3.2.1 Institution has created an ecosystem for innovations ...

MANGALORE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND ENGINEERING (An ISO 9001: 2015 Certified Institution)

(Affiliated to Visvesvaraya Technological University Belagavi) Badaga Mijar, Moodabidri-574225, Karnataka

3.2.1 Institution has created an ecosystem for innovations and has initiatives for creation and

transfer of knowledge

Overview of Innovation Ecosystem

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PARTICULARS PAGE NO.

1. Creation of Ecosystem 1-62

2. Initiations taken by the Institution 63-156

3. Institution Initiatives for transfer of knowledge

157-232

4. Outcomes

233-291



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Creation of Ecosystem 1. Preamble 1 2. Incubation Center Layout 2-3 3. MoU- Karnataka Innovation and Technology Society, Government of

Karnataka 4-19

4. Agreement for Utilization of Funds under the Scheme for Providing Support for Entrepreneurial and Managerial Development of SMEs through Incubators, Government of Karnataka

20-26

5. New Age Incubation Network Innovative Ideas Incubated at the Incubation Center

27-39

6. Startups in the Campus i. Pace Wisdom Solutions Private Limited 40-42

ii. Karavali Media Private Limited 43-45 iii. DLithe Consultancy Services Private Limited 46-49 iv. Accelerlab Technologies Private Limited 50-53 v. Arvey Ventures Private Limited 54-57 vi. Piefly R&D (OPC) Private Limited 58-62

Initiations taken by the Institution 1. Financial Assistance to Create the Prototype and Graduate as a Start-Up

Sl. No. Name of the Funding Agency / Name of the Innovation

Department of Principal Investigator

Amount Sanctioned in Lakhs

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Financial Assistance for the Academic Year 2017-18 i. Rajalaxmi Education Trust (RET) / Girls Go

kart Vehicle-Team Impetus Mechanical Engineering

1 63-67

ii. Rajalaxmi Education Trust-Design and Fabrication of Go kart Vehicle

0.30 68-77

iii. Rajalaxmi Education Trust Team Octon Racing

0.25 78-81

Financial Assistance for the Academic Year 2016-17 iv. Rajalaxmi Education Trust (RET) / Formula

Car Mechanical Engineering

1 82-87

v. Rajalaxmi Education Trust (RET) / SAE Baja

0.55 88-94



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Initiations taken by the Institution (Continued) 1. Financial Assistance to Create the Prototype and Graduate as a Start-Up (Continued)

Sl. No. Name of the Funding Agency / Name of the Innovation

Department of Principal Investigator

Amount Sanctioned in Lakhs

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Financial Assistance for the Academic Year 2015-16 vi. Rajalaxmi Education Trust (RET) / SAE Baja

Mechanical Engineering

0.5

95-110

0.54961 0.5

0.5073 0.57806

0.89 0.50692 0.72048 2.40423

2. Entrepreneur Development Cell (EDC) Preamble

111

3. Activities Conducted by Entrepreneur Development Cell (EDC) Sl. No. Activity Date Page No.

Academic Year 2019-20 i. Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp DST-NIMAT PROJECT

2019-20

12.9.2019 to

14.9.2019

112-118

Academic Year 2018-19 ii. Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp DST-NIMAT PROJECT

2018-19 27.9.2018

to 29.9.2018

119-126

iii. Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp DST-NIMAT PROJECT 2018-19

21.2.2018 to 23.2.2018

127-135

Academic Year 2017-18 iv. Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp DST-NIMAT PROJECT

2017-18 30.8.2017

to 1.9.2017

136-143

v. Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp DST-NIMAT PROJECT 2017-18

21.9.017 to 23.9.2017

144-152

4. Outcome of Entrepreneur Development Cell (EDC) 153-156



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Institution Initiatives for Transfer of Knowledge 1. NAIN Incubation Center

Preamble 157

2. Activities Conducted by NAIN Incubation Center Sl. No. Activity Date Page No.

Academic Year 2019-20 i. IDEATHON: Think, Create, Re-imagine 10.8.2019 158 ii. EVRY India IDEATHON 20.8.2019 159-161 iii. Talk on Life of an Entrepreneur 20.8.2019 162-163 iv. Startup Karnataka’s E-Step Bootcamp 23.8.2019 164-168 v. UNLOCKED: Coding Challenge 14.9.2019 169-170 vi. CHANGEATHON 2.0 24-Hours Hackathon 15.11.2019

