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This document discusses the alumni affairs office at IIT Delhi. It provides details about: 1. The history and structure of the alumni affairs office, including past deans. 2. Ways that IIT Delhi interacts with and supports alumni, such as career guidance, networking events, and awards. 3. Organizations that help facilitate connections between IIT Delhi and alumni worldwide, such as the IIT Delhi Alumni Association and IIT Delhi Excellence Foundation.
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