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Proposal for Online Media Partnership/Advertising (Valid for January 1, 2011 – June 30, 2011) (An Initiative of Santrix Solutions) TF-1, Lakshmi Towers, 4/7 Brodipet, Guntur – 522 002, Andhra Pradesh, India Off. Locations: Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad. E-mail: [email protected] TO WHOM SO EVER CONCERNED Sub: Proposal for Advertising / Online Media Partnership Between ‘www.knowafest.com’ and ‘Your College’. About knowafest.com: www.knowafest.com (formerly a part of www.indiarockz.com) is India's first and leading website for publishing campus festivals from Technical, Cultural, Management, Workshops to Conferences and Symposiums. Since Jan 2007, we have been connecting thousands of students from campuses all over India by making them aware of all the Campus Festivals organized by prominent Educational Institutions in all the states. We have thousands of students who consistently visit our website to know the latest happenings at various campuses. We are the trust worthy source for them. We have observed our visitors in and around following places: Hyderabad, Delhi, Vijayawada, Chennai, Mumbai, Jaipur, Bangalore, Vishakhapatnam, Pune, Indore, Noida, Chandigarh, Calcutta, Coimbatore, Mangalore, Allahabad, Warangal, Kharagpur, Nellore, Dehra, Dun, Bhubaneswar, Ahmedabad, Bhopal, Erode, Gwalior, Nagpur, Faridabad, Lucknow, Gurgaon, Vellore, Ludhiana, Kanpur, Cochin, Madurai, Chitradurga, Thanjavur, Patna, Mahape, Ambala, Varanasi, Trivandrum, Guwahati, Hubli-Dharwad, Mathura, Haridwar, Vadodara, Jamshedpur, Kandivli, Panipat, Belgaum, Surat, Udaipur, Raipur, Mysore, Ghaziabad, Shimla, Pondicherry, Kota, Haldwani, Valsad, New, Delhi, Amritsar, Bilaspur, Gandhinagar, Kozhikode, Sivakasi, Dhanbad, Jabalpur, Durg, Shillong, Jamnagar, Solapur, Aurangabad, Nanded, Kottayam, Goa, Rajkot, Silchar, Srinagar, Shimoga, Bharuch, Agartala. Online Partners for Academic Year 2010 - 2011 1st Semester 1. Spring Fest 2011, IIT Kharagpur 13. -
Program in Chronological Order
Program in Chronological Order * – Corresponding Author Note: Minisymposia (MS) session talk times are only indicative and talks will be scheduled in such a way as to occupy the 90 minute time slot at the discretion of the MS organizer Wednesday, 24 July 2019 09:00-09:15 WeA03.3 Retinal Vessel Segmentation using Round-Wise Features Aggregation on Bracket-Shaped Convolutional Neural Networks WeA02: 08:30-10:00 Hall A8 – Level 1 Hua, Cam-Hao* (Kyung Hee University); Huynh-The, Thien Adaptive and Kalman Filtering (Oral Session) (Kumoh National Institute of Technology); Lee, Sungyoung Chair: Aramendi, Elisabete (University of the Basque Country) (Kyung Hee University) Co-Chair: Sassi, Roberto (Università degli Studi di Milano) 09:15-09:30 WeA03.4 08:30-08:45 WeA02.1 Automatic Classification for the Type of Multiple Synapse Comparison of Single and Multi-Reference QRD-RLS based on Deep Learning July 24 Wednesday Adaptive Filter for Non-Invasive Fetal Electrocardiography Luo, Jie (Hubei University); Hong, Bei (Institute of Automation, Sulas, Eleonora* (University of Cagliari); Urru, Monica (Division Chinese Academy of Sciences); Jiang, Yi (Institute of of Paediatric Cardiology, S.Michele Hospital, Cagliari,); Automation, Chinese Academy of Sciences); Li, Linlin (Institute Tumbarello, Roberto (Division of Paediatric Cardiology, of Automation Chinese Academy of Sciences); Xie, Qiwei S.Michele Hospital, Cagliari,); Raffo, Luigi (University of (Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of Sciences); Han, Cagliari); Pani, Danilo (University of Cagliari) Hua* (Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of Sciences) 08:45-09:00 WeA02.2 09:30-09:45 WeA03.5 Physical Activity Estimation from Accelerometry Averse Deep Semantic Segmentation Garnotel, Maël (CRNH); Simon, Chantal (CRNH Rhône- Cruz, Ricardo* (INESC TEC & University of Porto); Pinto Costa, Alpes/CENS, Centre Hospitalier Lyon Sud – 165 chemin); Joaquim F. -
S.No.Hired on Student Name Stream Graduation Yearcompany Name
