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Sri Krishnadevaraya Educational Trust’sSIR M. VISVESVARAYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Krishnadevaraya Nagar, Hunasamaranahalli, Off International Airport Road, Bengaluru – 562 157.

(Approved by AICTE, New Delhi, Affiliated to VTU Belagavi)(ISO 9001:2008 Certified Institution)

Hand Book for 2018-2019

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We shall consistently endeavour to achieve high standards of quality in technical education and integrated personality development of students so as to meet the continuing demands of the society .

QUALITY POLICY

  To impart quality technical education, provide state-of-art facilities, achieve high quality in teaching-learning & research and encourage extra & co-curricular activities.

  To stimulate in students a spirit of inquiry and desire to gain knowledge and skills to meet the changing needs that can enrich their lives.

  To provide opportunity and resources for developing skills for employability and entrepreneurship, nurturing leadership qualities, imbibing professional ethics and societal commitment.

  To create an ambience and nurture conducive environment for dedicated and quality staff to up-grade their knowledge & skills and disseminate the same to students on a sustainable long term basis.

  To facilitate effective interaction with the industries, alumni and research institutions.

MISSION

  To be a centre of excellence in technical and management education concurrently focusing on disciplined and integrated development of personality through quality education, sports, cultural and co-curricular activities.

  To promote transformation of students into better human beings, responsible citizens and competent professionals to serve as a valuable resource for industry, work environment and society.

“To make our country great, self-supporting and strong, work hard, work harder work with efficiency, work in a co-operative spirit and work with a team spirit.”

Sir M Visvesvaraya

VISION

Ragging Free Campus

w a r n i n gRagging is a Crime

Ragging

Tobacco-free Campus

For better health, smoking and use of tobacco products are prohibited every where in our property

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VISVESVARAYA TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY, BELAGAVIScheme of Teaching and examination 2018 – 19

Outcome Based education (OBe) and Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) (effective from the academic year 2018 – 19)

I SEMESTER Bachelor of EngineeringThree week long mandatory non- credit Induction Program

For the UG students entering the institution, right at the start. Normal classes start only after the Induction program is completed.

Preambleengineering institutions are set up to generate well trained manpower in engineering with a feeling of responsibility towards oneself, one’s family, and society. However, often, the incoming undergraduate students are driven by their parents and society to join engineering without understanding their own interests and talents. As a result, most students fail to link up with the goals of their own institution. Students who enter an institution, will have come with diverse thoughts, backgrounds and preparations. It is important to help them adjust to the new environment, open them up, set a healthy daily routine, create bonding in the batch as well as between faculty and students, develop awareness, sensitivity and understanding of the self, people around them, society at large and nature, and inculcate in them the ethos of the institution with a sense of larger purpose. The graduating student must have knowledge and skills in the area of his/her study. Character needs to be nurtured as an essential quality by which he/she would understand and fulfill his/her responsibility as an engineer, a citizen and a human being. Besides the above, several meta-skills and underlying values are needed.Therefore, a Program is needed to

 Help the newly joined students feel comfortable, Sensitize them towards exploring their academic interests andactivities, Train them to work for excellence, Build relations between teachers and students, Impart a broader view of life, Build character, Develop awareness and sensitivity to Human Values, Create feeling of equality, compassion and oneness, Develop attention to society and nature.An induction program for the UG students entering the institution, right at the start, serves the purpose. The program also makes them reflect on their relationship with their families and extended family in the college (with hostel stayand others). It also connects students with each other and with teachers so that they can share any dificulty they might be facing and seek help.The Induction Program can also be used to rectify some critical lacunas, for example, english background, for those students who have deficiency in it.

Activities of the induction programInduction program includes;Physical Activity, Creative Arts, Universal Human Values, Literary, Proficiency Modules, Lectures by eminent People, Visits to Local Area, Familiarization to Department/Branch and Innovations, etc. For more details refer to “A Guide to Induction Program”, Page – 31, Model Curriculum for Undergraduate Degree Courses in engineering and Technology, January 2018, Volume I, published by AICTe, New Delhi.

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VISVESVARAYA TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY, BELAGAVIScheme of Teaching and examination 2018 – 19

Outcome Based education(OBe) and Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) (effective from the academic year 2018 – 19)

I SEMESTER B.E./B.Tech (PHYSICS GROUP)Sl. No

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L T P1 BSC 18MAT11 Calculus and Linear

AlgebraMathematics Maths 3 2 -- 03 40 60 100 4

2 BSC 18PHY12 engineering Physics Physics Physics 3 2 -- 03 40 60 100 43 eSC 18eLe13 Basic electrical

engineeringe and e engineering

e and e engineering

2 2 -- 03 40 60 100 3

4 eSC 18CIV14 elements of Civil engineering and Mechanics

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

2 2 -- 03 40 60 100 3

5 eSC 18eGDL15 engineering Graphics

Me, Auto, IP, IeM, Mfgengineering

Mechanical engineering

2 -- 2 03 40 60 100 3

6 BSC 18PHYL16 engineering Physics Lab.

Physics Physics -- -- 2 03 40 60 100 1

7 eSC 18eLeL17 Basic electrical engineering Laboratory

e and e engineering

e and e engineering

-- -- 2 03 40 60 100 1

8 HSMC 18eGHL18 Technical english-I Humanities Humanities -- -- 2 -- 40 60 100 1Total 12 08 08 23 320 480 800 20

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L T P1 BSC 18MAT21 Advanced Calculus

and Numerical Methods

Mathematics Maths 3 2 -- 3 40 60 100 4

2 BSC 18PHY22 engineering Chemistry

Chemistry Chemistry 3 2 -- 3 40 60 100 4

3 eSC 18eLe23 C Programming for Problem Solving

Computer Science and engineering

Computer Science and engineering

2 2 -- 3 40 60 100 3

4 eSC 18CIV24 Basic electronics eCe/e and I/ TC

e and C engineering

2 2 -- 3 40 60 100 3

5 eSC 18eGDL25 elements of Mechanical engineering

Me, Auto, IP, IeM, Mfg engineering

Mechanical engineering

2 2 -- 3 40 60 100 3

6 BSC 18PHYL26 engineering Chemistry Laboratory

Chemistry Chemistry -- -- 2 3 40 60 100 1

7 eSC 18eLeL27 C Programming Laboratory

Computer Science and engineering

Computer Science and engineering

-- -- 2 3 40 60 100 1

8 HSMC 18eGHL28 Technical english– II Humanities Humanities -- -- 2 -- 40 60 100 1Total 12 10 6 23 320 480 800 20

Note: BSC: Basic Science, ES: Engineering Science, HSMC: Humanity and Social Science.

Definition of Credit: 1 hour Lecture (L) per week per semester = 1 Credit 2 hour Tutorial (T) per week per semester = 1Credit2 hour Practical/Laboratory/Drawing (P) per week per semester = 1Credit.

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VISVESVARAYA TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY, BELAGAVIScheme of Teaching and examination 2018 – 19

Outcome Based education(OBe) and Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) (effective from the academic year 2018 – 19)

I SEMESTER B.E./B.Tech (CHEMITRY GROUP)Sl. No

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L T P1 BSC 18MAT11 Calculus and Linear

AlgebraMathematics Mathematics 3 2 -- 3 40 60 100 4

2 BSC 18CHe12 engineering Chemistry

Chemistry Chemistry 3 2 -- 3 40 60 100 4

3 eSC 18CPS13 C Programming for Problem Solving

Computer Science and engineering

Computer Science and engineering

2 2 -- 3 40 60 100 3

4 eSC 18eLN14 Basic electronics eCe/e and I/TC

e and C engineering

2 2 -- 3 40 60 100 3

5 eSC 18Me15 elements of Mechanical engineering

Me, Auto, IP, IeM, Mfg engineering

Mechanical engineering

2 2 -- 3 40 60 100 3

6 BSC 18CHeL16 engineering Chemistry Laboratory

Chemistry Chemistry -- -- 2 3 40 60 100 1

7 eSC 18CPL17 C Programming Laboratory

Computer Science and engineering

Computer Science and engineering

-- -- 2 3 40 60 100 1

8 HSMC 18eGHL18 Technical english– I Humanities Humanities -- -- 2 -- 40 60 100 1Total 12 10 6 23 320 480 800 20

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1 BSC 18MAT21 Advanced Calculus and Numerical Methods

Mathematics Mathematics 3 2 -- 3 40 60 100 4

2 BSC 18PHY22 engineering Physics Physics Physics 3 2 -- 3 40 60 100 43 eSC 18eLe23 Basic electrical

engineeringe and e engineering

e and e engineering

2 2 3 40 60 100 3

4 eSC 18CIV24 elements of Civil engineering and Mechanics

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

2 2 -- 3 40 60 100 3

5 eSC 18eGDL25 engineering Graphics

Me, Auto, IP, IeM, Mfg engineering

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2 -- 2 3 40 60 100 3

6 BSC 18PHYL26 engineering Physics Laboratory

Physics Physics -- -- 2 3 40 60 100 1

7 eSC 18eLeL27 Basic electrical engineering Laboratory

e and e engineering

e and e engineering

-- -- 2 3 40 60 100 1

8 HSMC 18eGHL28 Technical english– II Humanities Humanities -- 2 -- 40 60 100 1Total 12 08 08 23 320 480 800 20

Note: BSC: Basic Science, ES: Engineering Science, HSMC: Humanity and Social Science.

