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followed the much-anticipated discussion around the

organisation, my hobbies & interests, future plans,reasons

for going for an internship rather than a full-time job, etc.

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while, she informed me that I was hired for the internship

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who were majorly from Fortune 500 companies, about

our ongoing projects. I worked with them on the pilot

stage as well as after the closure of deals. I participated in

various research initiatives wherein we did a competitor

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troubleshoot different sorts of problems and come up

with innovative and effective solutions. I also liaised with

the content curation and engineering and support teams

to ensure that the deliverables were met on time. During

my tenure, I closely observed the industry trends and

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WORLD UNIVERSITY RANKING 2019

No Indian University in Top 300

Indian TOP 10 1. IISC Banlgore

2. IIT Ropar

3. IIT Indore

4. IIT Bombay

5. IIT Delhi

6. IIT Kharagpur

7. ICT Mumbai

8. IIT Gandhinagar

9. IIT Roorkee

10. Amrita VV TN

11. BHU, Varanasi

12. University of Delhi

13. IISER Pune

14. IIT Bhubaneswar

15. IIT Guwahati

16. IIT Hyderabad

17. IIT Kanpur

18. IIT Madras

19. JMI New Delhi

20. JNU Delhi

Times Higher Education has published its annual rank-

ing of the world’s top universities for 2020, listing no

Indian university in top 300.

IISC Banglore tops the Indian University list with rank-

ing 301-350. The second entry in the list is IIT Ropar

followed by IIT Indore.

Although, India has jumped significantly in The Times

Higher Education World University Rankings 2020,

with 56 institutions making it to the list, up from 49

previously.

The older IITs -- Bombay, Delhi and Kharagpur are in

the 401-500 bracket; IIT Roorkee is in the 501-600 and

IIT Guwahati, Kanpur and IIT Madras in the 601-800

category.

The University of Oxford retained the top spot for the

fourth consecutive year, while the California Institute

of Technology rose from fifth to the second position.

The University of Cambridge, Stanford University and

the Massachusetts Institute of Technology each fell by

one place to third, fourth and fifth respectively.

Madhya Pradesh Oriental University Indore

One Day Workshop on Virtual Lab

Virtual Labs project is an initiative of

Ministry of Human Resource Development

(MHRD), Government of India under the

aegis of National Mission on Education

through Information and Communication

Technology (NMEICT). This project is a

consortium activity of twelve participating

institutes and IIT Delhi is coordinating

institute. It is a paradigm shift in ICT-based

education. For the first time, such an

initiative has been taken-up in remote

experimentation. Under Virtual Labs

project, over 100 Virtual Labs consisting of

approximately 700+ web-enabled

experiments were designed for

remote-operation and viewing. Oriental

University, Indore is one of the Nodal

Centre of Virtual Lab-IIT Delhi.

Mr. Rakesh Singh Lodhi, Nodal

Coordinator, Virtual Lab Oriental

University, Indore organize One Day

xnrjsgnp nm “VIRTUAL LAB” daued 12th

September, 2019. It is associated with

IIT-Delhi. This workshop is conducted by

Mr. Prateek Sharma Mentor Virtual Lab

Project IIT Delhi, Mr. Shivam Sundram and

Mr. Rajat Kumar Jha from Virtual Lab

Team IIT, Delhi. Workshop is inaugurated

by Dr. Garima Ghai, Dean Academics

Oriental University, Indore. Ms. Bhavini

Kumawat has given welcome address and

Mr. Rakesh Singh Lodhi given vote of

thanks in workshop. Total numbers of 32

faculty members from engineering

(Compu ter Sc ienc e , Mec hanic al

Engineering, Civil Engineering and Electri-

cal & Electronics Engineering) as well as

about 100 students were attended.

Orissa IIT Bhubaneswar

Hindi Pakhwada

14 th Sept, 2019 Bhubaneswar: On the occasion of Hindi Di-

was, Rajbhasha Ekak and Hindi literary Society of students

Gymkhana „Abhivyakti‟, Indian Institute of Technology

Bhubaneswar organized a 15 day (1 st Sept-14 th Sept, 2019),

“Hindi Pakhwada” in the Campus. The programme organ-

ized included various competitions like debates, quiz com-

petitions, poetry recitation, essay competition etc. The

Pakhwada was organized to celebrate, the importance of

“Hindi language”; along with creating awareness about its

use in daily life. Speaking on the occasion of closing cere-

mony of the program, Prof. RV Raja Kumar, Director, IIT

Bhubaneswar, said “Hindi is one language which can be

spoken across the country and students should be taught

the importance of the language. We are happy to host the

Pakhwada on the Campus and the students, faculty and

staff have actively participated in various competitions

which were held during the event. At IIT Bhubaneswar, we

due importance to implement the Rajbhasha Policies of the

Govt. of India.” Various neighbouring colleges and insti-

tutes participated in these programs. The popular pro-

grams were Hindi creative writing “Rachnatamak Lekhan”

