I K Bhat, Director, NIT Hamirpur.

15-09-2010
Developments at
NIT Hamirpur
since 2005
Some Visuals for Comparison
Nov.2005
&
Now

(Change in Skyline since Nov 2005)

 New Look

Old Look
In 2005 In 2005

Present- Administration Block

Inside of New Administrative Office

Corporate Office established

(An example of Energy Efficient Building)
• Deans Offices
established for the
first time and is
Energy efficient
Building
Sub Station Office and its extension.

Added

Old
Extension of substation
View of Old Vivekanand Block
New Vivekanand Lecture Hall Complex
Vivekanand Lecture Hall Complex

Year of Start -2007

Year of Completion 2009
Completion Cost Rs.682 lacs
Built up Area 5687 sqm having 23 nos.
Lecture halls with all modern amenities
Vivekanand Lecture Hall Complex
Vivekanand Lecture Hall Complex

Inside View
New Computer Center

Year of Start -2006

Year of Completion 2008
Completion Cost 82.29 lacs
Built up Area 960 sqm
Computer Centre Conference Hall
Computer Sc. & Engg. Deptt. (One story added)

Old

Now

Year of Start -2007

Year of Completion 2008
Completion Cost 47 lacs
Built up Area 897 sqm
Electrical Engg. Deptt. (One story added)

Was

Now

Year of Start -2007

Year of Completion 2008
Completion Cost 164 lacs
Built up Area 1593 sqm
 Civil Engineering Deptt. (One story added)

Old

Now
Mechanical Engg. Deptt.
(One story added)

Old

Now
 Architectural Block,
Center for Energy and Environment
Year of Start -2005
Target of completion May 2010
Cost Rs.625 lacs
Built up Area 7475 sqm
 Architectural Block,
Energy and Environ. Center
 Architectural,
Center for Energy and Environment
Mechanical Engineering Blocks
Library (was)
Library Extension - Information Centre
(Digital Library)
Year of Start –2007
Year of Completion 2010
Completion Cost Rs.355 lacs
Built up Area Added 3228 sqm
Inside views
Auditorium - (Outer View)
Auditorium – Inner View
Auditorium – Inner View
Convocations held inside auditorium

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 Conference Rooms in the Auditorium
(Sessions In Progress)

Sarabai Seminar Hall

Homi Bhabha Conference Hall

Conference Rooms in the Auditorium
(Sessions In Progress)
 Augmentation of Hostel Accommodation

Constructed with precast and prefabricated members:

For immediate relief after increase in OBC quota. In all the
capacity was raised by 90.

 Year of Start -2008

 Year of Completion 2008
 Completion Cost Rs.61.00 lacs
 Capacity Increased for 90 students
 Hostels Vindyachal
Year of Start -2007
Year of Completion 2009
Completion Cost Rs.282.00 lacs
Capacity 220 students
Hostels Vindyachal
 Hostel - Neel Kanth
Year of Start -2007
Year of Completion July 2010
Completion Cost Rs.1144 lacs
Capacity 450 students
Hostel - Neel Kanth
Hostel - Neel Kanth
 Hostel - Neel Kanth
Year of Start -2007
Year of Completion July 2010
Completion Cost Rs.1144 lacs
Capacity 450 students
Hostel - Neel Kanth
 Type II Quarters (12 nos.)
Already occupied in July 2009 (Presently extn. of Girls hostel)
 Type II Quarters (12 nos.)
Year of Start -2007
Year of Completion 2008
Completion Cost Rs 112.00 lacs
12 nos. Type II quarters constructed
Presently Used for Girls Hostel
 Additional Residential Accommodation

Type-II (12 houses completed) in

Type-III and Type-IV (2 Blocks
2009 and 16 houses completed
of 12 houses each ) completed
in July 2010 and 12 houses ready
in July 2009 and is in use
by Oct 2010
 Type III & Type IV Quarters (12Each)

Year of Start -2007

Year of Completion 2010
Completion Cost Rs.353 lacs
12 nos. Type III & 12 nos. Type IV quaters
Type II Quarters (28 nos.)
 Type II Quarters (28 nos.)

