The efforts of the Academic Year 2018-19 have yielded great results as VIT continues to climb rungs of success. This year a number of prestigious events and seminars were organized on our campus. Visits by the Local Inquiry Committees have also been satisfactorily carried out. Induction programs were organized for First Year and Second Year students during the months of August and September to acclimatize newly admitted students to the VIT educational experience. We bid farewell to our graduating students on Convocation Day (Degree Distribution Ceremony) for the 2018 batch and Graduation Day for 2019 batch. The annual festival Verve’19 proved to be a wonderful platform for students to hone their extra-curricular talents, organizing, event management and teamwork abilities.

The need for our students to be able to not only match up but also stand out amongst the multitude of engineers who graduate every year was reiterated on many occasions by guest lectures by industry personnel and educational visits. Key inputs have been obtained and many valuable connections have been established in both academic and industry circles. Considering the increased competition in the job market, the technical abilities of our students were scaled up by these sessions. The Institute has also greatly streamlined its human resources processes so as to increase efficiency of all our staff members and focus on greater development and growth for our students.

While the Institute has always placed a great deal of importance upon the holistic development of students, this year, we stressed upon improving our internal academic processes also. The institute is exploring a number of avenues for digitally enabled learning through generation of e-content. We are confident that our endeavours through the last few years and the initiatives to come will take our Institute to staggering new heights. The idea that we strive to achieve ‘student delight’ in place of ‘student satisfaction’ in itself speaks volumes of our intention to wish the best for our students.

Dr. S. A. Patekar

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Introduction

Under the dynamic leadership of Shri Chandrashekar Deshpande, VIT was established in 1999 for imparting well co-ordinated, multi-disciplinary, quality technical education. Today, it aims in raising Technocrats and Managers of high academic standards and good character to serve mankind. Now, in its 18th year, VIT has continued its growth in various aspects, which include: infrastructural expansion and functioning, faculty qualifications, students’ holistic development, placements, institute – industry interactions, internships, industrial visits and talks by eminent personalities, to name a few.

Vision

To be a globally recognized institute where learners are nurtured in a scholarly environment to evolve into competent professionals and researchers to benefit society.

Mission

 Evolve a curriculum which emphasizes on strong fundamentals with the flexibility to choose advanced courses of interest and gain exposure to tools and techniques in contemporary subjects.  Encourage a teaching-learning process in which highly competent faculty share a symbiotic association with institutes of repute.  Facilitate creation and dissemination of knowledge through a digitally-enabled learning environment.  Develop academic and infrastructural facilities with modern equipment and other learning resources and encourage reciprocal sharing with other institutes through networking.  Establish a Center of Excellence to enhance academia-industry partnership and work on collaborative projects.

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Values

“Work is Worship” is a guiding principle for all at Vidyalankar. Vidyalankar believes that character- building is an important step towards nation-building. Nurturing young minds is a vital responsibility. Vidyalankar Values are the set of ideals which guide the attitudes and behaviour of the members of the Vidyalankar family. It is said that there are no short-cuts on the road to success. Educating students to differentiate between right and wrong and motivating them to choose the right path is imperative. The following values are interspersed in all aspects of the teaching-learning process:

Honesty Integrity Excellence

Salubrious Responsibility Commitment Attitude

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Organisational Structure:

Organogram: Level 1: Strategy and Resource Planning

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Organogram: Level 2: Administrative Deployment and Execution

Organogram: Level 2: Academic Deployment and Execution

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College Development Committee Members

Sr. No. Name Constitution

1. Ms. Rashmi Deshpande Chairperson, VDT

2. Shri. Milind Tadvalkar Management Nominee

3. Dr. Anjali Deshpande Member

Prof. Varsha Bhosale 4. Prof. Trupti Naik Member Dr.Saurabh Mehta

5. Mr. Mukund Deshmukh Member

6. Prof. Ashish Ukidve Member

7. Shri. Ninad Dani Member

8. Dr. Anant Jhaveri Member

9. Ms.Aditi Subedar Member

10. Dr. Sangeeta Joshi Member

11. Dr. Arun Chavan Member

12. Dr. S. A. Patekar Member

13. Shri.Vishwas Deshpande Invitee

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Governing Body Members

Sr. Name Governing Body Constitution No.

1. Smt. Rashmi Deshpande Chairperson, VDT

2. Shri. A.R.Chatorikar Nominee, VDT

3. Shri. Milind Tadvalkar Nominee, VDT

4. Dr. V. N. Gupchup Nominee, VDT

5. Nominee, VDT Nominee, VDT

6. Dr.Amit Dutta Nominee, AICTE-Regional Officer(Ex-Officio)

7. Nominee,AICTE Industrialist / Technologist / Educationist nominated by regional committee as Nominee of Council

8. Nominee of UoM Nominee of UoM

Nominee of State Government -Director, DTE(Ex- 9. Dr. Abhay Wagh officio)

10. Nominee, State Government Nominee, State Government

11. Dr. Saurabh Mehta Faculty Nominee,CAO(Ex-Offico)

12. Prof. Varsha Bhosale Faculty Nominee,VP(Ex-Offico)

13. Dr. S. A. Patekar Principal & Member Secretary

Dr. Saurabh Mehta took charge as Chief Academic Officer from December 01 2018. As per the constitution he is the faculty nominee( Chief Academic Officer (Ex-Officio)) on the Governing Body of VIT.

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Quality Assurance

Quality initiative by IQAC

 NBA reaccreditation and NAAC accreditation  NIRF participation  Academic Administration Audit(AAA)  Planning for EXTC and MMS Ph.D. Centre  Launch of Ding Talk App  Planning for academic autonomy  The institute has got NAAC A+ accreditation from March 2019.  Training Program for Faculty members  E-Resource Development  Lab/Hands-on Learning  Outcome Based Policy  New Performance Indicators  Restructuring Clusters  New Policy Changes in R & D, Training, Higher education, etc  Webinar Series  Structured Committee Activities  Institute level –Radio Studio  International Conference Year 2020  Biomedical Engineering Department: Training in collaboration with Society for Radiation Research & Tata Memorial hospital on “Radiation Therapy Equipment”  Information Technology Department - FDP on “IoT and Machine Learning” and hands-on Workshops on “Recent advancements in Information Technology”  Electronics and Telecommunication engineering Department: STTP on “Telecommunication Network”, Workshop on “Office excel for Administrative enrichment” and STTP on “Research Paper writing”  Electronics Engineering Department: STTP on “latest technologies in Electronics Engineering”

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 Electronics Engineering Department - Make-a-thon (Based on e-waste), Beyond Horizons- Inviting eminent personalities to share their life changing experiences  Biomedical Engineering Department: Organisation of awareness workshop on Cardio- Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) a life-saving technique used in medical emergencies and Awareness program about Organ Donation – Biomed  Technical paper competition by EXTC  Intercollegiate Case Study Competition by MMS  Intercollegiate Business Plan Competition by MMS  Dr. Jyotsna Golhar will represent MMS department at Mahalaxmi Saras 2018-19 in association with Government of Maharashtra, Government of India, NABARD & National Rural Livelihoods Mission (NRLM) to be held from 17th to 29th January 2019

Academic and Administrative Audit (AAA)

The National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) has evolved tools and guidelines for improving quality for different levels of Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) and for its sustenance. By establishing Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) and undergoing External Quality Assurance process it’s possible to continuously strive for excellence. The monitoring and evaluation of the institutional processes require a carefully structured system of internal and external review. The NAAC expects the Institutions to undertake continuous Academic and Administrative Audits (AAA). This brief note is intended to serve as advisory to all accredited HEIs who volunteer to undertake AAA.

About Academic and Administrative Audit (AAA):

Academic and Administrative Audit (AAA), are very essential for the excellence in Higher Education. These are interrelated concepts. Thus in order to have a quality oriented academic, there should be a strong administrative background.

Academic Audit :- Academic audit can be understood as a scientific and systematic method of reviewing the quality of academic process in the institution. It is related with the quality assurance and enhancing the quality of academic activities in HEIs.

Administrative Audit :- It can be defined as a process of evaluating the efficiency and effectiveness of the administrative procedure. It includes assessment of policies, strategies & functions of the various administrative departments, control of the overall administrative system etc.

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Major objectives of AAA:

1. To understand the existing system and assess the strengths and weaknesses of the Departments and Administrative Units and to suggest the methods for improvement and for overcoming the weaknesses. 2. To identify the bottlenecks in the existing administrative mechanisms and to identify the opportunities for academic reforms, administrative reforms and examination reforms etc. 3. To evaluate the optimum utilization of financial and other resources. 4. To suggest the methods for continuous improvement of quality keeping in mind criteria and reports by NAAC and other bodies.

In order to have continuous improvement in quality aspects of the academic and administrative processes and systems, Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of Vidyalankar Institute of Technology has taken the initiative to carry out the Academic Administration Audit (AAA) for our institute during its meeting held in the month of November 2017.

Committee Constitution:

Composition of the peer team which undertook the on-site visit:

1. Chairperson: Dr. N. Jayasankaran (Advisor & Professor Emeritus Quantitative Techniques, General Management, OB, Indian Philosophy, NMIMS) 2. Member: Shri. Nilesh Mohite (Administrative Head, NMIMS) 3. Member: Dr. Sharad Mhaiskar (Pro Vice Chancellor, NMIMS) 4. Member: Dr. Meena Chintamaneni (Professor & Registrar, NMIMS)

Three major features in the institutional context (As perceived by the Peer Team):

1. Programs NBA Accredited, 2. Entire e-governance system developed in-house, 3. Rigorous academic delivery characterized by Academic Preview, Review which also includes cluster approach.

Major recommendations for Quality Enhancement of the Institution:

 CBCS should be implemented in letter and spirit.  Outcome based evaluation to be developed across all programs (Attainment to be measured).  Research output to be enhanced both in quantity and quality.  Support of research promotion to be initiated (Research Advisory Committee to be formed, seed money to be allocated in the budget). VIT Annual Report 2018-19 13

 Encourage faculty to participate in National and International conferences.  Improve the Quality of student intake.  Reduce the work load of faculty to enable them to carry out research.  HR policies to be more transparent.  Planning and monitoring board/think tank be established to prepare a strategic 5 year perspective plan.  Welfare schemes for faculty and non-teaching staff be strengthened.

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Strategic Plan 2015-2020

Strategic Intent

Vidyalankar Institute of Technology will be recognised as one of the top twenty technology institute in the Maharashtra known for its excellence in ICT enabled teaching-learning processes and beyond syllabus activities in next five years.

About Vidyalankar Institute of Technology

Vidyalankar Institute of Technology (VIT) was established in the year 1999, a self-financed Engineering and Management institute managed by Vidyalankar Dnyanapeeth Trust (VDT). VDT is a Charitable Trust established in the year 1998 under the Bombay Public Trust Act, 1950. [Reg. No. : E-17850(Mumbai). ] for imparting multidisciplinary quality technical education. VIT is approved by All India Council of Technical Education (AICTE), the Directorate of Technical Education (DTE), Maharashtra state and affiliated to the University of Mumbai.

VIT is managed by VDT which has constituted the governing body as per the guideline stipulated by AICTE which is the apex body. The Governing Board ensures that all statutory regulations are met with, in addition to managing and administering the functioning of the organization in providing qualitative education. Each and every member of the Trust has an inherent passion for acquisition and dissemination of knowledge. Their experience, ideas and skills are pooled in together for the continual progress of Vidyalankar. VIT currently offers courses leading to Bachelor of Engineering in Electronics and Tele-communication Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Information Technology and Bio-Medical Engineering. The Institute also offers a post graduate course in Management Studies. This Institute has been awarded an grade “A” by the Government of Maharashtra.

The central location of the Institute in the heart of Mumbai, along with its state of the art infrastructure attract students of high academic capability. VIT gets a unique advantage of being technical institution imparting engineering and management education. It nurtures management professionals who have an understanding and application of technology. VIT believes in facilitating a holistic environment to enable students to reach their optimum potential. A variety of co-curricular and extra-curricular

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Vision, Mission and Values

Vision: “To be a globally recognised institute where learners are nurtured in a scholarly environment to evolve into competent professionals and researchers to benefit society”.

Mission statements:

 Evolve a curriculum which emphasises on strong fundamentals with the flexibility to choose advanced courses of interest and gain exposure to tools and techniques in contemporary subjects.  Encourage a teaching-learning process in which highly competent faculty share a symbiotic association with institutes of repute.  Facilitate creation and dissemination of knowledge through a digitally-enabled learning environment.  Develop academic and infrastructural facilities with modern equipment and other learning resources and encourage reciprocal sharing with other institutes through networking.  Establish a Centre of Excellence to enhance academia-industry partnership and work on collaborative projects.

Core Values:

Vidyalankar believes that character-building is an essential step towards nation-building. Nurturing young minds is a vital responsibility. Vidyalankar Values are the set of ideas which guide the attitudes and behaviour of the members of the Vidyalankar family. The Vidyalankar Value system indeed serves as a beacon to guide students. Educating students on ethics, to differentiate between right and wrong and motivating them to choose the right path is imperative. The following values are interspersed in all aspects of the teaching-learning process:  Honesty: Being true to oneself and others; being trustworthy and straightforward in all our professional and personal dealings. To walk on the path of honesty and fairness, irrespective of the consequences that may ensue.  Integrity: Unwaveringly adhering to moral and ethical principles and upholding righteous behaviour. Developing strength of character, which is absolutely incorruptible at any point in the teaching- learning process and in one’s academic and professional life.

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 Excellence: Setting high standards and quality benchmarks for one self and endeavouring to reach them. Doing the very best one can in every task that one accomplishes. Aiming for personal, academic and professional excellence and never compromising with mediocrity.  Responsibility: Being aware of and shouldering one’s responsibilities towards self, institute, home and society. Acquire the inner belief to fulfil one’s responsibilities to the best of one’s abilities. Being accountable for one’s actions; practising what one preaches and leading by example.  Commitment: Complete dedication and thorough engagement towards work. Inculcating loyalty and developing a sense of ownership. To be sincere in approach, adhere to deadlines and have a result-oriented approach.  Salubrious Attitude: Nurturing and promoting a feeling of well-being and a healthy and wholesome academic and professional environment. An attitude that is favourable to develop a healthy body, mind and character.

Institute Steering Committee:

 Director, VDT  Principal, VIT  Vice Principal, VIT  Chief Academic Officer, VIT  Technical Advisor, VIT  Head of the Department, Information Technology  Head of the Department, Computer Engineering  Head of the Department, Electronics Engineering  Head of the Department, Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering  Head of the Department, Biomedical Engineering  Head of the Department, Masters in Management Studies  Head of the Department, First Year Engineering  Administrative Staff Representative

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Preamble VIT has achieved the present position due to the potent foundation created through the valued contributions of the management, faculty, staff, students and alumni. The established policies and procedures in the institute ensure the integrity and effectiveness of the governance and administration. This foundation provides a perspective to be one of the most seek institutes by aspirants of engineering and management education in Maharashtra.

To accomplish this ardent goal requires: - a) Formulating a strategic plan i.e. consistent with Institute’s Vision, Mission and Goals; b) Strong support from the management, faculty, staff, students and other key stakeholders; c) Responsive to the key competitive forces in the environment and d) Provided powerful framework capable of guiding strategic decisions and action plans to constantly innovate and improve all aspects of institute’s activities

Need of Strategic Plan:

During past decade engineering and management education has undergone immense changes. While the demand for excellent quality education has increased steadily, the number of technical institutes has also dramatically increased. This has resulted in an intense competition for high calibre students and faculty. It is essential in this dynamic environment to determine the strategic objectives and quantifiable targets, measuring the performances of the predetermined indicators and monitoring & evaluating the strategic plan. It is a participative approach which enables the institute to prioritise the resources in accordance with the objectives mentioned in the strategic plan.

Strategic Planning Process:

Strategic planning process was conceived as an IQAC initiative. During the IQAC meeting (Dec 2014) the steering committee for strategic plan, consisting of Director, Principal, Vice Principal, CAO, Technical Advisor, the department heads and all other stakeholders was constituted. The plan is aligned with the institute’s vision, mission and goals and capable of guiding strategic decisions and action plans. The entire process is depicted in the diagram below:

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1. Understand the external environment and emerging trends 2. 6. Assess the Monitoring and Strenghts, Evaluation of weaknesses, strategic plan Opportunities and Challenges

Formulation of Strategic Plan

5. 3. Execute the Develop goals objectives as aligned with the per the action Vision, MIssion plan and Values

4. Formulate the Objectives and action plans

Technical Education in India

With reference to the paper titled “Technical education in India: challenges and prospects “, technical education impacts the overall education system and plays a significant role in the social and economic development of the nation. The system of Technical Education in India offers opportunities for education and training in a wide variety of trades and disciplines at certificate, diploma, degree, postgraduate degree and doctoral levels. Engineering, technology and management programmes are covered in technical education.

As per the statistics posed by department of Higher Education, Govt. of India, around 18,000 institutions are functioning in the country with approximately five lakh teachers employed under various streams. The overall scenario of technical education in India does not correspond to the global standards that leads to the increased and tightened assessment of the quality of the technical education institutions in the country. There is an enormous increase in the number of engineering institutions between 1995 to 2005. This increase is at the rate of 298.66% while the compound annual growth rate of institutions during last sixty year is 6.7% excluding the IIT’s and NIT’s. The sanctioned intake has increased from 2940 in the year 1947 to 7.8 lakhs in 2008 to 11 lakhs in 2012. The state of Maharashtra has seen the mammoth growth of technical institutes from 1980 to 2012 at the rate of 1407%. VIT Annual Report 2018-19 19

This massive growth invited some serious concerns regarding the quality as well as efficiency. The quality of faculty, students getting admitted, adequate infrastructure and an appropriate teaching learning environment are the issues to name a few. NASSCOM has reported in its recent studies that hardly 26% of the present-day graduates are employable and the rest must make up the deficiencies through rigorous trainings. This requires developing a robust higher education system that ensures quality, its measurement and implementation.

Having this in backdrop VIT felt the need to usher in high – quality technical education. This urged for the strategic road map that seeks to leverage the strengths that can deal with the changes taking place in this dynamic environment. To ensure quality, the IQAC cell & the members of the steering committee have developed the strategic plan that focuses on the time-bound goals set for academic, administrative, research & development activities. The strategic plan aims at bracing the work environment that fosters a culture of excellence, learner centric teaching learning process and research.

Strengths: Weaknesses:

 Effective leadership of the members of the  International engagement in terms of trust with passion towards working for student and faculty exchange programs excellence in education  Less percentage of faculty involved in  Conducive environment and state of Art research and consultancy activities Infrastructure  Faculty up gradation to keep in pace with  Learner centric & ICT enabled Teaching– changing technologies and pedagogical Learning process, to meet the needs of the innovations millennial  In house e-Governance system  Academic Audit and Beyond Syllabus

Opportunities:Activities Challenges:

 International collaborations  Changing admission scenario in  Expansion of need based Educational and engineering and technology due to wide Research programs availability of other professional  Enhancing contributions to green initiatives programmes for sustainable development of society  Unpredictable placement opportunities  Academic Autonomy  Availability of competent Ph.D. faculty

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Strategy Implementation and Monitoring

Good Governance & Governing Body, Internal Quality Assurance Committee, Administration Local Managing Committee, Principal, Vice-Principal, Technical Advisor, Chief Academic Officer, Head of the Departments and Registrar Institution Statutory Compliance Principal, Vice-Principal and Registrar University Status Principal, Vice-Principal and Registrar Financial Management Finance Committee, Principal and Vice-Principal Infrastructure Building Committee, Principal and Vice Principal Human Resource Principal, Vice-Principal, Technical Advisor, Chief Academic Officer, Head of the Departments Teaching- Learning and Principal, Chief Academic Officer, Head of the Departments, Evaluation Faculty and Staff, Research & Development Convener & PG Coordinator, Exam In-charge Departmental Activities Head of the Departments Branding /Expansion Vice- Principal, Head Marketing Student Admissions Principal, Vice-Principal, Admission In charge Training and Placement Vice-Principal, Training & Placement Officer Student Council Vice-Principal, Student Council Convener and Student Council

Strategic Goals

VIT’s steering committee arrived at the following strategic goals after brain storming discussion over Vision, Mission, Quality Policy, Core Values, SWOC analysis. Strategic Plan outlines steps to improve the quality and quantity of research, holistic development of students, faculty strength, infrastructure and engagement with industry.

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• To enrich curriculum Goal 1

• To develop and implement ICT enabled learner centric Teaching–Learning process Goal 2

• To encourage Research & Consultancy, Industry Institute Interaction and Goal 3 Entrepreneurship activities

• To develop and maintain campus infrastructure and learning resources Goal 4

• To enhance student experience and strengthen alumni engagement Goal 5

• To enhance contributions towards society and green initiatives Goal 6

• To formulate development plans to improve the overall quality of the institute. Goal 7

Strategic Plan 2015-2020

Goal 1. To enrich curriculum

To sustain in the current competitive environment, it is immensely important to impart high-quality education. Thus, it is essential to bring the rigor in the academic processes. The first step towards the same is to strengthen the planning of the academic and administrative activities throughout the academic year.

1.1 Cluster Mentor and Department Advisory board

The institute aims at creating specialised clusters in the technical domain to ensure curriculum enrichment by identifying gaps and accordingly, designing various beyond syllabus activities for strengthening the Academic Administration Plan (AAP).

1.2 Development of Course Objective and Course Outcomes

To make the teaching learning process more effective it is essential to define the course objectives and specific course outcomes for undergraduate and post graduate programmes courses. Thus, all courses are designed with a view of Outcome Based Learning (OBE).

1.3 Preparation of the Academic-Activity Calendar, a planning document for students, faculty, Staff and departments for each semester

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1.4 To enhance the Curriculum Delivery through Beyond Syllabus Activities: a. Industrial Visits b. Guest lectures c. Internships d. Industry Projects e. Problem Based Learning 1.5 To offer industry-oriented certification courses - MOOCs - Value Added Courses

1.6 Result Improvement

Analysing student results to design teaching methods to address the student needs to improve their performance in end term exam.

1.7 Academic Audit

The institute shall conduct the academic audit to ensure effective execution of academic planning.

No Strategic 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 . Objectives Cluster Introduction of Introduction of Mentor Formation Academic Industry and √ √ group of Clusters Cluster Academic formation Mentors Mentors 1.1 Department Implementati Implementatio Implementatio Advisory To be on on the n on the inputs n on the inputs Board constituted Reconstituti inputs received from received from for each on received from various stake various stake department various stake holders holders holders Development Formation Formation of Formation of of Course of Course Course Objectives Course Objectives, Objectives, and Course Objectives, Course Course outcomes to Course Outcomes, Outcomes, Revisiting 1.2 - foster Outcomes, Program Program the same Outcome Program Outcomes Outcomes, Based Outcomes Program Learning Specific Objectives

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No Strategic 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 . Objectives Academic/ Preparation Preparation of Inclusion of - Addition of Activity of VIT’s VIT’s Calendar on functionality Calendar Consolidate Consolidated ERP- vMIS for various 1.3 d Calendar Calendar Report Generation through ERP Revision 5 AAP Revision 1 Revision 2 Revision 3 Revision 4

No. of Field Trips and Industrial 5 7 10 15 20 Visits to be conducted Total No. of Guest 15 20 25 30 35 Lectures to be conducted No. of Internships to 200 225 250 275 300 be provided 1.4 to students

No. of courses to be offered addressing 5 7 9 11 13 human values & professional ethics Foreign languages √ √ √ √ √ (French/Germ an) 10 MOOC 3 5 6 8

No. of value 1.5 added 10 10 11 11 12 courses to be

floated

Total No. Certification/ 10 12 14 16 18 Diploma

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No Strategic 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 . Objectives courses to be introduced Mission 100 Implementa & tion of Implementatio Conduction of Progression( Strategy of n of Mission Progression Vacation) Mission 100 100 to improve batch/Vacation Batch to improve results of batch for results of subjects √ √ caustic Applied having result subjects Mathematic less than 85% s Remedial Remedial Remedial Remedial Remedial Remedial Session sessions for sessions for sessions for sessions for sessions for students year gap, KT year gap, KT year gap, KT year gap, KT 1.6 having students and students and students students and academic slow learners slow learners and slow slow learners year gap learners IEDP Committee Committee Committee to Committee to Committee to to monitor to monitor monitor monitor monitor initiatives initiatives initiatives for initiatives for initiatives for for result for result result result result improveme improveme improvement improvement improvement nt nt Prelims for 1st year and 2nd √ √ √ √ √ year students Academic Audit Preview Revision 1 Revision 2 Revision 3 Revision 4 Revision 5 1.7 Review Revision 1 Revision 2 Revision 3 Revision 4 Revision 5 Course Diary Revision 1 Revision 2 Revision 3 Revision 4 Revision 5 Staff Diary Revision 1 Revision 2 Revision 3 Revision 4 Revision 5 IA Audit Revision 1 Revision 2 Revision 3 Revision 4 Revision 5

Goal 2: To develop and implement ICT enabled learner centric Teaching–Learning process

Institute has well planned teaching learning process and has robust methodology for rolling out the process. The institute believes in quality teaching. Content delivery and dissemination methods are continuously updated to make teaching learning more prolific.

2.1 To develop innovative teaching, learning and assessment methods

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Content delivery shall be improved from traditional teaching methods to digital lecture management through promoting Information & Communication Technologies (ICT) methods. Lecture capture is an umbrella that allows instructors to record what is taught in classrooms and make it available digitally.

- vRefer: The centralised system to disseminate the digital content to students in the form of class notes, ppts ,e-books and other relevant study material

No. Strategic 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 Objectives Using ICT for Digital Digital Digital Digital Digital effective Content Content Content Content Content teaching with Development Development Development Development Development E-Learning and E and E and E and E and E resources Repository Repository Repository Repository Repository 2.1 Lecture First Year Second Year Third Year Final Year For PG

Capture Courses Courses Courses Courses Courses VRefer- Archival of √ √ √ √ √ data for all course

Goal 3: To encourage Research & Consultancy, Industry Institute Interaction and Entrepreneurship activities

The Industry Institute Interactions make the teaching and research more relevant. The institute aims to create collaborations with industry in terms of consultancy, sponsored research projects, technology transfer etc.

Following actions/ activities shall be planned by the institute to encourage Research & Consultancy, Industry Institute Interaction and Entrepreneurship activities

3.1 To strengthen research activities in the institute

- Organizing research conference and research symposium every alternate year

- Sponsorship to faculty to encourage participation in research activities on and off campus

- Developing the sponsored research through minor research proposals

- Monday R& D activity of Paper Review, Book Review and Tech Review to practice the culture of research within institute

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3.2 To establish the environment for encouragement of the entrepreneurial skills

- E Cell Activities

3.3 Establish productive partnership between industry/ reputed organizations/ academic institutes for consultancy and internships

- To develop the short term courses/ value added courses in association with senior industry personnel

- To enhance the interface with industry and institutes of repute – Industry Mentor and Academic Mentor

No. Strategic Objectives 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20

No. No. of research papers 50 60 70 80 90 published in Journal No. of research papers 3.1 60 70 75 80 90 published in Conference No. of funded Research 3 5 7 9 11 projects 3.2 E cell activities 10 10 12 15 17 No. of Seminars/Workshops conducted to encourage 95 95 100 100 105 Industry Academia Interaction No. of MoUs signed to establish 3.3 industry institute linkages with reputed industries and organization to undertake joint 3 5 7 9 11 research projects, training and internships.

Goal 4: To develop and maintain campus infrastructure and learning resources

The development of infrastructure is among the priorities of the institute.

4.1 To Develop infrastructural facilities for undergraduate and post graduate education

- Extended block in existing building for undergraduate courses and post graduate management

Course.

- Maintain the existing infrastructure meeting the standards of safety and cleanliness

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4.2 Laboratory Development

Development of laboratories is a high priority for the Institute as it provides hands on training to students and it is always ensured that all the laboratories are adequately equipped.

- Expansion and Modernization of labs

- Virtual labs

4.3 Library Development

The Institute library has an organized collection of technical and management books, journals and e- journals. Continuous efforts are made to add resources to strengthen this facility.

- To ensure the availability of adequate number of titles of books and journals in the Library

- Considering current trends providing online research databases for undergraduate and post

graduate courses

- Facilities like Wi-Fi in the library, desktops and Akash tablets for surfing the internet

- Enhance the facilities in the library reading room

No. Strategic Objectives 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 No. of student facilities Multi- Canteen S Block, on campus Purpose Renovation Yoga - Multi Purpose Sports Ground Centre 4.1 - - Court - Food Courts - Yoga Centre IIT Virtual Lab on √ √ √ √ √ campus 4.2 New Language Lab Software to √ √ √ √ be Library Resources Purchased - Newspapers, - Technical Handbooks 4.3 - Dictionaries √ √ √ √ √ - Non Technical Books - Magazines - CDs and DVDs

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Goal 5: To enhance student experience and strengthen alumni engagement

To enhance the experience of students on campus the holistic development of students is essential. To facilitate the same institute shall encourage the co-curricular and extra-curricular activities on campus. Alumni is one of the key stakeholders of the institute. The feedback received from the alumni is vital for the progression and growth of the institute. Institute has Alumni committee in place to manage alumni interactions.

Following actions/ activities shall be planned by the institute to enhance student experience and strengthen alumni engagement:

5.1 Ensure value addition through quality teaching and learning

5.2 Enhance facilities for recreation, food courts and sports on campus

5.3 Participation of students in various competitions organized at Institute, State or National level

5.4 To improve the number of students placed

5.5 To ensure the expeditious and automated student interactions with administration

- vMIS, an in house ERP system

5.6 Professional Counseling and emergency medical service to the students on campus

5.7 Promoting alumni networking with students

-Get inputs from Alumni on planning the co-curricular activities to mitigate the gap between industry and academic

-Inviting alumni for the Guest Lectures, conducting workshops, judges for competitions, viva panelists etc.

No Strategic Objectives 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 . No. of students 50% of enroll for 30% of the 35% of the 40% of the 45% of the 5.1 the Certification/Diplom students students students students students a courses - Recreation Merchandise Facilities d Stores Landscapin 5.2 - Landscaping - - (Crosswords, - g of ground - Merchandised Oxford, Stores Archie’s etc.) 5.3 No. of student 50 60 70 80 90 participation in various competitions VIT Annualorganized Report at 2018-19 29 National, State or Institute level No Strategic Objectives 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 . Simplified and Student Payment Transcripts, Up gradation Up automated student enrollment, Details, Committee of ERP with gradatio interactions with Examination Application Activities, Academic n of ERP administration details, for Exam Applicatio Modules to through vMIS Lecture, Revaluation & n for generate Time table Photocopy railway various concession reports, , Bonafide lists 5.4 % of students placed 50% 55% certificate60% 65% 70%

Need to Need to Up gradation of In update Update 5.5 house prepared V- Up gradation of v-MIS as per need Examination Administrativ MIS module e module

Counseling and emergency medical service to the students on campus 5.6 - Counselor on √ √ √ √ √ campus - Cardiac Ambulance - Doctor on call - Sick Room on Campus Promote alumni Guest Guest Technical Support for networking with Lectures, Lectures, Training Internships students Workshops, Workshops, and - 5.7 Project Viva Project Viva Placements

Local Alumni Association Formation Registration - Chapters -

Goal 6: To enhance contributions towards social responsibilities and green initiatives

VIT engages its faculty and students with the various societal activities to effectively execute its stated mission. The institute expects that such engagements are required to build the perspective and to create the awareness among faculty and students about the needs and issues of the society.

To increase such involvement of faculty and students following actions / activities shall be planned:

6.1 To encourage students to opt for the elective courses that address gender bias, environment and sustainability issues

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6.2 To encourage students and the faculty to take up the projects relevant to society to provide solutions

6.3 To involve students in green campus initiatives & waste management.

6.4 To plan various social initiatives contributing towards local community

6.5 Measures to improve waste disposal and e-waste collection

No. Strategic Objectives 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 No. of courses offered that address gender bias, 6.1 1 2 3 4 5 environment and sustainability issues No. Projects relevant to society 6.2 1 3 5 7 9 to provide solutions No. of activities undertaken in 6.3 Green Campus initiative & 1 2 3 4 5 waste management. No. of social initiatives to contribute towards local 1 2 3 4 5 community. 6.4 No. activities to be conducted on campus to promote human 2 2 3 4 5 values, national values No. of initiatives to be taken to improve waste disposal and to 6.5 1 2 3 4 5 create awareness about e- waste & its collection.

Goal 7. To formulate development plans to improve the overall quality of the institute

No. Strategic Objectives 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 7.1 IQAC √ √ √ √ √ Add / Update the 7.2 organizational standard √ √ √ √ √ operating processes NBA- 7.3 Accreditation NBA-UG NAAC - - MMS Strengthening the existing 7.4 √ √ √ √ √ systems and procedures Participation of staff in training programmes 7.5 √ √ √ √ √

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Organisation of 7.6 STTPs/FDPs/training within √ √ √ √ √ Institute Revision 7.7 Performance Appraisal √ in PA √ √ √ Form

Deployment Document 2018-2019

Compliance report for the academic year 2018-19(Odd Semester) with respect to Strategic Plan 2015-2020

Goal 1. To enrich curriculum

Sr. No Strategic Objective Target Comments Formation of Cluster at -- The 51 clusters are formed Institute Level covering all the domains of engineering and management in VIT. The inputs given by the external cluster mentors are 1.1 incorporated in planning of BSA activities to improve the teaching pedagogy and to expose students to the emerging technologies. Department Advisory Board The Department Advisory DAB reviews the following: Board should be 1. Results of previous semester. reconstituted. 2. No. of beyond syllabus activities conducted at 1.2 department level 3. Further scope of improvement if any. It also recommends action plans for upcoming semester. Development of Course Course Objectives, Course Objectives and Course Outcomes, Program 1.3 outcomes to foster Outcome Evaluation Objectives are Based Learning revisited. Preparation of In the beginning of each Academic- Activity Calendar is 1.4 the Academic-Activity semester each department prepared and published on vMIS Calendar, a planning submits the Academic- and college website and

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document for students, calendar to Principal’s compliance of all the activities is faculty, Staff and office. submitted to the Principal’s departments for each office. semester Academic Administration The AAP template is Every year some incremental 1.5 Plan modified at the beginning modification has been done in of each semester Academic Administration plan. To enhance the Curriculum 1. Value Added Courses- 1. Value Added Courses – 07 Delivery through Beyond 25 2. Industrial Visits - 07 1.6 Syllabus Activities: 2. Industrial Visits - 04 3. Field Trips – In process 3. Field Trips - 20 4. Internships – no. will be 4. Internships – 350 updated after winter break

Curriculum Enrichment f. Guest Lectures - 30 a. Guest Lectures – 61 g. Human Values and b. Human Values and Ethics – In 1.7 process Ethics – 11 c. No foreign language course h. Foreign Language executed

Result Improvement a. Mission 100 and Various measures have been Progressive Batch taken to improve the overall End b. vKaizen semester examination result. c. Remedial Session Detailed report will be submitted 1.8 d. Intensive Education to principal office once results are Development Program declared. e. Prelims for 1st year and 2nd year students Academic Audit The documents of academic audit are revised each year to ensure effective execution of 1.9 academic planning. - Preview - Review - Course Diary - Staff Diary

Goal 2: To develop and implement ICT enabled learner centric Teaching–Learning process

Sr. No Strategic Objective Target Comments 2.1 To develop innovative teaching, learning and assessment methods

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2.1.1 Using ICT for effective - Membership of NPTEL Local Digital Content teaching with E-Learning Chapter (Swayam) Development and E resources - E-learning resources available Repository on website 2.1.2 Lecture Capture Final Year Courses  Lecture Capture for final Year courses of engineering will be initiated from even semester of A.Y. 2018-19  In a semester lecture capture facility is provided for 55 subjects of all 5 departments including FE.

Goal 3: To encourage Research & Consultancy, Industry Institute Interaction and Entrepreneurship activities

Sr. No Strategic Objective Target Comments No. of research papers 3.1 80 3 published in Journal No. of books/chapters/ 3.2 papers published in 130 30 Conference No. funded research 3.3 20 - projects No. of Minor Research 3.4 25 Result awaited proposals No. of GL/Seminars/Workshops 3.5 conducted to encourage 130 61 Industry Academia Interaction No. of MoUs signed to 5 establish industry institute  MoU with Value3 linkages with reputed  MoU with BoTRule Pvt. industries and organization Ltd. 3.6 to undertake joint research 9  MoU with Wipro GE projects, training and Health care Pvt. Ltd. For internships. centre of Excellence

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Goal 4: To develop and maintain campus infrastructure and learning resources

Sr. No Strategic Objective Target Comments No. of student facilities on Archies started functioning in the campus odd semester of A.Y. 2018-19. - Multi Purpose Sports Court Merchandised Stores - Food Courts 4.1 (Crosswords, Oxford, - Recreation Facilities Archies etc.) - Landscaping - Yoga Centre - Merchandised Stores No. of Computers in the New 150 computers purchased 4.2 1155 Institute the even semester. 4.3 IIT Virtual Lab on campus VIT has access to IIT Virtual Lab. For various subjects faculties are utilizing these online resources. √ During odd semester A.Y. 2018- 19 of around 161 active users (students+Faculties) performed 1185 experiments in total. The Institute has Language Lab Language Lab located in F block (Apple Lab). The practice sessions for 4.4 √ Grammar, Vocabulary, Comprehension are conducted for students. Library Resources 16 new title were added with 135 - Newspapers, copies during odd semester - Technical Handbooks 2018-19 4.5 - Dictionaries √ - Non-Technical Books - Magazines - CDs and DVDs

Goal 5: To enhance student experience and strengthen alumni engagement

Sr. No Strategic Objective Target Comments Around 62 students have No. of students enroll for completed MOOC courses in the 5.1 Certification/Diploma 60% of the students even semester of academic year courses 2018-19

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No. of students in various Most of the colleges host competitions organized at cultural and technical fest after 5.2 80 National, State or Institute winter break hence this data will level be updated in the later half. Simplified and automated Upgradation of ERP with No new module addition 5.3 student interactions with Academic Modules administration through vMIS Counseling and emergency The students and staff can avail medical service to the the counseling service of the students on campus counselor on Mondays and Thursdays. Other emergency 5.4 - Counselor on campus √ medical services are available on - Cardiac Ambulance campus for student and staff. - Doctor on call - Sick Room on Campus Promote alumni networking 2 Guest lecture conducted by Support for Internships Alumni during odd semester and 5.5 with student and Placements Alumni meet is planned on 5 January 2019 The Local chapters are not been 5.6 Alumni Association Local Chapters able to start.

Goal 6. To enhance contributions towards social responsibilities and green initiatives

Sr. No Strategic Objective Target Comments No. of courses offered that - address gender bias, 6.1 4 environment and sustainability issues No. Projects relevant to - 6.2 7 society to provide solutions No. of activities undertaken 1 6.3 4 in Green Campus initiative No. of social initiatives to 16 6.4 contribute towards local 4 community. 2 activities conducted during odd semester 2018-19. No. activities to be  Celebration of conducted on campus to 6.5 4 Independence day promote human values,  VIT in association with national values Mumbai Port Trust sponcered by Govt. of

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India conducted elocution competition for creating awareness among youth to eradicate corruption for building new India during the vigilance awareness week 2018 No. of initiatives to be taken 1 activity to improve waste disposal  E-waste drive jointly 6.6 and to create awareness 4 organized with ECO-ROX about e-waste &its collection.

Goal 7. To formulate development plans to improve the overall quality of the institute

Sr. Strategic Objective Target Comments No  IQAC meeting conducted to discuss compliance of activities conducted by the department as per 7.1 IQAC √ department plan given.  NAAC peer team visit preparation lecture by Prof. Marathe. Add / Update the March 2019 7.2 organizational standard √ operating processes NAAC peer visit expected in 7.3 Accreditation - January 2019 7.4 Performance Appraisal √ In process

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Compliance report for the academic year 2018-19(Even Semester) with respect to Strategic Plan 2015-2020

Goal 1. To enrich curriculum

Sr. Strategic Objective Target Comments No Formation of Cluster at In revised syllabus total 49 Institute Level cluster are functioning, covering all the domain of engineering and -- management in VIT The inputs given by the 1.1a external cluster mentors are incorporated in planning of BSA activities to improve the teaching pedagogy and to expose students to the emerging technologies. Department Advisory The Department Advisory Board DAB reviews the following: Board to be reconstituted. 4. Results of previous semester. 5. No. of beyond syllabus activities conducted at department level 6. Further scope of 1.1b improvement if any.

It also recommends action

plans for upcoming semester.

Advisory Board to be

reconstitution shall happen

in A.Y. 2019-20

Development of Course Course Objectives, Course Course objectives and course Objectives and Course Outcomes, Program Evaluation outcomes are framed 1.2 outcomes to foster Objectives are revisited. according to new syllabus for Outcome Based Learning Sem VI Courses Preparation of In the beginning of each semester As per existing process the Academic-Activity each department submits the Academic- Activity Calendar Calendar, a planning Academic- calendar to Principal’s is prepared and published on 1.3a document for students, office. vMIS and college website and faculty, Staff and compliance of all the departments for each activities is submitted to the semester Principal’s office.

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Academic Administration The AAP template is modified at Every year some incremental Plan the beginning of each semester modification has been done 1.3b in Academic Administration plan.

To enhance the 1. Industrial Visits/ Field Trips - 15 1. Industrial Visits - 06 Curriculum Delivery 2. Internships – 275 2. Internships –309 through Beyond Syllabus 3. Human Values and Ethics – 11 3.Human Values and Ethics – Activities: 4. Foreign Language - √ 11 1.4 4. Foreign Language – NIL

The process of formation of tracks as per placement demand is in process Curriculum Enrichment i. MOOC - 08 a. MOOC – 01/980 j. Value added courses b. Value added courses k. Guest Lectures - 30 -5

1.7 l. Certification courses - 16 c. Guest Lectures - 49 d. Certification courses -

Result Improvement a. Mission 100 and Progressive Various measures have been Batch taken to improve the overall b. Remedial Session End semester examination 1.8 c. Prelims for 1st year and 2nd year result. students d. Intensive Education Development Program Academic Audit The documents of academic audit Documents Revised are revised each year to ensure Done at Department effective execution of academic Level(Internally) planning. Not done by external 1.9 - Preview members/agency - Review - Course Diary - Staff Diary

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Goal 2: To develop and implement ICT enabled learner centric Teaching–Learning process

Sr. No Strategic Objective Target Comments 2.1 To develop innovative teaching, learning and assessment methods 2.1.1 Using ICT for effective - Membership of NPTEL Local teaching with E-Learning Digital Content Development and Chapter (Swayam) resources E Repository - E-learning resources available on website 2.1.2 Lecture Capture Final Year Courses  Lecture Capture for final Year courses of engineering has been Even semester of A.Y. 2018-19  In a semester lecture capture facility is provided for 55 subjects of all 5 departments & FE.

Goal 3: To encourage Research & Consultancy, Industry Institute Interaction and Entrepreneurship activities

Sr. No Strategic Objective Target Comments No. of research papers 3.1 published in 80 88 Journal/conference 3.2 No. of books/chapters 130 - No. funded research 3.3 20 1 projects No. of Minor Research 04 3.4 proposals 25 (Vidya Chitre, Dr. Saurabh Mehta, Dilip Motwani,Atul Oak ) No. of GL/Seminars/Workshops 167 3.5 conducted to encourage 130 (Attended Conducted) Industry Academia Interaction No. of MoUs signed to 06 establish industry institute (Eduvance, Wipro GE, 3.6 linkages with reputed 9 NISM,Intershala,ATS Infotech, industries and organization CII) to undertake joint research

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projects, training and internships.

Goal 4: To develop and maintain campus infrastructure and learning resources

Sr. No Strategic Objective Target Comments No. of student facilities on campus - Multi Purpose Sports Court - - Food Courts 4.1 - - Recreation Facilities - Landscaping-- - Yoga Centre - Merchandised Stores No. of Computers in the No purchase 4.2 1155 Institute 4.3 IIT Virtual Lab on campus VIT is the Nodal Centre for IIT Virtual Lab. For various subjects √ faculties are utilizing these online resources. The Institute has Language Lab Language Lab located in F block (Apple Lab). The practice sessions for 4.4 √ Grammar, Vocabulary, Comprehension are conducted for students. Library Resources 11 new title were added with 243 - Newspapers, copies during even semester - Technical Handbooks 2018-19 4.5 - Dictionaries √ - Non-Technical Books - Magazines - CDs and DVDs

Goal 5: To enhance student experience and strengthen alumni engagement

Sr. No Strategic Objective Target Comments Around 980 students have No. of students enroll for completed MOOC courses in the 5.1 Certification/Diploma 45% of the students even semester of academic year courses 2018-19

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61 Faculty No. of students in various National –12(Smart India competitions organized at Hackathon) 5.2 80 National, State or Institute State – 0 level Institute - 62 Simplified and automated Up gradation of ERP with Not Achieved 5.3 student interactions with Academic Modules In Process administration through vMIS Counseling and emergency The students and staff can avail medical service to the the counseling service of the students on campus counselor on Mondays and Thursdays. Other emergency 5.4 - Counselor on campus √ medical services are available on - Cardiac Ambulance campus for student and staff. - Doctor on call - Sick Room on Campus Promote alumni networking 2 Guest lecture conducted by Support for Internships Alumni during even semester and 5.5 with student and Placements Alumni meet is planned on 5 January 2019 The Local chapters are not 5.6 Alumni Association Local Chapters started

Goal 6: To enhance contributions towards social responsibilities and green initiatives

Sr. No Strategic Objective Target Comments No. of courses offered that address gender bias, 3 6.1 4 environment and sustainability issues No. Projects relevant to 7+ 6.2 7 society to provide solutions No. of activities undertaken 6.3 4 2 in Green Campus initiative No. of social initiatives to 6.4 contribute towards local 4 7 community. No. activities to be conducted on campus to 6.5 4 3 promote human values, national values No. of initiatives to be taken 6.6 4 As Exists to improve waste disposal

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and to create awareness about e-waste &its collection.

Goal 7. To formulate development plans to improve the overall quality of the institute

Sr. No Strategic Objective Target Comments IQAC meeting conducted to discuss compliance of activities 7.1 IQAC √ conducted by the department as per department plan given. Add / Update the SOP audit & Revision Pending 7.2 organizational standard √ operating processes Process to submit 2(f) and 12(B) 7.3 Accreditation - application to include Institute under UGC Act 1956 initiated Participation of Staff in 7.4 √ Training programmes Organization of STTPs/FDPs 1-MMS 7.5 √ within Institute 7.6 Performance Appraisal √ Completed for A.Y.2018-19

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Academics

VIT offers the following Full time courses approved by All India Council of Technical Education (AICTE), Directorate of Technical education (DTE),Government of Maharashtra and affiliated to University of Mumbai Programs Offered Details Branch Intake

UNDERGRADUATE Information Technology (INFT) 120 First Year Engineering Computer Engineering (CMPN) 120 (FE) Electronics Engineering (ETRX)* 120

Electronics and Telecommunication 120 Engineering (EXTC)*

Bio-Medical Engineering(BIOM)* 60

UNDERGRADUATE Information Technology (INFT) 60+LE Direct Second Year Computer Engineering (CMPN) 60+LE Engineering (DSY) Electronics Engineering (ETRX)* 60+LE

Electronics and Telecommunication 60+LE Engineering (EXTC)*

Bio-Medical Engineering(BIOM)* LE

POST-GRADUATE Information Technology (INFT) 18 Master of Computer Engineering (CMPN) 18 Enginering(ME) Electronics and Telecommunication 18 Engineering (EXTC)

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POST-GRADUATE Master of Management Studies 120

Ph.D. (Technology) Computer Engineering (CMPN) 10

‘*’: Accreditated by National Board of Accreditation(NBA) for three years w.e.f. 01 July 2016. Status of Admissions for the Academic Year 2018-19 Number of students & Number of students Programs Faculty divisions permitted/ admitted & number of UG/PG provisionally permitted divisions formed FE - 120 (Div 02) FE – 125 (Div 02) SE - 120 (Div 02) SE – 125 (Div 02) Information Technology UG TE - 120 (Div 02) TE – 123 (Div 02) BE - 120 (Div 02) BE – 120 (Div 02) Information Technology(2nd SE - 60 (Div 01) SE – 88 (Div 01) UG TE - 60 (Div 01) TE – 84 (Div 01) DSY) BE - 60 (Div 01) BE – 100 (Div 01) Sub-Total 660 (Div 11) 765 (Div 11) Information Technology (A)

FE - 120 (Div 02) FE – 128 (Div 02) Computer SE - 120 (Div 02) SE – 120 (Div 02) UG Engineering TE - 120 (Div 02) TE – 126 (Div 02) BE - 120 (Div 02) BE -126 (Div 02) Computer SE - 60 (Div 01) SE - 91 (Div 01) UG TE - 60 (Div 01) TE - 81 (Div 01) Engineering(2nd DSY) BE - 60 (Div 01) BE – 93 (Div 01) Sub-Total 660 (Div -11) 765 (Div -11) Computer Engineering (B)

FE - 120 (Div 02) FE – 118 (Div 02) Electronics SE - 120 (Div 02) SE – 101 (Div 02) UG Engineering TE - 120 (Div 02) TE – 120 (Div 02) BE - 120 (Div 02) BE - 107 (Div 02) Electronics SE - 60 (Div 01) SE – 86 (Div 01) UG TE - 60 (Div 01) TE -72 (Div 01) Engineering(2nd DSY) BE - 60 (Div 01) BE -105 (Div 01) Sub-Total 660 (Div -11) 709 (Div -11) Electronics Engineering (C)

Electronics & Tele- FE - 120 (Div 02) FE - 123 (Div 02) Communication UG SE - 120 (Div 02) SE – 123 (Div 02) Engineering TE - 120 (Div 02) TE – 123 (Div 02) VIT Annual Report 2018-19 45

BE - 120 (Div 02) BE - 118 (Div 02) Electronics & Tele- SE - 60 (Div 01) SE – 87 (Div 01) Communication UG TE - 60 (Div 01) TE – 84 (Div 01) Engineering(2nd DSY) BE - 60 (Div 01) BE - 98 (Div 01) Sub-Total : Electronics & Tele- 660 (Div -11) 756 (Div -11) Communication Engineering (D)

FE - 60 (Div 01) FE - 42 (Div 01) Bio-Medical SE - 60 (Div 01) SE - 68 (Div 01) UG Engineering TE - 60 (Div 01) TE - 57 (Div 01) BE - 60 (Div 01) BE - 63 (Div 01) Sub-Total : Bio-Medical Engineering (E) 240 (Div - 04) 230 (Div -04)

TOTAL X (A+B+C+D+E) 2880 (Div - 48) 3225 (Div - 48)

Master of Engineering 1st Year- 18 1st Year - 08 Information Technology PG 2nd Year -18 2nd Year – 18

1st Year- 18 Computer 1st Year - 18 PG 2nd Year -18 Engineering 2nd Year – 17

Electronics & Tele- 1st Year- 18 1st Year - 18 Communication PG 2nd Year -18 2nd Year - 18 Engineering Sub-Total: Master in Engineering (Y) 108 97

1st Year - 121 1st Year -120(Div-1&2) (Div-1&2) Master in Management Studies 2nd Year-120(Div-1&2) 2nd Year- 120 (Div-1&2) Sub-Total Master in Management Studies (Z) 240 241

Ph.D Technology-Computer Engineering -- 04

TOTAL(X+Y+Z+Ph.D) 3228 3567

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FE Orientation Program

First Year Engineering Department, VIT welcomed young engineers and conducted Orientation Program for them. The orientation program was designed to support new students as they begin their journey at VIT. First-Year Orientation was for students entering VIT for their first year of college. During the course of the program, they were gradually introduced to life and work culture at the College, academics, resources, support services, the rules and regulations of the Institute and the University of Mumbai. The First Year Engineering Department, VIT, welcomed young engineers to VIT and organized Orientation Program to support the newcomers as they begin their journey at VIT. Students were introduced to life and work culture at the College, from academics, to resources, support services and the rules, regulations and systems of the Institute and University of Mumbai. They were also introduced to Learning Management System (LMS), Vidyalankar Live, Lecture Capture and the V-Print system. The program was conducted in three sessions of one and half hour on 31st July 2018, Tuesday in the VIT Auditorium. Dr. Sunil Patekar, Principal of VIT, addressed the students and parents in all the three sessions compered by Prof. Micky Barua, Prof Manasi Phatak and Prof. Anahita Garrad repectively. The dignitaries on the dais included Dr. Sunil Patekar, Principal; Prof. Varsha Bhosle, Vice-principal; Prof. Ambadas Deshmukh, In-Charge, First Year Engineering. The dignitaries illuminated the induction to the first year to be of prime importance in the engineering tenure and also by linking it to the subsequent semesters. The importance and scope of aspects of the subjects in the semester was elucidated comprehensively by giving real life applications, propelling the students to develop research and analytical skills. The program mainly focused on the Vidyalankar culture, the subjects of semester I, examination pattern, facilities, foreign educational tours and mentoring. All the respective faculties presented their subjects with major focus on the relevance of the subject with respect to industry. Prof. Ambadas Deshmukh, In-charge F.E addressed all the three sessions to familiarize the students to the various aspects of First Year Engineering and the examination system. Thereafter, Prof. Ameya Nyayadhish, Dr. Poonam Bhatla and Prof. Meenakshi Nandula delivered speeches in the first, second and third sessions respectively to enlighten all on some more very important key points garnered out of their experience at VIT. Dr. Archana Samarth, psychologist and therapist spoke in all the three sessions to instill in the students the required moves to bridge the gap between high school and college life. Topper students from the respective departments shared their experience in college and emphasized on importance of regular studies and regular attendance.

Vote of thanks was offered by Prof. Mickey Barua in the session. The induction program was attended by all the faculties associated with the First Year Engineering department and also faculties across all the other engineering departments.

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Academic Initiatives

 Additional Lectures planed and conducted in this semester in three phases week0,week 1 , only lectures for difficult subjects, week2 onwards  Mission 100- Additional lecturesduring regular lecture practical course of study for FE and DSY for special subjects like Mathematics,  Tests/Preliminary Exam: Additional tests Preliminary exams for FE and DSY students.  Remedial lecture –Additional lectures/Tutorial sessions for Students having drop and KT  Best Workshop Practices-Development of various kits related to branch of study of the students in Workshop.  V! Tutorial – A software based application designed by our faculty with inputs from mathematics staff is used for generating tutorial Question randomly.  Encouragement to students to participate in various competitions  Lecture Capture Initiative & Usage of Digital Contents  Mini- Projects, Guest Lectures , Seminars, Workshops & Industrial Visits  Internships at Industry & at VIT  Online Course as part of Assignment in one subject for Third year students (MOOCS, COURSERA, UDACITY etc.)