& 16.11.2019

171-173

vii. Workshop on National Startups Award 2020: Eligibility, Process and Benefits

23.12.2019 174

viii. ELEVATE 100 Mangaluru Edition 6.02.2020 175-176 Academic Year 2018-19

ix. Short Term Course on Data Analytics 4.10.2018 to

6.10.2018

177-178

x. Short Term Course on IOT –Applied to Sustainable Technologies

8.10.2018 &

9.10.2018

179-180

xi. Women Entrepreneurship Summit 2.11.2018 &

3.11.2018

181-184

xii. Changeathon 2018: A 24-hour Hackathon 9.11.2018 &

10.11.2018

185-186

Academic Year 2017-18 xiii. Talk on Entrepreneurship 9.2.2018 187-188 xiv. Two days workshop on Salesforce

9.2.2018 &

10.2.2018

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Institution Initiatives for Transfer of Knowledge (Continued) 2. Activities Conducted by NAIN Incubation Center (Continued)

Sl. No. Activity Date Page No. xv. Talk on Looking beyond Engineering 12.2.2018 190-191 xvi. SMARTATHON – A 24 Hour Hackathon on Smart

Technologies 23.2.2018 &

24.2.2018

192-193

xvii. Talk on Artificial Intelligence– Chat Bots

4.2.2018

194

xviii. STARTUP SUMMIT 2018 – IDEATHON 24.2.2018 195-196 xix. Let’s Talk: Igniting the Entrepreneur in you 27.2.2018 197 xx. One day Workshop on Startups: All that you

wanted to know about Startups 20.6.2018 198-205

3. Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Cell Preamble

206

4. Activities Conducted by Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Cell Sl. No. Activity Date Page No.

Academic Year 2019-20 i. One Day Workshop on the Significance of

Intellectual Property Rights Significance for Entrepreneurs and Academia

7.9.2019 207-210

ii. Two Days Workshop on Ideas to Reality 21.2.2020 & 22.2.2020

211-214

iii. KAPILA: Kalam Program for IP Literacy and Awareness

19.10.2020 to 23.10.2020

215-216

iv. IP Awareness Program 12.12.2020 217 Academic Year 2018-19

v. Session on Patent Process 20.3.2019 218 Academic Year 2016-17

vi. Awareness programme on IPR & its Importance 13.9.2016 219 vii. Intellectual Property Rights-Discussion 23.3.2017 220 viii. Legal Aspects of Business and IPR 17.5.2017 221 5. Outcome of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Cell 222-224 6. Department Associations & Career Guidance Cell

225-232



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Outcomes 1. Innovation Clubs, Student Participations & Student Achievements 233-248 2. Prestigious National / State Awards 249-250 3. Department Students Achievements/ Participation in Innovative

Projects Sample Documents 251-274

4. Project Sponsorship from KSCST for the Last Five Academic Years 275-290 5. MITE Foundation for Innovation Research and Startups through

Technology (FIRST) 291



3.2.1 Sample Copy of the Supporting Documents



MITE understands that entrepreneurship is the future of the global economy and have realized

the shift in temperament towards self-employment. The institution is in the mission of aiding the

young aspiring entrepreneurs as global forecasts say that almost one third of millennial today

aspire to some form of entrepreneurial venture.

MITE has set up a conducive ecosystem for the startup culture to flourish with the best

infrastructure, training, and mentorship. The Entrepreneurship Development Cell strives to

identify, nurture and support budding entrepreneurs. The extensive efforts of the cell have shown

results with a large number of Alumni starting their independent ventures. The institution indeed

takes pride in the shaping young Men & Women who aspire to change the future and be part of

their journey.

The institution has state-of-the-art incubation center spanning over 547 sq.m on par with industry

standard. The center has air-conditioned Office spaces, Meeting rooms and high-speed internet

connectivity with the best configured computers. The incubatees are extended access to all the

laboratories. The center has mentors from Industry as well as successful local entrepreneurs on-

board. The center extends technical, management and legal support to the young entrepreneurs

who have just begun to take-off.