Year of Start -2009 Target of Completion July2010

Estimated Cost 360 lacs Type II Quarters (28 nos.)
 Type II Quarters (28 nos.)
Year of Start -2009
Year of Completion May 2010
Estimated Cost 360 lacs
Type II Quarters (28 nos.)
Presently 16 nos. are in use for Girls
Hostel
Extension of Kailash Hostel (for 160 boys)

Year of Start -2009

Targeted date of Completion Dec 2010
Estimated Cost Rs. 438 lacs
Capacity 160 Students
Extension of Girls Hostel (+280)
Year of Start -2009
Target of Completion Jan. 2011
Estimated Cost 1072.12 lacs
Capacity 282 students
 APJ Kalam Training Hostel
Year of Start –march 2009
Target of Completion Dec 2010
Estimated Cost Rs.832.50 lacs
Capacity of Hostel 180 Trainees
Other amenities :-Mess, Recreation Hall,
Conference Hall, Gymnasium etc.
APJ Kalam Training Hostel
 Aaravali Training Hostel
Year of Start -2009
Targeted date of Completion Dec 2010
Estimated Cost Rs.90 lacs
Capacity of Hostel : 60 participants
Other amenities :-Mess, Recreation Hall,
Lecture Hall
 Estate Office, Central Store, Bank and
Post office

Year of Start -2009

Target of Completion Sept 2010
Estimated Cost Rs.248.34 lacs
Built up Area 1415 sqm
 Expected Year of Start -2010
Expected Year of Completion 2012
Estimated Cost 1663 lacs
Proposed Built up Area 8085 sqm

Proposed Industrial Research Centre

Expected Year of Start -2010
Expected Year of Completion 2012
Estimated Cost Rs.31 lacs
Built up Area 2750 sqm

G.L

G.L G.L

NORTH SIDE ELEVATION FOR PROPOSED EXTENSION IN APPLIED SCIENCE BLOCK

Industrial Research Centre
(under construction)

Expected Year of Start -2010

Expected Year of Completion 2012
Estimated Cost 1663 lacs
Proposed Built up Area 8085 sqm
Electronics Engg. Dept. and Centre for Mater. Sc. & Engg.

Expected Year of Start -2010

Expected Year of Completion 2012
Estimated Cost 1663 lacs
Proposed Built up Area 8085 sqm
Electronics Engg. Dept. and Centre for Mater. Sc. & Engg.
Electronics Engg. Dept. and Center for Mater. Sc. & Engg.

Expected Year of Start -2010

Expected Year of Completion 2012
Estimated Cost 1663 lacs
Proposed Built up Area 8085 sqm
Electronics and Communication Department,
Center for Material Science and Engineeringg.
 Open Air Theatre

About three hundred seating capacity increased.

Old New
Central Workshop (Landscaping)
New Water Storage Tank
 MEGA HOSTEL
(PROPOSED AND TENDERS CALLED)

Estimated Cost Rs.60 crores

Built up Area 46000 sqm
Site Plan of Mega Hostel
 Faculty Houses
48 nos. Type V Houses Estimated Cost Rs.1503 Lacs
 Faculty Houses
48 nos. Type V Houses Estimated Cost Rs.1503
Lacs
Visit of Eminent Personalities

Former President Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam and

Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh Prof. Prem K. Dhumal
inaugurating the Computer Center.
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Former President Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam and Prof. P. K. Dhumal
inaugurating the Computer Center.
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Interaction with faculty and students

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Visit of Eminent Personalities

His Holiness Dalai Lama(2009)

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Visit of Eminent Personalities
Visit of Eminent Personalities

His Holiness Dalai Lama

with
Dr. V S Dogra, Prof. I K Bhat,
Prof. R Natarajan, and Prof. M U Deshmukh
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VisitVisit
of ofEminent Personalities
Eminent Personalities

Prof. Prem Kumar Dhumal Chief Minister of H.P.

 Visit of Eminent Personalities

Prof. S C Handa talking from lover’s view point of Taj

 Visit of Eminent Personalities

Dr. P G Periasamy Dr. D P Agarwal

A first generation Entrepreneur Chairman UPSC
 MOUs signed

 NITH has signed MOU with

 University OfTechnology, Sydney
 Sheffield Hallam University, UK
 Five top universities of Finland
 Four universities of Spain in progress and
 Many Industries and research Organisations
 for promotion of
research and development work
exchange of faculty and student and joint guidance of research,
 joint organization of short tem courses and Conferences.
Similar MOU will be signed in near future with couple of
universities from USA, and Scotland
 MOU with Universities

Team from University Of Sheffield Hallam U.K.

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MOU with 5 Universities from Finland
Alumni Meet 2009 @ NIT-H

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Dean Students Meet

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Community kitchen in progress
Taping Renewable Energy sources
We design our environment
We design our environment
We design our environment
Community Service & Environmental Protection
since 2005

 NITH has conducted 99 programmes under

community service. 50% of total programmes
conducted by NIT system has been contributed
by NITH.
 Tomarrow You will be starting the 100th Comm
Dev Prog.
 Educational awareness programs have been
conducted in 29 tribal schools of Kinnaur,
Lahaul and Pangi.

