Wireless networking is so common that some of its original benefits may have been forgotten. But it's not so long ago that networking computers meant running cables between them, and offices, homes and schools became cluttered messes of blue and yellow cables. Wi-Fi freed networks from these tethers and allowed for roaming network connections. This convenient jump forward isn't without its complications and disadvantages, especially with large-scale networks like those on college campuses.

The institute Campus Wi-fi is based on the Wireless IEEE 802.11n standards. It provides High speed Wi-Fi coverage across the campus, Indoor and outdoor, up to 2Mbps. The Wi-Fi network is Hacking-resistant and provides secure connectivity. It also has integration with Campus E-learning tools.