Internship selection report by Internshala Top selections S.no.Hired on Student name Stream Graduation yearCompany name Stipend 1 13-05-2021 Shubhashis Sanyal Mechanical Engineering 2022 Snapdeal Performance Based 2 26-04-2021 Bishnu Debnath Electrical Engineering 2024 EarthDay.org India Performance Based 3 26-04-2021 TUSHAR ATHA NA NA EarthDay.org India Performance Based 4 28-12-2020 SUBHANGANI JHA Computer Science 2024 Akshaya Patra Foundation Performance Based 5 26-11-2020 RAHUL DUTTA Computer Science 2019 Planet I Technologies ₹10000 /month 6 27-11-2018 Vishal Mishra Electrical Engineering 2020 United Nations Volunteer Performance Based All selections S.no.Hired on Student name Stream Graduation yearCompany name Stipend 1 24-05-2021 Soumik Ghosh NA NA Believable ₹1000 /month 2 24-05-2021 Sudipta Dwari NA NA Team Everest Performance Based 3 22-05-2021 Nitish Gupta Computer Science & Engineering 2023 Team Everest Performance Based 4 22-05-2021 Soumik Ghosh NA NA Humans For Humanity Performance Based 5 13-05-2021 Shubhashis Sanyal Mechanical Engineering 2022 Snapdeal Performance Based 6 11-05-2021 Pathikrit Das Mechanical Engineering 2021 Muskurahat Foundation ₹5000-10000 lump sum 7 07-05-2021 Hritama Sinha Electrical Engineering 2023 The Blue Ribbon Movement Performance Based 8 06-05-2021 Rupan Biswas Electrical Engineering 2024 Bhumi Performance Based 9 06-05-2021 Subhadeep Chanak Mechanical Engineering 2023 Bhumi Performance Based 10 06-05-2021 Shubhashis Sanyal Mechanical Engineering 2022 Bhumi Performance Based 11 06-05-2021 Hritama -
KUMAR KUNAL Ph No.: 7135044627.E-Mail: [email protected]
KUMAR KUNAL Ph No.: 7135044627.E-mail: [email protected] Academic Qualifications • Pursuing Masters in Mechanical Engineering at University of Houston Current GPA: 4.0/4.0 • Graduated in May 2006 with B.Tech in Mechanical engineering from IIT Guwahati CPI (Cumulative Performance Index): 8.24 / 10 B.Tech Project Title – Modeling and Shape Optimization of Flexible Manipulator Proposed Work – The project had two main aspects- a) Numerical Modeling of the Manipulator to study its Dynamic behavior. b) Shape optimization of the Manipulator to improve the system performance. For the modeling purpose various numerical methods were explored. Mesh free method (MLPG) was tried out first but it was too time consuming. Finally FEM with a new type of shape functions were implemented for the modeling purpose. For Optimization purpose Sequential Quadratic Programming (SQP) was used. The manipulator was discritized into elements; the area of each was taken as the decision variable. We obtained profiles for the Manipulator, which showed a marked improvement in the system behavior. Guide : Dr. U.S.Dixit, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, IIT Guwhati Duration: August 2005 – April 2006 Computer Skills • Programming language : C • Software Knowledge : Matlab, MS Office, Adams, Solid Edge Work Experience • Summer Intern, Indian Institute of Science (IISC), Bangalore. Work Summary - I worked on the design of a novel sun tracking system for solar power generation. In most of the traditional design, the receiver is attached to the concentrator. This is disadvantageous in the case of heavy receivers. I proposed a novel design of sun trackers with fixed receivers. The work was presented as a paper in the National Conference on Machines and Mechanisms (NACOM) 2005. -
Volume 3, Issue 2 the Institute Newsletter, September 2018
Inside this Issue Roadmap for the Future: Interview with the Director In Talks: D.Sai Teja Reddy, Ex-Vice President, Students’ Parliament, IIT (BHU) Varanasi Skeâ Âef°keâlee& keâer mce=efle ceW Learning the Lessons of Life: Reminiscing the White House in Banaras Hindu University Centenary Celebrations BANARAS HINDU UNIVERSITY Preparing the World for the Future through Sustainable Development: Solar Organic Rankine Cycle Plant Clearing the Hurdles: Solving an Industrial Problem by Tapping the Power of Waste Materials Innovate to Change: Developing a Low-Cost Prefilled Dual-Chamber Syringe Saving Countless Lives: A Nano-medicine for Malaria Preparing the Guardians of Knowledge for Tomorrow: The Teaching-Learning Cell Learning from the Pioneers: Fulbright Specialist Project at the Department of Mechanical Engineering, IIT (BHU) Faculty Achievements Invited Talks Short Term Courses, Workshops, and Conferences Conducted Publications Sponsored Projects MoUs