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Sports Quota Selection Trials to be held on 10th and 11th April 2018

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Sports Quota Selection Trials to be held on 10th and 11th April 2018

SRM Imparting Training to Students From Indonesia in Internet Of Things

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SRMIST hosted a group of 10 students and faculty from Amikom University-Jogyakarta in Indonesia, for a week-long intensive course on Internet of Things (IoT) delivered by the IT department.

The course was designed as a beginner’s course to IoT. The course curricula spanned 20 contact hours inclusive of a mini project. At the end of the course, the students gained proficiency in basic terminologies, application domains, architecture, infrastructural needs, protocols and scope of IoT. The students also showed motivation to take up next level courses on MOOC offered by Course era or Edx on IoT, for enhancing their learning after this crash course.

One of the hottest new disruptions, IoT is set to have 8.4 Billion Connected "Things" in use by 2017, up 31 percent from 2016. Consumer Applications will represent 63 percent of total IoT applications in 2017.

SRM IST is at the cutting edge of research and education in IoT and has rapidly adapted to the future demands of industry by producing graduates who are industry ready for this industry. It is widely anticipated that, apart from automotive systems, the applications that will be most in use by consumers will be smart TVs and digital set-top boxes, while smart electric meters and commercial security cameras will be most in use by businesses.

The course is set to be repeated over the next two years, as part of a recent agreement signed by the two partners.

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SRMIST has conducted a week-long course on IOT for 10 students and faculty from Amikom University-Jogyakarta, Indonesia

Dr. L .Sivachandiran

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Research Department:

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Education: 
M.Sc., Ph.D
Designation: 
Research Assistant Professor
About: 

 

Welcome to National Plasma Chemical Laboratory (NPCL)

Currently, I am a Research Assistant Professor in the Department of Chemistry and Research Institute, SRM Institute of Science and Technology (formerly known as SRM University). Earlier, I was a Postdoctoral Researcher in the laboratory of Groupe de Recherche sur l'Energie des MilieuxIonisés (GREMI) Orleans, France; Sciences de l'Atmosphère et Génie de l'Environnement (SAGE), Mines Douai, France. I received PhD in Cold Plasma Physics and Chemistry from Laboratoire de Physique des Plasmas (LPP), EcolePolytechnique, Paris, France (2013). My research interests include Non Thermal Plasma (NTP) Technology & Heterogeneous Catalysis for Energy and Environmental Remediation Processes.

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Research Interests: 
  • Heterogeneous catalysis
  • Air quality and treatment process
  • CO2 conversion into fuels
  • Cold plasma technology for Energy, Environmental and Agricultural applications
Group: 

Research Scholars:

1. Mr. Nitesh Govind Joshi

Research Topic: "Non Thermal Plasma Heterogeneous catalysis for CO2 conversion to value added products".

2. Mr. K. Santhosh

Research Topic: "Non Thermal Plasma-Catalytic reactor for simultaneous Removal of NO and VOCs (PCR-NOxVOC)”.

Publications: 
  • L. Sivachandiran, A. Khacef, Enhanced seed germination and plant growth by atmospheric pressure cold air plasma: combined effect of seed and water treatment, RSC Advances 7 (2017) 1822-1832 (IF. 3.289).
  • P. Harb, L. Sivachandiran, V. Gaudion, F. Thevenet, N. Locoge, The 40 m3 Innovative experimental Room for INdoor Air studies (IRINA): development and validations, Chemical Engineering Journal, 306 (2016) 568-578 .(IF: 5.310)
  • L. Sivachandiran*, F. Thevenet, A. Rousseau, D. Bianchi, NO2 adsorption mechanism on TiO2: an in-situ transmission infrared spectroscopy study, Applied Catalysis B: Environmental, 198 (2016) 411-419. (IF: 8.328)
  • T. Pham Huu, L. Sivachandiran, P. Da Costa, A. Khacef, Methane, Propene and Toluene Removal by Plasma- Pd/-Al2O3 Hybrid Reactor: Investigation of Synergetic Effect, Topics in Catalysis, 59 (2016) 1-7. (IF: 2.355)
  • L. Sivachandiran, A. Khacef, In-situ and ex-situ NO oxidation assisted by sub-microsecond pulsed multi-pin-to-plane corona discharge: Effect of pins density, RSC Advances, 6 (2016) 29983-29995. (IF. 3.289)
  • F. Thevenet, L. Olivier, F. Batault, L. Sivachandiran, N. Locoge, Acetaldehyde adsorption on TiO2: Influence of NO2 preliminary adsorption, Chemical Engineering Journal, 281 (2015) 126-133. (IF: 5.310)
  • L. Sivachandiran, F. Thevenet, A. Rousseau, Isopropanol removal using MnXOY packed bed non-thermal plasma reactor: comparison between continuous treatment and sequential adsorption/regeneration, Chemical Engineering Journal, 270 (2015) 327-335. (IF: 5.310)
  • F. Thevenet, L. Sivachandiran, O. Guaitella, C. Barakat, A. Rousseau, Plasma-catalyst coupling for VOC removal and indoor air treatment: a review, Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics, 47 (2014) 224011. (IF: 2.772)
  • L. Sivachandiran*, F. Thevenet, A. Rousseau, Regeneration of IPA Saturated MnXOY Surface: Comparison of Thermal, Ozonolysis and Non-Thermal Plasma Treatments, Chemical Engineering Journal, 246 (2014) 184-195. (IF: 5.310)
  • L. Sivachandiran, F. Thevenet, A. Rousseau, Non-Thermal Plasma Assisted Regeneration of Acetone Adsorbed TiO2 Surface, Plasma Chemistry & Plasma Processing, 33 (2013) 855-871. (IF: 1.811)
  • L. Sivachandiran, F. Thevenet, P. Gravejat, A. Rousseau, Investigation of NO and NO2 Adsorption Mechanism on TiO2 at Room Temperature, Applied Catalysis B: Environmental, 142-143 (2013) 196-204. (IF: 8.328)
  • L. Sivachandiran, F. Thevenet, P. Gravejat, A. Rousseau, Isopropanol Saturated TiO2 Surface Regeneration by Non-Thermal Plasma: Influence of Air Relative Humidity, Chemical Engineering Journal, 214 (2013) 17–26. (IF: 5.310)
  • L. Sivachandiran, J. Karuppiah, Ch. Subrahmanyam, DBD Plasma Reactor for Oxidative Decomposition of Chlorobenzene, International Journal of Chemical Reactor Engineering, 10 (2012) A62. (IF: 0.759)
  • J. Karuppiah, E. Linga Reddy, L. Sivachandiran, R. Karvembu, Ch. Subrahmanyam, Nonthermal Plasma Assisted Photocatalytic Oxidation of Dilute Benzene, Journal of Chemical Science, 124 (2012) 841–845. (IF: 1.085)
  • J. Karuppiah, L. Sivachandiran, R. Karvembu, Ch. Subrahmanyam, Catalytic Plasma Reactor for Abatement of Dilute Nitrobenzene, Chinese Journal of Catalysis, 32 (2011) 795–799. (IF: 1.964)
  • J. Karuppiah, L. Sivachandiran, R. Karvembu, Ch. Subrahmanyam, Catalytic Non thermal Plasma Reactor for The Abatement of Low Concentrations of Isopropanol, Chemical Engineering Journal, 165 (2010) 194–199. (IF: 5.310)
  • Symposiums and Conferences
  • A. Khacef, HT. Pham, L. Sivachandiran,Combination of Non-Equilibrium Atmospheric Plasma and Catalyst for Gas Cleaning: NOx, VOCs, and CO Removal, International Symposium on Plasmas for Catalyses and Energy Materials, June-2016, Tianjin, China.
  • L. Sivachandiran,O. Eichwald, A. Khacef, J.P. Sarrette, M. Yousfi, Multi-Pinscorona discharge treatment of dry air flue gas polluted by nitrogen oxide with or without propene: Experimental and theoretical investigation for an optimized chemical kinetics, 21st International Conference on Gas Discharges and Their Applications (GD2016), September 11-16, Nagoya University, Nagoya, Japan.
  • A Khacef,L Sivachandiran, Atmospheric pressure double Dielectric Barrier Discharge treatment of water and seeds for stimulation of germination and plants growth, 1st International Work shop on Plasma Agriculture, May-2016, Philadelphie, US.
  • L. Sivachandiran, I. Gokalp, A. Khacef, Hydrogenation of CO2 using plasma driven Ni/-Al2O3 catalyst, 22nd International Symposium on Plasma Chemistry, ISPC-22, 2015, July 5-10, University of Antwerp, Antwerp, Belgium.
  • T. Pham Huu, L. Sivachandiran, P. Da Costa, A. Khacef, Methane, Propene and Toluene Removal by Plasma-Pd/-Al2O3 Hybrid Reactor: Investigation of Synergetic Effect, 22nd International Symposium on Plasma Chemistry, ISPC-22, 2015, July 5-10, University of Antwerp, Antwerp, Belgium.
  • F. Thevenet, L. Sivachandiran, P. Harb, V. Gaudion, N. Quille, N. Locoge, Development, equipment and validation of a 40m3 experimental room dedicated to indoor air studies, Atmos'fair, 2015, June 9-10, Lyon, France.
  • L. Sivachandiran,F. Thevenet, A. Rousseau, Aging of TiO2 Surface: Quantitative Assessment of NO and NO2 Adsorption Mechanisms, 3esJourneesEuropeennes de Photocalyse (JEP), 25-27, September, 2013, Slovenia.
  • L. Sivachandiran, F. Thevenet, A. Rousseau, Non Thermal Plasma Assisted Catalytic Removal of IPA at ppb level by MnO2 Packed Bed Reactor: Comparison of System Efficiency, 19th International Colloquium on Plasma Processes (CIP) September 9-13, 2013, Paris, France.
  • L. Sivachandiran,F. Thevenet, P. Gravejat, A. Rousseau, Investigation of NO and NO2 Adsorption Mechanisms on TiO2 at Room Temperature: Influence of Concentration, XIth European Congress on Catalysis, September 1-6, 2013, Lyon, France.
  • L. Sivachandiran, F. Thevenet, P. Gravejat, A. Rousseau, D. Bianchi, Influence of Non Thermal Plasma on Sorbents Regeneration: Application of FT-IR on Sorbent Surface and Downstream Analysis. 5th International Workshop on Plasma Spectroscopy (IPS), Presqu'île de Giens, May-13 to 16, 2012, France.
  • F. Thevenet, P. Gravejat, L. Sivachandiran, O. Guaitella, A. Rousseau. Combination of FTIR Spectroscopy and GC-FID+MS to Elucidate Toluene Reactivity Induced by Non-Thermal Plasma at ppb level. 5th International Workshop on Plasma Spectroscopy (IPS), Presqu'île de Giens, May 13-16, 2012, France.
  • L. Sivachandiran, F. Thevenet, P. Gravejat, A. Rousseau, Non Thermal Plasma Surface Discharge Assisted Regeneration of CO and CO2 Adsorbed TiO2: Effect of Humidity, The 18th International Colloquium on Plasma Processes (CIP) July-4 to 8, 2011, Nantes, France.
  • F. Thevenet, L. Sivachandiran, P. Gravejat, A. Rousseau, Regeneration of Inorganic Sorbent Surface: Investigation of adsorbed VOC Oxidation using Surface Discharge, PPOMP, November 25-28, 2011, Kottayam, India (Invited talk).
Teaching: 

