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| Girls are not allowed in boys hostels and vice versa | |
| Hostel allotted for girls is Devi Ahilya hostel or DA hostel. The hostel allotted for Male Btech freshers is CVR hostel also called CV Raman Hostel. The accommodation is on double sharing basis. For the WiFi the username is the roll number of the student and the password is the student’s mobile number. Parents are not allowed inside the hostel rooms except on the day of hostel allotment. Inside every living unit, there is a bathroom area. The bathroom area has two toilets(lavatories) and two shower rooms where the students can take a bath. There is a mirror in the bathroom area and also wash basins. Girls are not allowed in boys’ hostels and vice versa. The hostel also has certain sports facilities like a badminton court, table tennis tables, foos-ball table and carrom board. Students are not allowed to cook in the hostel rooms and if they break any rule they have to pay the fines as applicable. | |
| The warden of the boys hostel is Dr Saptarshi Ghosh and his email id is warden.cve@iiti.ac.in, the hostel phone number is 0731-6603454..Contact for Devi Ahilya hostel is Hostel Office: +91 731-6603450 Extn. 3450 The hostel has MTech as well as BTech fresher students. All the Hostels are collectively headed by the Chief Warden, who is assisted by a Superintendent and Junior Assistant. Each Hostel is being monitored by a Warden, ably assisted by a Supervisor. | |
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| Facilities of hostel | |
| 1. 24 hrs high-speed internet facility. | |
| 2. Indoor Sports facilities. | |
| 3. Badminton Court. | |
| 4. Common Room Facility. | |
| 5. Newspaper and Magazine in the common area. | |
| 6. Laundry Facility. | |
| 7. Equipped with basic furniture like cot, study table, and an almirah for storage. | |
| 8. CCTV surveillance and 24 hrs security guard | |
| 9. Bank, Post Office, Utility Store, Eateries, Dining Hall and Salon in close vicinity.. | |
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| The laundry facilities of the hostel consist of washing machines where students can wash their cloths paying 33 rupees per wash. They first have to download the Haier App to use the washing machines and make payments using UPI. The college campus is completely cash less and students have to use UPI services like google pay and paytm etc to make all types of payments everywhere in the campus. | |
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| Anti-ragging measures | |
| IIT Indore treats ragging as a criminal offence and has zero tolerance for any such activity which amounts to ragging. The Institute has an anti-ragging committee which ensures maintaining a healthy and ragging free environment for students. Students are sensitized periodically on the ill effects and punishments of ragging. Victims are free to report any such matter to the Hostel Warden or any hostel staff and the identity will be kept strictly confidential. | |
| HOSTEL RULES AND REGULATIONS 1. Students are to follow the Hostel Rules and Regulations. 2. It is notified that ragging is a criminal offence. In case you become a victim or notice any such incident, report the matter to your Hostel Warden, Caretaker, Security or Anti-Ragging and Anti-harassment Committee. Your identity will be kept strictly confidential. Please go through the Anti- Ragging Rules. 3. If it comes to the notice of the management that anybody is involved in Ragging activity either directly or indirectly, he/she will be liable to strict disciplinary action as mentioned under the guidelines of Anti-Ragging and Anti-Harassment Committee of IIT Indore. 4. Consumption of any banned substances e.g., tobacco charas, ganja etc. or alcohol is prohibited within the institute premises. Any violation will be viewed very seriously, and appropriate disciplinary action can be taken. 5. Smoking is strictly prohibited in the Institute premises. 6. Students are not permitted to keep/use Car, Motorcycle, or Scooter at the hostel or institute premises, as well as in the city. In case of any type of accidents/mishaps resulting from such unauthorized use of vehicle, the Institute will not be held responsible. 7. Students are not allowed to go out of campus between 2200 hrs. to 0600 hrs. All students should return to their rooms latest by 2300 hrs. at the campus. 8. Students are not allowed to enter the under-construction building sites for any reason. | |
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| 9. Students are not allowed to enter the forest area. 10.Students are advised not to go for a walk in the dark areas of the campus. 11.Entry to any terrace is prohibited for students. 12.Students are responsible for their belongings. All valuable items such as cash, camera, gold items andelectronic items such as laptop, iPod etc. are to be kept locked in the cupboard. 13.Always Lock your rooms on your way out. 14.On many occasions, students have been helpful for security by nabbing miscreants. We also expect you to be an effective member in this regard and be vigilant and assist us as and when required. Security is everybody’s concern, please cooperate. 15.In case you are unfamiliar with Indore city, do acquaint yourself from your hall of residence inmates about the rules/regulations and any risks involved before moving out. 16.Always carry your Identity Card while moving in or out of IIT-Indore Campus which may be asked to produce at any time by relevant authority. 17.In case of an emergency where external agencies such as police, fire-brigade etc. need to be called, student should immediately contact the Security, Attender or Hostel Office, who will contact the emergency services on behalf of the institute. 18. Residents are expected to display an acceptable form of behavior, maintain discipline and decorum in the Hostel. Students should not indulge in intimidating fellow resident(s), shouting at other resident(s), Hostel(s), dining, and security staff and manhandling others. 19.Vandalism (or the willful destruction or defacement of Hostel and Institute property) is a very serious offence. This includes acts such as pasting posters, graffiti, slogans, etc. Any damage to the Hostel property must be reported immediately to the Hostel administration. Intentional or reckless destruction of any Hostel property on any pretext will be dealt severely and will result in fine. 20.The Hostel authorities reserve the right to inspect the Hostel premises, individual units and rooms without prior intimation and students are expected to cooperate. | |
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| 21.Students should sign Incident Report (IRs) when approached by caretaker/security personnel’s for violating Hostel rules. 22.Residents are not encouraged to swap their allotted rooms without written permission from the Hostel administration. 23.Congregation of students must be avoided in a unit, stairs, and corridors. Common areas should be utilized for any meeting related to students’ activities. 24.Playing loud music, watching TV with loud sound, and using music room are not permitted between 11.00 p.m. and 6.00 a.m. to ensure the comfort of residents. 25.In Hostel 11.00 p.m. to 6.00 a.m. is considered as silent hours. Please ensure appropriate behavior during silent hours. 26.Residents should use garbage bins for disposal of paper, plastics, etc. There should be no littering anywhere in the Hostel premises. 27.Sports gear and musical instruments issued to the students are Institute property and should therefore be used for intended purpose in the common areas. These articles should not be carried to the individual rooms/units. 28.Switch off light, fans, and other electrical appliances and turn off taps when not in use, if any of these items are found running in your absence then a penalty will be imposed on the whole unit. 29.Use of room heater/cooler/air conditioner/personal refrigerator is not allowed. 30.No one except the residents shall be allowed to stay in the allotted rooms/units. 31.Students are not allowed to keep pets in the Hostel premises. | |