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Result Analysis and Toppers

May 2018

Pass % Pass % Pass % Branch Semester VIII Sem IV Sem- VI UoM

INFT 83.10 86.78 95.18 -

CMPN 90.82 95.05 99.06 -

ETRX 56.06 78.28 94.63 -

EXTC 72.77 92.41 97.73 -

BIOM 61.29 76.39 96.97 -

Branch ,Sem Pass %

ME INFT ,II 100

ME CMPN,II 72.22

ME EXTC,II 73.68

MMS Sem II 73.68

MMS Sem IV 72.32

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Toppers for May 2018 Examination

DEPARTMENT OF FIRST YEAR ENGINEERING : TOPPERS

Year Topper Name SGPA/ Score 1 Jain Rishabh Deepak 9.85 2 Pattewar Shreya Pradeep 9.85 3 Nimje Atharva Ramesh 9.67 4 Tadvalkar Aarya Milind 9.67 5 Desai Shubham Vasudeo 9.65 FE AC II Dawankar Safal Swaroop 56 AP II Patil Shubham Shivaji 58 ED Nainar Vigneshkumaran 60 SPA Manjaly Jasvin James Veena 70 CS Sovitkar Siddhesh Pratim 38 AM II Pattewar Shreya Pradeep 79

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY : TOPPERS

Year Topper Name SGPA/Score

1 Mukadam Alfiya Ashafaq 9.38

2 Bhagat Priyanka Akhileshwar 9.23

3 Shetye Advait Anant 9.08 Hedawoo Rakshanda Vinay 4 Dhuri Vighnesh Dinanath 9.0 Aswale Vaishnavi Ulhas

SE 5 Bodekar Snehal Subhash 8.92 AM IV Morje Amey Anil 78

CN Vaishya Arpit Subhash 72

OS Chaudhari Pratiksha Nana 72

COA Mukadam Alfiya Ashafaq 77 Shetye Advait Anant AT 57 Ambrale Mahesh Gopal

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1 Yadav Abhishek Ugrasen 9.84

2 Gupta Vandana Kamlaprasad 9.80 Ravindra Mythri Indumathi 3 9.68 Darade Samiksha Madhukar 4 Karakkat Sripriya Madhavan 9.52

5 Dalvi Ashwami Abhay 9.32 TE SE Yadav Abhishek Ugrasen 75

DS Patel Riya Dhiraj 65 Karakkat Sripriya Madhavan SWS 68 Ravindra Mythri Indumathi DMBI Mishra Shubhangi Devendra 70

AIT Yadav Abhishek Ugrasen 69

1 Yash Trivedi 9.54

2 Reshma Sherugar 9.38

3 Ajaykumar Chauhan 9.38

4 Aditi Munjekar 9.23

BE 5 Supriya Burungale 9.19

SNMR Shivani Vatkar 68

BDA Rasika Bhave 66

CSM Supriya Burungale 69

STQA Sanjay Chilwarkar 69

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING : TOPPERS SGPA/ YEAR TOPPER NAME SCORE Mahalakshmi Shanmugam Renuka 1 10.00 Hooda Rohit Ramesh Sudesh 2 Mishra Tanmay Rishikesh 9.89 SE Kore Rahul Chandrakant 3 Patil Bhupesh Digambar 9.85 Guha Trisha Jayita VIT Annual Report 2018-19 53

Kulkarni Vaibhav Rajeev Patil Ashish Gajanan Ingle Aniruddha Jayprakash 4 9.81 Mulla Shehnaz Abdul Tole Kalpak Sanjay Srisangkar Navanit 5 Tiwari Anchal Narendranath 9.70 Nagda Dhairya Jitendra Bagkar Priyanka Vikas AM IV Mahalakshmi Shanmugam Renuka 79 Kore Rahul Chandrakant AOA 77 Tole Kalpak Sanjay COA Paltiwale Rinkesh Hemant 72

CG Patil Bhupesh Digambar 76 Agawane Aayushi Milind OS 66 Mali Priyanka Suresh 1 Telavane Dipali Chandrakant 9.75

2 Bodke Sneha Sudhakar 9.58

3 Khude Apurva Annasaheb 9.46

4 Mahadik Hiral Prakash 9.33 Aagte Aishwarya Ashok 5 Vishwakarma Princekumar 9.21 Shaikh Hasnain Ahmed TE Bodke Sneha Sudhakar SPCC Khanna Nidhi Jitendhar 71 Pisat Tanvi Samir Sadaye Mrudula Vinod Khude Apurva SE 67 Bangani Hiren Naresh Sonawane Ashlesha Ashok DD Mahadik Hiral Prakash 69

MCC Telavane Dipali Chandrakant 66

1 Siddhant Agarwal 9.70 BE 2 Himani Deulkar 9.59

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3 Tasneem Porbanderwala 9.56

4 Rushita Lonkar 9.56

5 Suraj Pachakar 9.41

DWM Rushita Lonkar 69 Tasneem Porbanderwala HMI Mihika Gupte 70 Shubham Ughade PDS Himani Deulkar 68

ML Ashutosh Pandey 74

DF Pratibha Darade 65

BDA Rushabh Mishra 58

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING : TOPPERS SGPA/ YEAR TOPPER NAME SCORE 1 Chalke Omkar Bhagavat 9.55

2 Jadhav Mehank Hemant 9.41

3 Chavare Darshana Dilip 8.79

4 Parate Komal Vijay 8.72

5 Naik Shivani Dayanand 8.52

Gupta Tanishka Alok AM IV 75 Chalke Omkar Bhagavat EDC II Mali Ashutosh Sanjay 66

Jadhav Mehank Hemant SE MCA 58 Dubey Rishabhkumar Satyaprakash DSD Chalke Omkar Bhagavat 66

PCE Chalke Omkar Bhagavat 67

LCS Jadhav Mehank Hemant 70

1 Shenoy Shridhar Vasudev 9.89

TE 2 Kale Nanda Bapu 9.85

3 Parab Sanjit Subhash 9.70

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4 Dani Neil Ninad 9.67 Kasturi Vanaja Devrajam 5 Bhurke Nitesh Deepak 9.41 Shah Raj Himatlal BVLSI Bhoite Kajal Vitthal 73 Sonawane Divya Suresh AIS 77 Pushilkar Mayuri Vilas CO Deshmukh Snehal 64

PE I Shenoy Shridhar Vasudev 70 Parab Sanjit Subhash DSPP 77 Shelar Pranali Sampat MITM Bhosale Shubham Shivaji 37

1 Surabhi Bulbule 9.42

2 Bhairavi Chitalay 9.33

3 Apurva Ganu 9.29

BE 4 Ankit Joshi 9.13

5 Sandeep Yadav 9.17

CMOS Pushkar Sathe 72

ANT Rushikesh Kulkarni 71

MEMST Ankit Joshi 71

ROBO Saail Narvekar 55

MCOM Siddhant Pawar 66

PROJECT II Aakash Jadhav 78

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS & TELECOMMUNICATION ENGINEERING : TOPPERS YEAR TOPPER NAME SGPA/ SCORE Kinjalkar Mithilesh Sandeep 1 9.52 Bhadauria Abhishek Anil

2 Khetade Shruti Sujit 9.44 3 Nalawade Nand Naresh 9.40 4 Desai Siddhesh Yeshwant 9.36

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Gurav Prajyot Balkrishna

5 More Prajakta Pradeep 9.24

AM-IV Bhanage Aditya Bhalchandra 79 SE EDC II Raj Amrita Beena 70 Gurav Prajyot Balkrishna LIC 65 Nair Thushar Vijaykumar SS Khetade Shruti Sujit 78 PCE Jadhav Yash Hemant 66 1 Pandey Rahul Jairam 9.86 2 Dongare Nikita Pralhad 9.79 Patil Saurabh Rajesh 3 9.71 Haji Haifa Haroon 4 Paunikar Rahul Rakesh 9.64 Chavan Neha Shahaji 5 9.57 Chavda Amit Arvind TE DC Avhad Amol Bhaurao 69 DTSP Gaikwad Swapnil Subhash 75 CCTN Dongare Nikita Pralhad 67 Gotal Pradnya Chandrakant TV 70 Dongare Nikita Pralhad OS Paunikar Rahul Rakesh 73 VLSID Dongare Nikita Pralhad 72 1 Pragati Patil 9.62 2 Divya Parab 9.54 3 Shreya Masurkar 9.46 4 Omkar Shreevardhankar 9.46 BE 5 Akash Satamkar 9.35 WN Shreya Masurkar 70 SCN Shubham Bajirao 70 IVC Divya Parab 68 TNM Akash Satamkar 69

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DEPARTMENT OF BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING : TOPPERS

YEAR TOPPER NAME SGPA/ SCORE 1 Mandavkar Saili Deepak 9.38 2 Dukare Pallavi Gunwant 9.31

3 Yadav Bipin Harikesh 9.00

4 Kambli Hrishikesh Dattanand 8.96 5 Sayyed Suaad Firoz 8.92 AM IV Khambete Shreeyash Nitin 72

BTMI Yadav Bipin Harikesh 71 SE LIC Dukare Pallavi Gunwant 73 Mandavkar Saili Deepak DC 70 Dukare Pallavi Gunwant SCS Yadav Bipin Harikesh 62 1 Gangan Indranuj Milind 10.00 2 Shetty Priyanka Ashok 9.90 3 Kura Aishwarya Mahendra 9.86 Rane Aparna Sanjeev 4 Phansekar Pranav Mahesh 9.72 Deshpande Prutha Sameer TE 5 Talekar Sanath Mahesh 9.45 BI II Harkal Twinkle Sanjeevkumar 62 BSTAST Phansekar Pranav Mahesh 78 Kura Aishwarya Mahendra BMS 72 Gangan Indranuj Milind MES Gangan Indranuj Milind 70 MI I Kura Aishwarya Mahendra 77 Kura Aishwarya Mahendra DIP Rane Aparna Sanjeev 73 Talekar Sanath Mahesh 1 Bhavik Wadikar 10 2 Melissa Karkada 9.85

3 Trupti Daxindas 9.58

4 Yashashree Kulkarni 9.54

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5 Sohail Gire 9.50 NM Bhavik Wadikar 63

BMM Bhavik Wadikar 65 BE HM Rutuja Solkar 73 LFO Sarita Gundeti 70 ROBO Trupti Parekar 62 HCI Melissa Karkada 74

Master of Management Studies : Toppers Year Topper Name Score

Overall Topper Ms. Shraddha Bora 9.38 Batch A Topper Ms. Shraddha Bora 9.38 Batch B Topper Ms. Saliee Kalyankar 9 Financial Management Ms. Shraddha Bora 59/60 Marketing Management Ms. Janhavi Yelamkar 57/60 First Management of Information System Ms. Shweta Vengurlekar 49/60 Operations Research Ms. Shivani Solanki 58/60 Year Ms. Saliee Kalyankar 55/60 Entrepreneurship Management Ms. Shraddha Bora 55/60 Human Resources Management Ms. Subhasini Thevar 52/60 Business Research Methods Ms. Nilima Wankhede 52/60 Ms. Shraddha Kamble 54/60 Analysis of Financial Statements Ms. Shraddha Bora 52/60 Overall Topper Sachin Sawant 9.33 Finance Mamata Karki 8.97 HR Geeta Shinde 8.8 Second System Gajanand Nandagiri 6.61 Year Operation Sachin Sawant 9.33 Aditya Phatak 9.03 Marketing Nanisha Sawant 9.03

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December 2018

Pass % Pass % Pass % Branch Semester VII Sem III Sem- V UoM

INFT 81.94 86.47 95.95 ---

--- CMPN 75.22 95.63 97.72

--- ETRX 51.48 63.16 86.58

--- EXTC 54.78 66.50 78.00

--- BIOM 44.94 72.41 73.13

Branch ,Sem Pass %

ME INFT ,I 50.00

ME CMPN,I 88.89

ME EXTC,I 66.67

MMS Sem I 92.56

MMS Sem III 99.12

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Toppers for December 2018 Examination

DEPARTMENT OF FIRST YEAR ENGINEERING : TOPPERS

Year Topper Name SGPA/ Score 1 Shinde Akshay Deepak 9.93 2 Vivek Kirpan 9.85 Patil Ketan Shantam 9.78 3 Prem Jayesh Kotak 9.78 Vatsaraj Ishan Shailesh 9.78 4 Mehta Zeel Mahipal 9.70 Shraddha Shashikant Jadhav 9.67 FE 5 Khadapkar Hansika Sanjay 9.67 AC I Patil Ketan Shantam 58 AP I Mahajan Yogita Anil 56 EM Mahajan Yogita Anil 74 BEE Patil Ketan Shantam 80 EVS B Niranjana 55 AM I Vivek Kirpan 79

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: TOPPERS

SGPA/ Year Topper Name Score Pattewar Shreya Pradeep Pratima, Jain Rishabh Deepak Varsha, 1 9.85 Dawankar Safal Swaroop Saili, Singh Aniket Deenanath Sandhya Desai Shubham Vasudeo Vijaya, SE 2 Kanse Siddhesh Babli Akshata, 9.69 Baravkar Aditya Shrikrishna Bhosle Tejaswini Pandharinaht 3 Sadhana, 9.54 Raul Sanika Vidyadhar Asmita,

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Patil Shubham Shivaji Shubhangi, Khan Sadaf Imtiyaz Ahmed Shahina 4 Dode Nupoor Rajesh Shweta 9.50 5 Hemane Aditi Devidas Jyoti 9.46 Pattewar Shreya AM III 80 Pradeep Pratima Dawankar Safal LD 79 Swaroop Saili Gosavi Manasi Jaywant DSA 73 Savita Desai Shubham DBMS 70 Vasudeo Vijaya Pattewar Shreya Pradeep Pratima, POC 72 Khan Sadaf Imtiyaz Ahmed Shahina Bano 1 Mukadam Alfiya Ashafaq Rabiya Bi 10.00 Dias Vivita Victor Jacintha, 2 9.69 Hedawoo Rakshanda Vinay Laxmi Hadawale Pratik Nivritti Anita, 3 9.62 Koli Priyanka Ramesh Sunita 4 Morje Amey Anil Chetna 9.58 5 Jamsandekar Srushti Milind Mansi 9.46 Mukadam Alfiya MEP 75 Ashafaq Rabiya Bi Khan Afzal Jamirullah TE IP 75 Rehana Mukadam Alfiya ADMT 65 Ashafaq Rabiya Bi Vaishya Arpit Subhash CNS 71 Suman Bhagat Priyanka ADSAA 78 Akhileshwar Poonam Joy Dona Riya, Gurav Yash Ravindra IP 71 Jyoti, Nikam Amey Adikrao

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Anita, Haldankar Hemita Shirish Shivani 1 Shruti Nadkarni 9.52 2 Sripriya Karakkat 9.41 3 Asmita Wani 9.37 4 Pratiksha Patil 9.33 5 Abhishek Yadav 9.30 Meghana Brid 9.30 6 Muskan Dhar 9.22 BE Kaustubh Shintre SPM 65 Asmita Wani CC Ankita Shelar 66 IS Kunjal Devrukhkar 70 WT Hemangi Kulkarni 68 IP Pranshu Diwan 69 ECEB Vandana Gupta 64

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING : TOPPERS SGPA/ YEAR TOPPER NAME SCORE Nath Akanksha Sajiv Padmaja, 1 Baraskar Amisha Alankar Ankita, 10.00 Patil Vaishnavi Jayavant Asha Moota Ganesh Narsaiah Malleshwari, 2 9.92 Sovitkar Siddhesh Pratim Namrata Ranjith Snigdha Deepa, SE Nimkar Sai Shekhar Sarika, Tadvalkar Aarya Milind Nayana, Dandekar Soham Anjan Anupriya, 3 9.85 Kulkarni Purva Makarand Jyoti, Chavan Pooja Devendra Rupali, Mankar Ketan Kishor Kiran, Araganji Spoorti Shivanand

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Mahananda, Pardeshi Sourabh Jitendra Rajlaxmi Toravi Radhika Jitendra Arati, Joshi Omkar Prabhakar Savita, 4 Manjaly Jasvin James Veena, 9.69 Ingale Mrudula Ankush Akshta, Zemse Omkar Mahesh Chhaya 5 Shankhapal Mehul Umesh Harshali 9.65

AM III Toravi Radhika Jitendra Arati 80

DLDA Manjaly Jasvin James Veena 78

DIS MATHS Pandey Ashutosh Rakesh Kumar Siyamani 78 ECCF Dhavale Satwaj Hanumant Chhaya 71

DS Kulkarni Purva Makarand Jyoti 79 Mahalakshmi Shanmugam Renuka, 1 10.00 Mishra Tanmay Rishikesh Sunita 2 Kore Rahul Chandrakant Pushpa 9.93 Hooda Rohit Ramesh Sudesh Hooda, 3 9.85 Kawediya Rishabh Manoj Pratibha 4 Patil Bhupesh Digambar Priya 9.81

5 Kukreja Ruchika Jairam Geeta 9.78 Mahalakshmi MP 75 Shanmugam Renuka TE Sathe Saurabh Bhagwan DBMS 70 Shobha Mahalakshmi 72 CN Shanmugam Renuka Prajapat Hemant 74 TCS Kaluram Radha Patil Ashish Gajanan MMS 61 Sindhu Mali Priyanka Suresh AOS 72 Suranjana 1 Aishwarya Deokar 9.84 BE Apurva Khude 2 9.68 Dipali Telavane

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Sneha Bodke 3 9.60 Kaksha Mhatre Balaji Chettiar Sanket Sutar 4 9.52 Himani Patil Tanavi Pisat 5 Hiral Mahadik 9.48

DSP Hiral Mahadik 76

CSS Sneha Bodke 70

AI Rohit Kher 76

IP Bijali Mulgir 54

SC Vaibhav Lanjekar 69

ERP Sukeshni Bansode 66

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING : TOPPERS SGPA/ YEAR TOPPER NAME SCORE Midivelli Ashwita Satish Kavitha 1 10.00 Yadav Govind Ramsrijan Maina Rane Rohit Satyavan Snehal 2 9.85 Shitap Vaibhav Suresh Sweta 3 Sawant Anuj Jaywant Janhvi 9.69

4 Khopkar Rahul Sunil Sneha 9.50

5 Panchal Rutik Ashwin Pradnya 9.46 SE AM III Yadav Govind Ramsrijan Maina Yadav 79

EDC I Rane Rohit Satyavan Snehal 72

DCD Sawant Anuj Jaywant Janhvi 78

ENAS Nadar Pravin Thangaraj Geetha 73

EIM Mishra Animesh Shrawan Rita 73

1 Jadhav Mehank Hemant Ujwala 9.41 TE 2 Singh Vinayak Narendra Sunita N 9.04

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3 Chavare Darshana Dilip Rupali 8.89 Parate Snehal Vijay Sandhya 4 8.81 Bangera Ritesh Keshav Varija Parate Komal Vijay Sandhya 5 Gupta Tanishka Alok Sanjana 8.67 Pawar Sonal Anil Ashwini DCOM Jadhav Mehank Heman 66

EME Mukherjee Sushmita 74

DLIC Bangera Ritesh Keshav 71 Singh Vinayak Narendra MPA 65 Sunita N Singh DBMS Menghani Kirti Neeraj 63 Dubey Rishabhkumar DCS 62 Satyaprakash Kanchan ASIC Randive Aniket Sunil 53 Mandavkar Rohit BI 54 Ramesh Reshma 1 Nanda Kale 8.85 Aditya Sawant 2 8.81 Akshada Thube Rishikesh Mudaliyar 3 8.67 Shubham Bhosale 4 Raj Shah 8.63

5 Rasika Pednekar 8.52 Nanda Kale ESD 67 Raj Shah ICT Aditya Sawant 68

BE PE II Sourabh Kothari 62 Prasad Bhopale CCN Shridhar Shenoy 60 Rasika Pednekar DIP Kunal Dua 57

AI Shripal Jain 51

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OFC Ganesh Wafare 61

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS & TELECOMMUNICATION ENGINEERING : TOPPERS YEAR TOPPER NAME SGPA/ SCORE Sangli Shounak Mukund Sandhya, 1 10.00 Shah Tanay Alay Rajul Yadav Shivam Shyam Sushila, 2 9.96 Pottekkat Ashwin Anilkumar Jyothi Chauhan Aman Amarsingh Usharani, 3 9.88 Chauhan Aman Aniruddh Manisha Nimje Atharva Ramesh Pooja, 4 Dudhal Shubham Sanjay Sangita, 9.85 Chavhan Onkar Anil

5 Chavan Aditya Arun Vaishali 9.81

AM-III Virkar Sandip Dnyaneshwar Bhamabai 77

SE EDC-I Chauhan Aman Aniruddh Manisha 78 DSD Chauhan Aman Aniruddh Manisha 75 CTN Teli Nikhil Yashwant Shubhangi 80 EICS Yadav Shivam Shyam Sushila 68 1 Bhadauria Abhishek Anil Asha 9.85 2 Medar Siddhant Suresh Lata 9.67 3 Khetade Shruti Sujit Sushila 9.48 Kinjalkar Mithilesh Sandeep Manisha, 4 8.81 More Prajakta Pradeep Pratibha Parkar Sagar Satish Shradha, 5 9.57 Parab Sushant Anil Trupti TE Bhadauria Abhishek Anil MPPI 66 Asha Nalawade Nand Naresh DC 75 Neha Bhadauria Abhishek Anil EME 73 Asha Khetade Shruti Sujit DTSP 77 Sushila

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Nair Thushar Vijaykumar ME 67 Sunitha Gola Amanraj TVE 75 Moolchand Surekha Medar Siddhant Suresh FAT 60 Lata Khetade Shruti Sujit DCE 64 Sushila Pradnya Gotal 1 9.41 Amit Shanbag 2 Shreyansh Khal E 9.07 Kunal Joshi 3 8.96 Isha Wanjari 4 Vaishnavi Devendran 8.93 Dipali Mali 5 8.89 Monika Pandhurnekar BE IVP Kunal Joshi 74 MC Ameya Mahalaxmikar 66 OCN Yash Jain 70 MRE Amit Shanbhag 65 DEC Monika Pandhurnekar 73 NNFL Ayush Thoniparambil 69 AVLSI Karishma Nimje 71

DEPARTMENT OF BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING : TOPPERS

YEAR SR. NO. NAME SGPA/ SCORE

1 Gupta Heramb Kuldeep Jyoti 9.74 2 Mohite Namrata Baban Kalpana 9.67 SE 3 Saravanan Thanushwarya Santhippon 9.52

4 Johnson Hephzibah Maggie 9.26 5 Darji Jinal Deepak Yogita 9.04 AM-III Gupta Heramb Kuldeep Jyoti, 80 Mohite Namrata Baban Kalpana BHP Darji Jinal Deepak Yogita 71

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ENAS Mohite Namrata Baban Kalpana 79 ECAD Gupta Heramb Kuldeep Jyoti 64 BPO Saravanan Thanushwarya Santhippon 61 1 Mandavkar Saili Deepak Chhaya 9.65 2 Gharat Kimaya Suchendra Supriya 9.5 3 Sayyed Suaad Firoz Sabiha 9.38 Mhatre Chinmay Vilas Vishakha, 9.23 Kambli Hrishikesh Dattanand Sucheta, 4 TE Yadav Bipin Harikesh Aasha, Killedar Pradnya Mahendra Meghana 5 Torne Apeksha Balasaheb Sheela 8.96 DTI Mandavkar Saili Deepak Chhaya 67 ADCD Kambli Hrishikesh Dattanand Sucheta 68 PCE Gharat Kimaya Suchendra Supriya 62 BDSP Gharat Kimaya Suchendra Supriya 73 HDM Nasir Jamima Miraj Shahin 63 Biostatistics Mandavkar Saili Deepak Chhaya 74 RE Parab Yashada Bhalchandra Supriya 60 1 Aishwarya Kura 10.00 Aparna Rane 9.71 2 Indranuj Gangan 9.71 Prutha Deshpande 9.29 3 Priyanka Shetty 9.29 4 Sanath Talekar 9.14

BE 5 Twinkle Harkal 8.96 BMI-III Aparna Rane 72 MI-II Aparna Rane 70 Aishwarya Kura 73 BPO Pravin Maske 73 VLSIC Aishwarya Kura 67 Indranuj Gangan NISM 65 Sanath Talekar

MASTER OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES : TOPPERS

YEAR SR. NO. NAME SCORE SEM I Overall Topper Ms. Urvashi Gupta 10

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Batch A Ms. Urvashi Gupta 10 Topper Batch B Topper Mr. Abhishek Jambhale 9.63 SUBJECT Marks Out of NAME TOPPERS 60 (ESE) Managerial Mr. Mayuresh Bane 50/60 Economics Effective & Management Ms. Sreelata Nair 60/60 Communicatio n Business Mr. Avinash Ughade 54/60 Statistics IT for Ms. Priya Khot 59/60 Management Financial Ms. Tanvi Shetty 60/60 Accounting Operations Ms. Seema Vetal 47/60 Management Ms. Urvashi Gupta 47/60 Perspective Ms. Urvashi Gupta 47/60 Management Ms. Nidhi Sudesh Khedekar 47/60

Organizational Ms. Mohini Mhatre 54/60 Behaviour Ms. Rashi Hazari 54/60 Overall Topper Ms. Shraddha Bora 9.44 Finance Shivani Solanki 9.22 HR Ms. Siddhi Jadhav 9.22 SEM III System Vinayak Ghadge 8.33 Operation Mr. Prathamesh Kokate 9.33 Marketing Ms. Shraddha Bora 9.44

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May 2019

Pass % Pass % Pass % Branch Semester VIII Sem IV Sem- VI UoM

INFT 85.00 93.17 95.41 ---

--- CMPN 90.78 81.07 99.09

--- ETRX 54.22 74.33 95.77

--- EXTC 67.86 72.33 96.26

--- BIOM 64.91 84.21 85.94

Branch ,Sem Pass %

ME INFT ,II 75.00

ME CMPN,II 88.88

ME EXTC,II 88.88

MMS Sem II 84.30

MMS Sem IV 82.46

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Toppers for May 2019 Examination

First Year Engineering : TOPPERS Year Topper Students Name Marks 1 Mahajan Yogita Anil 9.89 2 Patil Ketan Shantam 9.78 Mehta Zeel Mahipal 9.74 3 Manali Keshav Shinde 9.74 Tambat Ishita Sanjay 9.74 Gawade Darshan Sahadev 9.70 B Niranjana 9.70 4 Bale Abhishek Ravindra 9.70 FE Khadapkar Hansika Sanjay 9.70 5 Nikumbe Prashik Dilip 9.67 Aayush Pandey 80 AM-II Shaikh Amir Mehmood 80 AP-II Shaikh Amir Mehmood 54 AC-II Bhise Mandar Tukaram 59 ED Mahajan Yogita Anil 57 SPA Shantanu Govind Joshi 73 CS Kolkar Anushka Shrawan 38

Information Technology : Toppers Year Topper Name SGPA/ Score Jain Rishabh Deepak Varsha, 1 9.85 Baravkar Aditya Shrikrishna Vaishali Pattewar Shreya Pradeep Pratima, 2 Dawankar Safal Swaroop Saili, 9.69 Patil Shubham Shivaji Shubhangi 3 Hemane Aditi Devidas Jyoti 9.65 Kanse Siddhesh Babli Akshata, 4 9.62 SE Bhambure Omkar Baban Sulochana Dode Nupoor Rajesh Shweta, 5 9.54 Khan Sadaf Imtiyaz Ahmed Shahina Bano Patil Shubham Shivaji Shubhangi, AM IV Pattewar Shreya Pradeep Pratima, 80 Dawankar Safal Swaroop Saili CN Khan Sadaf Imtiyaz Ahmed Shahina Bano 79 OS Hemane Aditi Devidas Jyoti 63

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Desai Shubham Vasudeo Vijaya, COA 77 Pattewar Shreya Pradeep Pratima AT Patil Shubham Shivaji Shubhangi 67 1 Amberkar Manasi Ashok Akshata 9.62 2 Mukadam Alfiya Ashafaq Rabiya Bi 9.58 3 Tambe Sayali Santosh Manali 9.54 4 Koli Priyanka Ramesh Sunita 9.38 5 Aswale Vaishnavi Ulhas Nisha 9.31 SEPM Mukadam Alfiya Ashafaq Rabiya Bi 66 TE DMBI Koli Priyanka Ramesh Sunita 74 Koli Priyanka Ramesh Sunita, CCS 70 Bodekar Snehal Subhash Usha WN Aswale Vaishnavi Ulhas Nisha 70 AIP Ashok Karthik – Visalam 64 DF Mukadam Alfiya Ashafaq Rabiya Bi 71 Mythri Ravindra 9.69 1 Abhishek Yadav 9.69 2 Kinjal Dhanani 9.5 3 Samiksha Darade 9.38 4 Shubhangi Mishra 9.35 BE 5 Pranali Pote 9.27 Ankita Shelar 70 SNMR Sonali Tanawade 70 BDA Pratiksha Patil 69 CSM Mythri Ravindra 68 STQA Hemangi Kulkarni 65

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Computer Engineering : Toppers Year Topper Name SGPA/ Score Patil Vaishnavi Jayavant Asha, 1 Nath Akanksha Sajiv Padmaja, 10.00 Chavan Pooja Devendra Rupali Tadvalkar Aarya Milind Nayana, Baraskar Amisha Alankar Ankita, 2 9.85 Manjaly Jasvin James Veena, Sovitkar Siddhesh Pratim Namrata 3 Mundhe Harshita Subhash Vijaya 9.81 Toravi Radhika Jitendra Arati, Ingale Mrudula Ankush Akshta, 4 Joshi Omkar Prabhakar Savita, 9.70 Pawar Siddhesh Sanjay Hemlata, SE Agrawal Srishti Shekhar Sujata 5 Nalwala Idris Mulla Khozaima Mariyam 9.67 Toravi Radhika Jitendra Arati, Nath Akanksha Sajiv Padmaja, AM IV 80 Pawar Siddhesh Sanjay Hemlata, Dandekar Soham Anjan Anupriya Gavatade Shubham Arvind Apoorva, AOA Toravi Radhika JitendraArati, 78 Ingale Mrudula Ankush Akshta COA Nath Akanksha Sajiv Padmaja 73 CG Araganji Spoorti Shivanand Mahananda 75 Patil Vaishnavi Jayavant Asha, OS 68 Manjaly Jasvin James Veena 1 Gurav Vedant Manoj Vaishali 10.00 2 Hooda Rohit Ramesh Sudesh Hooda 9.85 3 Patil Bhupesh Digambar Priya 9.65 Patil Ashish Gajanan Sindhu, Srisangkar Navanit Shubha, Raut Akshat Girdhari Anjana, 4 Mulla Shehnaz Abdul Kalam Jasminabegum, 9.54 TE Guha Trisha Jayita, Kawediya Rishabh Manoj Pratibha, Wanve Mayur Praveen Vidya Kore Rahul Chandrakant Pushpa, 5 9.46 Shaikh Mansoor Ahamed Ali Tanzeela SE Hooda Rohit Ramesh Sudesh Hooda 75 SPCC Patil Ashish Gajanan Sindhu 78 VIT Annual Report 2018-19 74

DWM Gurav Vedant Manoj Vaishali 62 CSS Mulla Shehnaz Abdul Kalam Jasminabegum 72 ML Ray Prachi Ajaya Suchitra 75 ADS Shinde Snehal Sandeep Mandakeenee 67 ERP Jain Moksh Vikram Leena 58 1 Dipali Telavane 9.70 2 Atish Tule 9.52 3 Udit Pelvekar 9.56 4 Princekumar Vishwakarma 9.48 Bhavika Poojary 9.41 Hiral Mahadik 9.41 5 Nilam Mhatre 9.41 Hasnain Shaikh 9.41 Nidhi Khanna 9.41 BE Rashmi Bhabal 67 DWM Shreya Vanga 67 Sneha Bodke 67 HMI Tanvi Pisat 76 Pallavi Roz 65 PDS Dipali Telavane 65 Kishan Gupta 65 ML Dipali Telavane 65 DF Vaishnavi Pednekar 71 BDA Shashank Mahale 61

Electronics Engineering : Toppers Year Topper Name SGPA/ Score 1 Rakshe Shubham Suresh Savita 10.00 Raut Kunal Balkrishna Smita, 2 9.72 Rane Rohit Satyavan Snehal Yadav Govind Ramsrijan Maina Yadav, 3 9.59 Pawar Nikita Vaman Babytai 4 Duapte Sumit Jayvant Surekha 9.55 SE 5 Midivelli Ashwita Satish Kavitha 9.52 AM-IV Yadav Govind Ramsrijan Maina Yadav 76 EDC-II Sawant Anuj Jaywant Janhvi 74 MA Rakshe Shubham Suresh Savita 66 Yadav Govind Ramsrijan Maina Yadav, VIT Annual Report 2018-19 75

Sawant Anuj Jaywant Janhvi, DSD 79 Gawade Ashwini Sudhir Sukhada PCE Yadav Govind Ramsrijan Maina Yadav 76 LCS Tekade Nakul Gajanan Mamta 74 1 Jadhav Mehank Hemant Ujwala 9.52 2 Gupta Tanishka Alok Sanjana 9.48

3 Gupta Babli Brijwasi Reena 9.40

4 Patil Vaidehee Umesh Sangita 9.36

Parate Snehal Vijay Sandhya, 5 9.20 Kadali Nagasai Naguru Laxmi TE Patil Gauri Jagannath Minakshi, VLSID 73 Parate Snehal Vijay Sandhya SS Gupta Tanishka Alok Sanjana 73 ESR Bangera Ritesh Keshav Varija 70 CCN Desale Prashant Raosaheb Ranjana 71 EPD Gupta Babli Brijwasi Reena 68 WC Karande Shubhangi Dilip Anjali Dilip Karande 65 COA Gaikwad Satyam Manoj Shobha 70 1 Roshan Salvi 9.38 2 Shubham Bhosale 9.29 Kunal Dua 9.08 3 Raj Shah 9.08 4 Nitesh Bhurke 9.04 Sanjit Parab 9.00 BE 5 Alok Sardesai 9.00 Nanda Kale 9.00 CMOS Shubham Bhosale 73 ANT Kunal Dua 73 MEMST Pranay Sawant 60 MCOM Nitesh Bhurke 68 DCS Aditi Ramadwar 69

Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering :Toppers Year Topper Name SGPA /Score Chauhan Aman Aniruddh Manisha, 1 Chauhan Aman Amarsingh Usharani, 10.00 SE Nimje Atharva Ramesh Pooja 2 Sangli Shounak Mukund Sandhya 9.92 3 Shah Tanay Alay Rajul 9.86 VIT Annual Report 2018-19 76

4 Pottekkat Ashwin Anilkumar Jyothi 9.80 5 Jondhalekar Kartik Jayram Sushmita 9.52 AM-IV Sangli Shounak Mukund Sandhya 80 EDC-II Kale Sanika Ajit Supriya 77 Sangli Shounak Mukund Sandhya, LIC 73 Pawar Kuldeepak Anand Suvidha SS Dudhal Shubham Sanjay Sangita 74 PCE Sangli Shounak Mukund Sandhya 71 1 Medar Siddhant Suresh Lata 9.84 2 Khetade Shruti Sujit Sushila 9.52 3 More Prajakta Pradeep Pratibha 9.36 Rane Apoorv Rajendra Neha, 4 9.16 Nalawade Nand Naresh Neha 5 Bhadauria Abhishek Anil Asha 9.12 Khetade Shruti Sujit Sushila, TE MCA 70 Raj Amrita Beena L CCN Gawande Urvashi Kishore Vandana 72 ARWP Medar Siddhant Suresh Lata 66 IPMV Mahadik Harshal Mangesh Heena 61 DVLSI Dwivedi Ankita Prakash Sadhana 76 DBMS Medar Siddhant Suresh Lata 61 AP More Mahendra Vilas Shakuntala 57 Anvita Garg 9.65 1 Krutika More 9.65 2 Haifa Haji 9.54 3 Ashish Bora 9.50 4 Harshada Lokhande 9.42 5 Sayli Raut 9.38 BE WN Natasha Kuwar 74 SCN Bhagyashri Dartekar 66 IVC Karishma Nimje 73 Anvita Garg 64 TNM Dipali Mali 64 MIC Shreya Ovalekar 52

Biomedical Engineering : Toppers Year Topper Name SGPA/ Score 1 Mohite Namrata Baban Kalpana 9.96 2 Gupta Heramb Kuldeep Jyoti 9.85 SE 3 Darji Jinal Deepak Yogita 9.81 4 Katkar Mrunal Umesh Mangal 9.73 VIT Annual Report 2018-19 77

5 Wadikar Hardik Bharat Kalpana 9.69 Gupta Heramb Kuldeep Jyoti, AM-IV 80 Mohite Namrata Baban Kalpana BTMI Saravanan Thanushwarya Santhippon 77 LIC Mohite Namrata Baban Kalpana 73 DE Mohite Namrata Baban Kalpana 80 SCS Mohite Namrata Baban Kalpana 74 1 Nasir Jamima Miraj Shahin 10.00 2 Malwade Janhvi Nitin Dhanashree 9.84 3 Killedar Pradnya Mahendra Meghana 9.76 4 Mandavkar Saili Deepak Chhaya 9.52 5 Sharma Sanyukta Satyanarayan Geeta 9.36 BME Killedar Pradnya Mahendra Meghana 68 TE MPMC Nasir Jamima Miraj Shahin 62 DIP Chitalay Shreedhar Rajan Jayashree 74 MI-I Mandavkar Saili Deepak Chhaya 71 HS Nasir Jamima Miraj Shahin 66 LFO Malwade Janhvi Nitin Dhanashree 67 BMS Mathur Samriddhi Naveen Meenakshi 60 1 Indranuj Gangan 10 2 Prutha Deshpande 9.85 3 Aparna Rane 9.54 4 Aishwarya Kura 9.23 5 Mansi Salunke 9.12 NM Indranuj Gangan 65 BE BMM Indranuj Gangan 66 HM Prutha Deshpande 73 LFO Twinkle Harkal 67 ROBO Indranuj Gangan 75 Nikita Pai 62 HCI Mansi Salunke 62

MASTER OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES : TOPPERS

YEAR SR. NO. NAME SCORE Overall Topper Urvashi Gupta 10 Batch A SEM II Urvashi Gupta 10 Topper Batch B Topper Sayali Kalyankar 9.25

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SUBJECT Marks Out of NAME TOPPERS 60 (ESE) Operation Yash Gosar 58/60 Research Human Resource Varsha Anoop 47/60 Management Business Research Urvashi Gupta 51/60 Methods Management Varsha Anoop 46/60 Information Manasi Rajput 46/60 System

Analysis of Urvashi Gupta 58/60 Financial Shubhangini Mittapelli 58/60 Statements Avinasg Ughade 58/60 Marketing Nidhi Khedekar 59/60 Management Legal and Tax Urvashi Gupta 52/60 Aspects of Abhishek Kate 52/60 Business Financial Krutika Bajaj 58/60 Management Sayali Kalyankar 58/60 Overall Topper Shraddha Bora 10 Shivani Solanki 9.4 Finance Kajal More 9.4 SEM IV HR Siddhi Jadhav 9 System Vinayak Ghadge 7.8 Operation Sanchita Pandita 9 Marketing Shraddha Bora 10

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Faculty

Bill Gates asserts, “Technology is just a tool. In terms of getting the students working together and motivating them, the Teacher is most important.” VIT currently has a rich pool of 160+ highly qualified Teaching Staff who serve 3000+ students.

List of Faculty

Sr. No. Name of the teacher Designation Department

1 Dr. Girish Bhole Professor Information Technology

2 Ajitkumar R Khachane Associate Professor Information Technology

3 Varsha V Bhosale Associate Professor Information Technology

4 Sachin Bojewar Associate Professor Information Technology

5 Dr. Swati Sinha Associate Profeessor Information Technology

6 Deepali Vora Assistant Professor Information Technology

7 Santosh Tamboli Assistant Professor Information Technology

8 Vidya Chitre Assistant Professor Information Technology

9 Akshay Loke Assistant Professor Information Technology

10 Shashikant Mahajan Assistant Professor Information Technology

11 Icchanshu Jaiswal Assistant Professor Information Technology

12 Rohit Barve Assistant Professor Information Technology

13 Harshali Rambade Assistant Professor Information Technology

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14 Indu Anoop Assistant Professor Information Technology

15 Deepali Nayak Assistant Professor Information Technology

16 Ajay Dhruv Assistant Professor Information Technology

17 Debarati Ghosal Assistant professor Information Technology

18 Deepali J. Shrikhande Assistant Professor Information Technology

19 Chintan L. Shah Assistant Professor Information Technology

Bhanu Gautam 20 Assistant Professor Information Technology Tekwani

21 Kanchan Ganesh Dhuri Assistant Professor Information Technology

22 Neha Ramakant Kudu Assistant Professor Information Technology

23 Vinita V. Bhandiwad Assistant Professor Information Technology

24 Anuja Annasaheb Gote Assistant Professor Information Technology

25 Abhishek Barve Assistant Professor Information Technology

26 Girish Wadhwa Assistant Professor Information Technology

27 Arpita Raut Assistant Professor Information Technology

28 Swati Sharma Assistant Professor Information Technology

29 Shruti Agarwal Assistant Professor Information Technology

30 Anuradha Bhatia Assistant Professor Information Technology

31 Dr. S A Patekar Principal & Professor Computer Engineering

32 Dr. G.Murugan Professor Computer Engineering

33 Dr. Arun Chavan Professor Computer Engineering

34 Sachin S. Deshpande Associate Professor Computer Engineering

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35 Vipul Dalal Associate Professor Computer Engineering

36 Mandar Sohani Associate Professor Computer Engineering

37 Dilip Motwani Associate Professor Computer Engineering

38 Pankaj Vanwari Assistant Professor Computer Engineering

39 Kavita Shirsat Assistant Professor Computer Engineering

40 Avinash Shrivas Assistant Professor Computer Engineering

41 Rinku Shah Assistant Professor Computer Engineering

42 Sanjeev Dwivedi Assistant Professor Computer Engineering

43 Devendra Pandit Assistant Professor Computer Engineering

44 Ravindra Sangle Assistant Professor Computer Engineering

45 Sneha Annappanavar Assistant Professor Computer Engineering

46 Rugved Deolekar Assistant Professor Computer Engineering

47 Suvarna Bhatt Assistant Professor Computer Engineering

48 Amit Nerurkar Assistant Professor Computer Engineering

49 Suja Jaychandran Assistant Professor Computer Engineering

50 Umesh Kulkarni Assistant Professor Computer Engineering

51 Amit Dhanwani Assistant Professor Computer Engineering

52 Swapnil Sonawane Assistant Professor Computer Engineering

53 Divya Nimbalkar Assistant Professor Computer Engineering

54 Snehal Andhare Assistant Professor Computer Engineering

55 Prita Patil Assistant Professor Computer Engineering

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56 Sandeep Kamble Assistant Professor Computer Engineering

Abhishek 57 Assistant Professor Computer Engineering GovindPrasad Pandey

58 Mohini Neil Kamat Assistant Professor Computer Engineering

59 Rasika S. Ransing Assistant Professor Computer Engineering

60 Ketan N. Kanere Assistant Professor Computer Engineering

61 Prakash Parmar Assistant Professor Computer Engineering

62 Dr. Anjali Deshpande Professor Electronics Engineering

63 Shrikant Velankar Professor Electronics Engineering

64 Dr. Sangeeta Joshi Professor Electronics Engineering

65 Dr. Saurav Mitra Professor Electronics Engineering

66 Pravin Annadate Associate Professor Electronics Engineering

67 Girish Gidaye Associate Professor Electronics Engineering

68 Uma Jaishankar Assistant Professor Electronics Engineering

69 Sheetal Patil Assistant Professor Electronics Engineering

70 Ameya Pethe Assistant Professor Electronics Engineering

71 Pranita Padhye Assistant Professor Electronics Engineering

72 Nayana Mahajan Assistant Professor Electronics Engineering

73 Manoj Suryavanshi Assistant Professor Electronics Engineering

74 Akhil Masurkar Assistant Professor Electronics Engineering

75 Prachi Mujawar Assistant Professor Electronics Engineering

76 Poonam Shah Assistant Professor Electronics Engineering

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77 Sunil Kavatkar Assistant Professor Electronics Engineering

78 Rakshak Sood Assistant Professor Electronics Engineering

79 Anuradha Joshi Assistant Professor Electronics Engineering

80 Javed Patel Assistant Professor Electronics Engineering

81 Shraddha Panbude Assistant Professor Electronics Engineering

82 Nisy Mathew Assistant Professor Electronics Engineering

83 Akshatha Hari Bhat Assistant Professor Electronics Engineering

84 Ulka S. Padwalkar Assistant Professor Electronics Engineering

85 Vivek P. Patkar Assistant Professor Electronics Engineering

86 Rajashree Soman Assistant Professor Electronics Engineering

87 Kumail Lakhani Assistant Professor Electronics Engineering

88 Kavitha Viswanathan Assistant Professor Electronics Engineering

89 Preeti Kharas Assistant Professor Electronics Engineering

Electronics Tele-Comm 90 Dr. Saurabh Mehta Professor Engineering Dr. Sanjay Singh Electronics Tele-Comm 91 Professor Thakur Engineering Electronics Tele-Comm 92 Bandaru Ramarao Professor Engineering Electronics Tele-Comm 93 Dr. Arpit A. Rawankar Associate Professor Engineering

94 Dr. Dhananjay Patel Associate Professor Electronics Tele-Comm

Ranjana Electronics Tele-Comm 95 Assistant Professor Gite Engineering Electronics Tele-Comm 96 Pravin Patil Assistant Professor Engineering Electronics Tele-Comm 97 Atul Oak Assistant Professor Engineering

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Electronics Tele-Comm 98 Vijay Purohit Assistant Professor Engineering

99 Dattatray Bade Assistant Professor Electronics Tele-Comm

Electronics Tele-Comm 100 Santosh Jagtap Assistant Professor Engineering Electronics Tele-Comm 101 Vibha Wali Assistant Professor Engineering Electronics Tele-Comm 102 Beena Ballal Assistant Professor Engineering Electronics Tele-Comm 103 Swapnil Ashtekar Assistant Professor Engineering Electronics Tele-Comm 104 Vaibhav Kshirsagar Assistant Professor Engineering Electronics Tele-Comm 105 Prathamesh Mesrty Assistant Professor Engineering Electronics Tele-Comm 106 Prathamesh Indulkar Assistant Professor Engineering Ashish Electronics Tele-Comm 107 Assistant Professor Shekhar Engineering Electronics Tele-Comm 108 Deepti Punjabi Assistant Professor Engineering Electronics Tele-Comm 109 Satendra Mane Assistant Professor Engineering Electronics Tele-Comm 110 Amey Revankar Assistant Professor Engineering

111 Mayurkumar Nanda Assistant Professor Electronics Tele-Comm

112 Harshada Rajale Assistant Professor Electronics Tele-Comm

Electronics Tele-Comm 113 Amit Maurya Assistant Professor Engineering

Electronics Tele-Comm 114 Hemant Jadhav Assistant Professor Engineering

Electronics Tele-Comm 115 Snehal Chothe Assistant Professor Engineering Electronics Tele-Comm 116 Pooja C. Rane Assistant Professor Engineering Electronics Tele-Comm 117 Sayli Sharad Todkari Assistant Professor Engineering Dr.Sheetal Vilas Electronics Tele-Comm 118 Assistant Professor Mapare Engineering VIT Annual Report 2018-19 85

Electronics Tele-Comm 119 Tejal Page Assistant Professor Engineering

120 Dr. Anand Tripathi Assistant Professor Electronics Tele-Comm

121 Mohit Gujar Assistant Professor Electronics Tele-Comm

Electronics Tele-Comm 122 Amrita Mardikar Assistant Professor Engineering

123 Dr. Gajanan Nagare Professor Bio-Medical Engineering

124 Dr. Jitendra Toravi Professor Bio-Medical Engineering

125 Geeta Narayanan Associate Professor Bio-Medical Engineering

126 Suvarna Udgire Assistant Professor Bio-Medical Engineering

127 Neelam Punjabi Assistant Professor Bio-Medical Engineering

128 Arunkumar Ram Assistant Professor Bio-Medical Engineering

129 Priyanka Shrivasatva Assistant Professor Bio-Medical Engineering

130 Komal Lawand Assistant Professor Bio-Medical Engineering

131 Chaitali Nachane Assistant Professor Bio-Medical Engineering

132 Harish Ojha Assistant Professor Bio-Medical Engineering

133 S B Mali Assistant Professor Applied Mathematics

134 Ambadas Deshmukh Assistant Professor Applied Mathematics

135 Udyakumar Kashid Assistant Professor Applied Mathematics

136 Vishwas Patil Assistant Professor Applied Mathematics

137 Nasir Ansari Assistant Professor Applied Mathematics

138 Anahita Garrad Assistant Professor Applied Mathematics

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139 Jyoti Jadhav Assistant Professor Applied Mathematics

140 Sunil Kate Assistant Professor Applied Mathematics

141 D. N. Krishna Associate Professor General Engineering

142 G S Mali Assistant Professor General Engineering

143 Ishan Upadhyay Assistant Professor General Engineering

144 Manish Mishra Assistant Professor General Engineering

145 Rupesh Parthe Assistant Professor General Engineering

146 Rennu Mann Assistant Professor Applied Science

147 Ameya Nyayadhish Assistant Professor Applied Science

148 Pravin Gharge Assistant Professor Applied Science

149 S.Y. Borkar Assistant Professor Applied Science

150 Dr. Smruti Tekale Assistant Professor Applied Science

151 Dr. Poonam Bathla Assistant Professor Applied Science

152 Nilima Main Assistant Professor Applied Science

153 Aditi Raje Assistant Professor Applied Science

154 Meenakshi Nandula Assistant Professor Humanities

155 Micky Bidyut Barua Assistant Professor Humanities

156 Suman Sarma Assistant Professor Humanities

157 Mitalee Gangal Assistant Professor Humanities

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158 Amey Gharpure Assistant Professor Management Studies

159 Smita Mukherjee Assistant Professor Management Studies

160 Trupti Naik Assistant Professor Management Studies

161 Varsha Maheshwari Assistant Professor Management Studies

162 Jay Bhatt Assistant Professor Management Studies

163 Manasi Phatak Assistant Professor Management Studies

164 Suhas Shinde Assistant Professor Management Studies

165 Shailesh Mapuskar Assistant Professor Management Studies

166 Arijit Ghosal Assistant Professor Management Studies

167 Amit Oak Professor Management Studies

168 Sharvari Durve Assistant Professor Management Studies

169 Shraddha Teli Assistant Professor Management Studies

170 Dr. Prashant Chavan AssociateProfessor Management Studies

171 Prajakta Subhedar Assistant Professor Applied Science

172 Neha Chankhore Assistant Professor Information Technology

Electronics Tele-Comm 173 Ankita Tondwalkar Assistant Professor Engineering Electronics Tele-Comm 174 Pooja Gupte Assistant Professor Engineering

Staffing Pattern

Staffing Pattern with respect to work load, filled and vacant posts, creation of posts teaching and non- teaching with desired qualifications/Specialization for the academic year 2018-19 was completed & the current status is as given below.

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 Interviews are conducted by duly constituted committee at institute level for appointment of teaching and non-teaching staff at various positions for the A.Y. 2018-19.

 Appointments done for 2018-19 till date:

Total appointments in 2018-19 (Even Semester) Department Non-Teaching Non-Teaching Teaching (Administrative) (Technical) INFT 01 01 - CMPN 01 - 01 ETRX 01 02 - EXTC 01 01 - BIOM - 01 - FE 01 - - MMS 01 - - HR - 01 - FM - 02 - Gymkhana - - - Store - - - Accounts - - - Placement - 01 01 Total 06 09 02  Emphasis for recruitment of faculty with Ph.D. qualification for senior post.

Pursuing/Completed Higher Studies in last one year Faculty - Higher Studies Name of The Higher Sr. No. Department of Faculty Faculty Education 1. Deepali Vora Information Technology Ph.D. 2. Varsha Bhosale Information Technology Ph.D. 3. Vidya Chitre Information Technology Ph.D. 4. Ajay Dhruv Information Technology Ph.D. 5. Sachin Deshpande Computer Engineering Ph.D. Ph.D.(Thesis 6. Vipul Dalal Computer Engineering Submitted) 7. Mandar Sohani Computer Engineering Ph.D. 8. Dilip Motwani Computer Engineering Ph.D. 9. Kavita Shirsat Computer Engineering Ph.D.

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10. Girish Gidaye Electronics Engineering Ph.D. 11. Shrikant Velankar Electronics Engineering Ph.D Ph.D. (Thesis 12. Nayana Mahajan Electronics Engineering Submitted) 13. Dattatray Bade Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering Ph.D. 14. Atul Oak Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering Ph.D. Ph.D.(Thesis 15. Trupti Naik Master of Management Studies Management Submitted) 16. Varsha Maheshwari Master of Management Studies Management Ph.D. 17. Smita Mukharjee Master of Management Studies Management Ph.D 18. Micky Barua First Year Engineering Department Ph.D. 19. Akhil Masurkar Electronics Engineering Ph.D.

1. Prof. Sachin Bojewar Information Technology Ph.D. Awarded

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Research Publications / Contributions by Faculty

ODD SEM :

Information Technology: Total Activities : 05

 Information Technology Student Association (ITSA) organized its first workshop on Monday, the 27th of August 2018. The aim of the organizing a calculator workshop is to give a basic of using a scientific calculator to the first-year engineering students. The total online registration was 292 and total number of 244 students participated. The workshop was conducted under the guidance of Prof. Deepali Nayak, Convener and Prof.Debarthi Ghoshal. The workshop started with a welcome address and introduction to the theme of the workshop and also the goals and events of ITSA by anchors, Ms. Mayuri Sadawarti and Ms. Sowmya Iyer. The speakers of the workshop were Mr. Nihar Darnay, Ms. Aishwarya Nadkarni, Ms. Alifiya Khan, Ms. Mrunal Nalawde and Mr. Anjaneya Padwal. The workshop included teaching of new functions on casioFx-991esplus and casioFx-991esX scientific calculator. It included trigonometric &hyperbolic functions, Xn, factorial, log, In, en, permutations & combination, complex numbers, matrix operations, table, quadratic equation and conversions. The workshop tackled solving tedious operations through various tips and tricks. A quiz was conducted towards the end for self-evaluation of students.  On 25th September 2018, Information Technology Student Association (ITSA) organized Gadget Guru: Github Workshop on VIT campus. The objective of this workshop was i) to introduce students to Github ii) to learn its features, operations and commands on Git iii) to understand distributed version control systems iv) to demonstrate live working of Github. The workshop started with an introduction to the speaker and the motive behind organising the Github Workshop followed by the goals and events of ITSA by anchor Ms Srushti Jamsandekar.  Seminar on Java App Development organized by ACM on 29th September 2018. It was aimed at imparting knowledge regarding Java App development to the students of our institute. Students were introduced to the concept of java applets and given a brief introduction about applets. Students were enlightened about various concepts of Java App Development and using NetBeans IDE. The students also created their own Registration Form using java applets and frames. Students also got the hold of using IDE(NetBeans).  Seminar on web development organized by ACM on 1st & 8th September 2018 it was aimed at imparting knowledge regarding web development to the students of our institute.  Students were enlightened about various concepts of Web Development as well as basics of Git. The students also created their own webpages and were given Take-Home Assignments.

Interaction With Outside World :

 Dr.Swati Sinha Memorandum of Understanding was made between Department of Information Technology, Vidyalankar Institute of Technology and BotsRule(P)ltd. (Principal Office at IIT Powai

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Campus) effective from date 1st Dec 2018. This company is an IT based. With this MoU, VIT students/staff are entitled to work on a collaborative project with the company, in future.  Dr.Swati Sinha Being a member cum reviewer of IEEE GRSS, attended various GRSS webinar and technical talks in person. Some of the webinar topics were, Principles of SAR, The Earth in 4D â€“ Innovative Applications and so on. IEEE GRSS Technical talk was held in CSRE (IIT Campus) on 13th & 14th Nov. 2018. The topic was “UAVSAR Measurements of Vegetation Parameter Using PolInSAR and Tomographic Techniques” The speaker was Dr. Scott Hensley, Project Scientist, NASA UAVSAR Program, JPL/NASA.  Dr.Swati Sinha Conducted webinar on Network Simulation & Emulation Software on 28th Nov.2018 in VIT. It was presented by TETCOS ltd. Bangalore. The webinar gave insight into design of network using motes sensors,packet animators, and so on. This webinar has been conducted with the view of developing collaborative lab/research lab for the subjects like WN, Mobile communication, CCN, IoT based, Cognitive radio.  Prof.Indu Anoop FDP on “Cloud Computing and Distributed Systems”(8-Week Courseon NPTEL,IIT Kharagpur Approved as FDP)Score 78%(Elite Category) July-Oct2018.  Prof.Ajay Dhruv Attended VForum-2018 on “IT-Instrastructure , Cloud,IOT” On16th &17th Oct2018at J.W Mariott-Juhu,Mumbai  Prof.Chintan Shah Secured 1st Position in Power Point Presentation Competition held by Kutchi Gujarti Samaj.  Prof.Harshali Rambade Participated FDP on “E-Business”(NPTEL Course of 12 Weeks,IIT KGP approved as FDP) Score 74% (Elite Category) July-Oct 2018.  Prof.Shruti Agarwal Organized two days workshop on”Java Programming”for ETRX and BIOM Students as resource person on 24th & 25th Oct 2018).