Definition of Credit: 1 hour Lecture (L) per week per semester = 1 Credit 2 hour Tutorial (T) per week per semester = 1Credit2 hour Practical/Laboratory/Drawing (P) per week per semester = 1Credit.

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Computation of SGPA and CGPA:(i) The University adopts absolute grading system wherein the marks are converted to grades,

and every semester results will be declared with semester grade point average (SGPA) and Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA). The CGPA will be calculated for every semester, except for the first semester.

(ii) The grading system with the letter grades and the assigned range of marks under absolute grading system are as given below:

Level Outstanding Excellent Very Good

Good Above Average

Average Fail

Letter Grade S A B C D e FGrade Points 10 9 8 7 6 4 00Percentage of Marks Scored in a Course

≥ 90 < 90≥ 80

< 80≥ 70

< 70≥ 60

< 60≥ 50

< 50≥ 40

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(90 -100) (80 - 89) (70 - 79) (60 - 69) (45 - 59) (40 - 44) (0 - 39)

A student obtaining Grade ‘F’ in a Course shall be considered failed and is required to reappear in subsequent See. Whatever the letter grade secured by the student during his / her reappearance shall be retained. However the number of attempts taken to clear a Course shall be indicated in the grade cards/ transcripts.

Minimum Attendance Requirement:85% in each subject during the period from the first to last working day of a semester as prescribed by the University by its calendar of events.

Internal Assessment Marks:Theory: Maximum IA Marks is 40. Out of this, 30 Marks is for the performance in the IA Tests (average of 3 tests) and 10 Marks is for Assignment, Quiz, seminar etc.

Laboratory: Minimum IA Marks 50% failing which a candidate shall not be eligible to take the corresponding practical subject in the university exam.

Promotion to higher semester:Eligibility to ODD semester: failing in not more than 4 subjects of previous 2 semesters and passing in all subjects of preceding year. However, no such restrictions for movement from ODD to eVeN semester, provided the candidate satisfies the attendance requirement of ODD semester.

Important Contact NumbersName and Address Phone

NumberName and Address Phone

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ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR ODD SEMESTER: 2018-19EVENTS DATES REMARKS

FreSHerS DAY 04/08/2018 INAUGUrAL FUNCTION FOr NeWLY ADMITTeD STUDeNTS

COMMeNCeMeNT OF 3 Week MANDATOrY INDUCTION PrOGrAM

06/08/2018 TO 25/08/2018

Physical activity, Creative Arts, Universal Human values, Lectures from eminent persons, Trip, Proficiency Modules etc.

INDEPENDENCE DAY 15-08-2018 GENERAL HOLIDAYBAKRID 22-08-2018 GENERAL HOLIDAYCOMMeNCeMeNT OF FIrST SeMeSTer CLASSeS.

27/08/2018 reGULAr THeOrY & PrACTICAL CLASSeS AS Per TIMe TABLe.

GANESHA CHATURTHI 13-09-2018 GENERAL HOLIDAYVerVe 17-09-2018 Annual Intra college cultural FestMUHARRAM 21-09-2018 GENERAL HOLIDAYSUBMISSION OF ASSIGNMeNT-1 25–09-2018 For CIe 10 MarksFIrST IA TeST 27,28&29 - Sept’2018 For CIe 30 MarksGANDHI JAYANTHI 02-10-2018 GENERAL HOLIDAYMAHALAYA AMAVASYA 08-10-2018 GENERAL HOLIDAYDisplay of IA Marks & Attendance

09-10-2018 1st CIe and Attendance upto 30-09-2018

DeSPATCH OF PrOGreSS rePOrT TO PAreNTS

10-10-2018 Statement of attendance & IA Marks will be sent to Parents via SMS

kALANJALI 12&13 - Oct’2018 Annual Inter college cultural FestAYUDHA POOJA 18-10-2018 GENERAL HOLIDAYVIJAYADASHAMI 19-10-2018 GENERAL HOLIDAYSUBMISSION OF ASSIGNMeNT-2 20- 10- 2018 For CIe 10 MarksSeCOND IA TeST 22,23&25- Oct’2018 For CIe 30 MarksVALMIKI JAYANTHI 24-10-2018 GENERAL HOLIDAYKANNADA RAJYOTSAVA 01-11-2018 GENERAL HOLIDAYDisplay of IA Marks & Attendance

02-11-2018 2nd CIe and Attendance upto 31-10-2018

DeSPATCH OF PrOGreSS rePOrT TO PAreNTS

03-11-2018 Statement of attendance & IA Marks will be sent to Parents via SMS

NARAKA CHATURDASHI 06-11-2018 GENERAL HOLIDAYBALIPADYAMI 08-11-2018 GENERAL HOLIDAYSUBMISSION OF ASSIGNMeNT-3 17-11-2018 For CIe 10 MarksTHIrD IA TeST 19, 20 & 22 –Nov’2018 For CIe 30 MarksId MILAD 21-11-2018 GENERAL HOLIDAYKANAKADASA JAYANTHI 26-11-2018 GENERAL HOLIDAYDisplay of IA Marks & Attendance

30-12-2018 3rdCIe and Attendance upto 30-11-2018

Despatch Of Progress report To Parents

01-12-2018 Statement of attendance & IA Marks will be sent to Parents via SMS

Last working day of odd semesterSemester end exam (Practical)Semester end exam (Theory)Commencement of even semester classes

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ABOUT THE TRUSTSri Krishnadevaraya Educational Trust (SRI KET):

The trust is the backbone of our institute.The commitment and leadership qualities fo the members of Sri krishnadevaraya educational Trust make the educational experience most valuable and future oriented. Sri Krishnadevaraya Educational Trust provides quality education through selfless service. It was established in 1985 by a group of 19 philanthropists with the sole objective of imparting quality technical education. The professional colleges run by Sri keT includes Sir M Visvesvaraya Institute of Technology, krishnadevaraya College of Dental Sciences (kCDS) and Sir M V School of Architecture.

ABOUT THE INSTITUTESir M Visvesvaraya Institute of Technology-Bengaluru, is one of the leading technical institutes established in 1986, having completed its silver jubilee. The institute has spacious campus covering about 133 acres. The lush green ambience of Sir MVIT makes the campus, free from pollution. Sir M Visvesvaraya Institute of Technology is recognized by AICTe, New Delhi, approved by Government of Karnataka and is affiliated to Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU), Belagavi, and ISO Certified. The institute offers 9 Undergraduate, 5 Postgraduate courses along with 8 research and consultancy activities in most of the departments with provision for Ph.D.Affiliations, Accreditation and Rankings

Approved by AICTe, New Delhi

recognized by Government of karnataka

An ISO 9001:2008 Certified Institution

Accreditedby NAAC B++ Grade

Affiliated to Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belagavi

Accredited by National Board of Accreditation (2014) New Delhi

Certified by Scientific & Industrial Research Organizations (SIRO)

Unique features of SIRMVITStrong academics, Consistent University ranks, very high percentage of distinctions.

Focus on Soft skills, personality Development &Top Placements with Highest Packages

Digital class rooms, well equipped Labs, WIFI enabled campus,Auditorium & Seminar Hall.

