·         IIT Kharagpur

·         IIM Bangalore

·         IIM Ahmedabad

·         XLRI Jamshedpur

·         NMIMS Mumbai

·         ISB Hyderabad

·         Amity University

·         IIT Delhi

1.      Science            Robotics, Orthotists, Surgeon, Psychiatrist, Space Technology and Science Astrophysicist

2.      Technology     Data Scientists, Artificial Intelligence, Cyber Security, Machine Learning Full Stack Developers, Cloud Computing

3.      Engineering    Alternative Energy Engineer, Civil Engineer, Environmental Engineer, Biomedical Engineer, Systems Software Engineer

4.      Mathematics   Statistician, Actuarial, Economist, Psychometrician

 •  STEM – Science (why things are set up in a certain way.)

 •  Technology (information on how to create something)

 •  Engineering (the use of technology to create things)

 •  Mathematics (the principles of dealing with numbers and what they measure).

·         Robotics is included in STEM.

·         Robotics can also boost STEM learning, as technology can play an important role in STEM.

·         Technology, such as robots, can help students engage with these subjects.

·         Robotics is an interactive approach to science, technology, engineering, and math.

·         The applications of AI techniques also contributed to the development of students’ higher-order thinking,

·         e.g: computational thinking, problem-solving ability.

·         AI techniques have great potential to assist instructors by detecting students’ learning patterns and behaviours in STEM education.

·         Robotics requires learning about engineering.  .

·         Math is needed to figure out the operating aspects of the robot.

·         Robotics teams allow students to work with each other on goal-oriented projects.

·         This will help them apply teamwork to real-world scenarios rather than just sports.

·         Making robots will get students familiar with technology and how it works together.

• The “technology” in STEM refers to technology and technological fields
• STEM education is by teaching students the skills they need to succeed in a technology-driven world.
• It included in STEM because tech is a tool that allows for innovation and exploration in the other STEM areas.  
• That combines technology with science and engineering to develop new medical treatments!
• Technology is an important part of STEM because it heavily impacts the other three areas.

• The two of the three major fields of science the natural sciences and the formal sciences
• That are commonly included under the umbrella term “science” in STEM are rather broadly defined.
• The third major branch of science is social science (like sociology or economics),
• Natural sciences refers to biology, chemistry, and physics.
• Formal sciences typically refers to the field’s logic, computer science, and statistics.
• The skills taught in science subjects are often applied in other STEM subject areas as well.

• The only number with the letter “a” in it from 0 to 1000 is “one thousand.”
• Botulinum toxin is the most deadly poison on the planet, capable of killing a human within hours if 1g is taken.
• Every individual on the planet shares 99.9% of their genetic structure with everyone else.
• Technology developments, fuelled mostly by Google, Facebook, Apple, and Amazon,
• That have contributed approximately 50% of economic growth in the previous 50 years.

• The average adult human comprises approximately 7 Octillion atoms!
• An average of 5,000 faces are remembered by humans.
• According to scientists, the average cell phone carries 20 to 30 times the germs found in a toilet bowl.
• Google’s search engine has detected more than 30 trillion distinct URLs on the Web.
• Google scans 20 billion pages each day and executes 100 billion monthly searches.