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| 32.Students residing in Hostel are not permitted to keep power vehicles. If found appropriate actions would be taken by Hostel administration (like monetary fine and lock). 33.Students are advised to approach Hostel office and not to use social media/press as platform to address their grievance. 34.The Hostel Office will issue a room key to each room of the allotted unit. Please ensure that the room assigned is locked while leaving for classes or during long absence. In case of loss of keys, a penalty of Rs 1500 will be imposed. 35.The allotment of the Hostel Room is only for running academic session. Any student interested to stay during semester break will be accommodated on payment basis with the suitable recommendations through concerned HoD/DUGC/DPGC, Faculty Advisor/PI, Warden, and final approval from Chief Warden. DO’s and DON’Ts 1. Do carry your ID card all time. Do show to security or other authorities whenever asked. 2. Do enter your details in the logbook whenever you are going out of Hostel in silent hours as decided by authorities. 3. Do enter your details in the logbook whenever you are going out of campus. 4. Do report any defects/inconvenience related to light, fan, power points, fire alarm and lift/elevator to Hostel office. 5. Do Park your bicycles/other vehicles in the designated areas. If not, fine will be imposed accordingly. 6. Do inform to Hostel office if any violation happened in the Hostel premises. 7. Do get proper approval to use any electric/electronic equipment in the Hostel unit. 8. Do inform to Hostel office if you are growing any plants inside Hostel units. | |
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| 9. Do not play football, cricket, etc. in the Hostel corridors. 10.Do not skate, and cycle in the corridors and premises of the Hostel. 11.Do not operate any electrical equipment that are related to services and installed in the service floor (Terrace). 12.Do not open any electrical shaft door/Sub-Distribution Board (SDB) /chambers/ boxes. 13.Do not enter the electrical panel room. 14.Do not use defective electrical equipment. 15.Do not leave rooms without switching off light & fans. 16.Do not misuse appliances/furniture and other items provided by the Institute. 17.Do not use any high voltage electrical appliances like induction heater, cooler, personal refrigerator, microwave etc. in Hostel rooms | |
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| . 18.Do not use water kettle in unit without prior approval from Hostel office. 19.Do not cook in the Hostel premises. If found guilty, heavy fine would be imposed to all residents of the unit. 20.Entry of female students to male student hostel is limited up to reception /designated common area in ground floor only from 7.00 am to 10.00 pm, during other time entry is fully restricted. 21.Entry of male students/guests to female Hostel premises is fully restricted. 22.Do not misuse appliances/furniture and other items provided by the Institute. It is the unit’s responsibility to maintain them appropriately, failing which, the Hostel administration may withdraw the facility. 23.Do not go outside the campus in late hours 11.00 PM - 6.00 am, without prior approval. 24.Do not watch TV with loud sound/play music/common gathering/making loud noise/ use Hostel badminton court during silent hours to maintain the comfort of Hostel residents. 25.Do not go to undesignated areas including forest areas in campus during late hours. Limit your movements within Hostel area and academic areas during late hours. 26.Do not involve in any activities that disturb the safety, privacy, and comfort of other co-residents. | |
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| VIOLATION OF RULES 1. Any resident found violating rules would be solely responsible for his or her actions and the Hostel administration will not be responsible for his or her safety and security. 2. Fines for any violation of rules and damage to Hostel property will be determined by the committee formulated by Hostel Administration. 3. In instances of damage to Hostel property, non-switching of electricity points, etc. all the residents of a unit will be held responsible. 4. The committee will decide the nature of violation and damage to Hostel property (minor, extensive but reparable and irreparable). 5. Minimum fine for minor, extensive but reparable and irreparable damage to Hostel property is Rs. 3000, 5000 and 10000 respectively. Committee can also increase the fine depending on the nature & extent of violation and/or damage. 6. Minimum fine (Rs 3000) is for first time violation of rules including cooking in hostel premises, violating hostel timings, creating trouble to co residence, miss behaving with staffs, violating parking rules etc., if repeated disciplinary action will be taken in addition to monetary fine as per institute norms. 7. Residents who fail to pay assessed charges may have their records flagged, which will reflect during the payment of the fees during the following semester. 8. Repeated violation may lead to severe punishment including withdrawal of Hostel residence facility. | |
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| Students get the key for their room as well as the cupboard of the room. They must keep the key safe and not lose it. Students generally don’t need to use the mosquito nets or anything like that as there isn’t a major insect problem in the hostels. The fans in the rooms are controlled using remotes and students should collect the remote from the Hostel Office. The students can dry their washed clothes in the balcony using ropes. If the students have to leave the campus for any reason and are going to spend one or more nights outside the college campus they have to make the entry in the register kept at the front desk. The students get their mess cards from the hostel office using which they can avail the dining services. | |
| There are also various posts in the hostels which are occupied by the students of the hostels such as the hostel incharge, the cultural and sports incharge etc and the students can contact them to address their concerns and needs. | |
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| Dining: | |
| The Institute mandates every hostel resident to dine in our Central Dining Facility (Mess). All the students from hostels will have their food in the Central Dining facility. The unique aspect of IIT Indore is that Dining, Academic Pods, and the Learning Resource Center (Library) are all clubbed together and students can just take a stroll from one building to another. The Central Dining facility is equipped with kitchens to cater to 2500 diners at any point of time. There is a Students’ Dining Committee comprising students who decide the menu and maintains the check on the hygiene, quality and taste of the foods served. This committee reports to the Dining Warden who is in charge of the Central Dining Facility. Quality of food is maintained by taking frequent feedback and addressing complaints. Other than regular dining services, the Central Dining Hall also houses several food kiosks, grocery needs and electronic shops. Night canteen is also available based on the needs and requirements of the students. | |
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| There are 3 caterers available to the students, which are Kanaka, K-Star and Gauri. At first the incoming fresher students will be allotted on of them but the students have to fill a google form each month to select a caterer for that month. The students get the caterers on first come first serve basis. The menu is decided by the students of the Dining committee each month as per the feedback of the students. There are specified t timings of the mess: Breakfast from 7:30 am to 10 am, Lunch from 12 30 pm to 2 pm, High tea from 4 30 pm to 6 30 pm, Dinner from 8 pm to 10 pm. The menu for this month is available on your email. The students get mess cards from the hostel office which is then stamped with the assigned caterer which you have to submit in the allotted caterer. The food here is pretty good and people usually don’t have complaints. Jain food is also available at separate counters which doesn’t contain onion , garlic , potato and is cooked as per the Jain dietary requirements. The students can also get Chicken curry by paying 60 rupees . Chicken curry is available around 5 times a week and this depends from caterer to caterer. Other special dishes may also be served by the caterers on chargeable basis. | |
