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Courses offered by St. Joseph’s Group of Institutions St. Joseph’s College of Engineering UNDER GRADUATE COURSES POST GRADUATE COURSES 1. B.E - CSE............................................ 180 1. M.E - Power Electronics & Drives......... 18 2. B.E - ECE............................................ 180 2. M.E - Power Systems............................ 18 3. B.E - MECH......................................... 180 3. M.E - Computer Science & Engg.......... 18 4. B.E - EIE.............................................. 180 4. M.E - Software Engg............................. 18 5. M.E - Applied Electronics...................... 18 5. B.E - EEE.............................................180 6. M.E - Control & Instrumentation Engg... 18 6. B.E - ICE................................................ 60 7. M.E - Manufacturing Engg..................... 18 7. B.E - CIVIL Engineering........................ 60 8. M.E - Embedded Systems..................... 18 8. B.Tech - IT............................................ 180 9. M.TECH - Biotechnology........................ 18 9. B.Tech - Biotechnology.......................... 60 10. M.B.A................................................... 120 10. B.Tech - Chemical Engineering............. 60 11. M.C.A..................................................... 60 St. Joseph’s Institute of Technology UNDER GRADUATE COURSES 1. B.E - MECH........................................ 180 4. B.E - EEE............................................ 120 2. B.E - CSE............................................120 5. B.E - CIVIL............................................ 60 3. B.E - ECE............................................120 6. B.Tech - IT............................................. 60 Calendar & Information Brochure - 2015-2016 1 Our Vision & Mission VISION To become a world class Educational center of the Nation for Engineering, Technology, Computer Applications and Management with moral and professional standards to serve the community at large. MISSION • To achieve academic excellence in Engineering, Technology, Computer Application and Management Education. • To inculcate high moral and professional standards among our students. • To develop the overall personality of our students. • To promote Industry Institute Interaction through more number of collaborative programs with Industries. Research and Development centers. • To venture for sustained placement for our students through campus interviews. Calendar & Information Brochure - 2015-2016 2 Calendar & Information Brochure - 2015-2016 3 ANNA UNIVERSITY (April / May 2014 Examinations) Ms. PRIYA K Ms. RAMYA J Dept of Biotech - 3rd RANK Dept of Biotech - 3rd RANK RANK HOLDERS D /o Mr. R. Kannan D/o Mr. M.K. Jayakumar 107 Mrs. K. Prema Mrs. V. Radha with 4 Gold Medals & 1 Silver Medal GOLD MEDAL Ms. ROMIYA C Ms. SRIMATHI S Mr. SRIDHAR J Dept of Biotech - 1st RANK Dept of Chemical - 3rd RANK Dept of CSE - 3rd RANK D/o Mr. E. Sekar S/o Mr. R. Jothi Prakasam D/o Mr. N. Chandrasekaran - Mrs. C. Maalathi