possibility. We interviewed people personally about what they feel and ask them question. History of the Indian Institutes of Technology The Indian Institutes of Technology refers to the seven IITs namely IIT Kharagpur, IIT Bombay, IIT Kanpur, IIT Madras, IIT Delhi, IIT Guwahati, and IIT Roorkee. IITs are Institutions of national importance, established by an Act of Parliament. These institutes were set up after independence by the government of India for providing engineering and technological education
of Agriculture & Technology, Pantnagar, where my knowledge was enhanced by studying courses on Transportation Engineering and thus my liking for this field become much stronger. During second year of under graduation I went for training in Public Works Department, where I had a practical experience about pavement design and construction. I was very keen on doing some research work in this area, therefore after completing my undergraduate I joined Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, to pursue
I’ve taken up Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry for my classes 11 and 12 to be able to pursue engineering. Scoring 88.6% in my 11th and 12th I’ve had the chance of taking up Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering Program at the GITAM Institute of Technology, GITAM University, one of the oldest and prestigious ranking universities of INDIA. The field of computer engineering especially the control systems, automation and robotics has always enthralled me and automation is going to revolutionize
the field. 4) Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur Another popular IIT that offers courses in aerospace engineering is IIT Kharagpur. The aerospace engineering department is one of important departments of the college and is well known for its extensive lab facilities. Research carried out in IIT Kharagpur relating to this field is sponsored by prestigious organizations like Indian Space Research Organization and the Indian National Science Academy. 5) Madras Institute of Technology Madras Institute
them and simultaneously respond to them on a priority basis. Indian organizations are operating in a highly volatile political and economic environment so even they are facing the same challenge. For decades, the Indian organizations have been less systems-driven and more people and relationship-oriented. This has however changed with the opening up of the economy. They now have to stand up to global competition with borrowed technologies & insecure and relationship-driven employees. The organizations
has helped me to frame my targets & reach the goals of my carrier, which I strongly believe in materials science. The modern world is loaded with ballistic variations in gadgets & devices, with miniaturization being the ace of the cards. With the technology getting bigger the demand for Nano devices has been larger and Materials Sciences & engineering has a lion’s share in accomplishing it. This extrudes me to think beyond boundaries with rationality together with addition of creativeness and innovation
As a child, being born and brought up in the arena of advancement in technology, I was fantasized about how aircraft can fly and how ISRO is able to send spacecrafts outside of the earth. After discussing the former with my seniors and latter with the school teachers, I developed a natural proclivity towards the flying things. Further when I solved the problems of physics which include calculating the speed of wind, aircraft in different situations make me realized that air is necessary for it. Kalpana
I, Kapil Aggarwal, a final year student doing Bachelor of Technology in Pulp and Paper Engineering at Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Roorkee, Uttarakhand, India. In this essay I am going to focus on the incentives that stimulate me to pursue further studies and the motives behind my choice of University of Warwick as well as my future career objectives. I am at the crossroads of life where I have to take a major decision which will shape my future. For me, to shift from engineering to economics
pro-socialist economic development. Many major industries like Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL), Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL), Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC), National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC), Indian Railways, Indian Airlines, Port Trust of India (PTI), Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) etc. were undertaken as pure public sector industries. There were a few strong private sector industries too like TATA, Birla, Godrej, Bajaj etc. We can see most of these industries
exposure was unlimited due to our frequent sojourns abroad to world class facilities with my father who happened to be a medical doctor with an international airline. The seeds of this initial interest took shape when I joined institute of hotel management and catering technology. That was the beginning but I never knew that it will take the shape of my passion for life. Now I wish to spend my life creating a super place for people to escape and to feel special. I had never thought about the fascination
My curiosity in science and technology was shaped into abiding passion under the guidance of my father, a Post Graduate in Mechanical Engineering (Applied Mechanics) from the Indian Institute of Technology, Madras. Exposed to various spheres of technology at RNSIT (a College that is consistently ranked among the top five in the State), an intensified interest evolved in Robotics. The natural way forward for me, is to pursue a Master’s program in my area of interest. Working on Personal Robotics
I. INTRODUCTION Wearable antennas are made by textile materials. Electrical properties of these textile materials are not readily available. Wearable antennas are designed to work in the complicated body centric environment. Performance of wearable antenna near to human body is different from free space performance. Effects on the antenna near human body are reduction of antenna gain, cross polarization level growth, radiation pattern fragmentation, and decreased antenna efficiency. These effects
assignments, and my own idiosyncratic researches. When it came to selecting an area of Engineering for my undergraduate studies, the choice was clear: computer science. In my undergraduate studies, I benefited from the breadth of Kakatiya Institute of Technology and Science (a pioneer college affiliated to Kakatiya University in India). The curriculum at KITS exposed me to the entire gamut of computer science courses thus laying a strong foundation for the fundamentals. During the first two years
Sampling Unit: The respondents who were asked to fill out questionnaires and whose Interviews wre conducted are the sampling units. These comprise of Loco Pilots, Gangman, Trackman etc., who had attended the Training held by the Human Resource of Indian Railways. Sampling Size: 30 Technical Staff and all of Lucknow. Need of using secondary data: 1. Data is of use in the collection of primary data. 2. They are one of the cheapest and easiest means of access to information. 3. Secondary data may actually
• Introduction Sri Aurobindo Ghosh the great Indian philosopher and tradition of experimentation with education and educational methods crossed a long expanse. Sri Aurobindo was a dedicated to the knowledge of life. Who propounding the knowledge of life and came to the realization that the India wants to have a better place in the world, Indian educa- tion and educating method are to be enriched. This enrichment will be achieved through endless experimentation. Sri Aurobindo is an educationist not
did things long term for India. The modern technology and western customs allowed India to become a burgeoning regional superpower. The colonization of India was helpful for India because it went a long way to modernize India, westernized India in government and equality, and allowed India to be a successful country it is today. When the East India Company colonized India, it was very much technologically backward. The introduction of British technology and customs changed all that. When the British
question of how can the process westernization affect the rich Indian culture? With India’s increasing modernization it has been difficult to ward off the effects of westernization. Westernization has the power to bring about many positive as well as negative changes in a society. In the case of India it’s culture it has been negatively affected through the adoption of western centric ideologies, which have led to a rapid loss of rich Indian culture. Some notable effects of westernization in India
6) Benefits 16 7) References 17 Indian Institute of Management Raipur Page 2 1. An Introduction to the Hotel Industry • The hotel industry is an important component of the tourism industry. The fortunes of the hospitality industry have always been linked to the prospects of the tourism industry. Tourism is the foremost demand driver of the industry. Along with the tourism industry, the Indian hospitality industry has also emerged as one of the key industries
undergraduate education I have become thorough with most programming languages and technologies in the computer science domain. My interest in pursuing graduate studies and pursuing a career as a research scientist has especially grown during my undergraduate days, and intensified during my interaction with the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi. There’s an innate desire in me to establish a premier Information Technology institute in consonance with the academic goals set and achieved by our
I, Karan Minhas, a resident of (please mention address), wish to pursue my further education in Australia and study Master of Information and Communication Technology at La Trobe University. I belong to a supportive and loving family. My family includes my parents, my two siblings and myself. My father and mother are running their business, owning two shops each named Suraj Jewellers and Suraj Garments. My siblings are pursuing their studies. Regarding my academic qualifications, I have completed