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IIT Hyderabad and CEEPL Conclude First Nuclear Technology Programme with Valedictory Ceremony
✍️ The Hindu
🗓 03 Nov 2026, 11:45 AM
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IIT Hyderabad and the Centre for Energy, Environment and Power Law marked the completion of the inaugural batch of their nuclear technology programme with a valedictory ceremony on campus.
IIT Hyderabad, in partnership with the Centre for Energy, Environment and Power Law (CEEPL), held a valedictory ceremony to close the inaugural batch of its nuclear technology programme. The event brought together faculty, industry mentors and the graduating students to acknowledge the completion of the first academic cycle.
The programme, launched to develop skilled professionals for India's expanding nuclear sector, combined classroom instruction with practical exposure to nuclear safety, reactor operations and regulatory frameworks. Participants are expected to contribute to both existing nuclear power plants and upcoming projects under the national energy roadmap.
During the ceremony, institute officials highlighted the collaborative model between academia and industry, emphasizing its role in fostering research and addressing the country's energy security goals. The graduating cohort received certificates, and the ceremony concluded with wishes for their future contributions to the nuclear field.
The programme, launched to develop skilled professionals for India's expanding nuclear sector, combined classroom instruction with practical exposure to nuclear safety, reactor operations and regulatory frameworks. Participants are expected to contribute to both existing nuclear power plants and upcoming projects under the national energy roadmap.
During the ceremony, institute officials highlighted the collaborative model between academia and industry, emphasizing its role in fostering research and addressing the country's energy security goals. The graduating cohort received certificates, and the ceremony concluded with wishes for their future contributions to the nuclear field.