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DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION & SPORTS SCIENCES-M.PHIL AWARDED IN 2018

May 25, 2018, 6:28 am
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Department of Physical Education & Sports Sciences
SRM Institute of Science and Technology (formerly known as SRM University), Kattankulathur-603202
M.Phil-2018 
Sl.NoRegister NumberNameDegreeDepartmentGuide NameTitle
1 RA1732352010001 NSK  LOGARASAN M.Phil Physical Education & Sports Sciences Dr.R.Mohana Krishnan Relationship between selected anthropometric variables among long jump performance in inter collegiate men long jumpers
2 RA1732352010002 NITHIN NAZARUDEEN M.Phil Physical Education & Sports Sciences Mr.S.J.Albert chandrasekar Analysis of predominant variables of basketball players at different playing positions.
3 RA1732352010003 SURYAPRABA.R M.Phil Physical Education & Sports Sciences Dr.Mrs.Jubilet Gnanachellam Effect of circuit training on selected physical fitness variables among college men football players in theni district
4 RA1732352010004 PRIYESH.R M.Phil Physical Education & Sports Sciences Dr.R.Mohanakrishnan Effect of ploymetric training on selected physical and physiological variables among male volleyball players
5 RA1732352010005 EDWIN E M.Phil Physical Education & Sports Sciences Dr.N.C.Jesus Rajkumar Effect of beach running on cardiovascular endurance leg strength and speed among college soccer player
6 RA1732352010006 GOKUL U M.Phil Physical Education & Sports Sciences Mr.S.J.Albert chandrasekar A Study on the effect SAQ drill on selected motor ability in school level football players
7 RA1732352010007 SHAFEEQ HASSAN M M.Phil Physical Education & Sports Sciences Dr.Y.C. Louis Raj Comparative study of selected and psychological variables among offensive and defensive inter university football players
8 RA1732352010008 ABDUL NISAM P M.Phil Physical Education & Sports Sciences Dr.Y.C. Louis Raj Analysis of health related physical fitness of school students of wayanad district
9 RA1732352010009 IRSHAD ALI PAZHERY M.Phil Physical Education & Sports Sciences Dr.K.Vaithianathan A Study about physical fitness and selected motor skills development blind students
10 RA1732352010010 AMEEN NISAM P M.Phil Physical Education & Sports Sciences Dr.K.Vaithianathan Analysis of anthropometric and motor fitness  components among football players
11 RA1732352010011 AHAMED FAIZ M.Phil Physical Education & Sports Sciences Dr.Mrs.Jubilet Gnanachellam Effect of pulses supplementation on the spike jump and block jump of volleyball players
12 RA1732352010012 MIDHUN M S M.Phil Physical Education & Sports Sciences Mr.M.Senthilkumar A study on post seasonal common sports injuries in upper and lower extremities among athletes of six week certificate course in sports coaching
13 RA1732352010013 SHALOM ABRAHAM JOSE M.Phil Physical Education & Sports Sciences Mr.D.J. Asath Ali Khan Comparison of predominant variables of handball players at different playing position
14 RA1732352010014 SYED ANWAR ALI S M.Phil Physical Education & Sports Sciences Mr.D.J. Asath Ali Khan Effect of resistance and interval training on selected physical and physiological variable among higher secondary handball players
15 RA1732352010015 UMESH U M.Phil Physical Education & Sports Sciences Dr.C. Suresh Effect of core training programme on selected physical fitness variables of college men
16 RA1732352010016 S RENILTON BREEZE M.Phil Physical Education & Sports Sciences Mr.M.Senthilkumar Effect of fartlek training on selected strength and endurance parameters among inter-collegiate athletes
17 RA1732352010017 VENU GOPAL S M.Phil Physical Education & Sports Sciences Dr.N.C.Jesus Rajkumar Comparative study of anxiety and stress among referees as a function of game

 

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PG Medicine University-Level Mop-Up Rank List and vacancy position at the close of 28th May 2018

May 27, 2018, 11:25 pm
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Vacancy position at the close of 28th May 2018 during University Level Mop-Up counselling

S.NoDegree programmeSpecialisationSeat Availability
1 MD Anatomy 4
2 MD Physiology 4
3 MD Biochemistry 2
4 MD Pharmacology 2

 

