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National Institute of Technology Rourkela (NIT Rourkela or NITRKL or NITR), formerly Regional Engineering College Rourkela, is a publicly funded institute of higher learning for engineering, science and technology located in the steel city of Rourkela, Odisha, India. It is one of the 31 National Institutes of Technology in India and has been recognized as an Institute of National Importance by the National Institutes of Technology Act, 2007. It is ranked 13th in the NIRF Rankings 2025 of Indian engineering universities.[6]

Key Information

History

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NIT Rourkela was established as Regional Engineering College (REC) Rourkela on 15 August 1961. Chief Minister of Odisha, Biju Patnaik provided the land for it, approximately 650 acres.[7] Its foundation stone was laid by the first Prime Minister of India, Jawaharlal Nehru. It was granted autonomy in 2002 and now functions independently under the Ministry of Education.[8]

Campus

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Location

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The Rourkela Steel City is a medium-sized metropolis, located on the Howrah-Mumbai and Ranchi-Bhubaneswar main railway routes, and well connected to all parts of the country by road and rail. The population of the city is about 7 lakhs. The institute is about 7 km from the railway station. The campus of the institute consisting of the institute buildings, halls of residence and staff colony is situated at the eastern end of Rourkela, beyond Sector-1, on land provided by the Government of Odisha. The institute is bordered by small mountains on the south which are sometimes used as a picnic spot by students.[9]

Bhubaneswar extension centre

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With an aim to expand academic, placement and start-up activities, the institution has built an extension centre at Bhubaneswar. It is designed to cater to the needs of distance learning and short-term courses, conduct placements and training activities, promote industry-academia partnerships, and provide opportunities to promising startups.[10]

Infrastructure

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Administrative Building
NIT - Guest House
Bhubaneshwar Behera Auditorium

Institute library

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The Biju Pattanaik Central Library, functional from 1965, was named after Biju Patnaik, the former chief minister of Odisha. At present, the library holds about 85,000 books and 18,000 back volumes of periodicals. It has purchased a license to access over 2000 online research journals on science and technology to foster local research activity. The BPCL is automated with an integrated library software package called Libsys - LSmart and is modernized with the latest radio frequency identification (RFID)-based automation system that facilitates self-check-in, check-out, and an automatic security system. This technology offers the fastest, easiest, and most efficient way to track, locate and manage library materials. The RFID system counts more than 1.2 lakhs of transactions (issue, return, and renewal) in a year.[11]

Institute Counselling Services (ICS)

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Institute Counselling Services (ICS) is a technical service unit (TSU) which was conceptualized in the year 2017 for the purpose of taking care of the mental health needs of the students and employees. It is headed by a head of Unit, faculty members and a dedicated student team. Visiting counsellor and psychiatrist are available to handle the mental health issues. Additionally, 24x7 online counselling services provided by YourDOST are also a part.

ICS also celebrates Mental Health Week every October to highlight the importance of mental health and spread awareness among the fraternity. Attempts are made to connect with the community through this week-long event and programs. ICS also conducts academic sessions, internship talks and personality development initiatives which aim to help the students. It also has a dedicated Android App service (ICS App) which contains an anonymous chat service and YouTube channel (ICS YouTube).

Administration and organisation

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Governance

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The institute has different departments, centres and technical service units (TSUs). Each department or centre is headed by a faculty member and each TSU is headed by a faculty member or an officer.[12]

The director is supported in various activities by the deans.[13]

Departments

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Chemical Engineering Department
Biju Patnaik Central Library
Biomedical & Biotechnology Dept.
NIT Lecture Hall
NIT Rourkela Main Gate

The institute has the following twenty departments which offer B.Tech., B.Arch, B. Tech-M. Tech Dual, M.Tech., M.Sc., Integrated M.Sc., MBA and PhD degree:[14]

  • Department of Planning and Architecture
  • Department of Earth & Atmospheric Sciences
  • Department of Biotechnology and Medical Engineering
  • Department of Ceramic Engineering
  • Department of Chemical Engineering
  • Department of Chemistry
  • Department of Civil Engineering
  • Department of Computer Science and Engineering
  • Department of Electrical Engineering
  • Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering
  • Department of Food Process Engineering
  • Department of Humanities and Social Sciences
  • Department of Industrial Design
  • Department of Life Science
  • Department of Mathematics
  • Department of Mechanical Engineering
  • Department of Metallurgical & Materials Engineering
  • Department of Mining Engineering
  • Department of Physics and Astronomy
  • Department of School of Management

Rankings

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NIT Rourkela was ranked 1001–1200 in the world by the Times Higher Education World University Rankings of 2023[15] and 251-300 in Asia for 2022.[16] In India it was ranked 19th among engineering colleges by the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) in 2024.[17] The QS World University Rankings ranked NIT Rourkela 317th in Asia in 2025.[18]

