List of Delhi Technological University alumni

Delhi Technological University is a state university situated in Delhi, India.[1]

## Notable alumni

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### Architecture

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Name  | Class year  | Discipline  | Notability  | Reference(s)

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Aditya Prakash[A] |

1948

| Architecture  | Architect  | [3]
Raj Rewal |

1952

| Architecture  | Architect and member of the Indian Institute of Architects Hall of Fame.  | [4][5]

### Arts and entertainment

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Sushant Singh Rajput Dhiraj Choudhury Name  | Class year  | Discipline  | Notability  | Reference(s)

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Manjit Bawa |

1963

| Fine arts  | Painter  | [6]
Eric Bowen |

1959

| Art  | Painter, received a grant from the Royal Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs for his series "The Right to Life in Peace".  | [7]
Avinash Chandra |

1953

| Painting  | Painter  | [8]
Jagmohan Chopra |

1958

| Fine arts  | Former president and chairman of the All India Fine Arts and Crafts Society, and former principle of the Government College of Art, Chandigarh.  | [9]
Dhiraj Choudhury |

1967

| Art  | Painter  | [10]
Gopi Gajwani |

1962

| Graphic Designing  | Painter, designer and cartoonist  | [11][12]
Mahirwan Mamtani |

1962

| Fine arts  | Painter, graphic and multimedia artist  | [13]
Meera Mukherjee |

1950

| Painting, graphics and sculpture  | Sculptor, received the Padma Shri in 1992.  | [14]
Sushant Singh Rajput (did not graduate) |

2007

| Mechanical Engineering  | Film actor. Best remembered for the role of MS Dhoni in the biopic M.S. Dhoni: The Untold Story, Sarfaraz in PK (film) and his debut film Kai Po Che! based on Chetan Bhagat's best seller The 3 Mistakes of My Life.  | [15]
Om Prakash Sharma |

1958

| Fine arts  | Painter and honorary member of the Russian Academy of Arts, Moscow. Received the National Art Award from the Lalit Kala Akademi.  | [16]
Arpita Singh |

1959

| Fine arts  | Painter, received India's third-highest civilian award, the Padma Bhushan in 2011.  | [17]
Paramjit Singh |

1958

| Fine arts  | Painter and former professor in the Faculty Of Fine Arts, Jamia Millia Islamia.  | [18]
Jagdish Swaminathan[B] |  |

| Painter and member of Group 1890.  | [19]
Durjoy Datta |

2008

| Mechanical engineering  | Author, screenwriter, and publisher  | [20][21]
Sachin Garg |

2008

| Electronics and communication engineering  | Author  | [22][23]
Rajat Sood |

2019

| Engineering Physics  | Standup Comedian. Winner of India's Laughter Champion (Season 1) on Sony TV  | [24]

### Business

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Name  | Class year  | Discipline  | Notability  | Reference(s)

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Rohit Chadda |

2005

| Computer engineering  | Co-founder of Foodpanda India  | [25][26]
Vijay Shekhar Sharma |

1998

| Electronics and communication engineering  | Founder of Paytm | [27][28]
Sanjay Gupta |

1981

| Mechanical engineering  | Country Manager of Google India  | [29]
Surya Kant |

1976

| Electrical engineering  | President of North America, UK, and Europe operations of Tata Consultancy Services | [30]
Manish Khera |

1991

| Electrical engineering  | Former CEO of Airtel Payments Bank | [31][32]
Sanjay Gupta  |

1996

| Electronics and Communication engineering  | President and CEO at Minda Corporation, Chairman - Indian Electronics & Semiconductors Association, Ex- Vice President & India Country Manager of NXP Semiconductors | [33]
Suhail Sameer  |

2006

| Electrical Engineering  | CEO of BharatPe | [34]
Akshant Goyal  |

2005

| Computer Engineering  | CFO of Zomato | [35]
Raman CV  |

1982

| Mechanical Engineering  | CTO of Maruti Suzuki India  | [36]
Nipun Aggarwal |

1994

| Electrical Engineering  | Chief Commercial Officer of Air India | [37]
Praveen Sinha  |

