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The students, who will be individually nurtured under the expert guidance of two mentors, will have to produce a commercially viable idea before the course ends.
With the target of doubling the student intake from 7,000 within the next five years, the institute was also augmenting its infrastructure and creating capacity with investments worth Rs.396 crore, said Sanjeev Goenka, Chairman, Board of Governors, IIT Kharagpur. “In another 10 years time, we hope to take in at least 24,000 students,” he said.
Two hundred new classrooms would be built in two phases for the purpose, apart from making additional accommodation facilities for students.
Two centres — one on infrastructural design and management and the other on telecommunication engineering — were also being set up.
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