B.Tech. - Chemistry, Principles of environmental sciences.

BSc- Principles of Analytical Chemistry

Opportunities & Contact: 

One (Project) Vacancy for MSc/M.Tech student.

 

Dr. L. Sivachandiran
Research Assistant Professor
Research Institute & Chemistry Department,
R-701B, 7th floor, University Building,
SRM Institute of Science and Technology (formerly known as SRM University), Kattankulathur,
Chennai – 603 203.
Email: sivachandiran.l@ktr.srmuniv.ac.in

Achievement archives

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Year 2014-2015

Name of the Research Scholar Honor/Award / Recognition
Guru Nisha Narayanan Best Paper Award : National Conference on Advanced Materials & its Applications, Hindustan University, January 29-30, 2015

S. Mathuri

Recent Advances in Materials Science (RAMS- 2014), Crystal Growth and Thin film laboratory, Department of Physics, Bharathidasan University,
Thiruchirappalli – 620 024., February 3-4th, 2014
Expert nominated for evaluation of Hazmat, Aerial Ladder Platform for Fire and Rescue services Department, Government of Tamilnadu.
K.Aruna Best poster presentation award in National Conference on Science and Technology for Indigenous Development in India (NCST - IDI) 2014
Secured a silver medal on “Characteristics of Atmospheric Aerosols over a semi-urban coastal   environment” in INTROMET 2014organised by SRM Institute of Science and Technology (formerly known as SRM University), Chennai, February 21st – 24th, 2014
R. Uma  Secured a silver medal on “Understanding Convection features over Bay of Bengal using SST and Atmospheric Variables” in INTROMET 2014organised by SRM Institute of Science and Technology (formerly known as SRM University), Chennai February 21st – 24th, 2014.
 

 