University rankings
General – international
Times (World) (2023)[15]1001-1200
Times (Asia) (2022)[16]251-300
General – India
NIRF (Overall) (2024)[19]34
Engineering – India
NIRF (2024)[20]19
Architecture – India
NIRF (2024)[21]9


Student life

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HackNITR

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HackNITR[22] is a yearly hackathon event organised in NIT Rourkela.[23] It is the largest student run hackathon of India. The first event dates back to 2019.[24] HackNITR 4.0 took place in January 2023 and it received 5200+ registration from 500+ colleges and 30+ countries across the globe. Overall 336 projects were submitted in HackNITR 4.0.[23] HackNITR is organised[25] by students from Google Developer Student Clubs (GDSC) NIT Rourkela[26] in collaboration with OpenCode, Opensource community[27] of NITR.

TEDxNITRourkela

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TEDxNITRourkela is an independently organised TED event, under a license by from TED Conferences LLC. It was organised for the first time in 2011[28] and again in the following year, 2012.[29] After a long gap, TEDxNITRourkela has been organised on 13 and 14 March 2021[30] by a team of students from NITR, led by Abel Mathew and Rutaj Dash.[31][32]

Monday Morning

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Monday Morning, also referred to as MM, is the student media platform at NIT Rourkela, founded in 2006, and the name of its e-newsletter.[33] It aims to bridge the gap between the administration and the student community.[34] The MM e-newsletter is published weekly during the academic year.[35]

In its first years of operation, the issues MM covered included construction problems with the new Vikram Sarabhai Residence Hall and child labour abuse in a residence mess.[33][34] Its coverage of the latter attracted the attention of the Chief Warden, who "formed a team to inspect and raid all halls of residence caterers and mess owners to check on the number of children below the age of 14 working there and how they were treated".[34]

In 2012, it was reported that the newsletter's 'Placement Life' and 'Director's Desk' columns received just under 8,000 website hits per week.[33] That year, The Hindu reported that the newsletter had three chief coordinators, whose role was to set the newsletter's agenda, guide and co-ordinate other team members, and edit articles. Writing articles was done by a content team. Four students were responsible for the newsletter's policies, new features, setting long-term goals, performing regular reviews of the newsletter and taking decisions on coverage of controversial issues. It was reported that students spent two to three hours per week each on the newsletter, using the campus computer facility.[34]

Notable alumni

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The National Institute of Technology, Rourkela (NIT Rourkela) is a premier public autonomous institute of higher learning focused on technical education and research, located in Rourkela, Odisha, India. Established on 15 August 1961 as the Regional Engineering College, Rourkela (REC Rourkela), it was upgraded to the status of a National Institute of Technology on 26 June 2002 and subsequently declared an Institute of National Importance in 2007 under the National Institutes of Technology Act. Funded by the Government of India through the Ministry of Education, NIT Rourkela aims "to advance and spread knowledge in the area of science and technology leading to creation of wealth and welfare of humanity." Spanning a lush 647-acre (262 ha) campus in the industrial city of , the institute houses over 7,700 students, over 390 faculty members, and over 350 support staff, fostering an environment for innovation and interdisciplinary collaboration. It offers a wide array of programs across 20 departments, including undergraduate B.Tech. degrees in 18 engineering disciplines admitted through the , postgraduate programs such as M.Tech., M.Sc., M.A., M.B.A., and M.Tech. by research via the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering () and other national exams, as well as doctoral (Ph.D.) and postdoctoral opportunities. The curriculum emphasizes core branches like civil, mechanical, electrical, , , and emerging fields such as , , and , alongside specialized centers for excellence in areas like VLSI design, , and . NIT Rourkela has earned national and international recognition for its academic excellence and research output, ranking 13th in engineering, 7th in architecture, 30th in research institutions, and 34th overall in the (NIRF) 2025 released by the Ministry of Education. The institute boasts over 18,300 publications, more than 80 patents and copyrights, and has undertaken over 1,000 sponsored projects and 720 consultancy assignments, with a strong focus on applied addressing societal challenges like , healthcare, and Industry 4.0 technologies. Notable achievements include collaborations with industry giants, international partnerships for student exchanges, and contributions to national missions in areas such as clean energy and disaster management. Under the leadership of Director Prof. K. Umamaheshwar Rao since February 2022, the institute continues to prioritize , , and global competitiveness.