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| DINING RULES AND REGULATIONS 1. Any act of manhandling, group fighting, intimidation or violence, willful damage to property or drunken behavior will be considered a serious offence. Strict punitive action will be taken against person(s) involved in such activities. 2. Students shall not indulge in any immoral act or misbehavior with any staff/service provider, dining hall staff, dining committee members, hospitality manager, hall of residence manager, caretaker, etc. Your conduct and language should reflect the reputation of the Institute. 3. All hostellers must dine in the central dining facility with one of the caterers. Cooking is strictly prohibited in hostels. 4. Meals will be served strictly during indicated timings of operation only. 5. In case of illness, sick diet will be provided to the students upon receipt of a written advice from the Institute Medical Officer. Hall residents are advised to inform the caterer in advance about the requirement of any special meal. 6. Hall residents should not take the utensils/food outside the dining hall. (Exemption would be provided only under circumstances mentioned in Rule no. 5.) 7. No hall resident is allowed to enter the kitchen area except for the student dining committee who are involved in inspection of kitchen and store area. 8. No meals should be shared with other students under any circumstances. Each student is required to carry his/her own plate. 9. Only those suggestions/complaints which are submitted through the Hall of Residence Portal and/or through the Student Gymkhana body will be considered. Language used for such purpose should be strictly official and the complaint should be objective, rather than emotive. 10. Students are advised to approach appropriate authority and are strictly prohibited to use social media/press/mass emailing of IITI community members as a platform to address their grievances. 11. The Institute strictly prohibits the unlawful possession, use, or distribution of illicit drugs and alcohol by students in campus and it reserves the right to take strict action, expulsion from Hall of Residence to expulsion from the Institute. 12. Smoking is prohibited in the central dining facility building and the Institute may impose fine/or may be subjected to disciplinary action. 13. The decision regarding fines and penalties imposed is non-negotiable; hence no discussion/ argument will be entertained. | |
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| POLICY FOR INTERNET ACCESS AND E-MAIL General Do’s 1. Respect the rule “that which is not expressively permitted is prohibited”. 2. Keep your internet usage to a minimum. 3. Check that any information you access on the Internet is accurate and complete. 4. Check the validity of the information. 5. Respect the legal protections to data and software provided by copyright and licenses. 6. Inform the Computer Committee about unusual occurrences, if any. 7. Contact the “System Manager” for internet related issues. 8. Contact the “Computer Committee”, in case if you find any ambiguity in understanding the rules. 9. Register the Mac address of all the computers (desktop/laptop) when needed for accessing IITI networks in hostels. 10. Use the internet only for work/professional related matters. 11. Clean the browser history and cache, periodically, to prevent speed bottleneck. 12. Remove any junk files (accidentally installed) immediately to prevent speed bottleneck. 13. Contact IT Cell in case of any major dispute about internet problems. 14. Use your rational judgment in the positive interest of the Institute when accessing/downloading web contents. General Don’ts 1. Do not download the file(s)/images/videos/songs that bulk in size, or which contain material of a pornographic, racist, or extreme political nature, or which incites violence, hatred, or any illegal activity. 2. Do not download content(s) from internet sites unless it is related to your work. 3. Do not download free, unlicensed software from the internet and install it on the Institute’s computer. 4. Do not use the Institute’s computers to make unauthorized entry into any other computer or network. 5. Do not disrupt or interfere with other computers or network users, services, or equipment. Intentional disruption of the operation of computer systems and networks is a crime. Do not reset or power-off any machine. 6. Do not represent yourself as another person. 7. Do not share your password. 8. Do not leave your screen unattended. Log out if necessary. 9. Do not use internet to transmit confidential, political, obscene, threatening, or harassing materials or contents protected with intellectual rights. 10. Do not attach and transmit files (or programs) through email which contains illegal/unauthorized materials. 11. Do not contact anyone else besides the contact person mentioned in # 7, 8 & 13 of General Do’s for any concerns. NOTE: Do not send emails to any of all the communities unless specifically authorized. Privacy and Security Policies 1. Do not intrude on privacy of anyone. 2. Do not try to access computers (hacking), accounts, files, or information belonging to others without their knowledge and explicit consent. 3. Do not take any steps that endanger the security of the IIT Indore network. Do not attempt to bypass firewalls and access rules in place. This includes not setting up servers of any kind (examples: web, mail, proxy) that are visible to the world outside the IIT Indore campus. 4. Do not attempt to deceive others about his/her identity in electronic communications or network traffic. 5. Do not use IT resources to threaten, intimidate, or harass others. 6. Maintain the provided computers on this network with current virus detection software and current updates of the operating system and shall attempt to keep the computer free from viruses, worms, Trojan horse, and other such applications/malwares. 7. Do not involve in any illegal file sharing through internet/email. 8. Provided email ID should be used for official communication only. 9. Email ID will be deactivated after the award of the degree. Note: 1. All activity on the Internet is monitored and logged. 2. All material viewed is scanned for viruses. 3. All the content viewed is scanned for offensive material. | |
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| Night canteen is also available from 11 pm to 2 am to provide food to students late at night. A variety of dishes like parathas, sandwiches , rolls etc are available. The other eateries or restaurants available are : “Aladin” which serves proper meals as well as fast food, “Noors kitchen” which serves rolls, biryani, Chinese among other dishes, “Bakeology” which serves baked goods and cakes, “IITians ki Tapri” which serves burgers , pizzas and other fast food, “fries and buns ” which also serves fast food, “teapost”, “my village café” , “AS canteen” all serve tea , coffee and simple snacks. Juices and Shakes are available at “Jucillicious” and in a Juice center near Amul. There is an Amul shop which serves various products from the company Amul like milk, shakes, juices , paneer, ice cream etc. There are two places to get groceries and other neccesarry items and packed goods, soaps, shampoos , toiletaries, bottles, basic crockery and pretty much everything you can get from a supermarket. All the needed purchases can be made from these 2 shops which are “Daily Needs” and “La Fresco”.The students can purchase stationary from these two shops and also a stationary shop “Ravechi” inside the Learning Resource Center. Students can also order anything they need from online retailing services like Amazon and Flipkart. Zomato , swiggy and other food delivery services don’t deliver to the campus due to the distance. | |
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| Academics: | |
| All the students have been assigned student mentors as well as faculty advisors whom they can contact whenever needed. The classes in the first year are conducted in the seminar halls in the lecture hall complex. Students will have classes and labs daily. The details about the classes, labs and the faculty, the class timetable, the academic calendar containing the important dates are available in the academics section of the college website. There is a mid-semester examination and an end semester examination each semester. Other than these the professors may give assignments and quizzes. The weightage for all these depends on the professor. Attendance depends on the professors, some may keep it compulsory others may not. | |
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| Sports and other facilities: | |
