Mechanical Engineering

About Department

Welcome to the Department of Mechanical Engineering at ACE Engineering College. Mechanical Engineering is often called the mother of all engineering. Department of Mechanical engineering was established in the year 2011 with intake of students is 60.

The Department of Mechanical Engineering was accredited by the National Board of Accreditation in the year 2018 and 2022. The college was accredited by the NAAC with a ‘A’ grade.

The Department of Mechanical Engineering has highly qualified and well experienced faculties specialized in areas like Engineering Design, Thermal Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering and CAD/CAM.

The Department is well equipped with excellent laboratory facilities with adequate technical supporting staff. Our idea is to be an eminent Centre of Excellence in the field of Mechanical Engineering, where teaching, learning and research synergize to deliver technical education and scientific research for public good. Our task is to create efficient Mechanical Engineers who can compete at the global level. We intend to do this by creating a research hub engaged in contemporary research in association with industries.

The projects and hands-on activities are designed to foster a spirit of entrepreneurship among students and to enable a few to launch their own ventures. The department has qualified and experienced faculty members. The faculty members actively engage in research and constantly publish papers in International and National Journals. The department regularly organizes technical workshops for the faculty members to expose them to emerging areas.

The department has state-of-the art facilities for various laboratories, department library and classrooms to support e-learning. The department has a well-equipped centralized workshop facility which caters to the needs of various departments. Guest lectures and industrial visits are periodically arranged for the students to supplement their curriculum. We strive for all round excellence in students, encouraging them in all extracurricular activities.

Mechanical Engineering is normally considered as the base of all branches of engineering. Today it has crossed its traditional borders and has emerged as a specialization with applications in nanotechnology, biomechanics, material science, energy conservation and much more. This field of study has a vast scope in India and abroad in manufacturing, aerospace and automotive industries. Spanning such multiple ranges of industries, the career opportunities for students pursuing this program is mighty positive. Individuals undertaking this course will be trained in the fields of manufacturing processes, thermodynamics, system engineering, IT, networking, robotics technology and basic shop floor communications. These will help them gain the experience in the various spheres of technology.
A typical Mechanical engineer performs the following tasks:

Design of mechanical/thermal devices.
Investigation of equipment failures.
Hardware implementation and testing of prototypes
Critical Analysis of test results and improve them accordingly.
Monitor the manufacturing process of equipment.

In the past few years with the development in Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, and Machine Learning, this core branch has reached new horizons beyond compare. Students pursuing a B. Tech course in Mechanical Engineering undertake new product development using these advanced techniques. In the future, students will mainly study interdisciplinary courses like Mechatronics, Automation which mainly requires knowledge of coding and control systems. Therefore, students joining this B. Tech course shall be eligible for a large spectrum of job profiles compared to others.

A Mechanical engineering graduate is suitable for employment in the sectors of manufacturing industries, maintenance work, automobile manufacturing and maintenance industries, refrigeration industries/air conditioning industries etc.

FUTURE TRENDS IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Internet of Things (IoT)

Industry 4.0

3D Printing

Electric Vehicles

Biomechatronic

Data science applications in mechanical engineering

Nano Technology

Artificial intelligence (AI)

Automation

Salient Features

● Prepare effective and responsible graduates for global requirements by providing quality education.
● Constantly strive for improving pedagogical methods employed in delivering the academic programs
● Emphasis on practice oriented learning
● Students to acquire capabilities and competence to quickly assess and respond effectively to the
needs of the industry and changing world.
● Train the students to prepare themselves to work in the field of computer integrated manufacturing
wherein these students will get a fair level of exposure to manufacturing automation and make them
wilfully take up challenging career options in the disciplines of Aerospace, Agriculture, Automobile,
Biomedical, Defence, Soft Computing, Materials Management and Supply Chains etc.
● Well established laboratories with modern software like CAD, ProE(Inv.No:60022016), ANSYS(Inv.No:
44022016), MTAB (Inv.No:PER/MTOOL/057) , Image Analyser etc.
● Faculty with high levels of dedication and commitment to mold the students into energized work force
to reckon
● In-house manufacturing of basic infrastructure needs of the college
Innovative works taken-up by the department:
● Many student teams are guided to design and manufacture eco-friendly, noise free and pollution free
battery operated three wheelers
● Successfully guided teams of students to design and manufacture eco-friendly, noise free and
pollution free and cost effective solar energy operated three wheelers, an initiative towards clean and
sustainable methods to develop machines.

Mission and Vision

Vision of the Department

To be a centre of Excellence in Mechanical Engineering, to produce high quality Professionals and Entrepreneurs with Ethical values and Social concern to cater the needs of Society.

Mission of the Department

M1: To create an excellent teaching- learning environment by providing a good quality technical education that imparts professional skills.
M2: To prepare graduates by providing a comprehensive knowledge and experience in a state-of-art mechanical engineering education to become challenging, creative and innovative professionals in global
environment.
M3: To inculcate professional ethics, social concern and moral values through an excellent counselling and mentoring system.

PEOs, WK, POs and PSOs

Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)

PEO 1: To impart high quality technical skills and comprehensive knowledge in Mechanical Engineering along with basic sciences, applied mathematics and other disciplines.

PEO 2: To apply modern scientific tools and cutting edge technologies for designing, modeling, analyzing the real time Mechanical and other allied Engineering problems

PEO 3: To prepare the students for successful careers in Mechanical Engineering and to cater the needs of Stake holders by imparting social responsibility towards professional ethics, technical, economical and environmental related issues.

PEO 4: To inculcate entrepreneurial skills, leadership qualities, team spirit and lifelong learning to achieve career goals

Knowledge and Attitude Profile (WK)

WK1: A systematic, theory-based understanding of the natural sciences applicable to the discipline and awareness of relevant social sciences.

WK2: Conceptually-based mathematics, numerical analysis, data analysis, statistics and formal aspects of computer and information science to support detailed analysis and modelling applicable to the discipline.

WK3: A systematic, theory-based formulation of engineering fundamentals required in the engineering discipline.

WK4: Engineering specialist knowledge that provides theoretical frameworks and bodies of knowledge for the accepted practice areas in the engineering discipline; much is at the forefront of the discipline.