History

Founding and Early Years

The National Institute of Technology, Rourkela, originally established as the Regional Engineering College (REC) Rourkela, was founded on 15 August 1961 through a collaborative initiative between the and the . This marked it as one of the earliest RECs in the country, aimed at expanding access to technical education and fostering industrial development in post-independence . The institution was strategically located in to support the burgeoning steel industry in the region, with its foundation stone laid by India's first , . Biju Patnaik, the Chief Minister of Odisha at the time, played a pivotal role in the college's inception by earmarking a vast tract of land adjacent to the Rourkela Steel Plant, approximately 648 acres, to enable its development. Initially, the REC operated from the government Industrial Training Institute (ITI) campus. The early infrastructure efforts focused on constructing essential academic buildings and hostels, funded jointly by central and state governments, beginning with a single building that housed initial operations. These developments laid the groundwork for a self-sufficient campus designed to accommodate growing student needs while promoting regional economic growth through skilled engineering talent. From its outset, REC Rourkela emphasized undergraduate programs in core engineering disciplines, including mechanical, civil, electrical, and metallurgical engineering, to align with the industrial demands of the nearby steel plant and sectors. The institute was inaugurated in 1961, with the first batch of 250 students admitted in the 1961-62 academic year across its initial five departments: , , , , and Metallurgical and Materials Engineering. This foundational phase prioritized practical training and research to produce engineers capable of contributing to national infrastructure and heavy industry projects.

Transition to NIT Status

The Regional Engineering College (REC) Rourkela underwent a significant transformation on June 26, 2002, when it was redesignated as the National Institute of Technology (NIT) Rourkela, marking its elevation to a fully autonomous institution under the direct support of the Ministry of Human Resource Development (now the Ministry of Education). This conversion was part of a broader to upgrade 17 regional engineering colleges into NITs, enhancing their academic and administrative while aligning them more closely with premier institutions like the (IITs) through increased central funding and standardized governance. The institute was integrated into the NIT Council, which oversees policy, funding allocation, and quality assurance across all NITs, ensuring a unified framework for development. Post-conversion, NIT Rourkela's campus spans approximately 647 acres to accommodate growing academic and research needs. This period saw the introduction and scaling of postgraduate programs, such as multidisciplinary M.Tech. and Integrated M.Sc. offerings in fields like Life Sciences starting in 2008, alongside the establishment of advanced research facilities like the Central Research Facility to support cutting-edge scientific investigations. The National Institutes of Technology Act of 2007 further solidified these changes by declaring NIT Rourkela an Institute of National Importance, granting it enhanced academic freedom, dedicated funding for research and infrastructure, and the status of a deemed university. Leadership played a pivotal role in these developments, with Prof. Sunil Kumar Sarangi serving as director from 2009 to 2016, emphasizing research intensification, internationalization through global collaborations, and infrastructural advancements that positioned the institute as a key player in technical education. Under this era, funding from the surged, enabling milestones such as the alignment of curricula and facilities with IIT benchmarks, which boosted enrollment, research output, and national rankings.

Campus and Location

Main Campus in Rourkela

The main campus of the National Institute of Technology, Rourkela, is situated in , Sundargarh district, , , at coordinates 22°15′01″N 84°54′23″E. It encompasses 262 hectares (647 acres) of land adjacent to the , enabling close integration with industrial operations that support hands-on training for engineering students. The campus is organized into three primary zones: an academic zone housing lecture halls, laboratories, and administrative buildings; a residential zone featuring 11 hostels (seven for boys, two for girls, and two for married scholars) that accommodate over 3,000 students; and recreational areas with sports fields, a central lake, and landscaped gardens. This structured layout promotes efficient movement and a balanced , with pathways connecting the zones across the undulating at the foothills. Environmentally, the campus maintains a green cover of about 56% through sustained plantation drives and natural vegetation, fostering with documented species of and that enhance ecological conservation efforts. The central campus lake serves as a key feature, contributing to retention and aesthetic appeal while supporting local . Its proximity to industrial hubs like the steel plant underscores opportunities for applied amid urban-industrial interfaces. Accessibility is provided via National Highway 143, which links the campus to regional networks. Rourkela railway station lies 7 km away, with frequent auto-rickshaws and taxis available 24/7 for transport. The nearest international airport, Biju Patnaik International Airport in , is roughly 462 km distant by road, typically reachable in about 6-7 hours. Basic infrastructure encompasses central computing resources via the institute's network, a 33 kV from Western Electricity Supply Company of (WESCO) supported by 11 substations and a capacity of 9.350 MVA, and water distribution systems managed by the estate office to ensure reliable supply across the campus.