Mrs. S. Kalavathy Mrs. V. Kanchana GOLD MEDAL Mr. RAJ KUMAR R Ms. MANJU V Ms. RAMA DEVI C Dept of Chemical - 1st RANK Dept of EIE - 3rd RANK Dept of ME - C & I - 3rd RANK S/o Mr. S. Ramraj - Mrs. D. Gnanavadivu D/o Mr. B. Venkatesan D/o Mr. M. Chellappan Mrs. V. Latha Mrs. C. Jamila GOLD MEDAL Mr.HARIHARA SUBRAMANIAM S C Ms. HIRANMITHA S Ms. NEENU ELIZABETH CHERIAN Dept of EIE - 1st RANK Dept of Biotech - 4th RANK Dept of ME - C & I - 4th RANK S/o Mr. Chandrasekaran - Mrs. Lathasekar D/o Mr. B. Sunder D/o Mr. P. Cherian Mrs. S. Gomathi Mrs. Elizabeth Cherian GOLD MEDAL Ms. NIMITHA ROSE PETER Dept of ME - PS - 1st RANK Ms. MAHALAKSHMI R Ms. ANGELINE SHAMILA B Dept of Biotech - 5th RANK Dept of MBA - 5th RANK D /o Mr. Peter John - Mrs. Lilly Peter D/o Mr. V. Rajendran D/o Mr. J. Bendict Mrs. R. Gomathi Mrs. A. Nester Biin SILVER MEDAL Ms. NANDHINI I Dept of Biotech - 2nd RANK Mr. SHRAVAN M KRISHNAN Ms. SOWMYA S D /o Mr. M.L. Inbanathan - Mrs. I. Shakila Dept of Chemical - 6th RANK Dept of CSE - 6th RANK S/o Mr. R. Muthukrishnan D/o Mr. M. Siva Raman Mrs. K. Shreelekha Mrs. Sujatha Siva Raman Calendar & Information Brochure - 2015-2016 4 Anna University 107 Rank Holders Ms. SRI VIDYA V Ms. JANANI A Ms. ANANTHALAKSHMI P R Ms. REVATHI PRIYADHARSHNI R Ms. KIRTHIKA S Dept of Biotech - 7th RANK Dept of Biotech - 8th RANK Dept of ECE - 8th RANK Dept of MBA - 8th RANK Dept of MCA - 8th RANK D/o Mr. R. Venkatramanan D/o Mr. M. Arumugam D/o Mr. P.R. Ranganathan D/o Mr. G.S. Raja D/o Mr. S. Sampath Kumar Mrs. K. Usha Mrs. C.K. Alli Mrs. N. Vasanthi Mrs. A.K. Petchiammal Mrs. S. Jothi Lakshmi Ms. MERCY MONALISA P Mr. VENKATA KRISHNAN S Ms. JENILALEX M Ms. RAJALAKSHMI M Ms. PRIYANKA VERMA Dept of Biotech - 10th RANK Dept of Chemical - 10th RANK Dept of ME - PS - 10th RANK Dept of ME - SE - 10th RANK Dept of MCA - 11th RANK D/o Mr. K. Paul Raghu S/o Mr. V. Sreenivasan D/o Mr. S. Maria Jhon D/o Mr. G. Mathiazhagan D/o Mr. K. S. Verma Mrs. R. Esther Regina Mrs. S. Bhuvaneswari Mrs. A. Mary Grace Mrs. M. Malar Mrs. Sushma Verma Ms. JAYALAKSHMI G Ms. SHREYA S Mr. SATHISH KUMAR V Ms. NEELAMBARY V Ms. SUSANNA MYSTICA V Dept of ME - PED - 11th RANK Dept of Chemical - 12th RANK Dept of MECH - 12th RANK Dept of ME - SE - 12th RANK Dept of Biotech - 13th RANK D/o Mr. N. Gopalakrishnan D/o Mr. V. Sathyanath S/o Mr. M. Vedachalam D/o Mr. M. Vasu D/o Mr. A. Victor Devadoss Mrs. G. Chitra Mrs. Sujatha Sathyanath Mrs. V. Lakshmi Mrs. G. Anglasewari Mrs. D. Lourdes Grace Ms. REVATHI B Ms. VISHNUPRIA V Ms. SANTHINI S Ms. SOWMYA R th Mr. HARSHAD R th Dept of ECE - 14 RANK Dept of Chemical - 13th RANK Dept of EEE - 13th RANK Dept of Biotech - 14 RANK Dept of CSE - 15th RANK D/o Mr. R. Veeraragavan D/o Mr. P. K. Subramaniyam D/o Mr. S. Ravichandran D/o Mr. R. Baskar S/o Mr. P. U. Ranganathan Mrs. V. Jana Mrs. S. Parameshwari Mrs. Shanthi Ravichandran Mrs. B. Sumathi Mrs. R. Susila Ms. BAKYA LAKSHMI V Ms. PRIYA RANJINI IYER S Mr. PRADEEP KUMAR A Ms. ARUNA M Ms. ANU PRIYA G th Dept of ECE - 15th RANK Dept of EIE - 15th RANK Dept of Mech - 15th RANK Dept of Chemical - 16 RANK