WK5: Knowledge, including efficient resource use, environmental impacts, whole-life cost, reuse of resources, net zero carbon, and similar concepts, that supports engineering design and operations in a practice area. WK6: Knowledge of engineering practice (technology) in the practice areas in the engineering discipline.

WK7: Knowledge of the role of engineering in society and identified issues in engineering practice in the discipline, such as the professional responsibility of an engineer to public safety and sustainable development.

WK8: Engagement with selected knowledge in the current research literature of the discipline, awareness of the power of critical thinking and creative approaches to evaluate emerging issues.

WK9: Ethics, inclusive behavior and conduct. Knowledge of professional ethics, responsibilities, and norms of engineering practice. Awareness of the need for diversity by reason of ethnicity, gender, age, physical ability etc. with mutual understanding and respect, and of inclusive attitudes.

Program Outcomes (POs)

PO1: Engineering Knowledge: Apply knowledge of mathematics, natural science, computing, engineering fundamentals and an engineering specialization as specified in WK1 to WK4 respectively to develop to the solution of complex engineering problems.

PO2: Problem Analysis: Identify, formulate, review research literature and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions with consideration for sustainable development. (WK1 to WK4)

PO3: Design/Development of Solutions: Design creative solutions for complex engineering problems and design/develop systems/components/processes to meet identified needs with consideration for the public health and safety, whole-life cost, net zero carbon, culture, society and environment as required. (WK5)

PO4: Conduct Investigations of Complex Problems: Conduct investigations of complex engineering problems using research-based knowledge including design of experiments, modelling, analysis & interpretation of data to provide valid conclusions. (WK8)

PO5: Engineering Tool Usage: Create, select and apply appropriate techniques, resources and modern engineering & IT tools, including prediction and modelling recognizing their limitations to solve complex engineering problems. (WK2 and WK6)

PO6: The Engineer and The World: Analyze and evaluate societal and environmental aspects while solving complex engineering problems for its impact on sustainability with reference to economy, health, safety, legal framework, culture and environment. (WK1, WK5, and WK7)

PO7: Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics, human values, diversity and inclusion; adhere to national & international laws. (WK9)

PO8: Individual and Collaborative Team work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse/multi-disciplinary teams.

PO9: Communication: Communicate effectively and inclusively within the engineering community and society at large, such as being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations considering cultural, language, and learning differences

PO10: Project Management and Finance: Apply knowledge and understanding of engineering management principles and economic decision-making and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader in a team, and to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.

PO11: Life-Long Learning: Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability for i) independent and life-long learning ii) adaptability to new and emerging technologies and iii) critical thinking in the broadest context of technological change. (WK8)

Program Specific Outcomes (PSOs)

PSO1: Ability to apply the acquired Mechanical Engineering knowledge for the advancement of society and self.

PSO2: To promote and develop among the students an ambition of life-long learning and to apply them to professional ethics and codes of professional practices

PSO3: To work professionally in industries or as an entrepreneur by applying manufacturing and management practices.

Infrastructure

9 Class rooms with LCD Projectors
3 Tutorial Rooms
1 Mecazaya(Department Association)
1 Department Library
1 Seminar Hall
13 Laboratories
1 HP Server
1 DELL Server
34 Desktops (with latest configuration)
UPS Details
1 Delta 6kva 16 Batteries

S. No.	Name of the laboratory	Name of the Important equipment
1	CAD/CAM	No. of Systems: 30
		OS: Windows 7 Professional
		AUTO CAD
		PTC CREO
		ANSYS
		Mtab Xl Turning Machine
		Mtab Xl Milling Machine
		LCD Projector
2	Machine Tools	Belt Driven Lathe.
		Milling machine.
		Radial drilling machine.
		Shaping machine.
		Slotting machine.
		Surface grinding machine.
		Power hacksaw
3	Mechanics Of Solids	Universal Testing Machine.
		Torsion Testing Machine .
		Hardness Testing Machine .
		Spring Testing Machine
		Compression Tests On Cube.
		Impact Testing Machine Punch Shear Test
4	Metallurgy and Material science	Tool Makers Microscope
		Polishing stand
		Double disc polishing machines
		Jominy End Quench Tester And Rockwell Hardness Tester
		Belt Grinder
		Muffle furnace
5	Metrology	Bevel Protractor
		Sine bar set
		Thread measurement setup
		Gear tooth vernier calipers
		Vernier calipers
		Micrometer
		Magnetic V block
		Slip gauges
		Internal Micrometer
6	Thermo-dynamics lab	Cleveland’s flash & fire Point open cup apparatus
		Carbon Residue test apparatus
		Red Wood Viscometer-1
		Saybolt Viscometer apparatus
		Bomb Calorie Meter apparatus
		Junkers Calorimeters
		Grease Penetration Test
		Red Wood Viscometer-2
		Pensky martens apparatus
7	Thermal Engineering Lab	Compressibility factor measurement setup
		Two stroke engine cut section
		Four stroke diesel engine cut section
		Four stroke 1 cylinder diesel engine with Mechanical loading
		Two stroke 1 cylinder petrol engine with electrical loading.
		Multi stage reciprocating air compressor
		Four stroke 1 cylinder VCR petrol engine with monitoring test
8	Instrumentation and Control systems	Pressure Gauge Setup
		Thermistor Setup
		LVDT Trainer Setup
		Strain Gauge Trainer Setup
		J,K Thermocouple Setup
		Capacitive Transducer Setup
		Photo And Magnetic Pickup Setup
		Resistance Temperature Detector Setup
		Rota meter Setup
		Seismic Pickup Setup
		Mc Leod Gauge Setup
9	FLUID MECHANICS & HYDRAULIC MACHINES	Impact Of Jets On Vanes apparatus,
		Pelton Wheel Turbine
		Francis Turbine
		Kaplan Turbine
		Single Stage Centrifugal Pump
		Multi Stage Centrifugal Pump
		Reciprocating Pump
		Venturi meter
		Orifice Meter
		Friction Factor in a Given Pipe Line apparatus
		Bernoulli’s Apparatus
10	Manufacturing Process lab	Casting—- Cope and drag box with necessary tools
		Blow molding machine with die
		Injection molding machine with die
		Spot welding machine
		Arc welding setup
		Brazing equipment
		Permeability test apparatus
		Plasma arc welding setup
		Hydraulic press and fly press
		Induction furnace
11	Kinematics & Dynamics Lab	Motorized gyroscopic couple apparatus
		Universal governor apparatus
		Static and dynamic balancing analysis
		Cam and follower apparatus
		Whirling shaft apparatus
		Journal bearing apparatus
		Simple pendulum apparatus
		Compound pendulum apparatus
12	HEAT TRANSFER	Composite Wall Apparatus
		Heat Transfer Through Lagged Pipe Apparatus
		Heat Transferred Through A Concentric Sphere Apparatus
		Thermal Conductivity Of Metal Rod
		Heat Transfer in Pin Fin Apparatus
		Transient Heat Conduction
		Forced Convection Apparatus
		Heat Transfer In Natural Convection Apparatus
		Parallel And Counter Flow Heat Exchanger
		Emissivity
		Measurement Apparatus
		Stephen Boltzmann Apparatus
		Critical Heat Flux Apparatus
		Heat Pipe Demonstrator
		Film & Drop Condensation Apparatus
13	Engineering Work Shop	Tin Smithy
		Carpentry
		House Wiring
		Fitting
		Black Smithy
		Anvil 50 Kg
		Swage Block
		Surface Plate18″X18″
		Open Hearth Furnace
		Wood Turning Lathe
		Arc Welding Machine

