About Us
The' War Technical School' at the time of Second World War is the present pioneer technical institute in the North
Eastern India named as 'His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales Institute of Engineering and Technology, Jorhat'. At the very outset of the institute at 1928 , crtificate course of mechanic was introduced and almost all the pass out
were engaged in the different works of American Soldiers. This institute was established in 1927 with the financial aids of rupees one lakh from a
great Assamese timber merchant Late Bholanath Boruah, who had given the money to the British Government in 1922
for establishing a technical school in the name of 'Prince of Wales' at Jorhat. The institute came up fully to impart technical education from
16th January 1928.After introductory motor mechanic course, a four year certificate course in Civil Engineering equivalent to diploma course has been introduced in
1948. From 1957 three year diploma course has been introduced in Electrical
and Mechanical Engineering Department in addition to the Civil
Engineering Department. In 1976 & 1978 the curriculum of
Automobile Engineering and Agriculture Engineering respectively had been
included to the three diploma course. The institute has acquired another
milestone with the introduction of Electronic & Telecommunication
Engineering and Instrumentation Technology curriculum in 1986.