ECE-FAC

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Dr.T. Rama Rao Professor & Head Antennas & Antenna Arrays,
Radio Channel Measurements and Modelling – Radio Communications
Broadband Wireless, Communications/Networks - Wireless Information Networks.
Dr. B. Ramachandran Professor Medium Access and Routing Protocols, Baseband Signal Processing Techniques, Mobile and Wireless Networks, Cross Layer Designs
Dr. R. Kumar Professor Wireless Communications, Mobile Communication, Wireless Sensor Networks, Ultra Wideband Networks, Cognitive Radio Networks and WCDMA Networks
Dr. S. Malarvizhi Professor   Wireless communication, Sensor Communication, Communication Algorithms Implementation in FPGA
Prof. V. Natarajan Professor Embedded system design, Software design for embedded systems
Dr. Shanthi Prince Professor Diffuse Reflectance Spectroscopy studies on tissues, Development of non-invasive instrumentation for biomedical applications, Underwater optical wireless communication and Visible light communication, OCDMA, etc
Dr. P. Aruna Priya Professor Device level and circuit level Modelling Devices at Nano scale, Memristors, RF circuit design, Reconfigurable design, Image Processing.
Dr. J. Manjula Associate Professor Design of Multistandard RF Front end Circuits
Dr. A. Ruhan Bevi Associate Professor Power Efficient VLSI Architecture, Low-Power CMOS Design, Reconfigurable Architecture
Dr. J. Selvakumar Associate Professor Power Efficient VLSI Architecture, Low-Power CMOS Design, Reconfigurable Architecture
Dr. Diwakar R Marur Associate Professor Image Processing
Dr. P. Eswaran Associate Professor MEMS sensor design, Avionics, embedded System design, Image Procesing.
Dr. V. Nithya Associate Professor Wireless Sensor Networks, Mobile ad hoc networks
Dr. Sabitha Gauni Associate Professor Signal Processing in Wireless Communication
Dr. K. Kalimuthu Associate Professor Wireless Communication, Signal Processing, Cognitive Radio, etc
Dr. M. Sangeetha Associate Professor Signal Processing Applications for Wireless Communications, Chaos Communication systems
Dr.S.Dhanalakshmi Associate Professor Medical Image Processing, Soft Computing, Speech Processing
Dr. Sachin Kumar  Research Assistant Professor Circularly Polarized Antennas, Ultrawideband Antennas, Defected Ground Structure, Metamaterials, 
Dr. Pinku Ranjan Research Assistant Professor Dielectric Resonator Antennas (DRAs), Multiband DRA, MIMO DRA, etc
Dr. Vivek Maik Research Assistant Professor 
Dr. Kanaparthi V Phani Kumar Research Assistant Professor 
Mrs. R. Manohari Assistant Professor (S.G) Embedded Systems
Mr. B. Viswanathan Assistant Professor (S.G) Testing of VLSI Circuits
Mr. U. Hari Assistant Professor (S.G) Wireless sensor networks
Mrs. N. Saraswathy Assistant Professor (S.G) VLSI Design
Mrs. M. Valarmathi Assistant Professor (S.G) VLSI Design & Implementation
Digital Signal Processing
Cryptography
ASIC Design
Wireless & Networking
Mr. A.V.M. Manikandan Assistant Professor (S.G) Single Electron Devices, Quantum Mechanical tunneling Devices
Dr. P. Vijayakumar Assistant Professor (S.G) Intelligent Signal and Image Processing, Wireless Sensor Network, Human Computer Intraction, Realtime Computing and Embedded System
Dr. J. Subhashini Assistant Professor (S.G) Wireless Communication, Signal Processing, MIMO etc
Mrs. K. Suganthi Assistant Professor (S.G) RF VLSI, MMIC Designs, MEMS Based VLSI
Dr. M. Neelaveni Ammal Assistant Professor (Sr. G) Antenna design
Ms. T. Ramya Assistant Professor (Sr. G) Wireless Communication, Network Security, Mobile Ad-hoc Networks
Mrs. V. Sarada Assistant Professor (Sr. G) VLSI Low Power Design
Mrs. E. Chitra Assistant Professor (Sr. G) VLSI Low Power High Speed Design
Mr. E. Sivakumar Assistant Professor (Sr. G) Microstrip Antennas
Mrs. P. Radhika Assistant Professor (Sr. G) Low power and High Speed VLSI Design.
Mrs. S. Kayalvizhi Assistant Professor (Sr. G) Embedded System
Mrs. J. K. Kasthuri Bha Assistant Professor (Sr. G) VLSI, Embedded System design Real time operating system
Mrs. K. Ferents Koni Jiavana Assistant Professor (Sr. G) VLSI
Mrs. S. Kolangiammal Assistant Professor (Sr. G) Wireless sensor networks, digital signal processing
Mrs. S. Vasanthadev Suryakala Assistant Professor (Sr. G) Wireless Communication, Low power VLSI, Mobile Ad-hoc Networks
Mrs. V. Padmajothi Assistant Professor (Sr. G) Embedded Systems, VLSI Design
Mrs. R. Dayana Assistant Professor (Sr. G) Communication Systems, Nanotechnology
Mrs. P. Malarvezhi Assistant Professor (Sr. G) Communication system
Mr. S. Manikandaswamy Assistant Professor (Sr. G) Advanced communication Systems
Dr. K. Vadivukkarasi Assistant Professor (Sr. G) Wireless Sensor Networks, Embedded System design Real time operating system
Mr. K. Ramesh Assistant Professor (Sr. G) Embedded Systems Applications, Real Time Operating Systems
Reversible Logic Design.
Ms. S. Krithiga Assistant Professor (Sr. G) Communication
Mr. B. Srinath Assistant Professor (Sr. G) VLSI Physical Design automation, testing of VLSI circuits and Low power VLSI
Mr. S. Bashyam Assistant Professor (Sr. G) MIMO Wireless Communication,Error Control Coding
Dr. Sandeep Kumar P Assistant Professor Planar antennas, Monopole antennas, Wideband antennas, Microwaves
Dr.S. Sathiyan Assistant Professor Development of nanomaterial based saturable absorbers for fiber lasers
Development of Waveguide Polarizers, etc
Mr. Maheswaran Palani Assistant Professor 
Mr. Damodar Panigrahy Assistant Professor 
Mr.Soumyaranjan Routray Assistant Professor 
Mr. Rajesh Agarwal  Assistant Professor 
Ms.Rashmi Panda Assistant Professor 
Mrs. A. Maria Jossy Assistant Professor (O.G) Low Power VLSI
Mrs. S.T. Aarthy Assistant Professor (O.G) Wireless Communication
Mr. M. Aravindan Assistant Professor (O.G) Wireless communication, MIMO - OFDM systems
Mr. S. Nivash Assistant Professor (O.G) In the Area of Embedded Systems
Mr. A. Joshua Jafferson Assistant Professor (O.G) Embedded Networks
Mrs. M.K. Srilekha Assistant Professor (O.G) Embedded systems
Mrs. R. Bhakkiyalakshmi Assistant Professor (O.G) Electromagnetic, EMI & RF
Mrs. A. Vinnarasi Assistant Professor (O.G) Mobile communication, Bio-medical
Mrs. A. Suvarnamma Assistant Professor (O.G) Wireless Communications
Ms. T. Theresal Assistant Professor (O.G) Fiber Optics Communication
Mr. S. Yuvaraj Assistant Professor (O.G) VLSI Design
Mr. S. Praveen Kumar Assistant Professor (O.G) Silicon Nanowire
Mrs. G. Kalaimagal Assistant Professor (O.G) Electronics and Communication
Mr. E. Elamaran Assistant Professor (O.G) Communication System
Mr. B. Muthukumaran Assistant Professor (O.G) Analog Devices
Mrs. P. Ponnammal Assistant Professor (O.G) Embedded Systems
Mrs. A. Anilet Bala Assistant Professor (O.G) Image Processing
Mr. B. Ananda Venkatesan Assistant Professor (O.G) Image Processing,Antennas
Mr. G. Elavel Visuvanathan Assistant Professor (O.G) Embedded systems
Mr. T. Saminathan Assistant Professor (O.G) RTOS
Mrs.S. Latha Assistant Professor (O.G) Image Processing
Mr. R. Prithiviraj Assistant Professor (O.G) 
Mr. M. Maria Dominic Savio Assistant Professor (O.G) Low Power VLSI
Mrs.D. Vijayalakshmi Assistant Professor (O.G) VLSI Design
Mrs. S. Diana Emerald Aasha Assistant Professor (O.G) RF Design
Mrs. S. Hannah Pauline Assistant Professor (O.G) Electronics and Communication
Ms. A. Ramya Assistant Professor (O.G) VLSI, Solar Power
Mrs. Suganthi Brindha. G Assistant Professor (O.G) Embedded systems
Ms. S. Suhasini Assistant Professor (O.G) Embedded Networking
Mr. A.Sriram Assistant Professor (O.G) Cryptosystems
Mrs. A. Bhavani Assistant Professor (O.G) Embedded systems
Mrs.N.Veni Assistant Professor (O.G) Image Processing
Ms.V.Hemalatha Assistant Professor (O.G) Wireless sensor networks, Smart space and science
Mrs.A.Jeba Deva Krupa Assistant Professor (O.G) Multirate signal processing, Image processing, Signal Processing
Mrs.R.Monika Assistant Professor (O.G) Wireless Communications, Wireless Sensor Networks, Image processing,
Compressive sampling applications
Mr.P.Prabhu Assistant Professor (O.G) Antenna Design
Mrs.S.S.Gayathri Assistant Professor (O.G) Low power VLSI design, Reversible Logic
Mr.M.Manigandan Assistant Professor (O.G) 