Student Achievements Fostering innovation at IIT (BHU), Varanasi Technex'18 Volume 3, Issue 2 Gymkhana Councils: Activities The Institute Newsletter, September 2018 2 Editor's Desk The editorial team is happy to bring to presents to you the details of its of scientific research pursued in IIT you the fifth edition (Volume 3 Issue 2) achievements over the past few years. (BHU). The students of IIT (BHU) of the Institute Newsletter IIT BHU A distinctive feature of this Institute that engage themselves in activities Connect. The joining of Prof. Pramod sets it apart from any other beyond the academia as well. An apt Kumar Jain as the Director, marks the educational establishment in the world example is the culmination of the E- beginning of a new chapter in the is its heritage. -
IIT JEE Counseling Brochure of 2007
CONTENTS 1. Introduction 1 2. Verification of Documents and Submission of Choice Sheet 1 3. Physical Fitness and Medical Examination 2 4. Special Requirements for Certain Courses 2 5. Participating Institutes 3 6. Codes for Various Courses and Availability of Seats 15 7. Scope and Description of Courses 15 7.1 Four-year B.Tech. Courses 15 7.2 Four-year B.Pharm. Course 23 7.3 Four-year B.Des. Course 23 7.4 Five-year B.Arch. Course 24 7.5 Five-year M. Pharm. Dual Degree Course 24 7.6 Five-year M.Sc. Integrated Courses 24 7.7 Five-year M.Sc. Tech. Integrated Courses 28 7.8 Five-year M.Tech. Integrated Courses 28 7.9 Five-year M.Tech. Dual Degree Courses 30 8. Scholarships 43 • Syllabus for Aptitude Test for B.Arch./B.Des. 43 • Table 1: Codes for Various Courses and Availability of Seats 44 • Table 2: Opening and Closing Ranks of GE, SC and ST Candidates (JEE-2006) 50 • Sample Filled-in Choice Sheet 56 • Application Form for Admission A1 • Verification Form A2 • Medical Examination Report A3 • Undertaking for provisionally admitted candidates A5 • Choice Sheet to be filled in by the Candidate A7 • Websites of Institutes and Telephone Numbers of JEE Offices inside back page • Details of Fees inside back page • Counselling Schedule back page • Reporting Dates for Selected Candidates back page CANDIDATES MUST BRING THE FOLLOWING FOR THE COUNSELLING SESSION: 1. Counselling Letter. 2. An account payee bank draft drawn in favour of Chairman, JEE of the Institute which issued the Admit Card (Rs. -
6 Annual Convocation 29 October 2017, Monday
INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY MANDI 6thAnnual Convocation 29th October 2017, Monday CHIEF GUEST Prof. Ashok Jhunjhunwala PADMA SHRI Institute Chair Committee Indian Institute of Technology Madras GUEST OF HONOUR Shri Sonam Wangchuk Engineer, Innovator and Education Reformer Founding Director of the Students' Educational and Cultural Movement of Ladakh (SECMOL) CHAIRMAN, BOARD OF GOVERNORS DIRECTOR Shri Subodh Bhargava Prof. Timothy A. Gonsalves Former Chairman, TATA Communication Director Limited IIT Mandi Indian Institute of Technology Mandi WELCOME TO IIT MANDI Indian Institute of Technology Mandi (IIT Mandi) welcomes you to its 6th Convocation Ceremony on 29th October 2018. As part of this Convocation, 29 Ph.D. scholars, 11 M.S. (by Research), 28 M.Sc. (Chemistry), 11 M.Sc. Mathematics, 20 M.Tech. and 112 B.Tech. students will graduate from IIT Mandi. IIT Mandi is nestled in the Shivalik Range of the Himalayas, away from the bustle of the metropolis. It is situated about 18 km away from the historic town of Mandi, in Kamand and Salgi near the bank of the river Uhl. Since its inception in 2009, IIT Mandi has reached commendable heights. In this very short span of time, it now has a fully residential campus with world-class academic and research facilities. 1 CONVOCATION PROGRAM 29th October 2018, 3:30 PM Arrival of Chief Guest Start of Academic Procession National Anthem Felicitation to Dignitaries on Dias Chairman (BoG) Declares the Convocation “Open” Award of the Eminent technologist of the Himalayan Region 2018 to Shri Sonam Wangchuk Welcome Speech and Report by the Director, IIT Mandi Award of Degrees and Medals Oath Giving Convocation Address by the Chief Guest Closing of Convocation National Anthem Return of Academic Procession 2 VISION & MISSION OF IIT MANDI VISION To be a leader in science and technology education, knowledge creation and innovation, in an India marching towards a just, inclusive and sustainable society. -