Industry Interactions & visits, internship program and live projects, Sir MVIT Incubation Center

r&D projects funded by various agencies including AICTe, UGC, DST, VTU, MHrD etc.

Susamskriti, a cultural forum, Abhikalpana - an NGO, Individual Department forums

excellent Indoor and Outdoor Sports Facilities.

Strong ties with our Vibrant Alumni.

Women empowerment Cell

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COURSES OFFEREDThe Institute offers courses in the following disciplines with the intake shown against each of them.

Total intake is 998

Under Graduate (UG) Courses Sanctioned Intake

B.E. in Computer Science & Engineering 120

B.E. in Information Science & Engineering 60

B.E. in Electronics & Communication Engineering 120

B.E. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering 120

B.E. in Telecommunication Engineering 60

B.E. in Mechanical Engineering 120

B.E. in Biotechnology 60

B.E. in Industrial Engineering& Management 30

B.E. in Civil Engineering 60

Post Graduate (PG) Courses Sanctioned Intake

Master of Computer Applications [MCA] 60

Master of Business Administration [mba] 120

M.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering (Computer Integrated Manufacturing )

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M.Tech.inElectronics & Communication Engineering (Electronics)

25

M.Tech. in Biotechnology (Biotechnology & Biochemical Engineering)

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RESEARCH CENTERS Department of Mechanical Engineering

Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering

Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering

Department of Computer Science & Engineering

Department of Information Science & Engineering

Department of Biotechnology

Department of Basic Sciences & MBA

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Institutional organization PRINCIPAL

Name Qualification Designation Contact NoDr.V. r. Manjunath B.e., M.Tech(IITB)., Ph.D(IITB) Principal 080-28467248

HEADS OF THE DEPARTMENTSl. No

Name Qualification Department

1. Mr. H.P.Mahendra Babu B.e., M.e. Dept. of Civil engg.2. Dr. Shanmukharadhya B.e., M.Tech, Ph.D Dept. of Mech. and IeM3. Dr. H. L. Suresh M.e,Ph.D. Dept. of elect. engg.4. Dr. r. SundaraGuru A.M.Ie., M.e., Ph.D Dept. of elns. engg.5. Dr. e. kavitha B.e., M.e., Ph.D Dept. of Telecom.6. Dr.G.C.Bhanu Prakash B.e., M.S., Ph.D Dept. of Computer Sc. & engg.7. Dr. Vijayakarthik P. B.e., M.e., Ph.D Dept. of Information Sc. & engg.8. Dr.H.G.Nagendra B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D Dept. of Biotechnology9. Dr.G.M. krishnaiah B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D Dept. of Chemistry10. Dr. Hariharan Nalatore B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D Dept. of Physics11. Mr.U.S. Hegde B.Sc., M.Sc. Dept. of Mathematics12. Dr.Manjula Sanjay koti MCA, M.Phil, Ph.D Dept. of Master of Computer

Applications13. Dr.Sandya Suswaram B.Sc., MBA, M.Phil.,

Ph.DDept. of Master of Business Administration

14. Dr. rajesh Y. H. M.PeD, Ph.D. Physical education Director 15. Mr. ravish P.Y. B.Sc., M.LISc Library & Information Centre

TRAINING AND PLACEMENT OFFICERName Qualification Designation Contact No

Prof. S. H. khan M.Sc. MBA, PGDPM & IrSDHrM

PLACeMeNT OFFICer 65679740

MANAGER ADMINISTRATIONName Qualification Designation Contact No

Mr. Narayan M.Shetty MA MANAGer 28477024/25/26 ext;106

MANAGER TRANSPORTName Qualification Designation Contact No

Mr. C.Baburaju M.A. ASSISTANTMANAGer 28477024/25/26 ext;207

SECURITY CHIEFName Qualification Designation Contact No

T. Jaganmohanreddy MBA eSTATeOFFICer 9535512345

WARDEN BOYS HOSTELName Qualification Designation Contact No

Mr.elaiyaraja B.Tech Warden 28477027 /7760011769

WARDENS LADIES HOSTELName Qualification Designation Contact No

Dr.VShanta B.e., M.Sc., engg Ph.D

Warden 28477027 /7760011874

Ms.Dhanalakshmi B.Com., M. Com Asst. resident Warden 28467247 /7760011713

Mrs. Savithri r DCSe Asst. resident Warden 9886371052

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FACULTY LISTDEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

Sl. No Name of the Staff Qualification Designation1. Dr.V.r.Manjunath B.E., M.Tech (IITB)., Ph.D(IITB) Principal2. Mr. H.P. Mahendra Babu B.E., M.E. Associate Professor

& HOD I/C3. Mr. k.V.r.Prasad B.E., M.E. Associate Professor4. Dr. S.Shivanna B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D Associate Professor5. Dr.H.ravi kumar. B.E., M.E., Ph.D Associate Professor6. Dr. Chinmayee B.E., M.E., Ph.D Associate Professor7. Ms. Anitha Jayaraman B.E., M.Tech Assistant Professor8. Ms.Pradeepa.S. B.E., M.Tech Assistant Professor9. Ms.ramya. B.E., M.Tech Assistant Professor

10. Ms.Tamil Selvi N. B.E., M.E. Assistant Professor11. Ms. Vyshanavi D.r B.E., M.Tech Assistant Professor12. Ms.Ajilin.r B.E., M.E. Assistant Professor13. Ms.Bhavya B.E., M.E. Assistant Professor14. Ms.Saranya S B.E., M.Tech Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERINGSl. No Name of the Staff Qualification Designation

1. Dr.Shanmukharadhya B.e., M.Tech, Ph.D Professor& HOD2. Dr.V.Shantha. B.e., M.Sc., engg, Ph.D Professor3. Dr. D.N.Drakshayani B.Sc., M.Sc. engg. Ph.D Professor4. Dr. Prasad A.J.k. B.Sc., M.Tech, Ph.D Associate Professor5. Dr.G.Balakumar B.e., M.Tech, Ph.D Associate Professor6. Mr.k.S.Manoharan B.e., M.Tech Associate Professor7. Mr.Mohan chandran. B.Sc., M.Tech. Associate Professor8. Mr.S.B.Halesh B.e., M.Tech Associate Professor9. Mr.Janardhana k B.e., M.Tech Associate Professor10. Mr. Mahaboob BashaD B.e., M.Tech Associate Professor11. Mr. ramesh Guledagudda. B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor12. Mr. PrashanthL B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor13. Mr. S.H.Prashanth B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor14. Mr.Hanumanthray Gowda M.B B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor15. Mr. Shivakumar S. B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor16. Mr. kiran kumar. B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor17. Mr.Chethan D. B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor15. Mr.M.Nataraja. B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor16. Mr.Chandrasekhar. B B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor18. Mr.Yeshvantha H.S B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor19. Mr. kumarswamyr. B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor20. Mr.Sampath kumar B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor21. Mr.Madhu kumar k. B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor22. Mrs.Veena B.G. B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor23. Mr.karthikM. B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor24. Mr.ramesh konaraddy B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor25. Ms.Asha rani B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor

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DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENTSl. No Name of the Staff Qualification Designation

1. Mr. khalique ejaz Ahmed B.e., M.Tech Associate Professor2. Mr.Nagesh B.M. B.e., MSc (engg) Associate Professor

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERINGSl. No Name of the Staff Qualification Designation

1. Dr. H.L. Suresh B.e., M.Tech, Ph.D Professor & HOD2. Mr. M.S.Suresh B.e., M.Tech Associate Professor3. Mr. C.V.Mohan B.e., M.e. Associate Professor4. Ms.D.Beula B.e., M.e. Associate Professor5. Ms. r. Subha B.Tech, M.Tech Associate Professor6. Mr.Shivapriyan rajendran B.e., M.Tech Associate Professor7. Ms.Sumalatha. B.Tech, M.Tech Assistant Professor8. Ms.rekha radhakrishnan B.Tech, M.Tech Assistant Professor9. Ms.Nayana.B.r. B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor10. Ms.kumaraswamy.r. B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor11. Ms.Bindiya Tyagi. B.e., M.Sc. (engg) Assistant Professor12. Ms. Nanda Shivamoggi. B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor13. Ms.Anchal.C. B.Tech, M.Tech Assistant Professor14. Ms.Janaki B Borad B.e., M.e. Assistant Professor15. Ms.ragha Sudha B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor16. Mr.Manohar Varma k V M B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor17. Mr. kiran kumar M k B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor18. Mr.Nitin kumar reddy k N B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor19. Ms. Vidya Shree N A B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor20. Ms. Thanuja M B Tech M.Tech Assistant Professor21. Ms.Sreedevi k B.e M.Tech Assistant Professor22. Ms.reshma T M B Tech M.Tech Assistant Professor23. Mr.keshava raju.C B e M.Tech Assistant Professor24. Ms. Shushma.S.M B e M.Tech Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION SCIENCE & ENGINEERINGSl. No Name of the Staff Qualification Designation