Creation of EcosystemPreamble

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SL. No. Title Team lead Semester Department Contact MentorFund granted

(in Lakhs)Jayantha Nayak 6 ECEGhanashyam B 6 MTRYash S Jogi 6 MTRNiranjan Kamath 6 MEShreesha Bhat 6 ISEManoj P 6 ECEShashan Ram 8 CSEVineeth V Pai 8 CSEAkshay A S 8 CSELanston P Fernandes 8 MESmitha Prabhu 6 ECERoyston Parambil 6 MTRVishisht P 6 ECENishal 8 ECESomeya K 6 CSEBhavesh Sharma 6 MTRKarthik K Kumar 8

Avinash Godvin 8

Bharath Kumar 8

Derryl Ashwin 8

Karthikeya V 8

Mithun N 8

Sameeksha 6 MTRManuel 6 MTRNagashree 6 MTRShafail 6 CVMohd. Nabhan 8 CSEAayush Aman 8 CSEPrem shankar Mishra 8 CSEMohd. Sahil 8 MEAlifa shaikh 8 CSEAishwarya K 8 CSEAnimesh Mehta 8 CSESabith Ahmad 8 MTRMohd. Nooruzumaan 8 CSE

2 Godsend: A helping hand at times you need

3 Medical Emergency Drone

4 Areca Sprayer

5 Agua- Smart bottle

6 The Food Ambulance

7 TouchReno: Home Renovation App

MANGALORE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND ENGINEERING, MOODBIDRI

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(An ISO 9001:2015 Certified Institution)

MITE NAIN INCUBATION CENTER

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Sunil Kumar S 2.398

Shivaprasad T K 2.33

2.46Swapna Srinivasan & Praveen Shenoy

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Abhijith B Mohd. Faisal Sanjay M Abhay Kumar Nishanth Raj_

3 Airit ME 7760006193 Dr. Gajanan Naik 2.72

Polarised wind sheild glass for vehicles Swaroop ME 9606434486 2.69

Pavan K Manthan Shetty Akshay AS

Alumni-Accelerlab 10 Dehusking & segregration of Arecanuts Krishnamoorthy K Technologies cSE Glenson Toney 8277074305 2.682

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MANGALORE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND ENGINEERING

(An ISO 9001: 2015 Certified Institution) (Affiliated to Visvesvaraya Technological University Belagavi)

Badaga Mijar, Moodabidri-574225, Karnataka

Entrepreneurship Development Cell (EDC)

Preamble The objective of promoting entrepreneurship among the youth is to nurture a passion for self-

employment. This will open gates for creation of new knowledge-based innovative hi-tech

ventures, industries and new breed of technopreneurs and more avenues of employment

opportunities, thus turning job seekers into job creators. This leads the nation towards industrial

excellence and self-reliance. The Entrepreneurship Development Cell of the college aims

towards achieving the same.

College hosts a well-furnished, state of art Incubation Centre to provide office space &

equipment, technology support and seed capital to nurture the upcoming entrepreneurial talents.

It offers a more robust and approachable facility to the individuals who have high entrepreneur

ambitions. Conduction Entrepreneurship Awareness Program (EAP)- the new generation

entrepreneurs, corporate executives, guest speakers on various domains covering technology &

management are invited to guide and motivate students. Industrial Visits are part of EAP, which

is a great source to gain practical knowledge.

Web Link: https://mite.ac.in/administration/#entrepreneurship-development-cell

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https://mite.ac.in/administration/#entrepreneurship-development-cell

Activities Conducted by Entrepreneur Development Cell (EDC)

ENTREPRENEURSHIP AWARENESS CAMP

DST-NIMAT PROJECT 2019-20

Implemented by:

Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India (EDI), Ahmedabad

Under the aegis of:

The National Science & Technology Entrepreneurship Development Board, DST, Govt. of India

12th September – 14th September 2019

POST PROGRAMME REPORT (PPR)

By

MANGALORE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING, BADAGA MIJAR-574225

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DAY 1(12-09-2019) – Session 1 & 2

An Entrepreneurship Awareness camp (EAC) is conducted at Mangalore Institute of Technology & Engineering (MITE) by the Entrepreneurship Development Cell (EDC) from 12th -14th September 2019. The three-day EAC was inaugurated by Mr. Ramesh K M, CEO & Co-Founder, Trividtrans Private Limited, delivered a talk on “Entrepreneurship: The unwritten rules”. He spoke about the various challenges faced by the entrepreneurship and also the opportunities that can be utilized by the students in order to be the job providers of tomorrow. The EAC is conducted by EDC-MITE in association with National Science & Technology Entrepreneurship Development Board (NSTEDB) and Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India (EDII) Ahmadabad.