and extempore competition “Bas ye Pal.” The inter institute

program included Debate competition “Vaad-Vivaad” on

various contemporary issues. The main attraction of the

Pakhwadas was self-composed Hindi poetry recitation com-

petition “Awaz Dil Ki”. Twelve teams have participated in

the “Vaad – Vivad” competition and more than 20 in “Awaz

Dil Ki”. For the employees of the institute Hindi extempore

(Aashubhasan), Hindi essay writing (Nibandh Lekhan) and

Hindi workshop on “online Hindi dictionary” were organ-

ized during the Pakhwada. Prof. R.V.Rajakumar, Director, IIT

Bhubaneswwar graced the closing ceremony and distrib-

uted mementos and certificates to the winners of the vari-

ous competitions. Also present at the occasion was Col (Dr.)

Subodh Kumar, faculty and staff members.PIC Rajbhasha

Ekak concluded the function by reading our message of

Shri Amit Shah, Hon‟ble Home Minister, Govt. of India on

this occasion.

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New Delhi JAMIA MILLIA ISLAMIA CENTRAL UNIVERSITY

Jamia Millia Islamia‟s Business Club and Department of Commerce and Business Studies jointly organised an Entrepreneurship Orientation Program and a visit of nearly 100 students to the Incubator facility at N a t i on a l Sm a l l I n du s t ri es Corporation (NSIC), Okhla, New Delhi.

The purpose of the visit was to famil-iarize the students with various aspects related to setting up a business and provide an insight to the various issues of entrepreneurship.

It was an interactive program comprised of multiple sessions held by the various officials of N.S.I.C. Students were explained about different types of Small and Medium Enterprises in India.

Investment requirements, types of machinery used, the requirement of labour, types of costs and other essential requirements in setting up small scale businesses like paper plate, soya milk production, napkin making, yarn making, bakery, offset printing, wire nail, spice grinding & packaging and prototyping to incubation of ideas and finally materializing them came up for discussion in various sessions during the day-long orientation program.

An elaborate Entrepreneurship Orientation Program (EOP) was held to familiarize the students with the technicalities of entrepreneurship. The topics discussed, ranged from the Indian Economy‟s challenges and problems to finding solutions and role of start-ups and other business houses. The session also emphasized the causes of failure of start-ups in India, finding business opportunities and significance of proper marketing. Various government schemes supporting entrepreneurship in India were also thoroughly discussed.

National Small Industries Corporation

(NSIC), Okhla, New Delhi

GOA Don Bosco College of Engineering

Refrigeration and HVAC

T h e r e f r e s h e r c o u r s e o n

“Refrigeration and HVAC” was

organized by the Mechanical

Department of Don Bosco College of

Engineering in association with

ISHRAE on 30th August to 31st

August 2019.

The first session on day 1 commenced with the key note address by

Mr.Tanay Rege, Assistant Professor DBCE, who gave a brief insight on

“Fundamentals of Refrigeration”. The next session was by Mr.Ishan

Kossambe, Assistant Professor DBCE who explained “Fundamentals of

Psychrometry and Psychrometric Processes”. Third session for the day

was given by Mr.P rakash Naik, Manager GSL who gave in-depth

knowledge on “Indoor Air Quality”. This session was followed by a session

on “Ventilation” by Dr. Jagannath Hirkude, Associate Professor Goa

College of Engineering.

The second day of the workshop commenced with a session on “Heating &

Cooling Load Calculations”by Mr KedarAcharya, Executive Application

Engineering Schindler India Pvt. Ltd. The next session for the day was

delivered by Mr Balkrishna Chodankar, Lectural in Mechanical Engineer-

ing (Selection Grade) at Government Polytechnic Bicholimon “Energy

Audit”.The Post lunch session was delivered by Mr. K B Kulkarni, Owner

of Comfort Services. He delivered a session on “Maintenance of HVAC

Systems”.

This two day refresher course finally came to conclusion with a valedictory

session presided by Chief Guest, K B Kulkarni. The participants were

awarded a certificate by Prof. Ajit Salunke, HOD-Mechanical DBCE. The

feedback given by the participants was overwhelming.