1. Dr.Vijayakarthik.P. B.e., M.e., Ph.D Professor& HOD2. Dr. S.N.Sheshappa B.e., M.e., Ph.D Associate Professor3. Dr.Vani Priya C.H. B.SC., M.e., M.C.A., Ph.D Associate Professor4. Mr.raghav.S. B.e., M.Tech Associate Professor5. Mr.Vijaya kumar.Y.M. B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor6. Mr.Byregowda. B.k. B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor7. Ms.Suguna.M.k. B.e., M.e. Assistant Professor8. Ms.Shantha H.Biradar.. B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor9. Mr.Manohar.r. B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor10. Ms.rashmi Amardeep B.e., M.S. Assistant Professor11. Ms.Padmini.C. B.e., M.e. Assistant Professor12. Ms.Smitha Patil B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor

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DEPARTMENT OF TELECOMMUNICATION ENGINEERINGSl. No Name of the Staff Qualification Designation

1. Dr. e. kavitha B.e., M.e., Ph.D Professor& HOD2. Dr.k.roopa B.e., M.Tech. Ph.D Associate Professor3. Ms. Savitha.A. Harkude B.e., M.e. Associate Professor4. Ms.kalaiarasi.M. B.e., M.e. Assistant Professor5. Mr. A.r.ravindra B.e. Assistant Professor6. Mr.Subra Chakraborty. B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor7. Ms.Divyarani.M.S B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor8. Ms.Srilakshmi T B.Tech, M.Tech Assistant Professor9. Ms. Padma Gayathri B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor

10. Mr. Pradeep kumar B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor11. Ms.Suma L B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERINGSl. No Name of the Staff Qualification Designation

1. Dr.r.Sundaraguru A.M.Ie., M.e., Ph.D Professor& HOD2. Dr. Venkateswaran k B.e., M.e., Ph.D Associate Professor3. Mr. Satish kumar B.e., M.S. Associate Professor4. Ms. S.krishna Priya B.e., M.Tech Associate Professor5. Mr. r Nataraju B.e., M.Tech Associate Professor6. Ms.Vijayalakshmi Y B.e., M.Tech Associate Professor7. Ms P. Shalini. B.e., M.Tech Associate Professor8. Ms.Safinaz. B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor9. Ms.Seema.S B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor

10. Mr.I.G.Naveen. B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor11. Ms.Soumya.r. Nadgir B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor12. Mr. Phaninder ravi.P. B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor13. Ms.Praveena.N.. B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor14. Ms.Bhuvaneswari. B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor15. Ms.SwethaL. B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor16. Ms. rajeswari k.N. B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor17. Ms.Poongothai.C. B.e., M.e Assistant Professor18. Ms.Vijayashri V.Belgaonkar B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor19. Mrs.Sheetal Bageli B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor20. Mrs.Vani B.P B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor21. Ms.Anju k Peter B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor22. Ms.Mercy Prisilla.J B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor23. Mr. Shasibhushan B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor24. Ms.Banurekha.k B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRYSl. No Name of the Staff Qualification Designation

1. Dr. G.M.krishnaiah B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D Professor& HOD2. Mr. HM.Sathyananda B.Sc., M.Sc., M.Phil Assistant Professor3. Mr. Prashath.G.k. B.Sc., M.Sc., M.Phil Assistant Professor4. Dr. Anima Upadhyay. B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D Assistant Professor5. Mr. Mutthuraju. M B.Sc., M.Sc. Assistant Professor

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DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERINGSl. No Name of the Staff Qualification Designation

1. Dr.G.C.Bhanu Prakash B.e., M.S., Ph.D Professor & HOD I/C2. Dr. Suma Swamy B.e., M.Tech, Ph.D Professor3. Ms.Sheela kathavathe.S. B.e., M.S. Associate Professor4. Mr.B.C.Srinivasa. B.e., M.S. Associate Professor5. Ms.Pallivi. r. B.e., M.Tech Associate Professor6. Ms. B.N.rekha B.e., M.Tech Associate Professor7. Dr.Savitha Choudhary B.e., M. Tech, Ph.D Associate Professor8. Mr. elaiyaraj.P B.Tech Assistant Professor9. Ms.Sowjanya lakshmi.A. B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor

10. Ms.Ajina.A. B.e., M.e. Assistant Professor11. Ms.Sushila shidnal B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor12. Mr.revanasiddappa B.Bandi B.e. M.Tech Assistant Professor13. Ms.Mayuari. B.e., M.Tech. Assistant Professor14. Mr.ravi kumar.H.r. B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor15. Ms.Savitha.P. B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor16. Ms.Mohamadi Ghousiya kousar B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor17. Mr.Narendra Babu C.r B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor18. Mrs.Dhivya V B.Tech, M.Tech Assistant Professor19. Ms. Supriya H S B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor20. Ms.Monika rani B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor21. Ms. Sapna B.e., M.Tech Assistant Professor22. Mr. Shreyas Suresh rao B.e., M.S. Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF BIO-TECHNOLOGYSl. No Name of the Staff Qualification Designation

1. Dr. H.G.Nagendra B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D Professor& HOD2. Dr.Chandrashekar Naik B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D Professor3. Dr.Mrinalini Menon B.Sc., M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D Associate Professor4. Dr. rajendra Singh.C. B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D Associate Professor5. Dr.Priya Narayan B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D Associate Professor6. Ms.Niveditha B.e., M.e. Associate Professor7. Mr.Jagadeesh kumar.D. B.Sc., M.Sc. Assistant Professor8. Ms.Sudevi Basu. B.e., M.Tech. Assistant Professor9. Mr.Manjunath.r B.e., M.Tech. Assistant Professor10. Ms.rashmi.k.V. B.Sc., M.Sc. Assistant Professor11. Ms.Halima .r. B.Tech, M.Tech. Assistant Professor12. Mr.Ishwar Chandra. B.e., M.Tech. Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICSSl. No Name of the Staff Qualification Designation

1. Dr. Hariharan Nalatore B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D Associate Professor & HoD

2. Dr. Asha rao B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D Professor3. Mr. N.Sasi kumar B.Sc., M.Sc. Assistant Professor4. Mrs. Purnimaa. N.Dixit B.Sc., M.Sc. Assistant Professor5. Ms.Veena shivaprasad. B.Sc., M.Sc. /PGDCA Assistant Professor6. Mr. Dileep M.S B.Sc., M.Sc. Assistant Professor

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DEPARTMENT OF MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS [MCA]Sl. No Name of the Staff Qualification Designation

1. Dr.Manjula Sanjay koti MCA, M.Phil, Ph.D Professor& HOD2. Ms. k.Lakshmi B.Sc., MCA, M.Phil Associate Professor3. Ms.Sujatha Anand B.Sc., MCA, M.Phil Associate Professor4. Ms.r.Latha B.Sc., MCA, M.Phil Associate Professor5. Ms.Vani Harave. B.Sc., MCA, M.Phil Assistant Professor6. Sri. B.Muthuramalingam. B.Sc., MCA, M.Tech Assistant Professor7. Sri. raghavendra rao.B.G B.Sc., MCA Assistant Professor8. Sri. Vasantha.S B.Sc., MCA Assistant Professor9. Ms.Sneha Bharathi B.Sc., MCA Assistant Professor

10. Mrs.komala B.Sc., MCA Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION [MBA]Sl. No Name of the Staff Qualification Designation