Computer Engineering: Total Activities :09

 The workshop on Machine Learning was held for the students of Vidyalankar Institute of Technology as a joint effort by both CSI-VIT and the Academic Enrichment Committee. Data Science is a multidisciplinary blend of data inference, algorithm development, and technology in order to solve analytically complex problems. Machine learning is part of data science. The workshop began with Installation of Python on the computers of the attendees and Installation of Scipy using cmd. The speaker for the event was Prof. Raunak Joshi. This workshop conducted on 24th & 25th August 2018.  The Activity on Player Unknown Battle Coding (PUBC) The activity was conducted to bring attention to the new CSI-VIT team as well as publicize the Computer Society of India Membership Drive. The stunt was based on the popular game PUBG, The iconic Player Unknown’s Battle Ground war music was played in the background with a large audience. Our emcees explained the rules of the games to the participants and the audience and continued to inform them of the activities of CSI-VIT along with the benefits of a membership. This activity conducted on 20th August 2018.  The activity on technical quiz (Quizophile) was conducted by CSI-VIT for all SE and TE students. The main aim of the event was to test the technical ability of the students through the quiz. The students VIT Annual Report 2018-19 92

had to complete the quiz in 30 minutes. Quizophile was conducted so that the students would be able to test their technical knowledge and know where their strengths and weaknesses. This Activity conducted on 4th September 2018.  The activity on 4 Years Through College. The event was organized by CSI-VIT wherein students of different years of engineering shared their experiences of college with others. The event was basically a talk for the students, by the students. speakers for the event were Ms. Srishti Agrawal, from SE. ,Ms. Trishala Patil, from BE (DSY), Mr. Vedant Dalvi, from TE, Mr. Siddhant Wade, from BE, Mr. Akshay Dangare, BE Graduate. By the end of the session the students had a good idea about what to expect from their engineering journey and how to deal with various problems and difficulties which they may come across. This Activity conducted on 7th September 2018.  The activity is Stand with Kerala Campaign Kerala received heavy monsoon rainfall on the mid evening of August 8 resulting in dams filling to capacity in the first 24 hours of rainfall the state received 310 mm (12 in) of rain. people outside the college were allowed to donate and they could directly contact using the mobile numbers which were provided and make their contributions. Students, Staff and Faculties from Vidyalankar including VP and VSIT actively participated in this donation campaign. A huge amount of necessary items were collected. This activity conducted on 23th August 2018.  The activity on digital audio workstation (DAW) is an application software used for recording, editing and producing audio files. On Day 1, the event commenced with the brief introduction about Fl Studio which is a complete software music production environment. The speaker showed the students how to set up inputs and outputs. On Day 2, The students learnt how to build drum tracks, layer in other instruments and samples, record and arrange songs, mix tracks etc. The speaker for the event was Mr. Aniruddha Ingle, General Secretary of CSI-VIT. This activity conducted on 30th and 31st August 2018  The Activity name is CyberFrat Conference. In this data stored virtually grows, so do the attempts to breach the security to obtain unlawful access of this massive amount of private data. Cyber- crimes have increasingly become a major cause of concern not only for individuals but organizations alike. The conference commenced with the introduction of both CSI-VIT and CyberFrat delivered by Professor Mohini Kamat. Information Security in the Era of Cloud was introduced by Mr. Prianshu Khandwala who is the head of information and Cyber Security at UPL. Topics covered in the session included Information risk of storing data in the cloud, Encryption and Incident analysis and response. Mr. Rohan Patil Researcher and Consultant at Vista Infosec introduced IOT. He explained in detail about IOT and focused on how the sensor networks of billions of smart devices connect people, systems and other applications to collect and share data. The topic of Blockchain was introduced by Mr. Prasanna Lohar who is the head of Innovations and Architecture at DCB Ltd. This activity conducted on 29th September 2018. The event commenced with the brief introduction about lightroom used for photoshop. Canvas Photoshop was conducted by CSI-VIT for all students. Photoshop Lightroom gives a powerful, yet simple solution for capturing, editing and sharing your photos. end of the session the students had a good knowledge of Canvas Photoshop and

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Lightroom. The speaker for the event was Mr. Saurav Sinha. This activity conducted on 10th September 2018.  The Workshop on 3D Modelling and Animation. The workshop was conducted by Kalpak Tole, the chairperson of CESA, on 3D Modelling and Animation. The event started at with short introduction about Pixar Industry and provided a basic understanding of animation industry. He then continued by giving a detailed introduction of UI of Maya & various components of UI of Maya. He initialized the process by first making a basic structure, that is, the skeleton and then continued by adding the remaining touches to the model. This activity conducted on 25th September 2018.  The seminar on LinkedIn Masterclass Seminar. It was a seminar conducted by Siddhant Wade. Explanation of how an ideal LinkedIn profile should look like was accompanied with a power point presentation. He told the audience the do’s and don’ts while making the LinkedIn profile and also the importance of recommendations from the seniors. The seminar was organized by CESA. This activity conducted on 30th August 2018.

Interaction With Outside World:

 Prof. Snehal Andhare Got Rula International Award and NPTEL course certificate.  Prof. Snehal Andhare conducted Workshop on “GNS3” by Mr. Hasnain Shaikh on 06th OCTOBER 2018.  Prof. Suja Jayachandran successfully completed “Faculty Developemnt programme” in software engineering by NPTEL-AICTE.  Prof. Suvarna Sapre successfully completed “Switching Circuits and Logic Design”by NPTEL.  Prof. Divya Surve successfully completed “Faculty Developemnt programme on Database Mangement System” by NPTEL.

Electronics Engineering: Total Activities : 07

EESA

 Seminar on Technical paper presentation on 26th September 2018 and was attended by 43 students.  Workshop on PCB Designing on 6th October 2018 and was attended by 40 students.

IEEE

 Workshop on Python and OpenCV Technology on 1st September, 2018  IEEE membership drives on 28st, 29th, 30th August 2018.  Technical Talk on Machine Learning & Evolution of Artificial Intelligence on 21st August 2018 seminar started with speaker, Mr. Shaunak De.  Xtreme 12.0- An online coding competition for 24 hrs on 20th and 21st October, 2018.  Workshop on “Text Editor Development” on 6th October, 2018

Interaction With Outside World :

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Dr. Anjali Deshpande

 Completed course on Machin learning on 09th July 2018  Organized STTP on Machine Learning and Smart Devices from 2nd July to 7th July.

Prof. Shrikant Velankar

 Organized STTP on Machine Learning and Smart Devices from 2nd July to 7th July.

Dr. Sangeeta Joshi

 One day National Level Workshop on "Revised Assessment and Accreditation by NAAC" organized by Seth NKTT college of Commerce, Thane on28th Sept. 2018 Three days workshop on "Training for NAAC" at University of Mumbai during 22-24 October 2018 organized by RUSA and IQAC, UoM.  NAAC SSR Upload and DVV clarification.

Prof. Uma Jaishankar

 Enrolled for MOOC course by Malliga P Chennai.

Prof. Pranita Padhye

 STTP on Machine Learning and Smart Devices from 2nd July to 7th July

Prof. Ameya Pethe

 Switching circuits and Logic Design 12 Week FDP by AICTE and NPTEL from 30thJuly 2018 to19th October 2018.

Prof. Javed Patel

 Attended STTP On “Industrial Automation” by K.J somaiuya college on 4th June to 8th June 2018

Prof. Nayana Mahajan

 Visit to VP as a external academic cluster mentor

Prof. Shraddha Panbude

 Successfully completed PhD. Coursework  NPTEL Course on Digital Image Processing.  Course on Fundamentals of Image and Video Processing(COURSERA)  Outreach Committee member of ICRCET-18,  Reviewed papers for IJRP  Attended STTP on Machine Learning and Smart Devices from 2nd July to 7th July.

Prof. Rakshak Sood

 Visit to Vidyalankar Poly technique as an external academic cluster mentor  STTP on Machine Learning and Smart Devices from 2nd July to 7th July.

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 Attended a STTP conducted by IETE on” Simulation software” form 11th to 15th June 2018

Prof. Vivek Patkar; Prof. Sunil Kavatkar ;Prof. Akshatha Bhat

 Coordinate STTP on Machine Learning and Smart Devices from 2nd July to 7th July.

Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering: Total Activities :06

Institution of Electronics & Telecommunication Engineers

 IETE conducted 4 workshops and a webinar.  The printed antenna and PCB workhshops were for three days each and recieved overwhelming response.  One day workshop on KeyCad and FRDM were also conducted.  A webinar on VLSI design methodologies and functioning was conducted by Maven Silicon Technologies.  IETE also conducted a membership drive for students. 25 students payed for membership.

Electronics and Telecommunication Students’ Association

 ETSA Conducted Microwave Antenna Design & Simulation by Prof Ashish Shekhar, Seminar conducted on 8th September, 2018 at 12:00pm, in the Classroom M410. The idea behind the Workshop was to make the students aware about the future of communication using ADS and HFSS software and encourage them to participate in it with all integrity and zest.  Seminar Conducted on CAMTASIA Video editing and making software by Prof. Mayurkumar Nanda, Seminar conducted on 12th October, 2018 at 4.45pm, in the Classroom M410. The idea behind the seminar was to teach how to make their own technical content using Camtasia Software, which is very useful to publish their content online for others.

Interaction With Outside World :

Dr. S. S. Thakur :  Appointment as Professor in the Department of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering at VIT.  Appreciation for making the session on “ Build your Resume on 19th September,2018.  Participation in IEEE IPR workshop 2018.  As member of Organizing Committee for International conference on Recent Trends in Sustainable Technologies IETE-ICRTST 2018.  Chairman of IETE Mumbai Center for the term 2018-21. Dr. Saurabh Mehta :  Reviewed papers of the 3rd Biennial International Conference on Nascent Technologies in Engineering organized by Fr. C. Rodrigues Institute of Technology ,Vashi.

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 Successfully completed AICTE-ISTE Induction/Refresher Programme “ Innovative Teaching Learning Practices to Achieve Outcome Based Education & Accreditation”  Research Guide ship in the subject of Wireless Networks, Information theory , Game theory & allied subjects (Research sub Guide)  Cleared YCMOU CET MBA Exam on 29th July,2018, Mumbai.  Appointed as TPAC Chair, IEEE Bombay Section, 15th July 2018, Mumbai.  Paper Setting committee Member to set paper for Wireless Adhoc-Sensor Networks, ME course, University of Mumbai, Nov/Dec 2018.  Release of www.saurabhmehta.in on 28th September 2018.  Appointed as APS member, VJTI, 28th August 2018, Mumbai.  Conducted and chaired Orientation Program on “ Open Source Technology for Communication Technology. S. Mehta, Rizvi College of Engineering, Bandra., 13th July 2018, Mumbai.  Conducted Value Added course on “ Aspects of Project Management, “VIT, 18th June-25th June 2018, Mumbai.  Conducted Value Added course on “ Arduino Programing,” VIT 27th June-4th July 2018, Mumbai.  Organized Loud Cloud Workshop LMS, VIT, 12th June 2018, Mumbai.  Appointed as Chief Academic Office. (CAO) Prof. Dattatray Bade :  Letter of Appreciation form VIT for Academic Review for Even Semester 2017-18 ( May 2018 Review ) is 80% & Review Grade “ A”. Prof. Beena Ballal :  Letter of Appreciation form VIT for Best Performance in EXTC Dept. Academic Review for Even 2017-18 Semester ( May 2018 Review ) is 89% and Review grade “ A”. Prof. Sayli Todakri :  Letter of Appreciation form VIT for Academic Review for Even 2017-18 Semester (May 2018 Review ) is 83% & Review Grade “ A”. Prof. Pooja Rane :  Letter of Appreciation form VIT for Academic Review for Even 2017-18 Semester (May 2018 Review ) is 82% & Review Grade “ A”.  Conducted orientation program on behalf university of Mumbai for Digital Communication, Revised TE syllabus 2017.  Completed online course with distinction. Prof. Amrita Mardikar :  Letter of Appreciation form VIT for Academic Review for Even 2017-18 Semester (May 2018 Review ) is 81% & Review Grade “ A”.

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Biomedical Engineering: Total Activities :02

BMESI

 BMESI arranged ‘‘Build Your Resume” on 19TH Septembar 2018 And “Basic Electronic Works” on 25th September 2019 for SE & TE Biomedical students.

BMSA

 BMSA arranged “Seminar on Artificial Intelligence in Medicine” on 11th September 2018 for students from FE, SE & TE in Biomedical, IT & COMPS.

Master of Management Studies: Total Activities :04

Professional Body Association CII:

 Yi Mumbai Chapter in collaboration with GVK-CSIA arranged a road safety event on 15th Aug 2018, and declared both international and domestic terminal of the Mumbai Airport as “Horn Free” or a “No Honking Zone”.  Session on Financial Literacy by Mr. Mihir Mehta dt. 8th October 2018.  The Parakram Parv event was held on the 28th of September in the M-Block Auditorium to celebrate the bravery of the Indian Armed Force and so was honored gracious presence of Brigadier Sadanand. M. Joshi (Retired).  MMS department hosted their annual Book Review – Adhyayan in association with The Hindu Business Line dt.6.10.2018.

Interaction With Outside World :

 Mr.Jay Bhatt attended workshop on “Export – Import Management” dt.9.6.2018 to 10.6.2018 by MSME – Technology Development Centre.  Ms.Smita Mukherjee attended 6th PAN IIM World Management Conference Title of the Paper : Empowering versus Directive Leadership: An Experimental Study comparing its effects on Team Outcomes. On dt.13.12.18 to 15.12.2018.  Ms. Trupti Naik invited as External Panelist for MMS SIP Project VIVA at Lala Lajpatrai Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai dt.17.11.2018  Dr. Amit Oak appointed to jointly act as “Chairman Paper Setter, Moderator & Examiner” for the MMS Sem IV subject “Management Control System”.  Dr. Jyotsna Golhar and Mr. Arijit Ghosal participated in CII National FMCG Summit at Taj Mahal palace, Mumbai dt. 14th December 2018  Dr. Jyotsna Golhar will represent MMS department at Mahalaxmi Saras 2018-19 in association with Rural Development & Panchayati Raj Department, Government of Maharashtra, Ministry of Rural Development, Government of India, NABARD & National Rural Livelihoods Mission (NRLM) to be held from 17th to 29th January 2019 VIT Annual Report 2018-19 98

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Information Technology: Total Activities : 12

Information Technology Students’ Association:

 On 26th March 2019, Information Technology Student Association (ITSA) organized a Cloud Computing Seminar by Cloud Counselage on VIT campus.  The objective of this seminar was 1. Introduction to Cloud Computing 2. Terminologies within cloud computing 3.Services models 4. Deployment Models 5. Cloud Architecture 6. Pro & cons of Cloud Computing 7. Possible Cloud Careers 8.Demo Workshop – How to create Cloud on AWS.  The workshop started with an introduction to the speaker and the motive behind organising the Cloud Computing Seminar followed by the goals and events of ITSA by anchor Ms Pooja Bhabal.  The speaker, MrTushar Topale started the seminar with a small introduction to Cloud Computing and further covered contents like the basics of cloud computing, its architecture, scope of the cloud computing field, demo on AWS cloud and possible internship opportunities with Cloud Counselage  A positive feedback was given by the participants of the Seminar and were completely satisfied with the learning experience.

Information Technology Students’ Association

 Information Technology Student Association (ITSA) organized Bowling event as a part of Verve2019 on VIT campus. It was fun event and students were amused to take part in this fun activity. Participants were allowed to play individually or in a group of 2. Cost per head was ₹20. There were 3 balling alleys and each player was allowed to allowed to bowl 3 times in an alley.

ACM-VIT STUDENT CHAPTER IN COLLABORATION WITH ACM-VSIT

 Event Conducted on “Revenue through Web Development.” For SE & TE Students on 2nd Feb 2019.  Activity conducted by Prof. Pranav Nerurkar. (PHD Research scholar from VJTI).  It was aimed at imparting knowledge regarding revenue generation through web development to the students. It gave the participants methods of propagating their own websites by applying adsense.  Topics covered during the lecture were: Search Engine Optimisation. Hosting our own domain, Creating Wordpress Websites, Using the Google cloud Platform, Basics of Adsense and Admob. What are Sitemaps and how to use them. Webmaster tools.  Students were taught various concepts of Revenue generation through web development. The students also created their own Wordpress websites and were shown how to use the Google cloud platform.

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ACM-VIT Student Chapter

 Event Conducted on “C Programming using Codeblocks IDE”on 3rd April 2019. For FE Students.  To make First Year students of all branched aware of various Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) that are used for Software Development. To develop a methodological approach towards programming.  Activity conducted by ACM Convener and Chairperson  Students were taught the fundamentals of C programming. They were thoroughly introduced to Codeblocks. They were also briefed on rectifying errors.

Introductory workshop on wireless sensor network

 Workshop Conducted on “Introductory workshop on wireless sensor network(WSN)”on 18th Jan 2019.  The Workshop was conducted by Mr. Prasad Kale and Mr. Sundar Balasubramanium of AGV Systems (P) Ltd. Students interaction was excellent. Students came to know about different types of motes available, ZigBee hardware, xbee end devices with sensor interface, acquisition of Analog/ Digital parameters and sending using Zigbee network, received power measurement.  This will help student gain knowledge on different types of motes available, their interface with the different controller units like Raspberry pi/ Arduino, and finally the communication using xbee module, between two or more different networks created.  The workshop was conducted by using necessary presentations and product hardware/software. Overall it was an informative workshop and those who attended, surely benefited from it. Interaction With Outside World :

Dr.Girish Bhole :

 Has Attended international Conference on “Efficacy of Software Tools for Mathematical Modelling”(ICESTMM’19) organized by Thadomal Shahani Engineering College ,Mumbai on 19th - 20th April 2019.

Dr.Sachin Bojewar:

 Participated in Smart India Hackathon 2019.  Participated in the Orientation Program of “SEPM/SDL/SA” on 9th Jan 2019 at Ramrao Adik Institute of Technology.  Completed PHD in Information Technology.

Prof.Ajitkumar Khachane:

 Has Attended National Conference at Viva Institute of Technology as Session Chair for Electronics and telecommunication on 2nd March 2019.

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 Awarded to Ajitkumar Khachane From Lecture of Excellence – CNDS for attending BRICS-Building Resilient India in Cyber Space at Veer mata Jijabai Technological Institute,Mumbai on 21st Feb 2019.

Prof.Deepali Vora:

 Has Attended Faculty Orientation Program for “Mini Project” (Sem.VI CBCGS, Information Technology) at Vivekanand Education Society’s Institute of Technology held on 16th Jan 2019 which was organized on behalf of university of Mumbai.  Invited as a Guest Speaker in orientation program on database management systems at VIT on 18th Jan 2019.

Prof.Anuradha Bhatia :

 Participation in international Quality Awards “Women Educationist Visionary of the Year”on 28th Feb 2019.  Participated in event Media Mantra 2019 om2nd Feb 2019 at S.N.D.T Women’s University.

Prof.Vidya Chitre:

 Has Participated in Four Day Workshop on “Google Machine Learning Crash Course Study Jam”(MLCC) Jointly Organized by VIT & Department of Information Technology on 22-23-29-30 December 2018.  Has Participated & Successfully Completed one day Awareness Workshop on”Naac Peer Team Visit Preparation” Organized by VIT on 07th Dec 2018.  Has Participated in Four Day Workshop on “Google Machine Learning Crash Course Study Jam”(MLCC) Jointly Organized by VIT & Department of Information Technology on 22-23-29-30 December 2018

Prof.Harshali Rambade:

 Participated in faculty development program for the subject Advance Internet Programming on behalf of Mumbai university organized by information technology department, terna engineering college college, Nerul on 10th Jan 2019.

Prof.Chintan Shah:

 Has Attended”Cloud Computing and Services (IT603)”and “Cloud Computing Design Lab” Orientation Programme for the revised Syllabus with choice based credit and grading system effective from A.Y 2018-19 at K J Somaiya Institute of Engineering and Information Technology,Sion Mumbai.

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Prof.Anuja Gote:

 Has participated in three day short term course on “using for data visualization and analyties” conducted by CDAC,Mumbai during 25th-27th April,2019.

Prof.Yash Shah:

 Included Name in IJTRD Journal Reviewer Member Team. Peer Reviewed, Open Access Journal,e- ISSN:2394-9333.

Prof.Swati Sharma:

 Has Participated in Four-day workshop on: “Google Machine Learning crash Course Study Jam (MLCC)”Jointly organized by Vidyalankar Consultancy Services & Department on information Technology on 22-23-29-30 Dec 2018.

Computer Engineering: Total Activities :06

 The workshop on on Data Science & it was conducted by Arsh Jamadar & Rahul Kore. The event started at 4:45 pm with short introduction about Data Science & how it is useful in today's world; like for example, how Netflix manages user's data, how Google maps use your data to provide information about live traffic and how Jio managed to be one of the top Internet providing companies. This workshop conducted on 14th and 15th March, 2019 by CESA.  Computer Society of India organized Hadoop Workshop. Hadoop is an open source, java-based framework that allows storage and processing of extremely large datasets in a distributed processing framework. The event started with him giving a basic overview about Hadoop and its applications in Big Data. The speaker for the event was Prof. Likhesh Kolhe. This workshop conducted on 19th January 2019 by CSI.  Computer Society of India organized Arduino Workshop. Arduino is an open-source hardware and software company, project and user community that designs and manufactures single-board microcontrollers and microcontroller kits for building digital devices and interactive objects that can sense and control both physically and digitally. The speaker for the event was Mr. Sumedh Humane, this workshop conducted on 2nd February 2019 by CSI.  Computer Society of India organized Virtual Assistant Design workshop. Virtual assistant or intelligent personal assistant is a software agent that can perform tasks or services for an individual based on verbal commands. Sometimes the term "chatbot" is used to refer to virtual assistants generally or specifically accessed by online chat. The speaker for the event was Mr. Siddhant Wade, India Community Lead at Dataconomy and Hyperledger. This workshop conducted on 8th March 2019 by CSI.  CSI-VIT organized their flagship event IO - Interaction with the Digital Devices. The goal of the event “Interaction with Digital Devices” was to bring participants closer to their digital world by understanding and learning about how the interaction between user and digital products work. The VIT Annual Report 2018-19 102

speaker for the event was Mr. Virendra Chaudhari and Mr.Krishnakant Mane. This workshop conducted on 9th March 2019 by CSI-VIT.  Computer Society of India organized Unity 3D Workshop. Unity gives users the ability to create games and interactive experiences in both 2D and 3D, and the engine offers a primary scripting API in C#, for both the Unity editor in the form of plugins, and games themselves, as well as drag and drop functionality. The speaker for the event was Mr. Yadnesh Zagade is the CEO and founder of Tech Cryptors. This workshop conducted on 12th March 2019 by CSI.

Interaction With Outside World:

Prof. Suvarna Bhat :

 Successfully completed “Computer organization and architecture: A Pedagogical aspect” by NPTEL.

Prof. Suja Jayachandran:

 Successfully completed “Data Base Management System” course by NPTEL.  The activity on Technical Quiz held on 8th April 2019.

Prof. Umesh Kulkarni:

 Presented paper titles “Proposed Implementation on Electricity Usage Predictions Analysis for Town Usage Application” in Software Technologies of conference on Technologies for Future cities 2019.

Prof. Dilip Motwani:

 Certificate is for attending Building Resident India in Cyber Space at V.J.T.I on 21st February 2019.

Prof. Divya Surve:

 Successfully completed “Introduction to soft computing” course by NPTEL.

Electronics Engineering: Total Activities : 06

EESA  On 26th Feb 2019, Virtual Labs is an initiative of Ministry of Human Resource Development under the national mission on education through ICT. Dr Alok Kanti Deb, Associate Professor at IIT Kharagpur conducted this workshop. He is also an expert in machine learning. Students were provided with the user manual which had all the steps in details for using the VLAB. Dr Alok Kanti Deb sir mentioned the workshop with the history of virtual labs. VLAB is an initiative by the government to provide remote-access to labs in various disciplines of science and engineering. He then explained the layout of the website in details and mentioned that it is an online platform. The section of Analog signals, networks and measurement laboratory was explored. This section

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contains a list of experiments and under each experiment there is theory briefly explaining the experiment, procedure tab, simulator tab to perform experiment, quiz tab to test the knowledge gained, reference tab and feedback tab. Students verified Superposition theorem, the venin’s theorem and determined different parameters of Two Port network and verified their interrelation on virtual lab.

IEEE  On 2nd February’2019, Inspire Resonate Integrate Succeed (IRIS), the annual flagship event of IEEE stands for Inspire, Resonate, Integrate, Succeed. IEEE through IRIS hosted a series of talks by some extremely venerable speakers. The aim of the event was to get inspired by the speakers experience and words, resonate with their ideas, thoughts and their way of thinking, integrate their teachings into one’s lifestyle and succeed with what one has learnt. The event was hosted by Sejal Kamble and Akanksha Nath. Speaker 1: Alisha Sadikot  Having founded the Inheritage project in 2011, Ms. Alisha is a professional in Museums and Heritage learning.  She was the curator at Bhau Daji Lad Museum for 3 years. Her inheritage project works to instigate engagement with museums.  She began her session by interacting with students and unveiling the importance of history and arts in our daily lives.  She talked about increasing engagements in creative learning by encouraging visits to museums and galleries. Speaker 2: Madhura Bachal  “When life gives lemon, make lemonades but in my case it was pickles and lemon rice” says Mrs. Bachal who is a world renowned chef with her YouTube channels being subscribed by over 2 million people and garnering several million views.  In addition to being proficient in cooking, she also has a spark of entrepreneurship.  She talked on how crucial it is to bounce back when you are at your lowest and remain motivated to succeed. She narrated anecdotes from her life, which spurred inspiration among the crowd. Speaker 3: Santosh Phad  Mr. Phad is a social entrepreneur who created the ThinkSharp foundation. The foundation is an NGO which works towards bridging the gap between rural and urban education.  Having commenced from Jalna, he has selflessly benefitted over 5000 students from 28 different villages. Mr. Phad’s persona and his humorous approach to problems made the crowd remain glued to his anecdotes.  He spoke on how he aimed to implement corporate experience in education systems through the introduction of “Study Mall”.  He ended the session by saying “Follow your hearts, know your best qualities and be a good human”.

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Speaker 4: Dr. Abhas Mitra  Dr. Mitra challenged the most renowned theory of Black Holes proposed by Stephen Hawking. He was the head of the theoretical astrophysics department at BARC for tenure of 10 years starting from 2005.  Dr. Mitra has presided numerous discourses having hosted 8 TEDx talks. He initiated the talk by speaking on his life and the hardships he faced while breaking stereotypes.  He talked on different sophisticated scientific phenomenon like Cosmic Rays, Dark Energy and Black holes in lucide terms.  Dr. Mitra ended the session by defining Success to be a meandering path and how it is important for one to accept ones mistakes in order to be more successful in life.  Every session ended with an interactive exchange of questions and answers. The event came to an end with the vote of thanks being delivered by IEEE chairman Ms. Aishwarya Dalvi.

Interaction With Outside World :

Dr. Anjali Deshpande

 Participation in Symposium on Conservation: Role of Citizens at Yeoor Hills, Thane  Invited for S.K.E.P. lecture on topic, “Writing a technical paper with Introduction To Scientific Words”. In Lokmanya Tilak College of Engineering.

Prof. Shrikant Velankar

 Lead Trainer for the Winter Training Program in Total Python with Data Science  Lead Instructor for the Course in Total Python with GUI, Database & Networking.  Lead Instructor for the Course in Total Python with OOP, GUI, Database & Plots.  Project: Chakali Maker Funding Agency Icon Infotech Ltd., Mumbai.  Project: vAssistance Funding Agency Lakshmi Polyplast Industries.  Project : IoT vBicycle Funding Vanmat Technologies Pvt. Ltd.

Dr. Sangeeta Joshi

 Invited talk on Challenges in Higher Education in Konkan Gyanpeeth College of Engg., Karjat (Raigad)  Invited talk on “NAAC Peer Team Visit: Preparation s planning” in Konkan Gyanpeeth College of Engg., Karjat (Raigad)  Invited talk on “Experience sharing of NAAC Peer Team Visit “ in Don Bosco College of engineering  Workshop on “Awareness of NAAC VIT SSR”to all VIT Faculty & Staff in VIT Auditorium  Fourth International Conference on RACEM-2019 in VIT  Intercollegiate Poster competition as Chief Guest in Wangani  Workshop on “Awareness of NAAC” in K.C. College of Engineering & Management Studies & Research. VIT Annual Report 2018-19 105

 Revised Accreditation Framework and Self-Study Report of NAAC in KET’s V.G. Vaze College.

Prof. Manoj Suravanshi

 Has successful completion of the 5 Day National BootCamp/STTP, organized, by Gujarat University, in coordination with IIT Bombay, has been entitled as Virtual Labs Silver Developer.

Prof. Sunil Kavatkar

 Has successfully completed faculty development program ”Hands on- Zybo ZynqTM-7000 devlopment board of FPGA” organized by Department of Electronics – VESIT & CoreEL Technologies.

Prof. Vivek Patkar

 Has successfully completed faculty development program “Hands on- Zybo ZynqTM-7000 devlopment board of FPGA” organized by Department of Electronics – VESIT & CoreEL Technologies.

Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering: Total Activities :02

 ETSA Conducted Fun Events in VERVE 2019 in 13th -15th February 2019, There were 5 fun games organized 1) Moving on 2) Pong Ball 3) Baby Rattle 4) Nut Stacker 5) Balloon Pyramid  Seminar Conducted on 24th January 2019 at 4:45pm, in the Classroom M408, Mr Siddhant Medar, Student from TE EXTC-A was the speaker for this Workshop. The event was published in VIT for SE & TE students. A great responses from the students was anticipated and the event was conducted in a duly manner. The idea behind the workshop was to give the students a basic idea on the software LT Spice which they will be studying in their upcoming semesters, The workshop began by welcoming Mr. Medar and a small introduction of him by Akhil Kulkarni, General Secretary ETSA.

Interaction With Outside World :

Dr. S. S. Thakur

 Certificate for Appreciation in Worked as Session Chair in “4th International Conference on “Recent Advance & Challenges in  Engineering & Management.  Appreciation Letter for Guest Speaker in ST. Xavier’s Technical Institute.  Successfully completed one day Awareness Workshop on “NAAC Peer Team Visit Preparation”.  Dr. Sanjay Singh Thakur, Lead Trainer for a five days short term course on “Elemens of Research Methodology and Technical Writing” from 20th May to 24th May 2019.

Dr. Saurabh Mehta

 Appointed as Chief Academic Office

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Prof Rama Rao

 Successfully completed one day Awareness Workshop on “NAAC Peer Team Visit Preparation”.

Dr. Dhananjay Patel

 Certificate for Appreciation in worked as organizing committee member for “4th International Conference on “Recent Advance & Challenges in Engineering & Management.  Smart India Hackathon 2019 Coordinator

Prof Atul Oak

 Paper Presented in International Conference on Secure cyber computing & Communications certification.

Prof. Dattatray Bade

 Successfully completed one day Awareness Workshop on “NAAC Peer Team Visit Preparation”

Prof Vibha Wali

 Successfully completed on day Awareness Workshop on “NAAC Peer Team Visit Preparation.

Prof. Beena Ballal

 NPTEL Online Certification for Successfully Completing the Introduction to internet of Things, with a consolidated score of 98%.

Prof Vaibhav Kshirsagar

 Successfully completed one day Awareness Workshop on “NAAC Peer Team Visit Preparation”.

Prof Ashish Shekhar

 Successfully completed one day Awareness Workshop on “NAAC Peer Team Visit Preparation”.

Dr. Sheetal Mapare:

 Attended E-Yantra symposium at IITB.  Dr. Sheetal Mapare, Lead Trainer for a five days short term course on “Elemens of Research Methodology and Technical Writing” from 20th May to 24th May 2019.

Prof. Sayli Todakri

 Successfully completed one day Awareness Workshop on “NAAC Peer Team Visit Preparation”.

Prof Pooja Rane

 Completed online course on Introduction to Data Science.

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Biomedical Engineering: Total Activities :07

Biomedical Student Association (BMSA) , Biomedical Engineering Society of India (BMESI)

 The seminar on “Significance of 3D Printing in Biomedical” was the first event conducted in the IMPULSE FEST by the BMESI & BMSA committee for the year 2019( 16th March 2019). The seminar was addressed by Mr.Guruprasad Rao-(Director and Mentor at Imaginarium India PVT.LTD). He spoke about the processes in 3D printing and its applications in biomedical industry.  The seminar on “How to make two from one-molecular regulation of cell division” conducted in the IMPULSE FEST by the BMESI & BMSA committee for the year 2019. (13th March 2019). Dr. Mithilesh Mishra from Tata Institute of Fundamental Research presented a talk on cell division in which he mentioned about the experimental work in cell division which won Nobel prizes. He explained in details the concept of cell division, frequency of cell division, different stages of cell division and various experiments conducted to understand the science behind cell division.  The seminar on Hospital administration was the last event conducted in the IMPULSE FEST by the BMESI & BMSA committee for the year 2019. (16th March 2019). The workshop was addressed by Mr.Shantanu Thatte (General Manager Engineering at MRR Children’s Hospital). The speaker briefed the students on the administration process carried out in the hospital.  The seminar on IoT Of Sensors was the third event conducted in the IMPULSE FEST by the BMESI & BMSA committee for the year 2019 (16th March 2019). The seminar was addressed by Dr.Y.S.RAO (Phd.IIT Bombay, M.E Electronics engineering, BE Elect. Engineering). He spoke about the real time systems and their type’s .He also gave the students an insight about the uses of real time systems in biomedical industry as well as its importance.  The seminar on “Biomedical And Speech Applications “was the second seminar conducted in the IMPULSE FEST by the BMESI & BMSA committee for the year 2019 (16th March 2019).The workshop was addressed by Dr.Alice Cheeran-PhD (Signal Processing, Image Processing, and Biomedical and Speech Applications).The speaker spoke about the signal information, ways to recognize sounds, acoustics, production, purpose of speech processing and its applications  The seminar on Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) was conducted by BMSA-VIT.The workshop was addressed by Mr.Pandurang Tekawade Head Respiratory Therapist-Hinduja Hospital, along with a team from Rescare Medisys. He spoke about the technique of CPR and under which circumstances it is given.  A workshop by Dr. Alok Kanti Deb on Virtual Lab Training on 26th February 2019. Workshop arranged by Biomedical Engineering Society of India (BMESI) and Electronics Engineering Student Association (EESA) committee.

Interaction With Outside World :

 Dr. Gajanan Nagare was invited as a Member of Local Inquiry Committee (LIC) for Continuation of affiliation for the academic year 2018-19.

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 Dr. Jitendra Toravi was invited as an expert member to discuss about paramedical courses by Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education

Master of Management Studies: Total Activities :04

E – Cell :

 Entrepreneurship Cell arranged “Idea Discussion” dt.10th February 2019. The activity a one-on- one session with students on start-up ideation and to create awareness about the intricacies related to entrepreneurship  Entrepreneurship Cell arranged seminar on “Basics of Entrepreneurship” dt. 27th March 2019. The activity was a briefing on the basics of Entrepreneurship for the F.E students.

Professional Body Association CII:

 First Year MMS students were participated in “CII Yi 25th Edition of Partnership Summit 2019”dt. 12th & 13th January 2019. The summit covered different topics related to the recent developments in the Indian Economy.  Session on “Social Media Management” dt. 28th January 2019. The session was regarding how social media has changed and impacted our lives. The session was conducted by  Ms. Komal Lath of Tute Consult.  “Post Budget Session” dt. 8th February 2019 student was given an opportunity to volunteer and attend the function arranged by CII wherein various industry members discussed the Interim Budget of 2019 with Hon. Finance Minister Piyush Goyal.

Interaction With Outside World :

 Ms. Smita Mukherjee attended Workshop on 'Management Research in Indian Context' at IIM- Ahmadabad organised by Indian Academy of Management and IIM Ahmedabad dt. 4th to 6th January 2019.  Ms. Manasi Keni participated in the workshop on “Academic Publishing Success” conducted by IES MCRC, Mumbai, India dt. 10th January 2019.  Ms. Trupti Naik, Ms. Varsha Maheshwari and second year MMS students attended National Conference “Growth Dynamics of India Banking Industry “dt.15th January 2019 at MET, Mumbai.  Dr.Jyotsna Golhar and Six first year MMS students participated as interns at 10X SCALE UP Conclave 2019 organised by BMA dt. 25th January 2019  Dr.Jyotsna Golhar and First Year MMS students participated as interns at Global Economic Summit 2019 organised by BMA dt. 7th and 8th March 2019  Mr. Jay Bhatt attended SME CONCLAVE – Industry 4.0 – Make Mittelstand in India at Hotel Taj Lands, End, Mumbai dt. 13th March 2019.  Dr. Jyotsna Golhar and Eight first year MMS students participated at 40th BMA Corporate Leadership & Academic Awards Function dt. 15th March 2019

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 Dr. Jyotsna Golhar Organised FDP as Resource Person on “Nuances of Research Methodology and Data Analysis “using SPSS & Excel. dt. 22nd March to 27th March 2019.  Dr. Jyotsna Golhar and Nine first year MMS students coordinated Symposium for School Principals organized by Maxplore dt. 30th March 2019.  Ms. Trupti Naik invited as External Panelist for MMS Final Project VIVA at Lala Lajpatrai Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai on dt. 27.04.2019  Dr. Amit Oak appointed to jointly act as Paper Setter, Moderator & Examiner for the MMS Sem IV subject “Management Control System”.  Dr. Amit Oak the VC Nominee on the Selection Committee for the selection of the Professor, Associate Professor and Assistant Professor at the RAMIET college, Shapur.  Dr. Amit Oak called for Guest Lecturer at the NICMAR for Project Finance.

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Preview & Review Process

Academic Preview Grading – July-2018 (Odd Semester)

Preview Evaluation Criteria and Grading Scheme - For All VIT Teaching Faculty

July 2018 Academic Preview - Grading Scheme

% Marks Range in Preview Form Obtained Grade >90 to 100 A+ > 80 to 90 A > 79 to 70 B+ > 69 to 60 B > 59 to 50 C+ Below 50 C Statistics of Faculty Evaluation – Academic Preview Report July 2018 & Comparison

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Grading Scheme for Faculty & Departmental Grade

Marks Grade Marks Grade Marks Grade >90 to 100 A+ >70 to 80 B+ >50 to 60 C+ >80 to 90 A >60 to 70 B BELOW 50 C Count of Faculty for a Specific Grade in Academic Preview – July 2018

Faculty Specific Grade and Respcetive count with grade Faculty Count in JULY 2018 Preview at VIT 120 109

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20 14 12 4 3 0 A+ A B+ Not ML conducted/NA

Specific Grade Obtained by Faculty in each Department in July 2018 Preview at VIT

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Average Marks and Equivalent Grading Obtained by Each Department at VIT July 2018 Preview

Average Marks and Equivalent Grading Table for Each Department at VIT

Average Marks and Grading Obtained by All VIT Faculty Together – July 2018

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Academic Review Grading – November -2018 (Odd Semester)

Review Evaluation Criteria and Grading Scheme - For All VIT Teaching Faculty

Nov 2018 Academic Review - Grading Scheme

% Marks Range in Review Form Obtained Grade >90 to 100 A+

> 80 to 90 A > 70 to 80 B+ > 60 to 70 B > 50 to 60 C+ Below 50 C

Statistics of Faculty Evaluation – Academic Review Report Nov 2018 & Comparison

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Grading Scheme for Faculty & Departmental Grade

Marks Grade Marks Grade Marks Grade >90 to 100 A+ >70 to 80 B+ >50 to 60 C+ >80 to 90. A >60 to 70 B Below 50 C

Count of Faculty for a Specific Grade in Faculty Academic Review – November 2018

Specific Grade Obtained by Faculty in each Department in November 2018 Review at VIT

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Average Marks & Equivalent Grade Obtained by Departments in VIT Nov 2018 Review

Average Marks and Equivalent Grading Table for Each Department at VIT

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Departmental Grade Comparison At a Glance for Previous Four Academic Reviews for VIT Faculties

Average Marks and Grading Obtained by All VIT Faculty Together – Nov 2018 Review

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Academic Preview Grading – Jan -2019 (Even Semester)

Preview Evaluation Criteria and Grading Scheme - For All VIT Teaching Faculty

January 2019 Academic Preview - Grading Scheme

% Marks Range in Preview Form Obtained Grade

>90 to 100 A+ > 80 to 90 A > 70 to 80 B+ > 60 to 70 B > 50 to 60 C+ Below 50 C

Statistics of Faculty Evaluation – Academic Preview Report Jan 2018 & Comparison

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Grading Scheme for Faculty & Departmental Grade

Marks Grade Marks Grade Marks Grade >90 to 100 A+ >70 to 80 B+ >50 to 60 C+ >80 to 90. A >60 to 70 B Below 50 C

Count of Faculty for a Specific Grade in Faculty Academic Preview – January 2019

Specific Grade Obtained by Faculty in each Department in January 2019 Preview at VIT

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Average Marks & Equivalent Grade Obtained by Departments in VIT Jan 2019 Preview

Average Marks and Equivalent Grading Table for Each Department at VIT

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Average Marks and Grading Obtained by All VIT Faculty Together – Jan 2018 Preview

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Academic Review Grading – May -2019 (Even Semester)

Review Evaluation Criteria and Grading Scheme - For All VIT Teaching Faculty

May 2019 Academic Review - Grading Scheme

% Marks Range in Review Form Obtained Grade >90 to 100 A+

> 80 to 90 A > 70 to 80 B+ > 60 to 70 B > 50 to 60 C+ Below 50 C

Statistics of Faculty Evaluation – Academic Review Report May 2019 & Comparison

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Grading Scheme for Faculty & Departmental Grade

Marks Grade Marks Grade Marks Grade >90 to 100 A+ >70 to 80 B+ >50 to 60 C+ >80 to 90. A >60 to 70 B Below 50 C

Count of Faculty for a Specific Grade in Faculty Academic Review – May 2019

Specific Grade Obtained by Faculty in each Department in May 2019 Review at VIT

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Average Marks & Equivalent Grade Obtained by Departments in VIT May 2019 Review

Average Marks and Equivalent Grading Table for Each Department at VIT

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Departmental Grade Comparison At a Glance for Previous Four Academic Reviews for VIT Faculties

Average Marks and Grading Obtained by All VIT Faculty Together – May 2019 Review

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Guest Lectures

Guest Speakers Invited to Various Departments at VIT in 2018-19

There are many developments and new concepts coming up in the technical field. To make the students aware of what is going on in market, what role will and should they play in the industry, all the departments of VIT invite guest speakers from other institutes and companies. Following is the list of all the guest lectures conducted in various departments at VIT campus:

ODD SEM :

Information Technology : 03  Guest Lecture for semester V students on “Getting Started with Raspberry Webcam and Motion Sensor Interface”by Mr.Kalpesh Patil on 11th September 2018.  Guest Lecture for semester V students on “ Trends and Challenges in Security” by Mr.Hitansh Kataria on 12th September 2018.  Guest Lecture for semester V students on “Internet Programming Techniques and application in industry”by Rakesh Pawar on 7th September 2018.

Computer Engineering : 04  Guest Lecture for Semester V Students was organized on “Life of Networks in Industry” by Mr. Vikram Babar on 23th AUGUST 2018.  Guest Lecture for Students was organized on “Real Life Application of ERP” by Mr. Arunjit Chowdhary on 4th September,2018  Guest Lecture for Students was organized on “Business Intelligence and its wide spread scope in Data Science and Business Analytics” by Mr. Naitik Soni on 26th September,2018  Guest Lecture for Students was organized on “Triggers 1 PL/SQL” by Ms. Priti Dalvi on 31st August 2018.

Electronics Engineering : 08  Guest Lecture on “ASIC Verification Need, Design Methodologies and Challenges” for V semester by Dr. Surendra Rathod on August 10, 2018.  Guest Lecture on “Communication Interface in Embedded System (I2C)” for final year students by Mr. Shirish Joshi on 28/09/2018.

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 Guest lecture on “Advances in Instrumentation” for second year students by Mr. Shishir Gupta (L&T) on 10 Oct 2018.  Guest lecture on “Micro- and Nano-fabrication of novel solid state detectors” for final year students by Dr. Achanta Venu Gopalfrom TIFR Mumbai on 26/07/2018.  Guest lecture on “Applications of Digital Circuit Design” for Second year students by Mr. Prathmesh Pokale from L&T Defence on 19th July 2018  Guest lecture on “Routing Protocols” for final year students by Yogesh Hudale on 1st August 2018.  Guest lecture on “Application of Power Electronics and Drives” for final year students, by Mr. Ramchandra Bhosale on 7th July 2018.  Guest Lecture on “Recent Trends and Market View on Medical Imaging Industry” for third year students, by Mr. Netra Risal on 9th October 2018

Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering : 04  Guest Lecture for Semester VII On “Recent Trends in Mobile Communication” by Mr. Amit Khare Assistant Manager in BSNL on 05th October 2018.  Guest Lecture for Semester V On “Recent Trends in Transmission Technology” by Mr. Amit Khare Assistant Manager in BSNL on 05th October 2018.  Guest Lecture for Semester “Recent Trends in Electronic Instrumentation and Control” by Mr Aseem Borkar, IITB Powai, Mumbai on 04th October 2018.  Guest Lecture for Semester III On “Industrial Application of Digital System Design” by Mr. Shirishkumar Joshi Director Technical Applied Digital Microsystem Pvt. Ltd. On 28th September 2018.

Biomedical Engineering : 05  Guest Lecture arranged by Prof. Arunkumar Ram for Semester VI students on “Surface Modification of Metalic Biomaterials: Bio- Inspired Innovations” by Mr. Dhananjay Patil on 8th October, 2018.  Guest Lecture arranged by Prof. Arunkumar Ram for Semester VI students on “Recent Trends And Market view on Medical Imaging Industry” by Mr. Netra Risal on 9th October, 2018.  Guest Lecture arranged by Dr. J. R. Toravi for Semester V students on “Hans on Training on “CPAP, BiPAP and NIV” by Mr. Jayram, Customer Support Executive, M/S Rescare Medisystems (I) Pvt. Ltd on 8th October, 2018.  Guest Lecture arranged by Prof. Harish Ojha for Semester V students on “Simulation Software” by Anand Panchal on 1st October 2018.  Guest Lecture arranged by Prof. Suvarna Udgire for Semester VII students on “Networking Skills in the Industry” by Mr. Yogesh Hudale on 1st August 2018.

First Year Engineering : 00

As per the policy, no activities will be conducted for semester 1.

Master of Management Studies : 08  Session for 2nd year HR students on “Training with Performing Arts” by Ms. Nirzari Bhide.

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 Session for 2nd year Marketing students on “Share of Mind and Share of Heart as Contemporary measures of competitive success in the fast food market” by Dr. Dhanashree Mahadevan.  Session for 2nd year Operations students on “International Supply Chain Management” by Mr. T.P. Bawa.  Session for 2nd year Finance students on “Fundamental and Technical Analysis” by Mr. Chaitanya Joshi.  Session for 2nd year Finance students on “Equity Derivatives” by Mr. Sachin Jawade and Mr. Hariharan Iyer.  Session for 1st year students on “Ego Defense Mechanisms” by Mr.K.V.Ganapathy  Session for 1st year students on “Leadership and Leadership Theories” by Dr. Navita Mahajan.  Session for 1st year students on “Probability” by Dr. Pradnya Khandeparkar.

EVEN SEM : Information Technology : 05  Guest Lecture for Semester VI On “Business Intelligence Tools” by Mr. Harsh Bhatia Associate Software Engineer on 28th March 2019.  Guest Lecture for Semester VIII on “Understanding Industry Tools for Simulation Based Skill Development ” by Yogesh Gadinaik , Simulation Engineer Encon Simulation India Pvt Ltd. on 07th March 2019.  Guest Lecture for Semester VI On “Virtualization Solution Using Vmware” by Mr. Rashi Gupta Consultant Logistics and supply chain On 19th March 2018.  Guest Lecture for Semester IV On “Introduction to Parallel Processing & Data Storage” by Ms.Kanchanmala Naukudkar Software Engineer, Upstox Pro. On 26th Feb 2019.  Guest Lecture for Semester IV On “Fundamentals of Networking” by Mr.Yogesh Hudale, Founder Telenetworking Pvt Ltd. On 29th Jan 2019.

Computer Engineering : 08  Guest Lecture for Semester IV On “Pipelining and its Hazards” by Dr. Faruk Kazi Professor & Dean R& D in V.J.T.I on 10th April 2019.  Guest Lecture for Semester VI “Importance of ERP” by Mr. Arunjit Chowdhury, on 28th February 2019.  Guest Lecture for Semester IV On “Overview of Cryptography and System Security” by Mr. Jerry Thomas Ethical Hackerin Skynet Secure Solution On 10th April 2019.  Guest Lecture for Semester IV on “Open Source Technology - Python” by Mr. Ramkumar Gupta Full Stack developer in quantiphi on 9th April 2018.  Alumni Guest Lecture on “Career Guidance”: His journey towards his startup by Mr. Akshay Doshi Entrepreneur and App Developer in SM Global Solutions on 9th April 2019.

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 Guest Lecture for Semester VI & VIII on “Data Science and Data Analytics” by Ms. Neeha Khalfay Data Scientist, Reliance Jio Infocomm limited on 1st April 2019.  Guest Lecture for Semester IV on “Overview of Linux Operating System” by Mr. Shailendra Kelkar Software Entrepreneur and Owner Aparna Web Services on 7th March 2019.  Guest Lecture for Semester VIII on “Ethical Hacking” by Mr. Sachin Dedia Founder & CEO, Skynet Secure on 11th March 2019.

Electronics Engineering : 07  Guest lecture on “Networks Design and Budget in Industry” for the subject of CCN for the Semester VI by DR. Deepak Karia on 18th January ,2019  Guest Lecture on “Mobile Technologies” in the subject of WC & MC for semester VI & VIII by Shri Nagnath Kulkarni on 28th January ,2019  Guest Lecture on “Real time applications of Digital Control Systems” in the subject of DCS for semester VIII by Mr. Aseem Borker on 05th March 2019  Guest Lecture on “Microprocessor Applications and Industry Needs” in the subject of MPA for semester IV by Mr. Shirish kumar Joshi on 05th March 2019  Guest Lecture on “Electronic Product Design in Industry” in the subject of EPD for semester VI by Mr. Ritesh Salunkhe on 15th March 2019  Guest Lecture on “Vending Machine Controlling System” in the subject of DSD for semester IV by Mr. Ritesh Salunkhe on 20th March 2019  Guest Lecture on “Real Life Applications of Control Systems” in the subject of LCS for semester IV by Mr. Umesh Sathe on 11th April 2019

Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering : 04  Guest Lecture for Semester VI On “Industrial Application of Networking” by Shri. Yogesh Hudale, Director, Telenetwork Technologies, Mumbai. On 29th Jan 2019.  Guest Lecture for Semester VI “Data Warehouse and its implementation and Data Migration and MIS” by Mr. Sachin Bansode Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd. Mumbai, On 04th April 2019.  Guest Lecture for Semester IV On “Recent Trends in Communication” by Mr. Amit Khare Senior Manager, BSNL. On 29th March 2019.  Guest Lecture for Semester IV On “Application of Signal &l System” by Mr. Pratik Bajaria. On 04th April 2019.

Biomedical Engineering : 04  Guest Lecture arranged by Prof. Geetha Narayanan for Semester VIII students on “Surveillance and Monitoring strategies for Autonomous Agents” by Mr. Aseem Borkar on 05th March 2019.  Guest Lecture arranged by Prof. Arunkumar Ram for Semester VI students on “Point of Care Technologies” by Ms. Sushma Patel on 26th March, 2019.

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 Guest Lecture arranged by Dr. Jitendra Toravi for Biomedical Students on “Hospital Administration” on 16th March 2019.  Guest Lecture arranged by Prof. Harish Ojha for Semester IV Students on “Use of Integrated Circuits in Biomedical” on 20th March 2019.

First Year Engineering : 00

As per the policy, no activities will be conducted for semester 1.

Master of Management Studies : 14  Session for Sem II students on Topic : Overview of Research Projects in Industry Speaker: Dr. Sameer Siyal, Senior Manager Research and Development at Tata Teleservices.  Session for Sem II students on Topic : Data analysis and Interpretation Speaker : Prof. N. R. Hegde.  Session for Sem II students on “Analysis of Financial Statements” by Mr. Ms. Vijaya Iyer.  Session for Sem II students on “Financial Management” by Mr. Hemant Joshi.  Session for Sem II students on “Analysis of Financial Statements” by Mr. P.M.Nayak.  Session for Sem II students on “Corporate Valuation” by Mr. Vaibhav Banjan.  Session for Sem II & IV students on “Understanding Basic Finance” by Dr.Sujit Metre.  Session for Sem II students on “General Management” by Ms. Shoma Shrivastava.  Session for Sem II students on “HRM” by Mr. Eisen Picardo.  Session for Sem II students on “MIS” by Mr. Pawan Sawant.  Session for Sem II & IV students on “IT in Supply Chain Management” by Mr. Jayant Kulkarni.  Session for 2nd year Finance students on “Commercial Banking” by Ms. Vijaya Iyer and Ms. Pratibha Nadkarni.  Session for 2nd year Finance students on “Commercial Banking” by Mr. Milind Limaye.  Organised a three day workshop on Digital Marketing for first year MMS students from 2nd to 4th February 2019 in association with MakeIntern and i5summit (IIM Indore Student Welfare Event)

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Industrial Visits

ODD SEM :

Electronics Engineering: 03  Visit to Automation Exhibition Center, Goregaon East on 01 September 2018 with 15 final year students.  Industrial Visit on “ASIC Verification – Need, Design Methodologies and Challenges” to SPIT on August 10, 2018.  Visit to Nanofabrication Facility at IITB on 29th September 2018 with 52 BE Biomedical and ETRX, students and Prof. Geetha Narayanan, Prof. Neelam Punjabi, Prof. Akshata Bhatt, Prof. Kavitha Viswanathan.

Biomedical Engineering: 03  Industrial Visit to Nanofabrication Facility at IITB, for Semester IV students on 29th September, 2018.  One day visit At to Drager India Pvt. Ltd. Goregoan, for members of Biomedical and Electronics Engineering Department on 14th August, 2018.  Hospital visit to Anatomy & Physiology Department, G. S. Medical College for SE Biomedical students on 4th September, 2018.

Master of Management Studies : 01

 Industrial visit for 2nd year Marketing students to APMC market to understand the concepts in Sales Management.

EVEN SEM :

Electronics Engineering: 02  Visit to Quanser Laboratory ~ College of Engineering, Pune On 09th March’2019. 04 Students from BE,  Visit to Imaginarium, The Great Oasis, Marol Industrial Area, Andheri East, On 12th April 2019. 12 Students from TE DIV-A.

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Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering : 02

 Industrial Visit to Hindustan Unilever Linited, Nashik Sinner on 28th Feb 2019 of Second Year Students.  Industrial Visit to Automation Lab IIT-Bombay, Powai on 30th Nov 2018 of Faculty.

Biomedical Engineering: 02  Industrial Visit to “Department of Biosciences Laboratory- Tata Institute of Fundamental Research Colaba” on 30 March 2019.  Hospital Visit to “Nanavati Hospital, Various imaging modalities” on 05th March 2019.

Master of Management Studies:01

 Visit to Whistling Woods International dt. 9th February 2019. All the students of First Year MMS were invited to visit Whistling Woods International, Institute for Filmmaking.

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Student Activities

Student Council

The Student Council 2018-19 was formed on 20 August 2018. The new Council secretaries and the student chapter representatives spoke about their mission, vision and committee goals. They all pledged to put in their best efforts. The Principal addressed the Council on how they can take VIT to greater heights.