Extension Centre in Bhubaneswar

The Extension Centre in represents NIT Rourkela's strategic initiative, launched in 2023, to broaden its academic outreach, strengthen placement networks, and support startup incubation efforts outside the main campus, with a focus on Odisha's capital city to tap into its industrial and professional . This development addresses the need for accessible and hubs in urban areas, complementing the institute's core operations in . Situated in Chandrasekharpur, the centre comprises a five-storey academic building spanning approximately 95,000 square feet on a one-acre plot, constructed using the institute's internal funds augmented by assistance from the state government. The project builds on earlier planning discussions dating back to 2014 but gained momentum with formal announcements and resource allocation in 2023. As of March 2025, construction progress was advancing, with the building nearing completion by April 2025, placing it in the final phases by November 2025 and anticipating operational readiness by early 2026 for initial programs. The centre aims to deliver evening and short-term courses in engineering and specifically designed for working professionals, while also serving as a venue for industry partnerships and networking events to drive collaborative and . Integration with the main campus ensures seamless operations, including shared faculty expertise, utilization of digital learning resources from , and centralized administrative management to maintain academic standards across locations.

Governance and Administration

Organizational Structure

The (NIT Rourkela) operates under the governance framework established by the National Institutes of Technology Act, 2007, with overarching supervision from the Council of NITs, a comprising representatives from the Ministry of Education, government officials, and institutional leaders to ensure uniform policy and standards across all NITs. The Board of Governors (BoG) serves as the institute's primary decision-making authority, responsible for strategic oversight, policy formulation, and administrative approvals, and is chaired by Shri S. N. Subrahmanyan, Chairman and Managing Director of Limited, a prominent industry leader. The Director, Prof. K. Umamaheshwar Rao, acts as the chief executive, appointed to lead since February 2022 and responsible for executing the BoG's directives while managing academic affairs, financial operations, research initiatives, and overall institutional policy implementation. NIT Rourkela's internal governance includes several statutory committees that support specialized functions: the , chaired by the Director, advises on academic regulations, , and faculty matters; the Committee, which reviews and recommends budgets, expenditures, and financial strategies; and the Building and Works Committee, tasked with planning, approving, and monitoring infrastructure projects and campus development. Funding for the institute is predominantly sourced from the Ministry of Education via grants, which form the core of its operational and developmental budget—such as the ₹121.91 allocated in FY 2021-22—with supplementary income derived from research grants, student tuition fees, industry collaborations, and loans from agencies like the Higher Education Financing Agency (HEFA). Day-to-day administration is facilitated by dedicated units, including Deans overseeing academics, and consulting, students' affairs, planning and development, and faculty welfare, alongside the Registrar, who manages personnel, examinations, procurement, and general operations under the Director's guidance.

Academic Departments

The National Institute of Technology, Rourkela (NIT Rourkela) comprises 21 academic departments spanning engineering, basic sciences, , , and . These departments deliver specialized and in diverse fields, including , , , biotechnology and medical engineering, , , electronics and communication engineering, , electronics and instrumentation engineering, metallurgical and materials engineering, , food process engineering, earth and atmospheric sciences, chemistry, life sciences, , physics and astronomy, , , , and the School of . Each department is led by a Head of Department (HoD), typically a senior appointed for a fixed term to oversee academic, administrative, and activities. Faculty within departments are structured hierarchically, including , associate professors, assistant professors (with grades I and II), and specialized roles such as INSPIRE faculty, totaling approximately 403 full-time members as of recent assessments. Key features of the departments include dedicated specialized laboratories and research groups tailored to their disciplines. For instance, the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering houses advanced facilities like VLSI design labs for semiconductor and circuit research, while the Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering maintains groups focused on materials science, including advanced alloys and nanomaterials. These departments collectively supervise over 900 PhD scholars, fostering doctoral research across engineering, sciences, and interdisciplinary domains. Inter-departmental collaborations enable joint initiatives in emerging areas such as and . Examples include the Centre of Excellence on Renewable Energy Systems, which integrates expertise from electrical, mechanical, and for projects on photovoltaic modeling and grid integration, and AI-driven applications in developed through cross-departmental efforts in and . NIT Rourkela also supports interdisciplinary centers, such as the Industrial Design Centre within the industrial design department and the Centre for Nanomaterials, which draw faculty from multiple units for collaborative research in design innovation and .