S.No. Hired on Student Name Mobile No. Email Address Stream
Internship selection report by Internshala for MREC Top selections S.no. Hired on Student name Mobile no. Email address Stream Graduation year Company name Stipend 1 17-04-2021 Lavanya Ankarla 6301632148 [email protected] Human Resource2021 And Marketing EarthDay.org India Performance Based 2 15-04-2021 Lavanya Ankarla 6301632148 [email protected] Human Resource2021 And Marketing Phenom People ₹15000 /month 3 20-01-2021 Paidi Neha Reddy 7995681824 [email protected] Mechanical Engineering2020 United Nations Volunteer Performance Based 4 19-12-2020 Kuthuru Karthik 8886441194 [email protected] Computer Science2022 ImbueDesk ₹15000-25000 /month 5 12-11-2020 Noma Zareen 8185095702 [email protected] Electrical and 2021Electronics Engineering Treblo ₹12000 /month 6 12-10-2020 Swetha Reddy 7730090061 [email protected] and2020 Communication MS REDDY SOCIO ECO PRIVATE LIMITED ₹10000 /month 7 11-08-2020 Mohammed Mustafa Ahmed 9642374811 [email protected] Mechanical Engineering2022 ClearQuote ₹10000 /month 8 06-07-2020 Koushik G S 7396029900 [email protected] Computer Science2020 NoBroker ₹10000 /month 9 02-05-2020 Noma Zareen 8185095702 [email protected] Electrical and 2021Electronics Engineering SkillSanta ₹15000 /month 10 14-02-2020 Chowdi Sampath Kumar 9550016000 [email protected] Electronics and2020 Communication Confluence Educational Services Private Limited₹12000 /month 11 20-01-2020 Vyshnavi Vyshu 9121802495 [email protected] Electrical and 2013Electronics -
CURRICULUM VITAE Name : LILAVATI KRISHNAN
1 CURRICULUM VITAE Name : LILAVATI KRISHNAN (LILA KRISHNAN) Female Nationality : INDIAN Marital Status : Single Date of Birth : AUGUST 25, 1948 Place of birth : Monghyr, Bihar, India Professional Designation (June 2014 onwards) : RETIRED PROFESSOR (Retired from Department of HSS, IIT Kanpur) Presen t a ddr ess : 21 Jo y B uilde rs‟ Colo ny, Old P alasia, INDORE (M.P.) 4 520 01 Phone : 073 1-2 5655 2 Mobile No. 09 9352 025 95 Former add ress : Office : De par tme nt of Hu mani ties a nd S ocial Scie nces India n Instit ute of Tech nolog y K ANPUR 208 016 In dia e mail :[email protected] n Area of Specialization : Psychology : Social Psychology, Personality; Cross-cultural Psychology Research and teaching interests : Distributive Justice ; Prosocial behaviour ; Cross- cultural/cultural issues; Indigenous concepts in Psychology Teaching experience : Total of approximately 45 years (as of June 2014), including 5 years as a Teaching Assistant during doctoral work. Position Place Aug 1988 to June 2014 Professor Department of HSS, IIT Kanpur, India June 1980 to 1988 Assistant Professor Department of HSS, IIT Kanpur, India Aug/Sept 1978 to 1980 Lecturer Department of HSS, IIT Kanpur, India Sept 1973 to May 1978 Teaching Assistant Department of Psychology, McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada Sept 1969 to Aug 1973 Lecturer Government New Girls‟ College, Indore (M.P.) [Under M.P. Government, Education Department, Bhopal, M.P.] Academic qualifications : Ph.D. Sept.1973- June 1978 McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada M.A. (Psychology) July 1967 – June 1969 Jabalpur University, Jabalpur (M.P.) India 1st rank in University (Gold medal recipient) B.A. -
Where Lives Are Transformed and Meaningful Careers Are Launched
(FORMERLY MANAV RACHNA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, NAAC ACCREDITED ‘A’ GRADE INSTITUTION) Declared as State Private University under section 2f of the UGC act, 1956 www.manavrachna.edu.in WHERE LIVES ARE TRANSFORMED AND MEANINGFUL CAREERS ARE LAUNCHED. ACADEMIC SESSION 2018-19 Introduction 02 Vice Chancellor’s Message 03 Pro Vice Chancellor's Message 04 Organization Chart 05 Key Functionaries 06-08 Dean - Academics 09-11 Faculty of Engineering 12-13 Department of Computer Science and Technology 14-16 Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering 17-18 Department of Mechanical Engineering 19-20 Faculty of Applied Sciences 21-22 Department of Chemistry 23 Department of Physics 24 Department of Mathematics 25 Faculty of Management & Humanities 