PG Medicine University-Level Mop-Up Rank List 

Name of the candidateDOBDGHS Roll NumberNEET'2018 All India RankSRM Rank
RASHI SONI 28/06/1993 1805094428 24233 1
MONIKA 10/12/1990 1805032163 28887 2
G VENKATA POORNIMA 13/10/1985 1805049870 31929 3
JINO RAJ R 29/06/1990 1805122195 34569 4
DIVYA YEEDULAMUDI 19/03/1994 1805053895 36531 5
RAJ GUHAN T V 01/11/1993 1805120219 37798 6
NITESH SINGH 01/01/1992 1805099109 41820 7
GARGI PUSHPALAL 19/03/1993 1805075072 45667 8
DASARI SAI SARATH 27/04/1995 1805056812 45865 9
MIRIYALA PAVAN KUMAR 16/07/1988 1805123912 47925 10
VARSHA BHASHYAKARLA 22/08/1991 1805131325 48378 11
RAJESH.M 26/06/1992 1805081761 49177 12
ANURADHA YADAV 03/03/1991 1805016518 50882 13
MD FAZIL K K 20/03/1992 1805023309 55170 14
AISHWARYA S RAGHUVANSHI 17/02/1993 1805017628 55357 15
KONERU KAVYA 05/04/1995 1805108179 56179 16
SATISH KUMAR 21/04/1990 1805033051 56292 17
PALAK GANGWANI 03/10/1992 1805106982 58475 18
NANDHINEE U 03/06/1993 1805023357 59795 19
DARA RAHUL 16/05/1990 1805048330 60649 20
LALITHA.R 10/02/1992 1805035073 60827 21
SAHANA. K 26/04/1994 1805097465 61879 22
S.MADHUSUTHANA CHAKRAVARTHI 29/08/1992 1805051856 62941 23
NEHA BAJPAYEE 16/01/1993 1805017811 63472 24
ABIRAMI.S 12/12/1994 1805124976 64520 25
ANUSREE BANDARU 17/08/1993 1805026476 64820 26
KUMAR RITWIK DV 02/12/1991 1805041232 65354 27
CHAVAN SONAL BHARAT BHAVANA 29/02/1992 1805085299 65719 28
FATHIMA NILOFAR 14/07/1990 1805120316 68204 29
R BINDHU 16/03/1993 1805119540 68238 30
PRADEEP JOSHUA C 15/12/1993 1805111866 68300 31
RESHMA. A 09/09/1994 1805049750 69008 32
ASHOK S 22/04/1992 1805081389 69066 33
M POOJITHA REDDY 03/12/1990 1805056923 69258 34
KONDAMURI SURYA DEEPTHI 24/11/1991 1805050819 69569 35
SHETTY SHREYA DEEPAK 16/01/1991 1805104997 69582 36
TAVISHI KAUSHIK 13/08/1992 1805117039 70014 37
KRISHNAPRIYANKA K.J 04/07/1991 1805027370 70178 38
SANJAY 25/01/1994 1805122846 70683 39
SHRUTHI A 13/07/1991 1805127300 71541 40
BARATH KUMAR M 14/10/1991 1805120994 72179 41
VINODHINI A 14/01/1993 1805023330 73320 42
KATA SAI VINUTHNA 29/06/1994 1805130440 73723 43
DHILIPAN 05/09/1988 1805082135 73891 44
KARTHIK S J 05/07/1994 1805025717 74443 45
DRISHYA DIVAKAR 09/12/1993 1805028589 75618 46
S.S.LOKESH KUMAR 31/01/1993 1805124525 76062 47
J.ARUNASHREYA 22/01/1993 1805134132 76216 48
G SANTHOSH RAJ 10/06/1994 1805022870 76670 49
KOMATINENI LAKSHMI SOWJANYA 26/08/1992 1805026604 77007 50
YUVAN PRASANNAA 24/06/1994 1805024329 77124 51
BHOSALE NEHA MAHESH 18/06/1995 1805069068 77692 52
SYED ARAFATH AHMED 16/12/1993 1805040125 78282 53
ASHWINI R 15/03/1994 1805049682 78521 54
KEERTHANA K M 20/11/1993 1805024402 78624 55
VENKATESH MANKUDI 19/04/1994 1805121208 79875 56
O.G.PRITHIV RAJ 03/03/1994 1805024265 80347 57
VINEELA C 22/12/1993 1805067923 81101 58
KARTHIKEYAN T E 08/10/1992 1805082453 81131 59
DR. VIDHYA PRIYA S 09/06/1986 1805025938 81184 60
ASWATHI AMARESAN 15/08/1992 1805089644 81512 61
POOJA PATNAIK 09/06/1993 1805030683 81544 62
I SAHANA 26/09/1993 1805097726 81867 63
RIA BATRA 27/09/1994 1805032943 82281 64
SINDU M 30/04/1987 1805090534 82440 65
AMBURU MUNI KUMAR 01/10/1994 1805090638 83478 66
PAVITHRA N.D 19/06/1991 1805022606 84103 67
VISHNU PIRIYA R 13/08/1990 1805131389 84242 68
SUHAIL AAMIR.A 25/06/1993 1805054550 85070 69
NANDHINI K 5/29/1993 1805112152 85437 70
RAMYA K 30/08/1995 1805123844 87729 71
MAGALAKSHMI N 30/11/1988 1805017947 87737 72
KALAI SELVI K 04/11/1990 1805011004 88670 73
AMREEN MEHNAZ 05/05/1988 1805081222 88861 74
RITURAJ NEOG 02/01/1991 1805083524 90457 75
JEBIN LEVI J 30/07/1994 1805093966 90894 76
FIROZ KHAN 25/05/1990 1805085434 90967 77
VISHNU PRIYA R 02/11/1993 1805097507 93258 78
M.A.PAVITHRA 22/09/1991 1805022068 95468 79
SARANYA.N 01/12/1991 1805022132 96278 80

