Samanta Chandrasekhar Institute of Technology And Management (SCITM) is situated near about 4 K.M. far from Semiliguda, Dist-Koraput. This is an Engineering College which is having both Degree and Diploma wings. The Degree engineering started in the year 2001 under Berhampur University. But in the year 2003, Biju Patnaik University Of Technology took all the Engineering Colleges of Orissa under it.
In the year 2006, Diploma wing at SCITM has opened and the following four branches available in it. They are:
1. Mechanical Engineering.
2. Electrical Engineering.
3. Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering.
4. Computer Science and Engineering.
Dr. K. Nana Buchi, the former Registrar of SCITM, Degree wing acted as Principal of the Diploma Wing.
The Diploma wing has its separate labs for different branch. The Management also separate for the Diploma wing. Mr. P.N. Prusty, a renowned business person from Semiliguda is the Secretary of the Diploma wing.
Friday, July 25, 2008
17 New Engineering Colleges in Orissa that are admitting students this year through BPUT counseling
The following is obtained by looking at the counseling list at http://www.jeeorissa.com/availability_of_seats.asp.
Apex Institute of Technology & Management, Pahal Bhubaneshwar (APT) Pvt.
Bhubaneswar Engineering College Khurda (BEC) Pvt.
Black Diamond College of Engineering & Technology Jharsuguda (BDC) Pvt.
BRM International Institute of Technology Bhubaneswar (BII) Pvt.
Centurian Institute of Technology Khurda (CIK) Pvt.
Gandhi Institute of Industrial Technology Berhampur (GII) Pvt.
Gandhi Institute of Science and Technology Rayagada (GIR) Pvt.
Gandhi Institute of Technology & Management Khurda (GIK) Pvt.
Gurukul Institute of Technology,Janla Bhubaneswar (GKT) Pvt.
Hi-Tech Institute of Technology Khurda (HIT) Pvt.
Indic Institute of Design & Research Khurda (IID) Pvt.
Kalam Institute of Technology, Berhampur Berhampur (KIB) Pvt.
Koustav Institute of Technology Bhubaneswar (KIT) Pvt.
Maharaja Institute of Technology,Bhubaneswar Bhubaneswar (MIK) Pvt.
Modern Engineering & Management Studies Balasore (MEM) Pvt.
Modern Institute of Technology & Management Khurda (MIM) Pvt.
Vignan Institute of Technology & Management Berhampur (VIT) Pvt.
The above 17 colleges include 11 colleges in the Bhubaneswar-Khurda-Cuttack area, 3 in Berhempur area, 1 in Balasore, 1 in Jharsuguda and 1 in Rayagada. This takes the total number of engineering colleges, that admit students via BPUT JEE, to 58. It does not include ITER, KIIT, NIT Rourkela, IIIT Bhubaneswar, IIT Bhubaneswar, CIPET and Agricultural Engineering at OUAT.
Apex Institute of Technology & Management, Pahal Bhubaneshwar (APT) Pvt.
Bhubaneswar Engineering College Khurda (BEC) Pvt.
Black Diamond College of Engineering & Technology Jharsuguda (BDC) Pvt.
BRM International Institute of Technology Bhubaneswar (BII) Pvt.
Centurian Institute of Technology Khurda (CIK) Pvt.
Gandhi Institute of Industrial Technology Berhampur (GII) Pvt.
Gandhi Institute of Science and Technology Rayagada (GIR) Pvt.
Gandhi Institute of Technology & Management Khurda (GIK) Pvt.
Gurukul Institute of Technology,Janla Bhubaneswar (GKT) Pvt.
Hi-Tech Institute of Technology Khurda (HIT) Pvt.
Indic Institute of Design & Research Khurda (IID) Pvt.
Kalam Institute of Technology, Berhampur Berhampur (KIB) Pvt.
Koustav Institute of Technology Bhubaneswar (KIT) Pvt.