List of Heads and Secretaries

Student Council Convener: Prof. Sachin Deshpande

Cultural Council Convener: Prof. Prathamesh Indulkar

Cultural Council Co-Convener: Prof. Rohit Barve

Technical Council Convener: Prof. Vijay Purohit

Technical Council Co-Convener: Prof. Amit Dhanwani

Sports Council Convener: Prof Dattatray Bade

Sports Council Co-Convener: Prof. Sandeep Kamble

Literary Council Convener: Prof. Micky Barua

Literary Council Co-Convener: Prof. Mitalee Gangal

Portfolio of Students Name of The Student Class Branch Council 2018-19 General Secretary Prathamesh Kulkarni TE ETRX Joint General Secretary Gandharva Annadate TE CMPN

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Cultural Secretary Pooja Shetty TE BIOM Joint Cultural Secretary Vidhi Dave SE EXTC Technical Secretary Utkarsha Chandel TE INFT Joint Technical Secretary Aniket Randive TE ETRX Sports Secretary Vrunal Masurkar TE CMPN Sports Secretary Rutuja Patil TE INFT Joint Sports Secretary Yuraza Kadari TE INFT Literary Secretary Emad Haque TE ETRX Joint Literary Secretary Swathy Nair TE ETRX Treasurer Jayendra Deshmukh TE EXTC Sponsorship Head 1. Chinmay Jaripatke SE ETRX 2. Harsh Aggarwal TE INFT Publicity Head 1. Shouryaraj Kalekar TE BIOM 2. Arpita Wagulde TE CMPN Creative Head 1. Harsh Wasan TE INFT 2. Samriddhi Mathur TE BIOM Documentation Head 1. Vedant Varma TE ETRX 2. Akash Pawara TE CMPN V- Calibre Clicker Head 1. Sanika Todankar TE ETRX 2. Vaibhav Potdar TE EXTC

Co-curricular Activities:

Event Name Friday Paathshala – Wisecrack Event Schedule 7th September 2018(5:30pm-7:00pm) Event Venue B105

The ‘Literary Council’ organized the first Friday Paatshala event of the year named as ‘Wisecrack’. The event comprised of three rounds. It was a group event where there were 3 members in each group. Around 11 groups participated in this event. Anchoring of this event was done by Heramb Gupta and Richa Bhujbal. First Round was “Taboo”. In this round one of the member had to choose a ‘chit’ in which 3 words were written the member had to use speech only to prompt that word to the others without using the taboo or forbidden words. Gesturing was not allowed. The top 6 teams that scored maximum points qualified for the next round. The Second round was ‘Pictionary’ with a twist. In this round you had to earn the chit by tossing the ping pong balls in array of cups following which the member who won the chit had to draw the word on the whiteboard without prompting or gesturing the other teammates, while others had to guess the word ’. The top 2 teams with the maximum number of guesses qualified for the next round. The third and the final round was the rapid fire round. The two teams that VIT Annual Report 2018-19 134 qualified were bombarded with a series of questions based on TV series, Movies, General Knowledge etc in a time limit of 2 min. There was an intense competition between the two teams but group no. 9 which comprised of Chinmay Tiwari, Raviraj Shinde and Ajit Nisar came out at the top. Convener Prof.Sachin Deshpande was also present for the event. Convener of literary council Prof.Mickey Barua and Co-Convener Prof.Mitali Gangal presented the prize to the winner team. The event was organized in a spectacular fashion and ended up being a huge success.

Event Name Friday Paathshala - TGIF Event Schedule 28th September(4:45pm – 6:45pm) Event Venue Gate 2 The ‘Cultural Council’ of ‘Vidyalankar Institute of Technology’ organized a ‘Friday Pathshala’ event called ‘TGIF’, on the 28th of September, 2018. It was kicked off by Vidhi Dave, the host for the evening. It was basically a fun filled event which comprised of 3 rounds in total. There were 16 teams where each team had 3 members - 2 students and 1 teacher. The First round was a ‘Relay Round’ which was exceptionally interesting. It comprised of 3 subparts, namely - flip the cup, hula hoop and juggle the ball. One team member had to gulp down a glass of Thumbs Up and flip the glass. Following this the next team member had to hula hoop for 30 seconds and in case the participant dropped the hula hoop, 2 seconds were added as penalty. After this, the third member had to juggle a ball on a table tennis racket and walk towards the finish line, and if the participant dropped the ball then they had to start juggling again

VIT Annual Report 2018-19 135 from the start point. It was a time based round and the teams which were quicker in completing the relay race made the cut to the next round. Round 1 was fun, which eventually culminated with six teams qualifying for Round 2. Round Two was immensely entertaining and was called the ‘Balloon Fight’, wherein each team had balloons tied to their ankles, and had to burst the opponent team’s balloons using their foot only. The teams which successfully burst all the balloons of the opponent team were qualified for the final round. 6 teams made it to this round.. Team 6 lead by Prof. Bhanu Tekwani, team 7 lead by Prof. Shradhha Panbude and team 12 lead by Prof. Mohit Gujar did exceptionally well and booked their seats for the next and the final round. Finally, it was time for the 3rd and the last round of the day, which was called ‘Hostage Rescue’. In this round, one of the team members was made the hostage who was tied on the side. Another member was made the Thrower and the final member was made the Basket Catcher. The mission of the thrower was to get 5 balls in the basket which was tied around the Basket catcher’s waist. Once 5 balls were in the basket, the thrower had to pick a key from a bunch of keys out of which only 1 key opened the lock on the hostage’s hand. Then he would try unlocking the lock and if successful, that team would be declared as the winner, or else, the thrower will again have to put 5 balls in the basket and so forth. The 3rd round was extremely thrilling and kept the audience intrigued and engrossed. It was indeed a nail biting contest, and Team 12 emerged winners. Team 6 and 7 gave their all, but unfortunately ended up being the Runner’s up. In the end, Prof. Prathamesh Indulkar and Prof. Rohit Barve, Cultural Council Conveners were called up to distribute prizes to the winners i.e. Team 12.

Event Name High Street Homicide Event Schedule 3rd October 2018 (04:45pm to 06:00pm) Event Venue 2Nd floor M-Block, D-Block No. of Beneficiaries Participants – 44, Spectators - 10

“Mystery creates wonder and wonder is the basis of man's desire to understand.” The Literary council of Vidyalankar Institute of Technology has set benchmark for conducting activities in such a way that the students not only enjoy but also learn things from it. The theme of this year’s fresher’s was “An Affair in Broadway”. The event was related to the theme and was named as “High Street Homicide in Broadway” the event was held in 3 classrooms and was conducted by Heramb VIT Annual Report 2018-19 136

Gupta. The central idea of the event was a Broadway actor had been murdered and New York police department has called a bunch of detectives to solve the murder. Team of detectives were handed the suspect profile. There were 4 suspects. Suspect profile contains the background information of the 4 suspects and their history with the victim and the testimony which they provided to the police. Every team was given 10 minutes to read the suspect profiles. There were three rooms Thinking room, Murder site, Interrogation room. The teams were handed the suspect profile in the thinking room for 10 minutes. Then teams were moved to the next room which was the murder site. In that room murder site was created and evidence was kept. Each team was given 3-5 minutes in the murder room. Teams were taken to the interrogation room where the teams can actually interrogate the suspects. They were given 5-10 minutes in the room for asking the questions after that teams were taken back to the thinking room where they had to submit the report of who they think is the killer. The winners were awarded the Charcoal eats Vouchers. The event was organized in a spectacular fashion, and received a massive response from the Freshers'. It concluded at 6:00pm.

Event Name Sound Of Circuits Event Schedule 3rdth October 2018 (05:15pm to 07:00pm) Event Venue D105 No. of Beneficiaries Participants – 22, Spectators - 20

The ‘Technical Council’ conducted the event named ‘Sound Of Circuits’ on 3rd of october 2018,The event comprised of two rounds, It was a team event with each team comprising of 2 students. Around 11 Teams participated from various departments,The event was anchored by Bhakti Sarmalkar. First Round comprised of a quiz but with a technical twist. One of the team members were required to answer the quiz questions while the other member had move a metal loop on a low current twisted open metal wire without making the contact, If there was a contact with the metal wire a buzzer would ring and participant had to start all over again, also the other team member was required to continuously answer the questions till the other member didn’t finish the metal loop to the end. The team that answered the maximum questions with least amount of time taken to complete the live wire challenge won this round. Round two raised the level of technicality even more with a circuit cracking challenge. In this round a circuit was introduced such that it was termed as a “BOMB”. This circuit (Bomb) was designed in such a way that it contained various electronics elements such as capacitors, resistors, wires etc. now the circuit was presented in such a way that the participants were required to cut two wires without disturbing the circuit an LED was attached to circuit to indicate this change. If the circuit went of off due to the cutting of wrong wire the team was blasted with a glitter filled balloon. Students enjoyed the bomb defusing thrill of the event coupled with the circuit solving element which gave the event a unique factor. The event was concluded at 7pm. VIT Annual Report 2018-19 137

Event Name Broadway Brokers Event Schedule 4th October 2018 (04:45pm to 07:00pm) Event Venue M502 No. of Beneficiaries Participants – 20, Spectators - 30

The ‘Literary council’ of Vidyalankar Institute of Technology has set a benchmark for conducting activities that the students not only enjoy those but also learn a great deal with it. With the same perspective in view, the ‘Broadway Brokers’ event was organized and was held on 4th October. The event started at 5pm. It was kicked off by Omkar Joshi, the host for the evening. The event participants were divided into 11 total teams with each team consisting of 2 participants. According to the event rules each game in the event had a time limit of 15 min. Initially each team was given 7000 points as a start off and then as they cross each Broadway they will earn 1500 points for one. In the team of two players one player will be the sitting player whose is supposed to take part in the auction, roll the dice and answer questions. While the other player will be a standing player who will move along the Broadway as the dice instructs, buy property and answer questions. Regardless of VIT Annual Report 2018-19 138 this the two players of the same team are allowed to interact with each other regarding the balance money. As of for the auctions there were total seven genre of topics like entertainment, science, maths, atlas, sports, Bollywood, spelling/grammar. The starting amount was 500 and the bid will then be raised by 100 if the team has to buy it. So to buy an auction whenever someone comes to another team`s property they have to answer the questions from the opposing team`s auction and if they answer the correct answer then they would have to pay reduced rent and if they answer wrong then they would have to pay an increased rent for the property, Also the team who has invested the most in the auctions will get to play the game first. So these were the basic rules the participants had to follow in order to play the game. The event started with great enthusiasm and energy. There was a positive vibe during the event. Every team was trying at their fullest potential to finish the game first and mark the crown of victory for their own class. As every team had to answer the questions in order to pay the rent for the property they entered. So every team was doing their best to successfully answer the questions related to above auction genres. The event had a time limit of 15min. So the players had to buy as many properties as they can in the amount of bidding they put in the auction of every property while also dealing with other teams. Besides all this they even had to deal with the increase in the rent payments they would have to pay if they answer the questions wrong. Every team was dealing with a race with time as well as the stress of buying maximum properties from the government. At the end of the heated but interesting event, finally FE ETRX B was declared the winner of the event. The winners were given vouchers for charcoal eats for securing first place in the event. Vote of thanks was proposed by the hosts and the event heads. The event was thus concluded at 7pm on a joyous note.

Event Name Fresher’s Week – A show Of Pictures Event Schedule 4th October 2018 (05:15pm – 07:00pm) Event Venue M101 No. of Beneficiaries Participants – 32, Spectators – 28

The ‘Technical Council’ conducted the event named ‘A show of Pictures’ on 3rd of October 2018. The event comprised of two rounds, it was a team event with each team comprising of 2 students. Around 16 Teams participated from various departments; the event was anchored by Priyanka Chaurasia. First Round comprised ‘Morse Coding’ wherein a card with a message written on it was provided to the participants and they were asked to convey this message to their partner using Morse-Code with the help of a torch, The team partner was provided with a Morse sheet wherein the alphabets with their respective Morse codes were given, The team was required to crack this message with Morse-code being the only language of communication.

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Round 2: After completing of the round-1 the teams were then given an envelope with an object written inside one of the team members was required to go behind the white board and describe the object in geometric shapes only, the other member was required to draw this object with a marker on the board based on the geometrical shaped described by the other member. The team which completed both the rounds accurately with least time won. Students enjoyed the event and liked the technical element given to it, Technical Convener Prof. Vijay Purohit was also present at the event accompanied by the Student-Council convener Prof. Sachin Deshpande, The event ended up being a huge success. It concluded at 7pm.

Event Name Fresher’s Eve Event Schedule 5th October 2019(5.30pm- 8.30pm) Event Venue VIT campus No. of Beneficiaries Audience:- 1000 Participants:- 6

Fresher’s Eve was the climax after the entire week of fun activities for FE’s. The programme started at 5:30pm. Simran Mhaswadkar and Mithilesh Patankar were the hosts for the evening. The programme was kick started by the VIT Music team. After that, the final round of Mr. & Miss Fresher’s took place. All the participants were great and they kept the crowd enthralled. Roadies fame Rohan Hingorani was the judge for the event. The VIT VIT Annual Report 2018-19 140

Inter dance team mesmerized the crowd with their moves. Also the performance by Simran and her group spell bounded the crowd. Then there was the Prize distribution for the winner of several fresher’s event which were conducted during the week. The winners were:- ‘Best Fresher’s class’ - CMPN B. ‘Mr. Fresher’ - Gravit Hingad ‘Miss. Fresher’ - Ketaki Sawant ‘Best Dress(Male)’ - Hritik Shetty ‘Best Dress(Female) - Vrushika Mohite.

The V-Press team kept the crowd indulged by arranging fun events like Rapid Fire, Spin the wheel, Race against time(RAT). There was a photobooth with all the props related to the theme ‘Broadway’ which was built by the Creatives. The VCC team was present there to capture the entire event. The Council had also arranged the food stalls for the students. Indeed the first year students went home with a lot of memories which they will surely cherish for a long time.

Event Name V Emperors Intra Debates – Final Event Schedule 11th October 2018 (04:45pm – 07:00pm) Event Venue D-305 Blue Box No. of Beneficiaries Participants – 8, Spectators - 70

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“You can sway a thousand men by appealing to their prejudices quicker than you can convince one man by logic.” Debate is one of the academic activities that give students creative room to express what they feel. The length and breadth of knowledge that they gain through this is simply unparalled. The ‘Literary Council’ of ‘Vidyalankar Institute of Technology’ has set the benchmark for conducting activities in such a way that the students not only enjoy but also learn a great deal from it. With the same perspective in view, the ‘V Emperors Intra Debate Competitions’ were organized and the finals of the said competition were held on the 11th of October, 2018 in D-305, Blue Box. The event started at 5pm. It was kicked off by Heramb Gupta and Omkar Joshi, the hosts for the evening. With the topic chosen for the year being ‘Development of Autonomous weapon systems should be banned’, speakers from TE CMPN-B and BE INFT-A vied for honours. INFT-A argued for the motion and CMPN-B against the motion. The rules of the finals were as follows- The proponents open first but close last. Opponents will open second but close first. The same team member cannot deliver the opening and closing statement both. No vulgarity. Excessive use of hand gestures must be avoided. Thinking time - 2 minutes. Opening Statement – 2 minutes. Rebuttal Round – 12 minutes. Closing Statement – 2 minutes each. The teams were well prepared and they used various skills like overstatement, definition, rhetoric, irony etc. to convince the audience. The participants, armed with statistics and data validated and made their arguments more emphatic with right facial expressions, body movements and no gestures. Both the teams exhibited great oratorical skills. They put in tremendous hard work to showcase their hidden talent. The debaters displayed confidence in presenting their arguments before audience and the judge for the evening Prof. Smita Mukherjee from MMS department who then spoke about the overall debate and also shared some points the finalists missed out on. At the end of the heated but interesting debate, finally TE CMPN-B was declared the winner and was awarded with the prize money. BE INFT-A received the consolation prizein the contest. Vote of thanks was proposed by the hosts. The debate concluded at 6pm on a joyous note.

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Event Name Dandiya night Event Schedule 12th October 2018 (05:00pm – 08:00pm) Event Venue Ground 1 No. of Beneficiaries Audience - 200

Vidyalankar Institute of Technology had organized the dandiya night on 12th October 2018. The campus looked like mini Gujarat, with all the students and teachers dressed up in traditional Gujarati attire. Dancing to the rhythmic Dandiya beats, the celebration commenced at 05:00pm at ground 1, which can in a way be called as the HEART OF THE COLLEGE – a location which no eye can miss. The vibrant of the garba costumes instigated a spark of zenith in one and all. The news of this event had spread like fire among the students and many had gathered around to witness this eve. A number of food stalls were set up at the entrance. The delightful sight of the energetic 200 light-footed young boys and girls swirling in a graceful rhythmic moment evoked admiration among all present there. The traditional Garba music, mixed with some peppy Bollywood songs kept everyone glued to the dance floor till the very end of the day. By 08:00pm everything was wrapped up and the dandiya night ended successfully, thanks to the combined efforts of our convener, heads, core and students.

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Event Name Friday Paathshala – Crazy Cube Event Schedule 11th January 2019(4:45pm – 6:30pm) Event Venue Bluebox

The ‘Technical Council’ organized a Friday Paatshala event named as ‘Crazy Cube’. The event comprised of two rounds. It was a group event where there were 4 members in each group. Around 6 groups participated in this event. Anchoring of this event was done by Rameen and Kaveri. First Round was conducted with four teams. In this round one of the members from each team had to solve a cube on which 3 different domains were written. This member had to solve the cube with their preferred domain. On solving the preferred domain, they would be asked a question in regards with the domain they have solved on the cube. If the team could answer the question, they were rewarded with points accordingly. After some rapid question and answers two teams progressed to the second and the final round. In this particular round the volunteers were asked to keep a check on time as well. In the final round, the winning team leaded 3-0. The names of the winners are as follows:

NAME CLASS Prakhar Rawat FE EXTC A Rashiv Singh FE EXTC A Avneesh Haridas FE EXTC A Selva Koliyar FE EXTC A

The winners were awarded with vouchers by the dignitaries who also played one round of the event. The dignitaries were Mrs. Anuradha Bhatia and Mr. Vijay Purohit. The event ended with great joy and enthusiasm.

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Event Name Friday Paathshala – Break the skull Event Schedule 18th January(5pm – 6:45pm) Event Venue Gate 2

“It’s never too late to work towards being the healthiest you” The Sports council of ‘Vidyalankar Institute of Technology’ organised the “Break the Skull” contest as a Friday Paathshala event. Archis Patil, a renowned professional football freestyler and a world record holder in football tricks, being the chief guest of the said event. Many contestants took part as a team of two in this event to test their strength and endurance. It was reverted with the same vigor and zeal by the spectators. The event consisted of three rounds. In the first round one of the teammates had to perform squats while the other had to do crunches within a time limit of 60 seconds. The round ended with 13 teams making it to the next one. The second round consisted of the participants doing push-ups and holding their bodies in plank position for about 2 minutes. A tough match indeed, yet 5 teams victoriously made it to the next round.The last round of the game was preceded by the chief guest, Archis Patil, showcasing his talent before the audience followed by a short motivational speech.In the final round, one of the teammates had to do burpees and the other had to run back and forth within a minute. They were heavily cheered by the crowd; the atmosphere was full of enthusiasm and zest.The event concluded around 6:40pm. Two teams emerged as winners, Saurabh Kharche with Pranit Sarpe and Aditya Andhale with Vedant Ukirde. The winners were appreciated and awarded accordingly by the chief guest.

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Event Name Dance Workshop Event Schedule 5:20pm to 6:30pm Event Venue Gate 2

‘Opportunity dances with those who are already on the dance floor’ and this opportunity was grabbed by the students of VIT. Thanks to the VIT cultural council to organize this dance workshop. The students of VIT actively took part in the workshop. Around 25-30 students rocked the floor by their vibrant yet graceful moves. Xavier Simoes took charge and guided them along .The crowd was lively enough to cheer the participants. The workshop started at 5:20 pm and was hosted by Pallavi. The workshop was kick started by the hypnotic Xavier Simoes. His breathtaking performance amazed everyone present there. By the end of the workshop at 6:30 pm the dance moves of the participants were confident and impressive. This workshop experience must have surely induced the required dancing skills and great memories among the students.

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Event Name Sportsmania Unveiling Event Schedule 1:15pm – 1:45pm Event Venue Gate 2

"Winners never quit and quitters never win" Sports are not always about winning, it is about fair play and believing in equality and justice. Losing is a part and parcel of any game and accepting defeat in a positive competitive spirit distinguishes a true sportsperson which propels him/her to strive harder the next time to achieve what he/she missed out on the previous game. ‘Sportsmania’, Vidyalankar Institute of Technology's very own sports festival organised each year by the Sports Council of the mentioned institute, saw an exquisite unveiling ceremony on 31st of January, 2019. The complete event was organised by the Sports Council and the hosting was done by the current Sports Secretary Rutuja Patil and former Sports Secretary Madhura Mengade aided by their peers.The event hosted 17 games consisting of 3 indoor and 15 outdoor sports in a timeline of 9th-15th February, 2019. The Unveiling began with Prof. Sachin Despande, Prof. Dattatray Bade and Prof. Sandeep Kambli lighting the torch, a ceremony representing the connection between the game and sports spirit of players partaking in them.To celebrate this furthermore, Mallakhamb Act was performed by associates of Shree Samartha Vyayam Mandir, Dadar. Nearly 15 students along with their coach presented this traditional Indian sport, showcasing their talent, leaving all those spectating in a state of awe.The unveiling event ended at around 1:35 pm not before exhibiting the majestic trophies and medals only deserved by the victors.

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Event Name Just A Minute(JAM) Event Schedule 31st January 2019(5:30pm – 7:00pm) Event Venue M-101

“It’s not sir its sire”, this is how the JAM organized by the Literary Council began. The judge and the guest for the event was the No. 1 JAM Master in India, Hormuz Ragina. The Seminar hall was crowded with students as everyone was excited to see the JAM Master in action. The event began at 5.30pm before which the guest was interviewed by the V-Press team. JAM is an event where one contestant from the panel has to speak on the given topic without hesitation, repetition and correct usage of grammar for a minute, while the other contestants can challenge him/her on a number of given objectives which are classified as major and minor objections. The major objections, if right gives 5 points and if wrong reduces 5 points, similarly for minor objections, if right +2 points and if wrong, -2 points. Objections based on Grammar, Repetition/Time wasting, Plagiarism, Dramatization, Slang/Abuses ,and Predefinition were under Major Objections while objections based on Speech Defect, Late/Early Start, Standard Format, Incoherent, and Tempo(too slow/too fast) were classified under Minor Objection. But, at the end whatever the JAM Master decides is the final decision as he is “GOD” of the event. The panel consisted of 12 students from various colleges. Time limit and Scores were maintained by the literary core members Heramb, Sanika, Soham and Janhvie. The first round was played according to the standard JAM rules. The second round had an interesting twist as the contestants were not allowed to use four lettered words in addition to that if someone objects, before they start speaking they had to say “VERVE Rocks”, if anyone failed to recall it then 5 points were reduced from their score. There was another twist in the third round as the contestants had to use compulsorily one Hindi word in the sentence and after objecting they had to enounce a Bollywood dialogue before telling what the objection was, if someone failed to do so they were given negative points. The fourth and final round was the most hilarious round as all the contestants performed a dance step, if someone objects they had to perform the dance step of the contestant they objected. There was a cut throat competition between contestant No. 5 Nilay Zaveri and contestant No. 6 Pranav Nimbar. But due to his brilliant performance in the last round Pranav Nimbar won the competition. The crowd was thoroughly entertained by Hormuz’s anchoring and antics.The event concluded at 7.00pm.

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Event Name V Studio Event Schedule 1st February 2019( 4:45pm – 7:30pm) Event Venue Auditorium No. of Beneficiaries Spectators - 250 “Music expresses that which cannot be put into words and that which cannot remain silent” Of all the languages in the world, Music is the one best understood. With music you can communicate across cultural and linguistic boundaries in ways that you can’t with ordinary languages like English or French. Musing over that, the ‘Cultural Council’ of ‘Vidyalankar Institute of Technology’ harmonized for the first time ever, our very own VIT version of ‘Coke Studio’: ‘V Studio’. It was set up on the 1st of February, 2019 in the auditorium. It was kicked off by Vidhi Dave, the host for the evening. The honorary artists for the evening were ‘The Vanilla Duo’, Harish Moyal and Aishwarya Pandit, Samir and Pragya Dasgupta, and our very own Music team – Apaches. The auditorium was jam packed with students and teachers. It was hard to not feel a combination of excitement and nervousness in the air. The concert opened with the enthralling lines of ‘No matter where you are’ by Kiara and Shane from ‘The Vanilla Duo’. Two voices, a guitar and a shaker, that’s all they needed in order to get all the heads nodding along to their rhythm. Singing along the lines of ‘Can’t stop the feeling’ and ‘Whenever,Wherever’, the duo won the hearts of the crowd. Next up were the Apache. The VIT Music team serenaded the crowd with the lyrics of ‘Lag Jaa Gale’ and ‘Zara Zara’. ‘Kaisi Paheli Zindagani’ was definitely one of the songs which got the crowd break into singing. Romantic slow songs were positively welcomed after the many zappy songs. Mr Harish Moyal – one of the finalists from Indian Idol, and Ms Aishwarya Pandit – from Sa Re Ga Ma Pa, crooned on ‘Sukoon Mila’ and ‘O Sathi Re’.‘Pyar ke Pal’ sung by Harish Ji, incited flash of memories and a smile on everyone’s face.Last but definitely not the least, Mr Samir and Ms Pragya Dasgupta entered the stage accompanied by their instrumentalists. They expressed how ecstatic they were to sing in front of such a lively audience. They started up with ‘Let me love you’ and ‘Ishq Sufiana’. Both the singers had beautiful voices. The crowd sang all the songs along with them. The V studio concluded at 7.30pm on the tune of ‘Afreen Afreen’.

Event Name Poetry Slam Event Schedule 4th February 2019(5:00pm – 7:30pm) Event Venue Auditorium

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The ‘Literary Council’ of ‘Vidyalankar Institute of Technology’ organized a Pre-Verve event ‘Poetry Slam’. Poetry Slam is an event in which poets of all ages perform spoken word poetry. Six amazing speakers were lined up for the event. The event was hosted by Hridaya Murudkar. Event commenced at 5.00 pm. The level of enthusiasm was very high among the audience. First speaker was Saad Shaikh a Standup comedian and a poet, a Muslim guy who likes to bomb on stage more than anywhere else; he shared his personal experiences with the audience and also about his motivation for writing poets. The next poet was Ria Kumar, presented her poetry to convey a beautiful message to the audience about love and emotion. After that Shaurya Shah talked about one sided love through his poem and mesmerizing Shayaris (a rich tradition of poetry in Urdu). Sainee Raj, an actor and screen writer by profession known for Interior Café Night and many other shows, was the next poet. Her poems depicted her ideas about love and feminism. Next inline was our in-house poet Ameya Mahalaxmikar, who is known for his deep knowledge of music and passion for writing poems; he recreated old memories of his college life through the poems. Last but not the least was the special guest and the most anticipated poet Yahya Bootwala, a famous spoken word artist and Internet sensation from Mumbai, who came into limelight when one of his poetry video, went viral on YouTube, and generated 5 million+ views. He recited all his famous poets including ‘Shayad Wo Pyaar Nahi’ and some new ones as well after that he shared some of his past experience in the form of poems with audience staring with a great round of applause. Event ended at 7.30 with incredible memories.

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Event Name Sportsmania 2019 Event Schedule 4:45pm-7:00pm Event Venue Ground1, Ground 2, MPC, S-block

“He who is not courageous enough to take risks will accomplish nothing in life” – Muhammad Ali With that being said, Sports Council of the Vidyalankar Institute of Technology (VIT) hosted the most awaited for, extravagance and widely known Sportsmania 2018/19. It was a 6 DAY action packed intercollegiate project held from the 9th to the 15th of February 2019. Sportsmania, as the name follows, comprised of numerous sports followed by their natural difficulties. Since its induction, Sportsmania has repeatedly proven to be an outstanding platform for players and athletes from various, distant and from places where no artificial support is provided. Continuing the same, for the year 2018/19, Sportsmania witnessed a total footfall of around 3000 people inclusive of powerful players, coaches and the team as a whole.

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3. RINK FOOTBALL (GIRLS) 4. LONG FOOTBALL 5. CHESS

For all the five above mentioned sports, the response of the players with regards to participation was immense. Numerous teams from every corner of the city came together for an ultimate face-off. From the list, the first sport to kick-off was VOLLEYBALL. Prof. Dattatray Bade along with Prof. Shrikant Velankar inaugurated the event. The event took off to a power packed start. Chants in support of their respective teams were heard at large from the surrounding audience. It was ensured by the Sports Council of the institute that none of the players face the need for bringing their own refreshments. All the players including their fans were provided with refreshing beverages. Next, on the first day of SPORTSMANIA 2018/19 came on RINK FOOTBALL for both boys & girls. Rink, as the name suggests, was a shorter version of a regular football game. Matches were ended quickly and some, at times, in dispute as to whether it is a foul or not OR whether it is a goal or not. Everyone rejoiced at the beauty of the game. Next, SPORTSMANIA witnessed the game of LONG FOOTBALL. Long football was played in a game limit of 7 players on ground with 3 substitutes. Creative goals and beautiful gameplay were observed among the players. Teams which won matches on DAY 1 were scheduled to revisit the same Venue on 10th of February 2019 i.e. DAY 2 of SPORTSMANIA 2018/19. To summarize, the game was held for a time limit of 7 minutes per half with additional extra time at the diligence of the referee. Further on the list, began the game of CHESS. The game, also known as, strength of mind, was played fairly by the players. The game came with more than usual difficulties and challenges. Here again, the Sports Council of the Institute ensured that no disturbance or noise was allowed inside the room as it is proven to be a distraction of the skill full thought of the players.

(10th February 2018/19) DAY 2: DAY 2 carried on forward with the filled excitement from DAY 1 was also conducted in a proper manner with more events. They are as follows – 1. RINK FOOTBALL (BOYS) 2. RIINK FOOTBALL (GIRLS) 3. BASKETBALL (BOYS) 4. LONG FOOTBALL The events RINK FOOTBALL (BOYS) and RINK FOOTBALL (GIRLS) were preceded in the similar manner as on DAY 1 of SPORTSMANIA 2018/19. To the list, BASKETBALL (BOYS) was added. Events like Long Football, Rink Football were concluded with final matches taking place against the most winning teams on each end. BASKETBALL began with an energy filled crowd and players were greatly influenced by the constant and at the same time creative chants by the audience. Matches were played fair and there was no window for error on the clock as the game was timed properly by the designated authorities.

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(12th February 2019) DAY 3: DAY 3 of SPORTSMANIA 2018/19 confined the women spirit and held the following events – 1. VOLLEYBALL (GIRLS) 2. BASKETBALL (GIRLS) 3. BOX CRICKET 4. CRICKET S6 DAY 3 began with a brand-new motive and came out with its first project for the day, VOLLEYBALL (GIRLS). The project was answered by tremendous athletes and players. Rules and procedures were as the same as they were for the similar VOLLEYBALL game of boys. Strongly motivated teams and intelligence of the game was witnessed by the lot. Following up with BASKETBALL (GIRLS), the event held next was all around loved BOX CIRCKET. The mini version of regular cricket which is utmost fond of by players all round the world was held in the grounds of the Institute at large. Not only was the event a major success but it was popularly viewed by an enormous audience, giving the players the hope, motivation and the patience guided by perseverance to release their inner emotions and bring out their unique skills. This ensured that the matches played were amongst the most interesting and cut-close matches.

(13th February 2019) DAY 4: Day 4 of SPORTSMANIA 2018/19 conducted a total of 5 major events. They were as follows: 1. KABADDI 2. BOX CRICKET 3. CRICKET S6 4. TABLE TENNIS (SINGLES & DOUBLES) 5. CARROM (SINGLES & DOUBLES) DAY 4 began with the inauguration of the sport KABADDI. This very sport, which completely resembles our country and one of its many gifts to the World, was the most viewed event of all. Participants, bulked up at their highest, entered the ground acquiring the blessings of the ground they step on and the God Almighty. Skills were observed like never before and the swiftness of the participants was almost unimaginable. Next up on the agenda for DAY 4 of SPORTSMANIA 2018/19 was Table Tennis followed by Carrom. Both the games were held simultaneously and they too received a large number of participations. Participants were delighted in regard of the organizing work done by the Sports Council of the Institute. They too were provided with refreshments and beverages. Women too showed a massive amount of enthusiasm for the above-mentioned games.

(14th February 2019) DAY 5: DAY 5 was a high-tensed day for the participants as majority of the finals and semi-finals of the events held on DAY 4 were to be conducted. As the day preceded the participants with a higher up their risks showed signs of complete dedication and respect towards ethics and the principles of the game.

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Keeping in mind that a single wrong decision might cause the team to lead towards a total loss, the teams kept their cool but heartbeats at the rate of a sportscar were heard by the general audience. With that DAY 6 withheld the following events – 1. KABADDI 2. CRICKET S6 3. TABLE TENNIS (SINGLES & DOUBLES) 4. CARROM (SINGLES & DOUBLES) With the finals of the above-mentioned events being held, high tension amongst the supporters and fans of respective teams was at its peak. The sound of the whistle blowing came across wildly as time passed. After the end of each final of each game, a special mention to the distinguished referees & event coordinators was given. Above said events reached their final stage on DAY 5 of SPORTSMANIA 2018/19. Tears, both happy and sad were shed and victory by fair play was claimed. The participants respected their fellow opponents and celebrated too in their victory. By this, DAY 5 of SPORTSMANIA 2018/19 came to an end.

(15th February 2019) DAY 6: With all the sweat and blood of the participants, at last arrived the final day of what began as a remarkable journey of 6 days action packed project. The final day hosted the following events – 1. THROWBALL 2. TUG-OF-WAR DAY 6 hosted the above mentioned events with due diligence. Fair play in both the events was noted and a satisfactory result was obtained in both. Participants were refreshed and ready to do only but one thing, to WIN. The sport of THROWBALL showed merciless attacks and creative swings that kept on becoming difficult of the opponents to receive. TUG-OF-WAR was another event that showed the bulked strength of the players as they tried to pull the rope away from their opponents. Heavy resistance on both sides, not wanting to let go off the rope sent out a strong message. With the finals of both these events held, DAY 6 and the final day of SPORTSMANIA 2018/19 organized by the Sports Council for the year 2018-19 of the Vidyalankar Institute of Technology came to a glorifying end.

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Event Name Marathi Day Event Schedule 4:45pm – 6:15pm Event Venue Auditorium

Vidyalankar Institute of Technology, having its foundation in the state of Maharashtra doesn’t fail to astonish the students by having special performances and celebrating the Marathi day with great joy and pleasure. Marathi day was celebrated in the college on 1st of March by the literary council which included various performances glittered with the rich heritage of the famous Marathi culture including students wearing a Marathi attire for a day. The event started at around 4:45 in the auditorium of the college which was witnessed by many students. The programme was hosted by Aishwarya Nadkarni and Vaishnavi Inamdar. On this occasion, students got to showcase their talents with a tint of Marathi culture. Kavita vachan (poetry) was done by Nikhil, Rutuja Kute and Chinmay Gunishastri. This was followed by a speech by Vinay, after which a monologue was performed by our own drama team member Mansavi. Lezim which is the pride of Marathi culture was also performed by “Show Stealers” that is the intra dance team. Vaishnavi Inamdar spoke a few words on the importance of Marathi. Following the same theme different acts were performed by drama team of the college. The programme concluded at about 6:15pm.

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Event Name Movie Screening Event Schedule 8th March 2019(4:45pm – 7:00pm) Event Venue B105

“Movie Screening” a Friday Pathshala event, presented by Student Council was commenced on a great note. The event took place in B105 at about 4:45pm. Gradually students started getting into the hall after their lectures to witness some immense joy after a tiring day in college. Movie screening, basically is for students to enjoy a movie experience in their college itself. Moreover the movie that was displayed in specially relaxing to the eyes of Indians, “URI”, the movie that has won millions of hearts throughout India. Name of the movie wasn’t revealed until students gathered. The crowd overall seemed to have enjoyed the whole experience as it was accompanied by high quality audio and video experience, air conditioning and comfortable seats. The entire event went smoothly with about 45 people witnessing some relaxation. The event ended at about 7:00 pm and the hall was evacuated with satisfied faces.

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Event Name Speak To Seek Event Schedule 5:00pm – 6:00pm Event Venue Blue-Box

‘Speak what you seek, until you see what you’ve said.’ Literary council organized ‘Speak to Seek’ as a Friday Paathshaala event. There were two rounds in this competition. The participants had to perform in a pair. Richa Bhujbal was the host for the evening. First round was ‘Charades with a twist’; in this the team member had to enact either a dance move or a dialogue before he/she started to guess the word. The next round was ‘word puzzle based scavengers hunt’ where the participants had to solve the puzzle which revealed the location of the next clue; the clues were dispersed around the college campus, the last clue led back the participants to the blue-box again. Team 2 which returned first to the venue after cracking all the clues was declared as the event. The winning team Bhagyashree Ghogale and Kushagra Sharma were rewarded with a prize.

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Event Name Charade Hunt

Event Schedule 16th July 2019(5:00pm – 5:45pm)

Event Venue B105

Charade hunt was organized by the literary council as a Friday Paatshaala event. This was the first odd semester Friday Paatshaala event of the academic year 2019-20. Hosts of the event were Heramb Gupta and Richa Bhujbal. Eight students participated in this; they were divided in a team of two. They had to guess four words through charades, and then they had to fill the blanks in the given sentence which turned out to be a riddle one such example of a riddle was “Step by step you go down, but you stay on the same floor; projected here are important notices which you cannot ignore” . On solving this riddle, the clue led them to a location in college where the found the other clue which read "Go back to where it all began". Similar rounds were conducted to decide the winners. The team which reached the venue first was declared as the winner team. Tejashree Chelelar and Siddhi Dalvi were awarded by the literary conveners’ Prof. Micky Barua and Prof. Mitalee Gangalee.

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Event Name Friday Paathshala- U&I Workshop Event Schedule 26th July 2019 (4:45pm-6:45pm) Event Venue B-105 Beneficiaries Audience:- 40-45

Child trafficking has become a serious global issue of unforeseen proportions of the twenty-first century. In light of this, Student Council of the Vidyalankar Institute of Technology organized a workshop in unison with U&I.U&I is a volunteer-driven charitable organization based in Bangalore, India. The vision for U&I was inspired when their Co-founders, Ajit Sivaram and Satish Manchikanti, along with a few friends, would visit the Institute for Mentally Handicapped Children every Sunday. They realized that ordinary people coming together can make a huge difference in the lives of the neglected. Over time, the handful of friends grew into a 50+ strong volunteer group.The workshop was carried out by volunteers from U&I. Prof. Vijay Purohit welcomed the young volunteers. At the beginning of the workshop, the audience were requested to take a random poll about the retail price of some items consisting of shoes, eatables, backpacks, etc. The audience was actively indulged in the activity. At the end, an image of a homeless child was shown on the big screen and the

VIT Annual Report 2018-19 159 audience came to a sudden silence. When questioned about the price of that particular image, the audience met a stun silence. While some people mentioned the image, rather the escapade was priceless, the volunteers then began to make the students aware about the reality of the image. Moving further, a, though small, but heart-warming video was presented about how the kingpins in Bangalore, Karnataka were surprisingly in support of child trafficking and used it for their own purposes. The video also showed about how U&I took brave steps and succeeded in rescuing about 50 children from places were small children were being kept in order to smell them to the highest bidder. Ahead, an insightful story about a young child who was sold, gained the confidence to enjoy the intricacies of the world after the NGO rescued him. Protecting trafficked children requires timely victim identification, placing them in safe environment, providing them with social services, health care, psychosocial support, and reintegration with family and community, if it is proven to be in their best interest.The workshop came to an end with minimal a tear in the eyes of the audience and a screaming fire of righteousness in their hearts

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Friday Pathshala

Event Name Friday Pathshala Event Event Schedule 4:45pm – 6:45pm Event Venue M413 A Journey towards Ultimate Fitness

-A Friday Pathshala Event

“Physical fitness is not only one of the most important keys to a healthy body, it is the basis of dynamic and creative intellectual activity.”

On the 2nd of August 2019, Sports Council of the Vidyalankar Institute of Technology organized its first ever talk on the age old Indian sport ‘Mallakhamb’.

The Vice Principal of D.G. Ruparel College, Dr. Neeta Tatke was the distinguished speaker for the said talk. She introduced the audience to the lesser known but important facts about Malakhamb right from it's birth to latest advancements. The earliest mention of Mallakhamb can be traced to the 12th Century where it is referred to in the 1135 AD Sanskrit classic Manasollasa written by Someshwara Chalukya. The event witnessed a filled room of students energized and eager to explore the path of Mallakhamb.

In the process, the most eye catching glimpses of the world's first international Mallakhamb competition organized by India at Shri. Samarth Vyayam Mandir, Dadar, Mumbai was presented to the audience. In both shock and awe, the crowd was taken in suprise when they realized India had won the first place making it the first country in the world to ever finish at the first position in Mallakhamb.After the talk, a session of Questions and Answers was conducted. Notable questions as 'Women participation in Mallakhamb' and 'Developments in the field of Mallakhamb' were raised by

VIT Annual Report 2018-19 161 the audience in a respected manner. Dr. Neeta Tatke answered every query and doubt splendidly and ensured further contribution towards Mallakhamb.

The event came to an end with a Vote of Thanks for the speaker ensuring further talks in regards of future commitments towards the sport.

Extra-curricular Activities :

Sports council is organizing, managing, and conducting all sports related events and activities happening in the campus. V-emps contains a lot of energy and spirit of activeness, fighting for a common goal with a group of players from class to class and showing us the power of their team spirit.

The main events happening this year are:  V-EMPERORS LEG 1  V-EMPERORS LEG 2  FRIDAY PAATHSAALA  SPORTSMANIA  VIDYALANKAR PREMIER LEAGUE The Sports Council consists of:  Sports Convener: Prof. Dattatray Bade  Co-Convener: Prof. Sandeep Kamble  Sports Incharge : Mr.Anoop Pandey  Sports Secretaries: Vrunal Masurkar, Rutuja Patil  Joint-Sports Secretary: Yuraza Kadri  Operations Head: Aditya Vandkar  Event Co-ordinators: Pranit Ambokar, Sachin Kayande

V-Emperors is an intra college event that takes place every year. A total of 35 teams from various branches participated for the event. The different sports organized this year were:  Rink Football  Volleyball  Badminton  Chess  Carrom The date of inauguration of the event was 6th of September, 2018.

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T Rink Football

The venue of the event was Ground 1. 35 teams from different branches participated for the event. Players showed their skills and sportsmanship with a great effort. The final was a memorable match. Two undefeated teams fought for the title. Event Head:  Mr. Vinayak Singh [TE ETRX A]  Mr. Shubham Kale [SE CMPN B]  Mr. Aditya Andhale [SE ETRX A] Winners: TE ETRX A Runner’s up: SE CMPN B

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Volleyball

The venue for the event was the Multipurpose Court. A total of 35 teams participated from all departments. Everyone played with their full strength and brotherhood which made it a remarkable event. The sun setting in the background made the whole court a mesmerizing place. Final round was great one this year, as the two teams faced other fiercely.

Event Head:

 Mr. Mehul Jain [TE ETRX B]  Mr. Meet Kulkarni [TE BIOMED]  Ms. Gayatri Vemuri [TE EXTC B]

Winners: BE ETRX B Runner’s up: BE CMPN B

Badminton (Girls)

The venue for this event was the Badminton Court. 30 teams participated for this event. This event was especially kept for girls. It was more like a bond building event rather than a competitive one. Event Head:  Ms. Aashruti Shah [TE IT A]  Ms. Sneha Gosavi [TE IT A]

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 Ms. Ruchita Devlekar [TE EXTC B]

Winners: TE IT A Runner’s up: TE IT C Carrom

An indoor game meant for 4 players which needs immense concentration and skills. A team comprised 1 boy and 1 girl. The venue for this event was S-Block. 30 teams participated for this event.

Event Head:  Mr. Ashutosh Kharat [TE ETRX A]

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Winners: TE ETRX A Runner’s up: SE ETRX A

Chess

The venue for this event was S block. 30 teams participated in total. It is considered to be the most dexterous sport and requires a lot of concentration. It is always a successful event and most interesting to watch how both the players think of new moves to beat the opponent.

Event Head:  Mr. Hrishikesh Kambli. [TE BIOMED]

Winners: TE BIOM Runner’s up: SE ETRX A

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The event saw a total of more than 200 teams taking part in various events. With More than 500 students participating and standing in the crowd turned the event in a huge success. V-Emperors Leg 1 will be followed by V-Emperors Leg 2.

V-Emperors Leg 2 will be held in the month of January.

The following events will be happening during V-Emperors Leg 2:

 Long Football  Basketball (Boys and Girls)  Table Tennis  Cricket  Throwball  Tug of War

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Verve ’19

The Student Council 2018-19 has organised annual fest VERVE‘19 on 13, 14 and 15 February, which is a blend of cultural technical, literary and sports events. DAY 1

Event Name High Street Homicide Event Schedule 5:30pm – 7:00pm Event Venue E201,D301,D302

The ‘Literary Council’ organized an event, ‘The High Street Homicide’. It was a team event where each team had 2 members. Around 20 groups participated in this event. Anchoring of this event was done by Heramb Gupta. It was a case solving event where a murder scene was created and the participants rolled as private investigators that helped the CIA to find the murderer among the suspects as per the scene. At the end of investigation the participants had to make a report stating the name of the murderer, weapon used and motive of murder. The participants were handed over a file basically a report of the whole investigation done by CIA. After the CIA’s case briefing, participants were given 15 minutes to study the whole case. Testimony was provided to every participant. After 15 minutes, 5 murder suspects came in to the waiting room and gave their statement. Then participants were taken to the crime scene so that they can get a fair idea about the case. After observation the participants were given a chance to ask questions to the suspect based on their knowledge. They were given a minute to interrogate every murder suspect to find their answers. After the interrogation participants wrote a report which stated name of the murdered, motive of murder and weapon used to murder, it was a 2 page report which later was handed over to the event coordinator.

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Event Name Kalayouth Event Schedule 11:00am – 04:00pm Event Venue D304

The ‘Literary Council’ organized an event Kalayouth on 13th February 2019. Students from different colleges were given opportunity to show case their artsy skills. Total 16 students participated in this event. First Round was “Incomplete picture painting”. In this round participants had to complete a drawing which had an umbrella. Participants had to use their imagination to complete the drawing. The Second round was ‘pebble art painting’. In this round they had to draw on pebbles and create a painting. Each participant was given 5 pebbles. They made some designs; animal prints like tiger print different animals, scenery on the pebbles. And the winner made a fountain using pebbles. The third and the final round was “coffee painting”. The participants that qualified were given coffee using which they had to make a painting. Different stories and drawings were made. Message to save wildlife was given.

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Event Name RE-DHUN Event Schedule 11.30pm-1.00pm Event Venue Gate 2

The Cultural team of the Student Council 2018-19 organized an event for music lovers called ‘Re-Dhun’. The venue assigned for the same was Gate-2. Massive amount of people including students as well as teachers came to witness this stellar event. The judge for the event was Mrs. Kiran Kaur Dhanao .The event began at 11:30 am .It was hosted by Amandeep Singh and Sakshi Kherde. There were two categories: Solo and Duet. Contestants came in from our college and several other colleges from the city. They sang songs ranging from classical music to contemporary music. Amazing talent was on display, and the crowd too was enthusiastic. Akshaya Iyer won the Solo category, and in the duet category, Tanay Patel and Varad Mohad who sang ‘Rolling in the Deep’ emerged winners. The judge then switched up the atmosphere and concluded the event by singing ‘Kabhi Jo Baadal Barse’.The event concluded at 1:00 pm. It was organized in a spectacular fashion and turned out to be a huge success.

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Event Name Let’s Nacho Event Schedule 2:00pm – 4:30pm Event Venue Gate-II

“The job of feet is walking, but their hobby is dancing.” The cultural council organized a dance event “Let’s Nacho” on the first day of the annual college fest VERVE. The judge for this event was Mithali Shetty. Around 17 performers participated in this event. The event had two categories- Solo and Duet. The host for the event was Varad Mohod and Nilakshi Nagrale. The atmosphere was so pleasant that even teachers performed a small routine. Every performer gave their level best which was heard, as the intensity of applaud from the crowd was increasing exponentially.Xaviers Simoes performed crowd favorites and his dialogues and expressions helped him to not only win the title this year but also maintain his winning streak. The winner in the duet category Nikhil Mohite and Sufiyan Pansofkar created heart touching contemporary moments through their steps not only did they depict the love between a father son but also glorified the bond they share.

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Event Name ReVERVEb Event Schedule 5:00pm – 7:00pm Event Venue Gate 2

The Cultural Council of Vidyalankar Institute of Technology organized an event named as ReVERVEb. Saurabh Jagtap and Mohit Shah were the hosts for the event, who carried it with a great start by introducing and welcoming the judges. The judges for the show were the band from Corner cafe Chronicles. 7 teams participated in this event. Each team had 10 minutes for the performance. The set-up time for each event was 3 minutes. The participants were allowed to choose their own music. The judging criteria was based on harmony and synchronization, rhythm and timing, pitch and tone, the creativity to blend their tracks, instrument skills and their overall presentation. The host then called up the judges to announce the results. The judges then announced the winner of ReVERVEB that is the team from F.R.Angel.

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Event Name Hackathon Event Schedule 8:00am – 9:00pm Event Venue Workshop area HACKATHON was arranged by the technical council which was for 12 long hours wherein the teams had to create a full stack solution to the problem statements on a particular management system which they had drawn in the draw. 15 teams participated in this competition. The first place was achieved by VIT and the second place was attained by VP.

WORK FLOW 8.00 am - 9.00 am PROBLEM STATEMENT DISCUSSION

9.00 am - 11.00 am CREATION OF TECHNICAL STACK AND BASIC DEVELOPMENT

11.15 am – 12.00 pm 1ST ROUND OF EVEALUATION BY JUDGES

12.00pm - 1.15pm DEVELOPMENT TIME

1.15pm - 2.00pm LUNCH TIME

2.00pm – 9.00pm DEVELOPMENT TIME

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Event Name War of DJ’s Event Schedule 8:00pm – 8:30pm Event Venue Gate 2

The ‘Student Council’ of ‘Vidyalankar Institute of Technology’ organized a Musical event called “War of DJ’s”. DJ Remo and DJ Rink were the judges for the event. The event was organized by cultural core member Krutik Chaudhry.There were four participants who participated in the event and all of them played beautifully and the winner was Aldrin lobo from St. Xaviers College. It was unique mixture of songs, with perfect match to the beats.The transitioning to other songs was spontaneous and it didn’t clash when done. It was smooth as butter and was done beautifully. Both the finalists were amazingly brilliant. The entire crowd danced to the music.

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DAY 2

Event Name Class Wars - Finals Event Schedule 11:30am – 12:30pm

Event Venue Gate-II

“Drama is life with the dull bits cut out. Drama is a strong medium of communication.” The ‘Cultural Council’ coordinated a drama competition named ‘Class wars’. The host of the event, Prachi Ray, got the show on the road by giving a phenomenal welcome speech. She introduced the chief guest, Mr Nikhil Zope, an actor from the movie Natarang. The finalists TE BIOMED and FE CMPN-A vied for honors. First up was TE BIOMED. The movie given to them was 'Mohabbatein'. The film is about the battle between love and fear, between two stubborn men and their opposing beliefs

VIT Annual Report 2018-19 175 and the outcome of the love stories of 3 couples. It was splendidly portrayed with a few new twists to the storyline. The next performance was like an appetizer between main courses. Two girls performed a sequence of yogasanas. All the audience looked in awe at the two. After the yoga filled break, the next team was called. They performed on the storyline of the movie 'Pardes'. They reversed the background story of the characters by portraying the female character as a Westerner whose marriage is arranged with an Indian guy. FE CMPN-A was declared winner and were rewarded by the judge.

Event Name Classic-fy

Event Schedule 9:00am-5:30pm Event Venue M-311

“Classic-fy” was a workshop organized by the technical council. It was a workshop based on Machine Learning(ML) using python. 20 students participated in group of 2. In the start, they gave brief introduction of Python and they taught them some basics programs using python language. Then they started with the introduction of ML and their applications and future scope. Participants were taught how to use ML and work on projects based on ML. In the end the organizers conducted a test based on what they taught in the whole session.

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Event Name LAN Gaming Event Schedule 11:00am – 5:00pm. Event Venue Lunch Area, E101, Blue Box

Technical council organized “LAN Gaming” which was a three day event. CSI helped the technical council with this event. LAN Gaming included CS:GO,FIFA,PUBG. CS matches basically consisted of two teams each of 5 players. Numerous teams from our college as well as from other college participated in this event. FIFA was managed by CSI Committee. Around 30-40 participants took part in this event. This event was conducted at Blue Box. PUBG was also played as one of the event of LAN Gaming. There were two categories for the event. First was squad where in 4 players played as a team and the other category was duo and solo. Both categories got a great response. This event turned out to be a great success.

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CS:GO

Winners Nirbhay Patil, Roshan Pillai, Rohit Latke, Jay Patil, Jaspreet Singh

Runner-ups Kiran Bogulwar, Shardul Naik, Rohan Ketkar, Sweekar Rege, Omkar Hatiskar FIFA Winner Regan Raj Runner-up Shubham Yadav

Event Name Beat boxing Event Schedule 11:30am – 1:30pm. Event Venue Gate 2

The Student Council of Vidyalankar Institute of Technology organized an event called Beat boxing on 14th February 2019 which was a part of Annual Fest VERVE. Beat boxing is a form of vocal percussion involving the art of mimicking. A huge crowd of people involving teacher, students and staff came to witness the stellar event. There were two rounds. The elimination round was judged by Oggy and the final round was judged by Anup Gaikwad. As soon as the first participant started beat boxing the crowd began to cheer. There were total 12 participants from different colleges who had participated in this event. But only 8 participants reached

VIT Annual Report 2018-19 178 final round. After the power packed performances by the participants the judge were then called upon stage to announce the winner of this event. The winner was Zaccaria Quadroc. The judge gave him the prize and also congratulated him for his achievement. It was an amazing, well organized event.

Event Name Trouble Of Trials Event Schedule 1:00pm-4:00pm Event Venue D-302

“The cave you so fear to discover, holds the treasure you seek.” The ‘Literary Council’ of ‘VIT’ organized a fun and exciting treasure hunt event termed as “The Trouble of Trials”. The event did satisfy the mind’s urge for challenges and adventure. Part- takers had to form a team of two to enjoy this interesting quest.. All the 30 participants gathered in one room had to solve 7 riddles in the first round relevant to various different crime scenes; they had to search for the name of the criminal, the tool of the murder and much more. The round was conducted by displaying the riddles using presentation. 5 teams made it to the second and the final round. In the next round the finalists were given a set of questions from which they had to identify the spots in the college where the jewels i.e. the next clue was concealed. The clues were in the form of certain symbols on finding which the participants moved on to the next question. There were 8 questions in total. Purva Kulkarni and her team mate Pearl Patel were declared winners. Kiran Jadhav and Rugved Kedkar secured the runner-up position.

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Event Name Word Blizzard Event Schedule 2:00pm – 4:00pm Event Venue D301

Literary Council arranged an event on the second day of VERVE named as “Word Blizzard”. The judge of the event was Rosy Toby. There were two rounds in this event, “Brain Teaser” and “Word Link”. In the first round a group of 5 participants were called upon. The participant from each team with highest score will proceed to the final round. Brain teaser was a rapid fire quiz game. A person would be given a word and he/she had to spell the word in reverse order. Or if given a letter, they had to guess a word with starts and ends with the same letter. Each participant was asked 10 questions. The scoring was as follows:-  +5 for each correct answer, -2 for each incorrect answer  +2 for each passed correct answer, -1 for each passed incorrect answer Round 2 was named as “Word Link”. The judges chose any random word and kept the selected word to themselves. Each participant had to guess the word chosen by the judge. No clues were given. After this the judge would disclose the word to the participant and audience and then the participant had to convince the judge on how the word is relatable to their word. Each participant had only one chance, and the word would not be exchanged. Later the judges announced the results. The winner of the event was Mohak Sisodia and Runner up was Parth Kotak.