 

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Dr. Jebakumar R

May 30, 2018, 2:59 am
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R. Jebakumar
Dr. R. Jebakumar

Associate Professor
Area: Computer Science and Engineering
Email:jebakumar.r@ktr.srmuniv.ac.in
Affiliation: Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Kattankulathur Campus, SRM Institute of Science and Technology (formerly known as SRM University)).

Education
Ph.D Information and Communication Engineering Anna University, 2015
M.E Computer Science and Engineering Sathyabama University, 2005
M.Sc Computer Science Bharathidasan University, 2002
B.Sc Computer Science Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, 2000

Other Details:

Courses:

  • Computer Networks
  • Data Warehousing
  • Data Structure and Algorithms
  • Object Oriented Analysis and Design
  • Database Management Systems
  • Computer Communication
  • Distributed Operating Systems
  • Object Oriented Software Engineering

Research Interests:

  • Wireless Sensor Networks
  • Mobile Ad Hoc Networks
  • Cloud Computing
  • Data Warehousing and Data Mining

Selected Publications:
International Journals

  • Sandra Elizabeth Salim & Jebakumar, R 2015, ‘Service Recommendation System in Social Networks’, ARPN Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences, vol. 10, no. 10, pp. 4683-4689.
  • Akhil Teja, A, Saicharan, V & Jebakumar, R 2015, ‘Inline Deduplication Approach for Secure File Transactions in Hybrid Cloud’, International Journal of Applied Engineering Research, vol. 10, no. 55, pp. 1308-1313.
  • Sindhu, V, Pooranii, A & Jebakumar, R 2015, ‘Cooperative Load Balancing and Frequency Reuse For Dynamic Channel Allocation in MANETS’, International Journal of Applied Engineering Research, vol. 10, no. 55, pp. 466-471.
  • Amrit Murali, Niteesh, AC & Jebakumar, R 2015, ‘E-Learning Application Using Gesture Recognition’, International Journal of Applied Engineering Research, vol. 10, no. 55, pp. 1641-1645.
  • Jebakumar, R & Vivekanandan, P 2014, ‘Distributed Data Storage through Secure Routing in Wireless Sensor Networks’, International Review on Computers and Software, vol. 9, no. 3, pp. 478- 486.
  • Jebakumar, R & Vivekanandan, P 2013, ‘Distributed Query Processing via Secure Routing in Wireless Sensor Network’, International Journal of Engineering and Innovative Technology,
  • vol. 3, issue 2, pp. 219-223.
  • Jebakumar, R & Vivekanandan, P 2013, ‘Malicious node Detection in Wireless Sensor Networks Using Trust-Based System’, Pensee Journal, vol. 75, no. 12, pp. 245-254.
  • Jebakumar, R & Vivekanandan, P 2013, ‘Multi-Level Reliable Data Aggregation in Wireless Sensor Network’, International Journal of Engineering and Technology, vol. 5, no. 6, pp. 4815-4825.
  • Anchana, K & Jebakumar, R 2013, ‘Secure Routing Protocol for Data Delivery in Highly Dynamic Mobile Adhoc Networks’, International Journal of Advanced Computer Science and Technology, vol. 3, no. 1, issue 5, pp. 1-7.
  • Arun, M & Jebakumar, R, 2013, ‘Cloud Based Remote Access Using Virtual Destop’, International Journal of Engineering Research & Technology, vol. 2, issue 2, pp. 1–6.
  • Jeniga Gemsy Thepora, M & Jebakumar, R 2012, ‘Secure Co-operation for improving confidentiality in multihop cellular networks’, International Journal of Innovative Research in Engineering & Science, vol. 6, issue 1, pp. 6-12.
  • Jebakumar, R & Vivekanandan, P 2012, ‘Secure Query Processing and Routing in Wireless Sensor Networks’, International Journal of Advanced Computer Research, vol. 2, no. 3, issue 5, pp. 136-139.
  • Ganapathy, N & Jebakumar, R 2012, ‘Extracting High Quality Images Using Multimodal Approach’, Coimbatore Institute of Information Technology (ICCCE 2012).
  • Ravikarthik, R & Jebakumar, R 2012, ‘Blocking Misbehaving Users Using Nymble System’, Coimbatore Institute of Information Technology (ICCCE 2012).