ME Infrastructure

Academic Calendar

I Year B.Tech (Autonomous) Academic Calendar 2024-25 – Click Here

II Year & III Year B.Tech (Autonomous) Academic Calendar 2024-25 – Click Here

IV Year B.Tech (Autonomous) Academic Calendar 2024-25 – Click Here

Course Structure & Syllabus

Syllabus

ACE R20 Mechanical Engineering Syllabus

R22 Course Structure & Syllabus

R24 Mechanical Engineering Syllabus

I B.Tech I SEM & II SEM Course Structure

B. TECH FOUR YEAR DEGREE COURSE

(Applicable for the batches admitted from 2020-2021)

Student Achievements

STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS

2024-2025

DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (July-24 to Dec-24)

S NO	Name of the Student	Year	Events	Place	Date	Award/Participation
1	MOHAMMED YOUSUF	IV	PTE & World’s first global English standard – GSE	MePro	23/02/2025	MePro Level 5
2	MOHAMMED YOUSUF	IV	PTE & World’s first global English standard – GSE	MePro	10/03/2025	MePro Level 6
3	MOHAMMED YOUSUF	IV	PTE & World’s first global English standard – GSE	MePro	24/03/2025	MePro Level 7
4	MOHAMMED YOUSUF	IV	ENTREPRENEURSHIP-CUM-SKILL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (E-SDP) in PRODUCT DESIGN USING CAD TECHNOLOGIES – CATIA	MSME – DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE	06/01/2025 to 15/02/2025	Participation
5	MAHALAKSHMI SEELAM	IV	Workshop about “Mechanical Product Design”	VCADD Engineering Solutions	08&09^th June 2024	Participation
6	Ch Mahesh	IV	Certification on AUTOCAD	GUVI Greek Network	24^th Oct 2024	Participation
7	P Sai Ganesh	IV	Workshop on Geometric Dimensioning	SKILL LYNC	21^st Oct 2024	Participation
8	P Sai Ganesh	IV	Certification on AUTOCAD	GUVI Greek Network	01^st Oct 2024	Participation
9	P Sai Ganesh	IV	Certification on Operations Industrial Engineer Job Simulation	SEIMENS	21^st Oct 2024	Participation
10	Sairam Patel	IV	Introduction to Self-Driving Cars	Coursera-University of Toronto	28^th Aug 2024	Participation
11	Mote Shiva	IV	Certification on AUTOCAD	GUVI Greek Network	01^st Oct 2024	Participation
12	Mohammed Yousuf	IV	Naukri Campus Young Turks Skill Test	Naukri Campus	11^st Oct 2024	Participation
13	Mohammed Yousuf	IV	Space Brainiac Kalam’s Quiz	Kamal’s Institute of Youth Excellence	03^rd Oct 2024	Participation
14	Mahalakshmi Seelam	IV	Introduction to RPA and Automation	UIPath	31^st Jan 2023	Participation
15	MOHAMMED YOUSUF	IV	“Wings of Innovation”, a comprehensive Drone Workshop	ACE LAUNCHPAD	1st, 2nd & 2024	Participation
16	MOHAMMED YOUSUF	IV	“Wings of Innovation”, a comprehensive Drone Workshop	ACE LAUNCHPAD	1st, 2nd & 7th March 2024	Participation
17	Mahalakshmi Seelam	IV	Intensive Workshop about “Mechanical Product Design”	VCADD Engineering Solutions	08 & 09 June 2024	Participation
18	Mahalakshmi Seelam	IV	Internship Car Designing	ACADEMOR EDTECH	01/05/2024 to 30/06/2024	Participation

Achievement of IV Year Mechanical Engineering Student Mahalakshmi

We are proud to announce the remarkable achievement of Ms. Mahalakshmi, a student of IV Year Mechanical Engineering, who has been selected to participate in the NSS Adventure Camp 2024-2025, to be held at Himachal Pradesh.

The camp is scheduled to take place from 15th November 2024 to 24th November 2024 at the prestigious Atal Bihari Vajpayee Institute of Mountaineering and Allied Sports, renowned for its excellence in adventure training.

Out of all the students from Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University (JNTU) in Telangana, only 10 students have been selected for this prestigious event, and Ms. Mahalakshmi has earned her place among this elite group. Her selection is a testament to her dedication, enthusiasm, and exemplary performance in the National Service Scheme (NSS) activities.

The NSS Adventure Camp aims to develop leadership skills, physical fitness, teamwork, and resilience among participants. It is a significant opportunity for students to engage in activities such as trekking, rock climbing, and other adventure sports, fostering a spirit of courage and determination.

This achievement brings immense pride not only to the Department of Mechanical Engineering but also to the entire institution. It highlights the active participation and outstanding performance of our students in extracurricular activities at the national level.

STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS

2023-2024

DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

S NO	HT NO	Name of the Student	Year	Events	Place	Award/Participation
1	23AG5A0314	Kalumuri Mani Kanta	II	Internship	DRDO	Participation
2	23AG5A0307	Banothu Sravan Kumar	II	Shobha And Srujana State Level Technical Project Expo	Hyderabad And Karimnagar	1st in Shobha and 3rd in Srujana
3	23AG5A0310	Cholleti Vinay Kumar	II	Auto Cad And R&AC Certification	National. Small Industries and Corporation	Certification
4	23AG5A0311	Gadepaka Chethan	II	NCC B & C Certificates, Workshop Certificate, Internship Certificate, YOGA Participation Certificate.	NCC, Hyderabad	NCC Certificates, Yoga Participation
5	22AG5A0313	Mohammed Yousuf	III	Paper Presentation Workshop on IC Engine	Osmania University	Participated
6	22AG5A0308	Surya Krishna	III	Boxing ( National)	2nd National Sumsphot Championship (SAI)	3rd Place
7	22AG5A0321	V Bhaskar	III	Mechanical Auto Cad	Setwin	Participated
8	22AG5A0311	V Yashwanth Chary	III	NSS Camp in Delhi with President of India	New Delhi	NSS
9	22AG5A0301	M. Manish	III	Paper Presentation	Osmania University	Participated
10	22AG5A0305	Saqib Hussain	III	Automobile IC Engine Workshop	Osmania University	Participated
11	22AG5A0329	Kameri Tarun	III	NDT	NASSCOM Future Skills Prime	Participated
12	22AG5A0308	Surya Krishna	III	OU Mech Arena	Osmania University	Participated
13	22AG5A0304	Shaik Asif	III	Paper Presentation , Database	Osmania University, Anurag University	Database 1st and paper presentation participated
14	22AG5A0304	Shaik Asif	III	Paper Presentation, Data Narratives, Volunteering , Digital 101 Journey from NASSCOM, AUTOCAD Mechanical Certification from CADD Desk.	Osmania University, Anurag University, CADD DESK.	Participated
15	21AG5A0328	Chikka Vamshi Kumar	IV	Paper Published	International Research Journal of Modernization in Engineering Technology and Science	Paper Publication
16	21AG5A0328	Chikka Vamshi Kumar	IV	Internship	Megha Engineering and Infrastructure Pvt Limited	Participated
17	20AG1A0309	J. Mahesh	IV	Machine Learning Foundation Certification	ACE Engineering College	1st prize
18	20AG1A0325	Rodda Rakesh	IV	Machine Learning Foundation	NASSCOM	Qualified with Gold
19	21AG5A0309	Porandla Nithin	IV	Internship	Rinex Technologies	Participated
20	21AG5A0330	T. .Mahesh	IV	Internship On Railway Coaches and It’s Features	South Central Railway, Kachiguda Depot.	Participated
21	21AG5A0308	Ramidi Shankar Reddy	IV	Internship	South Central Railway	Participated
22	20AG1A0323	Pulipampula Arun	IV	OU Mech Arena & Internship	Osmania University, NMRIT, Kachiguda Coach Maintenance Depot	Participated
23	20AG1A0332	Madeshetty Vamshikrishna	IV	OU Mech Arena & Internship	Osmania University, Kachiguda Coache Maintenance Depot,	Participated
24	20AG1A0326	S.Vishnu Vardhan	IV	Internship	Kachiguda Coach Maintenance Depot	Participated
25	21AG5A0328	Chikka Vamshi Kumar	IV	Six Months Internship	Surya Tech Solutions Pvt Ltd	Participated
26	20AG1A0321	N.Kiran Kumar	IV	OU Mech Arena & Internship	Osmania University, Kachiguda Railway Coach	Participated
27	21AG5A0320	Chindam Praveen	IV	Internship	DRDO	Participated
28	20AG1A0322	Penta Naveen	IV	Internship	South Central Railway Secunderabad	Participated
29	20AG1A0322	Penta Naveen	IV	National Level Coding Contest	Ace Engineering College	Participated
30	20AG1A0322	Penta Naveen	IV	Internship	Ace Engineering College	Participated
31	21AG5A0331	Rukum Sridhar	IV	Internship	SSC Projects Private Limited	Participated
32	21AG5A0331	Rukum Sridhar	IV	Internship	Rinex	Participated
33	21AG5A0331	Rukum Sridhar	IV	Quiz	Hero MotoCorp Ltd.	Participated
34	20AG1A0324	Ravula Bapu Reddy	IV	Internship	Nuclear Fuel Complex in Mallapur	Participated
35	21AG5A0309	Porandla Nithin	IV	Internship	South Central Railways	Participated

2022-2023

S.No.	Name of the Student	Year	Event	Place	Date	Award / Participation
1.	Mahalakshmi Seelam	II	Digital 101 Journey	Future Skills Prime -NASSCOM	12^th Aug 2022	Participation
2.	Mr.GUGULOTHU PRASHANTH	IV	GATE	–	2022-2023	Rank Achieved
3.	MOHAMMED YOUSUF	II	Importance of NDT in Quality & Energy Sector (Topics included: 1. About Non-Destructive Testing, 2. Different Types of NDT and Their Importance, 3. Career and Field Opportunities in NDT)	VIDAL NDT & ACE ENGINEERING COLLEGE	19th-23rd Dec 2022	Participation
4.	MOHAMMED YOUSUF	II	Technical Paper Presentation of the 20th National Level Technical Symposium, Mecharena 2023	UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING (A) OSMANIA UNIVERSITY	5th and 6th May 2023

January – June 2020

1. Mr. DODLA AKHIL KUMAR, II Year Student successfully completed NPTEL MOOC’s Course on “Aircraft Performance” on April-2020.
2. Mr. Bharath Reddy Jakka, IV Year student successfully completed course on topic FAN and BLOWER” conducted by TATA STEEL.

January – June 2019

IV Year Students of Mechanical Engineering formed a team of 15 Members named as Team ACERAPTORS and constructed a GOKART for participating in
“PROKARTING CHAMPIONSHIP 2K19″ and our team was awarded with the “PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD”.

