Our Vision
To foster innovation in electrical and electronics engineering through collaborative learning, research, and industry interaction.
Symposium Series
Currents '26
Empowering innovation through electronic mastery
Join the flagship electronics conclave designed for builders, tinkerers, and bold thinkers. Navigate immersive labs, showcases, and curated mentor sessions engineered to accelerate your next breakthrough.
About Currents
The Annual Technical Symposium of the EEE Department.
Currents '26 celebrates collaborative learning, research bridges with industry, and the people-first culture that keeps every circuit of the fest humming.
From accommodation to ambience, each vertical is run by a crew whose work is transparent here—names, faces, and contact trails intact.
Vision & Mission
Our Mission
To create a platform for students to showcase their technical prowess, learn from experts, and build lasting connections in the field of electronics.
Events & Workshops
The definitive March 2025 line-up.
Explore the flagship competitions, design challenges, and deep-dive workshops that anchor Currents '26.
Flagship Event
Enigma
Saturday, 29th March 2025
Race through a cascade of circuit riddles, logic traps, and rapid prototyping sprints that test both your fundamentals and improvisation skills.
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Tronicals Magazine
Two issues a year, chronicling the brightest circuitry stories.
Tronicals is the in-house magazine curated by the EEE Department. Each biannual issue captures essays, interviews, and prototype diaries straight from the labs of NITT. The excerpts below match the official Tronicals archive so visitors can download the most recent PDFs without leaving this page.
Volume 10
Issue 1
Published under the Tronicals editorial collective for the respective semester.
Volume 10
Issue 2
Published under the Tronicals editorial collective for the respective semester.
Volume 11
Issue 1
Published under the Tronicals editorial collective for the respective semester.
Looking for earlier issues? Reach out to the Tronicals desk via eee.currents25@gmail.com and we will send the full archive.
