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IIT-B wants an image makeover

The 52-year-old institute hopes to do this with, among other things, new, more contemporary brochures and a revamp of the bi-monthly magazine Raintree, reports Kiran Wadhwa.

Updated on: Mar 14, 2010 01:16 AM IST
Hindustan Times | By , Mumbai
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IIT-B wants to stand out, even among the other IITs.

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The 52-year-old institute hopes to do this with, among other things, new, more contemporary brochures and a revamp of the bi-monthly magazine Raintree.

The Indian Institute of Technology-Bombay also plans to hire consultants to conduct a feasibility study on ways to revamp the website — along the lines of Ivy League colleges such as Harvard and Massachusetts Institute of Technology — to make it more accessible and more standardised.

“With more IITs coming up, there is a chance that the brand might become generic. Individual brand-building is important,” said R. Swaminathan, a communication consultant. “Apart from students, when industry and alumni look at an institute to either partner with or invest in, it is important that the institute have its own identity.”

In addition to being more current, the institute wants the brochures and website to reflect the many changes in facilities and infrastructure.

 
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