Academics

Undergraduate Programs

The National Institute of Technology, Rourkela offers undergraduate programs primarily through (B.Tech) degrees in 15 specializations and a (B.Arch) program, spanning 4 years for most B.Tech courses and 5 years for B.Arch, with an annual intake of approximately 1,060 students across these offerings as of 2025. Specializations for B.Tech include , , , , , , , , Electronics and Communication Engineering, Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering, , , , Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, and , while the B.Arch focuses on under the Planning and Architecture Department. The for these programs follows a structured progression, emphasizing a strong foundational base in the initial years followed by specialized depth. In the first two years, students pursue core foundations, including , physics, chemistry, basic sciences, and laboratory work to build essential technical and analytical skills across disciplines. From the third year onward, the focus shifts to department-specific courses, with opportunities for specialization through electives; all programs incorporate mandatory projects, such as design projects in the final year, and , typically during summer breaks, to provide practical industry exposure. The aligns with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, offering flexible options for multidisciplinary learning. Admission to these undergraduate programs is conducted through the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Main, followed by centralized counseling via the Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSAA), ensuring merit-based selection. Approximately 50% of seats are reserved under the home state quota for candidates from Odisha, promoting regional access while maintaining national competition for the remaining seats. Eligibility requires candidates to have passed Class 12 with at least 75% aggregate marks for the general category (65% for SC/ST/PwD), alongside a valid JEE Main score, with architecture aspirants also needing to qualify in the Aptitude Test in Architecture. Academic regulations operate on a credit-based system, requiring students to complete 160-170 credits for a standard B.Tech degree through semester-wise , including (3-4 credits per course), laboratories (1-2 credits), and seminars. Evaluation occurs via and end-semester examinations, with progression contingent on achieving a minimum Cumulative Grade Point (CGPA) of 6.5 and clearing all prerequisites without significant backlogs. To support interdisciplinary learning, NIT Rourkela provides options for minor degrees and honors in , , or disciplines, allowing students to pursue additional 20-25 credits in a secondary field after the first year, subject to maintaining a CGPA of at least 8.0 and no backlogs. These pathways enable customization, such as a major with a minor in , fostering broader skill sets without extending the program duration.

Postgraduate and Research Programs

The National Institute of Technology, Rourkela offers a range of postgraduate programs, including two-year Master's degrees in , sciences, and , as well as integrated dual-degree options. The M.Tech programs, spanning various specializations such as civil, mechanical, and engineering, admit approximately 763 students annually through the Graduate Aptitude Test in () followed by centralized counseling via the CCMT platform. Similarly, the two-year M.Sc programs in disciplines like physics, chemistry, , and applied accommodate around 200 students as of 2025, selected via the IIT Joint Admission Test for M.Sc () and subsequent CCMN counseling. The two-year MBA program, focused on areas such as finance, marketing, and operations, has an intake of 60 seats as of 2025, with admissions based on scores from national exams including , , CMAT, or XAT, followed by group discussions and interviews. In addition, the institute provides five-year dual-degree B.Tech-M.Tech programs in select fields, allowing students to earn both degrees concurrently after initial admission through JEE Main. Doctoral programs at NIT Rourkela emphasize advanced research across all academic departments, offering both full-time and part-time PhD options to foster innovation in , sciences, and . As of 2024-25, there are approximately 940 active PhD scholars, with 654 pursuing full-time studies and 286 in part-time mode, supported by fellowships and external . Admissions occur twice yearly, requiring a relevant with at least 60% marks or equivalent CGPA, and selection involves a written test and interview; many projects are funded through agencies like the Department of and Technology (DST) and and Research Board (SERB). Evaluation for PhD candidates culminates in a comprehensive defense before a departmental , following initial and comprehensive exams, while M.Tech students undergo a combination of , seminars, and a major project or . Junior Research Fellows (JRF) receive stipends of ₹37,000 per month under or national fellowships as of the 2023 revision, with increments to Senior Research Fellow (SRF) levels upon progression. Research initiatives at the institute highlight interdisciplinary efforts, including significant contributions to the National Programme on Technology Learning (NPTEL), where faculty develop and deliver online courses on platforms like to enhance technical education nationwide. Since 2010, over 150 patents have been filed as of 2025 in emerging areas such as for and AI-driven models for vehicular networks and road safety, with notable grants including 47 awarded between 2013 and 2023. Annual research expenditure stands at approximately ₹28 crore as per NIRF 2025, supporting outputs through collaborations with organizations like the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) for space technology incubation and the (DRDO) for advanced materials in defense applications.