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Event Name Sync'em (Group Dance) Event Schedule 5pm-7pm Event Venue Main Stage

“Dance is the hidden language of the soul." Dance is more than the exploring of different ways to make a shape or learning a series of steps to music; it is a way of moving that uses the body as an instrument of expression and communication. Sync'em was organized by the Cultural council on the second day of the fest. It was a group dance event participated in by many skilled dancers from various Colleges. The event kicked off with a blast of energy leaving every spectator amazed. Six teams participated in the competition. They performed a variety of dance styles from contemporary to folk to hip-hop. The music too savored many different forms like timeless vintage era or the recent pop songs. This Amazing display of art was a thing never to be missed. In the end K. J Somaiya college won the first place followed by VIT as the runner up. The zeal and passion of the contestants and their concern to get every move in sync and get the dance perfect was really interesting to watch. The winners were each awarded likewise and were well received by the audiences.

Event Name Arjun Kanungo Concert Event Schedule 5pm-8pm Event Venue Main Stage

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The Student Council of ‘VIT’ organized ‘Arjun Kanungo Concert’. Every year, the Student Council sets high standards by bringing in top talents across the country to perform at our college fest. This year too they lived up to the hype, and sensationally managed to bring in ‘Arjun Kanungo’, one of India’s most talented artists to set the stage ablaze at VERVE-2019. Students from different colleges also bought the passes in order to witness the artist’s fabulous performance. It was time, the lights went off, it was pitch black, the screens went off, there was no sound at all, and people did not know what was happening. The screen suddenly glowed, and the superstar then appeared on stage, and had the crowd gasped in awe. He sang multiple songs including his top hits “Fursat”, “Baki Baatein” etc. He then played other songs like pehla nasha and a few Punjabi hits too, and had people from all ages; right from kids to middle aged men enjoying themselves thoroughly and everyone was lost in his magic that he weaved from stage. Arjun Kanungo then bowed, and thanked the VIT crowd for the love he received. The hard work put in by each and every one associated with the Student Council right from the extended members to the ex-secretaries was clearly evident and it surely reaped fruits as they achieved the unimaginable. The event surely turned out to be a tremendous success.

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DAY 3

Event Name VIT- Model United Nations Event Schedule 12:00am – 5:00pm Event Venue M401, M101

Vidyalankar Institute of Technology formerly organized the all known VIT- Model United Nations in all its glory. The above said event took place on the 14th and 15th of February 2019 as a stellar event of the most awaited for extravaganza of VIT i.e. “VERVE 2018-19”. The event was graced by a total of 36 delegates along with 2 most experienced chairpersons of the executive board Mr. Abhijit Bhandarkar and Mr. Apurva Singha both hailing from the Government Law College (GLC), Mumbai followed by our very own Literary Council head also the Secretary General Emad Haque. VIT- Model United Nations 2018-19 was in all a two day project. Day 1: Agenda - Human Rights Violation in the Syrian National Region. The above agenda was put forward in front of the entire committee by the delegate of Peru. Day 1 consisted of the chairs introducing themselves and briefly explaining few certain delegates who were, and the term used is ‘MUN-ing’ for the first time about what exactly an MUN is and how are things carried on in motion of the ongoing debate/sessions. Once the first-timers were a bit familiar with the concept of the MUN as a whole, Day 1 moved forward with the establishment of the GSL (General Speakers List). After describing the manner in which the points/orders were to be raised, the debate was set in motion. Here, the first moderated caucus was brought in by the delegate of France. During the debate, many, rather almost all of the 36 delegates extended their allocated time. After about 40 minutes from the start the chair recognized the delegate of United States of America. The said delegate spoke out whole heartedly about how the People’s Republic of China was involved with the Syrian Government itself regarding the Human Rights Violation in the Syrian National Region. Motion for the extension of the moderated caucus regarding the socio-economic problems initiated by the delegate of China failed. As rallying all this it was already lunch break, the delegate of Canada raised a motion for Lunch break. By all surprise the motion failed and all the delegates who masterminded the failure of the motion burst out laughing. The same motion was then raised by the Executive board itself, and the motion passed. After all that effort, lunch break was in session at around 1:15 PM. 2:15 PM, the committee was fully refreshed having a delicious meal given by the Literary Council and the debate continued. After sometime, motion for the Major effects due to Human Rights Violation in Syria was expressed by the delegate of France which passed un-opposed. At around 3:00 PM, there was an ‘indefinite discussion’ in the context of ‘hanging-out’ between two fellow delegates, for which the reason till date remains unknown.

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At 3:09 PM, after the chair recognized the delegate of United States of America, many other delegates spoke in between the allocated time for the said delegate who then had to “Shush” the delegates in order to complete his point. Since the whole mishap, the said delegate raised a point of personal privilege allowing him to give a certain in-boundary punishment namely to the delegate of China and the delegate of Syria, where the delegate of China was compelled to say A- B in a rhyming scheme for a total of 6 times and delegate of Syria to say sorry. Too much amusement, the delegate of Syria did say sorry as follows:“S-O-R-R-Y as it stands for sorry, do you want to go and have tea outside?” Here, it is said that the delegate of Syria earned back the respect of the Delegate of USA. After 30 minutes, the chair announced for High Tea. Concluding High Tea, Day 1 of VIT- MUN came to an end.

Day 2: The committee for Day 2 was set in motion at 11:30 AM. Soon enough the chair announced the acceptance of working papers wherein the delegate of France introduced the working paper named ‘Oh sweet child, are you blind? High Commendation.’ Hearing the title, the executive board was amusingly taken aback. Seeing the efforts taken for the naming of the working papers, rest of delegates got to work. On this, the delegate of Peoples Republic of China played with the chairs minds by introducing the working paper ‘India gayi New Zealand se haar. Halat bekar’ which translates into ‘India lost to New Zealand. Condition is bad.’ After seeing one working paper failing, the delegate of People’s Republic of China twisted the committee by bringing on a paper titled ‘Iodex’. Here, the Chair exhibited a certain emotion and a facial frown which indicated only one thing ‘God help us.’ The final working paper was brought in by the formed alliance of the delegates of Venezuela, India and Russia in an Indian National Language Hindi stating ‘Tum Hame Vote do, Hum tumhe DR denge.’ Which verbally translates into ‘Give us vote, we will give you the DR.’ It is very essential to note that neither one of the above mentioned working papers passed in the entire Day 2 of the MUN. After all the heartfelt debate, the passing of chits for reasons other than the debate in process, the friendly greetings and the knowledge shared, Day 2 of the VIT- Model United Nations came to an end. As arranged, after the MUN, the committee was addressed by the Secretary General and the convener of the Literary Council of the VIT- Student Council Prof. Micky Barua. The winners for the various categories were given their respective rewards.

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Event Name Technical Paper Presentation Event Schedule 10:00am-5:00pm Event Venue B105

TECHNICAL PAPER PRESENTATION The first ever TECHNICAL PAPER PRESENTATION arranged by the technical council took the floors on the third day of VERVE which was judged by technical experts from K.J.Somaiya. There were 25 different teams representing their respective colleges for a cash prize of 6000 thousand rupees. Each team comprised of three to five members. Each team was allotted a total of 15 minutes for the presentation. The 15 minutes was allotted as follows,  10 minutes for the power point presentation  3 minutes for judges to question  2 minutes for the audience to question The Competition was of two halves wherein the first ten teams presented in the first half and the rest in the second half. After the distribution of participation certificates at the end the technical experts had advices and key notes were delivered by the technical conveners.

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For the concluson of the event, both the technical conveners came to give the certificates and the prizes. The first edition of tpp turned a huge success and received a wide appreciation from the participants. The first place was achieved by MHSE and the second place was slotted by MHSE.

Event Name Face-Off(Finals) Event Schedule 11.30am-12:30pm Event Venue Gate 2

The ‘Literary Council’ organized a Verve event on 15th February 2019 named as ‘Face-off’. It was conducted on the 3rd day of Verve. The event comprised of three rounds. It was a group event where there were 2 members in each group. Around 4 groups had been qualified after the elimination round for the finals. The event was judged by Mrs. Irene Lobo. Anchoring of this event was done by Richa Bhujbal. First Round was between 2 teams. The topic of this round was “Prenuptial agreement should be allowed”. Both the teams were given 2 minutes to think about it and they were allowed to use their phones for research. Both the teams had a minute to present the opening statement in which they had to explain the main argument. The rebuttal time was 5 minutes in which they start debating. They were

VIT Annual Report 2018-19 186 given 1 minute to give the closing statement. The winners of Round 1 were Srishti S Agarwal & Sakshi Kherde. The topic for the second round was “Artificial intelligence is the biggest threat to human beings”. The rules of this round were same as the first round. The winners of this and the previous round were qualified for the final round. The winners of Round 2 were Vismit Chavan & Pallavi Sisodiya. The topic for the third and the final round was “Should Indian government introduce conscription (Mandatory military services)”. The two teams that qualified were given 3 minutes to think about the topic but the use of mobile phones was not allowed. Rebuttal time was of 7 minutes, both the teams gave very strong opinions that why it should and shouldn’t be introduced. The winners of the Final round were Srishti S Agarwal and Sakshi Kherde.

Event Name Peek A Book Event Schedule 1:30pm-4:30pm Event Venue D303

“Reading is the sole means by which we slip involuntary often helpless onto another skin another’s voice”.

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Each book takes us to a journey of its own. On this note, the Literary Council of VIT arranged Peek-A-Book event on the 3rd day of the VERVE. Event was held on the 3rd floor of the D-Block in D303 from 1:30 to 4:30. In this event there were two rounds. In the first round the participants were asked questions related books and novels six rounds of the questions were asked if the participant answered the question right they were awarded 5 marks if the answer is wrong then 2 marks were deducted. If question is passed then no marks were deducted. Participant answered the passed question right then he was awarded 2 points. If the passed question is answered wrong then 1 mark was deducted. On the basis of the points the participants moved two the next round. In the second round the participant has to write a story based on the ending which was given by the organizer 45 min were allotted for the story writing. 10 people participated in the event. The winner of the event Siddharth Shukla and Runner-up Mohak Sisodia were awarded with certificates.

Event Name Streets Event Schedule 12:00pm-3:00pm Event Venue Gate-II

“Streets dancing” is all about dancing, partying, and making a name for yourself.” The hip hop movement includes rapping, D Jing, graffiti, and dancing. The dance is creative, improvisational, and social in nature.. Street dance encompasses a wide variety of dances including stepping, footwork, and

VIT Annual Report 2018-19 188 head banging. As the name suggests the dance is seen in the street but can also be seen at dance parties, block parties, school yards, parks, etc. The event was hosted by Shreyas Patil and Sakshi Kherde. The judges for the event were Gang 13. There were in total 7 teams. The event started with great enthusiasm. Every team participating were heated up for the competition. The audience had a vibe of excitement and curiosity. Round I began with amazing energy and response from the audience. In the end of round I only four excellent teams amongst all the seven were selected by the judges for the round II which were the semi-finals. Round II was pretty crazy as to begin with. This time all the four teams were fired up. This round was between two teams as competing with each other on the stage. So there were in total two matches in this round. Each team performed amazingly. Finally the judges made their decision on the two teams “Commandos” and “Deviantzz”. These teams were promoted to the final round of the streets event. Round III which was the final round was like a genuine battle between the two teams. The round was conducted as a face-off. The audience were cheering both the teams with full enthusiasm. Both teams were showing all the moves from the street dance world. It was exciting itself to just watch them dance and compete with each other. By the end it was finally the time for judges to make the decision. It was a tough choice to make since both teams performed at their peak level with great passion. It was pretty much clear that both teams had pretty good talent for dancing in them. So on their final call the judges made their decisions and the winner for the Verve street event 2K19 were the “Commandos”. In this manner the event was ended.

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Event Name Mr and Miss VIT Event Schedule 2:30 pm – 5:30pm Event Venue Auditorium Showcasing your talents in front of an audience always has its charm. The 'Cultural Team' of ‘Students' Council’ of ‘Vidyalankar Institute of Technology’ has always strived to produce opportunities for such talents. One such event was 'Mr And Miss VIT' held on 15th February 2019 at Auditorium. The auditorium was packed with students cheering the 6 finalists. The hosts of the event, Aishwarya and Jayendra, gave a hearty welcome. Celebrity Tushant Mishra was the judge for the event. The first round consisted of questions to the contestants. Mr.Tushant’s questions ranged from hypotheticals to real-life scenarios. All the contestants answered these questions well. Second round was talent round where the contestants showed their exuberant performance. Contestant number 3 received a well-deserved applause for her blindfolded dance. Other contestants’ performances were no less either, each presenting their own take on dance and singing. Mimicry performance by Contestant number 2 was a comic relief. Special events such as dance performance by our very own Xavier and beat boxing by 2 rising talents made the event even more spectacular. Contestant number 1 was declared Miss VIT for her vocal performance and Contestant number 2 was declared Mr VIT for his unique mimicry. The event ended with a vote of thanks for the organizers, faculty, guest and all the present students.

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Event Name Bioscope Event Schedule 5:30pm – 7:00pm Event Venue Main Stage

Performing Arts have been seen as a medium of change. The ‘Literary Council’ at ‘Vidyalankar Institute of Technology’ has always strived to put up performances that both inspire and entertain. One such was the ‘Bioscope’ held on 15th February, 2019. It was held on the main stage at 6:15 pm. The ground was packed with excited professors and students likewise. The hosts of the event, Hridaya Murudkar and Mohit Shah, gave a hearty welcome. Everything from the incredible, toe-tapping, music to the heartfelt, dream-filled, story-line and the infectious show stopping performances propelled this show to be spectacular. It began with a drama comic performed by our college students. All the actors portrayed their characters well. This exuberant performance was followed by a musical ensemble. The VIT music team – ‘Apaches’ performed a sequence of songs. ‘Jee Le Zara’, ‘Teri Deewani’ and ‘Dil Se’ were a few that got the audience singing along. The VIT dance team put forth sensational performances. The dances were full of energy. Their dedication could be seen throughout. The next performance by Yash Wadhave was a rap on Corruption. The Bioscope ended at 7:30pm with an eye opening message, “For to be free is not merely to cast off one’s chains, but in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others.”

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Eminent Speakers Talk

Expert Talk by Padma Bhushan Dr. Anil Kakodkar

Vidyalankar has initiated “Prof. C. S. Deshpande Memorial Lecture” series to commemorate Prof. C. S. Deshpande, an academician, teacher and founder of Vidyalankar on his birth anniversary, i.e. on 19th May of every year. The fourth lecture of this series was arranged on 17 May 2019.This year Vidyalankar was privileged to have Padma Vibhushan awardee Shri.Anil Kakodkar. Dr. Anil Kakodkar delivered his talk on “Taking India Forward - Role of Educational Institutes”.

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Placements

Placement is the heart of any Professional institute and VIT is no exception for the same. VIT is making rigorous efforts by organizing Pre-Placement Training and AMCAT aptitude test sessions to make students ‘Industry Ready.’ Students have been placed in reputed companies like TCS, L&T Infotech, Capgemini, ATOS India, Media.Net, Interactive Brokers, ZEUS Learning, Reliance Retail, Reliance Jio, BYJUS to name a few. Now there are two major recruiters : TCS has recruited 83 students and L&T Infotech has recruited 121. We believe in creating a conducive environment for our students and left no stone unturned to conduct intensive pre-placement training including mock interviews and aptitude tests for the students. Students in their third year vacations are encouraged to participate in various Internship programs at reputed companies.

Maximum Salary : 37.5 lakhs per annum

Minimum Salary : 2.00 lakhs per annum

Average Salary : 4.79 lakhs per annum

The Following Students Have Been Placed Through The Placement Cell From 2019 Passing Batch

SR. DATE OF SALARY IN NAME OF THE STUDENT BRANCH COMPANY NO INTERVIEW LAKHS P.A. 20/07/2018 Mandar Harshad Deo CMPN-1 TCS Digital 7.0 1 22/07/2018

20/07/2018 Omkar Sanjay Bhogle CMPN-1 TCS Digital 7.0 2 22/07/2018

20/07/2018 Pankaj Nitin Warke CMPN-1 TCS Digital 7.0 3 22/07/2018

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20/07/2018 Janvi Jitendra Phadtare CMPN-1 TCS Digital 7.0 4 22/07/2018

Pushkar Aniruddha 20/07/2018 CMPN-1 TCS Digital 7.0 5 Kurhekar 22/07/2018

6 Bhavika Prabhakar Poojary CMPN-1 Miles Software 08/08/2018 4.5

Dipali Chandrakant CMPN-1 Miles Software 08/08/2018 4.5 7 Telavane

Vineet Krishnamohan CMPN-1 Miles Software 08/08/2018 4.5 8 Vemula

9 Devesh Balaji Bilapate CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 21/08/2018 3.36

10 Hrishikesh Pramod Chorge CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 21/08/2018 3.36

11 Ashutosh Vilas Engavle CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 21/08/2018 3.36

Adityavikram CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 21/08/2018 3.36 12 Gopakumaran Thampi

Hemraj Rajendra CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 21/08/2018 3.36 13 Mahadeshwar

14 Abhishek Ugrasen Yadav CMPN-1 Justdial 24/08/2018 5.0

Adhitya Shrinivas 27/08/2018 CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 15 Annaldasula 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 Anisha James Mathais CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 16 28/08/2018

Anmol Shankarrao 27/08/2018 CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 17 Mhaiskar 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 Arghya Chell CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 18 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 Ashwami Abhay Dalvi CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 19 28/08/2018

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27/08/2018 Asmita Ajay Wani CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 20 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 Chandan Kailashnath Ojha CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 21 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 Devesh Balaji Bilapate CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 22 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 Mrunal Rajan Ghadge CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 23 28/08/2018

Mrunali Chandrakant 27/08/2018 CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 24 Panwalkar 28/08/2018

Prachi Hemantkumar 27/08/2018 CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 25 Sarode 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 Rishabh Kapil Mehra CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 26 28/08/2018

Rohit Babasaheb 27/08/2018 CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 27 Suryanarayan 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 Shreya Satyajit Ghate CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28 28/08/2018

Sripriya Madhavan 27/08/2018 CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 29 Karakkat 28/08/2018

Srushti Sandeep 27/08/2018 CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 30 Tamhanekar 28/08/2018

Tanvi Gopalkrishna 27/08/2018 CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 31 Waradkar 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 Tanya Kumar CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 32 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 Yash Jitendra Doshi CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 33 28/08/2018

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27/08/2018 Abhishek Bisht CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 34 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 Damini Sanjay Yeole CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 35 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 Himansi Manoj Dudhani CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 36 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 Karan Manish Shah CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 37 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 Kashika Vikas Tyagi CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 38 28/08/2018

Kaustubh Vivekanand 27/08/2018 CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 39 Koranglekar 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 40 Kinjal Vipul Dhanani CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 Kunjal Arun Devrukhkar CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 41 28/08/2018

Mohammed Ahmed 27/08/2018 42 CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 Rashid Shaikh 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 43 Muskan Dhar CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 44 Nikhil Santosh Patil CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 45 Pratik Sham Warekar CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 46 Rimi Ramesh Mishra CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 47 Shruti Mahesh Nadkarni CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

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Shubham Ghanshyam 27/08/2018 48 CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 Agarwal 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 49 Shweta Vilas Temkar CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

Vinithalaxmi 27/08/2018 50 Venkataratnakumar CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018 Jupudi

Abhishek Shivpujan 27/08/2018 51 CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 Mishra 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 52 Aditya Ajay Shetye CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 53 Apoorva Uday Patil CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 54 Dhwani Dharmesh Hingu CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

Hitesh Bhagwandas 27/08/2018 55 CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 Solanki 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 56 Manaswi Manoj Shimpi CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 57 Neel Tapesh Dave CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

Nishat Khwaja Akbar 27/08/2018 58 CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 Sayyed 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 59 Poonam Milind Dhande CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 60 Rahul Balraj Sirisilla CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 61 Sarvesh Ramesh Kuthe CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

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Shoyebmohammad 27/08/2018 62 CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 Basheerahmed Shaikh 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 63 Shruti Sanjay Barangule CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 64 Shruti Shankar Khatpe CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 65 Supriya Sanjay Nalawade CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 66 Swati Vishnu Surjuse CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 67 Vatsal Jagdish Kotecha CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

Adityavikram 27/08/2018 68 CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 Gopakumaran Thampi 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 69 Amol Anil Varankar CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

Animesh Narendra 27/08/2018 70 CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 Bhagwat 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 71 Ankita Ramakant Patil CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 72 Anushree Harish Baliga CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 73 Apoorva Suryakant Teli CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 74 Apurva Annasaheb Khude CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

Atharva Sachin 27/08/2018 75 CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 Deshpande 28/08/2018

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Balaji Govindarajan 27/08/2018 76 CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 Chettiar 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 77 Hasnain Ahmed Shaikh CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

Mansi Bhanudas 27/08/2018 78 CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 Kosamkar 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 79 Mihir Joglekar CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 80 Mrudula Vinod Sadaye CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 81 Rohit Nitin Kher CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 82 Rutuja Sanjay Dhanawade CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 83 Sanket Shridhar Sutar CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 84 Saurabha Ramdayal Gupta CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 85 Shubham Devendra Bari CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 86 Sudarshan Milind Chavan CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 87 Suraj Sunil Ghuge CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 88 Abhishek Avinash Shingte CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 89 Aniruddha Prakash Jadhav CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

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Deepanshu Dhananjay 27/08/2018 90 CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 Gaonkar 28/08/2018

Happy Maganbhai 27/08/2018 91 CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 Limbasiya 28/08/2018

Hemraj Rajendra 27/08/2018 92 CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 Mahadeshwar 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 93 Himani Rajendra Patil CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 94 Kaustubh Naresh Desai CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 95 Madhura Atul Bartakke CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 96 Prachi Shantaram Yewale CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 97 Pratik Prakash Sakaria CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

Shreya Satyanarayana 27/08/2018 98 CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 Vanga 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 99 Vrushali Wagh CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 100 Yash Ameet Patki CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 101 Harshal Satish Jaiswal CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

Hrushikesh Ravindra 27/08/2018 102 CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 Medhekar 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 103 Jagruti Haresh Kharat CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

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27/08/2018 104 Kishan Rajesh Gupta CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

Mrunali Mahadev 27/08/2018 105 CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 Shirodkar 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 106 Saili Suryakant Chavan CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 107 Saurabh Sanjay Yadav CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 108 Sonali Dasaharth Vazarkar CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 109 Trishala Rajendra Patil CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 110 Udit Sharad Pevekar CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 111 Aditya Uday Sawant CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 112 Alok Abhay Sardesai CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 113 Aritra Mondal CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 114 Arpita Ajay Kudesia CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 115 Kedar Vijay Kulkarni CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 116 Rasika Navin Pednekar CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

Amrutraj Dharmendra 27/08/2018 117 CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 Paunikar 28/08/2018

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27/08/2018 118 Ashish Vijay Bora CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 119 Dhaval Ketan Chheda CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 120 Kshitij Rajendra Kelshikar CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 121 Mahesh Raja Udayar CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

Vaibhav Bhagvandas 27/08/2018 122 CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 Shetty 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 123 Yash Anil Junghare CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 124 Yugal Shrikant Barhate CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 125 Aditi Sanjay Sathe CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 126 Ashish Pran Pandita CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 127 Brijesh Kumar Verma CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 128 Isha Madhukar Wanjari CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 129 Raghav Papnai CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 130 Rohit Shailesh Bagul CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 131 Shweta Nathan CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

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27/08/2018 132 Zaid Gani Panhalkar CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 133 Haifa Haroon Haji CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

Maaz Ahmed Abdul Rahim 27/08/2018 134 CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 Ansari 28/08/2018

27/08/2018 135 Sanket Laxman Bijam CMPN-1 LTI 3.5 28/08/2018

02/09/2018 136 Manor Rajan Deshmukh CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

Samiksha Madhukar 02/09/2018 137 CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 Darade 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 138 Saumitra Uday Apte CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 139 Tanmaya Rajendra Kamble CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 140 Abhishek Deepak Tiwari CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 141 Amruta Ajit Muzumdar CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 142 Amruta Vijay Amberkar CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 143 Ankita Gangaram Shelar CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

144 Jishnu Rajendran Nambiar CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 02/09/2018 3.36

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08/09/2018

02/09/2018 145 Mythri Ravindra CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 146 Saurabhi Arvind Gawde CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

Shubhangi Devendra 02/09/2018 147 CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 Mishra 08/09/2018

Kamran Ahmed Sarfraz 02/09/2018 148 CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 Ahmed Zikre 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 149 Omkar Krishna Baswat CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 150 Priya Pradeep Malewadkar CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

Rajab Ali Mohammad 02/09/2018 151 CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 Umar Nagori 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 152 Vidit Mahesh Patil CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 153 Amey Arun Parange CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 154 Anish Rajesh Deshpande CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

Jinal Hitendrabhai 02/09/2018 155 CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 Udvadia 08/09/2018

156 Kartavya Pravin Kothari CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 02/09/2018 3.36

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08/09/2018

Mithilesh Hemant 02/09/2018 157 CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 Patankar 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 158 Najuka Dattaram Jadhav CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 159 Nidhi Jitendhar Khanna CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 160 Nihaar Sanjay Nandedkar CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 161 Parimal Bandu Pandhare CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 162 Sanket Suresh Mane CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 163 Shivam Singh CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

Abdur Rehman Gazali 02/09/2018 164 CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 Sayed 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 165 Akshaya Ganesan Iyer CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 166 Anup Kumar Maity CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 167 Harshali Narayan Poojary CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

168 Kaksha Prasad Mhatre CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 02/09/2018 3.36

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08/09/2018

Princekumar Kailash 02/09/2018 169 CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 Vishwakarma 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 170 Sneha Sudhakar Bodke CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 171 Tejas Sodhi CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

Vineet Krishnamohan 02/09/2018 172 CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 Vemula 08/09/2018

Akashkumar Angadprasad 02/09/2018 173 CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 Gupta 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 174 Hiral Prakash Mahadik CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 175 Minal Dilip Desai CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 176 Nikhil Popat Jawale CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 177 Aditya Mohan Vichare CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 178 Chetan Rajendra Shelar CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 179 Sanjit Subhash Parab CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

180 Vanaja Devrajam Kasturi CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 02/09/2018 3.36

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08/09/2018

02/09/2018 181 Mayur Vijay Bharankar CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 182 Mayuri Vilas Pushilkar CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 183 Shridhar Vasudev Shenoy CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 184 Shubham Shivaji Bhosale CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 185 Soham Dilip Mhaskar CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

Sourabh Mahendra 02/09/2018 186 CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 Kothari 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 187 Anmol Garg CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 188 Chetana Vinayak Shinde CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

Jagadishram Narayanan 02/09/2018 189 CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 Nadar 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 190 Kaustik Namdev Ranaware CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

Prathamesh Prakash 02/09/2018 191 CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 Morye 08/09/2018

192 Priyanka Vijayanand Patil CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 02/09/2018 3.36

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08/09/2018

Sangeetha Manikandan 02/09/2018 193 CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 Mudaliar 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 194 Simran Arun Mhaswadkar CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

Srinanthalakshmi 02/09/2018 195 CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 Subramanian Senyair 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 196 Subhash Chowdary Sajja CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 197 Supreet Pramod Ranawat CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 198 Vaishakhi Bhaskar Patil CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

Vaishnavi Ganesh 02/09/2018 199 CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 Devendran 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 200 Akshada Ankush Tupe CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 201 Amit Arvind Chavda CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 202 Manish Vijay Parab CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 203 Manogya Hareram Yadav CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

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Prathmesh Sudesh 02/09/2018 204 CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 Pansare 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 205 Swati Sadanand Navalkar CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 206 Akshay Pradip Patil CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

02/09/2018 207 Sanath Mahesh Talekar CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 08/09/2018

Twinkle Sanjeevkumar 02/09/2018 208 CMPN-1 TCS Ninja 3.36 Harkal 08/09/2018

General 05/09/2018 209 Sanjit Subhash Parab CMPN-1 5.9 Electric 10/09/2018

Vaishnavi Ganesh General 05/09/2018 210 CMPN-1 5.9 Devendran Electric 10/09/2018

Dakshay Odhavjibhai Ugam 211 CMPN-1 17/09/2018 2.5 Sudra Solutions

Ugam 212 Poojan Patel CMPN-1 17/09/2018 2.5 Solutions

Kuldeep Gyanchandra Ugam 213 CMPN-1 17/09/2018 2.5 Lodhi Solutions

Ugam 214 Mayur Nanabhau Wadile CMPN-1 17/09/2018 2.5 Solutions

Ugam 215 Purnima Tushar Surve CMPN-1 17/09/2018 2.5 Solutions

Prashant Digambar Ugam 216 CMPN-1 17/09/2018 2.5 Waghela Solutions

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Rajat Rajendra Ugam 217 CMPN-1 17/09/2018 2.5 Chandanshive Solutions

218 Deepak Mahanand Gupta CMPN-1 Nucsoft 19/09/2018 2.33

219 Shekhar Walaku Patil CMPN-1 Nucsoft 19/09/2018 2.33

10/10/2018 220 Habib Shaikh CMPN-1 Axis Bank 3.8 11/10/2018

10/10/2018 221 Pratiksha Sanjay Shirke CMPN-1 Axis Bank 3.8 11/10/2018

10/10/2018 222 Saurabh Avinash Shirke CMPN-1 Axis Bank 3.8 11/10/2018

10/10/2018 223 Vaibhav Vilas Lanjekar CMPN-1 Axis Bank 3.8 11/10/2018

Akshada Vijaykumar 10/10/2018 224 CMPN-1 Axis Bank 3.8 Thube 11/10/2018

10/10/2018 225 Satwik Madhav Kulkarni CMPN-1 Axis Bank 3.8 11/10/2018

10/10/2018 226 Tanvi Samir Pisat CMPN-1 Axis Bank 3.8 11/10/2018

Rohit Babasaheb 27/10/2018 227 CMPN-1 Zeus Learning 5.01 Suryanarayan 28/10/2018

27/10/2018 228 Abhishek Bisht CMPN-1 Zeus Learning 5.01 28/10/2018

27/10/2018 229 Mythri Ravindra CMPN-1 Zeus Learning 5.01 28/10/2018

27/10/2018 230 Amol Anil Varankar CMPN-1 Zeus Learning 5.01 28/10/2018

27/10/2018 231 Sneha Sudhakar Bodke CMPN-1 Zeus Learning 5.01 28/10/2018

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27/10/2018 232 Vinay Shrihari Dasari CMPN-1 Zeus Learning 5.01 28/10/2018

27/10/2018 233 Pranali Kothekar CMPN-1 Zeus Learning 4.0 28/10/2018

27/10/2018 234 Maithili Deepak Mhatre CMPN-1 Zeus Learning 4.0 28/10/2018

27/10/2018 235 Brijesh Kumar Verma CMPN-1 Zeus Learning 5.01 28/10/2018

17/12/2019 236 Priyanka Shetty CMPN-1 Capgemini 3.15 19/12/2019

17/12/2019 237 Amarpreet Singh Lamba CMPN-1 Capgemini 3.15 19/12/2019

238 Ashwini Dumbre CMPN-1 Atos Syntel 29/12/2018 3.10

239 Yogita Sangale CMPN-1 Atos Syntel 29/12/2018 3.10

240 Ajinkya Sarwankar CMPN-1 Atos Syntel 29/12/2018 3.10

241 Abhijeet Jagtap CMPN-1 Atos Syntel 29/12/2018 3.10

242 Mohammed Painter CMPN-1 Atos Syntel 29/12/2018 3.10

243 Omkar Mayekar CMPN-1 Atos Syntel 29/12/2018 3.10

244 Jatin Chandrakant Parmar CMPN-1 Reliance Retail 04/01/2019 3.5

245 Aishwarya Ana Kothavale CMPN-1 Reliance Retail 04/01/2019 3.5

246 Pranali Shantaram Pote CMPN-1 Reliance Retail 04/01/2019 3.5

Mandar Chandrakant 247 CMPN-1 Reliance Retail 04/01/2019 3.5 Mhamunkar

248 Aishwarya Sunil Deokar CMPN-1 Reliance Retail 04/01/2019 3.5

Shriya Nandkumar 249 CMPN-1 Reliance Retail 04/01/2019 3.5 Namugare

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250 Saddam Javed Shaikh CMPN-1 Reliance Retail 04/01/2019 3.5

251 Ashwini Shivaji Meher CMPN-1 Reliance Retail 04/01/2019 3.5

252 Atish Bharat Tule CMPN-1 Reliance Retail 04/01/2019 3.5

253 Manas Anant Kadam CMPN-1 Reliance Retail 04/01/2019 3.5

Manish Prabhakar 254 CMPN-1 Reliance Retail 04/01/2019 3.5 Chaudhari

255 Pratibha Sadashiv Jadhav CMPN-1 Reliance Retail 04/01/2019 3.5

256 Ankita Rajendra Wajpai CMPN-1 Reliance Retail 04/01/2019 3.5

257 Muktesh Vikas Samant CMPN-1 Reliance Retail 04/01/2019 3.5

258 Sowmiya Nadar CMPN-1 WIPRO 18/11/2018 3.30

259 Harshad Lukare CMPN-1 WIPRO 18/11/2018 3.30

260 Rohan Ginde CMPN-1 WIPRO 18/11/2018 3.30

261 Neha Bendal CMPN-1 WIPRO 18/11/2018 3.30

262 Shubham Kaul CMPN-1 WIPRO 18/11/2018 3.30

263 Hrishikesh Morankar CMPN-1 WIPRO 18/11/2018 3.30

264 Devki Mohe CMPN-1 WIPRO 18/11/2018 3.30

265 Rahul Paunikar CMPN-1 WIPRO 18/11/2018 3.30

266 Amogh Rane CMPN-1 WIPRO 18/11/2018 3.30

267 Shahjahan Ansari CMPN-1 WIPRO 18/11/2018 3.30

26/01/2019 268 Saddam Javed CMPN-1 Cognizant 3.38 27/01/2019

26/01/2019 269 Divya Sonawane CMPN-1 Cognizant 3.38 27/01/2019

270 Tejal Sushir CMPN-1 Cognizant 26/01/2019 3.38

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26/01/2019 271 Kajal Vidhate CMPN-1 Cognizant 3.38 27/01/2019

26/01/2019 272 Monika Pandhurnekar CMPN-1 Cognizant 3.38 27/01/2019

26/01/2019 273 Sagar Khandekar CMPN-1 Cognizant 3.38 27/01/2019

Ramchandra Eknath 274 CMPN-1 Rave 17/12/2018 3.8 Gawade

275 Sampada Jage CMPN-1 Reliance JIO 28/02/2019 3.5

276 Vandana Gupta CMPN-1 Reliance JIO 28/02/2019 3.5

277 Harsh Jain CMPN-1 Reliance JIO 28/02/2019 3.5

278 Ashlesha Sonawane CMPN-1 Reliance JIO 28/02/2019 3.5

279 Darshan Tandel CMPN-1 Reliance JIO 28/02/2019 3.5

280 Jayant Jadhav CMPN-1 Reliance JIO 28/02/2019 3.5

281 Rutuja Tare CMPN-1 Reliance JIO 28/02/2019 3.5

282 Rutuj Pande CMPN-1 Reliance JIO 28/02/2019 3.5

283 Prashant Kumavat CMPN-1 Reliance JIO 28/02/2019 3.5

284 Urmila Lawekar CMPN-1 Extra Marks 27/02/2019 3.0

285 Rishikesh Lawekar CMPN-1 Extra Marks 27/02/2019 3.0

Xcellance 286 Madhura Mengade CMPN-1 Medical 27/02/2019 2.00 Technologies

Xcellance 287 Aishwarya Kura CMPN-1 Medical 27/02/2019 2.00 Technologies

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288 Omkar Pembarti CMPN-1 Quinox 23/01/2019 3.0

289 Dhiraj Tawani CMPN-1 Extramarks 12/3/2019 3.0

290 Siddhant Bendkar CMPN-1 Extramarks 12/3/2019 3.0

291 Vaishnavi Bhavar CMPN-1 Extramarks 12/3/2019 3.0

292 Sarfaraz Khandwani CMPN-1 Extramarks 12/3/2019 3.0

293 Tanvi Palse CMPN-1 Spice Tech 18/03/2019 3.8

UNICLO Co. 294 Mythri Ravindra CMPN-1 08/02/2019 37.5 LTD

295 Hemraj CMPN-1 Byjus 08/03/2019 10

296 Nikki Singh CMPN-1 GEP 11/01/2019 4.6

21/01/2019 297 Dilip Ramgir CMPN-1 Hind Rectifiers 2.0 01/02/2019

21/01/2019 298 Ramesh Maurya CMPN-1 Hind Rectifiers 2.0 01/02/2019

21/01/2019 299 Rahul Pandey CMPN-1 Hind Rectifiers 2.0 01/02/2019

300 Aquib Ansari CMPN-1 Automata 19/01/2019 1.92

301 Prasad Wagh CMPN-1 Bristlecone - 3.1

Swabhav 302 Abhishek Ashok Londhe CMPN-1 04/04/2019 2.7 Techlabs

Swabhav 303 Akash Vijendra Jaiswal CMPN-1 04/04/2019 2.7 Techlabs

Swabhav 304 Deepak Mahanand Gupta CMPN-1 04/04/2019 2.7 Techlabs

Swabhav 305 Dipesh Shivaji Kokitkar CMPN-1 04/04/2019 2.7 Techlabs

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Swabhav 306 Sanal Suresh Dhamanse CMPN-1 04/04/2019 2.7 Techlabs

Swabhav 307 Shekhar Walaku Patil CMPN-1 04/04/2019 2.7 Techlabs

Swabhav 308 Yogita Sanjay More CMPN-1 04/04/2019 2.7 Techlabs

Shweta 309 Aniket Sadashiv Kolekar CMPN-1 28/03/2019 1.44 Healthcare

Shweta 310 Pravin Babarao Maske CMPN-1 28/03/2019 1.44 Healthcare

Shweta 311 Priyanka Prasad CMPN-1 28/03/2019 1.44 Healthcare

Shweta 312 Rupali Rajesh Barge CMPN-1 28/03/2019 1.44 Healthcare

Shweta 313 Tushar Ramakant Pardhi CMPN-1 28/03/2019 1.44 Healthcare

314 Akash Mahesh Gupta CMPN-1 Atos Syntel 23/03/2019 3.10

315 Pratiksha Ravindra Patil CMPN-1 Atos Syntel 23/03/2019 3.10

316 Riya Dhiraj Patel CMPN-1 Atos Syntel 23/03/2019 3.10

317 Akshay Abhay Pujare CMPN-1 Atos Syntel 23/03/2019 3.10

318 Manasi Santosh Rahate CMPN-1 Atos Syntel 23/03/2019 3.10

319 Rohan Avinash Pawar CMPN-1 Atos Syntel 23/03/2019 3.10

Satgrix Info 320 Isha Sudhakar Mahajan CMPN-1 13/04/2019 2.60 Security

08/03/2019 321 Akash Mahesh Gupta CMPN-1 Mphasis 2.52 09/03/2019

322 Hrishikesh S Bhandare CMPN-1 Amazon AWS 12/04/2019 4.5

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12/04/2019 323 Pranjal Sanjay Khule CMPN-1 Amazon AWS 4.5 13/04/2019

324 Mrunal Balu Gaikwad CMPN-1 Network 18 19/04/2019 3.2

325 Dattaram Ashok Dhuri CMPN-1 Network 18 19/04/2019 3.2

Sandip Dnyaneshwar 326 CMPN-1 Network 18 19/04/2019 3.2 Londhe

327 Shivani Damodar Sawant CMPN-1 mUNI Campus 10/04/2019 6

Rishikesh Chandran 328 CMPN-1 mUNI Campus 10/04/2019 6 Mudaliyar

329 Bhavesh Bharat Mhatre CMPN-1 Progility - 4.0

330 Ashutosh Yadav CMPN-1 Toppr.com - 12.00

331 Abhiraj Sunil Taral CMPN-1 Toppr.com 05/05/2019 7.5

Hitesh Bhagwandas 332 CMPN-1 Toppr.com 05/05/2019 7.5 Solanki

Nasan Medical Mayuresh Subhash 333 CMPN-1 Electronics Pvt 04/06/2019 1.8 Abhang Ltd

Nasan Medical 334 Mansi Vinayak Salunke CMPN-1 Electronics Pvt 04/06/2019 1.8 Ltd

Nasan Medical 335 Nikita Pai CMPN-1 Electronics Pvt 04/06/2019 1.8 Ltd

Nasan Medical 336 Avanti Sanjay Vartak CMPN-1 Electronics Pvt 04/06/2019 1.8 Ltd

337 Shubham Anil Fartade CMPN-1 Toppr.com 06/06/2019 10.2

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09/06/2019

06/06/2019 338 Binay Banshi Hazra CMPN-1 Toppr.com 10.2 09/06/2019

06/06/2019 339 Pooja Dalbir Poonia CMPN-1 Toppr.com 10.2 09/06/2019

Godrej 07/06/2019 340 Purnima Tushar Surve CMPN-1 3.6 Infotech Ltd 08/06/2019

Godrej 07/06/2019 341 Amey Pramod Raul CMPN-1 3.6 Infotech Ltd 08/06/2019

Godrej 07/06/2019 342 Kartik Rajendra Lakade CMPN-1 3.6 Infotech Ltd 08/06/2019

Credence 12/06/2019 343 Komal Chandrakant Shirke CMPN-1 2.4 Analytics 14/06/2019

Credence 12/06/2019 344 Apurva Ashok Ashtekar CMPN-1 2.4 Analytics 14/06/2019

Harshal Madhusudan Credence 12/06/2019 345 CMPN-1 2.4 Mungekar Analytics 14/06/2019

Siddhi Amaresh Credence 12/06/2019 346 CMPN-1 2.4 Vengurlekar Analytics 14/06/2019

Reliance Jio 347 Sumit Rajesh Vishwakarma CMPN-1 15/06/2019 3.5 (RJIL)

Reliance Jio 348 Hamza Rafique Shaikh CMPN-1 15/06/2019 3.5 (RJIL)

Reliance Jio 349 Krutika Sandip More CMPN-1 15/06/2019 3.5 (RJIL)

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Reliance Jio 350 Apurva Ashok Ashtekar CMPN-1 15/06/2019 3.5 (RJIL)

Reliance Jio 351 Amit Sadanand Shanbhag CMPN-1 15/06/2019 3.5 (RJIL)

Priyanka Vinodkumar 352 CMPN-1 BYJU’S - 4.75 Prasad

353 Hiren Naresh Bangani CMPN-1 Reliance Jio 15/06/2019 3.5

354 Siddhant Bendkar CMPN-1 ToppScholars - 12.2

355 Adit Vinod Pandirkar CMPN-1 Capgemini - 3.15

356 Manoj Mohan Shelar CMPN-1 Capgemini - 3.15

357 Supriya Kondiba Sargar CMPN-1 Capgemini - 3.15

358 Sonal Anand Pawar CMPN-1 Capgemini - 3.15

359 Aparna Rane CMPN-1 TATA ELSXI 10/07/2019 3.6

EBorn 360 Manoj Mohan Shelar CMPN-1 - 3 Consultancies

List of companies which visited VIT in 2017-18

Sr. Branches Name of the Company No. ALL INFT CMPN ETRX EXTC BIOM

1 Atos India INFT CMPN ETRX EXTC

2 Brandscapes All

3 Capgemini BIOM

4 Citius Tech INFT CMPN

5 GradeMe ETRX EXTC BIOM

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6 Interactive Brokeres INFT CMPN

7 Jupiter Hospital BIOM

Kongo Education Services Pvt 8 Ltd (Part of Vidyalankar All Group)

9 L&T Infotech INFT CMPN ETRX EXTC

10 MAQ Software INFT CMPN

11 Mirraw Online Services All

12 Multiplier Solutions All

13 Network 18 All

14 Qspider All

15 Quinnox Consultancy Services INFT CMPN

16 Redpine Signals ETRX

17 Reliance Jio INFT CMPN

18 Reliance Retail INFT CMPN ETRX EXTC

19 Swabhav Techlabs INFT CMPN

20 Swan Solutions All

21 Syntel INFT CMPN

22 TCS All

23 Think & Learn Pvt Ltd All

24 Ugam Solutions INFT CMPN

25 Vistaar Systems Limited INFT CMPN

26 Webdogs (AMCAT) INFT CMPN

Xcellance Medical ETRX BIOM 27 Technologies

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28 Zeus Learning All

29 eTouch Systems All

30 AAA Technologies INFT CMPN

31 Aboutclinic.com INFT CMPN

32 Accenture All

33 Action Health Engineering BIOM

34 ACTY Systems India Pvt Ltd INFT CMPN

35 Acxiom Consulting INFT CMPN

36 Agappe Diagnostics BIOM

37 Allerin Infotech INFT CMPN

38 Amazon INFT CMPN ETRX EXTC

39 Amdocs INFT CMPN EXTC

40 Anita Medical Systems BIOM

41 Aspiring Minds All

42 Atom Technologies All

43 Aurus INFT CMPN

44 AVI Networks INFT CMPN EXTC

45 BARC CMPN ETRX

46 Barclays All

47 Bharat Electronics Ltd INFT CMPN ETRX EXTC

48 Boeing All

49 BookEventz All

50 Cactus All

51 Canon ETRX EXTC

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52 Capiot INFT CMPN

53 Citi INFT CMPN

54 Clear Secured Services Pvt Ltd ETRX EXTC

55 Clover Infotech All

56 CMSS INFT CMPN

57 Cognizant All

58 Credence Analytics INFT CMPN

59 Credit Suisse All

60 Customer Centria All

61 DXC Technology INFT CMPN ETRX EXTC

62 Dyson All

63 Eborn Global INFT CMPN EXTC

64 eClerx All

65 Eduvirtuoso All

66 Envetnet Yodlee INFT CMPN

67 Fargo Telecom Technologies EXTC

68 Focalworks Solutions INFT CMPN

69 Greysoft Solutions INFT CMPN EXTC

70 HDB Financial Services INFT CMPN

71 HDFC life All

72 Hexaware Technologies INFT CMPN ETRX EXTC

73 Hinduja Tech INFT CMPN ETRX EXTC

74 HPS Lab Design INFT CMPN

75 Hurix Digital INFT CMPN

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76 Indian Navy All

77 Indusgeeks INFT CMPN

78 Infinite Computing Systems INFT CMPN

79 Infosys All

80 Innowrap Technologies All

81 Ixora ETRX EXTC

82 Jaguar Group ETRX

83 Jubi All

84 Justdial All

85 Keyence India All

86 Kotak Life INFT CMPN ETRX EXTC

87 KPIT Group INFT CMPN ETRX EXTC

88 Light Plane Technologies All

89 Media.Net INFT CMPN

90 Micropoint Computers INFT CMPN

91 Miles Software Solutions INFT CMPN

92 Mindgate INFT CMPN

93 Mindtree All

94 Mitr Learning INFT CMPN

95 MKCL INFT CMPN EXTC

96 MountBlue All

97 Navkar Enterprises All

98 Neosoft Technologies INFT CMPN ETRX EXTC

99 NSEIT INFT CMPN EXTC

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100 Nucsoft Technologies INFT CMPN

101 Persistent All

102 Philips Vital Health All

103 Powerweave INFT CMPN

104 Prescient Infotech INFT CMPN

105 Progility Technologies ETRX EXTC

106 Publicis Media Ltd All

107 Quality Kiosk INFT CMPN EXTC

108 Rave Technologies INFT CMPN

109 RCB Technologies All

110 Reliance Communication EXTC

111 Renew Instruments INFT CMPN ETRX EXTC

112 Revamp Consulting Pvt Ltd INFT CMPN ETRX

113 Robert Bosch INFT CMPN EXTC

114 Robovr ETRX EXTC

115 Rocket Battery ETRX EXTC

116 Sankey Solutions INFT CMPN

117 SBI Life Insurance All

118 Securonix INFT CMPN ETRX

119 Secutech ETRX EXTC

ShujaBITS Infotech Solutions INFT CMPN 120 Pvt Ltd

121 Synergy Medical Systems BIOM

122 Teach for India All

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The Employee Factory (Techno INFT CMPN 123 Flair Lab Pvt Ltd)

124 Tijco Vision BIOM

125 Tikona Infinet Pvt Ltd All

126 Tranzact All

127 Tresvista All

128 TSS Consultancy Pvt Ltd INFT CMPN ETRX EXTC

129 T-Systems INFT CMPN

130 Unique Diagnostics BIOM

131 UpGrade INFT CMPN EXTC

132 UTC Aerospace Systems ETRX

133 UX Designer All

134 Vyom Labs INFT CMPN

135 Wipro Technologies INFT CMPN ETRX EXTC

136 Zepo Technologies INFT CMPN

137 Zoomrx All

138 ZS Associates All

139 Mindstix Software INFT CMPN

140 Naaptol INFT CMPN EXTC

141 Zycus All

142 Citus Tech INFT CMPN

143 Intelligence Node All

144 QAD INFT CMPN

145 CISCO All

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146 Finclusion INFT CMPN

147 Carwale All

148 Virtusa All

149 Enhanced Software All

150 Sundaran Tech ETRX

151 Lanxess India INFT CMPN

152 Haffkine India BIOM

153 Skanray BIOM

154 Tech Mahindra INFT CMPN ETRX EXTC

155 Wipro INFT CMPN EXTC

156 Marquardt ETRX

157 Fujitsu INFT CMPN ETRX EXTC

158 Jaro Toppscholar All

159 Jaro Education All

160 Bravitek Solutions Pvt Ltd. INFT CMPN ETRX EXTC

161 Unicorn Denmart ETRX EXTC

162 Infosec All

163 Preventine Life Care BIOM

164 HR Mantra All

165 A3 Pixels INFT CMPN

166 Bio Sense BIOM

167 India Mart All

168 Miniorange INFT CMPN EXTC

169 LTI INFT CMPN ETRX EXTC

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170 Tulip Health Care BIOM

171 Brandmovers INFT CMPN

172 Hexaware INFT CMPN ETRX

Power Grid Corporation Of ETRX 173 india

Extra Marks Education India INFT CMPN EXTC 174 Pvt Ltd

175 Rein Labs-Contexio All

176 Delloite All

177 Quastech INFT CMPN

178 Toppr.com All

179 GEP INFT CMPN

180 comUnus INFT CMPN EXTC

181 Brontoo All

182 Karix All

183 Advance Solutions PVT LTD EXTC

184 Wonderbiz INFT CMPN

185 Textronics INFT CMPN

186 Vyomlabs All

187 Ness Technologies All

188 Tata Elsxi BIOM

189 INFIBEAM All

190 Allerin Infotech INFT CMPN

191 Selec Control ETRX EXTC

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192 Golden Source All

193 BULWARK All

194 Leo Technosoft All

195 Escan INFT CMPN EXTC

196 Vyomlabs INFT CMPN

197 Celusion INFT

198 Uniken INFT CMPN

Neeyamo Enterprise Solutions CMPN EXTC 199 PVT LTD

200 Capgemini (Off Campus) All

201 Ericson ETRX EXTC

202 Thyrocare Technologies INFT CMPN ETRX EXTC

203 Verzeo All

204 Simple Logic INFT CMPN

205 Kotak Life All

206 MKCL (2ND TIME) CMPN

207 Datacom Products INFT CMPN ETRX EXTC

208 Godrej Infotech INFT CMPN EXTC

209 SECUTECH AUTOMATION INFT CMPN

210 Cex Webuy INFT CMPN ETRX EXTC

211 IBM INFT CMPN

212 ITBT INFT CMPN EXTC

213 Trigyn Technologies INFT CMPN EXTC

214 DASSSULT SYSTEMS INFT CMPN

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215 IBM INFT CMPN EXTC

UGAM SOLUTIONS (2ND INFT CMPN EXTC 216 TIME)

217 MKCL All

218 Pubmatic INFT CMPN

219 ABS india Ltd ETRX EXTC

220 HAPTIK INFT CMPN ETRX EXTC

Comparison between companies for 2017, 2018 & 2019

% of final % of final selection Name of Short Short selection to Sr. Final to the Year Eligible Appeared listed listed for appeared No Selected appeared Company for GD interview for the for the interview test 2016- 457 375 - 101 62 16.53 61.38 17 2017- 1 TCS 492 454 - 184 146 32.15 79.34 18 2018- 403 249 - 125 83 33.33 66.4 19 2016- 343 271 160 131 88 32.47 67.17 17 2017- 2 LTI 382 354 203 162 143 40.39 88.27 18 2018- 447 390 - 260 121 31.02 46.53 19

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Comparison Between Companies For 2017 , 2018 & 2019

500 404 360 400 329 2017 300 2018 146 200 143 121 88 2019 62 83 100

0 TCS LTI Overall Placements

No. of Companies visited VIT for Campus Placements

Sr. Year No. of companies visited No.

1. 2016-17 143

2. 2017-18 220

3. 2018-19 229

‘*’: Placement Process is still going on.

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No. of Companies Visited

250 220 229

200 143 150 No. of companies visited 100

0 2017 2018 2019

Summary of Companies Visited Branch – Wise

Sr. Year Branch No. 2016-2017 2017-2018 2018-2019* 118 181 175 1 INFT 119 183 178 2 CMPN 75 119 93 3 ETRX 84 132 105 4 EXTC

58 90 60 5 BIOM

‘*’: Placement Process is still going on.

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Summary of Companies Overall Visited Branch- Wise

183 200 181175 178 132 150 118 119 119 105 2017 93 84 90 100 75 58 60 2018 50 2019

0 INFT CMPN ETRX EXTC BIOM

Summary of Students Placed Branch – Wise

Year Sr. Branch 2018-2019 No. 2016-2017 2017-2018 (* TILL DATE) 1 INFT 102 126 112

2 CMPN 94 132 125

3 ETRX 55 53 31

4 EXTC 70 78 73

5 BIOM 8 15 18

6 ME - - 01

Total 329 404 360

‘*’: Placement Process is still going on.