Session by Mr. Ramesh K M

The main objective of the camp is to create awareness among the students about the various facets of Entrepreneurship as a career option. The camp will highlight how creativity is essential for success of an entrepreneur and is also aimed at motivating entrepreneurships in individuals.

DAY 1(12-09-2019)-Session 3 & 4

In the second session, Mr. Ramesh K M, CEO & Co-Founder, Trividtrans Private Limited, gave a talk on ‘Entrepreneurship: The unwritten rules’.

Highlights of his topic are:

1. Motivational stories of startup and enterprises. 2. Ideas are useless until executed, execution is everything. 3. The false notion on Entrepreneurship 4. The reward with risk 5. Unofficial MBA of an Entrepreneur. 6. The STAR Team you need (Structure, Technical, Action, Relation)

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He also touched about the following aspects

Brief Introduction about the company Trividtrans. Initial challenges to start the company. Identification of opportunities leads to success. Market study before starting his industry.

Session by Mr. Ramesh K M

In the afternoon sessions, Mr. Ramesh K M, CEO & Co-Founder, Trividtrans Private Limited, gave a talk on “WEALTH CREATION”. Highlights of his topic are:

1. The thing that school do not teach you about. 2. The Money and its Unwritten Laws. 3. The Economy Quadrants ESBI. 4. The cash flow Quadrants. 5. Assets and Liabilities. 6. The Mindset and skill set.

He briefed about the “POWER OF BRANDING” in his last session.

Highlights of his topic are:

1. Importance of Platforms. 2. Content Creation. 3. Investing on passion 4. The significance of Life curve 5. Learning, Money and Goodness

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Sessions gave a clear insight on some of the most essential instincts require for everyone in this amazing world to create something they love, to live the life they want an entrepreneur.

Day 2 (13-09-2019) Industrial Visit

In the last day of the EAC, students were taken to industrial visit to “SKF ELIXER INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED”- Belvai. SKF is the expertise gained in the food grains processing industry for decades that made us aware of the extent of water contamination and the urgent need for pure, mineral water in India. After decades of R&D, company have finally designed, manufactured and launched the entire range of mineral water plants- institutional, commercial, food & beverage industries, public places, including the domestic ones. EDC Coordinator accompanied the students during the industrial visit.

Photo with Defair Solutions team

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Photo of SKF Elixer plant

Photo of SKF Elixer plant

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Group photo of students at SKF Elixer plant

Day 3(14-09-2019)- Session 1& 2

Mr. Sunilkumar B U, Founder and CEO of Defair Integrations, delivered a talk on “Entrepreneurship development in Engineering students”. In his talk, he stressed on how various Entrepreneur development programmes can help the entrepreneurs to enhance their organizing and managerial abilities so that they can run their enterprise efficiently and successfully. He focused on how the employment generation can help in improving the job crisis and how eventually it would lead to benefit the nation’s economy.

Session by Mr. Sunil Kumar

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(An ISO 9001: 2015 Certified Institution) (Affiliated to Visvesvaraya Technological University Belagavi)


NAIN Incubation Center

Preamble Do you have an idea? An Idea that could disrupt and transform. Do you aspire to be an

entrepreneur? Then, you are here at the right place. We at MITE understand that entrepreneurship

is the future of the global economy and have realized the shift in temperament towards self-

employment. The institution is in the mission of aiding the young aspiring entrepreneurs as global

forecasts say that almost one third of millennial today aspire to some form of entrepreneurial

venture.

MITE has set up a conducive ecosystem for the startup culture to flourish with the best

infrastructure, training, and mentorship. The Entrepreneurship Development Cell strives to

identify, nurture and support budding entrepreneurs. The extensive efforts of the cell have shown

results with a large number of Alumni starting their independent ventures. The institution indeed

takes pride in the shaping young Men & Women who aspire to change the future and be part of

their journey.