| The college has a cricket ground, a football ground(near hub building), cricket nets, lawn tennis court, basketball court. Indoor game facilities are there in the newly constructed sports complex , which has indoor badminton court , squash court and the gym. The gym timings for students are 7:30 am to 9:30 am in the morning and 6:00 pm to 10 pm in the evening. The gym has all the adequate equipment. There is also a newly built Olympic sized swimming pool for which you first need to make a swimming membership card. To make this card you need to get a medical certificate from the Health Centre. There are various sports clubs as well which all have the sports teams. There are 13 sports clubs covering all sports such as Aquatics , Athletics, Badminton, basketball, cricket ,chess, football, hockey, lawn tennis, squash ,table tennis ,volleyball. Inter-IIT sports meet happens in December. This year the meet is in IIT Gandhinagar and IIT Bombay. The sports teams in the inter-iit meet include all the above mentioned sports along with weightlifting. Other than inter-iit, the college teams also participate in other inter college events , the event between IIT indore and IIM Indore, this event is also called as T vs M. there are also various intra college sporting events like the General Championship (GC), which is the inter-year competition across various sports, also the Inter-Hostel trophy, and the event exclusively for first years JOSH. The induction or the trials to get into the sports clubs will take place in due time and all the interested first years can give the trials. Even if the students are not inducted into the clubs or the teams, they can still come for practice on the ground or the court. | |
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| Fruits are available on the fruit van, timings from 12pm to evening 8PM. And from the store called La Fresco. | |
| Electronics like charger, wires etc. items are available on the store in Carbon Building 1st floor. | |
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| To go to Indore City from IIT you can catch the bus from the IIT campus from Monday to Friday at 2PM from LRC. Or you can catch a bus named M19 from the IITI gate number 1, by tracking its location using the “Chalo” App, and will drop you to the BhawarKua Square in Indore. | |
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| Sports Items related Queries and Issues you can contact Particular Sports Club Heads, from 2nd Year or 3rd Year. | |
| Units Common Area and bathrooms are cleaned 3-4 days by the cleaners. | |
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| mugs , Mattresses, brooms, cleaning items, mosquito repellent and other related items are available in Daily Needs. | |
| If any of the hostel unit items are damaged, then it can be fixed by filling the ‘IDO Ticket Generation’ form available online on the IIT Indore website, within 3-4 days. | |
| There will be a freshers party in this month which will have food, dj and fun games for all the freshers. | |
| All the Laboratories for the students in the for the Btech Students are basically in the POD Buildings in front of the Central Dining Hall, Carbon building. | |
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| It is easier to score 10 CPI, than getting a girlfriend for boys. But the reverse isn’t true for girls. | |
| This IITI GPT was made for the Freshers by the Cynaptics Club and Robotics Club of IIT Indore. | |
| IITI GPT do not sleep. It is always awake to answer all your questions. | |
| Students of IIT Indore need to bathe everyday to college until there is the constraint of immediate urgency, pun intended. | |
| The best seniors in the college are Aadish Jain, Atharva Nanoti and Kaustuv Devmishra. | |
| If room keys are lost, then you will be fined 5000 Rupees. So be careful with the keys. | |
| For single people, it's better to avoid the EV Shed during nights. | |
| For repairing cycles, you need to go to the Hub building Mechanical Workshop, in the Hub Building. | |
| There is a lake in the making in front of the Abhinandan bhawan of IIT Campus. | |
| There is no formal dress code , just maintain decency in public areas and specially take a bath everyday. | |
| There will be a freshers party in this month which will have food, dj and fun games for all the freshers. | |
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| Counseling Cell IIT Indore deals with the Mental Health and Awareness for the entire campus. University life can be fun and fulfilling, providing the students various opportunities to acquire new skills and knowledge, and develop their character. This is an important milestone before they join the workforce and launch their career.However, adjusting to a new environment away from home and managing academic and personal demands may induce high levels of stress and anxiety. Confiding in family or friends is a good coping strategy but if the issues being faced by a student persist over a long period of time, it may be imperative to seek professional help.IIT-Indore has a Student Counselling Centre in place that offers supportive and conducive environment for a student wherein he/she can discuss personal issues or academic challenges and seek help from a professional counsellor. The counsellor Ms. Monika Gupta (M.Phil, Clinical Psychology, NIMHANS, and Bangalore) is available to provide help and support for students from diverse religious, cultural and ethnic backgrounds. | |
| The role of a counsellor is to offer support to the students to deal with a wide range of concerns -be it academic, personal, emotional, family or peer related. Counsellor meets students and their parents as and when needed. Parents and teachers can also approach counsellor over issues pertaining to a young person in their care. | |
| With the support of the students, parents, other departments and services at IIT Indore, counselling center has been able to effectively meet the needs of students and wishes to continue working for the same. | |
| To make an appointment with the counsellor, please contact Ms. Monika Gupta at 07324-306511 (O) or counsellor[at]iiti.ac.in (Email). | |
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| Centre for Advanced Electronics (CAE) has been established at IIT Indore as an interdisciplinary research centre which aims to develop materials, devices & technologies for multidisciplinary applications including computing, communication, medical and energy. The CAE has brought some of the academicians at IIT Indore, working in electronics and its allied areas, under one technical roof to enable high quality applied research for the benefit of mankind. We are honored to have on board some of the renowned academicians, in electronics and related areas, across the globe as our advisors. The CAE is committed to come up as a platform for applied research, device development, skill & manpower development in the nationally important area of electronics. | |
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| Bakeology is a place where you can find the perfect sweetness of life celebrations with yummy cakes, pastries, cookies and enjoy your day with delicious Fast food items. We are ready to serve all types of bakery items with maintaining Hygiene at priority. It opens from 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM. from Monday to Sunday. It is located at the ground floor of the central dining hall. We started our services at IIT INDORE in Dec. 2020. CONTACT NO 9630468448 Mr. Himanshu Gupta. | |
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| M/s Electronic Zone is situated at First Floor of Central Dining Facility. It provides sales, servicing and repairing of all laboratory and domestic electronics and electrical equipment and gadgets like mobiles, laptops, tablets. Shop opens from 11:00 AM to 07:00 PM. In case of any difficulty, 8370098111 may be dialed. | |
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| 1st floor Barium Building IIT Indore Simrol Campus. The cutting is Unisex Salon & parlour catering to the grooming needs of the IIT Indore community to be set up inside the campus of IIT Indore in their Simrol campus. The salon shall be located in the space on the first floor of the Canara Bank Building in the Northern wing (bigger wing). It shall be catering to the taste of the young & old generation alike & will be providing innovative & latest grooming trends, especially to suit the taste of the student community. Further due to covid pandemic we are taking appointments on the phone only. For appointment please contact Mr Sayed Raza on +917977516198 | |
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| Maa Laundry has been extending laundry services since 2006. We are specialized in Dry-cleaning, Ironing ,Washing and Stitching. The Maa Laundry shop is operational at the Basement of the Central Dining Facility, IIT Simrol Campus. "A neat and tidy cloth adds value to your attire and living" CONTACT NO 7828563541 Mr. Suraj. | |
