IIT-ISM Dhanbad holds Orientation for new UG students
SUBHASH MISHRA Dhanbad, July 26: IIT (ISM) Dhanbad Director Prof. Sukumar Mishra urged newly admitted undergraduate students to face societal challenges…
SUBHASH MISHRA
Dhanbad, July 26: IIT (ISM) Dhanbad Director Prof. Sukumar Mishra urged newly admitted undergraduate students to face societal challenges head-on and take the initiative to solve problems from within. He was addressing the Induction-cum-Orientation Programme organized for first-year students.
Adaptability is Key to Success, Says Director
Prof. Mishra emphasized the importance of resilience and adaptability in today’s dynamic environment. “Success lies in one’s ability to frequently and conveniently adjust to evolving challenges and expectations,” he said.
He reminded students that clearing the JEE and entering an IIT was one milestone, but now they are in a new phase where their goals must evolve.
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“While faculty members will guide and support you, the initiative to overcome challenges must come from within,” he added, encouraging students to leverage the institute’s state-of-the-art facilities to become responsible citizens and accomplished professionals.
Institute’s Legacy and Academic Framework Explained
Earlier, Prof. Rajni Singh, Dean (Corporate Communications), gave an overview of IIT (ISM)’s rich legacy through a detailed presentation, highlighting its near-century-old traditions and modern infrastructure.
Prof. M.K. Singh, Dean (Academic), briefed students about the academic framework, including the 14-week semester system, continuous evaluation model, and stringent academic integrity policies.
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Innovation, Infrastructure, and Resources Facilities
Prof. Alok Das, Dean (Innovation, Incubation & Entrepreneurship), introduced students to the innovation ecosystem, while Prof. Amit Rai Dixit, Dean (Infrastructure), explained the robust campus infrastructure and digital systems such as the MIS for seamless academic processes.
Prof. Ajay Mandal, Professor-in-Charge of the Central Library, showcased the library’s extensive resources, including its 24/7 digital repository that supports academic and research requirements.
