NIT Andhra Pradesh holds induction programme for first-year BTech students

The programme that began on December 15 will continue till December 24 in the online mode. 

The National Institute of Technology (NIT) Andhra Pradesh conducted an induction programme for the incoming batch of first-year BTech students admitted for the 2021-22 academic year. The programme that began on December 15 will continue till December 24 in the online mode. 

NIT Andhra Pradesh to start online BTech classes on Dec 27 

Online classes for BTech students will commence on December 27 immediately after the induction programme. 

CSP Rao, Director, NIT Andhra Pradesh, said, “Students should plan for a creative learning pathway towards their future career success from the initial stage only. They are encouraged to study the interdisciplinary courses and carry out innovative projects. They should explore the opportunities with entrepreneurship and start-ups in students’ lives. They are advised to utilise the campus facilities and improve communication skills.”  

Number of students enrolled in various BTech courses at NIT Andhra Pradesh

Course	Students
Chemical Engineering	28
Civil Engineering	33
Computer Science and  Engineering	147
Electrical and Electronics  Engineering	123
Electronics and  Communication Engineering	149
Mechanical Engineering	115
Metallurgical and Materials  Engineering	27

The chief guest, Sudhir Kumar Mishra, former Director General of BrahMos, Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), New Delhi, said, “I am delighted to participate in the event and appreciate the efforts of the institute and the team for creating a wonderful infrastructure and facilities on the NIT campus. I congratulate all students who secured their admissions in the best institute and motivate them towards inspiring and joyful life at NIT Andhra Pradesh.” 

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