

Tokyo Institute of Technology
Tuition/Year
JPY 535,800 - 535,800
Acceptance
20%
QS Ranking
#84
Students
N/A
About Tokyo Institute of Technology
Tokyo Institute of Technology (QS World University Rank 84) is one of Japan’s leading STEM-focused universities, known for rigorous engineering and science education in the heart of Tokyo’s innovation ecosystem. Popular with international applicants, it offers strong pathways in Computer Science and AI/ML alongside cutting-edge research opportunities and industry exposure through Japan’s tech and manufacturing giants. For Indian students, it’s a compelling choice for building a global career in high-impact engineering and deep-tech fields.
Popular Programs
Fees & Living Costs
Tuition Fees
JPY 535,800 - 535,800
per year
Living Cost
USD -
per year
Language Requirements
IELTS
6.5+
TOEFL
90+
Reviews & Ratings
See what students say about Tokyo Institute of Technology
10 Reviews
Sourav
The sciences department features state-of-the-art laboratories and the faculty are top-notch researchers. The networking opportunities for internships are quite helpful.
Pros
State-of-the-art labs, good networking.
Cons
High course fees.
Rituparna
The computer science curriculum is constantly updated to include the latest technologies and trends in the industry. Access to lab resources is sometimes limited.
Pros
Updated curriculum, relevant skills.
Cons
Limited access to labs.
Anima
I have found the AI/ML course to be exceptionally insightful, with hands-on projects that really enhance understanding. The placement opportunities are good, with several well-known companies actively recruiting.
Pros
Hands-on projects, good placements.
Cons
Course workload can be overwhelming.
Arnab
The architecture faculty is very passionate about students' success and provides great feedback on projects. There is a heavy workload that can be overwhelming at times.
Pros
Passionate faculty, great feedback.
Cons
Heavy workload.
Partha
The engineering program has a solid curriculum, with lots of group projects that encourage teamwork. Some extracurricular activities could be better promoted.
Pros
Solid curriculum, teamwork.
Cons
Lack of promotion for activities.