S. No	Name of the Student	Event & Date	College Hosting	Award
1.	V.VARUN KUMAR REDDY	ATMOS 2017	BITS Pilani, Hyderabad Campus	NIL
		27-10-17 to 28-10-17
2.	A.HARSHAVARDHAN	ATMOS 2017	BITS Pilani, Hyderabad Campus	NIL
		27-10-17 to 28-10-17
3.	N.CHRISTY	ATMOS 2017	BITS Pilani, Hyderabad Campus	NIL
		27-10-17 to 28-10-17
4.	SAKET REDDY	ATMOS 2017	BITS Pilani, Hyderabad Campus	NIL
		27-10-17 to 28-10-17
5.	Y.KARTHIK	ATMOS 2017	BITS Pilani, Hyderabad Campus	NIL
		27-10-17 to 28-10-17
6.	G SAIKIRAN	ATMOS 2017	BITS Pilani, Hyderabad Campus	NIL
		27-10-17 to 28-10-17
7.	G RAJESH	ATMOS 2017	BITS Pilani, Hyderabad Campus	I Prize
		27-10-17 to 28-10-17
8.	P.SHIVA	ATMOS 2017	BITS Pilani, Hyderabad Campus	II Prize
		27-10-17 to 28-10-17
9.	ANUP S	ATMOS 2017	BITS Pilani, Hyderabad Campus	II Prize
		27-10-17 to 28-10-17
10.	A ABHISHEK	ATMOS 2017	BITS Pilani, Hyderabad Campus	NIL
		27-10-17 to 28-10-17
11.	O VIKAS	ATMOS 2017	BITS Pilani, Hyderabad Campus	I Prize
		27-10-17 to 28-10-17
12.	PAVAN REDDY	ATMOS 2017	BITS Pilani, Hyderabad Campus	I Prize
		27-10-17 to 28-10-17
13.	S ARAVIND	ATMOS 2017	BITS Pilani, Hyderabad Campus	I Prize
		27-10-17 to 28-10-17
14.	M KAVITHA REDDY	Basic Automobile, CAD Modeling, Engine Dismantling & assembling. 06.01.2017 to 08.01.2017	Aurora’s Technological & Research Institute, Bongir	NIL
15.	S RAMYA REDDY	Basic Automobile, CAD Modeling, Engine Dismantling & assembling. 06.01.2017 to 08.01.2017	Aurora’s Technological & Research Institute, Bongir	NIL

Higher Education

BATCH: 2020 – 2024

Sr.No	Enrollment No.	Name of the Student	Programme Joined	Name Of Institution
1	20AG1A0312	Koppula jaison sarkar	M.Tech	JNTU SULTANPUR
2	21AG5A0306	Rani Wagmare	M.Tech	NMREC

BATCH: 2019 – 2023

Sr.No	Enrollment No.	Name of the Student	Programme Joined	Name Of Institution
1	17AG5A0305	K. Aravind Swamy	MS	SR UNIVERSITY
2	17AG5A0313	D. Raja Babu	MS	HOLY MARY
3	17AG5A0316	N. Ranadheer	MS	VGDEVI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
4	17AG5A0334	P. Manish	MS	LAMAR UNIVERSITY
5	19AG1A0305	Akhil kumar	MS	PUBLIC UNIVERSITY
6	19AG1A0318	SOMAN DIXIT	MS	UNIVERSITY OF BREMEN
7	20AG5A0306	R ANJALI	ME	UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING OSMANIA UNIVERSITY

BATCH: 2018 – 2022

Sr.No	Enrollment No.	Name of the Student	Programme Joined	Name Of Institution
1	15AG1A0301	A Aditya Sharma	MS	CARDIFF UNIVERSITY
2	15AG1A0302	Venkat Teja Reddy	MS	NORTHUMBRIA UNIVERSITY
3	15AG1A0309	Shiva Prasad Enugula	MS	NORTHUMBRIA UNIVERSITY
4	15AG1A0315	Uday Gandham	MS	CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY
5	15AG1A0319	Srinivas katta	MS	FRANKLIN UNIVERSITY
6	15AG1A0326	Kavitha Maram	MS	ASIA PASOFOC INTERNATIONAL COLLGE
7	15AG1AO331	N. Krishna Teja	MS	UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA
8	15AG1A0333	Nuthi Sai Bharath	MS	UNIVERSITY OF EAST LONDON
9	15AG1A0355	Mohammed Mohiuddin	MS	CAMBRIAN COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY
10	15AG1A0361	Sanjith Algam	MS	ONFEDERATION COLLEGE
11	15AG1A0372	Jince Joseph	MS	UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR
12	15AG1A0387	Surapaneni Satwik	MS	NORTHUMBRIA UNIVERSITY
13	18AG1A0324	Abhinav Reddy Kumbham	MS	Western Michigan University

BATCH: 2017 – 2021

Sr.No	Enrollment No.	Name of the Student	Programme Joined	Name Of Institution
1	17AG1A0327	SEVELLA ARAVIND	MS	Southern Illinois University Edwardsvilla
2	17AG1A0336	ANUP	MS	University of Houston
3	17AG1A0328	HEEREKAR VISHAL	MS	University of Central Missouri
4	17AG1A0317	KATKURI MANISH REDDY	MS	Southern University of Montgomery
5	17AG1A0316	B.ABHISHEK	MS	Kennesaw State University
6	17AG1A0307	K.SHYAM PAVAN REDDY	MS	Western Illinois University

