Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati
































































Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati
IIT Guwahati Logo.svg
Motto in English
 "Knowledge Is Power"
Type
Public engineering school
Established 1994[1]
Director
Gautam Biswas[2]
Academic staff
 260[3]
Undergraduates 2567
Postgraduates 2609
Location
Guwahati
,
Assam
,
India


26°11′14″N 91°41′30″E / 26.18722°N 91.69167°E / 26.18722; 91.69167Coordinates: 26°11′14″N 91°41′30″E / 26.18722°N 91.69167°E / 26.18722; 91.69167
Campus
Suburban,703.95 acres (2.8 km2)[1]
Acronym IITG
Nickname IITians, Guwahati-IITians
Colors Red (Power), Blue (Peace), Yellow (Perseverance)
            
Website www.iitg.ac.in

Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati (IIT Guwahati, IITG) is a public institution established by the Government of India, located in Guwahati, in the state of Assam in India. It is the sixth Indian Institute of Technology established in India.


IIT Guwahati is officially recognised as an Institute of National Importance by the government of India.[4][5]




Contents






  • 1 History


  • 2 Campus and geography


  • 3 Academics


    • 3.1 Rankings




  • 4 Academic centres


  • 5 Extramural centres


  • 6 Param Ishan


  • 7 Student life and hostels


  • 8 Annual festivals


    • 8.1 Alcheringa


    • 8.2 Techniche


    • 8.3 Udgam


    • 8.4 Research Conclave




  • 9 References


  • 10 External links





History


The history of IIT Guwahati traces its roots to the 1985 Assam Accord[6] signed between the All Assam Students Union and the Government of India, which mentions the general improvement in education facilities in Assam and specifically the setting up of an IIT.


IIT Guwahati was established in 1994 by an act of parliament and its academic programme commenced in 1995.[1] IIT Guwahati admitted its first batch of students into its Bachelor of Technology programme in 1995. The selection process was the same as that of all IITs, i.e., through the Joint Entrance Examination.[7] In 1998, the first batch of students were accepted into the Master of Technology program through the GATE.



Campus and geography




IIT Guwahati campus


The campus of IIT Guwahati is on the northern banks of Brahmaputra and abuts the North Guwahati town of Amingaon. It is often considered as the most beautiful campus in India.


The campus is on a 700 acres (2.8 km2) plot of land around 20 km from the heart of the city. It has the Brahmaputra on one side and hills and vast open spaces on others.[1]



Academics




Academic Complex on the bank of River Brahmaputra


IIT Guwahati houses the following departments:



  • Department of Biosciences and Bioengineering (previously known as Department of Biotechnology)

  • Department of Chemical Engineering
    • Center of Excellence for Sustainable Polymers


  • Department of Chemistry

  • Department of Civil Engineering

  • Department of Computer Science and Engineering

  • Department of Design

  • Department of Electronics & Electrical Engineering (previously known as the Department of Electronics and Communication)

  • Department of Humanities and Social Sciences

  • Department of Physics

  • Department of Mathematics

  • Department of Mechanical Engineering


The aforementioned departments of the Institute offer B. Tech., B. Des., M. Des., M. Tech. (Matke) , M.A. (Development Studies), M.Sc. and Ph.D. programmes.


Presently there are about 3948 students (2058 undergraduate and 1890 postgraduate) on rolls, 215 faculty members and 300 support staff.[8]



Rankings















































University and college rankings
General – international

QS (World) (2019)[9]
 472

QS (BRICS) (2018)[10]
 52

QS (Asia) (2018)[11]
 98

Times (World) (2018)[12]
 601-800

Times (BRICS) (2017)[13]
 106

Times (Asia) (2018)[14]
 112
General – India

NIRF (Overall) (2018)[15]
 12
Engineering – India

NIRF (2018)[16]
 7

India Today (2017)[17]
 7

The Week (2017)[18]
 8

Internationally, IIT Guwahati was ranked 501-550 in the QS World University Rankings of 2018. The same rankings ranked it 98 in Asia[11] and 52 among BRICS nations.[10] It was ranked 601-800 in the world by the Times Higher Education World University Rankings of 2018,[12] 112 in Asia[14] and 106 among BRICS& Emerging Economies in 2017.[13]


In India, among engineering colleges, it ranked 7th by India Today in 2017[17] and 8th by The Week.[18] It was ranked 7th among engineering colleges in India by the National Institutional Ranking Framework in 2018[16] and 12 overall.[15]



Academic centres


IIT Guwahati is home to five academic centres.