 

SRM is keen on building a long-term growth strategy, having alumni and industry as two main pillars

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Dear Students and Friends,

Very often in the academic world, faculty members and senior administrators discuss how to move up the ladder in terms of teaching, research and innovations; or in other words how to make their institutions the envy of the country or the world. At the same time, in the midst of the serious debate, there is also the realization that nurturing the main stake holders is perhaps the key to a successful institution.

This time let me talk of the critical role of two stake holders—the Alumni and the Industry, both of whom will have to be sought after aggressively and persuasively. An institution like SRM Institute of Science and Technology is quite aware of the inherent and potential strength of its alumni. SRM understands and accepts that the alumni is the perhaps the biggest stake holder that, among other things, provides stability and prospects for better growth. If the alumni is seen a critical component of an educational institution and much sought after, it is not without compelling reasons. In ways more than one, it is the alumni that speaks about the track record and strengths of an institution which in turn opens the door for better quality infrastructure, increased placement opportunities and entrepreneurship for future generations.

In India, for some reason, the partnership between Industry and educational institutions has not been to the extent to which it should be; but a phenomenon that is slowly being rectified. It is a two way street and a win-win situation for dynamic support and cooperation brings in new ideas and energy. Internships and project funding are mutually beneficial to the institution and the industry. The industry, for instance, will have a lot to benefit in having a close arrangement with SRM because of our student diversity, access to high class facilities, research laboratory and more importantly the use of our potential for innovation.

We are quite keen on building a long term growth strategy for SRMIST that will have the alumni and industry as our two main pillars that could benefit all stake holders, including students, parents, management and most importantly the society-at- large.

Good Luck And God Bless You All!

Dr. Sandeep Sancheti 

Vice Chancellor,
SRM Institute of Science and Technology (formerly known as SRM University).

 

From The Desk Of The Vice Chancellor

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SRM Is Keen On Building A Long-Term Growth Strategy, Having Alumni And Industry As Two Main Pillars

Dear Students and Friends,

Very often in the academic world, faculty members and senior administrators discuss how to move up the ladder in terms of teaching, research and innovations; or in other words how to make their institutions the envy of the country or the world. At the same time, in the midst of the serious debate, there is also the realization that nurturing the main stake holders is perhaps the key to a successful institution.

This time let me talk of the critical role of two stake holders—the Alumni and the Industry, both of whom will have to be sought after aggressively and persuasively. An institution like SRM Institute of Science and Technology is quite aware of the inherent and potential strength of its alumni. SRM understands and accepts that the alumni is the perhaps the biggest stake holder that, among other things, provides stability and prospects for better growth. If the alumni is seen a critical component of an educational institution and much sought after, it is not without compelling reasons. In ways more than one, it is the alumni that speaks about the track record and strengths of an institution which in turn opens the door for better quality infrastructure, increased placement opportunities and entrepreneurship for future generations.

In India, for some reason, the partnership between Industry and educational institutions has not been to the extent to which it should be; but a phenomenon that is slowly being rectified. It is a two way street and a win-win situation for dynamic support and cooperation brings in new ideas and energy. Internships and project funding are mutually beneficial to the institution and the industry. The industry, for instance, will have a lot to benefit in having a close arrangement with SRM because of our student diversity, access to high class facilities, research laboratory and more importantly the use of our potential for innovation.

We are quite keen on building a long term growth strategy for SRMIST that will have the alumni and industry as our two main pillars that could benefit all stake holders, including students, parents, management and most importantly the society-at- large.

Good Luck And God Bless You All!

Dr. Sandeep Sancheti 

Vice Chancellor,
SRM Institute of Science and Technology (formerly known as SRM University).

 


From The Desk Of The Vice Chancellor

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To let the nation take pride by making SRMIST one of the topmost international institutions

My Dear Students,

It gives me great pleasure to introduce myself—I am Dr. Sandeep Sancheti, the new Vice-Chancellor of SRM Institute of Science and Technology has formally taken charge on February 14, 2018. I had the opportunity to meet faculty members of the various streams of this institution on the very day and soon I shall have the opportunity of meeting you all.

I am sure all of you are extremely excited about studying in this great institution in whatever field you have chosen. I have been observing SRMIST for quite some time now, academically, professionally and personally being in touch with the top management and administrators. There is no question in my mind that this institution is at the top and this did not happen by chance. It is a meticulous and deliberate strategy that was put in place by the grand visionary of our Founder Chancellor who has built a number of first-rate educational institutions with the sole objective of imparting quality education but without losing track of what India is all about.

Personally, I have been in the portals of higher education for over three decades, in India and overseas; and I most certainly believe that SRMIST will not only be an institution of excellence but also an institution that is going to be the envy of India and the world. But all this is going to take careful planning and meticulous execution. Remember the adage “Rome was not built in a day?”—the same applies here. SRMIST is at the top and stays that way, not by accident. And we have to channelize our wisdom and energies to ensure that we aim and reach higher levels of teaching, learning, research, innovation, and entrepreneurship.  And at the end of the day, we have to be able to sit back with satisfaction that in the process of seeking higher platitudes we have not lost track of our societal connect.

In the days to come, I am going to be engaging with all the stakeholders directly, especially you: my students. This will enable us to understand the continuing trajectory of the University and identify better strategies so that SRM can make its way to position itself as an acknowledged top-notch international institution and thereby make all of us at SRM and the nation proud. As I begin my tenure here, I am confident that SRMIST will make rapid strides through our collective efforts.

Good Luck And God Bless You All!

Dr. Sandeep Sancheti 
Vice Chancellor,
SRM Institute of Science and Technology (formerly known as SRM University).

SRMJEE 2018 - Examination Dates & Slot Booking Information

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Annoncements Description: 

Instructions for Slot Booking :

  • Your Default Test City will be the one you have already opted as First Choice in your application.
  • You will be provided with the 2nd and 3rd choice Test City if your first Test City choice has very few applicants. 
  • Refer to the below table to select convenient date for your SRM Joint Entrance Exam (SRMJEE).
  • You must use the Application Dashboard to book the examination slot.
  • In case of any difficulties or if you need assistance, kindly contact us through the Tab - "Any Query Ask Us", available in the Dashboard of your Online Application System.