The institution has state-of-the-art incubation center spanning over 547 sq.m on par with industry

standard. The Center has air-conditioned Office spaces, Meeting rooms and high-speed internet

connectivity with the best configured computers. The incubatees are extended access to all the

laboratories. The center has mentors from Industry as well as successful local entrepreneurs on-

board. The Center extends technical, management and legal support to the young entrepreneurs

who have just begun to take-off. Web Link: https://mite.ac.in/mite-incubation-center/ Video Link: https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/MITE-INCUBATION.mp4

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https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/MITE-INCUBATION.mp4



Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Cell

Preamble Intellectual Property (IP) refers to various distinct types of creations of the mind: inventions,

literary, artistic works, symbols, names, images, and design rights and trade secrets are

recognized under the corresponding fields of law.

An Intellectual Property Right (IPR) Cell has been formed at Mangalore Institute of

Technology and Engineering to provide knowledge by coordinating and conducting activities

related to the Intellectual Property Rights in the Institution and also to create awareness among

the stakeholders.

Web Link: https://mite.ac.in/administration/#intellectual-property-rights-cell

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(An ISO 9001: 2015 Certified Institution)

(Affiliated to Visvesvaraya Technological University Belagavi)


Activities Conducted by Intellectual Property Rights

(IPR) Cell

One Day Workshop on the Significance of Intellectual Property Rights Significance for Entrepreneurs and Academia

Date: 07/09/2019

Session-1: 9:30AM to 10:45AM

Speaker: Dr. Ramamurthy, Senior advisor, Origin IP solutions, Bengaluru.

Dr. Ramamurthy, inaugurated the Workshop and delivered talk on “Demystifying the Spectrum of Intellectual Property Rights, with focus on Trademarks”. He initially spoken about how fresh ideas will come and how unique solutions to problems may become an invention. Further he explained about the commercialization of the idea. He gave examples of new invention like tubeless tires, fighting Dengue using eco green energy outdoor lighting system, X-ray vision T-Shirt, Belt driven Hubless Bicycle etc.

Dr. Ramamurthy sharing his views on innovation

In continuation to that Dr. Ramamurthy explained various domains of IPR protection; those are copyright, patent and trademark. Copyright gives the creator of original work exclusive rights to it. Patent grants an inventor exclusive rights to make, use, sell and import an invention for a limited period of time for a product and trademark is a recognizable sign, design which identifies

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products. He concluded the session by explaining the difference between trademark and service mark.

Session-2: 10:45AM to 11:30AM

Speaker: Ms. Prabhavathi Rao, IPR Cell, VTPC, Karnataka

Ms. Prabhavathi Rao, Delivered Talk on “Growing Significance of Intellectual Property Tools for Entrepreneurs and Academia” in the second session of the Workshop.

Ms. Prabhavathi Rao highlighting various Government Schemes available for Product Development

Ms. Prabhavathi Rao explained the potential of a business to create jobs and how entrepreneurs predominate in the economy. She also explained that Entrepreneurship has offered the opportunity to many of the world’s poor to earn a sustainable livelihood. She offered guidance to develop entrepreneurship promotion among women, youth and minorities as well as offering

guidance on how to establish national centers of excellence in entrepreneurship, encouraging networking and the sharing of good practices. She highlighted about government schemes

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for product development and exporting. In Entrepreneurship development implementing an idea into product plays an important role. The speaker encouraged the Audience to convert their ideas into products and copyrights. The session was concluded by answering the queries of the participants and thereby encouraging them to patent their ideas and also to respect the patents that already exist.

Session-3: 11.45 AM to 12.30 PM

“Spotlights on Patents, Patentability, Innovations and patent Mechanism” addressed by Dr. Sarsija Padmanabhan, IP Consultant, in the third session. In her address, she explained the process of patent publication and granting, which includes Filing, Formal Examination, Prior art Search, Substantiate examination, Publication and grant/refuse, Appeal and Opposition.

Dr. Sarsija Padmanabhan explaining the Patent Process

Session-4: 1.30 PM to 3.30 PM In the Afternoon session Dr. Sarsija Padmanabhan given hands on training of patent search to the participants, which includes the prior art search from various public domain patent data bases like World Intellectual Property (WIPO), Europe databases, Africa Databases, India Databases, US Databases.

