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MITS IIC

MIC and IIC

The “MHRD’s own Innovation Cell (MIC)” has been formed by MHRD. The main goal of MIC is to support young students in their formative years by helping them work with fresh ideas and develop those ideas into prototypes. This serves to inspire, motivate, and nurture them.

MIC intends to accomplish this by establishing unique “Institution’s Innovation Councils (IICs)” and methodically promoting an innovative culture throughout all Higher Education Institutions (HEIs). To encourage creativity within the institution through a variety of means and create an innovation promotion ecosystem on campus, a network of these IICs will be formed.

The Innovation Cell (MIC) of the MHRD includes Muthoot Institute of Science & Technology as a member aims to help students develop the skill set that facilitates critical thinking, design thinking, innovative thought processes, and an entrepreneurial mindset, the institution’s Innovation Council (IIC MITS) seeks to strengthen and streamline the campus innovation and start-up ecosystem.

IIC – MITS got established in the academic year 2018 – 2019 and is being coordinating the Innovation and Entrepreneurship related activities in the institute since then. 

Principal Aims of IIC
Ecosystem for Innovation and Entrepreneurship

To establish a thriving ecosystem for local innovation Mechanisms in HEIs that support startups and entrepreneurship.

Institutional Ranking Readiness (ARIIA)

Get the institute ready for the Innovation Achievements Framework (ARIIA) Atal Ranking of Institutions.

Idea Scouting and Pre-Incubation

Create a functional ecosystem for idea scouting and idea pre-incubation

Cognitive Skill Development

Improve the Cognitive Capabilities of Students studying Technology

The Institution’s Innovation Council’s duties

  • To encourage creativity within the organization using a variety of strategies that will create a campus-wide ecosystem for innovation promotion.

  • To carry out in a time-bound manner the different innovation and entrepreneurship-related initiatives as directed by Central MIC.

  • To recognize, honor, and disseminate innovations and success stories.

  • To establish a mentorship program for student innovators and plan recurring workshops, seminars, and meetings with experts, investors, and entrepreneurs.

  • To establish a network with colleagues and national organizations that support entrepreneurship.

  • To establish a unique gateway for the college that will showcase creative initiatives that its staff and students have completed.

  • To arrange industry-sponsored hackathons, idea competitions, mini-challenges, etc.
IIC Members
Sr. No. Name of Member Member Type (Teaching /Non-Teaching/Student/External Expert) Key Role / Position assigned in IIC
1. Dr. Neelakantan P. C. Teaching President
2. Dr. Prathibha Sudhakaran Teaching Convener
3. Dr. Vinod Kumar Teaching R&D Cell Co-ordinator
4. Mr. Rajesh Kumar T Project Manager Start-up Activity Coordinator
5. Dr. Pramod Kumar M. Teaching NIRF Coordinator
6. Dr. Arunkant A Jose Teaching Innovation Activity & Co-ordinator
7. Dr. Bibin Jose Teaching IPR Activity Coordinator
8. Dr. Cerene Mariam Abraham Teaching Innovation Activity Coordinator
9. Ms. Binu Manohar Teaching Member (Innovation Ambassador)
10.  Ms. Jereena Jawahar Teaching Member (Innovation Ambassador)
11. Ms. Breeza Paulose Teaching Member (Innovation Ambassador)
12. Dr. Smitha Anu Thomas Teaching Member (Innovation Ambassador)
13. Dr. Sandeep M.S Teaching Member
14. Dr. Nikhil M. Thoppil Teaching Member
15. Dr. Arun Joy Teaching Member
16. Dr. Kavitha S Teaching Member
17. Dr. Geethu Chacko Teaching Member
18. Mr. Harish Abubaker Teaching Member
19. Dr. Suja C Nair Teaching Member
20. Ms. Parvathy Santhosh Teaching Member
21. Dr. Soumya Sara Koshy Teaching Member
22. Ms. Philo Sumi Teaching Member
23. Ms. Sreeja S Teaching Member
24. Dr. Parvathy Jyothi Teaching Member
Documents
IIC Establishment Certificate
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Annual Report – IIC 4.0
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Annual Report – IIC 5.0
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IIC Members 2026-'27
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