International Conferences:

  • Jebakumar, R, Swaminathan, A, Parkavi, K, & Vivekanandan, P 2015, ‘Detection and Maintenance of Malicious Nodes in Wireless Sensor Networks using Knowledge Based System’, Proceedings of Dynamic Systems and Applications 7, Atlanta, USA.
  • Sandra Elizabeth Salim & Jebakumar, R 2015 ‘KBRS - Keyword Based Recommendation System in Social Networks’, Proceedings of IEEE International Conference on Information, Innovation in Computing Technology.
  • Jebakumar, R & Vivekanandan, P 2012, ‘Secure Routing and Secure Message Passing in Wireless Sensor Networks’, Proceedings of Dynamic Systems and Applications 6, Atlanta, USA, pp. 180-184.
  • Vivekanandan, P, Behin Sam, S, Jebakumar, R, Parkavi, K & Rajan Moses, J 2012, ‘Data Mining & Ontology Based Intrusion Detection System for Mobile Ad-hoc Networks’, Proceedings of Dynamic Systems and Applications 6, Atlanta, USA, pp. 422–427.
  • Parkavi, K, Vivekanandan, P, Behin Sam, S, & Jebakumar, R 2012, ‘Design of Context-Free Protocol for Secure Data Transmission in Mobile Ad hoc Networks’, Proceedings of Dynamic Systems and Applications 6, Atlanta, USA, pp. 310-315.
  • Shiny Angel, TS, Jebakumar, R, Mesiah Dhas, T, Paul Rodrigues 2011, ‘Estimelearn – Size Estimator for E-Learning System’, Proceedings of International Conference on Cloud Computing & Services, pp. 102-105.

Academic Experiences:

  • Assistant Professor, SRM Institute of Science and Technology (formerly known as SRM University), (2009 - Till Date)
  • Lecturer, SRM Institute of Science and Technology (formerly known as SRM University), (2006 - 2009)
  • Lecturer, Computer Science and Engineering, PMR Institute of Technology, 2005-2006

 

 

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Campus-wise AICTE Approval Details

May 30, 2018, 8:13 am
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CampusFaculty/Program NameAICTE Approval Number
Kattankulathur
  • Engineering & Technology
  • Management (MBA Program)
  • Pharmacy
 2018-19/1-3665709551
Vadapalani
  • Engineering & Technology
  • Management (MBA Program)
 2018-19/1-3662200961
Ramapuram
  • Engineering & Technology
  • Management (MBA Program)
  • MCA
 2018-19/1-3694796951
NCR Ghaziabad
  • Engineering & Technology
  • Management (MBA Program)
  • MCA
 2018-19/1-3669181121

 

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Online Enrollment/On-Campus Enrollment and Class Commencement Schedule for First Years 2018 - 2019

May 31, 2018, 3:18 am
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  • Only those candidates who have paid the full tuition fees for the first year of the degree programme, for which Provisional Admission Letter (PAL) has been issued, will be able to proceed with Step-I : Online enrollment.
  • Candidates who have balance fees to be paid are required to remit the payment either by sending the Demand Draft or pay through E-pay. This will enable you to proceed with the online enrollment.
  • Online enrollment is a prerequisite for booking of hostel and On-campus enrollment.
  • During the online enrollment, the personal details of the candidates and eligibility for the programme will be verified based on the uploaded documents. On approval, temporary ID will be generated. You can then proceed for booking of hostel and On-campus enrollment.