SRMJEEE (UG) - B.Tech and SRMJEEH (UG) Undergraduate Health Science programmes online exam from 16th to 30th April 2018

SRMJEEH (PG) - Postgraduate Health Science Programmes - Online Exam on 22nd &  27th April 2018

SRMJEEE (UG) - B.Tech - Online Exam Schedule from 16th to 30th April 2018
S.No.Test CenterCenter CodeDate(s) of examination
1 Port Blair 101 April 17, 2018
2 Amaravati 102 April 16, 2018 to April25 ,2018
3 Anantapur 103 April 19, 2018 to April20 ,2018
4 Eluru 104 April 23, 2018
5 Guntur 105 April 22, 2018 to April30 ,2018
6 Kadapa 106 April 16, 2018
7 Kakinada 107 April 21, 2018 to April22 ,2018
8 Kurnool 108 April 22, 2018 to April23 ,2018
9 Nellore 109 April 28, 2018 to April30 ,2018
10 Ongole 110 April 16, 2018 to April17 ,2018
11 Rajamundri 111 April 16, 2018 to April21 ,2018
12 Tanuku 112 April 16, 2018 to April20 ,2018
13 Tirupathi 113 April 16, 2018 to April19 ,2018
14 Vijayawada to1 114(1) April 23, 2018 to April30 ,2018
15 Vijayawada to2 114(2) April 23, 2018 to April30 ,2018
16 Vishakhapatnam 115 April 23, 2018 to April30 ,2018
17 Guwahati 116 April 24, 2018 to April27 ,2018
18 Bhagalpur 117 April 23, 2018
19 Gaya 118 April 25, 2018
20 Muzaffarpur 119 April 24, 2018
21 Patna 120 April 20, 2018 to April26 ,2018
22 Chandigarh 121 April 22, 2018 to April26 ,2018
23 Bhilai 122 April 22, 2018 to April23 ,2018
24 Bilaspur 123 April 21, 2018 to April22 ,2018
25 Raipur 124 April 23, 2018 to April25 ,2018
26 Panaji 125 April 21, 2018 to April22 ,2018
27 Ahmedabad 126 April 22, 2018 to April27 ,2018
28 Rajkot 127 April 23, 2018 to April25 ,2018
29 Surat 128 April 16, 2018 to April18 ,2018
30 Vadodara 129 April 16, 2018 to April18 ,2018
31 Faridabad 130 April 25, 2018 to April27 ,2018
32 Gurgaon 131 April 16, 2018 to April22, 2018 (Except April 21, 2018 to Holiday)
33 Hissar 132 April 17, 2018 to April18 ,2018
34 Sonepat 133 April 22, 2018 to April26 ,2018
35 Dharamsala 134 April 19, 2018
36 Shimla 135 April 20, 2018 to April21 ,2018
37 Jammu 136 April 19, 2018 to April20 ,2018
38 Srinagar 137 April 25, 2018 to April26 ,2018
39 Bokaro Steel City 138 April 22, 2018 to April23 ,2018
40 Dhanbad 139 April 23, 2018 to April24 ,2018
41 Jamshedpur 140 April 25, 2018 to April27 ,2018
42 Ranchi 141 April 23, 2018 to April26 ,2018
43 Bengaluru 142 April 18, 2018 to April24 ,2018
44 Mangaluru 143 April 23, 2018 to April24 ,2018
45 Ernakulam 144 April 25, 2018 to April27 ,2018
46 Kannur 145 April 21, 2018 to April22 ,2018
47 Kollam 146 April 26, 2018 to April27 ,2018
48 Kottayam 147 April 21, 2018 to April23 ,2018
49 Kozhikodu( Calicut) 148 April 22, 2018 to April23 ,2018
50 Thiruvananthapuram 149 April 22, 2018 to April23 ,2018
51 Thrissur 150 April 22, 2018 to April24 ,2018
52 Bhopal 151 April 25, 2018 to April28 ,2018
53 Gwalior 152 April 23, 2018 to April24 ,2018
54 Indore 153 April 22, 2018 to April25 ,2018
55 Jabalpur 154 April 23, 2018 to April24 ,2018
56 Mumbai 155 April 22, 2018 to April30 ,2018
57 Nagpur 156 April 23, 2018 to April27 ,2018
58 Nasik 157 April 23, 2018 to April24 ,2018
59 Pune 158 April 22, 2018 to April27 ,2018
60 Thane 159 April 21, 2018 to April23 ,2018
61 Shillong 160 April 21, 2018
62 New Delhi 161 April 21, 2018 to April30 ,2018
63 Berhampur 162 April 22, 2018
64 Bhubaneshwar 163 April 20, 2018 to April24 ,2018
65 Rourkela 164 April 22, 2018
66 Sambalpur 165 April 20, 2018
67 Puducherry 166 April 26, 2018 to April27 ,2018
68 Amritsar 167 April 16, 2018 to April17 ,2018
69 Jalandhar 168 April 25, 2018 to April26 ,2018
70 Ajmer 169 April 28, 2018 to April29 ,2018
71 Alwar 170 April 24, 2018
72 Bikaner 171 April 16, 2018
73 Jaipur 172 April 23, 2018 to April28 ,2018
74 Jodhpur 173 April 20, 2018 to April21 ,2018
75 Kota 174 April 21, 2018 to April28 ,2018
76 Udaipur 175 April 23, 2018 to April25 ,2018
77 Gangtok 176 April 30, 2018
78 Chennai – Kattankulathur 177 April 16, 2018 to April30 ,2018
79 Chennai – Ramapuram 178 April 16, 2018 to April30 ,2018
80 Chennai – Vadapalani 179 April 16, 2018 to April30 ,2018
81 Chidambaram 180 April 16, 2018
82 Coimbatore 181 April 25, 2018 to April27 ,2018
83 Erode 182 April 21, 2018 to April22 ,2018
84 Krishnagiri 183 April 30, 2018
85 Madurai 184 April 22, 2018 to April23 ,2018
86 Nagercoil 185 April 24, 2018
87 Namakkal 186 April 18, 2018 to April19 ,2018
88 Salem 187 April 22, 2018 to April23 ,2018
89 Thanjavur 188 April 24, 2018 to April25 ,2018
90 Tiruchirapalli 189 April 23, 2018 to April25 ,2018
91 Tirunelveli 190 April 22, 2018 to April23 ,2018
92 Tiruppur 191 April 16, 2018
93 Vellore 192 April 23, 2018 to April24 ,2018
94 Hyderabad / Secundrabad 193 April 16, 2018 to April30 ,2018
95 Karimnagar 194 April 16, 2018 to April17 ,2018
96 Khammam 195 April 23, 2018 to April25 ,2018
97 Nizamabad 196 April 27, 2018 to April28 ,2018
98 Warangal 197 April 26, 2018 to April29 ,2018
99 Agartala 198 April 23, 2018
100 Agra 199 April 16, 2018 to April18 ,2018
101 Aligarh 200 April 22, 2018
102 Allahabad 201 April 26, 2018 to April28 ,2018
103 Bareilly 202 April 23, 2018 to April24 ,2018
104 Ghaziabad 203 April 16, 2018 to April25 ,2018
105 Gorakhpur 204 April 25, 2018 to April26 ,2018
106 Jhansi 205 April 23, 2018
107 Kanpur 206 April 25, 2018 to April28 ,2018
108 Lucknow 207 April 24, 2018 to April30 ,2018
109 Meerut 208 April 25, 2018 to April28 ,2018
110 Noida 209 April 23, 2018 to April27 ,2018
111 Varanasi 210 April 26, 2018 to April30 ,2018
112 Dehra Dun 211 April 22, 2018 to April25 ,2018
113 Pantnagar/ Haldwani 212 April 21, 2018
114 Roorkee 213 April 27, 2018
115 Asansol 214 April 21, 2018 to April22 ,2018
116 Durgapur 215 April 26, 2018 to April27 ,2018
117 Kolkatta 216 April 21, 2018 to April30 ,2018
118 Siliguri 217 April 22, 2018 to April23 ,2018
International Test Centres
S.No.Test CenterCentre CodeDate(s) of examination
119 Dubai  April 22, 2018 to April25 ,2018
120 Doha  April 25, 2018 to April26 ,2018
121 Muscat  April 27, 2018 to April28 ,2018
122 Bahrain  April 25, 2018 to April26 ,2018
123 Kuwait  To be Announced Later