  • Centre for Nanotechnology

  • Centre for Rural Technology

  • Centre for Linguistic Science & Technology

  • Centre for the Environment

  • Centre for Energy



Extramural centres


IIT Guwahati is home to five academic centres.



  • Central Instruments Facility

  • Centre for Computer & Communication Centre

  • Centre for Career Development.

  • Centre for Creativity

  • Centre for Educational Technology



Param Ishan


IIT Guwahati hosts Param-Ishan which is the fastest and most powerful super computer in northeastern, eastern and southern regions of the country.[19]



Student life and hostels




IIT Guwahati Hostels


IIT Guwahati is a fully residential campus. All the students live in hostels on the campus. The hostels are named after rivers and tributaries of North-East India: Manas, Dihing, Kapili, Siang, Kameng, Barak, Subansiri (girls' hostel), Umiam, Dibang, Brahmaputra, Dhansiri (New girls' hostel) and Lohit (New boys' hostel). Apart from these, there is a married scholars hostel for married postgraduates.



Annual festivals


Every year the students and administration of IIT Guwahati come together to organize a number of festivals and competitions. The major festivals include Alcheringa, the annual cultural festival, Techniche, the annual techno-management festival, Udgam, the annual entrepreneurship summit and Research Conclave. Apart from these the Students of IIT Guwahati participate in the annual Inter IIT Sports Meet. The 53rd edition of Inter IIT Sports Meet is going to happen in IIT Guwahati in December, 2018. Apart from these the General Championship (GC) is widely celebrated across the hostel communities in the institute, the combined score in the inter hostel meets Kriti (Tech), Manthan (Cultural) and Spardha (Sports) is used to decide the winning hostel.



Alcheringa


Main article: Alcheringa (Festival)

Alcheringa, popularly known as "Alcher", is the annual cultural extravaganza of the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Guwahati. It started in 1996 as a student-run nonprofit organisation catering primarily to the youth of the nation.[20] Held for three days and four nights, Alcheringa witnessed an estimated footfall of 1,00,000 people
in 2018 edition.


Alcheringa has a history of having witnessed famous Indian and International artists. The list includes world's fastest guitar shredder Michael Angelo Batio, Swiss folk metal band Eluveitie, Israeli progressive metal band - Orphaned Land, Portuguese beat boxer Rizumik, Irish metal band - Frantic Jack, Pakistani pop rock band - Strings, Villalobos Brothers - the Mexican trio and an alternative rock group from New York City - Betty in the international section.


Renowned Indian artists like Vishal-Shekhar, Mohit Chauhan, Sonu Nigam, Javed Ali, Shaan, K.K, Shankar Ehsaan Loy, Shilpa Rao, RDB, Anoushka Shankar, Pt.Vishwa Mohan Bhatt, Rock band Euphoria, Vir Das and Kalki Koechlin add stature to the list.


Alcheringa 2018, titled "Echoes of Innocence", the twenty-second edition of the festival starred Bollywood dynamic duo, Vishal-Shekhar, Portuguese House producer, Diego Mirandaand Australian House producers, Mashd N Kutcher, alternative rock band from Chennai, The F16's and classical music maestros & brothers, Ganesh and Kumaresh and legendary Padma Shri Awardee Shahid Parvez.



Techniche


Main article: Techniche

Techniche is the techno-management festival of IIT Guwahati. Techniche is held in September every year over three days. Techniche provides students from schools and colleges across India a platform to interact with many experts in subject areas through its lecture series. It has been attended by R. Chidambaram, Kiran Bedi, H. C. Verma, Mike Fincke, John C. Mather and others.



Udgam


Udgam, is the annual Entrepreneurship Summit of IIT Guwhati. Organized by the institute's Entrepreneurial Cell, it aims to inspire young students and graduates of North-East India to embrace entrepreneurship .[21] Apart from a series of talks by eminent entrepreneurs there are plethora of workshops & networking sessions which happen during the festival.[22] It is usually held as an annual 3-day summit in March.



Research Conclave


Research Conclave is organized under the banner of Students' Academic Board (SAB) of Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati (IITG). It is a staunch platform to nurture the young minds towards research, innovation and entrepreneurship, which intends to bring the integrity of the students towards both industries and academia to redress the academic research challenges, concerns of the entire student community and upcoming entrepreneurs around the globe. It has been attended by H. C. Verma, Dr. Raksh Vir Jasra[1], M. S. Ananth, Padma Shri Awardee A. S. Kiran Kumar and others.



References





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