1. Dr.Sandya Suswaram B.Sc., MBA, M.Phil, Ph.D Associate Professor & HoD I/C

2. Dr. G.Srinivasa B.Com., MBA, Ph.D Associate Professor3. Ms. Lakshmi.H B.e., MBA. Assistant Professor4. Mr.Harisha.B.S. BBM, MBA. Assistant Professor5. Mrs. Anuradha bhushan. B.Com., M.Com. MBA Assistant Professor6. Mrs.Tania Thomas BCA, MBA Assistant Professor7. Ms.Deepthi J.r B.e., MBA Assistant Professor8. Ms. Srilakshmi Venkat rao B.Tech, MBA Assistant Professor9. Ms. Sudharani. B.N BBM, MBA Assistant Professor

Department of MATHSSl. No Name of the Staff Qualification Designation

1. Ms. U.S.Hegde B.Sc., M.Sc. Associate Professor & HOD

2. Dr.Gangadharaiah.Y.H B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D Professor3. Dr.S.k.Uma B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D Professor &HOD.4. Ms.S.Uma B.Sc., M.Sc. Associate Professor5. Ms.Chaya.T.Y. B.Sc., M.Sc. Assistant Professor6. Mr. Aravid.P.N B.Sc., M.Sc. Assistant Professor7. Ms. r.N.Shubha B.Sc., M.Sc. Assistant Professor8. Ms.Ishrath B.Sc., M.Sc. Assistant Professor9. Ms.Malashree.S B.Sc., M.Sc. Assistant Professor

10. Ms.Chetana.M.B. B.Sc., M.Sc. Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT Of HUMANITIES (KANNADA,ENGLISH &CONSTUTION)Sl. No Name of the Staff Qualification Designation

1. Mr. Prashantha B.B. B.Com., LLM Assistant Professor

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AWARDS TO VTU RANK HOLDERS:As an expression of appreciation and encouragement to the students, the Trust has extended gold medal and cash award to the students who secure University ranks in B.e., M. Tech., M.C.A. and M.B.A. This is in recognition of their efforts to achieve academic excellence and bringing laurels to the Institution.

Gold Medal and Cash award of rs.1 ,00,000/- for 1st rank.

Gold Medal and Cash award of rs. 75,000/- for 2nd to 5th rank.

Gold Medal and Cash award of rs. .50,000/- for 6th to10th rank.

Gold Medal and Cash award of rs. 5000/-to the M. Tech. rank Holders.

CASH AWARD TO STUDENTS WHO SECURE 80% AND ABOVE IN VTU EXAMS AND100% MARKS ININDIVIDUAL SUBJECTS : Cash prize of rs. 500/- to each student who secures 80% –In case of Be, MCA and M.Tech. courses and 70% and above in case of MBA course in aggregate in VTU examinations and 100% marks in individual subjects.

CONSISTENT DISTINCTION HOLDERS - MEDALS AND CERTIFICATE OF ACADEMIC EXCELLENCEMedals and Certificate of Academic Excellence to students who pass all the eight semester examinations in Ist class with distinction.

SRI VENKATASWAMY RAJU ENDOWMENT AWARD

Sri k. Changama raju, Trustee, Sri keT and Chairman, M/s. Hyagreeva Hotels & resorts P Ltd., Bangalore has instituted the cash award of rs.5,000/- in the name of his brother Late Sri k. Venkataswamy raju to 1st rank holder in Be declared by Visvesvaraya Technological University.

Dr. D. R. RAJU ENDOWMENT PRIZE OF RS. 1,000/-

Awarded to a student fulfilling the following conditions

The student should belong to Be Course of any branch

He/She should have passed all the semester examinations 1st to 8th in first attempt.

He / She should have secured the highest marks in final Year 7th and 8th semester taken together examinations of the University among all the students of Be course of all braches.

Dr. M.S. Indira Cash Award of Rs.2,000/- to Electrical & Electronics Engineering Students

Instituted by Dr. M. S. Indira, former Principal to the student of electrical & electronics engineering who fulfil the following condition: The student should belong to electrical & electronics engineering course.

  He/She should have passed all the semester examinations (1st to 8th) in first attempt with First Class Distinction.

The aggregate of all the semesters should be 80% and above.

Cash awards to the students who secure 100% marks in individual subject:

Cash award of rs. 500/- will be given to the students who secure 100% marks in individual subject in the recently declared University (results–February & July)

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General facilities for Students LIBRARY: Library and information centre is centrally located with independent spacious block, with an area of 1400.8sqm.Spread over two floors. Total seating capacity is 300 students at a time. The library is having a collection of 64,897 volumes. The collection includes reference works such as Dictionaries, encyclopedias, Hand Books and Standards. The library has a stock of 1955 CDs/ DVDs of books and Technical Periodicals and other Audio Visual (NPTL) resources.

The library works between 8-45 a.m to 9.00 p.m. The library is fully computerized with WeB - enabled library software which facilitates within and outside campus. The Software has a facility for Bar-coding for inventory and circulation control. In addition, through the library web portal, links have been provided to some of the science, engineering and technology websites. Books for competitive examinations like GATe, GMAT, Gre etc., are available. Library follows the Open Access System encouraging the user to browse freely in the stack area.Membership: The membership is open to all students and staff of the institute. Students can borrow four books at a time, four books from the Circulation Section. To encourage and motivate students, additional library books are issued as incentive to merit students -two additional books for students who secure first class with distinction and one extra book for students who secure first class).LIBRARY FACILITIES: SC & ST Book Bank facility, Incentives facility, Internet facility, Departmental Library facility, Hostel library facility, Digital Library facility, reprographic, Scanning & Printing facility, WeB OPAC facility, Inter Library Loan facility (DeLNeT), Institution membership with CMTI, NAL, British Council.Library web portal : Separate library web portal facility to access e-journals, e-books, e-NEWS papers, Old Question papers, National Digital Library (NDL), NPTeL Videos. (https://smvitb.new.knimbus.com)Web OPAC (Online Public Access Catalogue) : The Library is pleased to announce the launching of additional features to its Library Online Catalogue (WeBOPAC), which are Online renewals, and Hold request allows users to search all materials (such as Books, Journals, Magazines, Digital material etc.) available in the library collection. Only Library Members can access http://192.168.4.32/opac/login.aspxWeb OPAC by using their User ID and Password.

HOSTEL: The institute provides hostel accommodation for students - both Men and Ladies who wish to stay in the campus. There are 5 Men’s Hostels, one for fresher sand the others for seniors.

Hostels for menUnit Accommodation Capacity

I Freshers ( I Year students) 156 studentsII Seniors 250 students.III PG Hostel Special rooms for Seniors 158 studentsIV Mess Block 82 studentsV Seniors 300 students

Normally two students are accommodated in a room. The rooms are provided with fans. each student is provided a cot, a cupboard a table and a chair. Hot water from Solar Water heater is available in the bathrooms.Similarly, there are 3 units in the Ladies Hostel which accommodates 580 students:

Hostels for LadiesUnit Accommodation CapacityI Freshers ( I Year students) 100 studentsII Seniors 150 students.III Seniors 330 students

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It is located close to the staff quarters, with independent round-the-clock security arrangement. The hostel has separate mess blocks for vegetarians and non-vegetarians. Clean drinking water is provided through Aqua Guardunits.Common facilities available in the Men’s Hostels and Ladies Hostel include library, guest rooms, television, reading room, indoor games and a gymnasium.

Further details can be obtained from the Hostel Office.

CANTEEN : The College has a Canteen inside the campus in which both South Indian and North Indian dishes are available at reasonable rates. The canteen remains open on all working days. Beverages of different flavours are served on different days according to different seasons. A committee consisting of staff, students and trustees oversee the functioning of the canteen and its upkeep

SPORTS :Our students are regularly participating in various sports activities organized by Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belgaum and also other organizations and have won many prizes to bring name and fame to the institution. Our Institution has provided good facilities with 30 acres of land for Sports.