 

SRMJEEH (PG) - Postgraduate Health Science Programmes - Online Exam Schedule
S.No.Test CenterCenter CodePG Dates (April 2018)
1 Amaravati 102 April 22, 2018
2 Vijayawada -1 114(1) April 27, 2018
3 Guwahati 116 April 27, 2018
4 Patna 120 April 22, 2018
5 Chandigarh 121 April 22, 2018
6 Bhilai 122 April 22, 2018
7 Panaji 125 April 22, 2018
8 Ahmedabad 126 April 22, 2018
9 Faridabad 130 April 27, 2018
10 Gurgaon 131 April 22, 2018
11 Sonepat 133 April 22, 2018
12 Bengaluru 142 April 22, 2018
13 Ernakulam 144 April 27, 2018
14 Kannur 145 April 22, 2018
15 Kollam 146 April 27, 2018
16 Kottayam 147 April 22, 2018
17 Kozhikodu( Calicut) 148 April 22, 2018
18 Thiruvananthapuram 149 April 22, 2018
19 Thrissur 150 April 22, 2018
20 Bhopal 151 April 27, 2018
21 Indore 153 April 22, 2018
22 Mumbai 155 April 22, 2018
23 Pune 158 April 22, 2018
24 Thane 159 April 22, 2018
25 New Delhi 161 April 22, 2018
26 Berhampur 162 April 22, 2018
27 Bhubaneshwar 163 April 22, 2018
28 Rourkela 164 April 22, 2018
29 Puducherry 166 April 27, 2018
30 Chennai – Kattankulathur 177 April 22, 2018 & April 27, 2018
31 Chennai – Ramapuram 178 April 22, 2018 & April 27, 2018
32 Chennai – Vadapalani 179 April 22, 2018 & April 27, 2018
33 Coimbatore 181 April 27, 2018
34 Erode 182 April 22, 2018
35 Madurai 184 April 22, 2018
36 Tirunelveli 190 April 22, 2018
37 Hyderabad / Secundrabad 193 April 22, 2018 & April 27, 2018
38 Nizamabad 196 April 27, 2018
39 Lucknow 207 April 27, 2018
40 Noida 209 April 27, 2018
41 Varanasi 210 April 27, 2018
42 Roorkee 213 April 27, 2018
43 Asansol 214 April 22, 2018
44 Durgapur 215 April 27, 2018
45 Kolkatta 216 April 22, 2018 & April 27, 2018
46 Siliguri 217 April 22, 2018

 

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SRMJEEE (UG) - B.Tech and SRMJEEH (UG) Undergraduate Health Science programmes online exam from 16th to 30th April 2018

