January 10, 2025: TMAN 2.0, an event dedicated to innovators, researchers, and leaders from India’s premier institutions, served as a showcase for groundbreaking translational research in Agri-IoT. Organized by the Technology Innovation Hub (TIH) at IIT Bombay, the event brought together deeptech academic researchers from institutions such as IIT Delhi, IIT Kharagpur, IIT BHU, NIT Warangal, and VNIT Nagpur, among others. The expo featured over 20 cutting-edge deeptech research projects from across the country, culminating in a research grant funding pitch fest. The event successfully created a corpus of INR 10 crore, with TIH announcing funding for seven academic research projects. Along with the grants, TIH will offer technical development support and guidance to help transition these projects from lab to market.
The event also drew participation from more than 10 industrial leaders, including representatives from Poonawalla Fincorp, Tata Communications, Jio, Tata Chemicals, and L&T. Adding to the innovation showcase were promising Agritech startups, highlighting the collaborative effort between academia, industry, and startups to drive advancements in agricultural technology.
Commenting on the occasion, Prof. Abhay Karandikar, Secretary, DST, stated, ‘ATMAN 2.0 represents a major stride in advancing innovation, bridging labs to markets. It underscores our commitment to transforming academic research into impactful solutions for national progress.’
Prof. Milind Atrey, DD ART IIT Bombay said ‘ATMAN 2.0 aims to bridge the gap between academic innovation and industry, a proud milestone for our institute. It strengthens our efforts to transform innovative translational research into market-ready solutions.’
Kiran Shesh, CEO – TIH, IIT Bombay said ATMAN 2.0 showcases the evolving strength of TIH as an organization. Our focus remains on recruiting exceptional talent and developing a culture of ambitious thinking and impactful execution. We are well-positioned to take on more projects of national importance
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IIT Bombay will release the list of exam centres for UCEED . The name of the exam UCEED centre allocated to the candidate will be mentioned on the admit card. The candidate can check the list of exam cities in the information brochure. In the previous edition of UCEED the exam was administered in 27
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No, scoring 75% or above in 12th alone is not enough to get admission into B.Tech CSE at Indian Institute of Technology Bombay. For IIT admission, clearing JEE Advanced is compulsory, and students first need to qualify JEE Main to become eligible for it. Since Computer Science at IIT Bombay is one o
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IIT Bombay accepts multiple national-level entrance exams, including JEE Advanced, GATE, and IIT JAM, etc. for admission to the BTech, M.Tech and MSc courses, respectively. Candidates can refer to the table below to view the IIT Bombay course-wise cutoff range for 2026 in the General AI category.
| Course | Cutoff 2026 (the latest Round) |
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| BTech | 65 - 4979 (R1) |
| MTech | 325 - 650 (R1) |
| MSc | 17 - 776 R2) |
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Both Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur and Indian Institute of Technology Bombay are among India's top engineering institutes, but the better choice for B.Tech in Electrical Engineering depends on your priorities.
Indian Institute of Technology Bombay is generally preferred for its stronge
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Yes, you can pursue B.Tech after completing a diploma in Computer Science, but getting admission into Indian Institute of Technology Bombay is quite difficult because IITs mainly take admission through the JEE Advanced exam. Diploma students usually need to first complete the required eligibility cr
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When will IIT Bombay release UCEED 2027 exam center list?