26 Department of Management & Commerce 26-30 Department of Humanities and Language 31 Faculty of Education 32-33 Department of Education 34 Faculty of Law 35-37 Department of Law 38 Ph.D Programme 39-40 Research & Development 41-42 IQAC 43 Director-Students Welfare 44-46 Student's Performance Few Highlights 47 Details of Programmes Offered 48-50 Admission Calendar & Schedule of Payment of Fees. 51 Important Instructions for Admission Seekers 52-57 MRU Achievers 58 Alumni Speak 59 Important Phone Numbers & City Offices 60 TRAILBLAZE YOUR LIFE PATH Discover your potential! Sharpen your skills! MRU is at the intersection of thought and deed. What our students learn With a reputation for excellence that reaches around the in the classroom is enhanced by real-world knowledge and experience. globe, we have carved out a spot among the leading We champion diversity, entrepreneurship and innovation. universities. Our story is still being written, and new chapters Your future begins here! are added all the time. -
Career Development Services Brochure 2021-22
CAREER DEVELOPMENT SERVICES 2021 -2022 CDS CDS FROM THE DIRECTOR’S DESK Established in 2016, IIT Jammu began with 82 students in the B.Tech program. We are now a family of more than 800, flourishing in several disciplines of B.Tech, M.Tech and PhD programmes. We believe self discovery is the route to personal growth and our geography helps our stakeholders experience this in the most powerful ways possible. Our proximity to nature and the picturesque snow-capped mountains offer a great atmosphere for learning and leading, simultaneously. Creating an outstanding learning experience for our students remains our primary goal and the exceptional skills and experience our faculty brings to the table makes us one of the fastest growing 3G IITs in India. Practical skills coupled with a strong hold on theoretical knowledge is further empowered by our swiftly advancing lab facilities. However, last year posed a unique challenge. How do we create a lab experiment experience for our pupils who are tuning in from the computer screens? We got down to work and tried our best to offer lab experiments by virtue of professional photographers, camerapersons, skilled lab assistants and well-formulated experiment manuals. We noticed greater student participation and were able to impart the fundamentals of science and engineering that makes IITians stand apart in the outside world. The students of IIT Jammu are trained to build things from the ground up since the day they join us. They have seen the campus growing and have made essential contributions that will stand with us in the years to come. -
Annual Report 2019-20
R A M A N U J A N C O L L E G E ANNUAL REPORT 2 0 1 9 - 2 0 2 0 CONTENTS Principal’s Report 2 Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) 7 7th Annual Ramanujan Memorial Lecture 12 Faculty Achievements 13 Department Activities 70 Centres, Cells, Societies and Committees 101 Annual Result May/June 2019 144 Annual Report 2019 - 20 PRINCIPAL’S REPORT Dear colleagues, students and friends, Perhaps, for the first time the Annual Report of our college is not being presented by the Principal on an Annual Day. We are all going through strange and difficult times as a pandemic sweeps across the globe forcing us to reinvent and reorganise ourselves. As we battle the virus we also introspect about how we have construct- - ed our society both locally and globally and search for new ideas that will take us into a post pandemic future. I have the pleasure of presenting the Annual Report 2020 of Ramanujan College online for all of you to browse through at your leisure and learn of the many achievements of the institution in the past one year. Nevertheless, I would like to pin some of the major accomplishments of Ramanujan College for the year 2019-20. Since teaching came to an abrupt halt by the middle of March 20 and the syl- labus remained incomplete, the teachers of Ramanujan College took up the chal- lenge of completing the semester teaching work and preparing the students for the end semester exams earnestly. The teachers used all forms of online platforms to stay connected with the students and continue with the teaching learning process.