ITM SLS Baroda University Latest News & Notifications 2025 ,Vadodara

ITM Baroda University BAJMC Students Secured Internships

June 11, 2025: ITM Baroda University BAJMC fourth semester students secured internships. Heartiest congratulations to Anish Pundir, Drishti Sumad, and Pranav Tyagi—4th semester students from the Department of Communication & Media Studies at ITMBU—for securing exciting internship opportunities! Check out more details, here.

ISRO Signs MoU With ITM SLS Baroda University For Space Science Education

April 9, 2025: The Indian space sector is buzzing with new opportunities and all the credit goes to Indian Space Research Organisation's (ISRO) momentous success in various missions. Amid the growing craze for the space sector, the ITM SLS Baroda University has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) in presence of Nilesh Desai, Director of the Space Applications Centre (SAC-ISRO), and several esteemed officials from ISRO, marked a significant collaboration between academia and the space agency.

Desai highlighted the importance of such partnerships in fostering scientific advancements and technological innovations. He emphasized ISRO's commitment to nurturing talent and creating opportunities for students, academicians, and researchers. The MOU is poised to be a game-changer for the academic and research community at ITM SLS Baroda University. The collaboration will facilitate research opportunities, internships and training programs, and knowledge transfer through workshops, seminars, and guest lectures among others. 

ITM SLS Baroda celebrates National Technology Day

April 9, 2025: On the occasion of National Technology Day, ITM SLS Baroda University displayed a wide array of projects spanning various fields. Over 80 teams from disciplines including computer science, chemical engineering, auto-mechanical engineering, chemistry, pharmacy, and sciences participated, showcasing their creativity and problem-solving abilities.

The projects presented reflected the students' commitment to addressing real-world challenges. Among the innovations were brickettes crafted from coconut shells, biodiesel production from waste cooking oil, roads constructed from plastic waste, a biogas plant fueled by biomass, a folding electric bike for sustainable commuting, a robotic mop cleaner for efficient household chores, and Chatify, an Indian-based messaging solution tailored to local needs. Ravindra Singh Rathore, Vice-President of ITM SLS Baroda University, expressed his admiration for the students' enthusiasm and creativity, saying, "We believe that by investing in these innovative solutions, we can catalyze positive change and contribute to the socioeconomic development of our nation."

ITM SLS Baroda University Celebrates Its 2nd Convocation Ceremony

April 21, 2025: On January 16th, 2025, ITM SLS Baroda University celebrated a monumental occasion—the 2nd Convocation Ceremony! It was a day of pride, inspiration, and celebration, uniting faculty, graduates, and distinguished guests to honour academic excellence and mark the beginning of new journeys. 

Experience the grandeur of the ceremony with the majestic procession of faculty and graduates in their ceremonial attire. 

• An enlightening keynote address by Dr. Raghunath Anant Mashelkar, former Director of CSIR, inspired the Class of 2025 to dream big and achieve greatness. 
• A special address by Shri K.C. Tyagi, former Member of Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha, added prestige and insight to the event. 
• Gold medalists were recognized for their outstanding achievements, shining brightly as examples of dedication and excellence. 

Relive the unforgettable moments and celebrate the limitless potential of ITMBU’s Class of 2025!

ITM SLS Baroda University Hosts National Conference on Semiconductor Chips and Aerospace Ecosystem – An Indian Perspective (MICROCHIPS 2025) 

April 2, 2025: ITM SLS Baroda University hosted a national conference on “Semiconductor Chips and Aerospace Ecosystem – An Indian Perspective (MICROCHIPS 2025)” from March 8th to 10th, 2025. The conference was inaugurated in the presence of esteemed dignitaries, including Hon’ble President of ITM SLS Baroda University, Smt. Kanupriya Singh Rathore, Hon’ble Vice President Shri Ravindra Singh Rathore, Dr. Nilesh Desai (Director, SAC-ISRO), Er. Jaimin Desai (Ex Deputy Director, SAC-ISRO), Mr. M. R. Patel (Ex Senior Scientist, SAC-ISRO), Dr. Anant Naiak (Former Director, GAETEC), Dr. Anant Dhaulakhanti (Ex Director, RAC, DRDO), and Dr. A. K. Tiwari (Advisor to Management), among others. Dr. Nilesh Desai delivered the keynote address on “ISRO’s Role in Semiconductors & Aerospace Ecosystem in India,” highlighting the advancements made by India in this sector. Dr. George P. M., Convener of the conference, provided an overview of the event, outlining the significance of microchips in India’s fast-evolving technological landscape. 

ITM SLS Baroda University Hosts Terracotta & 4th International Sculpture Symposiums

February 25, 2025: ITM SLS Baroda University reaffirmed its commitment to art and cultural heritage by hosting two remarkable events—the Terracotta Symposium (20th November – 28th December 2024) and the 4th International Sculpture Symposium (1st January – 29th January 2025). These gatherings united renowned artisans, sculptors, and art enthusiasts, creating a dialogue between traditional and contemporary art forms.

Eleven master artisans, who have showcased their work across Japan, France, and Korea, meticulously crafted 37 terracotta sculptures of Ayyanar, the guardian deity of Tamil Nadu villages, under the curation of Mushtaq Khan Ji, a research officer for Folk, Tribal, and Contemporary Arts. The unique sculpting process, starting from the feet and concluding with the face, highlighted the spiritual and cultural depth of this ancient craft.

The 4th International Sculpture Symposium brought together 10 eminent sculptors, working with 40 to 45 marble and sandstone blocks from Rajasthan. Assisted by 36 skilled artisans from Makrana, they created 20 breathtaking sculptures—10 large-scale and 10 smaller works.

ITM SLS Baroda University Hosts CRE8-24: A Celebration of Innovation and Science

October 21, 2024: ITM SLS Baroda University hosted a CRE8-24 on Friday, 4th October. Over 1000 students hailing from more than 30 prestigious schools participated in the event. CRE8-24 featured a diverse lineup of activities aimed at promoting science, technology and innovation among the young students. Key competitions included Shark Tank Junior, Scavenger Hunt, etc. In addition, workshops on various trending topics such as Chat-GPT, AI, Robotics and Cyber Security were also conducted. Students showcased innovative models ranging from robotics, wind turbines, earthquake detectors, to water purification systems. CRE8-24 was designed to ignite a person for science and innovation at an early stage, encouraging students to continue their journey towards making significant contributions to the nation’s progress in these fields.

After a comprehensive evaluation, cash prizes totaling Rs 51,000, along with trophies and certificates, were awarded to the winning participants. All attendees received participation certificates. The event concluded with a closing address by Shri Jaimin Desai, Deputy Director of SAC-ISRO, who expressed his gratitude to the university’s management, congratulated the participants, and extended an open invitation for them to visit SAC-ISRO in Ahmedabad.

The inaugural convocation of ITM SLS Baroda University was attended by the Chairman of the DRDO and the Former Chairman of ISRO.

May 6, 2024: ITM SLS Baroda University hosted its first convocation ceremony honoring graduates of many academic fields. Distinguished guests at the ceremony included Padma Shri AS Kumar, the former chairman of ISRO and architect of the Mangal expedition and Dr Samir V Kamat, secretary of DDR&D and chairman of the Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO). In his motivational address, Dr Kamat highlighted the importance of passion, purpose, and learning from mistakes. Top performers received ten Gold Medals, demonstrating the commitment of teachers, staff, and students.