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- VIT-AP has grown from about 600 students at its 2017 founding in Amaravati to roughly 21,500 students, 1,100 research scholars and 625 faculty members.
- The institute is expanding research in artificial intelligence, quantum technology and deep tech, with more than 40 faculty members working in a dedicated quantum cluster.
- VIT-AP is developing its own quantum operating system and simulator and setting up a National Quantum Laboratory for students from school to university level.
- Vice-Chancellor P. Arulmozhivarman says the institute aims to reach 50,000 students over the next decade and contributes to the State's plan to skill five lakh youth.
- The growth matters because Amaravati is being positioned as a knowledge hub, with the institute reporting placements at around 90% and a highest package of ₹96.26 lakh last year.
What to watch next
- Progress of the National Quantum Laboratory and partnerships with the National Quantum Mission and Amaravati Quantum Valley.
- Whether VIT-AP meets its target of 50,000 students over the next decade.
- Outcomes of the V-Launch ventures, some of which have attracted over ₹70 crore at the initial stage.
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P. Arulmozhivarman
Vice-Chancellor of Vellore Institute of Technology-AP
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“We see our growth as part of the Andhra Pradesh government’s vision to develop Amaravati into a knowledge hub with institutions of national importance”
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…in Amaravati in 2017 with around 600 students, has grown into an institution with around 21,500 students, 1,100 research scholars and 625 faculty members. About 14,500 students reside on its 100-acre campus. “ We see our growth as part of the Andhra Pradesh government’s vision to develop Amaravati into a knowledge hub with institutions of national importance ,” says Vice-Chancellor P. Arulmozhivarman. Speaking to The Hindu, he says VIT-AP would actively contribute to the State’s plan to develop five lakh youth. “We have set a target of reaching 50,000 students over the next…
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- VIT-AP students and researchers expanded frontier tech research access· longer
- Andhra Pradesh deep tech talent pipeline· longer
- India deep-tech research ecosystem research capacity growth· longer
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Named India · Amaravati · Government of Andhra Pradesh · Amaravati Quantum Valley · Andhra Pradesh · National Quantum Mission · P. Arulmozhivarman · Vellore Institute of Technology-AP
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