The presentation explains how proper planning shall be done for the development of technical institution.

1. 30 Point Development
Program of NITTTR
Chandigarh
Prof. (Dr.) MP Poonia
Director, NITTTR
Chandigarh (India)

2. 1.Paperless Institute
Paper (1 kg) : 25-50MJ (7 to 14 kWh)
Average worldwide annual paper
consumption is 48 kg, India 10 kg
per person
It is estimated that 95% of business
information is still stored on paper.
10,000 trees are cut down annually
in China to make holiday cards

3. Approx. 324 Litre of Water
is Used to Produce 1 kg of
Paper
To produce 1 ton of Paper,
24 Trees are to be cut

4.  Half the world's forests have
already been cleared or
burned, and 80% of what's
left has been seriously
degraded

5. Printing

6. 18 % Reduction in
Printing

7. 2. Attitude

8. 2. Attitude
Choose to be happy.
 Look at the bright side of life.
 Choose to be and stay optimistic.
 Find reasons to smile more often.
 Have faith in yourself
 Contemplate upon the futility of negative
thinking and worries.
.

9. 2. Attitude (Positive)
 Smile easily
 Willing to change ideas and behavior
 Can see another person’s point of view
 Rarely complains
 Accepts responsibility for mistakes
 Seldom criticizes others
 Is considerate of others
 Respects other opinion of others
 Never make excuse
 Has a variety of interests

10. 3. Perfection in ICT
perfection in ICT facilities

11. 3. Perfection in ICT

12. 4. Mentoring System for
New Entrants

13. 5. Training of all Employees
At least Once

14. 6. 25% Use of Renewable
Sources of Energy

15. 6. Renewable Energy (contd.
GRID-INTERACTIVE POWER (CAPACITIES IN MW) upto
December 2014
Wind Power 2000.00 1333.20 22465.03
Small Hydro Power 250.00 187.22 3990.83
Biomass Power &
Gasification
100.00 0.00 1365.20
Bagasse Cogeneration 300.00 152.00 2800.35
Waste to Power 20.00 1.00 107.58
Solar Power 1100.00 430.67 3062.68
Total 3770.00 2104.09 33791.74

16. 7. NBA
To support and advice to technical Institutions in the
maintenance and enhancement of their quality of
provision.
Confidence and assurance on quality to various
stakeholders including students.
Assurance of the good standing of an Institution to
government departments and other interested bodies.
Enabling an Institution to state publicly that it has
voluntarily accepted independent inspection and has
satisfied all the requirements for of quality in
education.

17. 8. Internationalisation
Accessibility, Equity,
Quality, Financing and
Governance, a strategic
paradigm shift in the
policy framework and
overall functioning is
needed to meet growing
expectations and societal
needs in higher and
technical education.

18. 9. 100% Placement

19. 10. Improved Facilities in
Hostels and Guest House

20. 11. Strengthening Games
and Sports Facilities
 In game, it is the collective
responsibility
 Sport is based on physical
energy and not mental
strength.
 Game relies on strategy,
 In Sport material capabilities of
the sportsperson are looked
upon.

21. 12. Implementation of Swachh
Bharat Abhiyan and Targeting Zero
Solid Waste

22. 13. Campus Beautification

23. 13. Campus Beautification
(contd.)

24. 14. Converting all Class Rooms
into Smart Classrooms

25. 15. Possible Safety and
Security Measures in the
Campus

26. 16. Implementation of ERP
1. Admin Management System
2. Admission Management System
3. Student Information System
4. Student Fee Module
5. Library management
6. Faculty Information System
7. HR / Payroll System
8. Visitor Tracking Management
9. Transport Management System
10.Hostel Management System
11.Store Module

27. 17. Efforts to Improve the Quality of
Short term and Long Term Programmes
• Live Problem Based M.Tech Projects
• Hands on Practices in Basic Laboratories
• More Exposure to the World of Work
• Quality Published Work
• Stress on Hardware Based Projects
• In short Term Training Programs, 40%
Fundamentals, 30% R&D, 30% Application
• Training to Co-ordinators for Hands on
Component Before Training

28. 18. Implementation of
MOOCS as per the Policy of
NMEICT
• Online Platform Funded by NMEICT, MHRD,
• IIT Mumbai, IIT Guwahati, IISER Pune, NITTTR
Chandigarh, DU, University of Hyderabad, JNU,
IGNOU, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Viswa
Bharti, BHU, Jamia Milia Islamia ( 12 Institutes)
• Will be launched on by Hon’ble Prime Minister and
Hon’ble HRD Minister

29. 18. MOOCS (contd.)
2. Repair & Maintenance of
Electrical Appliances (Electrical
Engg. Dept.)
3. Animation and Graphics using Free
and Open Source Tools (ETV Dept.)
1. Animation and Graphics using Free
and Open Source Tools (ETV Dept.)

30. 19. Attendance through Bio
metrics Including Director

31. 20. Digitisation of all the
Instruction Material, Official
Documents

32. 20. Digitisation (Contd.)

33. 21. Organisation Farming
Convention

34. 22. Internal Revenue
Generation
At least 5.0 crore Internal
Revenue Generation through
testing , consultancy and
sponsorship from
Government Organisations

35. 23. Institute of National
Importance
Institute of National
Importance (INI) is a status
conferred to a public Higher
Education institution in India
by an act of parliament, which
"serves as a pivotal player in
developing highly skilled
personnel within the specified
region of the country/state

36. 24. DTH

37. 25.Completion of the project of UP state of
E-content for polytechnics
26.Appointment against vacant posts
27.Restructuring of the staff
28.Setting up of extension Centres of
NITTTR in different states
29.Completion of all renovation works
30.Starting construction of 25 new houses
in sector 24

38. Chandigarh - A City
with Beauty
Redefined…
3/18/2022

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