Infrastructure and Facilities

Central Library and IT Resources

The Biju Patnaik Central Library (BPCL), established in 1965, serves as the primary knowledge resource for the academic and community at the National Institute of Technology, Rourkela. It houses a collection exceeding 90,700 print covering , , , and social sciences, along with 18,000 back volumes of periodicals. The library subscribes to 90 print journals to support scholarly needs. BPCL provides extensive digital resources through consortia like e-ShodhSindhu, offering access to e-journals from publishers such as IEEE, Springer, ASCE, ASME, , and ASM. The , ethesis@nitr, is an open-access platform hosting over 7,900 theses, including 1,403 PhD dissertations, 3,119 MTech theses, and 2,565 BTech projects, enabling free downloads for global users. Additionally, the grants access to key like for abstracting and , Web of Science for comprehensive indexing, J-Gate for journal discovery, and for mathematical literature, among approximately 20-30 specialized resources. Key services include inter-library loans (ILL) to procure materials from external sources and integration for detection in academic submissions. The library operates extended hours from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. on weekdays and 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on weekends and holidays, excluding national holidays. IT infrastructure at NIT Rourkela supports advanced computing and connectivity, featuring a (HPC) cluster with 32 compute nodes delivering approximately 2 teraflops of processing power, complemented by 64 GB RAM per node for research simulations. The campus maintains a robust network with over 17,000 LAN nodes and 24x7 via 5 Gbps bandwidth from multiple ISPs, including campus-wide coverage in academic areas, hostels, and residential zones. Software licenses for tools like those used in CAD and simulations are available through the Computer and Centre to facilitate and technical coursework.

Student Support Services

The National Institute of Technology, Rourkela (NITR) provides comprehensive residential accommodations through its 11 halls of residence, comprising seven for male students, two for female students, and two for married scholars, with an overall capacity exceeding 4,500 boarders. These halls, such as V.S. Bhokare Hall for boys and K. M. Steth Hall for girls, feature shared or single study bedrooms, common recreational areas, and facilities managed by student committees under the oversight of wardens to ensure and nutritional standards. Each hall includes indoor amenities like , , and chess, along with outdoor courts for and , fostering a supportive living environment for the institute's approximately 8,000 students. Infrastructure expansion projects initiated in 2025 aim to increase hostel capacity to 7,000 to better accommodate the growing student population. The Health Centre, located behind K. M. Steth Hall and headed by a , operates with three regular doctors and provides round-the-clock emergency services through an on-campus and a 24/7 Apollo . It offers outpatient consultations from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., with visiting specialists including gynecologists and cardiologists, and maintains tie-ups with local hospitals like Hi-Tech Medical College for advanced care. Emergency contacts include 08280468607 and 0661-246-2972, ensuring prompt medical response for students. The Institute Counselling Services (ICS), established in 2017 as a dedicated unit for support, employs professional psychologists and a to address student through individual counseling, group sessions, and workshops. ICS handles various issues, including performance anxiety, sleep disorders, and exam stress, conducting over 2,000 counseling sessions annually as of 2022-23 and intervening in critical cases, such as saving eight student lives through timely efforts in 2023-24. In 2025, ICS organized awareness campaigns for and to promote collective and reduce stigma around seeking help. The Career Development Centre (CDC) supports student professional growth by offering placement training, resume-building workshops, interview preparation, and aptitude skill development programs throughout the academic year. It coordinates with over 200 recruiters, facilitating pre-placement talks, written tests, group discussions, and interviews on campus. In the 2024-25 placement drive, NITR received 1,274 job offers with an average CTC of ₹13.29 LPA, a highest CTC of ₹62.44 LPA, and 509 internships, reflecting strong industry engagement despite economic challenges. Additional support includes a sports complex featuring the for football and hockey, a floodlit , two courts, a , two swimming pools (one 50m for men and one 25m for women), and a gymnasium with two instructors to promote . On-campus banking services are available via a branch, two ATMs near the main gate and hostels, and an additional AXIS ATM in the academic area. The Grievance Redressal Cell, chaired by Prof. Ramakrishna Biswal, addresses student complaints related to academics, facilities, and harassment through a structured process involving coordinators and timely resolutions.

Rankings and Accreditations

National Rankings

The National Institute of Technology, Rourkela (NIT Rourkela) has demonstrated strong performance in national rankings, particularly through the (NIRF) established by the Ministry of , . In the NIRF 2025 rankings, the institute secured the 13th position in the category with a score of 66.62, reflecting excellence in parameters such as teaching, learning, and resources (TLR), research and professional practice (RPC), graduation outcomes (GO), outreach and inclusivity (OI), and peer perception. It also ranked 34th in the Overall category and 7th in the category, underscoring its balanced contributions across disciplines. Additional national evaluations highlight NIT Rourkela's standing in . In the Indian Institutional Ranking Framework (IIRF) 2025, it placed 43rd among top colleges in . The institute's programs have received accreditation from the (NBA), with several postgraduate programs, including M.Tech. in Biotechnology, VLSI Design & Embedded Systems, , Control and Automation, Power Systems Engineering, and Energy & , earning Tier-1 status valid for three years effective from July 2025, ensuring alignment with global quality standards in curriculum, faculty, and facilities. Key factors contributing to these rankings include robust research output, with over 8,200 publications produced between 2010 and 2019, averaging more than 800 annually and demonstrating sustained growth in scholarly contributions. Strong placement records further bolster its position, as the 2024-25 placement drive yielded 1,274 offers, including a highest package of ₹62.44 lakh per annum and an average of ₹13.29 lakh per annum, with over 85% placement rate across branches. Diversity efforts are evident in student demographics, with female graduates comprising over 22% of the 2025 convocation cohort, supporting inclusivity metrics. Historically, NIT Rourkela has shown consistent improvement, rising from 16th in the NIRF Engineering rankings in 2020 to 13th in 2025, attributed to strategic infrastructure investments such as ₹208.5 crore allocated for new hostels, academic blocks, and facilities through funding from the Higher Education Financing Agency (HEFA) and corporate partners like Limited (MCL). The institute holds an 'A' grade accreditation from the (NAAC), valid since 2021 with a CGPA of 3.12, affirming its institutional quality.

