IITian: Indian Institutes of Technology

The purpose of this report is to help the student community understand IITian culture and life. It also describes the main issues and problems that IIT needs to pay attention to. This will help the IIT system to understand students' questions and thoughts. It also gives the student a short understanding of IIT and helps them make their own decisions. We have adopted the appropriate method for this project, we are preparing for the investigation, and the questionnaire is discussed with the professor. After that, we chose the target students with diversity and possibilities.

Some Indian institutions such as Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Indian Institute of Technology and National Institute of Technology (NIT) are highly acclaimed worldwide for undergraduate education in engineering. Several other basic research institutes (IISER), such as Indian Science Promotion Association (IACS), Indian Institute of Technology (IISc), Tata Foundation Institute (TIFR), Harish Chandra Institute (HRI), Indian Institute of Science Education, It is highly appreciated for basic science and its standards in mathematics. However, India has failed to establish a world class university in the private sector or the public sector.

Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya was founded in 1909 by the monarchs of Tatas and Mysore and founded the so - called Indian Institute of Technology (BHU) in 1916. Tatas founded the Tata Foundation Institute in 1945. Birula Tech University began offering e course in 1995

Three Indian universities - Indian Institute of Technology, Indian Business University, Jawaharlal Nehru University, were included in the Times Higher Education List in 2005 and 2006. The six Indian technical universities and Bila Tech University - Pirani are listed in Asia Weekly as one of Asia's top 20 technology schools. In 2010, Hyderabad's Indian Business School was ranked 12th in the global Financial Times' global MBA ranking, and the All Indian Medical Academy is recognized as a world leader in medical research and therapeutics. Mumbai University was elected 41 of the 50 engineering schools in the world by the US news broadcaster Business Insider in 2012 and is the only one among the five emerging countries of Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa It is a university