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<p>AGARTALA, Nov 5: Tripura Institute of Technology (TIT), a<br></br>
government-run engineering college in West Tripura district<br></br>
will sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with<br></br>
Taiwan-based Providence University on various academic<br></br>
exchange programmes, an official said on Sunday.<br></br>
Chief minister Manik Saha, who holds the Education<br></br>
portfolio, has already cleared a proposal for signing the MoU<br></br>
with Providence University of Taiwan, he said.<br></br>
Once the MoU is inked, the students of TIT could study<br></br>
various short-term courses offered by Providence university<br></br>
of Taiwan, he said, adding the faculty members will also<br></br>
participate in various programmes in the foreign university.<br></br>
“The students and faculty members of the TIT will be able to<br></br>
undertake joint research, publications, and academic<br></br>
seminars in the Taiwan universityâ€, he said.<br></br>
The proposed initiative will also provide ample scope to TIT<br></br>
for enhancing its ranking by National Institute Ranking<br></br>
Framework (NIFR), he said, adding training of drone<br></br>
technology has already been set up in TIT.<br></br>
“Steps have also been taken to impart training on artificial<br></br>
intelligenceâ€, he said.<br></br>
Established in 1958, the TIT offers seven undergraduate and<br></br>
three postgraduate engineering courses including computer<br></br>
science. (PTI)</p></div><div data-td-block-uid="tdi_109">

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