Textile technology to Ocean engineering: 7 Lesser-known IIT Branches

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Lesser-known IIT branches

Many don't know this, but there are several lesser-known branches of the Indian Institute of India (IIT). Let's take a look. Image credits: Freepik

Engineering Physics (IIT Bombay)

It is an advanced field where physics and engineering are combined to create new technologies and cutting-edge research. Image credits: Freepik

Metallurgical and Materials Engineering (IIT Roorkee)

This field focuses on the science behind metals and materials. It is important to build new technologies and has several advanced applications. Image credits: Freepik

Pulp and Paper Engineering (IIT Roorkee)

This branch focuses on the construction of paper and paper products with the usage of chemical and physical engineering. Image credits: Freepik

Agricultural and Food Engineering (IIT Kharagpur)

This field focuses on agriculture and food processing. It also works on promoting sustainability and innovation. Image credits: Freepik

Textile Technology (IIT Delhi)

This field deals with textile materials and technologies and aims to make advancement in the filed of fashion and textile. Image credits: Freepik

Ocean engineering and Naval Architecture (IIT Madras)

This field involves designing types of equipment and parts for ships and submarines. It is an interesting branch that several job opportunities. Image credits: Freepik Find Next One