Faculty Achievements

Faculty Development Program

A. Y : 2024 – 2025

Sr.No	Name Of the FDP	Name of the Faculty	Designation	Organized By	Duration
1.	Five Days International Virtual FDP on Exploring New Frontiers in Teaching Tools, AI and Data Analytics	Mr. C. VENKATESH	Associate Professor	MEASI Institute of Information Technology, Royapettah, Chennai	29-07-2024 to 02-08-2024.
2.	One Week Online Faculty Development Program on “Innovations in Robotics and UAVs: Digital Twins, Drone Design, and Future Trends”	Mr. C. VENKATESH	Associate Professor	VNR VJIET	30th Jul 2024 to 03rd Aug 2024
3.	Five Days International Virtual FDP on Exploring New Frontiers in Teaching Tools, AI and Data Analytics	Mr. A ABINAY	Assistant Professor	MEASI Institute of Information Technology, Royapettah, Chennai	29-07-2024 to 02-08-2024.
4.	Five Days International Virtual FDP on Exploring New Frontiers in Teaching Tools, AI and Data Analytics	Mr. CHITUPAKA RAJU	Assistant Professor	MEASI Institute of Information Technology, Royapettah, Chennai	29-07-2024 to 02-08-2024.
5.	Industrial Robotics and Automations	Mr. HABEEB UR RAHMAN	Assistant Professor	ROBOTSPACE, Hyderabad	16th Oct 2024
6.	One Week Online Faculty Development Program on “Innovations in Robotics and UAVs: Digital Twins, Drone Design, and Future Trends”	Mr. A ABINAY	Assistant Professor	VNR VJIET	30th Jul 2024 to 03rd Aug 2024
7.	One week FDP of Advanced Thermal Systems, Production, storage and transfer.	Dr. M NITIN KUMAR	Assistant Professor	Vishnu Institute of Technology, Bhimavaram	17-9-24 to 21-9-24
8.	RESEARCH PAPER WRITING AND PUBLISHING	Mr. CHITUPAKA RAJU	Assistant Professor	Research and Development Cell, ACE Engineering College	Sep 23rd , 2024
9.	RESEARCH PAPER WRITING AND PUBLISHING	Mr. A ABINAY	Assistant Professor	Research and Development Cell, ACE Engineering College	Sep 23rd , 2024
10.	Five Days International Virtual FDP on Exploring New Frontiers in Teaching Tools, AI and Data Analytics	Mr. G SURESH	Assistant Professor	MEASI Institute of Information Technology, Royapettah, Chennai	29-07-2024 to 02-08-2024.
11.	One week Faculty Development Program on “Block chain Technology: Innovations and Applications”	Mr. A BHARGAV	Assistant Professor	Datta Meghe College of Engineering, Department of Information Technology	9th to 15th Oct 2024.
12.	03 Days FDP on VIRTUAL LABS	Mr. G SURESH	Assistant Professor	PALS VLAB 2024 – 25 Initiative with NITK Surathkal	22nd – 24th October 2024

A. Y : 2023 – 2024

Sr.No	Name Of the FDP	Name of the Faculty	Designation	Organized By	Duration
1	5 Days Faculty Development Program ON “INTEGRATING FUSION 360 INTO ENGINEERING DRAWING”	MANIKYAM SANDEEP	ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR	Design Labs-Auto Desk Pvt. Ltd. MRCE, HYDERABAD	06-11-2023 to 10-11-2023
1		G. SURESH	ASSISTANT PROFESSOR	Design Labs-Auto Desk Pvt. Ltd. MRCE, HYDERABAD	06-11-2023 to 10-11-2023
2	ONE WEEK ONLINE FDP ON “Al Evolution”	A ABINAY	ASSISTANT PROFESSOR	Microsoft, SAP & AICTE led	22.01.2024 to 27.01.2024
3	One Day National Level Faculty Development Programme on “RESEARCH FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES”	C. VENKATESH	ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR	Research and Development Cell, ACE Engineering College	14.02.2024.
4	One Day National Level Faculty Development Programme on “RESEARCH FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES”	M. SANDEEP	ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR	Research and Development Cell, ACE Engineering College	14.02.2024.
5	One Day National Level Faculty Development Programme on “RESEARCH FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES”	CH.RAJU	ASSISTANT PROFESSOR	Research and Development Cell, ACE Engineering College	14.02.2024.
6	One Day National Level Faculty Development Programme on “RESEARCH FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES”	G.SURESH	ASSISTANT PROFESSOR	Research and Development Cell, ACE Engineering College	14.02.2024.
7	One Day National Level Faculty Development Programme on “RESEARCH FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES”	A.BHARGAV	ASSISTANT PROFESSOR	Research and Development Cell, ACE Engineering College	14.02.2024.
8	One Day National Level Faculty Development Programme on “RESEARCH FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES”	V.SHALINI	ASSISTANT PROFESSOR	Research and Development Cell, ACE Engineering College	14.02.2024.
9	One Day National Level Faculty Development Programme on “RESEARCH FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES”	A.ABINAY	ASSISTANT PROFESSOR	Research and Development Cell, ACE Engineering College	14.02.2024.
10	One Day National Level Faculty Development Programme on “RESEARCH FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES”	REETI MUKHERJEE	ASSISTANT PROFESSOR	Research and Development Cell, ACE Engineering College	14.02.2024.
11	One Day National Level Faculty Development Programme on “RESEARCH FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES”	D.JAGAN	ASSISTANT PROFESSOR	Research and Development Cell, ACE Engineering College	14.02.2024.
12	One Day National Level Faculty Development Programme on “EFFECTIVE PATHWAY TO BOOST THE RESEARCH PROFILE OF EARLY-STAGE FACULTY”	C.VENKATESH	ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR	Research and Development Cell, ACE Engineering College	16.04.2024
13	One Day National Level Faculty Development Programme on “EFFECTIVE PATHWAY TO BOOST THE RESEARCH PROFILE OF EARLY-STAGE FACULTY”	M.SANDEEP	ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR	Research and Development Cell, ACE Engineering College	16.04.2024
14	One Day National Level Faculty Development Programme on “EFFECTIVE PATHWAY TO BOOST THE RESEARCH PROFILE OF EARLY-STAGE FACULTY”	CH.RAJU	ASSISTANT PROFESSOR	Research and Development Cell, ACE Engineering College	16.04.2024
15	One Day National Level Faculty Development Programme on “EFFECTIVE PATHWAY TO BOOST THE RESEARCH PROFILE OF EARLY-STAGE FACULTY”	G.SURESH	ASSISTANT PROFESSOR	Research and Development Cell, ACE Engineering College	16.04.2024
16	One Day National Level Faculty Development Programme on “EFFECTIVE PATHWAY TO BOOST THE RESEARCH PROFILE OF EARLY-STAGE FACULTY”	A.BHARGAV	ASSISTANT PROFESSOR	Research and Development Cell, ACE Engineering College	16.04.2024
17	One Day National Level Faculty Development Programme on “EFFECTIVE PATHWAY TO BOOST THE RESEARCH PROFILE OF EARLY-STAGE FACULTY”	A.ABINAY	ASSISTANT PROFESSOR	Research and Development Cell, ACE Engineering College	16.04.2024
18	One Day National Level Faculty Development Programme on “EFFECTIVE PATHWAY TO BOOST THE RESEARCH PROFILE OF EARLY-STAGE FACULTY”	V.SHALINI	ASSISTANT PROFESSOR	Research and Development Cell, ACE Engineering College	16.04.2024
19	One Day National Level Faculty Development Programme on “EFFECTIVE PATHWAY TO BOOST THE RESEARCH PROFILE OF EARLY-STAGE FACULTY”	G.SURESH	ASSISTANT PROFESSOR	Research and Development Cell, ACE Engineering College	16.04.2024
20	One Day National Level Faculty Development Programme on “EFFECTIVE PATHWAY TO BOOST THE RESEARCH PROFILE OF EARLY-STAGE FACULTY”	REETI MUKHERJEE	ASSISTANT PROFESSOR	Research and Development Cell, ACE Engineering College	16.04.2024
21	One Day National Level Faculty Development Programme on “EFFECTIVE PATHWAY TO BOOST THE RESEARCH PROFILE OF EARLY-STAGE FACULTY”	D.JAGAN	ASSISTANT PROFESSOR	Research and Development Cell, ACE Engineering College	16.04.2024
22	One Day National Level Faculty Development Programme on “RESEARCH PAPER WRITING USING TOOLS”	C.VENKATESH	ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR	Research and Development Cell, ACE Engineering College	10.05.2024
23	One Day National Level Faculty Development Programme on “RESEARCH PAPER WRITING USING TOOLS”	M.SANDEEP	ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR	Research and Development Cell, ACE Engineering College	10.05.2024
24	One Day National Level Faculty Development Programme on “RESEARCH PAPER WRITING USING TOOLS”	CH.RAJU	ASSISTANT PROFESSOR	Research and Development Cell, ACE Engineering College	10.05.2024
25	One Day National Level Faculty Development Programme on “RESEARCH PAPER WRITING USING TOOLS”	G.SURESH	ASSISTANT PROFESSOR	Research and Development Cell, ACE Engineering College	10.05.2024
26	One Day National Level Faculty Development Programme on “RESEARCH PAPER WRITING USING TOOLS”	A.BHARGAV	ASSISTANT PROFESSOR	Research and Development Cell, ACE Engineering College	10.05.2024
27	One Day National Level Faculty Development Programme on “RESEARCH PAPER WRITING USING TOOLS”	A.ABINAY	ASSISTANT PROFESSOR	Research and Development Cell, ACE Engineering College	10.05.2024
28	One Day National Level Faculty Development Programme on “RESEARCH PAPER WRITING USING TOOLS”	V.SHALINI	ASSISTANT PROFESSOR	Research and Development Cell, ACE Engineering College	10.05.2024
29	One Day National Level Faculty Development Programme on “RESEARCH PAPER WRITING USING TOOLS”	G.SURESH	ASSISTANT PROFESSOR	Research and Development Cell, ACE Engineering College	10.05.2024
30	One-week online International Faculty Development Program on “Advancements in Automobile Engineering for Sustainable Development”	CH.RAJU	ASSISTANT PROFESSOR	VNR Vignana Jyothi Institute of Engineering and Technology, Hyderabad.	24.06.2024 to 28.06.2024
31	One week online Faculty Development Programme on “AI/ML Tools for Advanced Materias, Manufacturing and Thermal Systems”	CH.RAJU	ASSISTANT PROFESSOR	Lakireddy Bali Reddy College Of Engineering Kakinada	24.06.2024 to 28.06.2024

