IGDTUW

Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women (IGDTUW) is a public university located in Delhi, India, established by the Government of Delhi in 2013. It evolved from the Indira Gandhi Institute of Technology, which was founded in 1998 as the first engineering college for women in India. The university operates as a non-affiliating institution dedicated to promoting studies, research, and innovation in engineering, technology, applied sciences, and architecture. It provides various undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs, aiming to empower women through high-quality technical education and professional development.

The university serves its student body by fostering an academic environment focused on technology and research-oriented learning. It provides degree programs across disciplines such as computer science, electronics and communication, mechanical engineering, and urban planning. By focusing on women-centric education in specialized technical fields, IGDTUW plays a significant role in professionalizing the workforce and advancing technology-based research in India. It maintains industry collaborations and research initiatives to enhance the practical relevance of its curriculum for its graduates.