Maharaja Institute of Technology,Bhubaneswar Bhubaneswar (MIK) Pvt.
Modern Engineering & Management Studies Balasore (MEM) Pvt.
Modern Institute of Technology & Management Khurda (MIM) Pvt.
Vignan Institute of Technology & Management Berhampur (VIT) Pvt.
The above 17 colleges include 11 colleges in the Bhubaneswar-Khurda-Cuttack area, 3 in Berhempur area, 1 in Balasore, 1 in Jharsuguda and 1 in Rayagada. This takes the total number of engineering colleges, that admit students via BPUT JEE, to 58. It does not include ITER, KIIT, NIT Rourkela, IIIT Bhubaneswar, IIT Bhubaneswar, CIPET and Agricultural Engineering at OUAT.
104 students get admitted to IIT Bhubaneswar
Following is an excerpt from a report in Telegraph.
Over 100 civil, electrical and mechanical engineering students of IIT Bhubaneswar will start their classes on the IIT Kharagpur campus.
The Bhubaneswar institute is one of the six IITs opening this year, but a site for the institute has not yet been finalised in the Orissa capital.
“The Centre has asked us to do the hand-holding. We will hold their classes on our campus till the IIT Bhubaneswar campus is ready,” said Damodar Acharya, the IIT Kharagpur director who is the acting head of the Bhubaneswar institute.
… We have the facilities to accommodate all the 104 (Bhubaneswar) students. We did not want to arrange for separate classes or laboratories for them, like the other IITs, as we wanted them to be exposed to the world-class facilities available here,” Acharya told a news conference today.
These students will, however, get their degrees from Bhubaneswar.
“We have chosen a few sites for the IIT,” said Orissa industries minister Biswa Bhusan Harichandan.
According to the Centre’s specifications, 600 to 1,000 acres are required to set up an IIT. The site should also be close to an airport, railway station and national highway. Besides, two million gallons of water should be available every day.
Last month, a two-member team from IIT Kharagpur inspected a few sites in and around Bhubaneswar.
A senior official of the Orissa industries department said a 900-acre plot near Banki, 62km from Bhubaneswar airport and close to the Mahanadi, was judged the most suitable site.
Acharya said the government would allot 40 faculty members for the additional students.
On a related note there is an excellent article about recruiting faculty for the new IITs by Prof. Pankaj Jalote of IIT Delhi. Prof. Abinandan adds to it in his blog post.
Over 100 civil, electrical and mechanical engineering students of IIT Bhubaneswar will start their classes on the IIT Kharagpur campus.
The Bhubaneswar institute is one of the six IITs opening this year, but a site for the institute has not yet been finalised in the Orissa capital.
“The Centre has asked us to do the hand-holding. We will hold their classes on our campus till the IIT Bhubaneswar campus is ready,” said Damodar Acharya, the IIT Kharagpur director who is the acting head of the Bhubaneswar institute.
… We have the facilities to accommodate all the 104 (Bhubaneswar) students. We did not want to arrange for separate classes or laboratories for them, like the other IITs, as we wanted them to be exposed to the world-class facilities available here,” Acharya told a news conference today.
These students will, however, get their degrees from Bhubaneswar.
“We have chosen a few sites for the IIT,” said Orissa industries minister Biswa Bhusan Harichandan.
According to the Centre’s specifications, 600 to 1,000 acres are required to set up an IIT. The site should also be close to an airport, railway station and national highway. Besides, two million gallons of water should be available every day.
Last month, a two-member team from IIT Kharagpur inspected a few sites in and around Bhubaneswar.
A senior official of the Orissa industries department said a 900-acre plot near Banki, 62km from Bhubaneswar airport and close to the Mahanadi, was judged the most suitable site.
Acharya said the government would allot 40 faculty members for the additional students.
On a related note there is an excellent article about recruiting faculty for the new IITs by Prof. Pankaj Jalote of IIT Delhi. Prof. Abinandan adds to it in his blog post.
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