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Summary of students placed Year-wise

132 140 126 125 112 102 120 94 INFT 100 78 70 73 CMPN 80 55 53 ETRX 60 31 40 18 EXTC 8 15 20 BIOM 0 2017 2018 2019

Summary of students placed Branch-wise

150 126 132125 112 102 94 100 78 2017 70 73 55 53 2018 50 31 18 2019 8 15 0 INFT CMPN ETRX EXTC BIOM

MMS Placements

MMS Placement Comparison

Final Placement- Final placement Final Placement Final Placement Final Placement Particulars Batch 2017- - Batch 2013-15 - Batch 2014-16 - Batch 2015-17 – Batch 2016-18 2019

No of 60 Recruiters 84 128 110 98 participated

Selects 41 63 66 69 82 (Students)

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SBI Life, Work Modi Hyundai, Ariston Capital, Kellogs, HDFC Bank, OYO Application, LnT Shaman Group, Sony, Shopper's Pantomath, Rooms, Camlin, Infotech, BASSEIN Stop, Kellogs, IndusInd Bank, Indiabulls, Capital Hexaware, CATHOLIC, Jet Shiping Bajaj Capital, KA First, Café Neilsen, HDFC Airways, Vadilal, Corporation, Hospitality, Marathi, Morning Bank , India Bharati Axsa, IICSR, LDS Morning Star, Star, Just Dial, InfoLine, PAMA Infotech, Times Visible Alpha, CMIE, CCOM etc., Quinnox, InternationalArist Group, Shop Thomas Cook, Crisil, HDFC Life, Sundaram on Capital, Sony, Sense, Sodexco, Morning Star, ICICI Bank, Axis Technologies, Shopper's Stop, Advance Bolting IDFC BANK, KA My India, Plycab Energia Shipping Services, Hospitality, Jaro, Wires, Thomas Welbeing, Damac Corporation, Aspirtek, Work Café Marathi, Cook, RBL, Holding – IICSR, TUV SUD, Application, LnT Eureka Forbes, iRealties, Acuite (Dubai), India LDS Infotech, Infotech, Asian VSOM, Nucsoft, Ratings and Mart, Reliance Times Group, Paints, Yamaha, ICICI SECURITIES, Research, Amul, Financial, Aptech, Shop Sense, RCF, Wadilal, HDFC, Health Travel XP, Frontier, CRISIL, Sodexco, Snap Deal, Jet Prime, Appollo Munich, Top Bisleri, Indo Asian Advance Bolting Airways, Naptol Wockhardt, ICICI Globus Stores, Companies BuildCon, ICICI Services, Online Shopping, Securities, Capital NIIT, HDFC Fund Securities, Praxis Aspirtek, Work Jaslok, ACC, First, Decathlon, AMC, Molecular Technologies, XL Application, LnT Nestle, Modi Amul, Zomato, Products, ICICI Dynamics, Infotech, Asian Hyundai, Sahara Laurent & Benon, Securities, ,IndusIn Bank, Paints, Yamaha, Star, Aries Agro, IndusInd Bank, Ladder Up, 99 RCF, Wadilal, KareerKrafters, Kansai Nerolac, Samsonite South acres.com, Snap Deal, Jet Group Sharman, Quanical Asia Pvt. Ltd., Jupiter Infomedia Airways, Naptol Negi Sign Technologies, Mahindra First , RMS Regrow, Online Shopping, System, KPMG, Spark Logistics Choice Services, Unichem Labs, Jaslok, ACC, Nucsoft, Edelweiss Tokio, India Bulls, Nestle, Modi Andromedia, TNS FEI Cargo, Reitzel Speciality Hyundai, Sahara India, Darashaw, Foods, LDS Star, LDS Infotech, Infotech KareerKrafters, ESDS & Meta Group Sharman, Infotech, American Express, TP Link, Baby Cell

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Higher Packages 8 lakhs 8 lakhs 8 lakhs 6.6.lakhs 10 lakhs

Average Package 3.5 lakhs 3.5 lakhs 3.5 lakhs 3.5 lakhs 4.00 Lakhs

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Company 23 41 37 20 35 Meet

Guest 39 22 22 21 19 Lectures

The Following MMS Students Have Been Placed Through the Placement Cell From 2019 Passing Batch

Sr. MMS No. Specialisation Student Name Company Name CTC Gender 1 Marketing Rane Amey Oyo Rooms 4.3 lakhs p.a. Male Deshpande Kailesh 2 Marketing Saurabh Enterprises (Own) N.A. Male

3 Marketing Bora Shraddha Capital First 5.5 lakhs p.a. Female

4 Marketing Prabhune Siddesh Camlin 1.8 lakhs p.a. Male

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5 Marketing Wankhede Nilima A C Neilsen 6.5 lakhs p.a. Female

6 Marketing Singh Swati Capital First 5.5 lakhs p.a. Female

Sahibole Capital First 7 Marketing Mohammad 5.5 lakhs p.a. Male

8 Marketing Ogania Prashant HDFC Bank 4.2 lakhs p.a. Male

9 Marketing Sane Deepashri Axis My India 3.5 lakhs p.a. Female

10 Marketing Gupte Jignesh HDFC Bank 4.2 lakhs p.a. Male

11 Marketing Pai Simran HDFC Bank 4.2 lakhs p.a. Female

12 Marketing Bhave Ruchira HDFC Bank 4.2 lakhs p.a. Female

Gundu Sanath Goldach 13 Marketing Kumar 3 lakhs p.a. Male

14 Marketing Pandey Shruti Café Marathi 3.5 lakhs p.a. Female

15 Marketing Kamble Vinay Café Marathi 3.5 lakhs p.a. Male

16 Marketing Iram Pathan Just Dial 3.7 lakhs p.a. Female

17 Marketing Aradhana Kapse Just Dial 3.7 lakhs p.a. Female

Priyanka Just Dial 18 Marketing Jamkhandikar 3.7 lakhs p.a. Female

19 Marketing Moksh Malji Just Dial 3.7 lakhs p.a. Male

20 Marketing Snehal Unde Just Dial 3.7 lakhs p.a. Female

21 Marketing Aakash Singh Just Dial 3.7 lakhs p.a. Male

22 Marketing Ketan Patil Just Dial 3.7 lakhs p.a. Male

23 Marketing Aakash Sanghavi Just Dial 3.7 lakhs p.a. Male

24 Marketing Pratik Nanaware Indusind Bank 3.3 lakhs p.a. Male

25 Marketing Akshata Pupala Indusind Bank 3.3 lakhs p.a. Female

26 Marketing Madhura Gawade I Realities 3 lakhs p.a. Female

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27 Marketing Ninad Patil I Realities 3 lakhs p.a. Male

28 Marketing Shrisha Paidikalwa Square Yards 3 lakhs p.a. Female

29 Marketing Aditya Dhurve Square Yards 3 lakhs p.a. Male

30 Marketing Samrud Shetty Amul 4.7 lakhs p.a. Male

31 Marketing Aakash Jadhav Amul 4.7 lakhs p.a. Male

32 Marketing Hussain Kanchwala Ingram 2.5 lakhs p.a. Male

Patwardhan 33 Marketing Badam Raja 3 lakhs p.a. Male Atharva 34 Marketing Chauhan Yash Clover tech 3 lakhs p.a. Male 35 Marketing Bashid Owis ICICI Prudential 3.5 lakhs p.a. Male Bramhankar 36 Finance ICICI Bank 4.5 lakhs p.a. Male Anurag 37 Finance Jain Prachi Morning Star 4.2 lakhs p.a. Male

38 Finance Solanki Shivani Morning Star 4.2 lakhs p.a. Male

39 Finance Kulkarni Madhura Anand Rathi 3.5 lakhs p.a. Female

40 Finance Munurai Sandeep Morning Star 4.2 lakhs p.a. Male

Vengurlekar Finance HDFC Bank 41 Shweta 4.2 lakhs p.a. Female

Dhanvikas Fiscal Finance Patil Priyanka 42 Services Pvt Ltd 3 lakhs p.a. Female

43 Finance Kajal More I Realities 3 lakhs p.a. Female

44 Finance Gangar Deep Veer India 2.8 lakhs p.a. Male

45 Finance Nalawade Prajakta Veer India 2.8 lakhs p.a. Female

46 Finance Kokate Shruti Veer India 2.8 lakhs p.a. Female

47 Finance Aishwarya Shelar Veer India 2.8 lakhs p.a. Female

48 Finance Halankar Apurva Veer India 2.8 lakhs p.a. Female

49 Finance Praniti Dalvi Veer India 2.8 lakhs p.a. Female

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50 Finance Amey Dalvi I Realities 3 lakhs p.a. Male

51 Finance Kajal Gujar Crisil 3.5 lakhs p.a. Female

52 Finance Vipul Chowke ICICI Bank 4.5 lakhs p.a. Male

53 Finance Ameer Sayeed ICICI Bank 4.5 lakhs p.a. Male

54 Finance Vishal Racharla Oracle 3 lakhs p.a. Male

55 Finance Indrajit Sawant Crisil 3.5 lakhs p.a. Male

56 Finance Naveen Kadari Morning Star 4.2 lakhs p.a. Male

Finance Pol Nitin 57 HDFC AMC 3.5 lakhs p.a. Male

Finance 58 Angne Harshal Crisil 3.5 lakhs p.a. Male Finance 59 Solanki Devendra Crisil 3.5 lakhs p.a. Male Highbar 60 Systems Pawar Kiran 3 lakhs p.a. Female Technocrat 61 Systems Vinayak Ghadge TCS 3.5 lakhs p.a. Male

Muthoot Exim Pvt 62 HR Thevar Subhasini 3.5 lakhs p.a. Female Ltd 63 HR Pawar Radhika Axis My India 3.5 lakhs p.a. Female

Colgate Palmolive (Third Party) -- Kalyankar Sailee 64 HR Veenus 3.5 lakhs p.a. Female Maintenance Services Pvt Ltd

65 HR Dipti Chavan Out Of Placement N. A. Female

66 HR Bandabe Krutika Colgate 3 lakhs p.a. Female 67 HR Yelamkar Janhavi Nykaa 3 lakhs p.a. Female

68 HR Netra Bobhate Café Marathi 3 lakhs p.a. Female

Reliance General Siddhi Jadhav 69 HR Insurance 2.5 lakhs p.a. Female

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70 HR Samiksha Parab XL Recruiters 3 lakhs p.a. Female

71 Operations Chavan Nishant SWIGGY 3.5 lakhs p.a. Male SHREERAM Walke Shreeram 72 Operations COMPANY N. A. Male

COUNTRY Mehta Mahaveer 73 Operations DELIGHT 3 lakhs p.a. Male

74 Operations Deo Snehal GEP 4.6 lakhs p.a. Female

75 Operations Prathamesh Kokate I REALITIES 3 lakhs p.a. Male

76 Operations Saumitra Oak I REALITIES 3 lakhs p.a. Male

77 Operations Sumeet Sanap I REALITIES 3 lakhs p.a. Male

78 Operations Sagar Chaudhari I REALITIES 3 lakhs p.a. Male

Out of Sanchit Pandita 79 Operations Placements N. A.

80 Operations Dhole Amol Eport logistics 3.5 lakhs p.a. Male Akshaysingh 81 Operations Chandel Eport Logistics 3.5 lakhs p.a. Male

Rohan Fernandes 82 Operations Urban Clap 3 lakhs p.a. Male

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Internships

Engineering Internship Training During Summer Vacation - (June - July 2018)

Sr. Name of Name of Company & Address Grade Branch From To No. Student Larsen & Toubro Ltd, Gate No. 1, Mohammed Saki Vihar Road, Powai, Mumbai A CMPN 5-June- 5-July- 1 Aarem Barge - 400 072 2018 2018

Larsen & Toubro Ltd, Gate No. 1, Tahira Saki Vihar Road, Powai, Mumbai A CMPN 5-June- 5-July- 2 Mohamedishack - 400 072 2018 2018

HRDD BARC, Training School, Rugveda Anushaktinagar, Mumbai - 400 A EXTC 5-June- 5-July- 3 Salunke 094 2018 2018

HRDD BARC, Training School, 5-June- 5-July- 4 Anushaktinagar, Mumbai - 400 A Raghav Papnai EXTC 094 2018 2018

HRDD BARC, Training School, 5-June- 5-July- 5 Anushaktinagar, Mumbai - 400 A Manogya Yadav EXTC 094 2018 2018

HRDD BARC, Training School, Prathmesh Anushaktinagar, Mumbai - 400 A EXTC 5-June- 5-July- 6 Pansare 094 2018 2018

The Manager HR, Hindustan Harshada Petroleum Corp. Ltd., Mumbai A ETRX 5-June- 5-July- 7 Doifode Refinery, Chembur - 400 074 2018 2018

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Sr. Name of Name of Company & Address Grade Branch From To No. Student HRDD BARC, Training School, Rinkesh Anushaktinagar, Trombay, A CMPN 5-June- 5-July- 8 Paltiwale Mumbai - 400 094 2018 2018

HRDD BARC, Training School, Muhanned Anushaktinagar, Trombay, A CMPN 5-June- 5-July- 9 Parkar Mumbai - 400 094 2018 2018

HRDD BARC, Training School, 5-June- 5-July- 10 Anushaktinagar, Trombay, A Vedant Gurav CMPN Mumbai - 400 094 2018 2018

HRDD BARC, Training School, Sumedh Anushaktinagar, Trombay, A CMPN 5-June- 5-July- 11 Humane Mumbai - 400 094 2018 2018

HR Manager, HPCL Refinery, 5-June- 5-July- 12 A Taheera Ahmed ETRX Mahul Road, Chembur - 400 074 2018 2018

HR Manager, HPCL Refinery, 5-June- 5-July- 13 A Harshada Patole ETRX Mahul Road, Chembur - 400 074 2018 2018

Dhanashree 5-June- 5-July- 14 Fortis Hospital Ltd, Mulund (W) A BIOM Jadhav 2018 2018

HRDD BARC Training School Shravika 5-June- 5-July- 15 Complex, Anushakti Nagar, A Wanjari EXTC Mumbai - 400 094 Haifa Haji 2018 2018

B. Braun Medical (India) Pvt Ltd. A-601, 6th floor, Boomerang, 5-June- 5-July- 16 C Gayatri Aroskar BIOM Near Chandivali Studio, Andheri 2018 2018 (E), Mumbai - 400 072

Amey Bairolu DSTE (Tele) BCT, Western Sanjukta Sheth Railway, Mumbai Central, A EXTC 5-June- 5-July- 17 (Only on Mumbai - 400 008 2018 2018 Saturdays)

HR Department, Larsen & 5-June- 5-July- 18 A Soham Pradhan CMPN Toubro Infotech, Gate No. 5, Saki 2018 2018

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Sr. Name of Name of Company & Address Grade Branch From To No. Student Vihar Road, Powai, Mumbai - 400 072

The officer-in-charge (Practical Training / Project Work), HRDD, 5-June- 5-July- 19 A Amey Bairolu EXTC BARC Training School, Anushakti 2018 2018 Nagar, Mumbai - 400 094

The officer-in-charge (Practical Training / Project Work), HRDD, 5-June- 5-July- 20 A Sanjukta Sheth EXTC BARC Training School, Anushakti 2018 2018 Nagar, Mumbai - 400 094

Training Manager, Reliance Industries Ltd, Nagothane 5-June- 5-July- 21 Manufacturing Division, A Amey Parange CMPN Nagothane, Pen, Raigad - 402 2018 2018 125

HRDD, Siemens Ltd, 48, Thane - Belapur Road, MIDC Industrial 5-June- 5-July- 22 A Aditi Sathe EXTC Area, Airoli, Navi Mumbai - 400 2018 2018 708

The Chief Executive Board of Radiation & Isotope, BRIT, BARC, 5-June- 5-July- 23 A Ninad Limaye EXTC Vashi Complex Sector - 20, Navi 2018 2018 Mumbai - 400 703

Reliance Industries, Ghansoli Nihaar MIDC Area, Navi Mumbai - 400 A CMPN 5-June- 5-July- 24 Nandedkar 701 2018 2018

Global Hospital, 35, Dr. E. Borges Road, Opposite Shirodkar High 5-June- 5-July- 25 A Vaishnavi Bane BIOM School, Hospital Avenue, Parel, 2018 2018 Mumbai - 400 012

Global Hospital, 35, Dr. E. Borges 5-June- 5-July- 26 A Twinkle Harkal BIOM Road, Opposite Shirodkar High 2018 2018

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Sr. Name of Name of Company & Address Grade Branch From To No. Student School, Hospital Avenue, Parel, Mumbai - 400 012

Global Hospital, 35, Dr. E. Borges Road, Opposite Shirodkar High 5-June- 5-July- 27 A Sonali Vidhate BIOM School, Hospital Avenue, Parel, 2018 2018 Mumbai - 400 012

Global Hospital, 35, Dr. E. Borges Road, Opposite Shirodkar High 5-June- 5-July- 28 A Avanti Vartak BIOM School, Hospital Avenue, Parel, 2018 2018 Mumbai - 400 012

The Superintendent, Training & Industrail Engineering 5-June- 5-July- 29 A Kajal Vidhate EXTC Department, BEST, Mumbai 2018 2018 Central office, Mumbai

Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB), Niyamak Bhavan, Mithilesh 5-June- 5-July- 30 A CMPN Anushaktinagar, Mumbai - 400 Patankar 2018 2018 094

HR Department, Wockhardt Hospital, The Umrao IMSR, Mira 5-June- 5-July- 31 A Shazia Iqbal BIOM Road (E), Thane, Mira-Bhayandar 2018 2018 - 401 107

HR Department, Wockhardt Hospital, The Umrao IMSR, Mira 5-June- 5-July- 32 A Nikita Pai BIOM Road (E), Thane, Mira-Bhayandar 2018 2018 - 401 107

Krutika More Bhavesh Mhatre CWM's office, S&T Workshop, Amit Shanbhag 5 - June - 5-July- 33 A EXTC Byculla, Mumbai - 400 027 Sonali Ivalekar 2018 2018 Prathamesh Morye

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Sr. Name of Name of Company & Address Grade Branch From To No. Student Hrishikesh Morankar CWM's office, S&T Workshop, Shalakha 5-June- 5-July- 34 A EXTC Byculla, Mumbai - 400 027 Kajrolkar 2018 2018 Chetana Shinde Maithili Mhatre

Maquet Medical India Pvt Ltd, 203 & 204, fulcrum 'B' wing, 2nd 5-June- 5-July- 35 B Avanti Vartak BIOM floor, Shar Road, Andheri (East), 2018 2018 Mumbai - 400 099

Maquet Medical India Pvt Ltd, 203 & 204, fulcrum 'B' wing, 2nd Manjiri 5-June- 5-July- 36 B BIOM floor, Shar Road, Andheri (East), Manjrekar 2018 2018 Mumbai - 400 099

Maquet Medical India Pvt Ltd, 203 & 204, fulcrum 'B' wing, 2nd Indranuj 5-June- 5-July- 37 B BIOM floor, Shar Road, Andheri (East), Gangan 2018 2018 Mumbai - 400 099

Maquet Medical India Pvt Ltd, 203 & 204, fulcrum 'B' wing, 2nd 5-June- 5-July- 38 B Aparna Rane BIOM floor, Shar Road, Andheri (East), 2018 2018 Mumbai - 400 099

Maquet Medical India Pvt Ltd, 203 & 204, fulcrum 'B' wing, 2nd 5-June- 5-July- 39 B Priyanka Shetty BIOM floor, Shar Road, Andheri (East), 2018 2018 Mumbai - 400 099

Signal & Telecommunication Department, Central Railway Sonal Pawar Workshop & Training Centre, 17, Sayli Raut 5 - June - 5-July- 40 A EXTC Dr. Baba Saheb Ambedkar Road, Prashant 2018 2018 Dhaku Prabhuchi Wadi, Byculla Kumavat (E), Mazgaon, Mumbai - 400 027

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Sr. Name of Name of Company & Address Grade Branch From To No. Student The Additional Director General 5-June- 5-July- 41 (P), Doordarshan Kendra, Worli, A Urmila Lawekar ETRX Mumbai - 400 030 2018 2018

Loksabha Secretariat, Room No. 5-June- 5-July- 42 121, 1st floor, Parliament Library A Suraj Bhoite ETRX Building, New Delhi - 110 001 2018 2018

HRDD, BARC, Anushakti Nagar, Tahira 5-June- 5-July- 43 A CMPN Mumbai - 400 094 Mohamedishack 2018 2018

Jagadishram CWM's office, S&T Workshop, Nadar 5-June- 5-July- 44 A EXTC Byculla, Mumbai - 400 027 Sangeetha 2018 2018 Mudaliar

Board of Radiation & Isotope 5-June- 5-July- 45 Technology, Vashi, Navi Mumbai A Pooja Wangad ETRX - 400 703 2018 2018

Amarpreet Kohinoor Hospital, Kirol Road, Lamba 5-June- 5-July- 46 off LBS Road, Kurla (West), B Aniket Kolekar BIOM Mumbai - 400 070 Laxmipriya 2018 2018 Swain

Mayuresh Kohinoor Hospital, Kirol Road, Abhang 5-June- 5-July- 47 off LBS Road, Kurla (West), B Srushti Bakade BIOM Mumbai - 400 070 Manali 2018 2018 Nikumbh

Indian Institude of Technology - Bombay, KReSIT Building, New Kunjal 5-June- 5-July- 48 A INFT CSE Department, Powai, Mumbai Devrukhkar 2018 2018 - 400 076

Signal & Telecommunication Prajkta Galande 5 - June - 5-July- 49 A EXTC Department, Central Railway Pooja Chavan 2018 2018

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Sr. Name of Name of Company & Address Grade Branch From To No. Student Workshop & Training Centre, Tanvi Salvi Byculla (E), Mumbai - 400 027 Pradnya Kasale

Signal & Telecommunication Pradnya Gotal Department, Central Railway A Karishma Patil EXTC 5 - June - 5-July- 50 Workshop & Training Centre, Manasi Mhatre 2018 2018 Byculla (E), Mumbai - 400 027

Doordarshan Kendra, Panduran Prajkta Galande 5-June- 5-July- 51 Budhkar Mar, Worli, Mumbai - A Pooja Chavan EXTC 400 030 Tanvi Salvi 2018 2018

Doordarshan Kendra, Panduran Pradnya Kasale 5-June- 5-July- 52 Budhkar Mar, Worli, Mumbai - A Pradnya Gotal EXTC 400 030 Karishma Patil 2018 2018

Doordarshan Sahyadri Kendra, 5-June- 5-July- 53 Panduran Budhkar Mar, Worli, A Sonal Pawar EXTC Mumbai - 400 030 2018 2018

Doordarshan Sahyadri Kendra, 5-June- 5-July- 54 Panduran Budhkar Mar, Worli, A Sayli Raut EXTC Mumbai - 400 030 2018 2018

Maquet Medical India Pvt Ltd, 203 & 204, fulcrum 'B' wing, 2nd 5-June- 5-July- 55 B Anikta Kale BIOM floor, Shar Road, Andheri (East), 2018 2018 Mumbai - 400 099

Maquet Medical India Pvt Ltd, 203 & 204, fulcrum 'B' wing, 2nd 5-June- 5-July- 56 B Ritika Patil BIOM floor, Shar Road, Andheri (East), 2018 2018 Mumbai - 400 099

Maquet Medical India Pvt Ltd, 203 & 204, fulcrum 'B' wing, 2nd 5-June- 5-July- 57 B Priya Dutta BIOM floor, Shar Road, Andheri (East), 2018 2018 Mumbai - 400 099

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Sr. Name of Name of Company & Address Grade Branch From To No. Student University of Rome Tor Vergata, 5-June- 5-July- 58 A Sanket Bojewar CMPN Italy 2018 2018

Deputy General Manager (HRM), Nuclear Power Corporation of 5-June- 5-July- 59 India Ltd. Vikram Sarabhai A Anuj Mhatre ETRX Bhavan, 7th floor, Anushakti 2018 2018 Nagar, Mumbai - 400 094

Tata Institute of fundamental 5-June- 5-July- 60 Research (TIFR), Navy Nagar, A Tushar Barot ETRX Colaba, Mumbai - 400 005 2018 2018

Siemens Ltd. Kalwa Works, Thane - Belapur Road, Opp. Airoli 5-June- 5-July- 61 A Rohit Bagul EXTC Railway Station, Navi Mumbai - 2018 2018 400 708

L&T Electrical & Automation Campus, Shil Phata - Mahape 5-June- 5-July- 62 A Neha Kumari ETRX Road, Mahape, Navi Mumbai - 2018 2018 400 710

L&T Electrical & Automation Campus, Shil Phata - Mahape 5-June- 5-July- 63 A Shubam Kaul ETRX Road, Mahape, Navi Mumbai - 2018 2018 400 710

Doordarshan Sahyadri , Shraddha Pandurang Budhkar Marg, Worli, A EXTC 5-June- 5-July- 64 Nigade Mumbai - 400 030 2018 2018

Doordarshan Sahyadri , Priyadarshani Pandurang Budhkar Marg, Worli, A EXTC 5-June- 5-July- 65 Langhi Mumbai - 400 030 2018 2018

Doordarshan Kendra , 5-June- 5-July- 66 Pandurang Budhkar Marg, Worli, A Priyanka Waje EXTC Mumbai - 400 030 2018 2018

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Sr. Name of Name of Company & Address Grade Branch From To No. Student Doordarshan Kendra , 5-June- 5-July- 67 Pandurang Budhkar Marg, Worli, A Shrutika Mane EXTC Mumbai - 400 030 2018 2018

Doordarshan Kendra, Panduran 5-June- 5-July- 68 Budhkar Mar, Worli, Mumbai - A Sanket Jain EXTC 400 030 2018 2018

Studyleague IT Solutions, Office Abhijeet Jadhav No. 84, 2nd floor, PP Chambers, C Shubham CMPN 5-June- 5-July- 69 Near Dombivli Station, Dombivli Dasarwar 2018 2018 (East), Thane

Larsen & Toubro Ltd, 6 A North 5-June- 5-July- 70 TTC Industrial Area, MIDC A Shruti Dhande CMPN Rabale, Navi Mumbai - 400 701 2018 2018

Mazagaon Dock Shipbuilders 5-June- 5-July- 71 limited, Dockyard Road, A Meenal Jain ETRX Mazagaon, Mumbai - 400 010 2018 2018

Indian oil Corporation Ltd,G-9 Ali 5-June- 5-July- 72 Yavar Jun Marg, Bandra (E), A Rohan Vania INFT Mumbai - 400 051 2018 2018

Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital, Madhura Near Mhatre Bridge, Erandawne, B BIOM 5-June- 5-July- 73 Mengade Pune, Maharashtra - 411 004 2018 2018

CWM's office, S&T Workshop, 5-June- 5-July- 74 A Snehal Warke EXTC Byculla, Mumbai - 400 027 2018 2018

Delta Power Solutions pvt ltd., A- 1619, Rupa Solitaire, IT Park 5-June- 5-July- 75 Building, Plot No. MBP - 2, B Om Deore ETRX Sector - 1, MIDC, Mahape, Navi 2018 2018 Mumbai - 400 710

Human Resources Department, 5-June- 5-July- 76 A Shantanu Sathe EXTC Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd, 2018 2018

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Sr. Name of Name of Company & Address Grade Branch From To No. Student Thane-Belapur Road, New Mumbai - 400 701

Indian Railway, Lower Parel 5-June- 5-July- 77 Carriage Workshop, N.M. Joshi A Prasad Wagh ETRX Marg, Mumbai - 400 013 2018 2018

Indian Oil Corporation Ltd,G-9 5-June- 5-July- 78 Ali Yavar Jun Marg, Bandra (E), A Abhiraj Taral INFT Mumbai - 400 051 2018 2018

Indian Oil Corporation Ltd,G-9 5-June- 5-July- 79 Ali Yavar Jun Marg, Bandra (E), A Dakshay Sudra INFT Mumbai - 400 051 2018 2018

Indian Oil Corporation Ltd,G-9 5-June- 5-July- 80 Ali Yavar Jun Marg, Bandra (E), A Rushikesh Rane INFT Mumbai - 400 051 2018 2018

Senior DSTE office, Central 5-June- 5-July- 81 A Pranali Kothekar ETRX Railway, CST, Mumbai - 400 001 2018 2018

Mazagaon Dock Shipbuilders Uddhav limited, Dockyard Road, A EXTC 5-June- 5-July- 82 Lawekar Mazagaon, Mumbai - 400 010 2018 2018

Electrical Testing Department, 5-June- 5-July- 83 The Tata Power Co. Ltd, Mahul A Pankaj Waykar ETRX Chembur (E), Mumbai - 400 071 2018 2018

Bombay Stock Exchange, Phiroze 5-June- 5-July- 84 Jeejeebhoy Tower, Dalal Street, A Apurva Khude CMPN Mumbai - 400 001 2018 2018

Hrishikesh Kohinoor Hospital, Kirol Road, Panchal off LBS Road, Kurla (West), B BIOM 5-June- 5-July- 85 Minouti Mumbai - 400 070 2018 2018 Narvekar

5-June- 5-July- 86 Jindal Steel Lmd, Vasind A Akshada Tupe EXTC 2018 2018

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Sr. Name of Name of Company & Address Grade Branch From To No. Student Administrative Building, Mahul 5-June- 5-July- 87 Road, Mysore Colony, Chembur A Shivani Sawant EXTC East, Mumbai - 400 074 2018 2018

Western Railway Microwave 5-June- 5-July- 88 Complex, Senapati Bapat Marg, A Sanjukta Sheth EXTC Mahalakshmi, Mumbai - 400 013 2018 2018

Training School BARC, Anushakti 5-June- 5-July- 89 Nagar BARC, Trombay, Mumbai - A Tejal Borhade ETRX 400 094 2018 2018

Asian Heart Institute, G/N Block, 5-June- 5-July- 90 Bandra-Kurla Complex, Bandra A Vaishnavi Yadav BIOM (E), 2018 2018

5-June- 5-July- 91 Jindal Steel Lmd, Vasind A Tejal Sushir EXTC 2018 2018 L&T Infotech, Gate No. 5, 5-June- 5-July- 92 Sakivihar Road, Mumbai - 400 A Aditya Telure CMPN 072 2018 2018

L&T Infotech, Gate No. 5, 5-June- 5-July- 93 Sakivihar Road, Mumbai - 400 A Pranjal Khule CMPN 072 2018 2018

Administrative Building, Mahul 5-June- 5-July- 94 Road, Mysore Colony, Chembur A Devki Mohe EXTC East, Mumbai - 400 074 2018 2018

Mazagaon Dock Shipbuilders 5-June- 5-July- 95 limited, Dockyard Road, A Urmila Lawekar ETRX Mazagaon, Mumbai - 400 010 2018 2018

Hindustan Petroleum 5-June- 5-July- 96 Corporation Ltd, Refinery, Mahul, A Rohit Bagul EXTC Mumbai - 400 074 2018 2018

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Sr. Name of Name of Company & Address Grade Branch From To No. Student Chetan Shelar Larsen & Turbo, switch Gear Ajinkya Soman 5-June- 5-July- 97 Testing Laboratory, Powai A Nanda Kale ETRX Campus, Mumbai - 400 072 Siddhesh 2018 2018 Soyane

L&T, L&T Technology Center, 5-June- 5-July- 98 Gate No. 5, Saki Vihar Road, IIT A Aditi Sathe EXTC Area, Powai, Mumbai - 400 072 2018 2018

L&T, L&T Technology Center, 5-June- 5-July- 99 Gate No. 5, Saki Vihar Road, IIT A Sonali Tanavde INFT Area, Powai, Mumbai - 400 072 2018 2018

Director of Doordarshan Sahyadri, Doordarshan Sahyadri, 5-June- 5-July- 100 A Shruti Shelar EXTC Pandurang Budhkar Marg, Worli, 2018 2018 Mumbai

Maquet Medical India Pvt Ltd, 203 & 204, fulcrum 'B' wing, 2nd 5-June- 5-July- 101 B Rohan More BIOM floor, Shar Road, Andheri (East), 2018 2018 Mumbai - 400 099

Mazagaon Dock Shipbuilders Tanishka limited, Dockyard Road, A ETRX 5-June- 5-July- 102 Hadkar Mazagaon, Mumbai - 400 010 2018 2018

Aaronic India Impex LLP, Unit No. 412, Space 912, opp Pleasant 5-June- 5-July- 103 C Ritika Patil BIOM Park, Mira Bhayander Road, Mira 2018 2018 Road (E)

Larsen & Toubro Infotech Ltd, Atharv Thane - Belapur Road, Airoli, A CMPN 5-June- 5-July- 104 Deshpande Mumbai 2018 2018

Siemens Ltd. Kalwa Works, Thane 5-June- 5-July- 105 A Adit Pandirkar EXTC - Belapur Road, Opp. Airoli 2018 2018

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Sr. Name of Name of Company & Address Grade Branch From To No. Student Railway Station, Navi Mumbai - 400 708

Director of Doordarshan Sahyadri, Doordarshan Sahyadri, 5-June- 5-July- 106 A Snehal Pagare EXTC Pandurang Budhkar Marg, Worli, 2018 2018 Mumbai

Godrej & Boyce Manufacturing Sumeet Co. Ltd, Pirojshanagar, Vikroli, B EXTC 5-June- 5-July- 107 Badgujar Mumbai - 400 079 2018 2018

Mazagon Dock Ship Builders 5-June- 5-July- 108 Ltd., Dockyard Road, Mumbai - A Kajal Bhoite ETRX 400 010 2018 2018

Outstanding Scientist & Director, 5-June- 5-July- 109 The office of DG (ACE), Pashan, A Dilip Ramgir ETRX Pune - 411 021 2018 2018

The Director, R&DE (E), DRDO, 5-June- 5-July- 110 Govt. of India, Ministry of A Dilip Ramgir ETRX Defence, Pune 2018 2018

Bombay Hospital & Medical 5-June- 5-July- 111 Research Centre, 12 Marin Line, A Rupali Barge BIOM Mumbai - 400 020 2018 2018

Western Railway Microwave 5-June- 5-July- 112 Complex, Senapati Bapat Marg, A Akash Sinha EXTC Mahalakshmi, Mumbai - 400 013 2018 2018

Suraj Salunkhe Divisional Engineer Satllite MTCE, Manoj Gupta Vaibhav 5-June- 5-July- 113 Satellite Earth Station, Yeus, A EXTC Thane - 400 610 Bhanushali 2018 2018 Rohan Parwadi Bhagyashree

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Sr. Name of Name of Company & Address Grade Branch From To No. Student Dartekar Sahil Jamadar

Bombay Hospital & Medical Chitralekha Research Centre, 12 Marin Line, A BIOM 5-June- 5-July- 114 Waghmare Mumbai - 400 020 2018 2018

Apollo Specialty Hospitals Pvt Ltd., Ujagar Prints, Sundar Marg, Chitralekha 5-June- 5-July- 115 A BIOM Borla Village, Chembur, Mumbai Waghmare 2018 2018 - 400 088

Reliance Industries Limited, Reliance Corporate IT Park, 5-June- 5-July- 116 A Arghya Chell INFT Thane - Belapur Road, Ghansoli, 2018 2018 Navi Mumbai - 400 701

Smart Instruments India Pvt Ltd, 5-June- 5-July- 117 Plot No. x27, Ghag Plaza, MIDC B Saket Naik ETRX Plase 2, Dombivli (East) - 421 201 2018 2018

Aaronic India Impex LLP, Unit No. 412, Space 912, opp Pleasant 5-June- 5-July- 118 C Ankita Kale BIOM Park, Mira Bhayander Road, Mira 2018 2018 Road (E), Thane - 401 107

Apollo Specialty Hospitals Pvt Ltd., Ujagar Prints, Sundar Marg, 5-June- 5-July- 119 A Rupali Barge BIOM Borla Village, Chembur, Mumbai 2018 2018 - 400 088

Reliance Corporate Park, MIDC Vinithalaxmi Industrial Area, Ghansoli, Navi A INFT 5-June- 5-July- 120 Jupudi Mumbai - 400 701 2018 2018

LTI, EI 200, TTC Electric Zone, Shil 5-June- 5-July- 121 Mahape Road, Mahape, Navi A Pankaj Warke CMPN Mumbai 2018 2018

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Sr. Name of Name of Company & Address Grade Branch From To No. Student JSW Steel, Jindal Colony - 2, 5-June- 5-July- 122 Vasind, Tal. Shahapur, Dist. A Kashika Tyagi INFT Thane 2018 2018

Dipali Mali BEST, 3rd floor, Backbay Veej Mayur Bhavan, Gen. J. Bhonsale Marg, Donwalkar Next to Yashwantrao Pratistan A EXTC 5-June- 5-July- 123 Minal Kasar Nariman Point, Mumbai - 400 2018 2018 Sarfaroz 021 Khandwani

Rutuj Nalavde Pratik Shinde JNPT, Sheva, Navi Mumbai - 400 A Mehulchand ETRX 5-June- 5-July- 124 706 Jain 2018 2018 Pranay Singh

Bharat Petroleum Corporation Deepanshu Limited, Mahul, Chembur, A CMPN 5-June- 5-July- 125 Gaonkar Mumbai 2018 2018

Bharat Petroleum Corporation 5-June- 5-July- 126 Limited, Mahul, Chembur, A Tanishq Chavan CMPN Mumbai 2018 2018

ONGC, Priyadarshani, Building, 5-June- 5-July- 127 Eastern Express Highwa, Sion, A Nitin Sangle EXTC Mumbai - 400 022 2018 2018

Maquet Medical India Pvt Ltd, 203 & 204, fulcrum 'B' wing, 2nd Akanksha 5-June- 5-July- 128 B BIOM floor, Shar Road, Andheri (East), Barbade 2018 2018 Mumbai - 400 099

Maquet Medical India Pvt Ltd, 203 & 204, fulcrum 'B' wing, 2nd 5-June- 5-July- 129 B Ankita Sutar BIOM floor, Shar Road, Andheri (East), 2018 2018 Mumbai - 400 099

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Sr. Name of Name of Company & Address Grade Branch From To No. Student BSNL, Satellite Earth Station, Prathamesh Bendipada, Yeoor Hills, Thane A ETRX 5-June- 5-July- 130 Patle (W), Thane - 400 606 2018 2018

P.D. Hinduja Hospital, Veer Yashkumar Sawarkar Marg, Asavari Shivaji A BIOM 5-June- 5-July- 131 Badgujar Park, Mumbai - 400 016 2018 2018

Doordashan Kendra, Pandurang 5-June- 5-July- 132 Budhkar Marg, Opp. Siemens A Atithi Pawar ETRX office, Worli, Mumbai - 400 030 2018 2018

Kurla EMU. Carshed., Bhartiya Rishikesh Nagar Slum, Kurla, Mumbai - 400 A ETRX 5-June- 5-July- 133 Mudaliyar 070 2018 2018

Kurla EMU. Carshed., Bhartiya 5-June- 5-July- 134 Nagar Slum, Kurla, Mumbai - 400 A Pooja Karmokar ETRX 070 2018 2018

Doordashan Kendra, Pandurang 5-June- 5-July- 135 Budhkar Marg, Opp. Siemens A Pritesh Chavan EXTC office, Worli, Mumbai - 400 030 2018 2018

Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd, Reliance Corporate Park, MIDC 5-June- 5-July- 136 Industrial Area, Thane-Belapur A Prachi Dhamal ETRX Road, Ghansoli, Navi Mumbai - 2018 2018 400 701

Senior DSTE, Western Railway, Kajal Vidhate 5-June- 5-July- 137 Mumbai Central, Mumbai - 400 A Karishma Nimje EXTC 008 Tejal Pawar 2018 2018

Bethany Hospital, Pokhran Road No. 2, Besides Blue Star 5-June- 5-July- 138 B Sayli Patil BIOM Company, opposite Maa Niketan 2018 2018 Orphanage, Lok Upvan phase2,

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Sr. Name of Name of Company & Address Grade Branch From To No. Student Shastri Nagar, Thane (W), 400 606

5-June- 5-July- 139 CTTC BSNL, Bantalab, Jammu A Muskan Dhar INFT 2018 2018 RIIDL (Research Innovation Tanmay Incubation Design Lab), ETRX 5-June- 5-July- 140 Bhambure Vidyavihar, Mumbai - 400 077 2018 2018

JNPT, Sheva, Navi Mumbai - 400 5-June- 5-July- 141 A Pushkar Jain INFT 706 2018 2018

Summary of Students Internship

No. of students went for Internship Branch June 2017 – July 2017 June 2018 – July 2018 INFT 09 11 CMPN 03 22 ETRX 51 36 EXTC 70 75 BIOM 24 34 Special Cases 17 06 ME 02 0 Total 176 184

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Summary of students who went for Internship Year-wise

70 INFT 60 CMPN 50 ETRX 40 EXTC

30 BIOM Special Cases 20 ME 10

0 June 2017 – July 2017 June 2018 – July 2018

Summary of students who went for Internship Branch-wise

75 80 70 70 60 51 50 36 40 34 June 2017 – July 2017 30 22 24 June 2018 – July 2018 17 20 11 9 6 10 3 2 0 0 INFT CMPN ETRX EXTC BIOM Special ME Cases

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Engineering internship training during winter break - (Dec 2018 - Jan 2019)

Sr. Name of No Name of Company & Address Branch From To Student . Saifee Hospital, HR/BME Department, No. 15/17, Maharshi Jinal Darji BIOM 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 1 Karve Road, Opposite Charni Road, 2018 2018 Railway Station, Mumbai

DRM office, Mumbai Central Sayali Pawar EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 2 2018 2018 Nishika DRM office, Mumbai Central EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 3 Lokam 2018 2018

DRM office, Mumbai Central Komal More EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 4 2018 2018 DRM office, Mumbai Central Juilee Patil EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 5 2018 2018 HOD of Biomedical Hospital, Omkar Nanavati Hospital, S. V. Road, Vile BIOM 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 6 Jadhav Parle (W), Mumbai - 400 056 2018 2018

Siemens Ltd, Thane-Belapur Road, Tanmay ETRX 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 7 Airoli Bhambure 2018 2018

Nuclear Power Corporation of India Akanksha Limited, Anushaktinagar, Trombay - EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 8 Samel 400 094 2018 2018

Jupiter Hospital, Eastern Express Hrishikesh Highway, Next to Viviana Mall, Thane BIOM 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 9 Kambli (W) - 400 601 2018 2018

Minouti Kohinoor Hospital, Kohinoor City, Narvekar Kirol Road, off. LBS Road, Kurla BIOM 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 10 Hrishikesh (West), Mumbai - 400 070 2018 2018 Panchal

Kohinoor Hospital, Kohinoor City, Suaad Sayyed Kirol Road, off. LBS Road, Kurla Chinmay BIOM 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 11 (West), Mumbai - 400 070 Mhatre 2018 20 18 Jamima Nasir VIT Annual Report 2018-19 257

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Janhvi Malwade Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Suaad Sayyed Hospital, Rao Saheb Achutrao Chinmay BIOM 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 12 Patwardhan Marg, Four Bungalows, Mhatre 2018 2018 Andheri (West), Mumbai - 400 053 Somanshu Narkhede

Jupiter Hospital, Eastern Express Highway, Next to Viviana Mall, Thane Anirudh Rao BIOM 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 13 (W) - 400 601 2018 2018

Jamima Nasir Maquet Medical India Pvt Ltd, 203 & Dnyaneshwar 204, fulcrum 'B' Wing, 2nd floor, Galdhar BIOM 01 - Dec - 31ST Dec 14 Sahar Road, Andheri (E), Mumbai - Chinmay 2018 2018 400 099 Mhatre

Somanshu Maquet Medical India Pvt Ltd, 203 & Narkhede 204, fulcrum 'B' Wing, 2nd floor, Janhvi BIOM 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 15 Sahar Road, Andheri (E), Mumbai - Malwade 2018 2018 400 099 Suaad Sayyed

Saifee Hospital, No. 15/17, Maharshi Shreedhar Karve Road, Opposite Charni Road, BIOM 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 16 Chitalay Railway Station, Mumbai - 400 004 2018 2018

Saifee Hospital, No. 15/17, Maharshi Karve Road, Opposite Charni Road, Arbaz Ambar BIOM 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 17 Railway Station, Mumbai - 400 004 2018 2018

Saifee Hospital, No. 15/17, Maharshi Shreeyash Karve Road, Opposite Charni Road, BIOM 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 18 Khambete Railway Station, Mumbai - 400 004 2018 2018

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Namrata Kohinoor Hospital, Kohinoor City, Chaudhari Kirol Road, off. LBS Road, Kurla Siddhi BIOM 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 19 (West), Mumbai - 400 070 Hulavale 2018 2018 Siva Konar

Priyanka Nair Maquet Medical India Pvt Ltd, 203 & Sanyukta 204, fulcrum 'B' Wing, 2nd floor, Sharma BIOM 01 - Dec - 31ST Dec 20 Sahar Road, Andheri (E), Mumbai - Nitin 2018 2018 400 099 Nalawade

Global Hospital, 35, Dr. E. Borges Road, Opposite Shirodkar High Makarand BIOM 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 21 School, Hospital Avenue, Parel, Patil 2018 2018 Mumbai - 400 012

Shreeyash Bai Jerbai Wadia Hospital for Khambete Children, Acharya Donde Marg, Arbaz Ambar BIOM 01 - Dec - 31ST Dec 22 Parel, Mumbai - 400 012 Shreedhar 2018 2018 Chitalay

Shraddha Bhagade Kimaya Gharat Nanavati Hospital, S V Road, Vile Dharmesh BIOM 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 23 Parle (W), Mumbai - 400 056 Makwana 2018 2018 Apeksha Torane Bipin Yadav

Godrej Memorial Hospital, opp. Kavita Godrej Tower, Eastern Express Bhalerao BIOM 01 - Dec - 31ST Dec 24 Highway, Vikhroli (East), Mumbai - Nitesh Patil 2018 2018 400 079

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Akanksha Nuclear Power Corporation of India Samel Limited, Anushaktinagar, VS Bhavan, Trupti EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 25 Mumbai - 400 094 Chaudhari 2018 2018 Onkar Nikam

Sahil Kothawale Nuclear Power Corporation of India Vigneshkuma Limited, Anushaktinagar, VS Bhavan, EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 26 ran Nainar Mumbai - 400 094 2018 2018 Aman Chauhan

Kaustubh Gupte Nuclear Power Corporation of India Aman Limited, Anushaktinagar, VS Bhavan, EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 27 Chauhan Mumbai - 400 094 2018 2018 Prathamesh Warankar

Nuclear Power Corporation of India Shruti Limited, Anushaktinagar, VS Bhavan, EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 28 Pardeshi Mumbai - 400 094 2018 2018

Madhuari Walunj Airports Authority of India, ATS Ashutosh Complex, CSI Airport, Sahar Road, EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 29 Kharsan Mumbai - 400 099 2018 2018 Debashish Satapathy

Airports Authority of India, ATS Sushmita Complex, CSI Airport, Sahar Road, ETRX 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 30 Mukherjee Mumbai - 400 099 2018 2018

Lilavati Hospital, A-791, Bandra Bhagyashree Reclamation RD, Bandra (W), Hatankar BIOM 01 - Dec - 31ST Dec 31 Mumbai - 400 050 Isha Ghogale 2018 2018

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Holy Family Hospital & Medical Bhagyashree Research Centre, St. Andrewa Road, Hatankar BIOM 01 - Dec - 31ST Dec 32 Bandra (W), Mumbai - 400 050 Isha Ghogale 2018 2018

Nanavati Hospital, S V Road, Vile Vaishnevi BIOM 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 33 Parle (W), Mumbai - 400 056 Phutane 2018 2018

Surya Hospital, 101-102, Mangal Vaishnevi Ashirwad, S V Road, Santacruz (W), BIOM 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 34 Phutane Mumbai - 400 054 2018 2018

Regional Training Center - WR, Airports Authority of India, ATS Sushmita ETRX 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 35 Complex, CSI Airport, Sahar Road, Mukherjee 2018 2018 Mumbai – 400 099

Regional Training Center - WR, Airports Authority of India, ATS Pradnya ETRX 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 36 Complex, CSI Airport, Sahar Road, Ghodekar 2018 2018 Mumbai – 400 099

Nuclear Power Corporation of India Shruti Ltd.Anushaktinagar,VS Bhavan, EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 37 Pardeshi Mumbai – 400 094 2018 2018

Century Rayon,Century Rayon Mayuresh Colony,Murbad Road, Shahad,District INFT 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 38 Banne Thane – 421 103 2018 2018

Fortis Hospital Ltd,Shill Road, Bail Pradnya BIOM 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 39 Bazar,Kalyan (W) – 421 301 Killedar 2018 2018

Fortis Hospital Ltd,Shill Road, Bail Saili BIOM 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 40 Bazar,Kalyan (W) – 421 301 Mandavkar 2018 2018

Regional Training Center - WR, Airports Authority of India, ATS Saahil Singh EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 41 Complex, CSI Airport, Sahar Road, 2018 2018 Mumbai – 400 099

Regional Training Center - WR, Nikhil Prasad EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 42 Airports Authority of India, ATS 2018 2018

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Complex, CSI Airport, Sahar Road, Mumbai – 400 099

Mazagon Dock Ship Builders Amey Sanjay Ltd,Dockyard Road, Mumbai ETRX 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 43 Murkar Maharashtra – 400 010 2018 2018

Regional Training Center - WR, Airports Authority of India, ATS Ayushi EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 44 Complex, CSI Airport, Sahar Road, Satdev 2018 2018 Mumbai – 400 099

Regional Training Center - WR, Rahul Airports Authority of India, ATS Ramchandra EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 45 Complex, CSI Airport, Sahar Road, Sardesai 2018 2018 Mumbai – 400 100

Regional Training Center - WR, Layashree Airports Authority of India, ATS Rammohan EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 46 Complex, CSI Airport, Sahar Road, Adepu 2018 2018 Mumbai – 400 101

Biomedical Department,Nanavati Freeda Hospital,S V Road, Vile Parle (W), BIOM 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 47 Blessan Mumbai – 400 056 2018 2018

Regional Training Center - WR, Airports Authority of India, ATS Thushar V EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 48 Complex, CSI Airport, Sahar Road, Nair 2018 2018 Mumbai – 400 100

Regional Training Center - WR, Ruchita Airports Authority of India, ATS Rajesh EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 49 Complex, CSI Airport, Sahar Road, Devlekar 2018 2018 Mumbai – 400 100

Regional Training Center - WR, Airports Authority of India, ATS Divya EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 50 Complex, CSI Airport, Sahar Road, Mokhara 2018 2018 Mumbai – 400 100

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Regional Training Center - WR, Airports Authority of India, ATS ShreyLaddha EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 51 Complex, CSI Airport, Sahar Road, 2018 2018 Mumbai – 400 100

HPCL 17 Jamshedji Tata Road Mannal EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 52 Churchgate, Mumbai – 400 020 Kamble 2018 2018

Shraddha Bhakti Vedanta Hospital,Mira Road – Ravindra BIOM 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 53 East,Thane, Mira Bhayandar-401107 Bhagade 2018 2018

Maquet Medical India Pvt Ltd,203 & Bipin 204 Fulcrum B’’ Wing, 2nd Harikesh BIOM 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 54 Floor,Sahar Road, Andheri Yadav 2018 2018 East,Mumbai -400 099.

Experts Hub, 1, 44 off Sinhagad Road, Vadgaon, Bundruk, Pune, Neeraj Khare ETRX 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 55 Maharashtra – 411 041. 2018 2018

Adani Electricity Mumbai Ltd,220 KV Amey Aarey,EHV Station,JVLR Road, Pradeep EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 56 Mumbai- 400065 Kulkarni 2018 2018

Tanmay Reliance Navi-Mumbai- Rajeev ETRX 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 57 400709.JIO,Koparkhairane, Bhambure 2018 2018

Mazgaon Dock Shipbuilders Ltd. Rohan Dockyard Road, Bhimrao EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 58 Mazgaon, Chavan 2018 2018 Mumbai-400010.

Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust, Agawane Sheva, Aayushi CMPN 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 59 Uran - 400702. Milind 2018 2018

Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust, Yashashree D Sheva, CMPN 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 60 Koli Uran - 400702. 2018 2018

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Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust,Sheva, Shrushti Dilip CMPN 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 61 Uran - 400702. Kumbhare 2018 2018

Lasen & Tubro Ltd, Electrical and Automation,Pragati Bldg, A-600, TTC Akash Vijay ETRX 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 62 Industrial Area, Shil-Mahape Road, Sawant 2018 2018 Navi Mumbai-400710

Best Undertaking, Amey 2nd Floor, Mumbai Central Bus Pradeep EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 63 Depot, Mumbai-400008. Kulkarni 2018 2018

Vishay Semiconductor India Pvt Ltd, Unit 100 A, SDF-4, Viraj Vishwas Seepz, ETRX 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 64 Babar Andheri (East), 2018 2018 Mumbai-400096.

Oracle Corporation,Nirlon Compound, Off Western Express Manpreet INFT 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 65 Highway,Goregaon (East),Mumbai - Sandhu 2018 2018 400063.

Oracle Corporation, Nirlon Compound, Saumaan Off Western Express Highway, INFT 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 66 Momin Goregaon (East), 2018 2018 Mumbai - 400063.

Vividh Bharti Services, Gorai Road, Muktai S EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 67 Borivali (West), Sawant 2018 2018 Mumbai - 400091.

Vividh Bharti Services, Gorai Road, Rasika Wagh EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 68 Borivali (West), 2018 2018 Mumbai - 400091.

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Vividh Bharti Services,Gorai Mayuri Road,Borivali (West),Mumbai - EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 69 Rathod 400091. 2018 2018

Vividh Bharti Services, Gorai Road, Nidhi EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 70 Borivali (West), Koyande 2018 2018 Mumbai - 400091.

S&T Department, Tanvi Amol CSMT, EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 71 Patkar Mumbai - 400001. 2018 2018

Taj Mahal Palace, Pranay Apollo Bunder, Abhay ETRX 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 72 Mumbai – 400001. Sawant 2018 2018

Nanavati Super Speciality Aniket Hospital,S.V. Road,Vile Parle, Shivaji BIOM 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 73 (West),Mumbai - 400056. Lambture 2018 2018

Siemens Ltd, Kalwa, Thane Belapur Road, Ameya Amol CMPN 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 74 MIDC Industrial Area, Morojkar 2018 2018 Mumbai-4000708

Vividh Bharti Services, Gorai Road, Sankalp EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 75 Borivali (West), Kallianpur 2018 2018 Mumbai - 400091.

Vividh Bharti Services, Gorai Road, Anuja Rajesh EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 76 Borivali (West), Rasal 2018 2018 Mumbai - 400091.

Vividh Bharti Services,Gorai Amogh Road,Borivali (West),Mumbai - Hemant EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 77 400091. Vengurlekar 2018 2018

Veenithsai R Vividh Bharti Services, EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 78 Gorai Road, Adepu 2018 2018

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Borivali (West), Mumbai - 400091.

Vividh Bharti Services, Sarvesh Gorai Road, Mohan EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 79 Borivali (West), Purohit 2018 2018 Mumbai - 400091.

Vividh Bharti Services, Gorai Road, Soham EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 80 Borivali (West), Shinde 2018 2018 Mumbai - 400091.

Vividh Bharti Services,Gorai Roit Road,Borivali (West),Mumbai - EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 81 Tanawade 400091. 2018 2018

Vividh Bharti Services, Gorai Road, Kunal Sanjay EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 82 Borivali (West), Sapte 2018 2018 Mumbai - 400091.

Vividh Bharti Services, Shreyas Gorai Road, Pravin EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 83 Borivali (West), Manjrekar 2018 2018 Mumbai - 400091.

Vividh Bharti Services, Gorai Road, Sarthak EXTC 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 84 Borivali (West), Ganpat Lad 2018 2018 Mumbai - 400091.

Global Hospital,35, Dr. Borges Amit 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 85 Road,Opp Shirodkar High Chandrashek BIOM School,Parel,Mumbai-400012. har Lad 2018 2018

Global Hospital, 35, Dr. Borges Road, Juie V Shelar BIOM 01- Dec - 31ST Dec 86 Opp Shirodkar High School, 2018 2018 Parel, Mumbai-400012.

