Atomic Energy Regulatory Board

Atomic Energy Regulatory Board is an institution in Mumbai, Maharashtra. Research institute, not a college. PhD and research fellowships through NET, GATE, JEST or the institute's own test and interview, usually with a partner university.

  • Main entrance CSIR/UGC-NET
  • Location Mumbai, Maharashtra

Key facts

Type
Research institute
Main entrance
CSIR/UGC-NET
AISHE code
R-10100
Courses offered
PhD and research fellowships (usually with a partner university); some run postgraduate courses
Eligibility
A master's degree (or B.Tech/M.Sc), usually with NET, GATE, JEST or a similar qualification.
Approval to check
Its administrative ministry or department; the partner university for degrees
Institution type
R&D institute
Administrative ministry
D/o Atomic Energy
Before you apply
Which university awards the PhD and the current call for applications.

Entrance exams Atomic Energy Regulatory Board accepts

  • GATEM.Tech, PhD and public-sector jobs

Questions about Atomic Energy Regulatory Board

How do I get admission to Atomic Energy Regulatory Board?

Research institute, not a college. PhD and research fellowships through NET, GATE, JEST or the institute's own test and interview, usually with a partner university.

Which entrance exams does Atomic Energy Regulatory Board accept?

Atomic Energy Regulatory Board uses GATE. Research institute, not a college. PhD and research fellowships through NET, GATE, JEST or the institute's own test and interview, usually with a partner university.

Where is Atomic Energy Regulatory Board?

Atomic Energy Regulatory Board is in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.

Last reviewed October 2026. Admission rules, dates and eligibility change every year, so confirm them on the official website before you apply. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.

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