National Institute of Science and Technology
National Institute of Science and Technology of Palur Hills, Odisha, India | |
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National Institute of Science and Technology | |
Motto | Brighten Up Your Career |
Established | 1996 |
Type | Private, education and research institution |
Endowment |
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Chancellor | Shri Surendra Mudali |
Director | Prof. Sangram Mudali |
Academic staff | 404 (2010) |
Students | 2,900 (2012) |
Undergraduates | 1,603 (2010) |
Postgraduates | 190 (2010) |
Location |
Berhmpur, Odisha, India 19°11′57″N 84°44′41″E / 19.199167°N 84.744722°ECoordinates: 19°11′57″N 84°44′41″E / 19.199167°N 84.744722°E |
Campus | Suburban |
Affiliations | All India Council of Technical Education, NBA, BPUT |
Website |
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The National Institute of Science and Technology (NIST) is an engineering college located in Palur Hills, Odisha, India. It was started in 1996 by a few NRIs, some of whom were native to Odisha. NIST was set up and is operated by the SM Charitable Educational Trust with the aim of promoting higher technical education. The college was the first its kind under Berhampur University, which is now affiliated to BPUT.
Infrastructure and location
NIST is located in Palur Hills, about 7.4 miles (12 km) from Berhampur, in southern Odisha, India. It is well connected by roads and railways to all major cities including Bhubaneswar, capital city of Odisha.
Its campus has five main buildings: the "Lecture Hall Complex (LHC)" which houses classrooms and laboratories; the "Octagon", which houses a modern Computer Centre, an Internet room, Student Activities Centre, a computerized library and cafeteria; the business school; and the "Galleria" with 16 lecture halls and a 250-seat auditorium. Two new buildings, "Atrium" and "TIFAC Core" are the latest addition to the campus. Additional facilities include a very large capacity boys' hostel; a girls' hostel; a semi-Olympic-sized swimming pool; a lawn tennis court; a basketball court; a volleyball court and an aquarium building, many fountains, eucalyptus plantations and also a cactus garden.
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