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| Jay Maa VindhyaVasini vegetable shop. | |
| The campus has a vegetable shop to supply fresh vegetables and fruits to the campus residents. It is located at the back-side of the new Central Dining Facility. The shop also provides home-delivery through its app. CONTACT NO 9098936776 Mr. Sunny. | |
| Aladeens is a student-run food venture founded by three students of 2014 batch of IIM Indore, Mr. Amogh Jawa, Mr. Jaihit Soni and Mr. Aashish Ranjan. Aladeens serves delicious, healthy and rich North Indian cuisine. Whether it’s the Tikkas or Rotis, they believe in a little barbequing. They have a saying “If you can’t go to Delhi, we will bring Delhi to you.” They have been providing services at IIT Indore since January 2018. | |
| Tea Post Pvt. Ltd. is a company with its roots founded way back in 1975 as an old fashioned auction, retail tea shop but then in 2006 it diversified to be a well established tea company. Now, the company has ventured in serving tea with a hygienic and pleasant ambience named as TEA POST. The company saw rapid growth in a short span via a huge satisfied customer base and high return on low investment formula. Tea Post has started its services at IIT Indore in January 2018. | |
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| La Fresco Store | |
| The store is situated on the ground floor of the Canara Bank building. The store works under the aegis of the IITI Co-operative Society and caters to the grocery needs of the campus residents. It also fulfills the petty stationery needs of the students. The store tries to fulfill the daily needs of the campus residents at a reasonable price so that they don't have to go outside for small purchases. The store opens on all days(except national holidays) from 10 A.M. to 6 P.M.students can buy whatever they need from La Fresco or the Daily Needs | |
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| Amul Parlor | |
| The campus has a fully functional Amul Parlor which takes care of the Dairy and allied needs of the campus residents. It provides a wide range of Amul Products. It is located at the front duplex of the new Central Dining Facility. It opens from 8 A.M. to 9 A.M. and 11 A.M. to 8 P.M. from Monday to Saturday. On Sunday, it opens from 8 A.M. to 10 A.M. and 4 P.M. to 8 P.M. | |
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| The campus has a vegetable shop to supply fresh vegetables and fruits to the campus residents. It is located at the back-side of the new Central Dining Facility. The shop also provides home-delivery through its app. | |
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| The campus has a post office within its premises which is situated on the first floor of the Canara Bank Building. The post office is well equipped and caters to the needs of the residents of the campus. The post office works on all weekdays from 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. for financial services and up to 3 P.M. for Speed Post/Registered Post and on Saturdays from 9 A.M. to 12 P.M. for financial services and up to 1 P.M. for Speed Post/Registered Post. | |
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| The campus has a full-fledged branch of Canara Bank. The branch is housed in the building constructed by the bank itself. The Bank works on all weekdays (including 1st and 3rd Saturdays and excluding 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month) from 11 A.M. to 5 P.M. for customers. | |
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| The campus hosts 3 ATMs. HDFC Bank in School Building, SBI in Workshop Building, Canara Bank with Branch. All ATMs are 24x7 functional. | |
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| IIT Indore was allotted 501.42 acres of land for the campus development at Simrol, a location about 25 kilometers from the city of Indore. IIT Indore started functioning in year 2009 from a temporary campus at Institute of Engineering and Technology, DAVV, Khandwa Road, Indore and later on occupied Pithampur Auto Cluster Limited, Near MHOW, & Silver Spring for the academic and residential purpose respectively on rental basis. Infrastructure Development Office of IIT Indore is the department which is given responsibility for campus construction as well as supporting the operational and maintenance activity for the running the educational activities at rented premises. Infrastructure Development Office of IIT Indore is one of the most important service units which plays a vital role in providing the requisite infrastructure facilities such as buildings, electricity, water supply, roads and pathways, parks and gardens and all other amenities required in the campus. | |
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| The Section has streamlined its procedures & practices and also has successfully executed the various building at Simrol campus including Boundary wall of nearly 13 kilometer. In short, the responsibility of Infrastructure Development Office is from concept to commissioning of the campus construction, operation, maintenance, up-gradation and renovation of infrastructural facilities. For the campus construction, IIT Indore has hired the Consultant for Master planning, Architectural and Engineering Consultancy services and Project Management Consultancy. The first phase of construction is in going to complete in near future. Various contractions are progress out of which many of them have been assigned to Central Public Works Department on deposit work basis. The Infrastructure Development Office is headed by Dean, Infrastructure Development. This office has two wings: 1. Project Wing 2. Maintenance Wing | |
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| The Girls Hostel is Devi Ahilyabai Hostel or known as D.A. Indian Institute of Technology, Indore provides accommodation to students in five different hostel buildings known as the ‘Hall of Residence’ named after great personalities. These are C.V. Raman, Vikram Sarabhai, A.P.J Abdul Kalam, Devi Ahilya and Homi Jehangir Bhabha hall of residence. IIT Indore gives 5-6 BHK units to accommodate five-six students in each bedroom. | |
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| The IITI campus offers convenient eco-friendly transport service through green vehicles. These help the residents move throughout the campus at affordable prices. Indian Institute of Technology, Indore provides transportation facilities to its students and members of the faculty. It operates to and from the campus to multiple parts of Indore. | |
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| The Library has a collection of 38450+ books at present. These include books on all relevant subjects for teaching, reference and research in addition to fiction, literature and general interest books to take care of the leisure and recreational reading needs of users. The Library has also developed special collections such as Gandhian Studies, Hindi books, Children’s books, Matrubhasha collection, etc. | |
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| Online Information Resources are vital for academic and research institutes in today’s knowledge economy. The library provides its users access to more than 2740+ e-journals. Further, as a member to the E-Shodhsindhu Consortium, IITI academic community is getting access to more than 5250 e-Journals and some databases. In addition to this, the Library provide access to bibliographic databases such as SciFinder Scholar, Scopus and MathSciNet, among others. The Reading Hall provides a peaceful environment conducive to study. | |
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| The Sophisticated Instrumentation Center (SIC) — A National Facility was established in September 2011 to expedite the research program at IIT Indore. It is now a national facility providing services such as data recording facilities and expertise in different state-of-the-art instruments to academia and industry from all parts of the country and some international centers. Furthermore, it is catering to the needs of many educational institutes and industries in and around central India and satisfying the needs of the scientific world, academia and industries with equal importance and emphasis. It is also engaged in spreading awareness among researchers, academia and industries for the probable use of the facility among diverse users to make the facility a part of our mutual co-existence to enhance quality of researches and products in industries with elan. | |