A. Y : 2022 – 2023

Sr.No	Name Of the FDP	Name of the Faculty	Designation	Organized By	Duration
1	INCORPORATING UNIVERSAL HUMAN VALUES IN EDUCATION	Mr. ALAPATI BHARGAV&Mr. A. ABINAY	ASSISTANT PROFESSOR	UGC-AICTE	29-05-2023 to 02-06-2023
2	DIGITAL PROTOTYPING USING CATIA	Mr. C. VENKATESH	ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR	ICT ACADEMY	10.07.2023 to 15.07.2023
2	DIGITAL PROTOTYPING USING CATIA	Ms. V.SHALINI	ASSISTANT PROFESSOR	ICT ACADEMY	10.07.2023 to 15.07.2023

A. Y : 2021 – 2022

Sr.No

Name Of the FDP

Name of the Faculty

Designation

Organized By

Duration

ADVANCED MATERIALS AND MANUFACTURING

1.Mr. A. ABINAY
2.Mr.A. SHASHANK REDDY
3.Mr. ALAPATI BHARGAV
4.Mr. M. MAHENDER
5.Mr. G.SURESH

1. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
2.ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
3. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
4. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
5. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

KITS WARANGAL

29/09/2021 TO 03/10/2021

DATA VISUALIZATION WITH TABLEAU

Mr. ALAPATI BHARGAV

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

SKILL NATION

19/07/2022 TO 24/07/2022

ADVANCED MATERIALS FOR ENERGY HARVESTING CONVERSION AND STORAGE

1.Mr. BABURAO
DEVANAND GAUTRE
2.HAJRATH VALI SHAIK
3.MADHUSEKAR VAGULA
4. Mr. MALAKONDAIAH GANDHAM
5.Mr. UV MAHESWARA RAO KARNA

1.ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
2. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
3. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
4. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
5. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

MLR ISTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

19/12/2021 TO 23/12/2021

DESIGN THINKING

Mr. C. VENKATESH

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

AICTE ATAL

21/06/2021 TO 25/06/2021

ELECTRIC VEHICLES & ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS INTEGRATED WITH RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES

Mr. CH. RAJU

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

AICTE ATAL

23/08/2021 TO 27/08/2021

CUTTING EDGE MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH IN THE FIELD OF FLUIDS

