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IEEE DTU
A World of Limitless Possibilities
About IEEE DTU
IEEE DTU Student Branch, established in 1983, is the oldest and largest society at Delhi Technological University. With a history spanning over four decades, it has grown into one of the most vibrant and pioneering student technical organizations on campus.
Under the distinguished guidance of Dr. J. Panda, IEEE DTU organizes flagship hackathons, technical conferences, and workshops throughout the year, empowering students with cutting-edge technology and fostering multidisciplinary collaboration.
IEEE DTU is driven by four specialized chapters — Computer Society (CS), Women in Engineering (WIE), Power & Energy Society (PES-IAS), and Circuits & Systems Society (CASS). In addition, our esteemed publications — ECHO, IOTA, TRIGGER, and The Troika Times — provide students an expansive platform to showcase technical research and creativity.
A strong mentoring network connects students directly with senior mentors and illustrious alumni at global tech giants including Microsoft, Google, and Amazon.
With an unwavering commitment to innovation and leadership, IEEE DTU continues to shape world-class engineers, inventors, and changemakers.


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Our Specialized Chapters
Four dedicated pillars driving cutting-edge research, hands-on development, and professional excellence at Delhi Technological University.

IEEE DTU CS CHAPTER
The IEEE Computer Society is the premier source for information, inspiration, and collaboration in Computer Science and Engineering. IEEE DTU CS has established a formidable presence in AI/ML, systems, cybersecurity, and software development, organizing world-renowned flagship events like Microhacks, IEEEXtreme, Vihaan, and Bulls N' Bears.

IEEE DTU PES-IAS CHAPTER
The Power & Energy Society provides the world's largest forum for sharing technological advancements in electric power, clean renewable energy, smart grids, and electric mobility. IEEE DTU PES-IAS empowers future leaders with hands-on industrial visits, energy hackathons, research symposiums, and professional networking.

IEEE DTU WIE CHAPTER
Women in Engineering (WIE) is a vibrant global network devoted to promoting the advancement and retention of women in STEM disciplines. IEEE DTU WIE fosters an inclusive, supportive ecosystem through leadership summits, mentorship cohorts, tech bootcamps, and impactful social initiatives.

IEEE DTU CASS CHAPTER
The IEEE Circuits and Systems Society focuses on advancing circuits, VLSI hardware architecture, signal processing, and embedded systems. IEEE DTU CASS provides students a direct pathway into silicon hardware engineering through FPGA workshops, circuit design competitions, and semiconductor research mentorship.
Meet Our Faculty Advisors
Distinguished professors and visionary mentors providing strategic guidance, research inspiration, and academic stewardship to IEEE DTU.

IEEE DTU's core purpose is to foster technological innovation and excellence for the benefit of humanity.
IEEE DTU and its members inspire a global community through its highly cited publications, conferences, technology standards, and professional and educational activities. We aim to inspire and motivate the genius, to blossom into a societal revolution.
IEEE DTU will be essential to the global technical community and to technical professionals everywhere, and be universally recognized for the contributions of technology and of technical professionals in improving global conditions.
Prof. Jeebananda Panda
Branch Counsellor, IEEE DTU

Prof. Rahul Kataria
Professor, CSE Department DTU
IEEE DTU CS Chapter Faculty Advisor

Prof. Rachna Garg
Chair, IEEE Delhi Section
IEEE DTU PES-IAS Chapter Faculty Advisor

Dr. Sonal Singh
Asst Professor, ECE Department
IEEE DTU WIE Chapter Faculty Advisor

Dr. Deva Nand
Associate Professor, ECE Department
IEEE DTU CASS Chapter Faculty Advisor
ECHO – IEEE DTU Newsletter
Discover ECHO, the official publication of IEEE DTU, featuring technical breakthroughs, student achievements, and deep dives into technology.