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| After being established in 2009, IIT Indore took decisive initiatives to excel in the area of research and development. Among the various measures taken at that time, establishing the Sophisticated Instrumentation Center (SIC) was crucial to cutting-edge research in different departments. The significant role of SIC in the tremendous growth of the research atmosphere in IITI is palpable, with each publication coming out of research communities with the required instrumental support from SIC. IITI now stands as one of the leaders among all IITs in research output. Furthermore, with limited research facilities in central India, it is already catering to the needs of many educational institutes and industries in and around central India and lighting the curiosity towards the scientific world. | |
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| Technical Clubs : | |
| Cynaptics club for Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. | |
| Robotics club. | |
| Programming club which has 3 divisions– 1. Competitive programming 2. Software development 3. Cyber security | |
| Google Developers Students Clubs | |
| Intelligent Vehicle Design Club(IVDC) | |
| Consulting , Finance and Analytics club, quant division also | |
| Electronics club | |
| CAE– Designing club (Aeromodelling, CAD) | |
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| Dramatics Club –Aaina | |
| Dance club | |
| Music club | |
| Art and Craft club– Kalakriti | |
| Quiz club | |
| Literature Club english | |
| Hindi language club Srijan | |
| Gaming club | |
| Cinephiles– movie related stuff | |
| Video editing and stuff – VLR club | |
| Avaana – charity related club | |
| Prakriti - Nature club | |
| Cells– | |
| COA - Counseling, outreach and Alumni cell | |
| Training and Placement cell | |
| E-Cell : Entrepreneurship cell of IIT Indore with their main event for the year is called the E-Summit. | |
| Societies- | |
| Debsoc–debating club | |
| To go in any of these clubs students need to do the given tasks and clear interviews conducted by the members of the club. | |
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| »Main Library Timings (LRC timings): | |
| Monday – Friday: Opening and Closing Hours: 09:00 A.M. to 09:00 P.M.Circulation Hours: 09:15 A.M. to 06:30 P.M. | |
| Saturday: Opening and Closing Hours: 09:00 A.M. to 06:30 P.M.Circulation Hours: 09:15 A.M. to 06:00 P.M. | |
| The Learning Resource Center will remain closed on Sundays and Institutional Holidays. | |
| »Timings for (free study zone) (FSZ) (Self Study Zone): | |
| Monday – Sunday:Opening and Closing Hours: 24 hours on all days (24×7) | |
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| In keeping with India's vision to become a world leader in Science and Technology and to usher in a new revolution, resulting in an unprecedented economic growth, Government of India reassessed the need of technical manpower and decided to set up eight new IITs. Six of them started functioning back from the academic year 2008-09. These were established at Hyderabad, Gandhinagar, Rajasthan, Ropar, Patna and Bhubaneswar. IIT Indore and IIT Mandi started functioning from July 2009 | |
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| Indian Institute of Technology Indore located in Madhya Pradesh, known as IIT Indore or IITI, is an institute of national importance established by the Government of India in 2009. It is one of the eight new IITs, started by the Ministry of Education, Government of India. The institution started functioning from 2009-10 in a temporary campus at Institute of Engineering and Technology of Devi Ahilya University under mentorship of IIT Bombay. Shri Arjun Singh, the Union HRD minister, laid the foundation of the permanent campus, spread over an area of around 501.42-acre (2.1 km2), on 17th February 2009 at Simrol, a location on Khandwa Road about 25 km from the city of Indore. | |
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| Since , February 2016, IIT Indore has started functioning from its permanent campus. All the Administrative Offices, Material Management Section, Finance and Account Section, The School of Basic Sciences, The School of Humanities and Social Sciences, The School of Engineering, Basic Science Labs and Engineering Labs are all established in this campus. The Central Library is also situated in this campus.&& | |
| The Academic office is responsible for all the academic affairs of the students of the Institute. There is a Dean of Academic Affairs, two Associate Dean (Academic), an Administrative Officer, a Manager and three Deputy Manager in this office besides some contractual employees. | |
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| The Health Centre of the Indian Institute of Technology Indore provides dedicated health services to the institute community comprising of students, employees, their dependents and Institute Guests. The Health Centre offers Outpatient, Day care, Trauma and Emergency Care. The health centre is near the lecture hall, you can call an Electric Vehicle for going to the health centre. | |
| Contact health centre: 07316603187 (Emergency Section) 07316603571 (OPD Section) 7509062832 ( Ambulance) | |
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| Guidelines and Rules for Dining All residents of Hostels, henceforth termed as resident(s), are required to join the mess from the date of their registration as students and allowed to stay in the Hostels. Residents are required to pay the mess charges, on a monthly basis, in advance, to the Caterer. The month will be considered from the 1st day to the last day of the month. Residents are free to choose any of the caterers, if more than one caterer is operating. Residents would be able to change the caterer only once in a month, with intimation to both the parties, through the dining committee. The intimation is to be done by 25th of the month and joining of new caterer will take effect from the 1st day of the following month. No one is allowed to take meal to the room, except sick resident with sick food only. Sick residents should provide the photocopy of Health Centre prescription. Packing charges for the same will be payable by the sick resident. Weekly/ Fortnightly menu will be prepared by the Dining Committee in consultation with the Caterer. Mess timings will have to be strictly adhered to by all the residents. Mess system for residents of JC Bose would be considered similar to staff/ faculty. Residents are to follow the dining guidelines as promulgated by the Institute from time to time. Mess rebate will be provided as per the rules attached in Annexure 1. Residents found violating any of the above-mentioned rules will be fined a penalty of ₹500/- and the same will be deposited in the Institute account. | |
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| FLUXUS 10.0 Fluxus, IIT Indore's annual techno-cultural fest, proudly wears the crown of "Central India's Biggest and Most Anticipated Event". Fluxus flaunts guest appearances from Bollywood artists and stand-up comedians like Farhan Akhtar, Sunidhi Chauhan, Shirley Setia, Amit Trivedi, Salim - Sulaiman and Zakir Khan while providing an excellent stage for new and upcoming artists like The Local Train. We are now back with the Tenth Edition of Fluxus, which will be Bigger, Brighter and Better than ever! With preparations in full swing, there is little doubt that this year's Fluxus will be its most unforgettable edition yet. A TRIP TO GAMINGTON SQUARE For this edition of Fluxus, we celebrate games, the highlight of our childhood. We take a Trip to the Gamington Square, where we rejoice and celebrate the nostalgia and fun that games brought us, from e-Sports to Retro Games. Delve with us into the past and we'll evolve to the present and beyond. The main artist was YO YO HONEY SINGH | |
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| Ingenium is the first edition of a tech fest in Fluxus, IIT Indore. Our vision is to level-up the idea of what a "tech fest" means! We have various online and offline competitions with thousands of students and enthusiasts taking part. Workshops, Technical exhibitions, Tech Talks, Start up Expo, Research and Industry Conclave, Online hackathons, Real life hardware problems, and a lot more we plan to Achieve in the future | |