OUTDOOR SPORTS FACILITIES:

1. Cricket Field (75 Yards) 2. Foot Ball Field

3. Athletic Track (400 Mts. 8 Lanes Track) 4. Basket Ball Court (Cement)

5. Tennis Court (Clay) 6. Ball Badminton Courts – 2 Nos.

7. Volley Ball Courts – 2 Nos. 8. kho – kho Court

INDOOR SPORTS FACILITIES:

1. Badminton Courts – 2 Nos. 3. Table Tennis – 2 Nos.

2. Chess 4. Carrom

GYMNASIUM FACILITY:

1. Station Multi Gym. 3. Treadmill (Manual)

2. Cycle 4. Dumbbell & Plate Set.

KOTAK MAHINDRA BANK & ATM: We have kotak Mahindra Bank branch in our college premises for providing banking facilities to the Students and Staff members. The bank functions six days a week. ATM facility is also available in the Campus. Online fees payment facility is also available; students can pay fees through online. Further details can be obtained from the www.sirmvit.edu

RANSPORT (BUS ROUTE DETAILS): The college provides transport between the city and campus for students and staff. A fleet of 22 buses operate on various routes covering all the major areas of Bangalore. Bus passes are issued on first- come-first-serve basis -subject to availability of seats). Casual commuters, like parents and Alumni, who wish to avail transport facility, can purchase coupons at the reception counter for single journeys. Traveling with valid passes is mandatory as per college rules and anyone found violating the rules is liable to be fined heavily.

For further information, students are advised to contact the Transport Incharge

Sir MVIT campus at Phone No. 28467248 Extn. : 113, 134 & 207

Besides, the college is also well served by BMTC buses plying on National Highway No. 7, Bangalore - Hyderabad routes. BMTC route No. 283A from City Market passes through the campus to Sugatta village.

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ANNUAL COLLEGE EVENTSINAUGURAL FUNCTION FOR FIRST YEAR CLASSES: This function is held every year after admissions to first year. In this induction programme, students and their parents are free to interact with the Principal, Heads of the Departments and Training & Placement Officer and get clarifications on matters pertaining to college, courses and placements.

KALANJALI TECHNO-CULTURAL FESTIVAL: “kalanjali”, the inter-collegiate festival started in 1998 is an annual feature organized by the “Susamskriti” a Cultural Forum of Sir MVIT. Students from several local and outstation colleges participate in this festival.

BIRTH ANNIVERSARY OF SIR M.VISVESVARAYA: The Institute is named after the great engineer statesman Sir M. Visvesvaraya, the doyen of Indian economy and industrial revolution in the country. It aptly celebrates his Birth Day on 15th September every year with great veneration. Eminent literary, scientific and spiritual personalities are invited to talk on this occasion to inspire the students and staff of the Institute and to bring to memory the great ideals for which Sir M.V. endeavored throughout his life.

REPUBLIC DAY AND INDEPENDENCE DAY: republic Day and Independence Day are celebrated in the campus and the students and staff participate in the flag hoisting ceremony.

COLLEGEDAY: College Day is celebrated at the end of the academic year. Annual reports on academic, sports &cultural events are read out and the prizes distributed to the winners of various sports & cultural competitions conducted during the academic year.

FAREWELL TO FINAL YEAR STUDENTS: The staff of Sir MVIT arranges a farewell to all final year students to wish them good luck and success in their future career.

PROJECT EXHIBITION: Institute regularly organises Project exhibition to commemorate the National Technology Day. Both UG & PG students show case their projects. Students of lower semester are also encouraged to participate in the exhibition. Judges from industries and academia are invited to the Departments to evaluate the projects as per the guidelines. Cash prizes are awarded for best projects. each department gives away prizes for top three projects. Cash award for first prize was Rs.3000/-, Second prize Rs.2000/- and Third prize Rs.1000/- are given. Participants are given a participation certificate as a token of appreciation.

SUSAMSKRITI CULTURAL FORUM: This forum provides a platform to students in creative arts such as music, dance, literary, theatre events, etc, and conducts activities throughout the year. It also holds the annual talent search competition “VERVE”, where the fresh talents are spotted and groomed to represent the college cultural team in intercollegiate competitions. Cash prizes are given to the winners of VerVe. The year-long activities of SUSAMSKRITI includes state-level Inter collegiate Techno-Cultural Festival “KALANJALI” held every year.

In addition, the kannada forum HONGIRANA conducts ISIRI programme, english forum conducts LITerATI consisting of seminars, quizz, essay writing competitions, etc. while the Eco Club organizes NISARGA including environmental awareness programs.

SUNAADA: A forum totally dedicated to promote Indian music and art has been established under the wings of SUSAMSKRITHI. It conducts programmes by renowned artists so as to bring an awareness of rich Indian culture among the students.

GAP: The institute’s theatre group, called GAP (Getting Across People) promotes theatrical talents among young students. They host productions at prominent cultural venues in the city.

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Guidelines for studentsADMISSION: Admissions to first semester of various courses are done at the start of every academic year by strictly following the prevailing regulations/norms of GOI / CeT/COMeDk/kMAT/ University /AICTe, etc. A candidate seeking admission shall present the admission order issued by CeT/COMeDk/ kMAT/ Management to the College and follow the guidelines prescribed for the purpose. At the time of admission, a student has to produce the following documents.

1. entrance exam rank card.

2. S.S.L.C. Marks Card (10th)

3. Marks Cards of Qualifying examination (12th)

4. Study Certificate

5. Rural Certificate (Selected under rural quota)

6. Transfer Certificate

7. Caste Certificate (if the student belongs to SC / ST / Cat-1 category)

8. Migration Certificate (if the student is from other Universities)

9. Eligibility Certificate from VTU (if the student is from outside Karnataka State)

10. Certificate issued by Ministry of Human Resource Development in case of Foreign Nationals / NrIs.

The submission of above documents is mandatory. Without these, his/her admission will not be approved by the Director of Technical education and Visvesvaraya Technological University. Students are not allowed to take the University examinations unless the admission is approved by these two bodies.

REGISTRATION: At the start of each semester, eligible students are required to register their names in the department on the day prior to opening day announced in the college calendar, paying the prescribed tuition fees and other dues. Late registration shall carry a fine of Rs. 300/- per day up to 5 working days. For registration on or after the sixth working day after reopening, a student will be charged re-registration fee of rs. 3,000/-. However, the responsibility of satisfying the attendance requirement as per the regulations of VTU lies with the student.

COLLEGE WORKING HOURS:

Monday to Friday: Forenoon - 9:00 A.M. - 11.55 A.M. Afternoon - 12.40 P.M. - 4-15 P.M.

Saturday : 9:00 A.M. to 12.45 P.M. Lunch Break :11.55 A.M. to 12.40 P.M.

Time table for the current semester will be displayed on the departmental notice boards on the reopening day.

TESTS AND INTERNAL ASSESSMENT

Continues Internal Evaluation (CIE):The IA marks is based on CIe for a total of 40 marks. Out of this 30 marks is based on performance of a student in 3 internal tests conducted in a semester in each subject, while remaining 10 marks is based on the assignment / quiz / seminar.

Semester End Exams(SEE):The university conducts examinations in each subjects at the end of the semester for a total of 100 marks, which will be reduced to 60 marks. Therefore, the total marks in each subject will be 100 out of which 60 marks from See and 40 marks from CIe.

CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: Two students from each class are selected on merit as a link between students and the administration.

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Duties and responsibilities of class representatives:

To monitor the disciplinary aspects of students inside the class rooms.

To contact the HOD for making alternative arrangement for engaging free classes.

To discuss with students, their genuine requirements and communicate to the appropriate authority such as Local Guardian Cell, concerned HOD or the Principal.

To attend regular meetings organized in each semester with the Principal and Heads of the Departments for exchanging views.

In addition to the above, class representatives are free to meet the Principal and discuss any problem.

LOCAL GUARDIAN SCHEME: Students of all the semesters of UG Courses are covered under this scheme. This scheme is meant to bridge the gap between the teachers, students and their parents. Under this scheme, counsellors from among teaching faculty are appointed to supervise the progress of 15-20 students each in all aspects. Computerized system generates two reports on academic progress and class attendance which are sent to parents through email and SMS each semester. The Coordinators for the I/II semester students are the Heads of the Physics & Chemistry departments. The coordinators for higher semester students are the respective Heads of the Departments or their nominees.

CODE OF CONDUCT FOR STUDENTS

Discipline   Students should keep the campus clean and protect the environment.   Students should not damage/misuse college property.   Students should exhibit total discipline and exemplary behave

No Smoking policy   SMOkING is strictly prohibited in the campus.

ID card   Students should wear ID card in the campus throughout the stay

Uniform  Students are expected to wear decent and formal dresses.   Students should wear prescribed uniform for Physics, Chemistry & electrical

engineering Labs.