2001

| Electrical Engineering  | Founder of Jabong.com | [38]
Supam Maheshwari  |

1995

| Mechanical Engineering  | First Indian Founder to build 3 unicorn startups FirstCry, Xpressbees, Globalbees | [39]
Ambareesh Murty  |

1994

| Civil Engineering  | Founder of Pepperfry, India's largest online furniture store  | [40]
Varun Alagh |

2005

| Electrical Engineering  | Founder of MamaEarth (unicorn startup)  | [41]
Piyush Shah |

2001

| Production & Industrial Engineering  | Founder of Glance (company) & Co-Founder of InMobi (unicorn startups)  | [42]
Raghav Joshi |

2007

| Electronics & Communication Engineering  | Co-Founder of Rebel Foods, previously Faasos (unicorn startup)  | [43]
Saurabh Nigam |

2000

| Civil Engineering  | Founder of ElasticRun (unicorn startup)  | [44]
Aakash Sinha |

2001

| Electrical Engineering  | Founder of Omnipresent Robot Tech, developed 3D image models for Chandrayaan-2 rover  | [citation needed]
Uday Reddy |

1993

| Electronics & Communication Engineering  | Founder of YuppTV, World's #1 Internet Pay TV provider & one of the leading OTT player for South Asian content abroad  | [45]
Raj Soin |

1969

| Mechanical Engineering  | Founder of Soin International LLC, USA  | [46]
Rashmi Daga |

2001

| Electrical Engineering  | Founder of FreshMenu, Top 10 Women Entrepreneurs In India (2021)  | [47]
Promod Haque |

1969

| Electrical Engineering  | World's No.1 Venture Capitalist in 2004, Appeared on Annual Forbes Midas List for 13 years  | [48]
Avinash Pant |

1995

| Electrical Engineering  | Marketing Head of Facebook India  | [49]
Navtez Bal |

1997

| Electrical Engineering  | Chief Operating Officer of Microsoft India  | [50]
Manish Gulyani |

1990

| Electronics & Communication Engineering  | Vice President and General Manager of Nokia Deepfield  | [51]
Himanshu Bajaj |

2000

| Civil Engineering  | Business Head of BYJU'S | [52]
Sanjay Brahmawar |

1992

| Civil Engineering  | CEO of Software AG & Top 100 Innovation CEOs Award - 2021  | [53]
Amit Singh |

1989

| Electrical Engineering  | Board of Directors of Asana (software) | [54]
Divya Garg |

2005

| Computer Engineering  | Head of HR Uber India and South Asia region  | [55]
Sudhir Malhotra |

1990

| Mechanical Engineering  | Vice President of Renault India  | [56]
Kumar Gaurav Gupta |

2005

| Production & Industrial engineering  | VP & Country Manager of SAP Concur India  | [citation needed]
Balaji Tamirisa |

1985

| Electrical Engineering  | CTO of Dedrone, USA  | [57]
Aruna Singh |

1985

| Electronics & Communication Engineering  | Chairman & Managing Director of RailTel | [58]
Ravish Sharma |

2003

| Electronics & Communication Engineering  | Vice President, Product Management of GreyOrange | [59]
Gunjan Kedia |

1992

| Electronics & Communication Engineering  | Vice Chairman of U.S. Bancorp (US Bank) and 100 Most Influential Women in US Finance  | [60]
Sukhvinder Singh |

1992

| Production & Industrial Engineering  | Senior VP of Technology & Innovation of Lamar Advertising Company | [61]

### Civil Services

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Arvind Saxena Name  | Class year  | Discipline  | Notability  | Reference(s)

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Arvind Saxena |

1976

| Civil Engineering  | Chairman of the Union Public Service Commission and former Research and Analysis Wing(RAW) Officer.  | [62]
B. V. R. Subrahmanyam |

1983

| Mechanical Engineering  | Chief Executive Officer of NITI Aayog and former Indian Administrative Service(IAS) Officer.
Karnal Singh |

