
Class Gifts
Jubilee Class Gifts
Mark your reunion with a gift from your batch, as the 1975 batch did at its Golden Jubilee in 2025.
Batch donations: ₹9.57 crore in 2023–26Snippets, April 2026
Give only through IIT Roorkee’s official donation page (iitrdora.iitr.ac.in) or the partner charities listed here. If a request for money reaches you any other way, check with dora.office@iitr.ac.in first.
What your gift funds
Batches mark their jubilee reunions with a gift to the institute, and the DORA office helps plan it.
At its Golden Jubilee in 2025, the 1975 batch extended about ₹45 lakh of support, including two e-carts for the campus, with a hi-tech ultrasound machine for the campus hospital underway.
At its Silver Jubilee, the 1999 batch (B.Arch. 2000) gave over ₹5 crore for the 175-Year Gate and the LBS Stand (“99 Not Out”). The 1989 batch’s ENCORE fund has funded student awards since 2014.
Listed on Snippets, December 2025
Our promise to every donor
From IIT Roorkee’s Schemes for Promoting Excellence- 100% exemption u/s 80G of the Income Tax Act 1961 on gifts to IIT Roorkee.
- Every year, a financial statement: opening amount, interest earned, expenditure and balance.
- Every year, the list of beneficiaries of your scheme.
- Name the scheme as you wish, in your name or anyone else’s.
Class gifts
Batch by batch
Class gifts as published by the DORA office. A jubilee year is when most batches give.
- 1975 batchabout ₹45 lakh
- 1981 batch₹1.03 crore
- 1989 batch₹1.14 crore
- 1992 batch₹1.12 crore
- 1994 batch₹1.58 crore
- 1996 batch₹1.31 crore
- 1997 batch₹1.14 crore
- 1998 batch₹1.85 crore
- 1999 batch₹5.05 crore
As published by the DORA office.Snippets, December 2025
Jubilees in 2026
Batches meeting at Roorkee this year. Planning a gift for yours? The DORA office will help.
More causes
All causes
StudentsJames Thomason Scholarship₹25,000 a month for the whole programme, for students who join IIT Roorkee with a JEE (Advanced) rank under 250.
StudentsMerit-cum-Means ScholarshipFinancial help for meritorious students from poor families, so they can complete their professional and technical courses.
StudentsFinancial Aid for StudentsA lump sum for one or more students facing financial hardship because of their personal circumstances.