Summary of Students Internship

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No. of student went for Internship Branch Dec 2017 – Jan 2018 Dec 2018 – Jan 2019 INFT 0 01 CMPN 04 03 ETRX 08 09 EXTC 23 47 BIOM 16 43 Special Cases 02 10 ME 0 0 Total 53 113

Summary of students who went for Internship Year-wise

47 50 43 45 INFT 40 CMPN 35 30 ETRX 23 25 EXTC 16 20 BIOM 15 9 10 8 SPECIAL CASES 10 4 2 3 5 0 0 1 0 ME 0 Dec 2017 – Jan 2018 Dec 2018 – Jan 2019

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Summary of students who went for Internship Branch-wise

47 50 43 45 40 35 30 23 25 Dec 2017 – Jan 2018 16 20 Dec 2018 – Jan 2019 10 15 8 9 10 4 3 2 5 0 1 0 0 0 INFT CMPN ETRX EXTC BIOM Special ME Cases

MMS Internships

Summer Internship Recruiter List HDFC Bank Quantum Global Securities Limited Jaro India Infoline Securities Ltd Amul Walplast Reserve Bank Of India Lancer Logistics Equirus Telawne Power Equipments Birla Ayurveda Times Of Money Pvt Ltd Future Generalli Café Marathi Cbm Education System Shipping Corporation Of India Mmrcl Acuite Ratings & Research I Realities Nanavati Share Khan Boyen Haddin Wishtel Research To Invest Lic Telawne Power Equipments Kaizen Times Of Money Pvt Ltd

Summer Internship -MMS: Sr. No. Name of Student Company 1 Abhishek Suresh Kate Matteo Healthcare 2 Akshay Malhotra Amul 3 Dakshata Ravindra Churi Amul 4 Jui Chandrashekhar Mithbawkar Amul

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5 Kanchi Nilesh Gandhi Amul 6 Mansi Janardhan Rajput HDFC Bank 7 Nayan Dilip More Amul 8 Om Ramesh Nimbalkar Amul 9 Omkar Pramod Lad Amul 10 Pratiksha Rajendraprasad Yenag Karpediem 11 Priya Sandeep Khot Amul 12 Priyanka Namdev Gogawale Amul 13 Purvi Shrikant Gaikwad Organic Pr 14 Purva Nhanu Naik Birla Ayurveda / Maxplore 15 Rahul Keshav Saiva Café Marathi 16 Jamil Nilesh Chawda Birla Ayurveda 17 Rashi Hazari Hdfc Bank 18 Sayali Sanjay Kalyankar Rediffusion 19 Shreeya Jeevan Masurkar Lic 20 Shubham Ganesh Dhupkar Lancer Logistics 21 Siddhesh Sudhir Deshpande Amul 22 Siddhesh Uday Kastoori Amul 23 Suraiya Yasmin Laskar Alhansat Technologies 24 Surya Sajeevan Menon HDFC BANK 25 Tejaswita Purendra Tiwari Amul 26 Varsha Anoop OWN 27 Akash Sachindra Desai OWN 28 Vikas Kumaraswamy Pathipaka Birla Ayurveda 29 Vishalraj Dattatraya Gaikwad LIC 30 Yash Sachin Gumaste Amul 31 Abhishek Arun Chavan OLIVE GROUP 32 Vitul Vijay Mukadam Amul 33 Omkar Peddiraju Yerramshetty Sharekhan/Aditya Birla 34 Sameer Sanjay Potdar AMUL 35 Avinash Ugade Aalayam Academy 36 Aditi Ajay Shah Birla Ayurveda 37 Anuja Sunil Dalvi QUANTUM 38 Bhupesh Abhijit Alve NANAVATI 39 Devina Vinaykumar Madan Birla Ayurveda 40 Lakshya Inderjeet Singhal Birla Ayurveda / NPCL 41 Nidhi Sudesh Khedekar Birla Ayurveda 42 Priyanka Ramesh Singh Yangpoo 43 Seema Shivaji Pise Birla Ayurveda 44 Shravani Satish Jadhav NANAVATI 45 Sneha Vijay Kadam 63 MOONS 46 Divya Sanjay Meshram Spark Logistics/Raymond 47 Seema Suryakant Vetal NANAVATI

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48 Aboli Yashwant Mahajan Fraydio Ltd. 49 Priya Vasudev Pokharankar Vital20 Communication 50 Ritu Sharanpal Goel BPCL 51 Shreya Dayanand Patil NANAVATI / HPCL 52 Sreelata Vinod Nair IIFL 53 Yash Laherchand Gosar IIFL 54 Sumit Jagannath Bagad Fraydio Ltd. 55 Chinmay Pandurang Patil Eagle Transport 56 Deven Dashrath Bhuwad RESEARCH TO INVEST / BPCL 57 Himani Avinash Kamble Shipping Corporation of India 58 Mayuresh Avadhoot Pednekar RESEARCH TO INVEST 59 Omkar Sanket Mejari TCS/Powerica 60 Pradnya Subhash Nevrekar HDFC BANK 61 Rohit Kondiba Mane IIFL 62 Runal Ashok Patil TCS 63 Sanket Sanjeewan Ranjane RESEARCH TO INVEST 64 Saurabh Sanjay Sali Powerica 65 Siddhant Navnit Worlikar SPARK LOGISTICS 66 Abhishek Vijaykumar Jambhale NIGASU ENGINEERING WORKS 67 Saurabh Manohar Padge AMUL/Evelyn Logistics 68 Abhishek Madansingh Bhandari MMRCL 69 Adil Ibrahim Shaikh IIFL 70 Aditya Avinash Salkar IIFL 71 Aditya Rajendra Mahale IIFL 72 Ankita Ashok Nagvekar Sharekhan 73 Bipin Dinesh Shukla Sharekhan 74 Darshana Sanjay Kadam IIFL/HDFC Life 75 Devendra Vijay Gawde Placed On His Own 76 Dipesh Nagsen Bukane Sharekhan 77 Hitesh Mahendra Gutka Sharekhan 78 Ishwar Atul Jathar IIFL 79 Jitaksh Vijayprakash Gupta IIFL 80 Krutika Naresh Bajaj HDFC BANK 81 Kunal Bapu Pardhi HDFC Life 82 Mayuresh Prakash Keshav Bane IIFL 83 Onkar Bhalchandra Sawant Prathamesh Logistics Agency 84 Prafull Prakash Korde IIFL 85 Pratiksha Bhaskar Kale IIFL 88 Prayag Ninad Kangutkar IIFL 89 Prem Bhalchandra Bavaskar Jalgaon People Bank Ltd. 90 Priyanka Vishwanath Sakpal LANCER LOGISTICS 91 Rohan Keshav Saiva SHAREKHAN 92 Rohan Ramchandra Shinde SHAREKHAN

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93 Sameer Sanjay Katkar Sriram Finance 94 Sandeepkumar Amarnath Yadav HDFC Life 95 Sheetal Jeevan Dahibavkar Future Generalli 96 Shubhangini Dayanand Mittapelli Sharekhan 97 Siddhi Sanjay Shinde Future Generalli 98 Supriya Sunaji Hanumanthkari Lancer Logistics 99 Suyash Chandra Nanavati 100 Tabish Jarrar Ali Shaikh MMRCL 101 Taha Abizar Colombowala Jazbaat Designs 102 Tanvi Yashwant Malekar IIFL/Thane Bharat 103 Zahir Isharar Khan Thane Bharat 104 Zainab Saifuddin Vora IIFL/SCI 105 Kashmira Jaywant Parab Thane Bharat 106 Yash Mhaske OM Engineering 107 Abhish Sadashiv Nimje AMUL

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Tie-ups

 MoU signed with IITB for Virtual Lab Nodal Centre at VIT  MoU with EDUVANCE & Department of Electronics Engineering  MoU with IBM Cloud  MoU with Microchip of Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering  MoU with e-Yantra Project  MoU with AKASH Project  MoU with TIFR for collaborative research  MoU with HBCSE-TIFR for NIUS(National Initiative for Undergraduate Studies) & UNESCO supported ALOP  Memorandum Of Understanding Between Beach Please and Vidyalankar Institute of Technology For the Academic Year 2019-2020

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RACEM – 2019

This conference was organized with the motivation of providing common platform for the exchange of views of researchers and technologists. Such interactions, when organized by academic Institute, go a long way to bridge the gap between Academics and Industry. It was organized on 29th & 30th March 2019.

RACEM 2019 witnessed enthusiastic Interactions between contributions from Academia!

RACEM 2019, which indicates that the conference was indeed a global event and personals from different colleges, within Maharashtra, outside Maharashtra, international colleges participated in the event! That signifies its success!

Total no. of papers received: 110

VIT: 56

Non-VIT: 52

International: 2

Total Registrations done: 74

VIT: 38

Non-VIT: 35

International: 01

The consolidated income and expenses are as given below:

Sanctioned Amount: 2,12,000/- Income: 1,72,500/- Expenses: 1,24,070/- *(including Cash and cheque) * payment to be made when papers are being sent for publication in the two journals (IETE journal of innovation and research and JETIR)

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Now, the speakers for the conference were from academia and industry to share their knowledge and guide our students and faculty, for further research work. Their names are as given below:

Dr Shreenivas Jog, chairperson, IETE journal of innovation and research Topic: Analyzing and Mitigating the Electromagnetic Interference from RF/ Wireless Communication Systems, an initiative towards Green Communication. Dr B Satyanarayan, Scientist Officer H, TIFR Topic: Principle and advances in medical imaging and therapy technologies.

Mr Abhay Chitnis, CEO and Co founder of BoTS Rule (P) Ltd. Topic: Business Transformation through Internet of Technology (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence(AI).

Dr VNR Pillai, Ex-Director, NAAC Topic: Technology and Management Education - Interdisciplinary Challenges.

Mr. Atul Karkhanis, Sr. General Manager, Mahindra & Mahindra Topic: How to design a product to meet the Target cost.

For event like conference, research papers are the core things for its success. As mentioned above, we received a good number of papers for our event, within a period of one month. This was due to the publicity team of RACEM 2019.

The Core Team Members names whose support was valuable for the success of the event are given below, with the no. of papers received from their visited colleges.

Faculty Name No. of Papers received from respective colleges, they visited. Prof. Vidya chitre 01 Prof. Sunil Kavatkar 0 Prof.Sandeep Kamble 18 Prof.Vivek Patkar 0 Prof.Manoj Suryavanshi 0 Prof. Prita Patil 16 Prof. Dhananjay Patel 07 Dr. Swati Sinha 04 Prof. Amit Maurya 0 Prof. Bhanu Tekwani 01 Prof Abhishek Barve 05 Prof. Poonam Shah 06  Prof. Sandeep Kamble and Prof. Prita Patil were awarded with best Liasing certificate.

RACEM 2019, was conducted on 29th and 30th march 2019. During these two days, five parallel sessions were conducted in M603, M604, M607, M608 and M101.

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External Session chairs had come from Vivekanand Institute of Technology, Jaipur, Pillai Engg. College New Panvel, Don Bosco Engg. College, Vivekanand Engg. College and so on.

RACEM 2019 was concluded with vote of thanks from convener and national anthem.

The conference was classified into following technology tracks –

 Electronics, Electronics and Telecommunication  Computer Engineering and Information Technology  Biomedical Engineering  Management

In RACEM 2019, we were privileged to have Dr. Shreenivas Jog, IETE Inovation & Research as Chief Guest and Dr. V.N.R. Pillai , Ex-Director NAAC , Mr.Atul Kharkhanis ,Sr. General Manager Mahindra & Mahindra ltd, Dr. B. Satyanarayana, Scientific Officer(H), Tata Institute of Fundamental Research as keynote speaker.

The papers presented in the conference will be published in two eminent journals, given below: 1. IETE Journal of Innovation and Research. ISSN No. 2320-8961 -08 paper 2. JETIR, UGC Approved Journal. ISSN No. 2349-5162 – 64 papers

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Tantravihar ’ 19

The Annual Project Exhibition and Competition

In tradition with the previous years, Vidyalankar Institute of Technology organized a Two-day event of Intra-collegiate Project Exhibition and Competition, TANTRAVIHAR – 2019 in the College Campus, on 8th and 9th April 2019. It brought together, the innovative ideas of budding engineers and evolving students. This time, the Mini-Projects category was added to the event to encourage students for developing meaningful and strong projects, right from the early stage. Emphasis was given on the Quality of the Projects and about the new ideas which could be prepared as products. Engineering students across the departments showcased their projects on the current trends in various domains ranging from IoT, Big data, Cloud, VLSI, Controls & Automation, Wireless Sensor Network, Augmented & Virtual Reality, etc. They were evaluated by industry experts working in the middle and high management cadres from reputed companies as TCS, Siemens, GE, L&T and others. Innovative projects gained the attention of alumni, parents and students on campus and projects related to social cause touched the hearts of the visitors.

Many students developed projects in collaboration with reputed industry houses. One of the outstanding projects marked the headlines of Indian Newspapers for being selected in Magnetic Maharashtra Convention organized by Government of Maharashtra. The students interacted with the industry experts thus creating a deeper appreciation for creativity, innovation, adaptability and understanding for global education. These qualities made TANTRAVIHAR - 2019 a grand success. The project abstracts are being compiled into our annual publication V!IDEAS 2019 for the future references.

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VIDYALANKAR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Tantravihar-2019

FACT SHEET

Stalls on Display Project Groups participating Day-1 60 Day-2 60 + 2 Reception / 1 – VCS + 5 FE / Mini Projects Total: 38 Stalls + 30 Stalls BE Projects Operations:

(a) VIT Final Year Project Exhibition / Competition – (8th and 9th April, 2019) – Only 25 Best projects per Department having 3 divisions (CMPN, INFT, ETRX, EXTC) and 10 Projects from BIOM, would be selected by Pre-filtering mechanism and they only would be allowed to display at the stalls at Tantra-Vihar, main exhibition / competition. Quality of the Project, Timely completion of the Project, Success & Implementation Status of the Project and Academic status of Group members would be considered for Pre-filtering mechanism. Chief Academic Officer (CAO), FYPQA members would decide the on the mechanism and execution of Pre-qualifiers to TantraVihar-2019 main event. There would be 5 addition entries for Mini-Projects and FE Projects (b) Project / Mini-Project Exhibition/Competition – i. This year, there would be no Inter-Collegiate Competition held in Tantra-Vihar-2019. ii. The Competition / Exhibition would be only for VIT Project Groups. iii. 1st Day – 8th April 2019 – There would be Technical sessions for TE students helping them towards their upcoming project work. iv. 1st Day – 8th April 2018 – There would be Mini-Projects Competition – Mini Projects would be pre-filtered by the respective Departments (HOD + Dept. Project Coordinator would decide the policy, panel and criteria for this pre-filtering) Total Max. 10 Mini Projects would be displayed. 25 BE Projects from CMPN and 25 BE Projects from INFT would be Showcased on Day-1 Branch wise results of BE Project competition v. 2nd Day – 9th April 2019 – 25 BE Projects from ETRX and 25 BE Projects from EXTC would be Showcased on Day-2 10 BE Projects from BIOM would be Showcased on Day-2

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Total number of projects on Display VIT Competition (Day 1 and 2) BE CMPN 25 (2nd & 3rd April, 2018) BE INFT 25 Day 1 – TE Mini Projects BE BIOM 25 Day 2 – BE Projects BE ETRX 25 BE EXTC 10

Judges for the Competition

Judges would be invited for the evaluation of the projects on display. The judges would be from reputed companies / technology consulting firms working in the domain of related technologies at least in the middle management level. No of Judges 10 CMPN / INFT 08/04/2019 12 BIOM / ETRX / EXTC 09/04/2019

Prize Money Sr. Category Prize Amount Rs. 1 Mini Project Subject Category 1st – 2500, 2nd – 1500, 3rd – 1000, (+2 Consolation – Certificates only) 5,000 2 BE Projects – Branch-wise Prizes 1st – 1000 (+3 Consolation – Certificates only) for CMPN/INFT/ETRX/EXTC 5,000 1st – 1000 (+1 Consolation – Certificates only) for BIOM 3 BE Projects Institute Level Prizes 1st – 10000, 2 X 2nd – 5000 each + 2 Societal/Innovative – 2500 (+3 Consolation – Certificates only) 25,000

TOTAL 35,000

Action Plan Tantra-Vihar-2018 Organizing 0 On Office order from VP office 07/03/2019 Committee / Team formation Unveiling of TantraVihar-2017 Logo 1 Putting up standee banners in 12/03/2019 college premises. Giving

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detailed sheets to the Departments

Invitation – Judges 2(a) Send invitation letter / mail to 15/03/2019 judges – Submit List of Judges 2(b) Contact judges personally and Before get their mail confirmations 15/03/2019

Pre-Qualifiers for VIT Projects 3(a) 4th Review by FYPQA 10/03/2019 3(b) CAO + FYPQA to Decide by 27/03/2019

Pre-Qualifiers for Mini-Projects 4(a) Review by FYPQA 10/03/2019 4(b) CAO + FYPQA to Decide by 27/03/2019

V!Ideas Photo Sessions 5 Department project co- 11/03/2019 ordinators to organize in the to given week. Back-drop would 20/03/2019 be ready by 01/03/2018 Logistics 6 Conveners decides with By Director & FM on Stalls and 15/03/2019 other Logistics Arrangements Preparation - Plaza 7 Stalls / Arrangements on 06/04/2019 Sat / Sun one day before & Tantra-Vihar-2018 07/04/2019

Steering Committee Person In-Charge Assistance Role Shrikant Velankar Convener (General Logistics, Overall Arrangements, Budget) Pankaj Vanwari Joint-Convener (FYPQA) (Pre-Qualifiers, Project Selection control, Evaluation control) Dr. Saurabh Mehta Joint-Convener (CAO) (Pre-Qualifiers selection control, evaluation control) Dr. Amit Oak Sponsorship & Publicity Head (Garnering sponsorship for the event, handling publicity for the event) VIT Annual Report 2018-19 279

Dattatray Badhe Coordinator, v-ideas (Conduction of v-ideas photo-sessions, compilation and preparation of v-ideas booklet) FYPQA All Department and Execution and Supervision Divisional FYPQA Project Coordinators General Assistance CAO Office: Namita Moris System Support Sunil Thube & Team FM/Event Support Shailesh Mapuskar & FM Team Other Support V!Caliper-Clippers for Photography Professional Bodies Rakshak Sood 4 Student Volunteers Convener, IEEE (Managing IEEE Activities)

Suja Jaychandran 4 Student Volunteers Convener, CSI (Managing CSI Activities)

Tejal Pagey 4 Student Volunteers Convener, IETE (Managing IETE Activities)

Judges Remuneration Anuja Gote, Ashish Preparation and managing VCS Stall during & Letters, Shekhar event of TantraVihar 2019. Giving away the VCS Stall Thanks letters and remuneration to the judges. Certification Mohit Gujar, Deepali Preparation, printing and general distribution of Shrikhande Participation and Winners’ certificates

Roles and Responsibilities:

Departments would Select their team – decision by HOD + Dept. Project Coordinators

Department Role (Responsibility with HOD and Department Project Coordinator) –  Preparation of Project Abstracts for V-ideas. Also make it into a Project Directory for Tantra- Vihar-2019  To conduct & complete the v-ideas photo session on BE Project days of their respective departments in the week of 11/03/2019 to 20/03/2019. To issue timings / attendance / dress code notice for students and guides for this activity.

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 To facilitate uniform fascia and front banner design for all groups of the department. Colour code – CMPN – Orange; BIOM – Red; ETRX – Green; EXTC: Purple; INFT – Blue.  To allocate stalls. To Pre-filter/coordinate with project groups for allocation on the basis of quality and merit of the project. (Final decision with CAO + FYPQA)  Preparation of Complete Project Directory and Selected Projects Directory  To manage the show on the day when department is staging their groups (i.e. 08 or 09 April, 2019)  Invitation to Evaluators, their confirmation, reminder, allocating groups to evaluators, escort for evaluators, handing over their mug/thanks letter/TA etc. & in general hospitality.  Documentation – Invitation letters, Project directory, abstracts, Stall allocation sheet, evaluation sheets, Result sheet, Thanks letters, certificates.  Handling department reception stall – arranging Volunteers, escorts etc.  Post Processing – Generation of Reports. Sending Departmental Directories and reports to the office of Convener, TantraVihar 2019.

Web Contacts e-Mail id [email protected]

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Schedule of Events

FE Projects Exhibition & Competition

April 03, 2019 - From 15:45 to 18:00 Hrs Venue: Plaza Level

BE Projects Exhibition & Competition

Day 1 Information Technology Computer Engineering April 08, 2019 – From 13:00 to 18:00 Hrs Venue: Plaza Level

Day 2 Electronics Engineering Electronics & Telecommunications Engineering Biomedical Engineering April 09, 2019 – From 13:00 to 18:00 Hrs Venue: Plaza Level

Organized by: Final Year Project Quality Assurance Committee (FYPQA) Schedule of Events for TantraVihar-2019

Date Time Venue Event Blockology + Aspiring Minds Technical Seminar 11:15 to 13:45 Auditorium for TE-CMPN and TE-INFT All Divisions Setup Time for BE-CMPN and BE-INFT Project Monday, 12:00 to 13:30 Plaza Groups April 08, 2019 Display Time for BE-CMPN and BE-INFT Project 13:30 to 17:30 Plaza Groups. Evaluation by Judges up to 16:00 Hrs. 17:30 to 18:00 Plaza Prize Distribution and Certificate Distribution

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Date Time Venue Event Blockology + Aspiring Minds Technical Seminar 11:15 to 13:45 Auditorium for TE-ETRX, TE-EXTC & TE-BIOM All Divisions Setup Time for BE-ETRX, BE-EXTC & BE-BIOM 12:00 to 13:30 Plaza Tuesday, Project Groups April 09, 2019 Display Time for BE-ETRX, BE-EXTC & BE-BIOM 13:30 to 17:30 Plaza Project Groups. Evaluation by Judges up to 16:00 Hrs. 17:30 to 18:00 Plaza Prize Distribution and Certificate Distribution

VIT Project Competition / Exhibition Guidelines

Guidelines for Floor Plan Arrangement and Stall / Table Allotments –

This is a 2m x 2m stall.. Ours will be 3m x 1m stall.

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Top View of our Stall –

3 m

Allotted Area Group A Allotted Area Group B 1 m

1 m 1 m

Table A 0.5m Table B

Orange Area is the place for A3 size posters. Green Area is Fascia above the table in the stall where (See Stall photo)

Each Stall will house 2 Project Groups –

Stalls are Numbered 1 to 35 on the Plaza area.

Stalls are to be allotted to the student Project Groups. Stalls are named A and B for allotment. i.e. 1A, 1B …. to …. 35A, 35B. Department Office should be contacted for booking and Allotment of the Stall / Table.

Actual Dimensions of each stall are - 3mx1m Stall Length: 3 m; Height: 2.44 m; Depth: 1 m

Each Project Group is given space of 1.5 m length X 1 m depth. (Each stall occupied by 2 groups – A & B)

Prefabricated stalls in white coated Octonorm System with white laminated plywood, which includes Synthetic Carpet in the stall 1 – System Table – Table Dimensions 1 m X 0.5 m. 1 – Spotlight 1 – (5/15) Amp Power point, For the additional points, the Student Groups should arrange for the Spike Suppressor or Extension board. 1 – Dustbin

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2 – Chairs (Neel Kamal)

Each Group shall prepare 2 Posters of Size A3 – Orange areas in the Stall Layout above are for sticking these posters. Only 2-Sided tape should be used for sticking the posters. Glue of any kind is not allowed.

Each Group needs to prepare a pamphlet of A4 size to describe their project.

Each Group needs to prepare a Fascia (A strip of 24” X 9” of the Title to be affixed at the place where “Company Name’s” appears on the stall) in the stall layout. Again, sticking should be done by Double sided tape only.

The Standard formats for A3 Size Posters, A4 Size Pamphlets and Fascia Label would be uploaded on V-Live along with these guidelines.

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Faculty Name Role

Core Committee Logistics, Accounts, Judges Prof. Shrikant Velankar Convener hospitality Stall Allotment, Evaluation of Prof. Pankaj Vanwari Co-convener Results Prof. Dr. Saurabh Mehta CAO Valedictory, Prize Distribution Prof. Dr. Amit Oak COO Publicity All Department HODs

Departmental Project Group Selection, Preparation, All Department and Divisional FYPQA Project Directory Preparation

Coordinators Department Judges (Internal + External) Appointments / Invitations / Confirmations Reception / Registration Day-1: INFT/CMPN Divisional FYPQA Coordinators + Snehal

Andhare + Arpita Raut Day-2: ETRX/EXTC/BIOM Divisional FYPQA Coordinators +

Sayali Todkari + Preeti Kharas + Komal Lawand

Prof. Deepali Shrikhande Prof. Mohit Gujar Certification Mr. Sunil Patil

Prof. Anuja Gote Judges TA / Thanks Letter VCS Stall Management Prof. Ashish Shekhar

Prof. Shailesh Mapuskar Logistic / Event Support Mr. Akhil Kulkarni

FM Team

Ms. Namita Moris Documentation Support Ms. Supriya Gaikar

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Prof. Deepali Vora

Prof. Sandeep Kamble Web Support Website Committee

Mr. Sunil Thube + Systems Team System Support

IETE / CSI / IEEE Student Volunteers Volunteering Support vCalibre Clickers ! Photography Support

Project Directory and Stall Allocation Details – (8th April 2019 – CMPN and INFT)

Stall Project Project Title Group Members Project Guide No. ID Darezik Damkevala Getting things done with Suja 1 CA-01 Rohit Lunavara Serverless Home Automation Jayachandran Mansi Kosamkar Kartavya Kothari Star Cast Recommendation 2 CA-03 Sanket Sutar Pankaj Vanwari Systems Azeem Shaikh Apurva ashtekar Employee Performance Appraisal Sandeep 3 CA-04 Omkar Mayekar System using Hybrid Algorithm Kamble Hasnain shaikh Sudarshan Chavan Rugved 4 CA-08 Blockchain for Voting Suraj Ghuge Deolekar Pankaj Warke Rutuja Dhanawade Mandar Deo 5 CA-09 Air Traffic Delay Prediction Rugved Nidhi Khanna Deolekar

Mithilesh Patankar Security System Using Facial 6 CA-17 Aum Deshpande Mandar Sohni Recognition Aunsh Arekar Visual Perception for Self Driving Saurabh Shirke 7 CA-21 Mandar Sohni Car Vaibhav Lanjekar Implementing a Mechanism for Kuldeep Lodhi 8 CA-22 Umesh Kulkarni Malicious URLs Detection Animesh Bhagwat

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Stall Project Project Title Group Members Project Guide No. ID Shreyas Dalvi Pushkar Kurhekar 9 CB-01 Sign Language Estimation Sourav Sinha Kavita Shirsat Janvi Phadtare Vineet Vemula 10 CB-02 Fact Checking System Aadil khan Pankaj Vanwari Shreya Vanga Purnima Surve Suja 11 CB-14 Quick Fire Response Pragati Jadhav Jayachandran Jagruti Gulvi Hrushikesh.R.Medhekar NLP Based Event Extraction from 12 CC-09 Rohan.A.Pawar Vipul Dalal Mail Tanmay.D.Salekar Dhruv Ballikar 13 CC-17 Claim Detection System Sanal Dhamanse Rasika Ransing Akash Jaiswal Akashkumar Gupta Plant Disease Prediction using Rugved 14 CC-22 Kishan Gupta Deep Learning and IOT Deolekar Jayant Jadhav Deepak Gupta 15 CC-20 Content based video retrieval Abhishek Londhe Rasika Ransing Rashmi Bhabal Mrudula Sadaye 16 CA-07 Chemistry Laboratory Aishwarya Deokar Snehal Andhare Shrutika Nikalje CMPN Tejas Shrishar 17 Mini Hand Gesture Recognition system Self-Guided Tanmay Mishra 01 Jasvin James CMPN Attendance using Face Mohammed Ali 18 Mini Prakash Parmar Recognition Satwaj Dhavale 02 Omkar Zemse

Stall Projec Project Title Group Members Project Guide No. t ID 19 ITA05 V-MONITORING Akash Phalak

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Abhijeet Deokar Vinita Kulkarni Hemangi Bhandiwad Ashwini Dumbre Domain specific automatic image 20 ITA07 Saujanya Zemse Ajay Dhruv captioning Sampada Jage Mrunal Ghadge 21 ITA10 Futuristic Traffic Signals Sharvari Sonak Kanchan Dhuri Ashwami Dalvi Rajeshwar Nadar Facial Emotion Recognition using 22 ITA17 Pranshu Diwan Anuradha Bhatia Deep Learning Balaji Balasubramanian Abhimanyu Kucherta Driving Pattern Analysis using Harshali 23 ITA26 Kevin Jain OBD2 Rambade Milind Vohera Samiksha Darade 24 ITA27 E-Self Help Indu Anoop Abhishek Tiwari V- centralised tool for softwares Shubhangi Mishra 25 ITB04 Bhanu Tekwani and USB Mythri Ravindra Gupta Vandana Helping Assistant for differently 26 ITB19 Kothavale Aishwarya Ajay Dhruv abled Pranali Pote Hedamba Dipesh Dynamic Report, Resume & 27 ITC03 Shelar Manoj Bhanu Tekwani Application Form Maker Khatpe Shruti Patil Vidit Nuclei Detection from Cell Images 28 ITC05 Sayyed Nishat Deepali Nayak to Speed Cures Painter Mohammed Meher Shubham A Marksheet Decentralized 29 ITC10 Shirke Mayur Santosh Tamboli Application on Blockchain Shaikh Shoyeb Pujare Akshay Box Office Movie Prediction 30 ITC 11 Shah Monil Rohit Barve System Patil Apoorva Nikhil Patil Plant disease Identification using Wankhedkar Vaibhav 31 ITC17 Deepali Nayak Convolutional Neural Network Mohammadumar Mohammadrajabali 32 ITA02 Shaikh Habib Deepli Vora

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Psychanalysis using Software Rishabh Mehra Simulation Sagar Mhatre INFT Aishwarya Nadkarni Driver Drowsiness Detection 33 Mini- Vidya Chitre System Aneesh Vaidya Proj

Project Directory and Stall Allocation Details – (9th April 2019 – ETRX, EXTC and BIOM)

Stall Project ID Project Title Group Members Project Guide No. Aritra Mondal Ajinkya Soman 1A E - 1 – 04 E Bin 3.0 Akhil Masurkar Sushant More Sabhaoddin Dakhani Hussain Nalwala Bhalchandra Shelke 1B E - 1 – 07 Smart Beverage Machine Pravin Annadate Neel Rajyadaksha Sahil Sankhe Mayur More Tejeswhar Vaidya 2A E - 1 – 08 All Season Energy Generator Uma Jaishankar Roshan Salvi Dhiraj Gavanang Dilip Ramgir Shrikant 2B E - 1 – 09 Autonomous Tracked Vehicle Ramesh Maurya Velankar Aditya Sawant Rohan Otari Prasad Wagh 3A E - 1 – 10 IoT Based Aquaculture Prachi Mujawar Sanmesh Kambli Mayur Bhor Nitesh Bhurke Pranay Bhandare 3B E - 1 – 11 Miniature weather station Rakshak Sood Rakesh Patil Bhavesh Thosare Deven Mane Electronic component vending Rituraj Gaikwad 4A E - 1 – 14 Uma Jaishankar machine Urmila Lawekar Pranali Kothekar

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Stall Project ID Project Title Group Members Project Guide No. Runakshi Phulpagar Payal Shinde Rajashree 4B E - 1 – 15 Interactive Mirror Namrata Weling Soman Sameer Salve Chaitanya Parulekar Aditya Vichare 5A E - 1 – 20 Wireless Audio Signal Processor Rakshak Sood Vivek Dhaware Kalyani Sahib Mayur Bharankar Rishikesh Mudaliyar Nayana 5B E - 2 - 02 V! OASIS Sourabh Kothari Mahajan Roshankumar Poojari Mathematical Modelling and Ashutosh Yadav 6A E - 2 - 05 Temperature Profiling of the Devarshi Upadhyay Ulka Padwalkar System Ashna Virdikar Divya Sonawane Aumkar Kasar 6B E - 2 - 06 Ingita: A Teaching Tool Nisy Mathew Ashwin Kadam Shubham Chury Mohini Bhangale Gayatri Hadap 7A E - 2 - 07 Thermoelectric Refrigerator Girish Gidaye Rakesh Patil Anuj Mhatre Shweta Tambe Prajakta Thorat 7B E - 2 - 09 Voice Disorder Detection System Sunil Kavatkar Mayur Manve Alisha Chaurasia

Stall Project ID Project Title Group Members Project Guide No. Kunal Dua AmphiBOT - A Smart Survillance Gauri Bahatkar Shrikant 8A E - 2 - 13 Hovercraft Rajshree Pawar Velankar Siddhant Bendkar 8B E - 2 - 15 Aishwarya R Dalvi

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Stall Project ID Project Title Group Members Project Guide No. FPGA based Speed Control of 3 Pratik Kulkarni Dr. Anjali Phase Induction Motor using Aditi R Ramadwar Deshpande SPWM Neil Dani Sarvesh Mohite 9A E - 3 - 01 HydraWise Akhil Masurkar Kiran Panchal Komal Bangar Atithi Pawar Arshan Ansari 9B E - 3 - 03 Customize Controlled Microwave Pranita Padhye Prachi Dhamal Owais Ansari Suffiyan Shaikh Face recognition-based security Nitish Singh 10A E - 3 - 04 Vivek Patkar system for Institute Entry Point Anand Gupta Zainab Bi Shah Tanmay Kudalkar Automated Traffic Junction 10B E - 3 - 05 Harshal Vadhavinde Nisy Mathew Management for Smart Cities Durgesh Thorat Bhavesh Tonke Prashant Manjre 11A E - 3 - 06 Electronic Nose with IOT Amaya Pethe Pranay Sawant Prasad Bodekar Rohit Elawadekar Aditya Kate 11B E - 3 - 09 IOT based UAV for Agriculture Akshata Bhat Rushikesh Kharat Sammit Suhas Mandlik Prathamesh Shivmare 12A E - 3 - 10 Smart Door lock using IoT Anagha Bhanwar Sheetal Patil Dashrath Sawant Sanjit Shelke Rahul Birwadkar Dr. Anjali 12B E - 3 - 12 Bus Tracking System Abhishek Toraskar Deshpande Rasika Bangar Sonal Kadam 13A E - 3 - 13 Tennibot Replica Nakshatra Ravekar Sunil Kavatkar Rahul Kadam

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Stall Project ID Project Title Group Members Project Guide No. Pavan Borde

13B

Yash Junghare Digital Public address system 14A ET 102 YugalBarhate Mohit Gujar using Rasberry PI and LAN Manish Chaudhari MVS Aditya Obstacle detection on Railway Rahul Pandey 14B ET 106 Rama Rao tracks using LiDAR Samiksha Jog Pawari Mane Sasmit Naik IOT Based Micro-weather Amit Shanbagh Dr. Saurabh 15A ET 109 Monitoring System and Bhavesh Mhatre Mehta Automation Krutika More

Stall Project Project Title Group Members Project Guide No. ID Saurabh Patil Amit Chavda Dr. Saurabh 15B ET206 Cricket bowling Analyser Sumeet Badgujar Mehta Kunal Joshi Chetna Shinde Subhash Sajja Prathamesh 16A ET110 Façade Cleaner Maithili Mhatre Mestry Prathamesh Moraye Sanjukta Sheth Dr. Arpit 16B ET201 Smart door Amey Bairolu Rawankar Binay Hazra Shreya Ovalekar Ashish Pandita Mayurkumar 17A ET202 Tennis ball picking Robot Shantanu Sathe Nanda Shrushti Mor Anvita Garg 17B ET 118 Gesture Vocalizer-A Smart Glove Sayali Todkari Anmol Garg

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Hrishikesh Morankar Madhur Tayade Amogh Rane Probable disease diagnosis using Ayush Saseendran 18A ET208 Snehal Ashtekar ECG wave Shubham Hodage Suraj Raskar Isha Wanjari Ankur Bhadekar 18B ET209 Green Pool Anand Tripathi Manogya Yadav Prathmesh Pansare Shweta Nathan Shreyansh Khale 19A ET211 Magic Mirror Amit Maurya Rugveda Salunke Aditi Sathe Rahul Paunikar Prashant Waghela 19B ET214 I-Trolley Pooja Rane Brijesh Verma Pritam Gadhari Tanaya Vichare Controlled Environmental Ameya Mahalaxmikar Vaibhav 20 ET215 garduino ecosystem Kaustubh Kachare Kshirsagar Shweta Herlekar Maaz Ansari Measurement of Vibration on Suraj Salunke Dr. Arpit 21 ET301 Liquid Surface with Laser Heena Ashrafi Rawankar Diffraction Technique Vaishnavi Bhavar Simran Mhawadkar Design and Fabrication of Vaishaki Patil Dr. Sanjay Singh 22A ET111 Ultrawideband antenna Rutuja Tare Thakur Devki Mohe Omay Naik Arsenic detection in ground Sangram Navale Dr. Sheetal 22B ET203 water Arbaz Khan Mapare Prasanna Soparkar Harshada Lokhande Dr. Sanjay Singh 23A ET213 Meta material based anteena Manali Jangale Thakur Sakshi Khanvilkar

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Stall Project Project Title Group Members Project Guide No. ID Pradnya Gotal Dual Polarized Printed Monopole Prajkta Galande 23B ET312 Pooja Rane Antenna Pradnya Kasale Pooja Keskar Shivani Sawant Zaid Panhalkar Dr. Sanjay Singh 24A ET219 Dual Broad band antenna Sanika Vaidya Thakur Akhil Nair Priyanka Patil Ashwin Iyer 24B ET 108 Smart Antenna Rama Rao Neha Chavan Prashant Batule Pranita Kasar Reader for Blind Using Image Karishma Patil 25A ET303 Mohit Gujar Processing Sagar Khandekar Shrutika Mane Manoj Gupta Smart prepaid energy meter with Mubashir Golandaz 25B ET305 Hemant Jadhav anti-thief detection. Sahil Jamadar Samadhan Ghagare Amol Avhad Ankita Wajpaigh ET307 Man hole alert Satendra Mane 26A Piyush Kolhe. Prafulla Thora Priyadarshani Langhi Awareness of Air Pollution Using Sayli Raut ET311 Santosh Jagtap 26B IoT Romeel Shinde Pratamesh Thik Sanket Bijam Automatic phase selector with Shubham Ghorpade ET313 Hemant Jadhav 27A load shifting Snehal Warke Siddhesh Jadhav Pooja Chavan Tanvi Salvi ET314 Home Assistant Dattatray Bade 27B Alok Kolekar Omkar Gangan

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Laser Vibrometer for Sonal Anand Pawar Dr. Arpit 28A ET315 measurement of Bio-medical Prashant Kumavat Rawankar Parameters Akshay Patil Chemical Plant Gas Leakage Swapnil ET317 Adit Pandirkar 28B Detection and Prevention Ashtekar Arundhati Khot Jagadishram Nadar Praveenraj jeyaraj ET107 V-clicker Atul Oak 29A Rohit patri Sangeetha mudaliyar TE 29B Minipro Mutifunctional Robot Ajay Chaurasiya Satendra Mane ject Stall Project Project Title Group Members Project Guide No. ID Arbaz Ambar Shreedhar Chitalay 30A B01 Heart Rate Monitor Harish Ojha Somanshu Narkhede Anirudh Rao Prafful Gajula

B02 Tachometer Ritika Patil Neelam Punjabi 30B Ankita Kale Shazia Mohammed Iqbal 31A B05 Blood Link Priyanka Prasad Komal Lawand Pooja Poonia Rai Shubham Prafful Gajula Ritika Patil 31B B06 Walk Assist Harish Ojha Ankita Kale Priya Dutta Mansi Salunke Opening Locker using sclera vein Nikita Pai 32A B08 Geetha Narayan recognization Tejas Bait Tushar Pardhi Pravin Maske Priyanka 32B B10 Posture Correction Apparatus Surve Sarvesh Shrivastava Shivani Kapadi

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Joshi Akash Sutar Ankita 33A B11 3D Modelling Stimulation Akansha Barbade Neelam Punjabi More Rohan Anterpreet Kaur Hemant Wasankar Shrikant 33B B15 PFT Pulmonary function test Saurabh Pandirkar Velankar Kalpesh Dhole

Evaluators & Guest Speakers for Tantra-Vihar-2019

The following panel members were involved in evaluation of final year projects during Tantra-Vihar 2019, scheduled on 08th and 9th April 2019.

Sr. Prize Branch Group Code/Title

1 Judge-1 CMPN Vinayak Tendulkar

2 Judge-2 CMPN Tanmay Mujumdar

3 Judge-3 CMPN Vikram Babar

1 Judge-1 INFT Tushar Topale

2 Judge-2 INFT Suhas Nayak

3 Judge-3 INFT Prathamesh Godbole

1 Judge-1 ETRX Dilip Balsubramaniam

2 Judge-2 ETRX Dr. Alhad Kulkarni

3 Judge-3 ETRX Shantanu Padwalkar

1 Judge-1 EXTC Shirish Joshi

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2 Judge-2 EXTC Dr. Ramesh Kulkarni

3 Judge-3 EXTC Pratik Bajaria

4 Judge-4 EXTC Pratik Shirore

1 Judge-1 BIOM Nagesh Utekar

TOTAL

Tantra-Vihar-2019 – Day-1 in Photos

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Tantra-Vihar-2019 – Day-2 in Photos

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Tantra-Vihar-2019 – Prize Distribution Function

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Tantra-Vihar-2019 – FYPQA – Steering Committee

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Events & Activities

Degree Distribution Ceremony

On 02nd March, 2019, on behalf of the University of Mumbai, Vidyalankar Institute of Technology conducted its Degree Distribution Ceremony for the batch of its students who had graduated in 2018. The degree certificates were sent to the Institute by the University and were distributed by the Institute. The Ceremony was more than just a formal occasion for the conferral of degree certificates; it was a time-honored ceremony that celebrated individual student achievement. A much awaited event in every graduate’s life, it signified not just the culmination of years of hard work in the acquisition of a formal education, but it also marked the graduate’s entry into the professional world where he would apply his knowledge.

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Venue

A large gathering comprising the graduating students, their parents and faculty of VIT attended the grand ceremony held in the Vidyalankar Auditorium.

The graduates, their parents and the Institute faculty in the Auditorium

Sessions on distribution of degree certificates

The Vidyalankar Campus was bustling with enthusiasm and nostalgia as the graduates of the Engineering and Management programmes of the 2018 batch were awarded degree certificates. The event started with a rendition of a prayer to the Goddess Saraswati.

11:15- 01:15--Information Technology & Management Studies (Session I)

14:30-16:30 –Computer Engineering & Bio-Medical Engineering (Session II)

17:30-19:30- Electronics Engineering & Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering (Session III)

 VIT welcomed the 2018 BE students of Department of Information Technology Engineering and Department of Management Studies to the Degree Distribution Program.  The dignitaries on the dais included Principal of VIT, Dr. Sunil Patekar, Dr. Girish Bhole, Head of the Department of Information Technology and Dr. Amit Oak, Head of the Department of Management Studies and Chief guest, Dr. Abhay Kimmatkar. Joint Managing Director at Ceinsys Tech Ltd.  The program started with a very insightful speech by Dr. Patekar.  Dr. Abhay Kimmatkar also shared his valuable experiences of his career and life to instill in the students the required moves to sail smoothly in future endeavours.  No of students in Information Technology received the Degree certificates: 124  No of students in Management Studies received the Degree certificates: 50 Vote of Thanks was offered by Dr. Amit Oak. The Degree Distribution Program was attended by faculty across all the other engineering departments, parents and students. VIT Annual Report 2018-19 305

 VIT welcomed the 2018 BE students of Department of Computer Engineering and Department of Biomedical Engineering to the Degree Distribution Program.  The dignitaries on the dais included Principal of VIT Dr. Sunil Patekar, Dr. Arun Chavan, Head of the Department of Computer Engineering and Dr. Gajanan Nagare, Head of the Department of Biomedical Engineering and Chief Guest, Mr. Chirag Warty. Group CEO at Quanical Technologies Pvt. Ltd.  The program started with a very insightful speech by Dr. Sunil Patekar  Mr. Chirag Warty inspired the students by sharing his valuable life experiences; and the perseverance required to achieve outstanding milestones in their career; and also, advised them to value time.  No of students in Computer Engineering received the certificates: 134  No of students in Biomedical Engineering received the certificates: 42 Vote of Thank was offered by Prof. Mitalee Ganal. The Degree Distribution Program was attended by faculty across all the other engineering departments, parents and students.

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 VIT, welcomed the 2018 BE students of Department of Electronics Engineering and Department of Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering to the Degree Distribution Program.  The dignitaries on the dais included Principal of VIT, Dr. Sunil Patekar, Dr.Anjali Deshpande, Head of the Department of Electronics Engineering and Dr. Sanjay Singh Thakur, Head of the Department of Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering and Chief guest Ms. Anupama Vaidya, Founder and Executive Director, Los Aurigas; The Innovative Learners Brigade. The program started with a very insightful speech by Dr. Patekar  Ms. Anupama Vaidya encouraged the students with valuable experiences of her career and life; to enable the students to excel in their desired fields of interest  No of students in Electronics Engineering received the certificates: 126  No of students in Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering received the certificates: 134 Vote of Thanks was offered by Dr. Anjali Deshpande. The Degree Distribution Program was attended by faculty across all the other engineering departments, parents and students.

Graduation Day 2018-19

On Friday 03 May 2019, Vidyalankar Institute of Technology conducted its annual Graduation Day Ceremony for its BE Final Year, ME and MMS Second Year classes of students.

A much awaited event in every graduate’s life, it was a time-honored ceremony that signified the culmination of years of hard work in the acquisition of a formal education, and also symbolized the threshold of every graduate’s pursuit of dreams on the path of career or higher education. The Ceremony A large gathering comprising the graduating students, and faculty of VIT attended the grand ceremony held in Ground 2.

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The Graduation Ceremony in progress

The Vidyalankar Campus was bustling with pride, enthusiasm and nostalgia as the graduates of the Engineering and Management programs of the 2019 batch were dressed up in the iconic black graduation caps and gowns on Friday evening at 6.00 pm. A pleasant and cheerful ambience was set with a large array of chairs, decorations with hundreds of colourful balloons and a quirky photo booth to capture precious memories which would be cherished lifelong!

Glimpses of the photo booth

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The event started with the traditional lighting of a lamp and a rendition of prayer to the Goddess Saraswati, the bestower of knowledge and wisdom. Dr. Sunil Patekar, Principal, VIT extended a warm welcome to the gathering and encouraged students to explore and find their true calling, by using the analogy of a hang glider.

Principal Dr. Sunil Patekar Welcome to the Chief Guest

Chief Guest’s Address

The Chief Guest for the event was Mr. Sunil Rohokale, who serves as Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of ASK Property Investment Advisors Pvt. Ltd. Dr. Amit Oak, Chief Operating Officer and Head of the Department Management Studies welcomed the Chief Guest Mr. Sunil Rohokale with a motivational book (instead of an ephemeral bouquet).

Address by Chief Guest Mr. Sunil Rohokale

In his highly motivating and crisp address, Mr. Sunil spoke of the tremendous opportunities in store for the

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Rewind: A Quick Glimpse into Journey at VIT

Our students’ journey of four years or two years, at VIT has been a very special one, with many remarkable milestones along the way. Students have put in efforts to keep the flag of VIT fluttering high. Prof. Micky Barua gave a quick glimpse of last four years into the journey at VIT by sharing the Institute and students’ great achievements.

Thanksgiving by Graduates

Ms. Aishwarya Dalvi, Final Year Engineering student and Ms. Shraddha Bora, Final Year Management Studies student, expressed their gratitude to their alma mater VIT and their teachers on behalf of all the Engineering and Management Studies students.

Pledge by Students and Curtains

The thanksgiving by graduates was followed by the Graduation Pledge and all the students participated by solemnly repeating the pledge.

Students taking the Graduation Pledge

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Star of Class 2019 Awards

For the second time, Star of Class 2019 Awards for exceptional students across all 6 Departments of VIT were announced. An evaluation panel comprising Graduation Day Core Committee Members invited nominations of students for the Awards from the Head of every Department. All nominated students were contacted by the Panel and were asked to fill up a form and submit the same with all necessary documents. The Panel scrutinized the forms and gave score to every student achievement as per the rubrics decided. The factors considered were academic achievements, co-curricular achievements, extra-curricular achievements and service to society. Finally the Panel decided upon one student per Department as recipients of “STAR of Class 2019” awards. The winners were felicitated with a trophy, certificate and enthusiastic applause. Prof. Ajay Dhruv delivered the vote of thanks.

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Team of Organizers

The Graduation Day Core Committee that looked into the smooth conduct of the event comprised Prof. Sonaali Borkar, Prof. D.N. Krishna, Prof. Meenakshi Nandula, and Prof. Rugved Deolekar. The Core Committee was assisted by a team of faculty comprising the representatives of each Department, and alumni coordinators. Graduation gowns, caps, tassels and other accessories, alumni directories and VIT memorabilia, and sumptuous refreshments were distributed to over 1100 students in an orderly manner, which involved a lot of meticulous planning and flawless execution. Through a Branding Kiosk, VIT Corporate Communication team captured the excitement and nostalgia of students, took live bites from students, covered the ceremony and uploaded images and videos on all official social platforms of VIT instantly. All uploads were made under “#vitgraduationday2019”. Prof. Manasi Phatak compèred the event. The facility management, event management, systems and administrative staff also provided valuable support throughout the event. Special bins were earmarked for segregation of waste to sensitize graduates on environment consciousness.

Conclusion Arrangements for refreshments were made for all the attendees. For the graduates, the event proved to be a fitting finale to the transformational and exciting years at Vidyalankar Institute of Technology.

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VIT’s graduates of the Batch of 2019 all set to conquer the professional world!

Class of 2019!

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IGNITE

'IGNITE' was organized by Student Council 2018-19 of our college No person can ever achieve their true potential, until brought into proper direction and motivation. Hence to motivate the students of our college, to inspire nad to ignite the fire in them, the Student Council 18-19 presented IGNITE. The objective of this event was to enlighten young minds and inspire them to become successful entrepreneurs and also to direct them in the correct path.

Marathi And Hindi Bhasha Din

Marathi Bhasha Din is celebrated every year. VIT with its students and faculty dedicates a day to celebrate and honor Marathi language and Marathi culture. The celebration is on a grand scale where all the shades of Marathi language right from folk songs, dramas and poetries are performed. It is a small attempt by VIT to keep the Marathi culture’s beauty and integrity alive. VIT dedicates a day to Hindi, the language that is spoken by 41% of Indian people, which is spoken in 21 different countries and ranked 5th in the world.

TEDxVIT 2019

In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TED has created a program called TEDx. TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. Our event is called TEDxVIT, where x = independently organized TED event. At our TEDxVIT event, TED Talks video and live speakers will combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events, including ours, are self-organized. It was organized on 17 March 2019.

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ALILA

Lilā is a Sanskrit term that has a range of translations and uses. Primarily, its meanings tend to derive from its rough translation as the noun, “play”; although, the word has more richness and depth than this simple translation.

Lilā emphasizes the fact that the world is born in freedom and playful creativity, rather than necessity. In this way, the whole world can be seen as a stage for Lilā, or divine play. One derivation of this Sanskrit word Lilā is अ(अतिशय)lila…..Alilā.

Alilā means, “Surprisingly charming” and so is the foundation of every experience that we create with emotions attached to each of them. Creativity is one such experience. Positive and motivational emotions are conducive to creativity.

Creativity generates or recognizes ideas, alternatives, or possibilities that may be useful in solving problems, communicating with others, and entertaining ourselves and others in a playful way. As Einstein says, Creativity is intelligence having fun.

To boost this intelligent creative spark in young minds, Vidyalankar, under the banner Alilā, introduces creative spaces/blocks

Inauguration - 15th January 2019

Instrument Play & Singing - 22nd January 2019

Classical Dance - 31st January 2019

Painting - 6th February 2019

Singing & Violin Play - 26th February 2019

Classical Dance - 6th March 2019

Colour Pencil Sketching - 14th March 2019

Holi : Krishna Leela - 20th March 2019

Guitar Play & Singing - 26th March 2019

Paper Art Work & Calligraphy - 3rd April 2019

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Committee Activities

Committee Report for the Odd Semester 2018-2019

Committee Sr. No Activity Name Snapshots Date Name

Five day short term 11.06.2018 1 IETE program on to simulation softwares 15.06.2018

24.06.2018 2 IETE Formation Drive to 6.07.2018

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To prepare Look up Table for the Best References books and Text books and display on Vshow/AGS.

To prepare Look up Library 3 Table for the NPTEL 13.07.2018 committee courses/ Online courses and display on Vshow/AGS.

To prepare Look up Table for the Online courses and display on Vshow/AGS

Conduction of 30.07.2018 Career Interest 4 to Career Survey for Semester 3.08.2018 Counselling -V students Committee

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Feedback Seminar on Preparation of GRE, POOR TOEFL and IELTS 4%13% SATISFACTO 10.08.2018 and education RY 19% opportunities in 64% GOOD Germany EXCELLENT

National Independence Day 5 Service Scheme 15.08.2018 in VIT Campus (NSS)

CII Road Safety MMS- Event at Mumbai Professional 6 International Airport 15.08.2018 Body on Independence Association Day

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Idea Collection & 7 E-Cell 16.08.2018 Validation Drive

Campus Readiness Placement 8 Program by LTI for 20.08.2018 Department 2019 Batch

Player Unknown Battle Coding (PUBC) Computer 9 Player Unknown 20.08.2018 Society of India Battle Coding

Technical Talk on Machine Learning & 10 IEEE 21.08.2018 Evolution of Artificial Intelligence

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Kerala Flood relief 23.08.2018 campaign

National

11 Service Scheme (NSS)

Stand with Kerala 23.08.2018 Campaign

Placement Pre placement talk 12 23.08.2018 Department by TCS Ninja

Session on Industry Placement Expectation & 13 23.08.2018 Department Interview Skills by TCS 2019 Batch

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Data Science and 24.08.2018 CSI Machine Learning 14 25.08.2018 Workshop

Webinar on RTL Design and 15 IETE 24.08.2018 Functional Verification

16 ISTE Matlab Workshop 25.08.2018

Campus Recruitment Training 28.06.2017 Placement 17 by Campus 07.07.2018 Department Credentials 2019 25.08.2018 Batch

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Three Day 28.08.2018 18 IETE Workshop On 03.08.2018 Printed Antennas 25.08.2018

19 ITSA calculator workshop 27.08.2018

28.08.2018 20 IEEE Membership Drive 29.08.2018 30.08.2018

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Topper Certificate distribution to First, Second, Third year of Engineering students for all 2.08.2018 Parent 3.08.2018 21 branches and MMS Interaction Students 16.08.2018 28.08.2018

Workshop on 22 IIIC 28.08.2018 Animation

LinkedIn Masterclass 23 CESA 30.08.2018 Seminar

Anti –Ragging Discipline Round for 24 31.08.2018 committee FE class

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Seminar on Web 1.09.2018 25 ACM Development 8.09.2018

One Day Workshop 1.09.2018 On KiCAD

26 IETE

Workshop on Python and OpenCV 1.09.2018 Technology.

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27 CSI Quizophile 4.09.2018

● V- EMPERORS LEG 1 ● V- EMPERORS LEG 2 28 Student Council 6.09.2018 ● SPORTSMAN IA ● VIDYALANKA R PREMIER LEAGUE

4 Years Through 29 CSI 7.09.2018 College

30 Student Council Wisecrack 7.09.2018

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Workshop on Microwave Antenna 31 ETSA 8.09.2018 Design and Simulations

Three Day 8.09.2018 32 IETE Workshop On PCB 22.09.2018 Designing 29.09.2018

Canvas - A Photoshop and 33 CSI 10.09.2018 Lightroom Workshop

Seminar on Artificial 34 BMSA Intelligence in 11.09.2018 Medicine

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Publicity and 35 BMESI 11.09.2018 membership drive

Build Your 36 BMESI 19.09.2018 Resume

Workshop on 37 HCC 19.09.2018 "Mandala Art"

Ganpati Visarjan 38 NSS 23.09.2018 Volunteering

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Dadar Beach 25.09.2018 Clean-up

Traffic 25.09.2018 control event

Street play on plastic ban and 26.10.2018 Paper bag distribution.

Street play on Dengue 28.09.2018 play

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Workshop on 3D CESA Modelling 25.09.2018 and Animation.

Basic 40 BMESI Electronic 25.09.2018 Workshop.

41 ITSA Gadget Guru 25.09.2018

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Technical Paper 42 EESA 26.09.2018 Presentation

CyberFrat 43 CSI 29.09.2018 Conference

One Day Workshop 44 IETE 29.09.2018 On FRDM

Seminar on Java 45 ACM 29.09.2018 App Development

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46 NSS Medical Check-up 2.10.2018

47 NSS Bhajan Sandhya 2.10.2018

48 NSS Debate Competition 8.10.2018

Road Safety by 9.10.2018 49 NSS United Way 10.10.2018

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50 NSS Be Fearless 11.10.2018

51 NSS Meatless Day Event 12.10.2018

52 NSS Swachhata Hi Seva 14.10.2018

53 NSS Ekta Divas 31.10.2018

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Membership Drive 3.10.2018 54 ISTE 10.10.2018

Book Exhibition of Library Technical, Non- 3.10.2018 55 Committee Technical and 4.10.2018 Managerial Books

Session on higher education opportunities by 56 CCC 5.10.2018 delegates from North Eastern University

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Mock Aptitude Test 1 and 2 for 5th Placement 6.10.2018 57 Semester students Department 8.10.2018 of 2020 Graduating Batch

Workshop on PCB Fabrication 58 EESA 6.10.2018 Designing &

Workshop on Text 59 IEEE 6.10.2018 Editor Development

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Session on Financial 60 MMS Literacy by Mr. Mihir 8.10.2018 Mehta

Workshop on "DIYA 61 HCC 11.10.2018 DECORATION

V Emperors Intra 62 Student Council 11.10.2018 Debates

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Seminar on 63 ETSA 12.10.2018 Camtasia

Xtreme 12.0- An online coding 20.10.2018 64 IEEE competition for 24 21.10.2018 hrs

Dadar Beach Clean- 65 NSS 22.10.2018 up

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Committee Report for the Even Semester 2018-2019

Committee Sr. No Activity Name Snapshots Date Name

Second semester 1 MMS Induction Program 05.01.2018 2018-19

Glimpses of 13.01.2018 IETE-VIT 2 Electromagnetic 20.01.2018

and Microwave 02.02.2018 using RF Cad tools

Degree Alumni 3 Distribution 17.01.2018 Committee Ceremony at VIT

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19.01.2018 Think Week 20.01.2018 4 ISTE 2017-18 22.01.2018 23.01.2018 25.01.2018

To prepare Look up Library Table for the NPTEL 5 Committee courses/ Online 15.01.2018 courses and display on Vshow/AGS

Envoyage- The Pre E-Summit 23.01.2018 6 E-Cell Workshop

Career General awareness 22.01.2018 7 Counseling of career To Committee opportunities 25.01.2018

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Google Crowd 8 IEEE-VIT 30.01.2018 source Seminar.