Schedule for Online Enrollment for First Year Candidates who got Provisional Admission for the Year 2018-19Schedule for Online Enrollment for First Year Candidates who got Provisional Admission for the Year 2018-19


Programme and Branch / SpecializationCampusDate
B.Tech (All Branches) Kattankulathur, Ramapuram, Vadapalani and Ghaziabad (NCR) 1.06.2018 to 15.06.2018

Portal to Online Enrollment :

 

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Compensatory Courses Odd Semester (2018-2019)

May 30, 2018, 6:43 am
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Faculty of Engineering and Technology, SRM Institute of Science and Technology (formerly known as SRM University), Kattankulathur.

Compensatory Courses EVEN Semester (2017-2018)

Online Registration only Permitted

Attention: B.Tech, B.Arch, B.Des, M.Tech, M.Arch - Students 

As per the regulations of the above degree programme, it is proposed to offer compensatory courses by all schools/departments of Faculty of Engineering and Technology, to the students detained for want of attendance in all semester subjects of B.Tech, B.Arch, B.Des, M.Tech, M.Arch Degree Programme.

Eligibility for the Students to Register for the Compensatory Courses

Students Admitted in 2007 Regulation

  • Students having Grade W (attendance lack) can register from 02.07.2018 to 07.07.2018.
  • Students having Grade U (failed) and Grade I (absent) can also register for the subjects available in the student info from 12.07.2018 to 16.07.2018.

B.Tech Students Admitted in 2013 Regulation

  • Students having Grade W only (attendance lack) can register from 02.07.2018 to 07.07.2018.

B.Tech & M.Tech Students Admitted in 2015 Regulation

  • Students having Grade I only (attendance lack) can register from 02.07.2018 to 07.07.2018.

B.Des Students Admitted in 2010 Regulation & B.Arch Students Admitted in 2011 Regulation

  • Students having Grade W (attendance lack) can register from 02.07.2018 to 07.07.2018.
  • Students having Grade U (attendance lack) and Grade I (absent) can also register for the subjects available in the student info from 12.07.2018 to 16.07.2018.

B.Des Students Admitted in 2016 Regulation

  • Students having Grade I (attendance lack) can register from 02.07.2018 to 07.07.2018.
  • Students having Grade F (failed) and Grade Ab (absent) can also register for the subjects available in the student info from 12.07.2018 to 16.07.2018.

B.Arch & M.Arch Students Admitted in 2016 Regulation

  • Students having Grade I only (lack of attendance) can register from 02.07.2018 to 07.07.2018.

Notes to the students:

  • Students can apply for the compensatory courses in student info through :

http://evarsity.srmuniv.ac.in/srmswi/usermanager/youLogin.jsp

  • The registration link will be opened from the first day 11.00 am onward and will be closed at 05.00 pm on the last day.
  • Fee once paid, refund or transfer is not permitted under any circumstances after the commencement of the classes.
  • Commencement of classes: 21.07.2018

 

Course Term: For subjects of all semesters

All Saturdays and Sundays

Maximum number of subjects a student can register

02 (Two only)

Fee per subject

Rs. 10000 (Ten thousand only)

Fee for Project work (in any semester)

Rs.25000 (Twenty-Five Thousand only)

 

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Information on Paying Balance Tuition Fee for First Year B.Tech Candidates Admitted in 2018

June 1, 2018, 11:31 pm
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Please follow the below steps to make your balance tuition fee, if any, through online.

Step 1: Candidate needs to login to their respective Internet Banking portal (any bank in which the parent or the candidate has his / her internet banking facility)
Step 2: Select the option to Add a beneficiary (under RTGS preferably or IMPS)
Step 3: Provide the below details for beneficiary addition

Beneficiary Name

SRMIST ADMISSIONS

Account Number

SRMIST<Your Application Number>   

[ Please note: There must not be any space between SRMIST and application number]

IFSC Code

YESB0CMSNOC

(5th character to be read as “zero” and 10th character as the letter “O”)

Account Type

Current Account

Branch Name

CMS NATIONAL OPERATING CENTRE 

Note : In account number, there is no space between the alphabetical and numerical. (Forexample : SRMIST1234567899 )
Step 4: Post beneficiary addition, student can make the transfer.

Fee Payment via Bank Branch

Student will have to initiate an RTGS by providing the below details at the branch.