Session-5: 3.30PM to 5.00PM

Last Session of the workshop was a Panel Discussion, All the Key Note Speakers were the panelists and Mr. Glenson Toney, Manager, NAIN incubation center, MITE moderated the discussion. All the Panelists actively involved in the discussion and clarified the queries regarding Patent, Trademarks, Copyrights, Design rights of the audience.

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Department Associations & Career Guidance Cell

The institution has Department student associations for transfer of knowledge into technology

demonstration and Career guidance cell to facilitate talks and workshop on the latest trends in

technology, interaction with industry experts through state-of-the-art MITE Alumni innovation

center along with mentoring the students.

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Particulars Web Link

Department Associations

1 Aeronautical Union of Rising Aviators (AURO)

https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/AE_2019-20_Department-Activities-Report.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/AE_2018-19_Department-Activities-Report.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/AE_2017-18_Department-Activities-Report.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/AE_2016-17_Department-Activities-Report.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/AE_2015-16_Department-Activities-Report.pdf

2 Association Civil Engineering Students (ACES)

https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/CIV_2019-20.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/CIV_2018-19-activities-report.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/CIV_2017-18.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/CIV_2016-17.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/CIV_2015-16.pdf

3 Computer Organization of Resourceful Engineers (CORE)

https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/CSE_Forum_2019-20.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/CSE_Forum_2018-19.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/CSE_Forum_2017-18.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/CSE_Forum_2016-17.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/CSE_Forum_2015-16.pdf

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https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/CIV_2019-20.pdf

https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/CIV_2018-19-activities-report.pdf

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4 Electronics & Communication Student Association (ECSA)

https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/ECE_Forum_AY_2019-20.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/ECE_Forum_AY_2018-19.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/ECE_Forum_AY_2017-18.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/ECE_Forum_AY_2016-17.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/ECE_Forum_AY_2015-16.pdf

5 Zerone https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/ISE-Dept-Activities_19-20.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/ISE_DepActivities_18-19.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/ISE_DepActivities_17-18.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/ISE-Dept-Activities_16-17.pdf

https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/ISE_DepActivities_15-16.pdf

6 Mechmites https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/MECH_Forum-2019-20.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/MECH_Forum-2018-19.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/MECH_Forum-2017-18.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/MECH_Forum-2016-17.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/MECH_Forum-2015-16.pdf

7 Mechatronics and Automation Club for Xploration (MACX)

https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/MTR-2019-20-Activity-Report.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/MTR-2018-19-Activity-Report.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/MTR-2017-18-Activity-Report.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/MTR-2016-17-Activity-Report.pdf

8 Finance, HR, Marketing, ECO, CSR, Research Club

https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/MBA_Newsletter-2019-20-FINAL.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/MBA_Newsletter-2018-19-FINAL.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/MBA_Newsletter-2017-18.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/MBA_Newsletter-2016-17-FINAL.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/MBA_Newsletter-2015-16-FINAL-.pdf

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Particulars

Web Link

9 Career Guidance Cell

https://mite.ac.in/wp- content/uploads/2021/08/MITE_CGC_Activities_2019- 20_Web.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp- content/uploads/2021/08/MITE_CGC_Activities_2018- 19_Web.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp- content/uploads/2021/08/MITE_CGC_Activities_2017- 18_Web.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp- content/uploads/2021/08/MITE_CGC_Activities_2016_17_Web .pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp- content/uploads/2021/08/MITE_CGC_Activities_2015_16_Web .pdf

10 Alumni Committee

https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/MITE_Alumni_Interactions_2019-20.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/MITE_Alumni_Interactions_2018-19.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/MITE_Alumni_Interactions_2017-18.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/MITE_Alumni_Interactions_2016-17.pdf https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/MITE_Alumni_Interactions_15-16.pdf

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Innovation Clubs, Student Participation & Achievements

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Innovation Clubs

1 AIREINO https://mite.ac.in/aeronautical-engineering/#aireino-club

2 Automotive Club https://mite.ac.in/mechanical-engineering/#automotive-club

3 Robotics Club https://mite.ac.in/mechatronics/#robotics-club

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Prestigious National / State Awards

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Name of the Award Year Web Link