Bus pass   Students should carry valid college bus pass and should produce the same whenever required.

Wearing helmet  Students coming by two-wheelers should compulsorily wear helmets and

posses a valid driving license.   Students should park their vehicles in a designated parking area only.

Mobile phones  Use of MOBILe PHONeS is strictly PrOHIBITeD inside the campus.   Violation of this rule will lead to confiscation of the mobile phone and

disciplinary action will be intiated.

Ragging

  RAGGING is strictly prohibited both inside and outside the campus.   Any student indulging in ragging will be immediately suspended from the

College; a case will be registered and handed over to Police for further action.

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INSTRUCTIONS TO PARENTSIn the interest of their wards, the parents are requested to adhere with the following and help in shaping their better future:

1. To regularly keep in touch with the HOD / Faculty / LG / Warden regarding their academic progress, regularity to classes and behavior, Not Satisfying Attendance requirement (NSAr) and Not Satisfying Sessional requirement (NSSr).

2. To respond to the LGS report sent by the college after 1stand 2ndTest.3. To give complete details of the local guardian, address, phone, e-mail ids etc. if the student

is a resident of the HOSTeL.

4. To keep track of their wards with reference for any unauthorized visits, absence from college, especially if the student is a resident of the HOSTeL.

5. Advise their wards not to involve in ragging, acts of indiscipline in the campus / outside including hostels which is a Criminal Offence as per the Circulars of UGC, AICTe.

6. To advise the students to attend all the tests in all the subjects without fail. Malpractice during tests/University examinations which will attract punitive action.

7. ensure that every student will report to the institute on the scheduled date of registration every semester which will avoid being detained under NSAr.

8. To give complete contact details of parent and update changes in contact details viz. address, mobile number, email-id to the following sirmvitbgl@gmail.com or contact the Administrativ eoffice.

9. Parents can avail the performance and attendance status of their wards in the college website periodically. The login ID and password for the same may be obtained from the admission section or through e-mail sirmvitadmissions@gmail.com

10. If the parents and students have any problems, they are requested to meet the concerned HOD.

Training and Placement CellStaff Details

Name DesignationProf. S H kHAN Training and placement officer

SV rAMeSHA Data entry operator and placement coordinator

MANU GOWDA Admin. assistant and placement coordinator

N PeeTHAMBArAM PS to Training and placement officer

The placement drive for 2017-2018 Batch students started on 10th AUG-2017. Till date 39 companies have conducted their campus drive in our college and 475 offers have been issued to 387 placed students. 88 students holding multiple offers. The average placement till date is 81.8%. This year the following were the high package companies which conducted campus for our students:

  Media. net: 30 lakhs

  HP, ODESSA, TEMENOS, ZS ASSOCIATE: 8.50 Lakhs per annum.

  HSBC: BLU OPTIMA: 07 Lakhs per annum

  TALLY SOLUTION: 06 LAKHS etc

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THE COMPANIES WHICH PICKED UP GOOD NUMBER OF STUDENTS FROM OUR COLLEGE

ACCENTURE : 170 WIPRO : 36

ARICENT : 33 OMICS INTERNATIONAL : 24

MUSIGMA : 18 MIND TREE : 17

TEMENOS : 15 NAGARJUNA CONSTRUCTIONS : 15

SOME NOTICEABLE ACHIEVEMENTS DURING CURRENT YEAR PLACEMENT1. OMICS INTerNATIONAL selected 24 Biotech students. Two more BIO TeCH companies BIONeeDS AND

SYNeGeNe Are ON THe WAY.

2. In TeMeNOS, 15 students cleared technical interview and went for Hr. All of them got selected in Hr making it 100% conversion rate.

3. ACCeNTUre picked up 170 students.

4. NCC urban selected 13 civil and 02 Mechanical engineers in campus interview conducted in our college. This is great going for civil engineers in the prevailing job market of civil engineers

IMPORTANT CORE COMPANIES WHICH VISITED TO COLLEGE DURING THE CURRENT YEAR2017-181. CYIENT: Mechanical, e&e,,e&C,

2 . KPIT: e&e and e&C

3. NAGARJUNA CONSTRUCTIONS: Civil and Mechanical

4. AVTEC: Mechanical

IN-ROADS IN NEW CORPORATE AREAS DURING 2017-18This year till date we invited following new companies to our college:

1. HSBC 5. kPIT

2. BLUe OPTIMA 6. VM WAre

3. AVTeC 7. TALLY SOLUTIO

4. MeDIA.NeT 8 BIO NeeDS

NCC PIPES AND POLES: CIVIL

CONTINENTAL AUTOMOTIVES: Mechanical, e&e, e&C

AUMA: Mech, e&e, e&C

DANSKE: Mechanical, e&e,e&C

WAD PACK: Mechanical, IeM

ROBERT BOSCH: e&e, e&C

OMICS INTERNATIONAL: BIO TeCH

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STUDENT SUPPORT AND PROGRESSIONProfessional body / Institutional memberships:

Sl.No. Name of the Institution Initiating Department1. Computer Society of India Computer Science & engineering2. Computer Society of India Master of Computer Application3. SAe Mechanical engineering4. Ieee eCe, Telecom,5. IeTe Telecommunication6. Indian Concrete Institute Civil7. AIMA / BMA MBA

8.

All India Biotech Association Society of Biological ChemistsIndian Institute of Chemical engineers Indian Society of Cell Biology Biotech research Society of India ABLe

Biotechnology

ENTREPRENEUR CELL (E-Cell)e-Wings was started in 2006 with the coordinated efforts of the students and faculty of Sir MVIT. The cell works to inspire, educate and support new and future entrepreneurs.

  To bring out a new generation of entrepreneurs, Managers and Scientists who are able to inspire and lead tomorrow’s high technology companies.

  To conduct successful entrepreneurship education programs so as to develop entrepreneurship skills among students.

STUDENT FEEDBACK SYSTEM:SYSTEMATIC EVALUATION SYSTEMSThe Institute has a system of regular evaluation of teaching staff by students with a view to get a feedback on their strengths and weaknesses. This will enable them to overcome their weaknesses and to consolidate on their strengths.

EXIT POLLThe institute has a system of getting feed back from the final year / out going students called EXIT POLL. They evaluate the institution on various criteria to name a few like Infrastructure facilities, Teaching, Hostels, Tests and examinations, Administration and extra-curricular activities.

EVALUATION OF TEACHING FACULTY BY STUDENTSAt the end of every semester, students evaluate the teachers handling different theory subjects with regard to various aspects of student-teacher interaction. The evaluation pertains to aspects such as Proper planning in teaching activity

Ability to communicate effectively

Innovation in teaching methods

  Creating interactive environment in class room and encouraging questions from students.Absolute confidentiality is maintained to protect the individual assessors. Students carry outthe evaluations online on a network with a central server where the evaluation of individual teachers is consolidated for review by a committee headed by the Principal.

The review is followed by an appropriate feedback to teachers so as to facilitate improvement in teaching methods and skills.

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STUDENT BENEfIT (MEDICLAIM & INSURANCE)STUDENTS INSURANCE SCHEME: All students are covered under group insurance scheme for life with a cover of rupees One Lakh through Life Insurance Corporation of India.

MEDICLAIM COVERAGE FORSTUDENTS: To provide adequate medical facilities to students, the institution has introduced Mediclaim Policy through United India Insurance Co. Ltd. to ensure reimbursement of Medical expenses incurred up to rs.15,000/- per annum

DEPARTMENTWISE FORUM DETAILS: The Forums of each department involve students and staff members in co-curricular activities.