Beneficiary Name

SRMIST ADMISSIONS

Account Number

SRMIST<Your Application Number>   

IFSC Code

YESB0CMSNOC

(5th character to be read as “zero” and 10th character as the letter “O”)

Account Type

Current Account

Branch Name

CMS NATIONAL OPERATING CENTRE 

Please feel free to contact us for further support/Assistance.
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SRMIST becomes first South Indian University to sign MoU with Kingston University

June 2, 2018, 3:32 am
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Pushing SRM Standards to attain global benchmarks, the institute signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Kingston University, UK. The MoU was exchanged in the presence of Honorable Chancellor Dr. T. R. Parivendhar, Vice Chancellor Dr. Sandeep Sachethi, Registrar Dr. Sethuraman, Director E&T Dr. Muthamizhchelvan,  HoDs and the Partnership Team of SRM. Ms. Tawnya from International Partnership Team Kingston University and Raghavan S, Regional Head, IET India and Deans of KIIT were also present during the session.

The MoU is facilitated by The Institution of Engineering and Technology (The IET) as part of the SRM Academic Partner collaboration. This MoU will enable both universities for students and faculty exchanges, joint research and dual degree programmes. SRM is the first South Indian University to sign MoU with Kingston University.

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Vice Chancellor, Dr. Sandeep Sancheti welcomed delegation from Kyushu Institute of Technology

June 2, 2018, 4:24 am
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Vice Chancellor, SRMIST, Professor Sandeep Sancheti welcomed a delegation from Kyutech (Kyushu Institute of Technology), Japan, led by Dr. Koichi Yonemoto, Professor, Department of Mechanical and Control Engineering.

He conveyed his greetings saying, “I welcome Kyutech to collaborate with us in rocket science, and think ambitiously of developing a project where jointly, by sharing our respective strengths, we can develop a prototype rocket. We have the rare distinction of launching a Nanosatellite, which is continuing to orbit the earth and sending valuable date on Greenhouse Gases”, said Professor Sancheti, during the discussions with the Japanese delegation.

Currently, the talks are going on in this regard.

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Environment Day Celebration - Activity Day 1

June 2, 2018, 8:26 am
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Environment Day Celebration - Activity Day 2

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From The Desk Of The Vice Chancellor

June 3, 2018, 4:51 am
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Welcome! New Gen SRM’ites

Dear Students,

It gives us immense pleasure to welcome you all to SRM Institute of Science and Technology as you begin your new academic journey. It is not by accident that you have chosen to pursue your future at the SRM family for you have come to an institution that has been carefully nurtured over the years by a Management that has always placed a premium on quality of education.

As you settle down you will find what a wide range of academic opportunities that SRM offers and the fine chance to really chase your dreams, and with a passion. Your teachers here have been carefully chosen and will make you feel comfortable not only in a classroom setting but beyond as well. It is this bond right from the first semester that sets the environment for the duration of your study. The fine interaction between students and their teachers has paid rich dividends whether it had to do with putting a nano-satellite in orbit some seven years ago or currently working with ISRO on a project to the Moon! And nothing stops you from pursuing your own interests; we will only be too glad to step in with our contributions, intellectually and financially.

Gradually you will also realize that SRM goes far beyond academics. It is an institution that has an accent on research, a critical component of our future. Your professors will instill a sense of interest and curiosity that will want you to get involved in probing for deeper meanings and conclusions. Every year we have a Research and Science Day that will encourage students, at the under graduate and post graduate levels, to present papers, the best of which eventually finding their way to high quality journals. Research and innovations are two things that SRM attaches a lot of importance - aside from personal and professional satisfaction, it helps this institution to contribute to industrial & societal needs.

Many of you have come from the four corners of India or for that matter even from far away countries. Let me tell you that SRM has such a rich diversity of people that makes it such a fun place to be in. Use the occasion to enjoy newer things in life - friends, languages, food, for instance! There are also numerous clubs in this campus that might interest you. If nothing else, step into the city to experience the rich historical and cultural heritages. But one thing for sure is that you will not be bored.

Welcome to the SRM Family and I wish each and every one of you the very best.

GOD BLESS!

Dr. Sandeep Sancheti 

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

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SRM IST awarded the most prestigious National Intellectual Property Award

June 6, 2018, 6:00 am
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The Journal of Confederation of Indian Industry, CII Communique, in its May 2018 edition, has briefed the Intellectual Property Award Ceremony that was held on the 26th of April, 2018 at New Delhi. Notably, SRM IST was crowned with the most prestigious Intellectual Property Award for the Top Indian Academic Institution for Patents and Commercialization, which was received by the Honourable Vice Chancellor of SRM Institute of Science and Technology.