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Community Service & Environmental Protection
since 2005

 Prayas, a movement in which faculty and students teach

under-privileged children who cannot afford
education. These students are also provided access to
Computer Center, Library and Classrooms. One of the
students got admitted to NIT Bhopal in 2009,
One in Govt polytechnic, Two stood in first
10 positions in HP Board. And 50 % children
are among first three positions in their schools,
One girl in Navodyalaya

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 Prayas Activities

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Our Reach to young students for Career Guidance
 Our Social commitment to Environment

We planted 12,000 plants and about 60,000 shrubs since 2006

 Vanmahotsav
Making of Greener Campus
Garbage Disposal System
Mess workers space and canteen
Mess workers space and Canteen
Mess Workers Room in KBH
Mess Workers space and New Canteen Block (4-H)
Year of Start -2009
Year of Completion 2010
Completion Cost Rs.21.60 lacs
Built up Area 163 sqm
Places to relax
 PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
 All Administrative reforms administered
 All Academic Ordinances framed and
implemented
 Delegation of responsibilities and powers
(Total Decentralised system)
 Student participation in decision making
 Faculty strength increased from 52 in 2005 to
108 in 2010 against the sanctioned strength of
198 now
 Student Strength has increased from 285 in
2005 to 850 in 2010
 Planning and Development

• Internet connectivity 2 – 8 - 16 – 62 Mbps. 16 more

being added. NKN supporting 1 GBPs
• Internet connectivity in all Academic, Hostel and
Residential Areas
• LAN through out the campus
• Wi-Fi in academic areas
• Video Conferencing in all departments and sections
• Laptop and Desktop provided to every faculty
member
• Website designed in house and updated every week
 Planning and Development

• Additional space created in Tagore Block to

accommodate PG Girl students as a temporary
measure,
• Rules and procedures established and followed for
consideration of Equity in terms of SC/ ST/ OBC/
Women/ Handicapped in all matters
• Hostel Rules and Procedures Framed and
implemented
• Refurbishment of Applied Physics and Applied
Chemistry Depts. Completed. The refurbishment of
their labs in progress
 Planning and Development
• Office space for Senate room, Chairman’s Office, Board
Room, T&P Office under construction.
• An additional Hostel to accommodate students due to
capacity expansion in Additional intake of OBC in advanced
planning stage
• Additional faculty houses of Type III, IV and V under
planning
• Augmentation of water supply scheme under process
• World bank rating rose from 5.2 in 2005 to 9.6 in 2009
on a scale of ten ( 7th World Bank performance report)
• Ranked among top 25 technical institutions in the country.
(since last three years)
 Planning andAcademics
Development (Academics)

• UG and PG Rules and Procedures Framed and also

reviewed after three years in 2009
• Formation of SPGC and SUGC (Senate Sub-committees)
• Student Participation at all levels for decision making
even up to Senate

• Twelve M.Tech programmes started since 2006

• Ph. D programme started in all departments since 2006

• MBA programme started in 2009,

 Planning and Development (Academics)
NIT HAMIRPUR ON MARCH
Academics
 Following Departments and Centers created and
established:
 Applied Chemistry
 Applied Physics
 Applied Mathematics
 Management and Social Sciences
 Center for Material Science and
Engineering
 Center for Energy and Environment
Research and Development, Consultancy
and Extension work (since last 3 years)

• One TIFAC CORE in the institution

• Framed Consultancy rules
• Significant number of publications
In International Journals over >650
In Conferences >850
• 300 Faculty sent for training to upgrade their
knowledge
• 188 Staff trained in Office procedures
Research and Development, Consultancy
and Extension work (since last 3 years)
• 30 sponsored Projects at present
• 20 project proposals submitted to funding agencies last
year and more being prepared
• 132 Short term courses (Refresher Courses) organised
Maximum number of Summer schools held. and about 25
more to be offered by July 2010
• 32 Conferences organised since 2006
• 40(STTP)Short term training programmes of 40 hours
organised
Research and Development, Consultancy
and Extension work (since last 3 years)
• Compendium of rules framed and approved by FC and BOG.
• 4 SMDP Programmes organised
• Earned over 50 lakhs consultancy in 2009-10 so far.
• 31 personality development pogrammes organised for
students
• 100 Community Development Programmes of 40 hours
each (vocational courses) organised (highest in the country
by any institution)
• 29 Tribal Development Programmes organised in tribal
areas.
• Approximately 3000 faculty & 8000 professional
and students have been benefitted from these
programmes.
 Students Welfare and Alumni Affairs

• Ragging free environment

• Student Counseling
• ISTE National Students Convention held in 2008,
• Student selected for participation in Asia Pacific Conference held at
Bhubaneswar and one selected for participation in Global Leadership
conference for South Africa at Cape Town.
• Best student award amongst the outgoing students
• Several students undergoing summer training in Germany,
France, Japan, Finland and UK
• Several Scholarship schemes exist, about 85% get scholarship at UG
level about Rs. 2crores disbursed in 2009-10 session.
• Regular Alumni meets with chapters at Shimla, Delhi,
Bangalore, Kolkatta, Dubai, Mumbai and USA
• 100 % placement of eligible students
 Students Welfare and Alumni Affairs

