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National Institute of Technology Jamshedpur

NIT Jamshedpur
(Deemed University)

Information under Right to Information Act, 2005

  1.1  BackgroundRight to Information Act 2005 (RTI Act)
1.2Objectives/purpose of this documentTo provide information about the Institute and sources of information.
1.3Users of thie InformationStudents and staff of the Institute, general public, etc.
1.4Organization of the InformationAs per guidelines of MHRD
1.5Definitions Institute: National Institute of Technology, Jamshedpur
Act: Right to Information Act 2005
MOA: Memorandum of Association between the Institute and the Ministry of HRD
1.6Contact PersonProf (Dr.) N. K. Narain, Public Information Officer
1.7For additional information 1. Refer various rules and regulation books of the Institute
2. Contact the appropriate officer as per list in this book or the Institute website

2.1NIT Mission
2.2Vision & Objectives
2.3History and Overview of the Institute
2.4 Duties of the Institute:

Teaching and Research

2.5 Main activities/functions of the Institute:

Teaching at undergraduate and postgraduate levels, research leading to masters and doctoral degrees, sponsored research, industrial consultancy and continuing education.


2.6 Services being provided by the Institute:
  • Teaching at undergraduate and postgraduate levels in science and engineering.
  • Carrying out research in leading areas of science and engineering.
  • Carrying out sponsored research and consultancy projects.
  • Providing continuing education to personnel from academics and industry.
  • Organizing seminars and short-term courses.

2.7 Expectations of the Institute from the public for enhancing its effectiveness and efficiency:

The Institute needs support, cooperation and suggestions from all citizens of India. In particular, the Institute seeks cooperation of the public in eliminating undue encroachment in its academic and administrative freedom from outside.


2.8 Arrangements and methods made for seeking public participation/contribution:

The public involvement in functioning of the Institute is through Board of Governors, Finance and Building and Works Committees which have members representing academics, industry and government.


2.9 Mechanism available for monitoring the service delivery and public grievance resolution:

The monitoring is done through different committees and Board of Governors.


2.10 Address of the Institute:

National Institute of Technology
Jamshedpur 831014


2.11 Institute working hours:

Teaching and Administration: 8:00 AM to 12:00 Noon & 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM.



  1. Powers and duties of officers:

    Director is the Principal Academic and Executive Officer of the Institute. The Director shall be responsible for the proper administration of the Institute, for imparting instructions and for maintaining discipline therein. The director has the power to incur expenditure in accordance with the procedure laid down by the Board of Governors and the MHRD from time to time.


  2. Rules, regulations and instructions used:
    • Memorandum of Association (MOA) between the Institute and the MHRD, Government of India.
    • Regulations for all academic programmes (UG/PG/Research)
    • Courses of studies (UG/PG).
    • Resolutions of the Senate and the Board of Governors.
    • Govt. of India Guidelines/Norms/Orders/Procedures issued from time to time.

  3. Mode of Public Participation:

    The Institute encourages public participation and guidance through members representing them in the Board of Governors, the Finance Committee and the Building and Works Committee.


  4. Official documents and their availability:

    In addition to the list mentioned under item 4 above, following additional documents are available for reference in their respective offices:

    • Memorandum of Association (MOA) between the Institute and the MHRD.
    • Minutes of the meetings of Board of Governors.
    • Minutes of the meetings of the committee of Deans and Heads of Departments.
    • Institute Annual Reports.
    • Official releases of the Institute.

  5. Board, Council, Committees and other Bodies:
    1. Board of Governors
    2. Finance Committee
    3. Building and Works Committee
    4. The Senate

  6. Public Information Officer
    • Prof. (Dr.) N. K. Narain
      Public Information Officer
      National Institute of Technology
      Jamshedpur-831014
    • Dr. R. N. Mahanty
      Asstt. Public Information Officer
      National Institute of Technology
      Jamshedpur-831014
      E-mail: rnmahanty2002@yahoo.co.in
    • Appellate Authority:
      Prof. (Dr.) A. Mishra
      Director in Charge
      National Institute of Technology
      Jamshedpur-831014

  7. Procedure followed to take a decision

    The Institute has a Director, four Deans, Heads of the Departments, Registrar, Deputy and Asstt. Registrars who carry out the various functions of the Institute as per procedures laid down in the MOA and by the BOG from time to time. The decision is communicated to public by notices, announcements, website and advertisements. The final authority to vet and decision lies with the Board of Governors. The Institute takes decisions regarding students' affairs, staff affairs, facilities of the Institute and the infrastructure.


  8. List of faculty members

  9. New initiatives

    High priority is being given to modernization and removal of obsolescence at the institute. New initiatives are being taken in the following fields:

    1. Removal of obsolescence in workshop machinery and equipment of laboratories.
    2. Modernization of laboratories and workshops by addition of new equipment.
    3. Augmentation of library facilities.
    4. Support for projects involving new innovation in classroom technology.
    5. Training and retraining for the teaching and supporting technical staff.
    6. Upgradation of computing and networking facilities.
    7. Creating and updating the infrastructure for R&D effort.
    8. Supporting sponsored/joint research projects in Engineering and Technology.
    9. Providing project based financial support for creation of infrastructural facilities in terms of laboratories and quality manpower in emerging areas.
    10. Developing horizontal and vertical linkages with other institutions, research laboratories, industry and user agencies through multiplicity of programs including consultancy.

  10. Academic Programmes and Courses offered

  11. Admission Procedure

  12. Academic Programmes and Courses offered

    The Institute has semester pattern of Examination at UG and PG levels.

    Under the Semester system, the teachers themselves set the mid-term and end-term question papers and evaluate them. To evaluate the students for 20 marks, the teacher conducts quiz, class tests and home assignments. The mid-term examination carries 30 marks, teacher's evaluation 20 and the end term examinations carry 50 marks. The students are awarded letter grades from Excellent (Ex) to fail (F) depending on their overall performance. The Academic Section coordinates the over all examination. The results are assessed by either the Under Graduate Program Evaluation Commmittee (UGPEC) or the Post Graduate Program Evaluation Committee (PGPEC) and then sent to the Senate for approval.

    The students have to maintain a CGPA of 6.0 to continue beyond their first year of study. Supplementary examinations are organized in the summer quarter. If a student fails to get CGPA of 6.0 in 1st year in end semester examination and the consecutive supplementary examination, he will have to leave the Institute.


  13. Students and their activities

  14. Training and placement

    Placement of students saw a sharp surge during 2005-06. 42 companies visited the Institute for placement and 253 students were placed through campus interview. It was heartening to note that a large section of students were placed in manufacturing industries.


  15. Budget

    For the financial year 2005-2006
    Plan:
    Non-plan:


  16. Concessions availed by the Institute
    1. Customs Duty exemption as per rules
    2. Excise Duty exemption as per rules

  17. Norms/Standards

    Norms and standards for various academic programmes of the institute are set by the Senate of the Institute. Norms and standards for administrative activities are set by the BOG and are monitored by it.


  18. Information available in electronic form

    All relevant information about the Institute activities are made available at this website, viz. www.nitjsr.ac.in.


  19. Means, methods and facilities available to citizens for obtaining information

    Citizens can obtain information from this website, advertisement and notice boards and can get specific information through post or email, press releases, telephone etc.


  20. Frequently asked questions

    Information often required by students, staff and citizens are available at this website.


 

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