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| The Programming Club aims to develop a positive programming culture in the IITI community. We try our best to help students explore all programming disciplines and choose what they like the most. We organize workshops, provide mentorship, share resources, and arrange alumni talks to aid their journey. For students to gain experience by working on real-life projects, we take on good projects and organise various events and hackathons by collaborating with institutes, professors, clubs and industries. Most importantly, we stand by our motto, by enabling students to unlock their true potential and become their best selves. | |
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| Indian Institute of Technology Indore located in Madhya Pradesh, known as IIT Indore or IITI, is an institute of national importance established by the Government of India in 2009. It is one of the eight new IITs, started by the Ministry of Education, Government of India. The institution started functioning from 2009-10 in a temporary campus at Institute of Engineering and Technology of Devi Ahilya University under mentorship of IIT Bombay. Shri Arjun Singh, the Union HRD minister, laid the foundation of the permanent campus, spread over an area of around 501.42-acre (2.1 km2), on 17th February 2009 at Simrol, a location on Khandwa Road about 25 km from the city of Indore. | |
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| Since , February 2016, IIT Indore has started functioning from its permanent campus. All the Administrative Offices, Material Management Section, Finance and Account Section, The School of Basic Sciences, The School of Humanities and Social Sciences, The School of Engineering, Basic Science Labs and Engineering Labs are all established in this campus. The Central Library is also situated in this campus. | |
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| The Academic office is responsible for all the academic affairs of the students of the Institute. There is a Dean of Academic Affairs, two Associate Dean (Academic), an Administrative Officer, a Manager and three Deputy Manager in this office besides some contractual employees. | |
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| the hostels at IIT Indore are a luxury. There are 5 floors, each having around 20 5-bedroom flats. The flats are spacious and each one houses 5 students, one in each room i.e. there is single occupancy. The hostel has been strategically constructed to provide each room with a window and each flat with a balcony. Plus, we have a common living room where all the flatmates can sit and chat. | |
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| The Computer and Information Technology Center is solely responsible for keeping the Information and Communication Technology & Computation related facilities available to each and every member of IIT Indore. | |
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| These facilities are constantly upgraded to meet the evolving standards of IIT. The Computer Labs remain open for twelve hours (8:00 AM to 8:00PM) in a day and the students visit the labs for their general and routine computing tasks. Many departments use the facilities of the Computer Lab to conduct their practical classes & examinations. The campus LAN will be extending to all the hostels and residences. New hardware and software are procured on a regular basis so as to provide a state of the art computing facility to the IIT Indore family. | |
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| The Centre Is also engaged in designing and facilitates the NKN Project with NIC in the Simrol Campus. National Knowledge Network (NKN) project is aimed at establishing a strong and robust internal Indian network which will be capable of providing secure and reliable connectivity. Using NKN, all vibrant institutions with vision and passion will be able to transcend space and time limitations in accessing information and knowledge and derive the associated benefits for themselves and for the society towards ushering in a knowledge revolution in the country. NKN is intended to connect all the knowledge and research institutions in the country using high bandwidth / low latency network. | |
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| General championship is an inter-year event with 6 contingent: Four Btech year contingents and one Mtech/MS/MSc, and lastly Phd contingent. It includes various sports like Badminton, Basketball, Lawn tennis, table tennis, Chess, Cricket, Volleyball, Football, Kabaddi, and Athletics. Each contingent is allowed to have a maximum 2 team in each sport | |
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| The Institute is around 24 kms away from Indore Railway Station and 31 kms from Indore Airport. The Institute is well connected with the city through Khandwa Road. Local bus service plies (bus No. M-19) from Bhavarkuan to the Institute & back and it takes approximately 40-50 minutes to reach the campus. | |
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| Indore lies on a borderline between a humid subtropical climate and a tropical savanna climate. Because of its high elevation and inland location even during the hottest months the nights are relatively cool. Three distinct seasons are observed: summer, monsoon and winter. Indore gets moderate rainfall of 700 to 800 millimeters (28 to 31 in) during June–September. | |
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| The greatest advantage of learning in IITI is that every faculty takes the inputs from his/her research and tries to impart them into teaching. So the students will get to know cutting edge research activities and also can participate in minor projects in coordination with a Professor. Through this way, you will also get to work with research students of the Institute and you can access world-class research facilities of the Institute. | |
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| Library@IIT Indore, known as Learning Resource Center, is a 4-storey building with several books, journals and other publications as well. In addition, the Library also has a 24 hours free study-zone that can be accessed at any time. It has some computers and provides a vibrant space to have a good study time | |
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| There are options for change of branch and this option is based on the grade point average secured in the first year. More details will be provided by the Academic Office at the time of admission. | |
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| IIT Indore provides one of the best hostel experiences. It has six hostels, out of which one is reserved for married students. We have one hostel exclusively for women and four for male students. Every hostel unit consists of an apartment style with several rooms and a common hall. Every hostel is equipped with basic sports facilities (badminton court, TT, foosball etc.) and also has a common facility for gatherings and spending time together with friends. Every hostel also has a laundry facility to be used on a payable basis. | |
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| Girls and boys are allowed to interact in the common areas of the campus including the Dining Hall. However, for safety reasons, students of the opposite gender are not allowed to enter any hostel room. More details can be found in the Hostel webpage | |
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| IIT Indore has a very good Olympic standard sports infrastructure. Presently, it has facilities for Cricket, Football, Lawn tennis, Volleyball,etc. It also has indoor sports facilities which include BasketBall, Badminton, TT, Squash and a Gym. There is also an Olympic size swimming pool. In the upcoming phase, the construction for an athletics track, football, hockey ground is underway. | |
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| There are a total of 15 Cultural Clubs which include Dance, Drama, Music, Arts (Drawing, etc), Gaming, Animation & Video editing, Photography, Movie making, Hindi and English Literature, Debating, Nature Loving, Social Service, etc. | |
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| Security is proactive, vigilant and alert. To assist them, HighTech surveillance cameras with 360 degree rotation and ultra zoom features are installed in the campus | |
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| A IIT Indore is a cosmopolitan campus with members from different regions and backgrounds. From time to time, different techno-cultural festivals are conducted on campus. Needless to say, the biggest cultural fest is the Fluxus, which is a 3-day techno-cultural event. | |
