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IIIT Dharwad to start B.Tech AI and Computing course this year

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IIIT Dharwad to start B.Tech AI and Computing course this year
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IIIT Dharwad will hold its eighth annual convocation, where 253 candidates will receive their degrees. The institute is introducing a new B.Tech course in AI and Computing this academic year, along with an M.Tech online course aimed at international students. Additionally, IIIT Dharwad is set to enhance its facilities with a research park and new hostel accommodations.

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As many as 253 candidates will receive their degrees and two candidates their postgraduate degrees in-person during the eighth annual convocation of the Indian Institute of Information Technology Dharwad which will be held on Saturday.Addressing a press conference on IIIT Dharwad campus on Wednesday, Director of IIIT Dharwad Mahadev Prasanna said that Director of IIT Delhi Rangan Banerjee will deliver the address at the convocation which will begin at 10 a.m.Union Minister Pralhad Joshi will be the chief guest and chairman of the Board of Governance Jalaj Dani will be the guest of honour.Prof.

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