 NITH has signed MOU with

 University OfTechnology, Sydney
 Sheffield Hallam University, UK
 Five top universities of Finland
 Four universities of Spain in progress
 IIT Mandi and
 Many Industries and research Organisations
 for promotion of
research and development work
exchange of faculty and student and joint guidance of research,
 joint organization of short tem courses and Conferences.
Similar MOU will be signed in near future with couple of
universities from USA, and Scotland
 STUDENT WELFARE AND ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

 Extra Curricular Activities:

Hill fair regular feature (Open invitation for 22-24 Oct, 2010)
 Sports
Inter deemed university championships- hosted/
participated
 Technical Festival
Tnimbus
Technical challenge TV serial shooting- Challenge chatni
 InterNIT Dean Students Welfare Meet Organised
 Inter- NIT Dean Academics Meet Organised
Students Academic activities

 Special financial accounting module for MBA

students
 Abhyudaya ’09, three days event on Hindi
Language
 Course on Spanish Language conducted on
Oct. and Dec 2010.
 Next semester French language is being
planned
A summary of achievements
 Activities carried out at NIT Hamirpur
since 2005 onwards
S. Subject/Activity 2004- 2005- 2006- 2007- 2008- 2009- 2010-11
No 05 06 07 08 09 10
Faculty in place 59 61 74 88 90 104 104
Faculty with Ph.D. 24 31 44 54 65 85 92
240
Student Intake UG 290 330 330 389 449 508
-
PG - 25 100 200 250 350
-
Students enrolled 17 30/ 38/ 42/ 47/ 35/
for Ph.D. 47 85 125 193 228
R & D/ Consultancy 3 16 20 25 25 27 30
Projects
20 ready for
submission
 Our Publication Record and COE at NIT Hamirpur
since 2005 onwards
S.No. Subject/Activity 2004- 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008- 2009-10 2010-11
05 09

Papers published in 34 66/ 80/ 97/ 88/ 159/ 126/

Journals 100 180 277 365 524 650
Papers published in 47 96/ 133/ 242/ 80/ 151/ 101/
Conferences 143 276 518 598 749 850
Centres of 0 01 00 01/ 00/ 02/ 02/
Excellence •TIFAC-
02 04 06
CORE
•VLSI •Mat Sc •Altair Dg
•Energy Centre
& •MEMS

Environ
 Activities organized at NIT Hamirpur since 2005 onwards
S.N Subject/Activity 2004- 2005- 2006- 2007- 2008- 2009- 2010-11
o 05 06 07 08 09 10
PROGRAMMES ORGANISED
Inter/National - - 02 05/ 07/ 12/ 6/
conferences 07 14 26 32
S T C (Summer 1 7/ 14/ 18/ 49/ 27/ 16/
/Winter Schools 8 22 40 89 116 132
Short Term Training 4 5/ 12/ 9/ 2/ 03/
programmes- 9 21 30 32 35
Workshop/Symposi 1 4/ 12/ 6/ 34/ 5/ 3/
a/Seminars 5 17 23 57 62 65
Comm. Dev. Prog. 2 10/ 24/ 14/ 16/ 29/ 05/
12 36 50 66 95 100
Activities organized at NIT Hamirpur since 2005 onwards
S. Subject/ 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010-
No Activity -05 -06 -07 -08 -09 -10 11
Tribal Dev Prog. - 1 3/ 6/ 19/ -/ -/
4 10 29 29 29
Faculty Attended 10 34/ 64/ 59/ 80/ 55/ 50/
Fac. Dev. Prog. 44 108 167 247 302 357
Staff Trained - 13 70/ 80/ 20/ 120/ 50/
83 163 183 303 353
Revenue 177.0 182.6 234.8 287.5 435.3 579.9 336.3
generated (lakhs) upto
20/8
- highest
World bank 5.2 8.4 9.4 9.6 9.6 among
Rating all inst.

Placement % 70 84.5 92.7 95.1 97 100 Ongoi

ng
S. Subject/ 2004- 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010-11
No Activity 05 -06 -07 -08 -09 -10
Collab. with 2 3 8 12
Foreign Univ.
Stud sent outside 02 08 12
for training.
- - - - All UG PG progs
Accreditation
prog. submitted for
status
accredit accreditation
ed

Built up Area 38412 Area already added : 43664.

(Square meters) Ongoing works : 30587
Under Planning : 55123
Total : 129374 Sq Mts
With Average cost of Construction About Rs.
13000 per Sq mt
 Thank You

- I.K. Bhat