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Anil Neerukonda Institute of Technology & Sciences ANIL NEERUKONDA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCES (Affiliated to AU, Approved by AICTE & Accredited by NBA) SANGIVALASA-531 162, Bheemunipatnam Mandal, Visakhapatnam District Phone: 08933-225083/84/87 Fax: 226395 MANDATORY DISCLOSURE Mandatory Disclosure updated on : 16-12-2014 1. AICTE File No. : 1-3992214 Date of First Approval : F.No:730-50-32(E)/ET/2001 2. Name of the Institution : Anil Neerukonda Institute of Technology & Sciences Address of the Institution : Sangivalasa Bheemunipatnam Mandal City & Pin Code : VISAKHAPATNAM – 531 162 State / UT : Andhra Pradesh Longitude & Latitude : Phone number with STD Code : 08933-225083, 84 & 85 Fax number with STD Code : 08933-226395 Office hours at the Institution : 08:15 AM to 04:30 PM Academic hours in the Institution : 08:40 AM to 03:20 PM Email : [email protected] Website : www.anits.edu.in Nearest Railway Station (Dist in KM) : Visakhapatnam (27 KM) Nearest Airport (Dist in KM) : Visakhapatnam (40 KM) 3. Type of Institution : Private – Self Financed Category (1) of the Institution : Non Minority Category (2) of the Institution : Co-Ed 4. Name of the Organization running the Institution : Anil Neerukonda Educational Society Type of the Organization : Society Address of the Association : D.No: 9-42-20, Near SBI Zonal Office Balaji Nagar, Siripuram Visakhapatnam – 530 003, Andhra Pradesh, India Registered with : Societies Registration Act 1860 (Act. XXI of 1860) Registration Date : 02-08-2000 Website of the Organization : www.anits.edu.in 5. Name of the affiliating University : Andhra University Address : Visakhapatnam Website : www.andhrauniversity.edu.in Latest affiliation period : Permanent Affiliation granted in 2010 for 5 Years 6. Name of the Principal : Prof. V.S.R.K. Prasad Exact Designation : Principal Phone Number with STD Code : 08933-225085 Fax Number with STD Code : 08933-226395 Email : [email protected] [email protected] Highest Degree : Ph.D. Field of Specialization : Chemical Engineering 7. Governing Board Members : Enclosure - 1 Frequency of meetings and date of last meeting : Thrice in a year & Date of last meeting: 20-09-2014 8. Academic Advisory Body : Prof. K. Koteswara Rao Former Principal, REC, Warangal Prof. G. Govindarajulu Dean (Academics) International Institute of Information Technology (IIIT) Prof. P. Ramakrishna Rao Former HOD (ECE), Dean REC, Trichy Prof. V.S.R.K. Prasad Principal, ANITS Frequency of meetings & date of last meeting : At least one meeting in every 4 months of last meeting: 20-09-2014 9. Organizational Chart : Enclosure - 2 10. Student Feedback mechanism on Institutional Governance/Faculty Performance : Enclosure - 3 11. Grievance redressal mechanism for faculty, Staff and students : Enclosure - 4 12. a)Name of the Department : ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING A) Name of the Department Courses : BE , M.Tech Level : UG , PG 1st Year approval by the council UG : 2001-02 PG : M.Tech(Communication Systems) Year of approval : 2011-12 Year wise sanctioned intake (UG) : CAY(2014-15):180; CAY(2013-14):120; CAY-1 (2012-13):120; Year wise sanctioned intake (PG) : CAY(2013-14):18; CAY-1 (2012-13):18; CAY-2(2011-12):18 Year wise actual admissions (UG) : CAY(2014-15):174; CAY(2013-14):120; CAY-1 (2012-13):120; Year wise actual admissions (PG) : CAY(2014-15):13;CAY (2013-14):08; CAY-1 (2012-13):11; Cutoff marks /EAMCET Ranks -general quota : Year Category Best Rank Least Rank Best Rank Least Rank Male Male Female Female 2014-15 Gen 5474 9852 6855 10214 2013-14 Gen 4964 6804 5506 7268 2012-13 Gen 2587 6277 2338 6718 % Students passed with Distinction : CAY (2013-14) CAY (2012-13) CAY-1 (2011-12) 53(37.32%) 75(53.5%) 45(32.4%) % Students passed with First class : CAY (2013-14) CAY (2012-13) CAY-1 (2011-12) 62(43.66%) 29(20.7%) 45(32.1%) Students Placed : CAY (2013-14) CAY (2012-13) CAY-1 (2011-12) 82 52 60 Placement details of 2013-14 outgoing batch (UG) Company/Organization Name Number of students selected Infosys Technologies Ltd (placement on 16th Oct „13) 41 Capgemini India(placement on 26th Oct „13) 10 Virtusa India (placement on 29th Nov ‟13) 05 Mphasis Ltd(placement on 1st Dec ‟13) 09 Verizon Data Services India 02 NTT Data 01 IBM Software 06 HCL Technologies 02 Tech Mahindra 01 Yentra Controls pvt Ltd 02 Placement details of 2013-14 (PG) Infosys Technologies Ltd 01 Capgemini India 01 IBM Software 01 Placement details of 2012-13 passed out batch(UG) Company/Organization Name Number of students selected Tata Consultancy Services(placement on 1st Oct 2012) 41 Capgemini India(placement on 4th Oct 2012) 05 Hyundai 05 Tech Mahindra 01 Placement details of 2011-12 passed out batch(UG) Company/Organization Name Number of students selected Tata Consultancy Services(placement on 1st Oct 2012) 40 Computer Sciences Corporation 03 Astra Micro Products 01 Syntel Incorporation 02 Sonata Software Ltd 01 Efftronics Ltd 02 CMC Ltd 04 Sasken Communications 03 Medha Servo Drives 01 Qualcomm 02 Apps ForBB LLP 01 Average Pay package, Rs. /Month : CAY (2013-14) CAY-1 (2012-13) CAY-2(2011-12) Rs.30,045 Rs.31,225 Rs.29,750 Students opted for Higher Studies : CAY (2013-14) CAY (2012-13) CAY-1 (2011-12) 10 29 27 Accreditation Status of the course : Provisionally Accredited Doctoral Courses : NIL Foreign Collaborations, if any : NIL Professional Societies : IETE, IEEE Professional activities : 1. A Guest lecture by professor of JNTU, Dr.N.Balaji, on the topic “Field Programmable Gate Array and Direct Digital Synthesizer” was conducted by the department of ECE on 23-07-14, in the AC auditorium of ANITS. The program was initiated by Prof. V.S.R.K Prasad, Principal, ANITS. 