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LIST of ACTIVE LOCAL CHAPTERS - Jul-Dec 2019 Semester LIST OF ACTIVE LOCAL CHAPTERS - Jul-Dec 2019 semester Criteria: A Local Chapter will be recognized as an ‘Active LC’ if: A minimum of 25 learners from the LC write the exam (i.e. ‘Present’), AND A minimum of 13 learners pass the exam (i.e. ‘Certified’) By default, Top 100 Local Chapters will be considered as ACTIVE Local Chapters. Local Successfully College Name City State Present Certified Elite Silver Gold Toppers RATING Chapter Id Completed JNTUK-UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF ANDHRA 1170 VIZIANAGARAM ACTIVE ENGINEERING PRADESH 215 191 34 70 72 15 16 1838 ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING CHENNAI TAMIL NADU 205 188 31 86 63 8 23 ACTIVE 3071 BHARATHIAR UNIVERSITY COIMBATORE TAMIL NADU 404 294 87 134 66 7 7 ACTIVE VELALAR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND 611 ERODE TAMIL NADU ACTIVE TECHNOLOGY 309 261 87 118 38 18 14 ANDHRA 238 GITAM INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY VISAKHAPATANAM ACTIVE PRADESH 271 217 39 98 75 5 14 KALASALINGAM ACADEMY OF RESEARCH AND 130 VIRUDHUNAGAR TAMIL NADU ACTIVE EDUCATION 579 332 118 151 59 4 6 2181 NEIL GOGTE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY HYDERABAD TELANGANA 266 180 32 43 97 8 12 ACTIVE ANDHRA 1047 KL UNIVERSITY GUNTUR ACTIVE PRADESH 973 660 416 202 40 2 6 2145 G. H. RAISONI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING NAGPUR MAHARASHTRA 1267 614 364 213 32 5 5 ACTIVE SAHYADRI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND 402 MANGALURU KARNATAKA ACTIVE MANAGEMENT 252 195 12 84 93 6 8 114 SRM UNIVERSITY - RAMAPURAM CHENNAI TAMIL NADU 514 335 146 126 59 4 9 ACTIVE 1371 MANAV RACHNA UNIVERSITY FARIDABAD HARYANA 319 262 90 110 56 6 13 ACTIVE JAWAHARLAL NEHRU TECHNOLOGICAL ANDHRA 2264 UNIVERSITY ANANTAPUR COLLEGE OF ANANTAPUR ACTIVE PRADESH 280 234 57 109 61 7 13 ENGINEERING, ANANTHAPURAMU 1118 GOGTE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY BELAGAVI KARNATAKA 461 331 106 166 57 2 3 ACTIVE UTTAR 289 KRISHNA ENGINEERING COLLEGE GHAZIABAD ACTIVE PRADESH 309 277 45 160 71 1 3 765 V. V. VANNIAPERUMAL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN VIRUDHUNAGAR TAMIL NADU 705 359 169 136 49 5 9 ACTIVE NITTE MEENAKSHI INSTITUTE OF 1235 BENGALURU KARNATAKA ACTIVE TECHNOLOGY 193 170 5 45 116 4 4 THAKUR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND 685 MUMBAI MAHARASHTRA ACTIVE TECHNOLOGY 256 205 43 83 76 3 13 KOLHAPUR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY'S 1849 KOLHAPUR MAHARASHTRA ACTIVE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 170 152 16 45 82 9 15 1944 GOVT. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AURANGABAD MAHARASHTRA 273 230 62 105 56 7 13 ACTIVE ANDHRA 2397 VISHNU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY WEST GODAVARI ACTIVE PRADESH 226 178 32 58 79 9 12 SRI RAMACHANDRA INSTITUTE OF HIGHER 2736 KANCHIPURAM TAMIL NADU ACTIVE EDUCATION AND RESEARCH 401 275 104 110 56 5 9 108 MUTHAYAMMAL ENGINEERING COLLEGE NAMAKKAL TAMIL NADU 415 270 83 125 57 5 7 ACTIVE LIST OF ACTIVE LOCAL CHAPTERS - Jul-Dec 2019 semester Criteria: A Local Chapter will be recognized as an ‘Active LC’ if: A minimum of 25 learners from the LC write the exam (i.e. ‘Present’), AND A minimum of 13 learners pass the exam (i.e. ‘Certified’) By default, Top 100 Local Chapters will be considered as ACTIVE Local Chapters. Local Successfully College Name City State Present Certified Elite Silver Gold Toppers RATING Chapter Id Completed UTTAR 449 IMS ENGINEERING COLLEGE GHAZIABAD ACTIVE PRADESH 287 218 40 112 58 8 11 UTTAR 1482 RAJKIYA ENGINEERING COLLEGE KANNAUJ ACTIVE PRADESH 202 179 31 63 80 5 13 KPR INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND 269 COIMBATORE TAMIL NADU ACTIVE TECHNOLOGY 528 401 187 172 38 4 5 1113 DR. N.G.P. ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLEGE COIMBATORE TAMIL NADU 747 431 213 179 36 3 4 ACTIVE 232 PONDICHERRY ENGINEERING COLLEGE PONDICHERRY PONDICHERRY 784 448 255 147 43 3 6 ACTIVE 1204 THIAGARAJAR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING MADURAI TAMIL NADU 168 149 27 55 55 12 17 ACTIVE 1088 AMAL JYOTHI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING KOTTAYAM KERALA 348 295 108 139 46 2 5 ACTIVE COOCHBEHAR GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING 1308 COOCH BEHAR WEST BENGAL ACTIVE COLLEGE 281 228 60 102 63 3 7 IPS ACADEMY INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & MADHYA 2055 INDORE ACTIVE SCIENCE INDORE PRADESH 400 231 66 107 54 4 9 JABALPUR ENGINEERING COLLEGE, MADHYA 2481 JABALPUR ACTIVE JABALPUR PRADESH 268 221 61 100 57 3 10 1956 GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING COLLEGE THRISSUR KERALA 161 144 32 53 46 13 19 ACTIVE NAGESH KARAJAGI ORCHID COLLEGE OF 967 SOLAPUR MAHARASHTRA ACTIVE ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY 206 173 46 53 56 18 8 VNR VIGNANA JYOTHI INSTITUTE OF 738 HYDERABAD TELANGANA ACTIVE ENGINEERING &TECHNOLOGY 309 175 22 84 66 3 11 RAJIV GANDHI UNIVERSITY OF KNOWLEDGE 664 BASAR TELANGANA ACTIVE TECHNOLOGIES 355 221 86 85 47 3 13 BABU BANARASI DAS NORTHERN INDIA UTTAR 1588 LUCKNOW ACTIVE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PRADESH 342 228 55 105 65 3 3 JNTU HYDERABAD COLLEGE OF 1363 KARIMNAGAR TELANGANA ACTIVE ENGINEERING, JAGTIAL 176 126 25 39 46 16 18 270 MAR ATHANASIUS COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING ERNAKULAM KERALA 232 199 52 91 55 1 12 ACTIVE CHAROTAR UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND 304 ANAND GUJARAT ACTIVE TECHNOLOGY 210 183 36 80 59 8 8 UTTAR 286 ITS ENGINEERING COLLEGE GREATER NOIDA ACTIVE PRADESH 292 207 54 96 50 7 8 2893 CHITKARA UNIVERSITY PATIALA PUNJAB 239 188 78 42 58 10 10 ACTIVE 2761 THE IIS (DEEMED TO BE UNIVERSITY) JAIPUR RAJASTHAN 170 138 40 34 58 6 18 ACTIVE 335 HALDIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY HALDIA WEST BENGAL 211 157 54 49 47 7 18 ACTIVE BVRIT COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, 1467 HYDERABAD TELANGANA ACTIVE HYDERABAD 208 163 43 82 37 1 22 LIST OF ACTIVE LOCAL CHAPTERS - Jul-Dec 2019 semester Criteria: A Local Chapter will be recognized as an ‘Active LC’ if: A minimum of 25 learners from the LC write the exam (i.e. ‘Present’), AND A minimum of 13 learners pass the exam (i.e. ‘Certified’) By default, Top 100 Local Chapters will be considered as ACTIVE Local Chapters. Local Successfully College Name City State Present Certified Elite Silver Gold Toppers RATING Chapter Id Completed SRI RAMAKRISHNA INSTITUTE OF 129 COIMBATORE TAMIL NADU ACTIVE TECHNOLOGY 280 210 58 99 44 9 7 PRASAD V POTLURI SIDDHARTHA INSTITUTE ANDHRA 330 VIJAYAWADA ACTIVE OF TECHNOLOGY PRADESH 259 197 44 91 58 4 7 MAULANA ABUL KALAM AZAD UNIVERSITY OF 1424 KOLKATA WEST BENGAL ACTIVE TECHNOLOGY 200 156 40 58 53 5 15 JUSTICE BASHEER AHMED SAYEED COLLEGE 2115 CHENNAI TAMIL NADU ACTIVE FOR WOMEN 257 187 65 73 41 8 13 FUTURE INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND 553 KOLKATA WEST BENGAL ACTIVE MANAGEMENT 387 202 44 97 59 2 6 1003 SRI SAI RAM ENGINEERING COLLEGE CHENNAI TAMIL NADU 186 154 34 