Mr. Deepak Kolur

Mr. Deepak Kolur, Alumnus of Don Bosco College of Engineering, who passed out in 2017-18 from the Mechanical Engineering Department brought laurels to the Institution by winning an Award in appreciation of his contribution to the National Growth as an Entrepreneur on

occasion of World Entrepreneurs Day from BNI, Goa. He was nominated for this award by Goa State Innovation Council and received the Award from Fr. Kinley D’Cruz, Director, DBCE, who was the Chief Guest for the function. Deepakalong with Saideep had undertaken the project titled “Disabled Friendly Wheel Chair”in their final year engineering under the guidance of Prof. Swapnil Ramani and Prof. Prof. Ajit Salunke, HOD- Mechanical Department. They had entered the Zonal Rounds of DRDO Competition “DRUSE”in 2018 and the project was selected for India International Science Festival 2018at Lucknow among top 22 projects in “Make in India”Category &among 100 from 2200 entries. They were supported by Mr. Sudip Phaldessai, Project Officer, Goa State Innovation Council in their quest for entrepreneurship. Fr. Kinley D’Cruz, Director, Dr. Neena Panandikar, Principal congratulated Deepak and his team for their splendid achievements in the field of entrepre-neurship at such an early start of their career.

नई टेक्नोलॉजी से अपडेटेड स्टूडेंट्स चाहती है बहुर्ााष्ट्रीय कंपननयां -

नननतन शर्ाा

Chattisgarh SSIPMT Raipur

श्री शकंर्ाचाया इंस्टीट्यटू ऑफ प्रोफेषनल र्ैनेजर्ेंट एण्ड टेक्नालॉजीए र्ायपरु् र्ें एक दिवसीय कायाषाला का आयोजन ककया जजसर्ें र्ुख्य वक्ता क्वालकॉर् इंडडया के इनोवेषन प्रर्खु श्री नननतन शर्ाा श्री दहर्िेश ससघंल; (सीईओ सीर् अकािर्ी) र्हें।

श्री निनिि षममा िे छमत्रों से इंटरएऺि में बिमयम कि किस िरह से इण्डस्ट्रीज अपिम स्ट्वरुप बदऱ रही है और हर ददि दनुियम िी किसी ि किसी िोिे में अववष्िमर हो रहे हैं और आईण्टीण ्इण्डस्ट्री िो हर दो समऱ बमद अपिे िए स्ट्वरुप में आ रही है। उन्होंिे छमत्रों िो 5 जी टेक्िोऱॉजीए आदटाकिससयऱ इंटेसऱजेंसए मशीि ऱनििंग और भी िई टेक्िोऱॉजी में िैसे अपडेट रहिम है इसिे गुर ससखमए। उसिे बमद श्री निनिि शममा िे िॉऱेज द्वमरम स्ट्थमवपि सेंटर ऑि एक्सीऱेंस ववजजट किये जजसमें उन्होिें छमत्रों द्वमरम बिमए गए प्रोजेक्ट िो सरमहम एवं उन्हें अन्य प्रोजेक््स पर िमम िरिेहेिु दटप्स भी ददए। श्री निनिि शममा क़्वमऱिॉम इंडडयम में आईण्पीण ्इंजीनियर एवं वप्रसंसपऱ हैं। श्रीनिनिि शममा एवं श्री दहरदेश ससघंऱ पेटेन्ट एवं एक्सपटा होिे िे िमिे उन्होंिे सभी स्ट्टॉि से एि बैठि भी िी िथम उन्होंिे पेटेन््स िी महत्विम िो बिमयम कि यह किििम जरुरी हैए इससे छमत्रों में भी ियम िरिे िी ऺमिम उत्पन्ि होिी है। इस अवसर पर संस्ट्थम िे चेयरमेि श्री निषमंि त्रत्रपमठी िे िहम कि हममरी पूरी िोसशश रहिी है कि हम छमत्रों िो िए टेक्िोऱॉजी में अपडेट रखें एवं जरुरि पड़े िो हमें बमहर से भी रेिर कि ममध्यम ् से दऺ िरमिे हैं। इस िमयाशमऱम िो

Maharashtra Tulsiramji Gaikwad Patil College of Engineering &

Technology

Computer Hardware and networking awareness program

Recently the Computer Science & Engineering department of Tulsiramji Gaikwad-Patil College of Engineering and Technology, Second Shift Polytechnic gas or|anh{ed a one daz pro|ram on “Compvuer gardxare and neuxorkhn| axareness pro|ram” for uge students of second year and third year. The program was organized with a vision of providing knowledge to the students and making them aware of latest trends in industry about networking and computer hardware.

