| Activities
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Quality Circles |
| Quality Circles is another activity as old as the Institute. It has constantly supported our academic administration. It started with activities like induction training of faculty and orientation of freshers. It went identifying its form to strengthen academic process. RIT being an institutional member of the ‘Quality Circle Forum of India’, is known for its innovative ideas for quality circle activities in educational institute. Quality circles in RIT have fetched many prizes in state and national level presentations. Recently, a quality circle of RIT received Gold Medal for Case Study Presentation at International Convention on Quality Control Circles at Bejing, China. |
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Counseling |
The counseling cell is constantly experimenting quite sensitively on - what do students need and where do they fall short. It focuses on chronic failures as well as chances of getting converted in habitual failures among students need and where do they fall short. It focuses on chronic failures as well as chances of getting converted in habitual failures among students. It has come out with good successes thus giving valuable inputs to our academic planning and implementation process. |
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Monitoring |
| RIT has some special activities which have taken it to a height that puts even educationalists in surprise.RIT has a strong monitoring cell that looks after monthly review of the lectures/practicals planned and conducted for every class. It ensures that parents receive the monthly attendance reports of their wards. This makes it possible to take all necessary steps to correct the lags and loopholes in the fast progressing semester. |
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FE Activities
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A lot of apprehension is underlying the apparent enthusiasm when an engineering student enters the campus. He finds himself in an entirely new atmosphere undergoing quite a different kind of education and learning experience. This challenge becomes more grievous for him when he hears the alarm of the first university examination. This puts in tremendous stress and his hopes start withering.
RIT takes special care in this regard. The first day is characterised by a warm welcome with a complete but gentle orientation programme. He needs to go nowhere for collecting his roll number or time-table. This relieves him from the first phase of apprehension and he feels quite confident.
In the first month, we plan no extra activities for he need
some time to get tuned with the academic environment. We plan
special sessions to address some genuine problems that they
face: ‘How to use calculator?’ , ‘Preparing
for the first university examination’ , ‘In the
examine-action hall’. These programmes make him quite
comfortable and he feels well-equipped for his take off. |
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Research and Development
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Research and Development cell has been established in the
Institute in order to move towards academic excellence thus
elevating the academic standards of the Institute. The following
areas are identified as research areas in various departments
- Alternative Fuel and Emission
- Automotive testing
- VLSI
- Embedded Technology
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Objectives: |
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To promote research mindedness amongst faculty and students. |
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To identify the emerging areas of research, establish liaison with R & D organizations. |
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To disseminate research outcome through publications and awareness programmes |
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| Projects & Schemes: |
| In house funds of Rs. 4 lakh are allocated for
implementing the objectives through student's projects. Following
are the research projects the Institute has completed satisfactorily. |
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Name of the Project |
Funds Received Rs. (in lakh) |
Modernization of Automotive Emission Testing Laboratory |
5.00 |
Modernization of Bio-Medical Laboratory |
5.10 |
Demonstration set up of PID Liquid Level Controller |
2.00 |
Utilization of Solar and Wind Energy for Rural Area |
4.00 |
Experimentation on Microhydal Power Generation from Low head Weirs |
5.00 |
Total |
21.10 |
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| Testing & Consultancy : |
| The Institute has carried out testing and consultancy work worth Rs. 3.50 Lakh in last three years. |
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| Publication : |
| Following statistics throws some light on the academic pursuit of our faculty |
Department |
Papers Presented/Published |
Automobile Engineering |
63 |
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Civil Engineering
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86 |
Computer Science & Engineering |
12 |
Electrical Engineering |
10 |
Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering |
54 |
Information Technology |
10 |
General Engineering |
46 |
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Mechanical Engineering
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138 |
Total |
419 |
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| Cultural and Student-centered Activities Cell |
| Objective: |
| To inculcate and develop various values, senses, capacities and skills in students which shall add value to their academic career. |
| Features: |
| A staff committee comprising of faculty members
from all departments and student committee with over hundred
members. The popular feature ‘Virangula’-the annual
cultural festival Several awards and prizes have been fetched
by students in various festivals/contests ‘Vishwakarma’,
the annual magazine has nourished and promoted literary and
art talents in students which has bagged Best Annual Magazine
Award by Shivaji University Kolhapur for the year 2006-07 |
| Girl Students Development cell |
| This cell cares for the specific needs of girl students. An Indian woman proudly distinguishes herself in her understanding of living life, faiths and values. The cell has successfully directed them. Despite the programs like health counseling, lectures on social justice to women, the cell has presented some beautiful performances through its popular feature ‘Shardanyas’ |
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| Organizations for/of Students |
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| Objective: |
To equip students with various skills and capacities
which would be supportive to the academic career through co-curricular
and extracurricular activities
The associations identify needs of students and plan their activities.
Aptitude tests, expert lectures by industry persons have helped
students for career-building. The technical quizzes, poster
presentations awaken their potential, trigger their thinking.
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| Following are various student associations in the Institute. |
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Automobile Engineering students Association (AESA) |
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Civil Engineering students Association (CESA) |
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Computer Science & Engineering students Association (CSESA) |
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Electronics Engineering students Association (EESA) |
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Mechanical Engineering students Association (MESA) |
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SAEINDIA Collegiate Club |
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