First batch of IIT Madras’ BSc degree receive diploma certificates
The Hindu
101 students received their provisional diploma certificate
The first batch of 101 students of the Indian Institute of Technology Madras’ BSc degree in Programming and Data Science received their provisional diploma certificates during the weekend.
The batch included 17 students with an annual family income of less than ₹1 lakh.
The event was held on Saturday and over 2,000 students, including those studying from other countries, participated.
The students also organised their first cultural and technical festival, Paradox 2022.
Among the students 15% are working professionals; nine are below 20 years of age, and three are aged over 40 years.
There were students from as far as Meghalaya, Jammu and Kashmir, Bihar, and Jharkhand.
The programme allows for multiple entry and exit with learners earning a certificate after completing foundation-level courses; two diplomas after completing the second-level courses; and BSc degree for those who complete the final-level courses.
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