It was an informative and knowledgeable experience for the students. Students have

prepared the report of their highly enriching experience and submitted to the

department. Tulsiramji Gaikwad-Patil College of Engineering and Technology conducts guest lectures at regular intervals

where students are gain knowledge on the different aspects of computer engineering. Mr. Santosh Selokar, the Founder of

SSIT, Nagpur, has given training on technical & soft skills for the betterment

of students. He assisted students in enhancing their overall skills set to improve their employability level to

match industry expectations. More and more corporations around the world recognize that, in order to gain a competi-

tive advantage, they need to make sure their people

know how to handle themselves at work and

how to relate with the new technologies, so Mr.Santosh emphasizes

on this. SIT pvt ltd offers internship projects to students to give them an exposure to real-time work envi-

ronment by letting them work on live pro-jects.

The Chairman Of GPG Dr. Mohan Gaikwad Patil,Treasurer of GPG Prof. Sandeep Gaikwad ,Vice-Principal of TGPCET

Dr.Prabha.S.Nair, Prof.Niteen Kakade, Dean, Second Shift Polytechnic appreciated efforts taken by CSE Department.

Pench Irrigation Project and hydrology climate

change station, Nagpur

The students of 3rd year and 4th year Civil

Engineering Department of Tulsiramji

Gaikwad–Patil College of Engineering &

Technology, Nagpur on 18th Aug 2019

visited to Pench Irrigation Project and

hydrology climate change station, followed by

the guest lecture of Er N. Z. Baiswarey, Sub

Divisional Engineer, Hydrology Project

Division under Forum ARTEX in Association

with ICI Student's Chapter and IEI. During

the visit students explored the practical

application of hydrology Plant that which is a

part of their syllabus. Students were amazed

to observe the working system of the Plant.

Their inquisitive behavior on the same made

them co-relate their theoretical knowledge

with practical experience.

Dr. Mohan Gaikwad Patil, Chairman

G.P.G.; Prof. Sandeep Gaikwad, Principal

T.G.P.C.E.T. & Treasurer G.P.G.I.; Dr. Geeta

Padole-Gaikwad, Director Admission,

G.P.G.I.; Dr. Prabha Nair, Vice-Principal

(Academics), Prof . Pragati Pat i l

V i c e - P r i n c i p a l ( A d m i n i s t r a t i o n )

T.G.P.C.E.T., For the successful completion of

the site visit all efforts taken by Prof. Amey

Khedikar, HOD, Civil Engineering

Department T.G.P.C.E.T.; encouraged the

students for visit. Prof. Aasif M Baig and Prof.

Tina Khandale from department of Civil

Engineering accompanied the students.

Telangana J.B. Institute of Engineering & Technology

8th Graduation Day

J.B. Institute of Engineering & Technology located at

Yenkapally, Moinabad celebrated its 8th Graduation day on

27th July,2019 at their lush green campus spread over 106 acres

near Moinabad.

Dr.N.Yadaiah, Registrar JNTUH Hyderabad and Mr.Bala

Prasad, Principal consultant and Head Digital Initiative, TCS

Hyderabad graced the occasion as Chief Guest and Guest of

Honour respectively. The event was presided over by Prof.

Kolakaluri Enoch Chairman BOG, JBIET, Padamasri awardee

and former Vice chancellor S.V University, Sri J.V.Krishna Rao

Secretary, J.B Educational Society , Maj. Gen. Dr.S.S. Dasaka

(Retd) CEO, Dr.Niraj Upadhayaya Principal, Deans and

Chairpersons of Boards of Studies. Addressing the passing out

graduates, Secretary JBES said that for someone to be

successful in life he/she should possess seven qualities such as

Relationship & Networking, Problem Solving, Communication,

Leadership, Out of Box Thinking, Perseverance and Self-Belief.

He wished all the graduates a very successful career. He

congratulated all the toppers for their outstanding performance

in their academics. Speaking on this occasion, the Chief Guest

Prof.N.Yadaiah said that the world has entered into the era of

data; the fast growing and proliferation of new technologies

have not also opened doors for new opportunities but also

throwing new challenges. There is a growing competition in

every field, students should be equipped to meet the challenges

and develop a habit of lifelong learning to keep themselves

abreast. He concluded by saying that it is important to

remember the roots, to respect their parents and seeking their

blessing all of which will take them a long way.

Speaking on the occasion, the Guest of honour advised the

graduates to develop a passion towards the careers they opt and

added that it is imperative to know the process and procedure

of the organizations where they are working. Communication

will play a vital role in scaling up the ladder.

In his message to the students, the Chairman BOG advised the

students to become entrepreneurs rather than job seekers and

to try to be competent to face the challenges ahead and emerge

as champions and achieve success in life and bring laurels to

their parents and institution. The Toppers were presented with

Gold & Silver medals and with merit certificates by the

dignitaries. Around 600 B.Tech, M.Tech, MBA and MCA

graduates/ postgraduates along with their parents attended the

Graduation Day function.

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