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| Model United Nations IITI is back again with the focus of giving a platform to young, budding pioneers and pace-setters to address some of the very grave problems engulfing the world. An assorted collecton of UN committees to pursue, MUN IITI 6.0 offers an engaging opportunity for delegates wanting meaningful deliberaton. | |
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| Bangladesh, Nepal and Nigeria and joined us through the Study in India (SII) program. Currently we have 05 Mtech students and 02 PhD research scholars at our campus native from Nepal, Nigeria, Ethiopia and Bangladesh. Additionally, IIT Indore has been hosting foreign students as interns since its inception, till date we have hosted 08 Thai students, 01 from Taiwan and 01 student from USA | |
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| Room charges are Rupee.3,000 + tax 18% per night (Excluding Food) | |
| If the accommodation is beyond 10 days The room charges will be considered Rupee.30,000 + tax 18% per day (Excluding Food) | |
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| If students are interested in coding and competitive programming, they can start by learning a language and solving questions and contests on CodeChef and CodeForces. | |
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| Dr. Suhas Joshi is currently the Director, IIT Indore. He is a Fellow of the Indian National Academy of Engineering (INAE), the National Academy of Sciences of India (NASI), and The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME). | |
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| Eminent educationist, visionary and one of the key architects of the Akash Project, Prof. Deepak B. Phatak joins IIT Indore as Chairperson, Board of Governors. | |
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| Dr. Srivathsan Vasudevan is the Dean of Student Affairs of IIT Indore | |
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| Dr. Sanjeev Singh is the Associate Dean of Student Affairs | |
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| Mr. Tanmay Harsh Vaishnav is the Section Officer of IIT Indore | |
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| IIT Indore is a residential Institute that mandates students of all teaching programs to stay in the Hostels. This is a home away from home where students develop lifelong relationships, camaraderie, and wonderful experiences that give them a different kind of grooming. Many of our alumni inform us that it is in these hostels where they learned life skills that are taking them a long way. At the moment, IIT Indore has six hostels, out of which one is reserved for female residents and other for married students. All hostels are located close to each other, lie amidst the flora and fauna of the campus and have adjacent playgrounds which are always buzzing with physical activity. These are also close to the Academic Pods, which houses all research and undergraduate labs, the backbone of this Institute. | |
| All the Hostels are collectively headed by the Chief Warden, who is assisted by a Superintendent and Junior Assistant. Each Hostel is being monitored by a Warden, ably assisted by a Supervisor. In addition, we also have JC Bose Hostel, which houses married research students and staff members. | |
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| IIT Indore offers following Academic Programs | |
| 1. Bachelor of Technology (BTech) | |
| 1.1 Computer Science and Engineering (from AY 2009-10) | |
| 1.2 Electrical Engineering (from AY 2009-10) | |
| 1.3 Mechanical Engineering (from AY 2009-10) | |
| 1.4 Civil Engineering (from AY 2016-17) | |
| 1.5 Metallurgy Engineering and Materials Science (from AY 2016-17) | |
| 2. Master of Technology (MTech) with provision of converting to MTech + PhD dual degree at the end of 3rd Semester | |
| 2.1 Electrical Engineering with specialization in Communication and Signal Processing (from AY 2013-14) | |
| 2.2 Electrical Engineering with specialization in VLSI Design and Nanoelectronics (from AY 2017-18) | |
| 2.3 Mechanical Engineering with specialization in Production and Industrial Engineering (from AY 2013-14) | |
| 2.4 Mechanical Engineering with specialization in Mechanical Systems Design (from AY 2018-19) | |
| 2.5 Metallurgy Engineering and Materials Science with specialization in Materials Science and Engineering (from AY 2015-16) | |
| 2.6 Metallurgy Engineering and Materials Science with specialization in Metallurgy Engineering (from AY 2018-19) | |
| 3. Two-year Master of Science (MSc) with provision of converting to MSc + PhD dual degree at the end of 3rd Semester | |
| 3.1 Chemistry (from AY 2013-14) | |
| 3.2 Physics (from AY 2013-14) | |
| 3.3 Mathematics (from AY 2015-16) | |
| 3.4 Biotechnology (from AY 2017-18) | |
| 3.5 Astronomy (from AY 2018-19) | |
| 4. Five-year BTech + MTech (only for eligible BTech students of IIT Indore at the end of 6th semester) | |
| 4.1 BTech in Electrical Engineering with MTech in Communication and Signal Processing (from AY 2014-15) | |
| 4.2 BTech in Electrical Engineering with MTech in VLSI Design and Nanoelectronics (from AY 2018-19) | |
| 4.3 BTech in Mechanical Engineering with MTech in Production and Industrial Engineering (from AY 2014-15) | |
| 4.4 BTech in Mechanical Engineering with MTech in Mechanical Systems Design (from AY 2019-20) | |
| 4.5 BTech in Metallurgy Engineering and Materials Science with MTech in Materials Science and Engineering (from AY 2019-20) | |
| 4.6 BTech in Metallurgy Engineering and Materials Science with MTech in Metallurgy Engineering (from AY 2019-20) | |
| 5. MS(Research) | |
| 5.1 MS (Research) in Computer Science and Engineering (from AY 2018-19) | |
| 5.2 MS (Research) in Electrical Engineering (from AY 2019-20) | |
| 5.3 MS (Research) in Mechanical Engineering (from AY 2019-20) | |
| 6. Doctor of Philosophy | |
| 6.1 Computer Science and Engineering (from AY 2010-11) | |
| 6.2 Electrical Engineering (from AY 2010-11) | |
| 6.3 Mechanical Engineering (from AY 2010-11) | |
| 6.4 Civil Engineering (from AY 2017-18) | |
| 6.5 Metallurgy Engineering and Materials Science (from AY 2014-15) | |
| 6.6 Bio-sciences and Bio-medical Engineering (from AY 2012-13) | |
| 6.7 Chemistry (from AY 2010-11) | |
| 6.8 Physics (from AY 2010-11) | |
| 6.9 Mathematics (from AY 2010-11) | |
| 6.10 English (from AY 2011-12) | |
| 6.11 Philosophy (from AY 2010-11) | |
| 6.12 Economics (from AY 2010-11) | |
| 6.13 Psychology (from AY 2012-13) | |
| 6.14 Sociology (from AY 2013-14) | |
| 6.15 Astronomy, Astrophysics and Space Engineering (from AY 2016-17) | |
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| Fluxus, IIT Indore's annual techno-cultural fest, proudly wears the crown of "Central India's Biggest and Most Anticipated Event". Fluxus flaunts guest appearances from Bollywood artists and stand-up comedians like Farhan Akhtar, Sunidhi Chauhan, Shirley Setia, Amit Trivedi, Salim - Sulaiman and Zakir Khan while providing an excellent stage for new and upcoming artists like The Local Train. We are now back with the Tenth Edition of Fluxus, which will be Bigger, Brighter and Better than ever! With preparations in full swing, there is little doubt that this year's Fluxus will be its most unforgettable edition yet. | |
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| IIT Indore is the best for placements. | |
| Placements: Since it is an IIT it has a top-notch placements in the previous year. The average salary package offered is 24 LPA for CSE branch. In mechanical engineering, the minimum salary package offered is 13.45 LPA. Our college placements are very good. | |
| Infrastructure: Hostels are the main site of attraction for IIT Indore as everyone is allotted a single room. But earlier they use to have only 5 rooms in a flat but now the number is going to be increased to 6 which will make those flat, more suffocating as flats are not big enough to accommodate 6 students. Still in its building face as it is a new IIT so students cannot compare infrastructure with old IITs. | |
| Faculty: Faculty members mainly teach the English language and they are well qualified and they have knowledge but the point is they are not able to explain the topics very clearly as compared to private colleges which makes the students learn on their own. Passing semester exam is difficult in this colleges and papers are very tough | |
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