International Rankings

In international university rankings, the National Institute of Technology, (NIT ) demonstrates a solid standing among global institutions, particularly in and disciplines, with evaluations emphasizing research impact, academic reputation, and international outlook.
Ranking BodyCategoryPosition (2025)Source
QS Asia University RankingsOverall 317th
QS World University Rankings by Subject & 501-600
Times Higher Education World University RankingsOverall World601-800
Center for World University Rankings (CWUR)Overall World1355th (top 6.4%)
US News Best Global UniversitiesOverall World1468th; : 761st
These positions reflect NIT Rourkela's strengths in key metrics such as citations per faculty, which are notably high in , and robust international collaborations, including joint research initiatives with (NTU) in . Employability scores in QS assessments further underscore the institute's , with strong employer recognition for graduates in sectors. Since 2020, NIT Rourkela has exhibited a steady upward trend in Asia-focused rankings, attributed to enhanced research internationalization and global partnerships.

Student Life

Cultural and Technical Events

The National Institute of Technology, Rourkela (NITR) hosts a vibrant array of student-organized cultural and technical events that foster innovation, creativity, and community engagement among its student body. These events, coordinated through the Student Activity Centre (SAC), draw participants from across and provide platforms for skill development, collaboration, and exposure to industry trends. One of the flagship technical events is , the annual hackathon organized by the Google Developer Student Clubs at NITR, recognized as one of the largest student-run hackathons in eastern since its in 2016. This 36-hour event challenges teams of 2-4 students to develop technology-based solutions to real-world problems through coding competitions, project submissions, and mentorship sessions, with past editions attracting over 3,200 participants and resulting in hundreds of innovative prototypes. On the cultural front, NITRUTSAV serves as the premier annual literary and cultural festival, spanning three days in and featuring a diverse lineup of concerts, performances, skits, guest lectures, and talent competitions such as Battle of Bands and Nukkad Natak. The event often includes performers and inter-hostel contests, blending artistic expression with competitive spirit to celebrate creativity across the campus. Other notable events include TEDxNITRourkela, an independently organized annual conference under the TED license, curated by NITR students to spread ideas on innovation, technology, and societal challenges through speaker sessions and interactive discussions. Additionally, the and Club participates in international competitions like , where student teams design and build autonomous robots to address themed engineering problems, contributing to NITR's reputation in since 2014. NITR supports over 40 student clubs and societies under its four primary SAC societies—Technical, Literary and Cultural, Film and Music, and Games and Sports—encompassing technical groups like Astronomy and clubs for hands-on projects and workshops, alongside cultural ones such as Music and Dance societies for performances and skill-building activities. These organizations enable students to pursue interdisciplinary interests and leadership roles beyond academics. Collectively, these events generate substantial sponsorships, often exceeding ₹30 lakh per major fest through partnerships with corporations for branding and prizes, while enhancing networking opportunities and professional development for participants.

Publications and Media

Monday Morning serves as the flagship student-run media outlet at the National Institute of Technology, Rourkela, functioning as the official student media body since its founding in 2006. As a weekly online newspaper, it covers campus news, opinions, and feature articles on events, issues, and activities within the institute. The publication is managed by student editorial teams, providing a platform for journalistic expression and community engagement among the student body. In addition to Monday Morning, other student-led publications include the annual , such as the undergraduate that documents campus life and achievements for graduating batches. The Technical Society produces technical magazines edited by students, focusing on , projects, and scientific developments to promote technical discourse. Key media bodies enhance the journalistic landscape through specialized activities. The Third Eye Photography Club organizes annual exhibitions, such as the event VIVID, showcasing student photography and visual storytelling from campus life. The Film and Music Society hosts regular movie screenings, film festivals, and cultural events to foster appreciation for cinema and . NITR Radio, operated as the Awaaz Fraternity club, delivers online broadcasts featuring discussions on social, economic, and political topics, amplifying student voices through audio content. These outlets operate primarily through volunteer student teams, with opportunities for skill-building in , , and media production. Monday Morning, for instance, maintains active presence, with over 6,700 followers on and 645 on (now X) as of 2025, extending its reach beyond the campus community.

