According to the timetable, candidates can pay the ATMA 2025 registration fee until February 2. The AIMS will release the ATMA 2025 admit card on February 12. Candidates will have to use their login credentials such as registration number to download the ATMA 2025 admit card. The ATMA 2025 admit card on February 12.

Candidates will have to access their login credentials like their registration number to download the ATMA admit card 2025. The ATMA 2025 result will be declared on February 22.

ATMA 2025 exam date

The ATMA examination is scheduled for February 16. This online exam will be conducted at various test centers located all over India. The examination is held for admission to various management courses, including Master of Business Administration (MBA), Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM), Master of Management Studies (MMS), Master of Computer Applications (MCA), and Post Graduate Diploma in Business Analytics (PGDBA).

Conclusion

ATMA 2025 can be an excellent opportunity for aspiring management students to get into some of the most prestigious MBA and related programs in India. The applications have opened now, so candidates should keep track of this opening, prepare smoothly, and submit their applications to ace this competitive exam. Mark those key dates to remember: exam: February 16; results: February 22. Don’t miss this opportunity to get one step closer to your dream management career!

A National Centre of Excellence, the ‘AMOLED Research Centre’ (ARC) is funded by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), Government of India, Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO) and Tata Sons.

Inauguration

S. Krishnan, Secretary, MeitY, inaugurated the Centre on 21 December 2024 at the IIT Madras campus in the presence of Prof. V. Kamakoti, Director, IIT Madras.

Development

S. Krishnan said he was pleased to inaugurate the AMOLED Research Centre at IIT-Madras.

It is one of the National Centre of Excellence (CoE) that is supported by the Government of India.

The Centre is working to develop a technique to manufacture AMOLED displays which can be used in digital devices including smartphones, smartwatches, tablets etc., he said.

It is envisioned that the new method, which is based on the ‘economies-of-speed’, will enable a modular micro-factory concept of manufacture of these devices, he said.

Krishnan further said the Centre is also working to develop the prototypes of OLED Lighting and OPV Power Source for Mobile Phones.

The inauguration of this Centre marks a pivotal step toward fostering innovation, driving self-reliance, and empowering India’s industrial growth, he said.

This Centre will not only catalyze research but also create solutions that resonate with India’s aspiration to lead the world in manufacturing and innovation, he said.

The AMOLED Research Centre will innovate novel techniques to develop AMOLED displays for the Indian and global market, he said.

Director of IIT Madras

Prof. V. Kamakoti, Director, IIT Madras, said the AMOLED Research Centre is a unique Centre in India which will develop next generation AMOLED displays.

This Centre will support the nation’s initiative to develop a semiconductor industry in India, said IIT Madras director.

The global AMOLED display business is currently worth around USD 15 billion and is expected to grow, he said.

The AMOLED Research Centre will innovate novel techniques to develop AMOLED displays for the Indian and global market, he said.

The new technique promises to lower capex costs for display manufacture. The aim of this Research Centre is to create a technology that will enable the growth of modular display factories (micro-factories), say sources from IIT Madras.

It has capabilities of both current and next generation growth processes. The Centre currently focuses on small size displays such as those used in tablets, smartphones, and watches.

Need

Dr. Debdutta Ray, Associate Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering, IIT Madras spoke on the need for such research centers in India.

This is the only Centre in India that has the capability to develop smartphone-sized AMOLED displays, he said.

The Centre will work towards turnkey solutions, where we plan to develop/demonstrate/deploy micro-factories for smartphone displays, he said.

Dr Debadutta further said the centre is developing novel engineering techniques to utilize the concept of ‘economies-of-speed’ rather than the current model of ‘economies-of-scale’.

The goal is to keep the unit fabrication times the same or better where the ‘economies-of-speed’ allow smaller mother-glass size during production.

This will lead to a modular production system, said Prof Debadutta of IIT Madras.

Location

The ARC is located in the Department of Electrical Engineering, IIT Madras. It consists of cleanrooms with ‘class 100’ and ‘class 1000’ ratings.

The major fabrication system is an OLED cluster where multilayer OLEDs can be grown with precise control of the growth parameters.

The system has state-of-the-art pixel patterning system that has been designed by a team at IIT Madras.

The Centre has facilities to characterize the devices where the optoelectronic properties are studied.

While the major effort of the Centre is to develop AMOLED displays, the Centre also works on white OLEDs for lighting and TV as well as on organic photovoltaic devices.

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