1979

| Electrical & Electronics Engineering  | Former Chief of Enforcement Directorate (ED) and Former Indian Police Service(IPS) Officer.  | [63]
Arun Goyal |

1980

| Electrical Engineering  | Former Secretary to Prime Minister's Office and Former Indian Administrative Service(IAS) Officer.  | [64]
Muktesh Chander |

1983

| Electronics & Communication Engineering  | Special Commissioner of Delhi Police & Former Indian Police Service(IPS) Officer.  | [65]
Ankita Jain |

2014

| Computer Engineering  | AIR-3 in Union Public Service Commission Civil Services Exam 2020 and AIR-1 in Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering GATE 2016 (Computer Science).  | [66]

### Science and technology

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Vinod Dham Name  | Class year  | Discipline  | Notability  | Reference(s)

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Vinod Dham |

1971

| Electrical engineering  | Engineer and venture capitalist who is known as the "Father of the Pentium" for his work in the Microprocessor Products group at Intel.  | [67][68]
Dharendra Yogi Goswami |

1969

| Mechanical engineering  | Distinguished university professor in chemical engineering and director of the Clean Energy Research Center at the University of South Florida. Founder of the air purifier company Molekule.  | [69][70]
Ravi Grover |

1970

| Mechanical engineering  | Nuclear engineer, former vice-chancellor of the Homi Bhabha National Institute and member of the Atomic Energy Commission of India. Received the Padma Shri, India's fourth highest civilian award, in 2014. Responsible for the successful negotiations in the India–United States Civil Nuclear Agreement.  | [71]
Emani Kumar |

1991

| Civil engineering  | Deputy secretary general of ICLEI and founding executive director of its South Asian arm.  | [72][73]
Ishwar Puri |

1982

| Mechanical engineering  | Vice President of Research at University of Southern California, former Dean of the McMaster Faculty of Engineering and former N. Waldo Harrison Professor at Virginia Tech.  | [74][75][76]
Subhav Sinha |

2009

| Electrical engineering  | Inventor of Mitra, a personalized battery-operated vehicle. Chosen as one of the "International Climate Champions" for the year 2010 by the British Council.  | [77][78]
Rajinder Kumar (chemical engineer) |

1955

| Masters in Chemical engineering  | Chemical engineer and a former professor at the Indian Institute of Science. Known for his work of mass transfer in multiphase systems. Received the third highest Indian civilian award Padma Bhushan in 2003 and the Lifetime Achievement Award by Indian Institute of Chemical Engineers in 2008.
Neeraj Jhanji |

1993

| Electrical Engineering  | Developed world's first mobile social network based on status update & location ImaHima. Inventor of status updates & mobile check-in technology. Sold patents to Facebook | [79]

### Other

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Raghbir Singh Bhola Name  | Class year  | Discipline  | Notability  | Reference(s)

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Shrikrishna Kulkarni |

1985

| Electrical engineering  | Chairperson of the Board of Governors at Indian Institute of Management Calcutta | [80]
Subhash Chandra Agrawal |

1971

| Mechanical engineering  | Right to Information activist  | [81]
Raghbir Singh Bhola |

1951

| Electrical engineering  | Hockey player, Olympic gold medalist, and Arjuna Awardee.  | [82][83]
Niketan Madhok |

1997

| Mechanical engineering  | Fashion Model and Producer.
Captain Abhilasha Barak |

2016

| Electronics & Communication Engineering  | First woman combat aviator of the Indian Army | [84]
Professor Piyush Sharma |

1987

| Electrical Engineering  | John Curtin Distinguished Professor at Curtin University, Australia | [85]
Avanish Rai  | 2010  | Production & Industrial Engineering  | Developed Indian Production Model (IPM).  |

## Notes

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1. ^ Prakash did not complete his studies at Delhi Polytechnic. In the middle of his course, India's independence forced the English faculty leading the Polytechnic to return to England.
2. ^ Swaminathan did not complete his studies at Delhi Polytechnic.

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