The following is an excerpt from the CII Communique, with SRM IST in the list of the winners:

India Intellectual Property Convention and 10th National Intellectual Property Awards

The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), in collaboration with the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP), and the Intellectual Property Office, India, has been organizing the National Intellectual Property Awards every year since 2009, recognizing the use of Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) as a strategic tool in commerce and industry. Comprising a winning amount of 1 lakh in cash, a trophy and a citation, the awards are evaluated on the basis of number of IPRs granted/ registered, growth in IPR portfolio in the past five years, leveraging of IPRs for achieving commercial goals (evaluation, licensing, launching of new products/processes associated with granted/registered IPRs), efforts for inculcating IPR culture (R&D budget, employment of human resources for R&D, collaborations with industries and universities, licensing from other sources) and contribution towards the socio-economic development of the country.

Innovation is essential for progress and brings enormous benefit to society and the nation as a whole, said Mr. Suresh Prabhu, Minister of Commerce and Industry, and Civil Aviation, at the Award Ceremony, held on 26 April in New Delhi. “If there is no protection of innovation, there will be no incentive for innovating”, he said, noting that India has taken a number of steps and has passed relevant laws to improve on IPR protection. Mr. Chandrajit Banerjee, Director General, CLL, and Mr. O P Gupta, Controller General of Patents, Designs and Trademarks, Intellectual property Office, India, were also present on the occasion.

The Winners

  • Dr. Hanamapure Basagonda Bhagavanta: Top Individual for Patents & Commercialization, and WIPO Medal for Inventors
  • SRM Institute of Science and Technology: Top Indian Academic Institution for Patents & Commercialization
  • Council of Scientific and Industrial Research: Top R&D Institution/Organization for patents & Commercialization
  • WIPRO Ltd: Top Public/Private Ltd Company for patents & Commercialization in India (Indian), and WIPO IP Enterprise Trophy
  • Samsung R&D Institute India - Bangalore Pvt Ltd: Top Public/Private Ltd Company for Patents & Commercialization in India (Foreign)
  • Monk Akarshala Pvt Ltd: Top Indian Pvt Company (MSME) for Patents & Commercialization
  • Sabyasachi Couture: Top Indian Company /Organization for Design
  • P Sanjai Gandhi: Top Individual/Organization for best facilitation of Registration of GI and promotion of Registered GI in India

Click here to view the article in CII Communique magazine's May 2018 edition.

Click here for the direct link to CII News Letter coverage. 

 

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Vice Chancellor Professor Sandeep Sancheti Visits Taiwan Education Centre at SRMIST

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vc-sandeep-taiwan-eduVice Chancellor, SRMIST Professor Sandeep Sancheti visited the on-site Taiwan Education Centre, India’s only education and cultural center offering the professional proficiency test in Chinese. Taiwan is emerging as one of SRMIST’s most active educational and cultural partners with several programmes in student mobility, faculty exchange and research.

Soon after his visit to the Taiwan Education Centre at SRMIST Professor Sancheti expressed himself saying-

“I look forward to deepening our relationship with Taiwan. I am going to be in Taiwan in June as part of an AIU delegation, where I shall get to understand better the common points for strengthening the partnership. I congratulate the Taiwan Education Centre at SRMIST for doing a marvelous job in supporting the emerging relationship”.

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Taiwan is emerging as one of SRMIST’s most active educational and cultural partners with several programmes in student mobility, faculty exchange and research.
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SRMIST Tech Lab Members bagged 1st place in Angelhack Global Hackathon 2018 at Microsoft Hyderabad

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srmist-tech-lab-1st-place-2018-microsoft-hyderabadOn 3rd June 2018, a student team from SRMIST Kattankulathur bagged the 1st prize at Angelhack hackathon which was conducted as a part of Angelhack Global Hackathon series 2018 at the Microsoft campus in Hyderabad. The present year theme of “Seamless Technology” was set with the intention of giving developers the freedom to use any technology without restrictions to solve pressing problems concerning them and developers across the world. Solutions like these would enable quicker prototyping and deployment, increasing the already exponential rate of productivity of the technology industry.

Over 200 students, from experienced professionals to entrepreneurs competed for this rare opportunity. After a number of reviews and 2 rounds of extensive pitching sessions, the results were finally declared at the end of this 30 hrs long event. The Judging panel comprised of professionals from Microsoft, Amazon and major startups.

Two students; Ankur Agarwal and Krishna Maneesha Dendukuri from Next Tech Lab, were a part of this winning team. The opportunity of attending the Global HACKcelerator Program 2018 connected the students with thought-leaders and experienced entrepreneurs to help themselves in becoming more versatile while refining their ideas to build their hackathon winning prototype into a full-fledged start-up.

