WHAT ARE THE PROFESSIONAL BODIES AT CT?
They can comprise student and professional members who come together to understand how to comprehend solutions to real-world problems. These bodies help in empowering people through the power of knowledge and organise lessons revolving around value-added courses, and various kinds of learning series and competitions.
Our Esteemed Partners
NAME OF PROFESSIONAL BODY | NO. OF MEMBERS | |
| The Association for Computing Machinery's Council on Women | 17+ |
| American Chemical Society | 34+ |
| The American Society of Mechanical Engineers | 52+ |
| American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers | 45+ |
| Computer Society of India | 78+ |
| IEEE CT University Student Branch | 625+ |
| IEEE Computational Intelligence Society | 45+ |
| IEEE Consumer Technology Society | 80+ |
| IEEE Computer Society | 39+ |
| IEEE Photonics Society CU SB | 35+ |
| IEEE Robotics and Automation Society | 50+ |
| IEEE Women in Engineering | 400+ |
| The Institution of Engineers (India) | 56+ |
| Indian Society of Remote Sensing | 15+ |
Why are these Professional Bodies important?
These Professional Bodies are important as they help in contributing to the overall growth of their members. They help students and professionals to build a bigger network and advance their careers through knowledge sharing and awareness. They also enable students to learn how to adapt to the ever-changing industrial needs and competitive business environments. Some of these bodies are sincerely dedicated to working towards women's empowerment and building strong leaders for the future.