2. An expert talk on “Problem Solving Techniques in Image Processing Using Fuzzy Logic” was conducted on 22nd February 2014 in the premises of ANITS organized by Department of ECE. Chief Guest, Mr.B.V.Ramabrahmam heading the Chemical Engineering department of national level prestigious laboratory CLRI (Central Leather Research Institute), Chennai attended the valedictory function. 3. A two day National Workshop on “Advances in Signal and Image Processing, Computer Vision (ASIC Vision-2014)” is organized by the department of ECE as part of AICTE Research Promotion Scheme (RPS) in the premises of ANITS on 27-02-2014 and 28-02-2014. 4. A one day workshop on “IE3D EM SIMULATOR” was conducted on 30th Sep 2013 in the premises of ANITS organized by Department of ECE. This program was presided by Dr.K.Murali Krishna, HOD, ECE. In this program Mr .M. Praveen Bhatlu, Application Engineer, Tessolve Semiconductors Pvt. Ltd., Bengaluru discussed about Features and Capabilities of IE3D Software, and how to model Microstrip antennas and arrays using this software. He also explained how IE3D software is beneficial to PG students and faculty for carrying out their research in the area of antennas. 5. A one day workshop on GSM System was conducted on 13th July 2013 in the premises of ANITS organized by ANITS Communication Engineers Society (ACES) and IETE. This program was presided by Dr.K.Murali Krishna, HOD, ECE. Dr.K.Murali Krishna in his pre talk mentioned that this workshop is very useful to students and faculty. In this program Mr.Raghavendra, Techno vision Pvt Ltd., Bengaluru explained about GSM technology and its applications and also explained experiments using GSM kit. 6. A one day workshop on “ARM C0RTEX-M0-MICRO CONTROLLER” was conducted on 3rd July 2013 in the premises of ANITS (Anil Neerukonda Institute of Technology and Science) organized by Anits Communication Engineers Society (ACES). In this program Mr.S. Venkata Ramana, Trainer, EasyARM, Bengaluru covered topics like Introduction to ARM processor, CORTEX M0, LPC1114 ARM processor, LPC-Xpresso hardware details & Schematic analysis and followed by practical sessions on LPC-Xpresso IDE. Mr.P.S.S.N. Patnaik, Trainer, IGIAT, Visakhapatnam coordinated the entire program. 7. Department of ECE has conducted a summer school from 13th June 2013 to 19th June 2013 on "Electronic Devices and Applications" for the first year completed students. The students were taught about the basics of theoretical concepts of Electronic Devices and more emphasis was given on the practical sessions in the summer school training program. 8. Department of ECE and ANITS IEEE Student chapter conducted Guest Lecture on, Robot Motion Control & Computational Intelligence on 26/02/2013. About 150 III/IV year students of ECE attended this lecture. The Guest lecture was followed by Inauguration session of IEEE. The resource person for this expert lecture was Dr.Swagatham Das, Assistant professor, Department of Electronics & Communication sciences unit, Indian Statical Institute, Kolkata. He has enlightened the students with Different types of recent robot, motion control techniques and technological trends in the Indian market the Key drivers & business/ Job opportunities for the budding engineers in the next decade. 9. A guest lecture on the topic of Features of Advanced Processors and Projects on Embedded Systems was delivered by Dr.B.V.S. Kanta Rao, Senior Professor, GVP College of Engineering and Retired Vice Chancellor of BIT on 21st July 2012 in the premises of ANITS (Anil Neerukonda Institute of Technology and Science) organized jointly by Anits Communication Engineers Society, ACES and the department of Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE), ANITS. 10. A two days Faculty Training Program “Tanner Tools” was conducted on 21st and 22nd December 2012 in the premises of ANITS (Anil Neerukonda Institute of Technology and Science) organized by the department of Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE). This program was presided by Dr.K.Murali Krishna, HOD, Department of ECE. In this program Mr.N.Bala Dantagiri, Application Engineer, TRIDENT TECHLABS (p) Ltd, Hyderabad covered topics like Introduction to Analog and Customs IC designs, Introduction to SPICE simulation, Introduction to Analog-Mixed-Signal Simulation Methodology, Introduction to Schematic Capture, Introduction to Layout Creation using hyper silicon L-Edit, Introduction to Physical verification and followed by Lab sessions.
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