"Problem is the reflection of society and technology depicts the progress."
National Institute of Technology, Jamshedpur, presents Pravah '08, its 2nd ever techno-management festival, from March 28th to 30th, 2008. This festival had been an event of the students' intense labor, passion and participation in huge numbers from colleges all over the country. TATA Steel itself had been the mentor for the college and had always been a great support for every event that had been organized.
Pravah is a portal for all the budding engineers and "geeks" to pitt their skills against the best in the country in events like Business & IT quizzes, programming competitions, software presentations, case study and model creation. Watch robots race themselves on the road or fight themselves out in a game of Polo. Put on your creative caps and design the best car on AutoCad that'll force Dilip Chhabria himself to get you into his bandwagon. If you are the kind who likes to shut himself up in a laboratory, you can even present your papers to be judged by the best in the business. If you are already intimidated by all the jazz, don't you worry. Pravah organizes guest lectures and seminars by eminent professors and personalities who shall get you updated about the latest technologies used in today's industries.
If you happen to be a firm or company who'd like to get exposed to the brightest of the countries, you can even contact the administration bloc of Pravah '08 for event or title sponsorships.
The official website of Pravah '08 is http://www.pravah.co.in/ However, the site's currently under construction. But, it's expected to be up & running, shortly. In the meantime, if you wish to be a part of Pravah '08 or if you wish to sponsor events or if you just want more information about the festival, kindly leave back a comment. We shall get back to you in no time.
Update:
Map of NIT Jamshedpur
This is a map of the complete college. Click on the various colored shapes to know what they are all about. You can move the map to get directions from anywhere in the world. However, if you feel this map is too small for you to handle directions. here is a larger version.
National Institute of Technology, Jamshedpur, presents Pravah '08, its 2nd ever techno-management festival, from March 28th to 30th, 2008. This festival had been an event of the students' intense labor, passion and participation in huge numbers from colleges all over the country. TATA Steel itself had been the mentor for the college and had always been a great support for every event that had been organized.
Pravah is a portal for all the budding engineers and "geeks" to pitt their skills against the best in the country in events like Business & IT quizzes, programming competitions, software presentations, case study and model creation. Watch robots race themselves on the road or fight themselves out in a game of Polo. Put on your creative caps and design the best car on AutoCad that'll force Dilip Chhabria himself to get you into his bandwagon. If you are the kind who likes to shut himself up in a laboratory, you can even present your papers to be judged by the best in the business. If you are already intimidated by all the jazz, don't you worry. Pravah organizes guest lectures and seminars by eminent professors and personalities who shall get you updated about the latest technologies used in today's industries.
If you happen to be a firm or company who'd like to get exposed to the brightest of the countries, you can even contact the administration bloc of Pravah '08 for event or title sponsorships.
The official website of Pravah '08 is http://www.pravah.co.in/ However, the site's currently under construction. But, it's expected to be up & running, shortly. In the meantime, if you wish to be a part of Pravah '08 or if you wish to sponsor events or if you just want more information about the festival, kindly leave back a comment. We shall get back to you in no time.
Update:
Map of NIT Jamshedpur
This is a map of the complete college. Click on the various colored shapes to know what they are all about. You can move the map to get directions from anywhere in the world. However, if you feel this map is too small for you to handle directions. here is a larger version.
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