SRMJEEE (UG) - B.Tech - Online Exam Schedule from 16th to 30th April 2018
S.No.Test CenterCenter CodeDate(s) of examination
1 Port Blair 101 April 17, 2018
2 Amaravati 102 April 16, 2018 to April25 ,2018
3 Anantapur 103 April 19, 2018 to April20 ,2018
4 Eluru 104 April 23, 2018
5 Guntur 105 April 22, 2018 to April30 ,2018
6 Kadapa 106 April 16, 2018
7 Kakinada 107 April 21, 2018 to April22 ,2018
8 Kurnool 108 April 22, 2018 to April23 ,2018
9 Nellore 109 April 28, 2018 to April30 ,2018
10 Ongole 110 April 16, 2018 to April17 ,2018
11 Rajamundri 111 April 16, 2018 to April21 ,2018
12 Tanuku 112 April 16, 2018 to April20 ,2018
13 Tirupathi 113 April 16, 2018 to April19 ,2018
14 Vijayawada to1 114(1) April 23, 2018 to April30 ,2018
15 Vijayawada to2 114(2) April 23, 2018 to April30 ,2018
16 Vishakhapatnam 115 April 23, 2018 to April30 ,2018
17 Guwahati 116 April 24, 2018 to April27 ,2018
18 Bhagalpur 117 April 23, 2018
19 Gaya 118 April 25, 2018
20 Muzaffarpur 119 April 24, 2018
21 Patna 120 April 20, 2018 to April26 ,2018
22 Chandigarh 121 April 22, 2018 to April26 ,2018
23 Bhilai 122 April 22, 2018 to April23 ,2018
24 Bilaspur 123 April 21, 2018 to April22 ,2018
25 Raipur 124 April 23, 2018 to April25 ,2018
26 Panaji 125 April 21, 2018 to April22 ,2018
27 Ahmedabad 126 April 22, 2018 to April27 ,2018
28 Rajkot 127 April 23, 2018 to April25 ,2018
29 Surat 128 April 16, 2018 to April18 ,2018
30 Vadodara 129 April 16, 2018 to April18 ,2018
31 Faridabad 130 April 25, 2018 to April27 ,2018
32 Gurgaon 131 April 16, 2018 to April22, 2018 (Except April 21, 2018 to Holiday)
33 Hissar 132 April 17, 2018 to April18 ,2018
34 Sonepat 133 April 22, 2018 to April26 ,2018
35 Dharamsala 134 April 19, 2018
36 Shimla 135 April 20, 2018 to April21 ,2018
37 Jammu 136 April 19, 2018 to April20 ,2018
38 Srinagar 137 April 25, 2018 to April26 ,2018
39 Bokaro Steel City 138 April 22, 2018 to April23 ,2018
40 Dhanbad 139 April 23, 2018 to April24 ,2018
41 Jamshedpur 140 April 25, 2018 to April27 ,2018
42 Ranchi 141 April 23, 2018 to April26 ,2018
43 Bengaluru 142 April 18, 2018 to April24 ,2018
44 Mangaluru 143 April 23, 2018 to April24 ,2018
45 Ernakulam 144 April 25, 2018 to April27 ,2018
46 Kannur 145 April 21, 2018 to April22 ,2018
47 Kollam 146 April 26, 2018 to April27 ,2018
48 Kottayam 147 April 21, 2018 to April23 ,2018
49 Kozhikodu( Calicut) 148 April 22, 2018 to April23 ,2018
50 Thiruvananthapuram 149 April 22, 2018 to April23 ,2018
51 Thrissur 150 April 22, 2018 to April24 ,2018
52 Bhopal 151 April 25, 2018 to April28 ,2018
53 Gwalior 152 April 23, 2018 to April24 ,2018
54 Indore 153 April 22, 2018 to April25 ,2018
55 Jabalpur 154 April 23, 2018 to April24 ,2018
56 Mumbai 155 April 22, 2018 to April30 ,2018
57 Nagpur 156 April 23, 2018 to April27 ,2018
58 Nasik 157 April 23, 2018 to April24 ,2018
59 Pune 158 April 22, 2018 to April27 ,2018
60 Thane 159 April 21, 2018 to April23 ,2018
61 Shillong 160 April 21, 2018
62 New Delhi 161 April 21, 2018 to April30 ,2018
63 Berhampur 162 April 22, 2018
64 Bhubaneshwar 163 April 20, 2018 to April24 ,2018
65 Rourkela 164 April 22, 2018
66 Sambalpur 165 April 20, 2018
67 Puducherry 166 April 26, 2018 to April27 ,2018
68 Amritsar 167 April 16, 2018 to April17 ,2018
69 Jalandhar 168 April 25, 2018 to April26 ,2018
70 Ajmer 169 April 28, 2018 to April29 ,2018
71 Alwar 170 April 24, 2018
72 Bikaner 171 April 16, 2018
73 Jaipur 172 April 23, 2018 to April28 ,2018
74 Jodhpur 173 April 20, 2018 to April21 ,2018
75 Kota 174 April 21, 2018 to April28 ,2018
76 Udaipur 175 April 23, 2018 to April25 ,2018
77 Gangtok 176 April 30, 2018
78 Chennai – Kattankulathur 177 April 16, 2018 to April30 ,2018
79 Chennai – Ramapuram 178 April 16, 2018 to April30 ,2018
80 Chennai – Vadapalani 179 April 16, 2018 to April30 ,2018
81 Chidambaram 180 April 16, 2018
82 Coimbatore 181 April 25, 2018 to April27 ,2018
83 Erode 182 April 21, 2018 to April22 ,2018
84 Krishnagiri 183 April 30, 2018
85 Madurai 184 April 22, 2018 to April23 ,2018
86 Nagercoil 185 April 24, 2018
87 Namakkal 186 April 18, 2018 to April19 ,2018
88 Salem 187 April 22, 2018 to April23 ,2018
89 Thanjavur 188 April 24, 2018 to April25 ,2018
90 Tiruchirapalli 189 April 23, 2018 to April25 ,2018
91 Tirunelveli 190 April 22, 2018 to April23 ,2018
92 Tiruppur 191 April 16, 2018
93 Vellore 192 April 23, 2018 to April24 ,2018
94 Hyderabad / Secundrabad 193 April 16, 2018 to April30 ,2018
95 Karimnagar 194 April 16, 2018 to April17 ,2018
96 Khammam 195 April 23, 2018 to April25 ,2018
97 Nizamabad 196 April 27, 2018 to April28 ,2018
98 Warangal 197 April 26, 2018 to April29 ,2018
99 Agartala 198 April 23, 2018
100 Agra 199 April 16, 2018 to April18 ,2018
101 Aligarh 200 April 22, 2018
102 Allahabad 201 April 26, 2018 to April28 ,2018
103 Bareilly 202 April 23, 2018 to April24 ,2018
104 Ghaziabad 203 April 16, 2018 to April25 ,2018
105 Gorakhpur 204 April 25, 2018 to April26 ,2018
106 Jhansi 205 April 23, 2018
107 Kanpur 206 April 25, 2018 to April28 ,2018
108 Lucknow 207 April 24, 2018 to April30 ,2018
109 Meerut 208 April 25, 2018 to April28 ,2018
110 Noida 209 April 23, 2018 to April27 ,2018
111 Varanasi 210 April 26, 2018 to April30 ,2018
112 Dehra Dun 211 April 22, 2018 to April25 ,2018
113 Pantnagar/ Haldwani 212 April 21, 2018
114 Roorkee 213 April 27, 2018
115 Asansol 214 April 21, 2018 to April22 ,2018
116 Durgapur 215 April 26, 2018 to April27 ,2018
117 Kolkatta 216 April 21, 2018 to April30 ,2018
118 Siliguri 217 April 22, 2018 to April23 ,2018
International Test Centres
S.No.Test CenterCentre CodeDate(s) of examination
119 Dubai  April 22, 2018 to April25 ,2018
120 Doha  April 25, 2018 to April26 ,2018
121 Muscat  April 27, 2018 to April28 ,2018
122 Bahrain  April 25, 2018 to April26 ,2018
123 Kuwait  To be Announced Later

 

SRMJEEH (UG) - Undergraduate Health Science Programmes - Online Exam Schedule
S.No.Test CenterCenter CodePG Dates (April 2018)
1 Amaravati 102 April 22, 2018
2 Vijayawada -1 114(1) April 27, 2018
3 Guwahati 116 April 27, 2018
4 Patna 120 April 22, 2018
5 Chandigarh 121 April 22, 2018
6 Bhilai 122 April 22, 2018
7 Panaji 125 April 22, 2018
8 Ahmedabad 126 April 22, 2018
9 Faridabad 130 April 27, 2018
10 Gurgaon 131 April 22, 2018
11 Sonepat 133 April 22, 2018
12 Bengaluru 142 April 22, 2018
13 Ernakulam 144 April 27, 2018
14 Kannur 145 April 22, 2018
15 Kollam 146 April 27, 2018
16 Kottayam 147 April 22, 2018
17 Kozhikodu( Calicut) 148 April 22, 2018
18 Thiruvananthapuram 149 April 22, 2018
19 Thrissur 150 April 22, 2018
20 Bhopal 151 April 27, 2018
21 Indore 153 April 22, 2018
22 Mumbai 155 April 22, 2018
23 Pune 158 April 22, 2018
24 Thane 159 April 22, 2018
25 New Delhi 161 April 22, 2018
26 Berhampur 162 April 22, 2018
27 Bhubaneshwar 163 April 22, 2018
28 Rourkela 164 April 22, 2018
29 Puducherry 166 April 27, 2018
30 Chennai – Kattankulathur 177 April 22, 2018 & April 27, 2018
31 Chennai – Ramapuram 178 April 22, 2018 & April 27, 2018
32 Chennai – Vadapalani 179 April 22, 2018 & April 27, 2018
33 Coimbatore 181 April 27, 2018
34 Erode 182 April 22, 2018
35 Madurai 184 April 22, 2018
36 Tirunelveli 190 April 22, 2018
37 Hyderabad / Secundrabad 193 April 22, 2018 & April 27, 2018
38 Nizamabad 196 April 27, 2018
39 Lucknow 207 April 27, 2018
40 Noida 209 April 27, 2018
41 Varanasi 210 April 27, 2018
42 Roorkee 213 April 27, 2018
43 Asansol 214 April 22, 2018
44 Durgapur 215 April 27, 2018
45 Kolkatta 216 April 22, 2018 & April 27, 2018
46 Siliguri 217 April 22, 2018

 

SRMIST Bags Gold Medal in Tamil Nadu Inter-University Kabaddi Men Tournament

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Organized by Tamil Nadu Physical Education & Sports University from 5th to 7th April 2018.

