The Ansal Institute of Technology (AIT) is a growing technical school that offers classes in science, computer science, computer engineering, electrical engineering and business administration.
AIT recently signed a twinning agreement with NDSU. AIT students complete the first three years of their degree in India and travel to Fargo to finish their degrees here. The coursework in India is closely modelled after classes at NDSU, which means that when you study abroad at AIT, you know you will be following the NDSU curriculum in your major. (Read more about the NDSU-AIT connection)
As a student at AIT, you'll take classes alongside local students pursuing a degree in your major. Student organizations at AIT are quite active, and you will have plenty of opportunity to get involved. On the weekends, it's easy to hop a bus to the amazing capital city of New Delhi, where ancient meets modern in a fascinating mix. Bargain for silk in a local bazaar, try curry as it was meant to taste, catch a Bollywood double feature, or check out the Taj Mahal. AIT is a short distance from the international airport (Indira Ghandi International), which makes it easy to visit nearby Nepal (think Mt. Everest), Bhutan, and even China.
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About the Area
Gurgaon is a district of Haryana, one of India's most prosperous states. Its proximity to the capital city of New Delhi has helped to make it one of India's fastest growing industrial cities. Major multinationals such as Microsoft, Honda, John Deere and GE have a presence in Gurgaon and are helping the district become known as a center for information technology growth and development.
"There is a region called Haryana which is like a heaven on earth" - Vikrami Samwat, 1385
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Other links:
Facilities at AIT
Indian Heritage: comprehensive website exploring all things Indian (check out the cuisine link)
Haryana Online: history, culture and lots more
Lonely Planet: Delhi info
Taj Mahal: great site with detailed info on the history and architecture of the Taj Mahal
Nepal: loaded with links to help you explore this neighbor of India
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