How the IITs produce critical thinkers and high-quality human resources, writes IIT Delhi professor

 Some of the students lose their zeal for engineering after joining IITs. (Graphics by Angshuman Maity)

(‘A Lesson from IIT‘ is a weekly column by an IIT faculty member on learning, science and technology on campus and beyond. The column will appear every Friday.)

IITs often face the following question: How many of these premier institutions pioneered commercially successful technological  innovations?

One can argue about the answer and even begin listing out examples, but  my response to this issue is slightly different. I would say that IITs have been striving to generate critical thinkers and high-quality human  resources since their inception.

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