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The ATAL FDP on Quantum Computing 2026 at Raj Kumar Goel Institute of Technology (RKGIT) offers a premier opportunity for educators and researchers to master the next frontier of computational science. As quantum technologies move from theoretical physics to practical engineering, staying updated is no longer optional for technical faculty. This AICTE-sponsored program provides a comprehensive roadmap from foundational quantum mechanics to hands-on programming with industry-leading tools like Qiskit. Consequently, participants will bridge the gap between classical computing paradigms and quantum-driven innovations in cryptography and machine learning.
| Feature | Details |
| Program Title | Quantum Computing (ATAL Sponsored) |
| Organizing Institution | Raj Kumar Goel Institute of Technology (RKGIT), Ghaziabad |
| Department | Department of Computer Science & Engineering |
| Dates & Duration | Jan 5th – 10th, 2026 (6 Days) |
| Mode of Delivery | Online Mode |
| Daily Schedule | Evening Sessions (Typically 6:00 PM – 9:30 PM; Day 6 Afternoon) |
The Faculty Development Program (FDP) on Quantum Computing is a specialized academic initiative designed to empower faculty members with emerging knowledge in quantum technologies. Specifically, the program aims to revolutionize areas such as cryptography, machine learning, and scientific simulations by bridging the gap between traditional and quantum computing.
The primary objective is to equip participants with both foundational and advanced knowledge of quantum algorithms and tools. Furthermore, the program emphasizes hands-on experience with platforms like IBM Quantum Experience and Qiskit, fostering skills necessary for designing quantum circuits. The target audience includes faculty members, research scholars, and PG scholars from AICTE-approved institutions, with a total limit of 100 participants.
Interested candidates must meet the following criteria to participate:
The curriculum is structured to provide a deep dive into both theoretical and practical aspects of quantum technology. Key modules include:
The FDP features eminent speakers from international and national universities, alongside industry experts:
By the end of this intensive 6-day program, participants will be able to:
To receive the AICTE ATAL Academy certificate, participants must adhere to the following strict requirements:
| Information | Details |
| Registration Link | click here |
| Start Date | January 5, 2026 |
| End Date | January 10, 2026 |
| Registration Fee | No Charge (Free of Cost) |
| Selection Criteria | First-Come, First-Served |
| Schedule Link | Download |
| Brochure Link | Download |
For queries regarding the program or technical assistance, please reach out to the organizing team:
How do I apply for the ATAL FDP on Quantum Computing 2026?
You must register through the official AICTE ATAL portal. Create an account, log in, and search for the FDP titled “Quantum Computing” organized by RKGIT Ghaziabad.
Is there any registration fee for this faculty development program?
No, there is absolutely no charge for registration, the course itself, or the certificate issuance for selected participants.
Can PhD scholars participate in this online FDP?
Yes, Research Scholars and PG Scholars from AICTE-approved institutions are eligible and encouraged to apply.
What are the requirements to get the certificate?
You must maintain at least 80% attendance throughout the six days and achieve a score of 70% or higher in the final online test.
What software tools will be used during the hands-on sessions?
The program focuses on industry-standard platforms including IBM Qiskit, Google Cirq, and Microsoft Q#.