SIA-Techlink is the dedicated Software Incubation Center of the Department of Information Technology and Mathematics. It is designed as a collaborative workspace where students transform theoretical knowledge into functional technology solutions. The center serves as a launchpad for aspiring developers, data scientists, and entrepreneurs, providing them with the resources and mentorship needed to build industry-grade software.

The core objectives of SIA-Techlink are,

1. Skill Bridging: To close the gap between the academic curriculum and the rapidly evolving requirements of the IT industry.
2. Product Development: To encourage students to develop indigenous software applications, mobile apps, and web platforms.
3. Entrepreneurship: To provide a supportive environment for 'student-preneurs' to prototype their ideas and understand the software development lifecycle (SDLC).
4. Industry Collaboration: To work on live projects and consultancy assignments that solve real-world problems.