Particular of the departments Name of the Club / Chapter / ForumsCivil NirmanaMechanical Yantrikelectrical Vidyutelectronics, Telecom FeastComputer Sc. Information Sc. GanakSciences Departments AvishkaraBiotechnology JaivikManagement Studies YojakaComputer Applications Prayogkannada Hongiranaenglish Literatieco-Club NisargaSunada Music and Art groupGAP Theatre GroupISTe - Indian Society for Technical education All UG studentsInstitute of electrical and electronic engineers electrical and electronics engineers, eCeSociety of Automotive engineers Mechanical and IeM studentse-Wings - entrepreneur Cell Inspire, educate and support new and future

entrepreneurs

Centre for Industry Institute Interaction Staff/Student orientedSports Club Sports activitiesSusamskriti - Cultural Forum Techno-Cultural ClubIeTe Student Forum Telecom, eCe

Ragging as per UGC regulations & punishments :Ragging as defined by UGC under Clause 3 of the Regulations, includes any act by a senior student that prevents, disrupts or disturbs academic activity of other student, exploiting the services of other students for completing their academic tasks, any act of financial extortion or forceful expenditure burden put on any other student(s), act of physical abuse of all variants like sexual abuse, homosexual assaults, stripping, forcing obscene and lewd acts causing physical harm or danger, any abuse by spoken words, e-mails, post, public insults which includes deriving perverted pleasure, vicarious or sadistic thrill from actively or passively participating in the discomfiture to any other student(s).

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PUNISHMENT FOR INDULGING AND ABETTING RAGGING (Ref: Clause 9.1 of UGC Regulations as well as AICTE guidelines)

Ragging in any form is a cognizable offence under the law. Exemplary and justi-fiably harsh punishment to be given to those found guilty of ragging and indulgence to ragging. Punishment at the institution level include:-

1. Cancellation of admission

2. Suspension from attending classes

3. Withholding/withdrawing Scholarship/Fellowship and other benefi¬ts.

4. Disquali¬cation from appearing in any examination/evaluation process

5. Withholding examination result

6. Disquali¬cation from representing in any meet, event, tournament, festival etc. 7. Suspension/expulsion from hostel

8. rustication from the institution to a maximum 4 semesters.

9. Expulsion from the institution and consequent disqualifi¬cation from admission in other institutions

10. Collective punishment when the person(s)committing/abetting the crime is/are not identi¬fied.

ANTI RAGGING COMMITTEEAnti Ragging Committee has been constituted with the following members as indicated in the table below. Students may contact the members for assistance at the numbers indicated against their names for assistance related to ragging.

SL.NO. NAME OF THE FACULTY DEPARTMENT DESIGNATION PHONE NO 1 Dr. V. r. Manjunath Principal Chairperson 080-28467248

2 Dr.G.C.Bhanu Prakash CSe Convenor 9886348838

3 Dr. e. kavitha Te Member 7259589702

4 Dr. Shanmukharadya Mech Member 8105743459

5 Dr. H G Nagendra BT Member 9916303565

6 Dr. Sundar Guru eCe Member 9008430150

7 Dr. Vijay karthik ISe Member 7259893093

9 Dr. H. L. Suresh eee Member 9964850680

10 Dr. Manjula Sanjay koti MCA Member 9901834067

11 Dr. G. M. krishnaiah Chemistry Member 9448509456

12 Mr. U. S. Hegde Maths Member 9845370046

13 Dr. Hariharan N Physics Member 9035317417

14 Mr. ravishP. Y Library Member 9620222216

15 Dr.Y H rajesh PeD Member 8884141484

16 Mr. elaiyaraja CSe Member 9986714314

17 Mr. H P Mahendra Babu Civil Member 7019087475

18 Sub-Inspector of Police Chikkajala police station Member

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Anti-Ragging committee - Student Representatives

Sl.No. Name of the Student USN Year & Branch 1 Malavika 1MV15IS013 4THyear ISe 2 DebleenaBiswas 1MV16ee025 3rd year eee 3 Yuvraj U 1MV15MCA37 3rd year MCA 4 Vivek Chauhan 1MZ17MBA57 2ndyear MBA

GREVIANCE REDRESSAL A GREVIANCE REDRESSAL COMMITTEE, with the following members is being constituted to realize the primary needs of the students and staff and to secure civil liberties for everybody.

The Staff and students may contact the members for any related cases and submit the complaints for assistance. The address and contact numbers of the members are as indicated against their names in the table below.

Sl.No. Name Of The Faculty Department Designation Phone No1 Dr. V. r. Manjunath Principal Chairman 080-28467248

2 Dr. G.M. krishnaiah Chemistry Convenor 9448509456

3 Dr. S. k. Uma Maths Member 9901834067

4 Dr. e. kavitha Te Member 7259589702

STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE

Sl.No. Name of the Student USN Year & Branch1 Sairathnam 1MV15IS041 4thyear ISe

2 A Meghana 1MV15ee001 4THyear eee

3 AkshayBharadwaj N S 1MV16MCA10 3rd year MCA

INTERNAL COMPLIANCE COMMITTEE / COMMITTEE FOR PREVENTION OF SEXUAL HARASSMENTAn Internal Complaints Committee / Committee for prevention of Sexual Harasssment has been constituted with the following members.

Sl.No. Name Department Designation Mobile number1 Dr. Manjula Sanjay koti HOD,MCA Chair Person 9886056005

2 Dr. Mrinalini Menon BT Member 7829660792 / 9448365986

3 Dr. Sandhya Suswaram MBA Member 9986408023

4 Dr. V. Shantha Mechanical Member 9449662999

5 Mr. U.S.Hegde HOD - Maths Member 9845370046

6 Smt. Savithri r CSe (Asst. Warden) Member 9886371052

STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE

Sl.No. Name of the student USN Year & Branch1 Shri Lekha k.P 1MV15Me089 4th year Mech

2 Sagarika T.S. 1MV15CS115 4th year CSe

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ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONAn ALUMNI COMMITTEE, with the following members is being constituted with the objective of coordinating various Programs and activities organized by the Alumni Association.The primary objective of the committee is to establish a lifelong relationship with alumni members of Sir MVIT and receive valuable services to enhance their lives and careers of MVIT student’s community at large.

The Staff and students may contact the members for any related cases and submit the complaints for assistance. The address and contact numbers of the members are as indicated against their names in the table below.

SL.NO. NAME OF THE FACULTY DEPARTMENT DESIGNATION PHONE NO 1 Mr. M S Suresh eee President 9886294955

2 Mr. Nataraja eCe Secretary 9916698805

3 Dr. ravi kumar H Civil Treasurer 9448820154

4 Ms. Pallavi CSe Member 9535240465

5 Ms. Padmini C ISe Member 7892891750

6 Mr. kumarswamy Mech Member 9964227454

7 Mr. Phaninder ravi eCe Member 9880389503

8 Ms. Tania Thomas MBA Member 9886263504

Student Representative

SL.NO. NAME OF THE STUDENT USN YEAR & BRANCH PHONE NO1 Sukesh Narayan 1MV15BT040 4th year BT

2 SnehaPurohit r 1MV15IM020 4th year IeM

3 Sinchana r Nayak 4th yearCIVIL

4 Sheethal 1MV16ee094 3rd year eee 9591214302

5 Prajwal 3rd yeareCe 9071108133

6 Preetha D 1MV16Te035 3rd year TC

7 Sahana B S 1MV16CS081 3rd year CSe

8 Shiva Prashanth 1MZ17MBA55 2nd year MBA

9 Akshay Bhardwaj N S 1MV17MCA10 3rd year MCAAll outgoing students of the college automatically become members of Alumni Association by paying a onetime life membership fees of rs. 800/-. They are advised to keep in touch with the association and participate in its meetings and furnish updates of information with regard to their career progress, change of address, etc. Departmental Alumni meets are conducted.

For more details contact:1. The Secretary of the Association Mr.r.Nataraja, Associate Professor, Department of electronics

and Communication Engineering through e-mail:

nataraj_roj@yahoo.com Cell No.9916698805 and2. The Treasurer Dr. H. ravi kumar, Associate Professor, Dept. of Civil engg., through e-mail:hrkmvit@yahoo.com Cell No.9448820154

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Placement Record:

 Engineering 99.5%  MBA: 80%  MCA: 97%

University Rank Holders

2016 2017 2018Timir ranjan Pranav P Ankit Pattnaik

Sandeep Shanbhag Divyashree S. rituparna Dey

Pratibha Surabhi Aditya Pradeep Aishwarya Lal

Shubha Hegde Manisha Arpitha Ananth

Arnob Dey Aswathy P Unni Maya r

Aparna Sahajan B Aparna Mercy Priscilla J

roopa A Latha N Usha N

Lakshmi N. Shriya Shankar

kandati Chenchu Goutham

Sachin V

Mr. Pranav P1st Rank in Civil Engineering

(2017)

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