1 ‘State Best Project’ at Avishkar 2020 https://mite.ac.in/awards-and-

achievements/#achievements-

2019-20

2 ‘State Best Project of the Year’ from Karnataka State Council for Science & Technology (KSCST)

3 ‘Best Performing College of the Year’ at KSCST Sate Level Annual Student Project Program

4 Recognized as Top Performing Institution in the first UiPath Academic challenge 2019

5 Mite Go-Kart Team Receives “Future Award” By Isie-India in Indian Karting Race

6 Mite Secures 6th & 9th Prize in Anveshana- A State Level Project Competition

7 ‘Overall Champions’ at National Hybrid Car Championship

2019 https://mite.ac.in/awards-and-


2018-19 8 Best Hoverpod Design’ at IIT

Kharagpur 9 ‘Top 3 Best Project’ at Unisys 20/20 10 State Best Project of the year -2019”

from Karnataka State Council for Science & Technology

11 ‘Best Design Eco Kart Award’ at all India Eco Kart Championship

2018 https://mite.ac.in/awards-and-


2017-18 12 ‘My Glory, My Ride’ award at Solar

Vehicle Championship 13 ‘Appreciation Award’ at Imperial

Society of Innovative Engineers 14 ‘State Best Project of the Year’ from

Karnataka State Council for Science & Technology (KSCST)

15 Formula MITE Racing of MITE secured third position in Design in FMAE Formula Student 2017 (FFS-2017)

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Name of the Award Year Web Link

16 ‘Platinum Award’ at KPIT Sparkle 2017

https://mite.ac.in/awards-and-


2016-17

17 ‘Top 3 Best Project’ at Unisys 20/20

18 MITE ATV is awarded as ‘Most Popular Car of the Year’ by JK Tyres Motorsport

2016 https://mite.ac.in/awards-and-achievements/#achievements-2015-16

19 ‘Top 3 Best Project’ at Unisys 20/20

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For More Documents Follow the Links Below

Name of the Department

Web Link

Aeronautical Engineering https://mite.ac.in/aeronautical- engineering/#Achievements-AERO

Civil Engineering https://mite.ac.in/civil- engineering/#Achievements-CIV

Computer Science & Engineering

https://mite.ac.in/computer-science- engineering/#Achievements-CSE

Electronics & Communication

Engineering

https://mite.ac.in/electronics-comm- engineering/#1625120368237-2f8372c8-6a88

Information Science & Engineering

https://mite.ac.in/information-science-engineering/#student-achievements-ISE

Mechanical Engineering https://mite.ac.in/mechanical- engineering/#1624789548702-23b82f55-c242

Mechatronics Engineering https://mite.ac.in/mechatronics/#Achievements- MTR

Master of Business Administration (MBA)

https://mite.ac.in/mba/#1625117756160- 6183647b-8269

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Project Sponsorship from KSCST for the Last Five Academic Years

Sl. No Academic Year Web Link

1 2019-2020 https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/2019_2020-KSCST-SPP-projects-All.pdf

2 2018-2019 https://mite.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/2018_2019-KSCST-SPP-Projects-All.pdf




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MITE Foundation for Innovation Research and Startups

through Technology

The MITE Foundation for Innovation Research and Startups through Technology (MITE-

FIRST) is established under the aegis of the Rajalaxmi Education Trust Mangalore. The

Foundation has been leading transformation and a paradigm shift towards innovation through

technologies by providing a comprehensive eco-system on building solutions that are sustainable

and address societal issues. The efforts of the foundation have resulted in MITE turning to be a

hub for innovation and young startups.

MITE FIRST focuses on agro-tech, social innovation, and software services, identifies

innovative ideas from students, faculty, and alumni, and extends technical, financial, and legal

aid. The foundation works in conjunction with the Entrepreneurship Development Cell,

Incubation Center and the Research Council to identify the emerging ideas, provide support and

elevate them to startups that can disrupt businesses.

With MITE having an industry-standard Incubation Center, grants from the Government of

Karnataka and MSME Government of India, the MITE foundation further fuels the innovation

ecosystem on campus with funding for innovative ideas. The incubation Center currently houses

three Alumni Startups, 20 idea incubates and provides an infrastructure that boosts innovation.

Web Link:

https://mite.ac.in/mite-first/

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