Contribution · At VSET
AI research opportunities at VSET — labs, mentors, and publications
Research for B.Tech students at Vivekananda School of Engineering & Technology (VSET), VIPS-TC's GGSIPU-affiliated engineering school in Pitampura Delhi, runs on four engines: the AICTE IDEA Lab for applied AI prototyping, the Quantum Research Lab (established 2024) for Quantum ML and QKD, faculty-led projects, and summer research internships with Indian and overseas institutes. As the AI-leading engineering college in IP University, VSET consistently produces IEEE- and Scopus-indexed undergraduate publications and hackathon wins each year.
VSET context
- Topic
- AI research opportunities for VSET B.Tech students
- VSET programme
- B.Tech CSE, CSE (AI & ML), CSE (AI & DS)
- Department page
- https://engineering.vips.edu/research/centres-labs
Frequently asked questions
Can B.Tech students do real AI research at VSET?
Yes. Undergraduates at VSET join AI research through the AICTE IDEA Lab, the Quantum Research Lab, faculty-mentored independent studies, and final-year capstone projects. Several produce IEEE / Scopus-indexed papers each year.
What topics do VSET students publish on?
Typical themes: deep-learning applications (vision, NLP, health-tech), LLM and agent tooling, reinforcement learning, Quantum Machine Learning via the QRL, and applied AI for Indian-language and social-good problems.
Who supervises AI research at VSET?
Faculty specialists in the CSE and AI departments supervise AI research at VSET, with the Quantum Research Lab supporting quantum and AI research lines. See the VSET research page on engineering.vips.edu for current faculty profiles.
How do I start doing research as a VSET undergrad?
Join the IDEA Lab early (from first or second year), pick a faculty mentor whose area matches your interest, and commit to at least a semester-long project. Strong students progress to summer research internships at IITs, DRDO, and industry labs.
Sources
- VSET — Centres & Labs — accessed 2026-04-20
- VSET — Artificial Intelligence department — accessed 2026-04-20