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List of Industries Visited by the Students in 2014-2015 Industry-Institute Interaction Cell List of industries visited by the students Academic year 2014-15 Name of industry visited/ Sl.No Department Internships No.of students Pallivasal hydro electric power 1 station 52 2 Hindustan Newsprint 63 3 Cochin Shipyard Limited 3 BSES Kerala Power Limited, 4 Udyogamandal 1 5 Electric Loco Shed, Erode 1 6 TCC LTD, Udyogamandal 8 Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited- 7 DAE Kochi Refinery 3 Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, 8 Bangalore 5 9 Apollo Tyres LTD, Kalamassery 1 KELTRON Lighting division, 10 Kozhikode 1 Keltron Component Complex LTD, 11 Kannur 2 12 FACT, Udyogamandal 9 13 KSEDC LTD, Keltron Controls, Aroor 5 14 Aabasoft, Cochin 5 15 Addictive Innovations 8 16 BSNL, Ernakulam 3 17 BSNL, Thrissur 1 18 BSNL,Tvm 1 19 CMC Academy, Cochin 1 20 Cochin Shipyard 1 21 Iband Technologies 6 22 DCS Keltron, Calicut 2 23 24 Lan Mark Shops India Pvt 1 25 Marlabs, Bangalore 4 26 Mobme Wireless Solutions 11 27 Nest Cyber Campus 8 Tranzmedia Net Media Pvt Ltd, 28 Cochin 4 29 Webnesters, Cochin 1 30 Zesty Beanz Technologies,Tvm 8 DCE METROLLA Steel Industry, 31 Muvattupuzha 63 A.I. R, Devikulam 121 SFO Technologies, CSEZ, Cochin 59 32 All India Radio, Kakkanad, Cochin 11 33 Keltron, Aroor, Alappuzha 27 34 BSNL, Kochi 21 35 LUCKT star computers, Dubai 1 Al Sumaa Elect. Switch Gear INd. 36 L.L.C., Sharjah, UAE 1 Prasar Bharati , Doordarshan HPT, 37 Cochin 10 Visionics India Pvt Ltd., 38 Trivandrum 2 39 NTPC Ltd.,Badarpur, New Delhi 3 40 BSNL , Thrissur 1 41 DEC ITI Ltd.,Kanjikode, Palakkad 21 42 BSNL, Kochi 17 43 BSNL RTTC, Mysore 1 44 CDIT, Trivandrum 1 Prasar Bharati , Doordarshan HPT, 45 Cochin 4 46 NEST, SFO Technologies, Cochin 1 WECORS, Naval Dockyard, 47 Mumbai 1 48 Airtel, Cochin 2 Delphi Connection Systems India 49 Pvt. Ltd., Cochin 1 i-TRONIX Info Solutions, 50 Kalamassery, Cochin 1 51 BSNL, Bangalore 1 Pallivasal hydro electric power 32 station 52 33 Hindustan Newsprint 63 34 220 Kv Substation , Kalamassery 7 DEE Idamalayar Power House,Generation Division,Kseb 35 Ltd 9 Al -Sanea Electrical Contracting 36 Co. W.L.L 2 M/S General Switchgear And 37 Electrical Meterials Factory 1 38 Fact 2 39 V- Guard Industries Limited 4 Hmt Machine Tools Limited , 40 Kalamaserry 1 Southern Railway / Electric Loco 41 Shed 10 42 220 Kv Substation , Brahmapuram 3 Area : Telecom Technology , Bsnl 43 , Kozhikkode 1 44 Appolo 3 45 Keltron Controls Division , Aroor 15 Fci Oen Connectors Ltd. 46 Mulanthuruthy 1 Kseb Ltd. - 110kv Substation , 47 Kaloor 3 48 Keltron Knowledge Centre , Calicut 2 110 Kv Substation ,Aroor , Kseb 49 Ltd 3 50 Ntpc , Singrauli 2 51 Ntpc Ltd., Kayamkulam 7 Distribution Transformers And Enegy Meter Testing , Tmr 52 Division , Amgamaly , ,Kseb 3 110 Kv Substation Kayamkulam , 53 Kseb Ltd. 1 Kseb Ltd.- 110kv Substation , 54 Arimboor , Thrissur 1 55 Ntpc Ltd. Badarpur. 1 Kseb Ltd. - 110kv Substation 56 ,Guruvayoor Road ,Thrissur 1 Kseb Ltd. - 110kv Substation , 57 Kandassankadavu , Thrissur 1 58 Keltron Knowledge City 1 59 Kochi Refineries Limited 1 J M Engineering & Instruments , 60 Mittal Industrial Estate , Mumbai 1 North Chennai Thermal Power Station , Tamilnadu Generation & 61 Distribution Coorportaion Ltd. 1 Kerala Electrical & Allied 62 Engineering Co.Ltd, Mamala Unit 9 63 Keltron Controls, Aroor 4 Kseb - Kuttiadi Hydro Electric 64 Project 1 65 Resitech Electricals 7 66 Yastronics 2 67 Cochin Shipyard 5 68 ONGC Ltd, Karaikal 13 69 HMT Ltd 6 70 Green bags Kochi 1 71 Lorne Stewart Plc UK 1 Techno Steel Construction Co 72 Dubai 1 73 Synthite Industries Ltd 1 74 Kochi Metro Rail Ltd 10 75 Autokast Ltd 23 76 BPCL, Ambalamedu 1 77 Cochin Shipyard 7 78 DME HAL Bangalore 3 79 HMT 1 80 KAMCO 1 81 Peekay Steels 1 82 Reliance Industries Limited 1 83 SIYANCO 1 SreeNarayana Engineering 84 Industries Pvt. Ltd. Shoranur 2 Trading And Agency Services Ltd. (Engineering & Contracting 85 Division) 1 Trends polymer Pvt. Ltd., 86 Puthencruz 2 87 Focuz Infotech 11 88 Technovia info solutions 1 89 Mepits Infotech Pvt. Ltd. 3 90 Keltron Knowledge Centre 3 91 DIT Dieutek Developments 4 92 CDAC 1 93 HCL CDC 1 BSNL-Regional Telecom Training 94 Centre 4 95 Spectrum Softtech solutions Pvt.Ltd. 1 96 IntuitorSofttech Services 17 97 eSyneregy Software 1 98 CMC Academy 1 100 Aarbit Consultancy Service 6 101 Blue apple 6 102 Nest Cyber Campus 5 103 Qplay 3 104 V-Guard 2 105 Zybotech 8 106 Syscom Solutions 2 107 FCI 2 108 AIR Devikulam All students 109 Manorama Vision, Alappuzha All students .
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