The team created an Artificial Intelligence-based application which helps resolve bottlenecks for machine learning practitioners. Selecting the best algorithm to be applied to a given dataset in order to achieve the highest accuracy rates was the problem. This required intensive data analysis and a lot of trial & error cycles of applying the models while consuming a lot of time and processing power for training. This tedious process makes developers treat machine learning more like alchemy than an exact science. These students built a solution which can predict the efficiency of 10 different algorithms without even running them, for a dataset given by the user and therefore, suggest the best one to be applied by saving the valuable resources like training time and GPU power and bagged the 1st place.

 

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SRM REAFFIRMS ITS COMMITMENT TO THE ENVIRONMENT

June 11, 2018, 2:33 am
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SRM has joined the United Nations Academic Impact as a member, to further the aims and goals of the UN mandate in environmental conservation.

“The membership will further strengthen the pioneering work being done by SRM IST, in creating a sustainable environmental ecosystem on campus. With such a large number of students, over 50,000 in four campuses, we have a great responsibility to inculcate the spirit of conservation in the next generation of leadership of the country”, said Professor Sandeep Sancheti, the Vice Chancellor of SRM IST, on the membership of the UN body.

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SRMIST Joins Education Platform For Higher Education Development In India

June 12, 2018, 5:15 am
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Education Delegation from Bhutan Visits SRM IST

June 12, 2018, 11:15 pm
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SRM hosted senior officials from the Ministry of Education, Bhutan. During their visit, they met students studying at the University and reaffirmed the education ties between Bhutan and SRMIST.

“We value our relationship with Bhutan, which has been sending many brilliant students to SRM to pursue higher education. They have distinguished themselves in their academic performance, brought vibrancy to the on-campus environment, and I am sure they will contribute greatly to the development of Bhutan”, said Prof Sandeep Sancheti, Vice Chancellor of SRM IST, on felicitating the guests.

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Infrastructure Facilities in SRM IST Kattankulathur Campus for Sports and Games

June 13, 2018, 3:41 am
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The following infrastructure facilities are available in SRM IST Kattankulathur Campus for sports & games

  • 4 volleyball courts with flood light and link mesh fence around the court. The courts are of 2640 square meter in total
  • 5 basketball courts with flood light and link mesh fence around the court. The courts are of 5000 square meters in total
  • 2 football fields with link mesh fence around the court. The courts are of 18000 square meters in total
  • 1 hockey field and it is of 7000 square meter
  • 400-meter standard mud track with a raised border. The size 400 meter equals 21,600 square meter
  • 5 tennis courts cum ball badminton court with flood light and link mesh fence around the court. The 5 courts total up to 3000 Square meter
  • 1 cricket field with 3 cricket net practice pitch which totals up to 720 square meters
  • 4000 square meter mini indoor stadium with 2 badminton courts and provision for playing table tennis.
  • An A/C Hall for practicing chess of 150 square meter
  • the total playing field of 58510 square meter
  • multipurpose indoor stadium with AC
  • the total playing field of dimension 38 X 23 meter 874 square meter

Directorate of Sports SRMIST has been running a 6-week Certificate Course in Sports Coaching in Collaboration with Sports Authority of India from 2014 onwards for which participants come from all over India and abroad. And in the Southern region of the country SRMIST is the only Institution which has been running this programme for the past 5 years.

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SRM’s Sustained Efforts to create Environmental Awareness

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Every drop of water goes to make the mighty ocean. Yes, the mighty ocean that we take for granted may no longer be the same in the days to come. The theme for this year's World Environment Day is 'Beat Plastic pollution’. It has been predicted that in the years to come there would be more plastic in the ocean than fishes!!

The men are so busy with technological advancements like Artificial Intelligence, Virtual Reality, etc that they have had its fair share of advantage but we have failed to realize the enormity of the man-made harm to the environment due to excessive use of plastics. The earth's surface and the ocean beds are being clogged. A danger that we are failing to acknowledge and therefore it is very important to take relevant measures at the earliest. Since 1974 United Nations has been creating awareness by observing June 5th as World Environment Day.

This year India is the host we have a major responsibility to stand as a role model by working towards a more sustained and safe environment. SRM as an institution has pledged to give its very best in becoming a responsible and environmentally conscious institution. On June 3rd a campaign was organized in Besant Nagar Beach which brought together the Vice-Chancellor of the Institute to staff members, researchers and a team of 50 students as members to 'start a change '.

The team showed that everyone has a responsibility towards the environment. The members were involved in educating vendors on alternates to plastics, creating awareness among children and the public and that, small efforts sustained over time can produce significant results and thus, SRM is set on its journey towards sustaining a safe environment for the future generations.

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