Conjured in 1958 as IIT Both countries – after IIT Kharagpur (IIT-KGP, 1950) – in the list of 23 IIT today, IIT-B entered the important year of diamond Jubilee from the historic first meeting on December 22, 1962, when around 70 Wide-eyed young man fainted out of the Institute.
Some decades later, the Golden Jubilee meeting in 2012 was attended by the Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.
The Institute has slightly more than 12,005 students in 2021, according to the current annual report released by his director, Professor of Subhasi Chaudhuri.
Safe! You have managed to throw your votelogin to see the results of the foundation for the first IIT-KGP inspired and prepared well before independence by the Bengali Academicia of Bengali Humayun Kabir, who later served as Minister of Education and Civil Aviation India.
After the country achieved freedom in 1947, First Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru encouraged the idea ahead and even put the foundation stone for IIT-B, according to the Indian Technology Institute Board (CIITS).
Nehru wants science and technology to play an important role in modernizing new India and meet the growing population needs, and imagine that the IIT system will, from time to time, produce scientists and technology from the highest caliber that will be involved in research, design and development for Helps build a nation towards independence in the technological needs.
“The institutions are designed with necessary dynamism, organizational flexibility and capacity to adapt in light to expand the knowledge and change in the socio-economic requirements of modern society,” Cit said.
The earliest IITS received the benefits of material assistance and academic cooperation from certain countries – IIT-B from the Sunsr Union, Iit-Madras from Germany, Iit-Kanpur from the US and IIT-Delhi from England.
Over the years, IIT has created a world-class education platform that suffered dynamically through internationally recognized research, based on excellent infrastructure facilities.
The IIT faculty and alumni have made a major impact on all sectors of society, both in India and abroad, and IIT is globally recognized as the ‘center of academic excellence’, which is famous for the caliber of students who graduated from them.
Over the years, even the IIT-B grew in leaps and boundaries and is now in national and global rank among the most famous excellence institutions in various fields of technology.
Compared to the first girl – Tejaswini nerves (1966 batch) – which turned the head in IIT-B, became a female student alone among 300 boys, today the situation was different from 20-25 percent of female students on campus.
As President of the IIT-B Alumni Association (IITBAA), Deepak Patil, said, the IITS, well-trained thoughts were not only academically, but also to think in, rational, to deal with any problems, to go to the roots and evolve logical solutions.
Chairman Iitbaa Girti Nayak said IIT education made students sharper and analytically, train them as a whole to resolve all types of problems, wrestle every challenge in life without being surprised or overwhelmed, and this is something that remains with them forever.
Duo feels that IIT offers a very good opportunity for personality development, total independence, no family support system to protect them from emotional problems, thrown together with foreigners from various parts of the country and learn to live together.
“This is where we realize that there are many who are not only smart as you, maybe smarter than you …
there will be a heat debate about the high intellectual level in practically there are topics in the sun, from technology to politics.
All from adding personality And your intelligence, but makes you humble, “said Patil.
Plus, the students here benefit from the faculty, staff, an extraordinary academic industry connection, and rich experience of the trail-blazer alumni, which produces achievements that make global headlines.
Some of the many pillars have fainted by Gonsalves, Ex-BMC Commissioner Jairaj Phatak, Former Minister of Union Jairam Ramesh, Late Goa CM Manohar Parnan, Mathematician Ravindran Kannan, Ex-Dean of the Harvard Business School Nitin Nohria, Economist Ajit Ranade, and former President Bell Labs Arun Netrevali, among the others.