Information Technology Seminar on 9 Student Technical paper 01.02.2018 Association writing (ITSA).

Industry Institute Digital Strategy and 10 Interaction 02.02.2018 Committee Process (IIIC)

Friday Paathshala 11 Student Council Zumba Dance 02.02.2018 Workshop

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Topper Certificate Paree(PIC) distribution to Parent 02.02.2018 Second and Third 12 Interaction 06.02.2018 Year of Engineering Committee 08.02.2018 students for all (PIC) branches

Computer 13 Society of India, Arduino Workshop 03.02.2018 VIT Chapter

Seminar on “C Programming 14 ACM-VIT using IDE in 06.02.2018 association with Google”

PRE-IRIS : 15 IEEE-VIT Envisioning the 08.02.2018 Youth of India

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EMBEDDED 16 EESA SYSTEMS 10.02.2018 WORKSHOP

10.02.2018 17 Student Council Sports mania 2018 To 17.02.2018

Value Added 18 MMS Courses 11.02.2018

IETE-VIT 19 WORLD RADIO DAY 12.02.2018 EVENT

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20 Student Council Traditional Day 12.02.2018

Third year Project 21 FYPQA orientation 12.02.2018 program

Adzilla 15.02.2018 22 Student Council

23 Student Council Presscon 15.02.2018

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Computer

Engineering CODE DECODE 15.02.2018 24 Student’s (Verve) 16.02.2018 Association (CESA).

Computer LAN Gaming 15.02.2018 25 Society of India 1. FIFA 16.02.2018 (CSI) 2. C.S.1

Computer QR Code Treasure 26 16.02.2018 Society of India Hunt

Electronics and Telecommunica 15.02.2018 27 tions Students’ Wire Loop Arena To Association 17.02.2018 (ETSA)

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Staff Interaction with 28 Development 16.02.2018 outside world Committee

29 Student Council Nucleya Concert 16.02.2018

16.02.2018 Encephalon

30 MMS

16.02.2018 Improftu

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16.02.2018 Mock Stock

Macropoly 16.02.2018

ReVERVEb 17.02.2018

31 Student Council

17.02.2018

Streets

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17.02.2018

Mainstage

VAC on Corporate 21.02.2018 Social Responsibility by Santosh Jagdhane

MMS 32

VAC on Retail Management by 22.02.2018 Prof. Sugam Chaubal.

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23.02.2018 VAC on Taxation by Prof. VN Banjan

28.02.2018 33 Anti –Ragging Anti –Ragging committee committee

Industry Institute Invited talk on 01.03.2018 34 Interaction innovation Committee (IIIC)

Software Alumni Engineering and 01.03.2018 35 Committee Product Development

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Guest Lecture on 05.03.2018 36 EESA LoRaWAN Technology

Celebration of Women International’s 08.03.2018 37 Development Women Day Committee

Food Arrangements 09.03.2018 Food And For Experts From 26.03.2018 38 Beverage University During 27.03.2018 Committee UGC Interviews

39 10.03.2018 IETE Mobile making and 11.03.2018 IOT workshop

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Session on AMCAT 40 Placement for 2019 Graduating 14.03.2018 Department Batch

15.03.2018 16.03.2018 FYPQA 19.03.2018 41 Committee Tantravihar 2018 20.03.2018

Activity 21.03.2018

Celebration of 15.03.2018 Applied Physics 42 Einstein’s Birthday Department

AMCAT Test 1 for 17.03.2018 Placement 43 2019 Graduating Department Batch

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WORKSHOP ON 17.03.2018 44 EESA AUGMENTED REALITY (AR)

Food Food Arrangements Arrangements For Degree 17.03.2018 45 For Degree Distribution Day Distribution Day

19.03.2018 Anti –Ragging Discipline Round 46 committee for FE class

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20.03.2018 47 EESA QUIZ MASTER 27.03.2018

Alumni Guest Lecture

Alumni 48 Final year project Committee 22.03.2018 Guidance and Making of V-Attendance

24.03.2018 Alumni Guest 49 Alumni Guest Lecture Lecture Bridging the Gap

Biomedical 24.03.2018 50 Engineering IMPULSE-2018 Society of India (BMESI)

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51 Value Added MMS 24.03.2018 Courses

‘Technical Council’ 52 27.03.2018 Student Council

‘Ignite’

27.03.2018 To Hobby Club Hobby Club 28.03.2018 53 Committee Committee

28.03.2018 54 Student Council Cricket Auction

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04.04.2018 55 CESA Gadget Guru

Alumni Guest

Lecture 04.04.2018

Alumni 56 Software Testing: As Committee a career option

INFT

Session by Training Placement Vendors (Campus 04.04.2018 57 Department Credentials and Smartwayz)

Indian Navy - Placement Motivation-cum- 05.04.2018 58 Department Awareness talk UES 2019

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06.04.2018 Technical Session Alumni 59 By Alumni Committee EXTC

Emerging

Technologies 60 Alumni 11.04.2018

Committee Electronics Department

61 Alumni Graduation Day 04.05.2018 Committee Ceremony

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Activities for Social Cause

LIST OF NSS ACTIVITIES FOR THE SESSION 2018-19

Sr ACTIVITIES DATE BASED HOURS No 1 Flag Hosting 15-Aug-18 College 2 2 Kerala Flood Relief 23-Aug-18 College 6 3 Paper Bag Making 17-Sep-18 Area 2.5 4 Paper Bag Making 18-Sep-18 Area 2.5 5 Paper Bag Making 19-Sep-18 Area 2.5 6 Paper Bag Making 20-Sep-18 Area 2.5 7 Ganpati visarjan Traffic Control 23-Sep-18 Area 4 8 Traffic Control 24-Sep-18 Area 2 9 Dadar Beach Cleaning 25-Sep-18 Area 3 10 Street Play(Anti Plastic ) 26-Sep-18 Area 1 11 Paper Bag Distribution 26-Sep-18 Area 2 12 Street Play (Dengue ) 28-Sep-18 Area 1 13 LTC Camp 29-Sep-18 University 5day 14 Medical checkup camp 2-Oct-18 Area 4 15 Bhajan Sandhya 2-Oct-18 University 2 16 Debate Competition 8-Oct-18 College 3 17 Road Safety (United Way) 10-Oct-18 Area 5 18 Be fearless (Seminar ) 11-Oct-18 College 3 19 Meetless 12-Oct-18 University 3 20 Swachhata hi Seva 14-Oct-18 University 3 21 Run For Unity 31-Oct-18 University 2 22 Acute Coronary Syndrome 17-Dec-18 University 2 23 Dadar Beach Cleaning 22-Dec-18 Area Based 2 24 Cancer Awareness Drive 23-Dec-18 Area Based 2 25 Convocation -Fort Campus 24-Dec-18 University 2 26 Pre-Camp Visit 27-Dec-18 Area 8 27 Dadar Beach Cleaning 29-Dec-18 Area 2 28 Residential Camp Preparation 1-Jan-19 College 2 29 Residential Camp Preparation 2-Jan-19 College 2 VIT Annual Report 2018-19 358

30 Rubella Street Play Preparation 2-Jan-19 College 3 31 Rubella Vaccination Drive 12-Jan-19 Area 4 32 Rubella Vaccination Drive 19-Jan-19 Area 4 33 Hindustan Uniliver Event 19-Jan-19 Area 4 34 Dadar Beach Cleaning 26-Jan-19 Area 2 35 Mahim Creek Cleaning 27-Jan-19 Area 2 36 Hinduja College 28-Jan-19 University 7 37 Orientation Program 29-Jan-19 Area 2 38 School Supplies Donation 31-Jan-19 Area 3 39 School Supplies Donation 1-Feb-19 Area 3 40 Rubella Vaccination Drive 2-Feb-19 Area 4 41 Dadar Beach Cleaning 2-Feb-19 Area 2 42 Vivekananda Run 3-Feb-19 University 2 43 Digital india inaguration 3-Feb-19 University 2 44 Road Safety Seminar 4-Feb-19 University 4 45 NAAC Street Play 7-Feb-19 College 6 46 Dadar Beach Cleaning 9-Feb-19 Area 2 47 Clothes Distribution 9-Feb-19 Area 4 48 Corruption Free. Jaihind 11-Feb-19 University 2 49 Rubella Vaccination Drive 13-Feb-19 Area 4 50 Rubella Vaccination Drive 14-Feb-19 Area 4 51 Verve Concert Security 14-Feb-19 College 4 52 Rubella Vaccination Drive 15-Feb-19 Area 4 53 Verve FS Security 15-Feb-19 College 4 54 Sankalp, Lala Lajpatrai 16-Feb-19 University 7 55 Staionery Distribution Dadar 17-Feb-19 Area 2 56 Staionery Distribution Kurla 17-Feb-19 Area 2 57 Rubella Vaccination Drive 18-Feb-19 Area 4 58 Rubella Vaccination Drive 23-Feb-19 Area 4 59 Dengue Street Play Preparation 25-Sep-19 Area 3 60 Antiplastic Street Play Preparation 27-Sep-19 Area 3 61 Clothes Collection Area 3 62 Clothes Collection Area 3 63 Clothes Segregation Area 2

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Flag Hosting

Event Details Activity Title Independence Day in VIT Campus Date 15th August 2018 Venue Vidyalankar Institute of Technology Campus Time 9:00am-11:00am Activity Coordinator Prof. Pravin Gharge, VIT NSS coordinator Assistant Professor, Department of First Year Engineering, VIT Objectives (i) To re-kindle our national pride and sentiment among students the future of our nation. (ii) To establish develop and maintain an Indian Center community and resource center in ACT for use and benefits of member organization and of the community. Description A programme was conducted on the occasion of Independence Day, on 15th August, 2018 at The Vidyalankar Institute of Technology. A total of 34 NSS volunteers participated in this programme. Around 9:00 am the flag hosting was done by the Dr. Sunil Patekar, Principal of VIT. This was followed by the singing of the National anthem. After this ceremony, the Principal shared his views on Independence day. After that Mr. Asif Rampurawala, Vice Principal of VSIT motivated the student to make our country proud by achieving success in various fields. The final speech was given by Mr. Vijay Gawade, the area coordinator of Mumbai region for NSS. The programme was concluded by the NSS Unit performing a graceful dance and drama. The dance was performed on a patriotic song whereas the drama which indeed was an eye-opener based on Plastic Ban. Conclusion The Independence day programme was conducted successfully. It is the sacred duty of every Indian irrespective of their age to revere the day of freedom. It is the day on which we achieved freedom from the tyranny of the British government. It is the day on which we should pay homage to all those who sacrificed their life for the freedom of our country and also promise to respect and protect the freedom that is bestowed upon us.

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Ekta Divas

Event Details Activity Title Ekta Divas Date 31st October 2018 Venue Marine Drive Time 7:30am-9:30 am Activity Coordinator Prof. Pravin Gharge, NSS-VIT Program Officer. Objectives (i) To uphold the unity and integrity of country. (ii) To gain skills in mobility community participation.

Description Ekta divas- Run For Unity event on the occasion of the birth anniversary of The Iron Man of India, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel was organized by the Mumbai University on 31st October 2018. A total of 10 volunteers participated in the event. The volunteers assembled near Nariman Point, NCPA where a cultural performance was conducted, the event was graced by the Chief Minister of Maharashtra Mr. Devendra Fadnavis, the Education Minister Mr. Vinod Tawde. The volunteers took a pledge for unity of the country and the run was flagged off. The volunteers ran for about 3km bearing the college banner. At the end of the event refreshments were provided. Conclusion The event was conducted successfully. The students enjoyed the run while learning the importance of unity and the massive accomplishment by Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. It also helped in developing social and civic responsibilities among the students.

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Ganpati Visarjan Volunteering

Event Details Activity Title Ganpati Visarjan Volunteering Date 23rd September 2018 Venue Barkat Ali Dargah Naka, Waala, Mumbai Time 4pm to 8pm Activity Coordinator Prof. PravinGharge, VIT NSS coordinator AssistantProfessor, Department of First Year Engineering, VIT Objectives 1)To help traffic police in ganpati visarjan volunteering. 2)To develop a sense of social and civil responsibility. 3)To gain skills in mobilizing community participants. Description An activity to help the traffic police during ganpati visarjan was conducted on 23rd September 2018 at Barkat Ali Naka, Waala. A total of 8 NSS volunteers participated in the activity. At 5pm they reached the venue where they were instructed by the Sr.Traffic Police Mr Karde and Mr Ratnakar Sawant. All the volunteers were alloted different positions to volunteer. Footpath awareness was also done during the event by instruction people to use footpaths. The Ganpati

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Idols taken for visarjan were also properly managed. This event helped the traffic police who work alot day and night in the service of people. Conclusion The ganpati visarjan volunteering was done successfully. This event lessened the work of traffic police during visarjan. Photos

Mahim Creek Cleaning

Event Details Activity Title Beach Clean-up Date 25th Sept 2018-17th Feb 2019 Venue Dadar Beach & Mahim Creek No. of Hours 02 No. of Volunteers 29 Activity Coordinator Prof. Pravin Gharge, Program Officer, NSS VIT Objectives (i) To re- kindle our national pride and sentiment among students the future of our nation. (ii) To establish develop and maintain an Indian Center community and resource center in ACT for use and benefits of member organization and of the community. (iii) To work towards a healthy surrounding and creating a beneficial environment for the citizens of Mumbai. Description NSS-VIT volunteers along with activity coordinator gathered at venue. ‘Beach Please’ committee organized this event. Malhar Kalambe the founder of ‘Beach Please’ addressed the crowd about

VIT Annual Report 2018-19 363 the objectives of this Cleanup. Gloves ,masks and water bottles were provided to the volunteers. Volunteers collected the plastic waste which included polythene bags, milk bags, various kinds of plastic etc. A group picture was clicked with all the participated colleges and the team of ‘Beach Please’. Conclusion After the event volunteers understood the need of proper disposal of garbage and also need for awareness for the same. They also experienced mental satisfaction of cleaning the beach. Overall around 80 tones of garbage was collected. Photos

Kerala Flood Relief

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Venue Vidyalankar Institute of Technology Campus Time 9:00am-6:00pm Activity Coordinator Prof. Pravin Gharge, VIT NSS coordinator Assistant Professor, Department of First Year Engineering, VIT Objectives (i) To help needed people and children suffering from disaster in Kerala. (ii) To develop a sense of social and civil responsibility. (iii) To gain skills in mobilizing community participants. Description On the behave on Vidyalankar Institute of Technology, initiative was taken by NSS Unit to help the people in Kerala. A donation drive was arranged by the NSS Unit on 23rd August 2018 from 9 am to 6 pm in the Vidyalankar Campus. Around 36 NSS volunteers participated in this drive. The drive was publicized by the entire unit on all the Official VIT social media accounts and also on the website to make a grand success. After 6 pm all the donation received were packed in the cartons and transported to Chembur from where they will be sent to Kerala. This was a small step taken by VIT to contribute towards then large picture of helping the people in Kerala. Conclusion The Kerala Flood relief campaign was held successfully in the college campus. It helped the students, faculty and staff to develop a sense of social responsibility. The donations are on the way to Kerala, hoping that it would be of some help to the needy ones. The VIT tried to contribute a drop in the ocean of help for Kerala. It’s also helped to create awareness about charity amongst everyone Photos

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Traffic Control

Event Details Activity Title Traffic control event Date 25th September 2018 Venue Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Chowk, Barkat Ali Dargah Time 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm Activity Coordinator Prof. Pravin Gharge, VIT NSS coordinator Assistant Professor, Department of First Year Engineering, VIT Objectives (i) To develop a sense of social and civic responsibility (ii) Volunteering with traffic police to make sure the smooth flow of traffic Description The traffic control event was successfully completed with the help of Mumbai Traffic Police, Wadala RTO. Total of 30 NSS volunteers participated enthusiastically in this event. With the guidance of Ratnakar Sawant Sr. Traffic Police Officer, 30 volunteers were divided into 3 equal groups and each group was placed at a different traffic signal. Every volunteer was allotted different positions to guide the traffic and make sure of smooth flowing of traffic. Also, the volunteers encouraged the bikers to wear helmet. Footpath awareness was also done during the event by instructing people to use Footpath. Volunteers helped small children and old aged people to cross the road. This event helped the traffic police officer who works a lot day and night in the service of people. Conclusion The Traffic Control event was done successfully. The awareness of helmet and footpath usage was created amongst people.

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Street Play(Anti Plastic ) and Paper Bag Distribution

Event Details Activity Title Street play on plastic ban and Paper bag distribution. Date 26 September 2018 Venue Antop Hill bus stop Wadala Time 1:15-1:45 and 3:45-4:45 Activity Coordinator Prof. PravinGharge, VIT NSS coordinator AssistantProfessor, Department of First Year Engineering, VIT Objectives (i) To spread awareness about plastic usage and its ill effects on environment. (ii) To understand the use of the alternatives of plastic. (iii). To contribute towards preserving the environment and reduction of plastic pollution Description

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Plastic, which is a hazardous material, is manufactured very easily, however when it comes to time of disposal or destroying this, it causes pollution to the environment. Therefore to spread awareness about NO USE OF PLASTIC an initiative was taken by students of National Social Service (NSS) committee of Vidyalankar Institute of Technology (Wadala). The NSS volunteers gathered near Antop Hill bus stop at 1:15pm. They attracted the crowd by shouting slogans on plastic during a rally around the venue. Hints were given about the play that was going to be performed. The crowd was then gathered and students started with their play which properly highlighted the PLASTIC BAN topic. After the play PAPER BAG DISTRIBUTION took place, where the volunteers distributed the self made paper bags and were also explaining shopkeepers to go plastic free. Conclusion The Plastic ban play and paper bag distribution event was successfully done with everyones active participation. The conclusion of this event was spreading awareness about plastic usage and its hazardous effects on environment thus asking them to ban plastic . It was the action with results initiative as paper bag distribution was done to explain people about the alternative for plastic .

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Street Play (Dengue )

Event Details Activity Title Street play on Dengue Date 28th September 2018 Venue Sangam Nagar Wadala(East) Time 1:00-2:00 pm Activity Coordinator Prof. PravinGharge, VIT NSS coordinator

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Assistant Professor, Department of First Year Engineering, VIT Objectives (i) To create awareness among people about the causes of Dengue and to inform them about preventive measures for Dengue . (ii) To engage people in a entertaining way. Description An street-play was conducted on Friday,28th September 2018 at Sangam Nagar Wadala East . A total of 19 NSS volunteers participated in this event. This Event actually started by taking a right guidance from our own faculty members who were actively coordinating the event. Then the Nss volunteers of Vidyalankar Institute of Technology presented the street play based on Dengue prevention in a very humorous way. By looking at the young students performing something in a really expressive way people started gathering around NSS volunteers and they started acknowledging it. due to the great response towards the street play from the residents, this event was truly succesfull. Conclusion Through various scenes the preventive measures for Dengue were successfully depicted to the residents. It is the duty of each and every resident of a specific area to take initiative about not being a reason to spread Dengue. And this aim was successfully achieved through this street play.

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LTC Camp

The NSS Unit of Vidyalankar Institute of technology, Wadala organized a special camp in the adopted village, Khariwali, Taluka Bhiwandi, District- Thane from 04/01/19 to 11/01/19. The main objective of this camp was to make the village people aware about diseases like Khasra -Rubella, cleaning of village, making “bandhara” etc.. The volunteers performed various activities right from the Day 1 till the end of the 7th day. Activities such as Street play, Games for Children and Women, Guest Lectures on Health issues, cleaning of roads and streets etc. were conducted.

Following are the details of all the Activities and Schedule.

Day 1- Friday, 04/01/19

6.00 am-7.00 am: Yoga and exercise Session was conducted for NSS volunteers

Benefits: It helped in warming up the bodies of NSS volunteers so that they can work efficiently for the whole day.

7.15am- 9.45am-Volunteers started with the preparation for inauguration program. A team of volunteers visited village people to invite them for inauguration program. Till 9:45am everything on the stage was ready with all the requirements of the program.

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The programme began when Prof. Pravin Gharge, Program Officer & NSS-VIT Coordinator Assistant Professor, accompanied by Prof. Hemant Jadhav and Prof. Arpita Raut. The chief guest for the program, Dr. Sandip Sonavane was welcomed by the Program Officer Prof. Pravin Gharge, other guests were Ms. Deepali Khandekar (Sarpanch - Khariwali), Mr. Janardhan Mate (UpSarpanch - Khariwali), Mr. Janardhan Patil (Police Patil) and some senior members of the village. The guests lightened the lamp and then the volunteers sang the Sarasvati Vandana and NSS-Lakshya Geet. The programme officer Prof. Pravin Gharge then greeted the chief guests with “Shrifal” as a token of respect.

Dr. Sandip Sonavane delivered the speech in which he welcomed NSS VIT unit in their village. He requested all village people to cooperate with NSS team. The program ended successfully at around 12:30pm.

Benefits: It helped in creating a bond among villagers. It also helped in creating awareness among village people about NSS and activities that will be conducted during the camp.

12.30pm-1.30pm: Bath and Cloth washing.

1.30pm-2.15pm: Lunch

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2.15pm-3.15pm: Prof. Pravin Gharge conducted a meeting for all the NSS volunteers in for proper planning and management of all the Activities and Schedules of the 7 days to make sure that everything would be executed properly.

3.15pm-4.15pm: During this time all the volunteers formed a group and visited different location allocated to them and formulated the work to be carried out during their stay period for the benefit of village people.

Benefits: It helped NSS volunteers to understand the village problems.

4.15pm-5pm: Later all volunteers got together and discussed the situation in the village and accordingly planned the events.

5pm-5.30pm: Tea break.

5.30pm-7.30pm: All volunteers according to their groups visited each and every home in the village. During the visit they interacted with the village people and tried to understand their problems. Basically it was one-to-one interactions.

Benefits: It helped to increase interaction with village people. Not only it helped to interact but also created a strong bond with them. Volunteers could understand the village problems.

7.30pm-8.30pm: All volunteers got together after interacting with village people and discussed the situation in the village and accordingly planned final list of events.

8.30pm-9.30pm: Dinner.

9.30pm-10pm: Post dinner a small meeting was conducted with the team leaders and also with the professors.

At 10pm all the volunteers went to sleep.

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DAY 2: 5TH JAN 2018, SATURDAY

6:00 am to 7:15 am (YOGA AND EXERCISE SESSION):- The NSS volunteers woke up at 5:30 am and got ready for the yoga and exercise session. This session was conducted by the volunteers itself. Later all the volunteers sang the Lakshya Geet along with the prayer song.

Benefits: This session helped the volunteers to boost up their energy so that they can work for the whole day.

7:30 am to 12:00 am (Shramdaan):- All the volunteers were divided into groups of 4 people each and were given the responsibility to clean the streets of the village. They collected the plastics and non- degradable wastes from the streets. Around 09:30 am volunteers took half an hour for breakfast. Then again carried out with the same task ( shramdaan).

Benefits: Cleanliness of village, creating a sense of responsibility towards their village.

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12:00 am to 02:15 pm: - Lunch and bathing.

02:15 am to 03:15 pm (lecture arrangements):- Volunteers made the necessary arrangements for the guest lecture of Prof. Vijay Gawade, area Coordinator and fulfilled all requirements listed down by the guest.

03:00 pm to 05:00 pm (lecture by resource person):- Prof. Vijay Gawade, Vice Principal, VSIT was welcomed by NSS volunteers. He was greeted by the Program Officer, Prof. Pravin Gharge with a “Shrifal”. He spoke about the importance of NSS camp and also shared their experiences with volunteers.

5pm-5.30pm: Tea break.

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5.30 pm-7.30 pm (Interaction with villagers): All the volunteers according to their groups visited each and every home in the village. During the visit they interacted with the villagers and tried to understand their problems.

Benefits: Got feedback about the Shramdaan.

7.30pm-8.30pm: All volunteers got together after interacting with village people and discussed the situation in the village and accordingly planned the events for the next day.

8.30pm-9.30pm: Dinner

9.30pm-10pm: Meeting was conducted with team leaders and Teachers.

At 10pm all the volunteers got departed to their resting place to sleep.

Day 3: 06/01/19 SUNDAY

6:00am to 7:15am - Jogging and Exercise.

Yoga and exercise Session was conducted for NSS volunteers

The volunteers woke up early and got ready for yoga. With great enthusiasm everyone worked out during this exercise session.

Benefit: It helped in warming up the bodies of NSS volunteers so that they can work efficiently for the whole day.

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7:30am to 12:00pm – Shramadaan

The NSS volunteers formed 2 teams. Out of these one went for the cleaning of one of the dumping grounds and the other went to clear the dumping ground of the different place.

Benefits: By seeing the NSS volunteers work so efficiently, the villagers came forward and helped in cleaning up their lanes the other day. They also put rangolis on their “varanda”.

Around 09:15am the volunteers took half an hour break for tea and breakfast.

12:00pm to 02:00pm – Lunch and Bath.

02:00pm to 05:00pm – Arrangements for the Street play.

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One of the group Leader Mr. Ajay Chaurasiya scripted out the play. Practice for the play was carried out.

05pm-05:30pm – Tea Break.

05:30pm-07:30pm-One to One interactions and Publicity.

All the volunteers according to their groups went to interact with the villagers and also to make publicity about the street play on “Khasra Rublella”.

Benefit: By interacting with the villagers we could make out the feedback for our work.Also people were very much helpful towards our cause.

07:30pm to 08:30pm – Street Play performance on “Khasra Rubella”

The volunteers performed an impactful street play to increase awareness about Khasra Rubella.The villagers took active participation in the streetplay.

Benefits: It helped in creating awareness among the villagers.

9:00pm-10:00pm - Dinner

10:00pm- Sleep

Day 4 - 7th JAN 2019,Monday

6am – 7:30 am : Yoga and exercise sessions were conducted for the NSS volunteers. Just after this session the volunteers sang the NSS Lakshya Geet.

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“This helped the NSS volunteers in warming up the bodies so that they could work efficiently the whole day.”

7:30 – 12:30pm : All the volunteers together started with making of embankment. The villagers supported volunteers by providing the required equipment. Initially volunteers leveled the area, removed the weeds and dug soil to be filled in the cement bags which constituted to the structure of the embankment.

12:30pm – 2pm : Bath and Lunch.

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2:15pm – 5:00pm : All the volunteers together made posters on cleanliness which were pasted throughout the village. More than 50 posters were made.

5:00pm – 5:30pm : Tea break

5:30pm –6:00pm: publicity of the upcoming event

6pm – 7:30pm : “Baal Melawa” was organized by the volunteers for the children of the village

Benfit: “The program brought the children together. It also helped in creating a light environment in the village. The villagers also felt the sense of togetherness with the NSS volunteers.”

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7:30pm-9pm: Yogi Kush Panchal conducted a workshop play titled ‘Narsimha’. In the play almost all the children participated and elders enjoyed watching them.

9.30pm-10:30pm: The volunteers had dinner.

At 11pm all the volunteers went to sleep.

Day 5 Tuesday, 08/01/19

6am – 7:15 am : Yoga and exercise sessions were conducted for the NSS volunteers. Just after this session the volunteers sang the NSS Lakshya Geet.

“This helped the NSS volunteers in warming up the bodies so that they could work efficiently the whole day.”

7:30 – 9:15am : A mind relaxing session was conducted by Yogi Kush Panchal for the volunteers to make their day energetic.

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9:15am - 10am : Breakfast.

10:00 – 12:30pm : All the volunteers together started filling the remaining cement bags and tied them with threads, while some of the volunteers collected big stones to line up the wall of the embankment.

12:30pm – 2pm : Bath and Lunch.

1.30pm-2.15pm: Lunch

2.15pm-3.00pm: volunteers prepared for the upcoming event.

3.00pm-5.00pm: A session about Superstition eradication was conducted by Dr Rajendra Koli from “ Andhashradha Nirmulan Samiti” for the volunteers.

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Benefits: It helped the volunteers distinguish between belief and superstition.

5pm-5.30pm: Tea break

5.30pm-6.30pm: Publicity for the upcoming event was done.

6.30pm-8.30pm: : All the volunteers and the villagers gathered for the program. Mr.Mandar Tillu Sir along with his companion, pianist and singer Mr.Vaibhav and a local hand drummer took over the stage. The volunteers actively participated in the program. Various genres of music were played and Mr.Vaibhav sang many popular Marathi folk songs. Mr.Tillu kept entertaining the crowd with his own handwritten poems.

Benefits: It helped in bringing the villagers together

8.30pm-9.30pm: Dinner

9.30pm-10pm: Meeting was conducted with team leaders.

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Day 6- Wednesday, 09/01/19

6.00 am-7.00 am: Yoga and exercise Session was conducted for NSS volunteers

Benefit: It helped in warming up the bodies of NSS volunteers so that they can work efficiently for whole day.

7.30am- 1:00pm: All volunteers continued building the embankment .During this period volunteers had a short break of about 30 minutes for tea and breakfast.

1.30pm-2.30pm: Bath and Cloth washing.

2:30pm-3:00pm: Lunch

3.00pm-5.00pm: Prof. Pravin Gharge welcomed the chief guest of the day Mr. Rohidas Sanap. During the speech he spoke about the real meaning of business and entrepreneurship. His words enlightened the NSS volunteers and everyone got to know many ideas about business startups, etc. The session was very interactive and ended successfully at 5pm..

Benefits: NSS volunteers got to know many business startups ideas.

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5pm-5.30pm: Tea break

5.30pm-6.30pm: After this session, the volunteers in teams went in different lanes to invite the people for the cultural activities to be held in the evening.

6.30pm-8.30pm: Cultural activities including games such as musical chair were arranged for all the villagers. All the villagers actively participated in the game and the winners were given prizes on the last day of the camp during the Valedictory Ceremony.

Benefits: It helped in bringing the people of the village together.

8.30pm-9.30pm: Dinner

9.30pm-10pm: Meeting was conducted with team leaders.

At 10pm all the volunteers went to sleep.

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Day 7- Thursday 10/01/19

6.00 am-7.00 am: Yoga and exercise Session was conducted for NSS volunteers

Benefit: It helped in warming up the bodies of NSS volunteers so that they can work efficiently for whole day.

7.30am- 11:00am: All volunteers completed the building of the embankment .During this period volunteers had a short break of about 30 minutes for tea and breakfast.

11am to 12pm: Bath and Cloth washing.

12pm-1:30pm: The NSS volunteers conducted a rally for spreading awareness on cleanliness and its benefits with the help of Primary School Students of Kharivali. The rally helped the villagers to acknowledge the need for cleanliness and fight the major disease haunting the villagers, that is, dengue. The rally also had a positive impact on the villagers as their own children participated in it enthusiastically. The children were given a few posters by the volunteers and they also brought their own posters supporting the cause of the rally.

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3.00pm-5.00pm: Valedictory Session was conducted by the volunteers with keeing women power as a theme. The dignitaries on the stage were simple women of the village who made a difference in their own ways. The winners of the games were also awarded.

Benefits: Bonding with the villagers increased manyfolds.

5:30pm: The volunteers left the village with a great learning experience and even greater memories.

Medical checkup camp

Event Details Activity Title Medical Checkup Date 2nd October 2018 Venue College Campus Time 9:00am-1:00 pm Activity Coordinator Prof. Pravin Gharge, NSS-VIT Program Officer. Objectives (i) To bring awareness amongst the deprived population of the country (ii) To give knowledge about the diseases they are suffering from. (iii) To gain skills in mobility community participation. Description A medical checkup camp was organized on 2nd October 2018, by Lions club of Shivaji park. 5 NSS volunteers participated in the event. The volunteers were responsible to organize, maintain and register the patients who attended the camp. The checkup for adults and children were separate. The checkup included, overall body checkup, eye checkup, dental checkup, blood pressure, and blood sugar levels. Spectacles were distributed amongst the needy at subsidized cost. The patients consisted mainly of residents of the neighbouring locality and slum areas. Conclusion

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The event was conducted successfully. People became aware of the importance of healthy living.It also helped in developing social and civic responsibilities among the students. Photos

Bhajan Sandhya

Event Details Activity Title Bhajan Sandhya Date 2nd October 2018 Venue Gateway of India, Colaba Time 4.00pm-6.00pm Activity Coordinator Prof. Pravin Gharge, NSS-VIT Program Officer. Objectives (iv) To uphold the unity and integrity of country (v) To promote national integration (vi) To develop among a sense of social and civic responsibility (vii) To instill a sense of gratitude for the father of our nation. Description

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Bhajan Sandhya on the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti and the birth anniversary of our second prime minister Lal Bahadur Shastri was organized by Mumbai University on 2nd October 2018 at Gateway of India. A total of volunteers participated in the event. The volunteers marched all the way from CSMT Station to The Gateway of India with placards. Once assembled at The Gateway of India, the volunteers sung bhajans along with the singers singing on stage. Followed by a pledge in which Later the volunteers were provided with snacks, for which 2 of our volunteers helped in distributing. Conclusion The event was conducted successfully. The atmosphere was serene and a sense of gratitude developed amongst all the volunteers which increased their dedication towards NSS manyfolds. It also helped in developing social and civic responsibilities among the students. Photos

Debate Competition

Event Details Activity Title Debate Competition Date 8th October 2018

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Venue College Campus Time 4:00pm-7:00 pm No. of Volunteers 23 Activity Coordinator Prof. Pravin Gharge, Program Officer, NSS VIT. Objectives (i) To improve critical thinking skills. (ii) To bring awareness on various topics debated. (iii) To find possible solutions on social issues. Description

An intra college debate competition was conducted by NSS-VIT on 8th October 2018. A total of 23 participants debated on 7 social topics spanning over 3 rounds to win the competition. The event saw passionate debaters and lot of first timers put their best foot forward. The event was judged by. Prof. Ashish Shekhar and Prof. Sachin Bojewar who not only provided a unbiased decisions but also shared their knowledge and guidance to find ideal solutions while encouraging the participants to explore more. The event saw more than 50 people as an audience who also widened their perspective. Conclusion The event was conducted successfully. Plausible solutions were discussed for real life social issues in a professional manner. More students were encouraged to take part in future events. Photos

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Road Safety (United Way)

Event Details Activity Title Road Safety by United Way Date 9th and 10th October 2018 Venue College Campus Time 1:00pm-2:00pm and 4:45pm onwards Activity Coordinator Prof. Pravin Gharge, NSS-VIT Program Officer. Objectives (i) To promote road safety (ii) To develop a sense of responsibility towards safety. (iii) To spread awareness of the dangers of breaking traffic rules. Description An event on road safety was conducted on 9th and 10th October 2018 in collaboration with an NGO named United Way. This included a series of sub-events spanning over 2 days. The events were as follows- Poster exhibition- A wall full of posters were displayed on road safety. The poster content was developed in a way that is easily understood by and appreciated by teenagers. Drunken Games- A twisted path was created which was to be traversed by the students wearing a set of goggles that obstructed vision like it does when a person is under the influence of alcoholic products. Snake and ladder- the classical game converted into a life size set wherein at each step a question was asked, upon successful answer a ladder was climbed and failing to do so made them go down. Interaction- The NSS volunteers went around the area with posters and interacted one on one with the passersby to tell them about the hazards of fast driving, drunken driving,etc and to request them to pledge to abide by the road safety rules. Conclusion The event was conducted successfully. The importance of following road safety was realized. The message was imparted in a joyous manner where everyone enjoyed and learned at the same time.

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Be fearless (Seminar )

Event Details Activity Title Be Fearless Date 11th October 2018 Venue College Campus Time 4:00pm-7.:00pm No. of Volunteers 09 Activity Coordinator Prof. Pravin Gharge, NSS-VIT Program Officer. Objectives (iv) To make the students understand the importance of yoga (v) To promote the benefits of yoga for a healthy life. (vi) To develop the habit of healthy eating habits. (vii) To develop the art of meditation. Description A seminar titled ‘Be Fearless’ was conducted in college campus on 11th October 2018 by world renowned yoga practitioner Mr. Kush Panchal. The event observed an overwhelming response with over 200+ participants of students and teachers. The event stated of by a memory game where Mr. Panchal showed the audience of how easily one can improve memory by associating the objects to a story. Next he set a lively and fun atmosphere by making the audience dance and sway to their hearts content. After which he told the audience his story of how he went from being a regular student in a Gurukul to a world renowned yoga and fitness instructor, this not only inspired all but also stated the importance of the ancient Indian science of yoga. Then he told us methods to a healthy and disease free life.

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He then took the audience on to journey to peace with his guided meditation which left everyone mesmerized. Afterwards he showed the professors some exercises to combat back and joint pain. Conclusion The event was conducted successfully. The atmosphere was serene and the relevance and importance of yoga in today’s life was reinstated. The students were motivated by the idea of healthy food and lifestyle choices. Photos

Meetless

Event Details Activity Title Meatless Day Event Date 12th October 2018

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Venue KC College ( Churchgate) Time 9:30am-12:30 pm Activity Coordinator Prof. Pravin Gharge, NSS-VIT Program Officer. Objectives i) To bring awareness about animal life. ii) To appeal for not using animals as your meals. Description Event was held at KC college with collaboration with Sadhu Vasvani mission. Event was inclined to support the ideology, to avoid eating meats, and humans should stick to there vegan diet. Students were shown certain videos to promote the same. Students from various NSS units of colleges as well as schools were present there. A Poem competition, Music competition, quiz competition and other activities were organised for school and college students. Also, Students showed their pre-made paintings. At the end of the event prizes were distributed to the winners. Conclusion The event was conducted successfully. People became aware of the importance of the animal lifes and we should not just use them as our meal. Photos

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Swachhata hi Seva

Event Details Activity Title Swachhata Hi Seva Date 14th October 2018 Venue Mumbai University Campus, Kalina Time 7.00am-10:00 am Activity Coordinator Prof. Pravin Gharge, NSS-VIT Program Officer. Objectives (i) To promote the importance of cleanliness. (ii) To sensitise students about the work done by cleaners. (iii) To develop a sense of belongingness to the university. Description

Swachhata hi Seva drive on the occasion of 150th birth anniversary year of Mahatma Gandhi was conducted by the Mumbai University on 14th October 2018. A total of 3 volunteers participated in the event. The volunteers assembled near the gate where they were addressed by the NSS coordinator for Mumbai University, Mr. B.S. Bidve and our district coordinator Dr. Satish Kolte flagged off the event by starting to sweep the road themselves. This was a humbling experience for all the volunteers present to watch men of high post perform such basic activities. With renewed energy they started sweeping the road and picking up plastic waste from the gate all the way to Ambekdar Bhavan, where the Vice Chancellor of Mumbai University Mr. Suhas Pednekar addressed the students on the importance of cleanliness not just in our surroundings but within us too. This was followed by refreshments. Conclusion The event was conducted successfully. The students cleaned the road. It also helped in developing social and civic responsibilities among the students. Photos

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Acute Coronary Syndrome

Event Details Activity Title Date 28th january 2019 Venue K.P.B hinduja collage Time 10am to 5pm Activity Coordinator Prof PravinGharge Objectives (i) To felicitate the achievers of different awards in Mumbai University. (ii) To develop a sense of belongingness to the Mumbai University. (iii) To generate inspiration amongst the attendies to work hard and excel in their fields. Description A program was arranged by Mumbai University at K.P.B hinduja collage on 28th January 2019. Where 10 volunteers of NSS were attended the event. the event started with the enougration and speaches of the chief guests. The event was divided in three parts. 1)Sexual harassment: This session was conducted by mrs……………….. and the session was from 10am to 11:30pm in this session volunteers learns about types of sexual harassment and the laws which comes under sexual harassment act. There was some question and answers asked by volunteers After this session volunteers have tea break 2)RTI(Right To Information): This session was conducted by mr……………….. and the session was started from 11:30 am to 1pm in this session volunteers learns about the importance of RTI and the laws which comes under RTI. They also give the information about how to appeal for the RTI. There was some question and answers asked by volunteers. After this event we have lunch break 3)Disaster Management:

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This session was conducted by mr……………….. and the session was started from 2pm to 5pm in this session volunteers learns about disaster management techniques such as how CPR should give to the injured, how to use fire extinguisher etc. they also shows some practical’s on disaster management. At the end there was some question and answers asked by volunteers. At the end of the event the valedictory function was there and end speech was given by the PO of K.P.B hinduja collage Conclusion After the event volunteers were inspired to work harder and are got knowledge about various acts about sexual harassment and RTI. volunteers also get inspired about knowledge about disaster management. Also the supporting and encouraging environment provided by the Hinduja Collage was seen.

Cancer Awareness Drive

Event Details Activity Title Cancer Awareness Rally Date 23rd December 2018 Venue Shivaji Park, Dadar Time 7:00AM-10:00AM No. of Volunteers 14 Activity Coordinator Prof. Pravin Gharge, Program Officer NSS VIT Objectives (i) To increase Cancer awareness amongst citizens. (ii) To make people more concerned for their health. (iii) To develop among a sense of social and civic responsibility Description

All our NSS-Volunteers gathered in Shivaji Park, dadar at 6:45AM. Rally was scheduled to start from Shivaji park at 7AM. Event started by informative speech by guests over cancer awareness. After that group of children showed MALKHAM act, which was very appreciative.Rally started from Shivaji Park gate. Many NGO's also participated in this rally along with NSS volunteers. Volunteers were carrying placards and banners. From Siddhivinayak temple rally turned around way back to Shivaji park. After the completion of rally refreshments were arranged. Conclusion The rally was conducted successfully. Awareness message was conveyed properly. Sensitivity for cancer disease and its patients was raised. It also helped in developing social and civic responsibilities among the students.

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Rubella Vaccination Drive

Event Details Activity Title Rubella awareness and vaccination drive Date 2 February 2019 Venue Antop Hill Time 10 am to 2pm Activity Coordinator Prof. Pravin Gharge, NSS-VIT Program Officer. Objectives (i) To spread awareness of rubella vaccine. (ii) To get more number of children vaccinated for the same. (iii) To help fight the disease. Description An event on awareness and vaccination for khasra and rubella was organised by NSS-VIT in collaboration with Antop Hill Municipal Hospital on 2 February 2019 . The volunteers and the

VIT Annual Report 2018-19 398 doctors from the hospital split themselves into various groups and set up the vaccination camp and four locations. Next, the doctors accompanied by the volunteers went from door to door explaining the benefits and necessity of the vaccine and try to encourage them to get it done for their children free of cost. About children were vaccinated during the event. All the children had to be accompanied by their parents who had to register their children and make sure their children met the health requirements set by the doctors to get vaccination to eliminate any ill effects of the same. Many parents interacted with the doctors and volunteers asking for more details about the disease and vaccine.

Conclusion The event was conducted successfully. The residents were made aware of the disease and children were vaccinated successfully. Proper medical procedure was followed for the entire duration.

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Hindustan Uniliver Event

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Event Details Activity Title HINDUSTAN UNILEVER LTD. Event Date 19th Jan 2019 Venue Mahim Beach Time 1PM-4PM Activity Coordinator Prof. Pravin Gharge, VIT NSS coordinator Assistant Professor, Department of First Year Engineering, VIT Objectives

(iii) To re-kindle our national pride and sentiment among students the future of our nation. (iv) To establish develop and maintain an Indian Center community and resource center in ACT for use and benefits of member organization and of the community. (v) To work towards a healthy surrounding and creating a beneficial environment for the citizens of Mumbai. Description All NSS-VIT volunteers gathered at ‘Mahim beach' at 1PM. Hindustan Unilever limited had organised this event. Special Guests for this events were Ajay devgan and Kajol.Guests and members of organising committee addressed the crowd about the objectives of this Cleanup. Gloves, face mask, cleaning jackets and water bottles were provided to the volunteers. Volunteers collected the plastic waste which included polythene bags, milk bags, various kinds of plastic etc. The cleanup ended around 4pm. After the completion of event refreshments were arranged. Conclusion After the event volunteers understood the need of proper disposal of garbage and also need for awareness for the same. They also experienced mental satisfaction of cleaning the beach.

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Hinduja College

Event Details Activity Title Date 28th january 2019 Venue K.P.B hinduja collage Time 10am to 5pm Activity Coordinator Prof PravinGharge Objectives To felicitate the achievers of different awards in Mumbai University. To develop a sense of belongingness to the Mumbai University. To generate inspiration amongst the attendies to work hard and excel in their fields. Description A program was arranged by Mumbai University at K.P.B hinduja collage on 28th January 2019.

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Where 10 volunteers of NSS were attended the event. the event started with the enougration and speaches of the chief guests. The event was divided in three parts. 1)Sexual harassment: This session was conducted by mrs……………….. and the session was from 10am to 11:30pm in this session volunteers learns about types of sexual harassment and the laws which comes under sexual harassment act. There was some question and answers asked by volunteers After this session volunteers have tea break 2)RTI(Right To Information): This session was conducted by mr……………….. and the session was started from 11:30 am to 1pm in this session volunteers learns about the importance of RTI and the laws which comes under RTI. They also give the information about how to appeal for the RTI. There was some question and answers asked by volunteers. After this event we have lunch break 3)Disaster Management: This session was conducted by mr……………….. and the session was started from 2pm to 5pm in this session volunteers learns about disaster management techniques such as how CPR should give to the injured, how to use fire extinguisher etc. they also shows some practical’s on disaster management. At the end there was some question and answers asked by volunteers. At the end of the event the valedictory function was there and end speech was given by the PO of K.P.B hinduja collage Conclusion After the event volunteers were inspired to work harder and are got knowledge about various acts about sexual harassment and RTI. volunteers also get inspired about knowledge about disaster management. Also the supporting and encouraging environment provided by the Hinduja Collage was seen.

Digital India Inaguration

Event Details Activity Title Digital India Inauguration Date 3rd February 2019 Venue Mumbai University Campus, Kalina Time 5pm-3pm Activity Coordinator Prof Pravin Gharge Program Officer NSS-VIT Objectives (i) To make students aware of the digital advancements. (ii) To have direct, one to one interaction with students.

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A live telecast of Digital India inauguration was orgainsed by Mumbai University on 3rd February 2019. The volunteers were seated in Mehta Auditorium where the live telecast setup was arranged. Citizens from all over the country watched PM Shri Narendra Modi digitally Inaugurate various projects by the press of a button. Afterwards he also interacted with some students around the country digitally This was followed by refreshments.

Road Safety Seminar

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Clothes Distribution

Event Details Activity Title Cloth Donation Drive Date 9th Feb 2019 Venue Savorolipada Badlapur Time 1:0pm to 5:0pm Activity Coordinator Prof. Pravin Gharge, VIT NSS coordinator Assistant Professor, Department of First Year Engineering, VIT Objectives (i) To help the needy people. (ii) To provide our support for undeveloped part of society to become developed. Description A programme was conducted on 9th Feb 2019 at Savorolipada Badlapur .In association with the JAGORI foundation. Where our 10 number of volunteers participated in the event. Our volunteers interacted with children of the area. Our program officer Mr. Pravin Gharge interacted

VIT Annual Report 2018-19 404 with the people of area and talked about importance of education and encouraged the parents to send their children to school. Along with that we discussed about importance of proper nutrition. Our volunteers surveyed the whole area and collected information about resources available. We distributed the clothes from age group of 1 year to 60 year for both male and female. Conclusion At the end of the event we came on the point that helping is not the end of the problem. Problem can be solved by education and providing some technology for people to use local resources and generate revenue. We came across one more problem of people that is problem of efficient transport. We discussed all with mentors of JAGORI foundation and working towards solutions. Photos

Corruption Free. Jaihind

Event Details Activity Title Lecture on Corruption Free Governance Date 11th February 2019 Venue Jaihind College Time 11am-12:30pm

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No. of Volunteers 06 Activity Coordinator Prof Pravin Gharge Program Officer NSS-VIT Objectives (i) To understand the concept of governance. (ii) To make students aware about the problems from the grassroot level. (iii) To know what is meant by corruption free governance. Description A lecture on corruption Free Governance was organized by the NSS Unit of Jaihind College on 11th February 2019 in association with PCGT. The speaker was Padma Shri Chamanlal who was the former Director General of Police, Nagaland. The event began by lighting the lamps by the chief guest and other dignitaries on stage. Mr. Chamanlal started his speech by giving a brief insight through his career. Then he went on to describe what actually is meant by the word governance. Then he drew a pen-picture of a corruption free India, the problems, challenges to be overcome to make the dream come true. He also spoke about human rights. Then the floor was opened for questions, which saw an overwhelming response from the youth. Conclusion The volunteers were given hope for a better tomorrow. They were inspired to make India corruption free.

Verve Concert Security

Event Details Activity Title Verve Festival Volunteering Date 14 February 2019 Venue VIT College Ground Time 5:00pm-9:00 pm Activity Coordinator Prof. Pravin Gharge, NSS-VIT Program Officer. Objectives (i) To improve managing skills. (ii) To know security basics and learn how to manage a large events & crowd. (iii) To find possible solutions in emergency situations. (iv) To learn coordination & team work . Description VIT college annual festival VERVE took place on 13th 14th & 15th feb 2019. On the concert eve of 14th feb special guest & popular singer Mr. Arjun Kanungo was invited to host the event. The NSS-VIT unit was given the responsibility to manage the large gathering for the concert & to make sure that no breach of security should happen. The concert was a huge success with gathering of over 1000 people & not even a single casualty happened. The event also saw an inter-college dance battle in which KJ Somaiya was announced as winners & VIT stood as runner-ups. The volunteers was briefed by the security officer & security staff of VIT. The

VIT Annual Report 2018-19 406 volunteers learned many new skills and some thumb rules of security & management. The volunteers learned how to manage a large crowd , how to make proper arrangements for incoming & outgoing of crowd , how to act in an emergency situation & most important how to maintain coordination & produce effective team work. Conclusion The event was conducted successfully. New experience for volunteers to work with security & management department. Everybody appericiated the work of NSS-VIT Unit & thanked them for their unconditional support and time. Photos

Staionery Distribution Dadar

Event Details Activity Title Stationary Donation Drive Phase - 1 Date Venue AK PATEL Orphanage Dadar(W) Time 10:00am-12:00pm Activity Coordinator Prof. Pravin Gharge, VIT NSS coordinator Assistant Professor, Department of First Year Engineering, VIT Objectives (i) To help the future pillars of Indian growth and empowerment. (ii) To provide proper study materials for needy students and encourage them for future goals and objectives.

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Description A program was conducted on by NSS unit of Vidyalankar institute of technology at AK Patel Orphanage, Dadar (w) between 10am to 12 pm. Where number of NSS volunteers participated in the event along with our faculty Mr. Hemant Jadhav from department of Electronics and telecommunication engineering engineering. During the event our volunteers interacted with the children. Collected information about their academics and our faculty ensured them for future guidance. Our volunteers encouraged the students and sung songs with them learned few yoga asanas from students, which they practice every morning. Our unit distributed stationary materials such as geometry boxes, compass, pencil boxes, pens, eraser, sharpener, notebooks etc. Conclusion Our program ended with completion of our motive. Our motive to see the smiles on the faces of students and their eyes shining with dreams and courage. At the end of the event our volunteers consulted with all kind of issues and possible solutions with managing incharge of orphanage. Photos

Staionery Distribution Kurla

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Activity Coordinator Prof. Pravin Gharge, VIT NSS coordinator Assistant Professor, Department of First Year Engineering, VIT Objectives (i) To help the future pillars of Indian growth and empowerment. (ii) To provide proper study materials for needy students and encourage them for future goals and objectives. Description A program was conducted on 17th feb 2019 by NSS unit of Vidyalankar institute of technology at SANT GADGE MAHARAJ SCHOOL between 1pm to 2pm. Where 12 number of NSS volunteers participated in the event along with our faculty Mr. Hemant Jadhav from department of Electronics and telecommunication engineering engineering. During the event our volunteers interacted with the children. Collected information about their academics and our faculty ensured them for future guidance. Our volunteers encouraged the students and sung songs with them learned few forms of exercises from students, which they practice every morning. Our unit distributed stationary materials such as geometry boxes, compass, pencil boxes, pens, eraser, sharpener, notebooks etc. Conclusion Our program ended with completion of our motive. Our motive to see the smiles on the faces of students and their eyes shining with dreams and courage. At the end of the event our volunteers consulted with all kind of issues and possible solutions with FACULTY.. Photos

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Dengue Street Play Preparation

Event Details Activity Title Street play on Dengue Date 28th September 2018 Venue Sangam Nagar Wadala(East) Time 1:00-2:00 pm Activity Coordinator Prof. PravinGharge, VIT NSS coordinator Assistant Professor, Department of First Year Engineering, VIT Objectives (i) To create awareness among people about the causes of Dengue and to inform them about preventive measures for Dengue . (ii) To engage people in a entertaining way. Description An street-play was conducted on Friday,28th September 2018 at Sangam Nagar Wadala East . A total of 19 NSS volunteers participated in this event. This Event actually started by taking a right guidance from our own faculty members who were actively coordinating the event. Then the Nss volunteers of Vidyalankar Institute of Technology presented the street play based on Dengue prevention in a very humorous way. By looking at the young students performing something in a really expressive way people started gathering around NSS volunteers and they started acknowledging it. due to the great response towards the street play from the residents, this event was truly succesfull. Conclusion Through various scenes the preventive measures for Dengue were successfully depicted to the residents. It is the duty of each and every resident of a specific area to take initiative about not being a reason to spread Dengue. And this aim was successfully achieved through this street play. Photos

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Antiplastic Street Play Preparation

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Notable Achievements

NAAC Accreditation

In March 2019 the institute has achieved accreditation with an A+ grade by NAAC. Among all categories of institute accredited A+ in it’s first cycle as per revised Accreditation framework, VIT with a score of 3.41 secured first position in Maharashtra and second in India.

As per the NAAC committee report, the strengths of the istitue identified by NAAC peer team include, student centric digitally enabled learning environment through excellent campus ambience to meet the needs of the millennials, competent and passionate faculty and social commitment with outreach activities.

Alumni Achievements

 VIT alumnus Abhay Valsangkar has received an award from the UN Environmental Goodwill Ambassador for India, Former Miss Asia Pacific, Dia Mirza. Alter Ego Learning recognised as the “Best L&D consultancy in India” at India leadership awards 2019 held at Taj, Bengaluru.

Recent Achievements VIT Sport’s Football team won 1st prize at various colleges in the month of February 2019. 1. Terna Engineering College, Nerul Navi Mumbai 2. Ramrao Adik Institute of Technology, Nerul Navi Mumbai 3. Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai 4. Lokmanya Tilak Municipal Medical College SPIT Inter Collegiate Season Cricket TOURNAMENT (Fest- SPOORTHI) VIT COLLEGE : Runner-up CASH PRIZE : 10K + 2K VOUCHERS, Silver Medals TEAMS DEFEATED: Thakur College,SPIT College,Shan n Anchor Can etc. Most runs scored by a batsman for VIT : Chinmay Gunishastri

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Most wickets picked by a bowler for VIT : Pranit Ambokar Finals played on 20 January,2019.

Recent victories in intercollegiate competitions

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 Secured first place in Shades and Silhouettes, fashion show competition in Tilt Shift 2019, cultural fest of Ruia college.  Secured first place in Carnival 2019, fashion show competition in cultural fest Oculus at Sardar Patel Institute of Technology.  Secured second place in Vogue, fashion show competition in cultural fest of D Y Patil institute of biotechnology.

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