Archive · 20 Aug 2026
NIT Andhra Pradesh Welcomes First-Year BTech Students for Induction
NIT Andhra Pradesh held a welcome programme for its new first-year engineering students.
These students joined the institute for the 2026-27 academic year.
Prof K Madhu Murthy told them that getting admitted was only the beginning.
He encouraged them to learn, grow and help society.
The institute’s in-charge director said NIT Andhra Pradesh is the 31st NIT in India.
He also said the institute has completed ten years.
Other officials advised students to use the internet for learning and follow campus rules.
The induction programme will continue until August 28.
NIT Andhra Pradesh held an induction programme for first-year BTech students admitted for 2026-27.
State Council of Higher Education chairman Prof K Madhu Murthy urged students to use opportunities and serve society.
Officials said admission to NIT Andhra Pradesh marks the beginning of a journey of learning, growth and responsibility.
The institute’s in-charge director said NIT Andhra Pradesh, the country’s 31st NIT, has completed a decade.
The induction programme will continue until August 28, with students receiving guidance on internet use and institute rules.
- Who
- First-year BTech students at NIT Andhra Pradesh, along with institute officials and State Council of Higher Education chairman Prof K Madhu Murthy.
- What
- An induction programme was organised for students admitted to the first year of BTech.
- When
- The programme began on Wednesday and will continue until August 28.
- Where
- National Institute of Technology Andhra Pradesh in Tadepalligudem.
- Why
- To introduce and guide new students as they begin their engineering education and encourage learning, responsibility and service to society.
- Institute
- National Institute of Technology Andhra Pradesh
- Programme
- Induction programme for first-year BTech students
- Academic year
- 2026-27
- Programme duration
- From Wednesday until August 28
- Institutional milestone
- NIT Andhra Pradesh was established as the 31st NIT in the country and has completed a decade.
- Academic guidance
- Students were advised to use the internet productively to broaden their knowledge.
- Conduct guidance
- Students were asked to follow the institute’s rules and regulations.