Dept of EIE - 16th RANK D/o Mr. B. Velmurugan D/o Mr. Y. Subramaniam iyer S/o Mr. R. Ashok D/o Mr. A. Mayilvaganan D/o Mr. S. Gangadharan Mrs. V. Radhika Mrs. Radha Subramaniam Mrs. A. Indra Mrs. M. Indra Devi Mrs. P. Amudha Ms. VIDHYA S Mr. BALAJI S Ms. MONA R Ms. MONISHA ANN M Mr. SANKAR VYAS S Dept of ME - PS - 16th RANK Dept of EIE - 17th RANK Dept of IT - 17th RANK Dept of ME - PS - 18th RANK Dept of Biotech - 19th RANK D/o Mr. R. Selvaraj S/o Mr. K. T. Srinivasan D/o Mr. V. Ramesh D/o Mr. S. Chandra Martin S/o Mr. R. S. Suriyanaarayanan Mrs. S. Jamuna Mrs. A. Lalitha Mrs. S. Akilandeswari Mrs. Elizabeth Martin Mrs. S. Bargavi Calendar & Information Brochure - 2015-2016 5 Anna University 107 Rank Holders Ms. CHINCHU SABU Ms. SAVEETHA A Ms. SUBITHA S Mr. VENKATESAN M Mr. HARIHARAN G S Dept of ME - PS - 20th RANK Dept of Biotech - 21th RANK Dept of ME - PED - 21th RANK Dept of IT - 22nd RANK Dept of ECE - 23rd RANK D/o Mr. Sabu Joseph D/o Mr. P. Anbarasu D/o Mr. C. Sundaraaju S/o Mr. N. Madhavan S/o Mr. G. Srinivasan Mrs. Molly Sabu Mrs. A. Prabavathi Mrs. S. Sumathi Mrs. M. Suseela Mrs. G. Krishnakumari Mr. SANTHANA KRISHNAN R Ms. VIMALA C Ms. RINA MENDEZ Mr. LEANDER L Ms. BANUREKHA M Dept of MBA - 23rd RANK Dept of MCA - 23rd RANK Dept of IT - 24th RANK Dept of EEE - 25th RANK Dept of CSE - 26th RANK S/o Mr. G. Raju D/o Mr. C. Subhash D/o Mr. J. Helton Mendez S/o Mr. J. Lawrence D/o Mr. P. Mohan Mrs. S. Vasantha Mrs. C. Vijayalaksmi Mrs. H. Shirly Mendez Mrs. Loretta Maria Pamela Mrs. M. Selvi Ms. RESHMA A JOSEPH Ms. MOHANA A Ms. THRESA JENIFFER J Ms. NANDHINIDEVI C Ms. INFANT RISHANA M L Dept of ECE - 26th RANK Dept of EIE - 26th RANK Dept of ME - CSE - 26th RANK Dept of CSE - 27th RANK Dept of CSE - 28th RANK D/o Mr. R. Joseph Raj D/o Mr. A.P. Arunachalam D/o Dr. A. Joseph Thatheyus D/o Mr. V. Chockalingam D/o Mr. D. Maria Leslin Mrs. Irin Joseph Mrs. A. Uma Dr. J. Delphin Prema Mrs. C. Latha Mrs. M. Leionsammal Ms. JANANI B G Mr. PRAVEEN V Ms. PRIYANGA S Ms. ANITHA THOMAS th Mr. SAKTHISH PETHANESH N th Dept of CSE - 31 RANK Dept of EIE - 28th RANK Dept of ME - PED - 28th RANK Dept of CSE - 30 RANK Dept of EEE - 31th RANK S/o Mr. Vijay Rangan D/o Mr. R. Subramanian D/o Mr. T.V. Thomas D/o Mr. D.B. Gopinath S/o Mr. S. Nagarajan Mrs. V. Premalatha Mrs. S. Malaiammal Mrs. Jessy Thomas Mrs. V. Gunasundari Mrs. N. Anbuchelvi Mr. MOHAMMED SIRAJUDDIN K Mr. SIVAKUMAR G Ms. VAISHANAVI L R Ms. REVATHI R Ms. GOWRI SUCHITRA K rd Dept of Mech - 31th RANK Dept of ECE - 32nd RANK Dept of ECE - 33rd RANK Dept of EIE - 33 RANK Dept of MCA - 33rd RANK S/o Mr. AR. Kutubuddin S/o Mr. S. Ganagaraj D/o Mr. L. Radha Krishnan D/o Mr. P. Ramasamy D/o Mr. K. Babu Rao Mrs. K. Hashmattunnisha Mrs. C.T. Selvi Mrs. R. Sampoornam Mrs. Malarvizhi Ramasamy Mrs. K. Vandana Rao Ms. LATHA DEVI M Ms. UMA BHARATHI K Mr. GIFT LEE JONES J Ms. RIYA JOY Ms. DIVYA FRANCIS Dept of ME - PED 33rd RANK Dept of EEE - 35th RANK Dept of ME - CSE - 35th RANK Dept of ME - PED - 36th RANK Dept of ME - AE - 37th RANK D/o Dr.
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