Notable People

Alumni

The of the National Institute of Technology, (NIT Rourkela) have made significant contributions across diverse fields, including industry, academia, , and , reflecting the institute's emphasis on technical excellence and . With over 29,000 graduates forming a , they hold positions in multinational corporations, research institutions, and government bodies worldwide. Prominent alumni include Soma Mondal, who earned her B.Tech in in 1984 and served as the Chairperson of the (SAIL) from 2021 to 2023, overseeing one of India's largest steel producers with a focus on sustainable operations and expansion. Rahul Shrivastava, an MCA graduate from 1999, is an officer and current of to , having previously served as to and Joint Secretary in the Ministry of External Affairs. Damodar Acharya, a B.Tech Mechanical Engineering alumnus from 1970, held key roles such as Director of , Chairman of the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), and Vice-Chancellor of , advancing engineering education and policy in . NIT Rourkela alumni demonstrate career diversity, with many excelling in technology sectors at companies like Google and Microsoft—for instance, Swayam Purna Mishra (B.Tech 2018) as a Software Engineer at Google after roles at Microsoft, and Koushik Sahu (B.Tech Computer Science) as an engineer at Microsoft. Others contribute to academia, such as Prof. Debendra Kumar Das (B.Sc. Engg. Mechanical 1972), a professor and former Chair of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Alaska Fairbanks. In public service, alumni like Shrivastava highlight their impact on diplomacy, while the network spans over 50 countries, fostering international collaborations. The NIT Rourkela Alumni Association (NITRAA), established in the 1970s, supports this network with more than 29,000 members and organizes annual global meets to promote networking and knowledge sharing. NITRAA manages endowment funds exceeding several crores for scholarships, such as the 1972 Alumni Endowment Scholarship for financially needy students and the Prof. Ajaya Kumar Mohanty Endowment, which has mobilized over ₹1 crore for research initiatives. Alumni contributions extend to institutional development through funding for facilities, including research endowments and the recent launch of the NIT Rourkela Development Fund aiming to raise ₹60 crore over three years for infrastructure and innovation. NITRAA's mentorship programs pair experienced graduates with current students for career guidance, while alumni support startup incubation via the Foundation for Technology and Business Incubation (FTBI), providing funding and advisory roles to emerging entrepreneurs.

Faculty

The National Institute of Technology, Rourkela (NIT Rourkela) employs over 420 faculty members across its departments, contributing to teaching, research, and administrative roles in , sciences, , and . These faculty oversee undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs, with many holding advanced degrees from prestigious institutions, including PhDs earned internationally, enabling expertise in emerging fields such as , biomaterials, and technologies. Among the distinguished faculty, Prof. Anup Kumar Panda from the Department of was elected as a Fellow of the Indian National Academy of Engineering (INAE) in 2025 for his contributions to and . Similarly, Prof. Surajit Das from the Department of Life Science has been recognized for his work in and infectious diseases, ranking among the world's top 2% most-cited scientists in global rankings. Other notable figures include Prof. Debasis Chaira from Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, known for nanotechnology applications in . Faculty achievements at NIT Rourkela include widespread recognition for research impact, with 35 members listed among the world's top 2% most-cited scientists in the 2025 Stanford– rankings (29 based on single-year impact metrics for 2024). Several hold editorial positions in high-impact journals, such as Prof. Debasis Chaira and Prof. Anshuman Patra, who serve on the editorial board of , a journal, reviewing advancements in materials and . National awards are also prominent, exemplified by Dr. Santos Kumar Das receiving the Best Faculty Advisor Award in 2022 and 2023 for guiding student innovations in engineering. While specific average values are not uniformly reported, individual faculty metrics often exceed 30, reflecting substantial scholarly output. In research leadership, NIT Rourkela faculty head numerous national projects, including collaborations with the on satellite technology and propellant tank studies, facilitated through the Space Technology Incubation Centre established in 2025. Faculty innovations have led to over 80 patents granted or filed, covering areas like AI models for vehicular communication to enhance road safety, biofilm technologies for biomedical applications, and nano-formulations for treatment using natural extracts. These efforts have spurred startups via the Foundation for Technology and Business Incubation (FTBI), supporting ventures in health tech and sustainable materials with seed funding and mentorship. Faculty development at NIT Rourkela emphasizes continuous professional growth through programs like the Quality Improvement Programme (QIP), which sponsors advanced training and PhD pursuits, and leaves allowing research stints abroad at collaborating institutions. These initiatives ensure faculty remain at the forefront of global academic and technological advancements.

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