62 51 7 14 ACTIVE HOOGHLY ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY 2125 HOOGHLY WEST BENGAL ACTIVE COLLEGE 355 246 92 115 35 4 8 J D COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & 804 NAGPUR MAHARASHTRA ACTIVE MANAGEMENT 648 297 140 114 39 4 5 DR. M. G. R. EDUCATIONAL AND RESEARCH 2608 CHENNAI TAMIL NADU ACTIVE INSTITUTE 268 177 62 60 49 6 13 259 N.S.S COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING PALAKKAD KERALA 240 212 61 89 58 4 4 ACTIVE AMBEDKAR UTTAR 1567 RAJKIYA ENGINEERING COLLEGE ACTIVE NAGAR PRADESH 193 172 37 68 64 3 8 PSNA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND 963 DINDIGUL TAMIL NADU ACTIVE TECHNOLOGY 137 128 21 43 56 8 14 G. NARAYANAMMA INSTITUTE OF 742 HYDERABAD TELANGANA ACTIVE TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE (FOR WOMEN) 154 138 18 71 41 8 16 THIRUVANANTHAP 2262 COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING TRIVANDRUM KERALA ACTIVE URAM 214 194 51 90 49 4 8 539 MCKV INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING HOWRAH WEST BENGAL 204 172 36 78 54 4 9 ACTIVE UNITED COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND UTTAR 1399 ALLAHABAD ACTIVE RESEARCH PRADESH 204 147 36 43 61 7 10 THANGAL KUNJU MUSALIAR COLLEGE OF 462 KOLLAM KERALA ACTIVE ENGINEERING 224 185 59 82 37 7 11 981 SKN SINHGAD COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING PANDHARPUR MAHARASHTRA 201 182 19 104 55 4 4 ACTIVE 1130 ANURAG GROUPS OF INSTITUTIONS HYDERABAD TELANGANA 230 183 50 77 50 6 7 ACTIVE 2424 NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PATNA BIHAR 154 134 26 63 36 9 16 ACTIVE 590 SILIGURI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY DARJEELING WEST BENGAL 318 246 107 103 34 2 7 ACTIVE 179 SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING ERNAKULAM KERALA 179 148 43 58 35 12 13 ACTIVE INDRAPRASTHA INSTITUTE OF INFORMATION 607 NEW DELHI DELHI ACTIVE TECHNOLOGY 138 122 16 46 53 7 13 LIST OF ACTIVE LOCAL CHAPTERS - Jul-Dec 2019 semester Criteria: A Local Chapter will be recognized as an ‘Active LC’ if: A minimum of 25 learners from the LC write the exam (i.e. ‘Present’), AND A minimum of 13 learners pass the exam (i.e. ‘Certified’) By default, Top 100 Local Chapters will be considered as ACTIVE Local Chapters. Local Successfully College Name City State Present Certified Elite Silver Gold Toppers RATING Chapter Id Completed COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & MANAGEMENT, 556 PURBA MEDINIPUR WEST BENGAL ACTIVE KOLAGHAT 261 194 49 95 47 3 6 ANIL NEERUKONDA INSTITUTE OF ANDHRA 670 VISAKHAPATANAM ACTIVE TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCES PRADESH 222 162 32 65 56 9 4 KAKATIYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & 757 WARANGAL TELANGANA ACTIVE SCIENCE 213 166 44 76 40 6 11 UTTAR 236 INDERPRASTHA ENGINEERING COLLEGE GHAZIABAD ACTIVE PRADESH 164 132 23 50 55 4 12 631 KARPAGAM ACADEMY OF HIGHER EDUCATION COIMBATORE TAMIL NADU 634 381 229 120 29 3 4 ACTIVE GEETANJALI INSTITUTE OF TECHNICAL 415 UDAIPUR RAJASTHAN ACTIVE STUDIES 225 147 26 68 46 7 10 1078 GURU NANAK DEV ENGINEERING COLLEGE LUDHIANA PUNJAB 260 198 63 92 41 2 8 ACTIVE 620 JIS COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING NADIA WEST BENGAL 281 183 51 79 49 4 6 ACTIVE ACROPOLIS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & MADHYA 422 INDORE ACTIVE RESEARCH PRADESH 181 136 29 49 52 6 11 UTTAR 851 ABES INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY GHAZIABAD ACTIVE PRADESH 167 158 12 88 55 3 5 1287 JALPAIGURI GOVT.
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