Quarter Finals

SRM IST beat Karpagam Institute of Science & Technology
Score: 42      21

League Results

SRM IST beat Dr MGR Institute of Science &Technology
Score: 42      15

SRM IST beat Anna University

Score: 46      28

Final League

SRM IST (Defending Champion)  beat University of Madras
Score: 36       30

Final Standing

  • SRM Institute of Science & Technology - Winners
  • University of Madras - Runners 
  • Anna University - Third place
  • Dr MGR Institute of Science &Technology - Fourth place

 

As per the SDAT Norms, the teams that secured first three places received a cash prize of Rs 10,000(Per head), Rs 7,500 (Per Head) and Rs 5,000 (Per Head), respectively.

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SRMIST turned to be the winners of the Tamil Nadu Inter-University Kabaddi Tournament held from 5th to 7th April 2018.

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SRMIST Wins in Tamil Nadu Inter-University Volleyball Tournament

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Organised by Sathyabama IST, Chennai from 6 to 9th April

Quarterfinals

SRM IST beat Shankara Institute of Science and Technology

Score: 25/14, 25/10, 25/11

League results

SRM IST beat Bharathidasan University, Trichy

Score: 25/18, 25/15, 25/17

SRM IST beat Alagappa University, Karaikudi

Score: 25/12, 25/13, 25/19

Final league

SRM IST (defending champions) beat Sathyabama Institute of Science & Technology

Score: 25/21, 25/14, 26/24

Final Standings

  • SRM Institute of Science & Technology   - Winners
  • Sathyabama IST – Runners    
  • Bharathidasan University - Third place
  • Alagappa University  – Fourth place

As per the SDAT Norms, the teams that secured the first three places received Cash Prizes of Rs 10,000(Per head), Rs 7,500 (Per Head) and Rs 5,000 (Per Head), respectively.

SRM IST Volleyball Men Team has been winning continuously for six years, since its inception.
 

SRM Alumni at Defence Expo 2018

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Ever wondered how many army men we lose every day at the borders? There are, on an average, 4 soldiers, giving up their lives each day for the sake of the nation. The reasons include surgical strikes, terrorist attacks, and the increase in the number of border infiltrations. Undoubtedly, modern warfare is looking out for a whole new future with no human intervention so that there are no lives lost.

Having this in mind, Vignesh and Vibhakar Senthil, alumni of SRM Institute of Science and Technology (SRM IST), began Taurus Robotic Technologies with a vision of making it the largest independent supplier of robotic products. They are dedicated to serving customers in the defense, public safety, institutions, energy, and industrial markets, who are their main target customers, with their key product being Modular Unmanned Ground Combat Vehicles (M-UGCVs). M-UGCVs not alone provide weaponry supplies but are also capable of carrying medical supplies to assist and rescue soldiers at times of war and surgical strikes.

Two years from now, Taurus Robotic Technologies is looking to deploy 1,00,000 combat robots in the country’s defense. Guess what? The advisors of Taurus are senior Generals and Colonels in the Indian Army and Navy. In addition, Taurus Robotic Technologies is also validating its technology with defense-associated organizations like ADBI, DISA, CVRDE.

The TAURUS team built their dream in college and made their first technical validation by the Department of Mechatronics Engineering, SRM IST and incubated their ideas through SRM Innovation and Incubation Center. Evidently, not very far is the day when we will see unmanned combat vehicles defending the country and saving lives at the same time, and no doubt, Taurus Robotic Technologies will top the list of service providers for defending the country.

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International students come in huge numbers to SRM for its outstanding learning environment that fulfills their academic aspirations, intellectual passion and the desire to experience cultural diversity at its richest. The international hostel is more popular among others as it also houses many international students. The hostel block is completely air-conditioned.

International hostels in campus

  • Premium International Hostel

Outside the campus,  we are having 1 more International Hostel named Green Pearl International Hostel within 10 mins walk from the campus, which is service apartment type of accommodation will be provided. Shuttle buses are available from Hostel to campus for easy commutation of students. . For the benefit of the international students, the hostel also offers multi-cuisine dining facility providing Thai, Chinese and Indian foods.

Facilities Available

  • Modernized Kitchen
  • Library
  • Drinking Water
  • Water Heater
  • Telephone
  • Power Supply
  • Medical Care
  •  Recreation
  • Stationery Shop
  • Laundry Point
  • Gym
  • Play Ground
  • Indoor Games
  • Banking Facility
  • A/C  Dining Hall
  • A/C  Study Hall

For Details, Contact :

Mr. Selvaraj, Warden             -           09840865168
Mr. Sudarshan, Supervisor  -           09962426596
Help Desk                               -           044-47432200 

 

SRM won the first place in Smart Hackathon 2018

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On first week of April 2018 a team from SRM Deemed to be University, Kattankulathur participated in Smart Hackathon 2018 at Hubli, Kolkata and bagged the 1st place with a cash prize of 1 lakh rupees. The problem statement provided by the Ministry of Statistics and Program Implementation was to help solve the problems associated with the Consumer Price Index data collection. The main objectives were real time data collection of prices of general commodities, improvements in data validation and scrutiny and ensuring physical presence of data collectors in market. Currently collection of data of prices for commodities in each shop in various areas takes place manually and then is entered to the system through Web Portal. Validations are done after data collection hence systems need to be improved.
Since, physical presence of data collectors is not monitored SRM team proposed a solution. A two layered authentication system through a novel approach cryptographically generated QR code along with GPS validation to ensure the physical presence of data collector. The data validation was suggested to be done through comparison of previous and present entries from the data collectors which also provided an alert if there, is a marked change in price when comparing to previous data. Apart from this, there was real time graph representation in the mobile app for easy visualization and verification of data.
To the novel approach in providing solution for attendance system for field staff and for designing good usability of app by providing features like maps to monitor, presentable data sheets and for multi lingual capability of app, SRM team was appreciated. Proof of concept and implementation methodology won them the first place.

SRM Deemed To Be University Signs an MoU With Prodeb Brewery Technology Belgium

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SRM Deemed to be University provides more than 300 programs for the students in trend with the industry expectation. The craft brewing industry in India is rapidly growing, consequent to the amendment of the excise policy, spurning the growth of the Microbrewery and Mid-Scale brewing industry. Several states are now amending their Excise policies adding to the growth of this industry. This, in turn, has created a need for qualified and certified brewing professionals. Unfortunately, the educational and technical training establishment has not kept pace with the professional need of this industry. The industry is therefore compelled to employ foreign brewers. Sensing the growth of the industry and opportunities that can be provided to the society as careers, SRM has signed an MoU with Prodeb and has jointly evolved a comprehensive, industry-oriented, craft brewing training program. The program will provide a wide knowledge in academics, practical and engineering aspects in the Art and Science of Brewing. Under this collaboration, the training program will have two batches enrolled per semester of 6 months. The Diploma in Craft Brewing program will cover 3 months of academic training at the SRM Institute of Technology campus, and a 3-month term at the facilities of Prodeb, for the Practical Lab and Workshop Training. On successfully completing their training, students would enter the industry with a firm academic and professional grounding, and a decisive edge of other prospective job aspirants. The career opportunities would lead them to head a microbrewery, earning twice or even be employed abroad. Students would have also gained the required academic competency to clear examinations conducted by the Institute of Brewing and Distilling, UK. The course will be a good exposure to students, as the training will take place simultaneously at SRM, Prodeb Laboratories, and the Prodeb workshop, in rotation, over the six months term. SRM will engage with Prodeb Brewery Technology Belgium Pvt Ltd in a Memorandum of Understanding to mutually support the training program.

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