Mr. CH. RAJU

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

AICTE ATAL

11/10/2021 TO 15/10/2021

ALTERNATIVE FUEL

Mr. CH. RAJU

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

AICTE ATAL

22/11/2021 TO 26/11/2021

3D PRINTING BASICS AND APPLICATIONS

Mr. CH. RAJU

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

AICTE ATAL

25/10/2021 TO 29/10/2021

CURRENT TRENDS IN RESEARCH & INNIVATION,
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS,
IPR AND PATENTS, RESEARCH PROJECTS & FUNDRAISING

Mrs. R. MOUNIKA

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

IAE

27/08/2021 TO 31/08/2021

A. Y : 2020 – 2021

Sr.No

Name Of the FDP

Name of the Faculty

Designation

Organized By

Duration

FACULTY
AWARENESS
PROGRAM ON NAAC
ACCREDITATION

11.Mr.M.BHASKAR
2.Mr. HABEEB UR RAHMAN

1.ASSOCIATE
PROFESSOR
2.ASSISTANT
PROFESSOR

RD’S SHRI
CHHATRAPATI
SHIVAJIRAJE
COLLEGE OF
ENGINEERING

10/05/2020 to
15/05/2020

MODELLING AND
OPTIMIZATION
TECHNIQUES FOR
MATERIALS AND
MANUFACTURING
PROCESSES

1. Mr.A.ABINAY
2. HAJRATH VALI SHAIK

1.ASSISTANT
PROFESSOR
2.ASSISTANT
PROFESSOR

LAKIREDDY BALI
REDDY COLLEGE
OF ENGINEERING

18/05/2020
TO
22/05/2020

PRODUCTIVE TOOLS
IN AutoCAD

Mr. A. SHASHANK REDDY

ASSISTANT
PROFESSOR

ICT ACADEMY

16/09/2020
TO
20/09/2020

PRODUCT DESIGN
USING SOLIDWORKS

1.Mr.ACHYUTH BHURE
2.Mr.BABURAO DEVANAND
GAUTRE
3.Mr. G.SURESH
4.Ms. VEMULA SHALINI
5.Mrs. B.SUCHARITHA
6.FASIULLAH KHAN

1.ASSISTANT
PROFESSOR
2.ASSISTANT
PROFESSOR
3. ASSISTANT
PROFESSOR
4. ASSISTANT
PROFESSOR
5. ASSISTANT
PROFESSOR
6. ASSISTANT
PROFESSOR

ICT ACADEMY

16/03/2021
TO
20/03/2021

3D PRINTING AND
DESIGN

1. Mr.ALAPATI BHARGAV
2. Mr.C.VENKATESH

1.ASSISTANT
PROFESSOR
ASSOCIATE
PROFESSOR

AICTE ATAL

7/09/2020 TO
11/09/2020

UNIVERSAL HUMAN
VALUES AND
PROFESSIONAL
ETHICS

1.Mr.B.CHAITANYA
2.Ms. S.RAJITA

1.ASSISTANT
PROFESSOR
2. ASSISTANT
PROFESSOR

CHEBROLU
ENGINEERING
COLLEGE with
JNTU KAKINADA

13/05/2020
TO
17/05/2020

RESEARCH
CHALLENGES AND
OPPORTUNITIES
POST COVID-19

1.Mr.CH.RAJU
2.Mr. G. PRADEEP KUMAR
3.Mr. A.AVINASH

1.ASSISTANT
PROFESSOR
2. ASSISTANT
PROFESSOR
3. ASSISTANT
PROFESSOR

R&D CELL
SRI VASAVI
ENGINEERING
COLLEGE

04/05/2020
TO
09/05/2020

CAD MODELLING
AND MAT LAB
PROGRAMMING

Mr. CH. RAJU

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

NARSIMHA
REDDY
ENGINEERING
COLLEGE

08/04/2021
TO
16/04/2021

ADVANCEMENT IN
MANUFACTURING
TECHNOLOGIES FOR

Mr.ALAPATI BHARGAV

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

AICTE ATAL

24/08/2020
TO
28/08/2020

CURRENT TRENDS
IN RESEARCH &
INNOVTAION-
RESEARCH PAPER
PUBLICATION -IPR

Mr. GN DEEPAK

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

IAE

27/08/2021
TO
31/08/2021

ADVANCED
MANUFACTURING
SYSTEMS

1.Mr.K.NAGENDRA
2.Mr. M. MAHENDER
3.Mr. MADHUSHEKAR
VAGULA
4.Mr. MALAKONDAIAH
GANDHAM
5. UV MAHESWARA RAO
6.K. SASI KIRAN

1.ASSISTANT
PROFESSOR
2.ASSOCIATE
PROFESSOR
3.ASSISTANT
PROFESSOR
4.ASSOCIATE
PROFESSOR
5. ASSISTANT
PROFESSOR
6. ASSISTANT
PROFESSOR

SRI VASAVI
ENGINEERING
COLLEGE

10/08/2020
TO
14/08/2020

BLENDED
LEARNING AND
FLIPPED
CLASSROOM

Mr. M. SANDEEP

ASSOCIATE
PROFESSOR

AICTE ATAL

31/08/2020
TO
04/09/2020

3D PRINTING AND
DESIGN

Ms. R. MOUNIKA

ASSISTANT
PROFESSOR

AICTE ATAL

15/06/2020
TO
19/06/2020

TRIBOLOGY FOR
RELIABILITY

Ms. V.SHALINI

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

GITAM
UNIVERSITY

05/10/2020
TO
09/10/2020

ADVANCED
MATERIALS FOR
ENERGY
HARVESTING ,
CONVERSION AND
STORAGE

Ms. V.SHALINI

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

MLR INSTITUTE
OF
TECHNOLOGY

19/06/2020
TO
23/06/2020

A. Y : 2019 – 2020

Sr. No	Name Of the FDP	Name of the Faculty	Designation	Organized By	Duration
1	INNOVATION AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS	1.Mrs. P.SHILPA 2.Mr. A.ABINAY 3.Mr. A. SHASHANK REDDY 4.Mr. ACHYUTH BHURE 5.Mr. ALAPATI BHARGAV 6.Mr.C.VENKATESH	1.ASSISTANT PROFESSOR 2. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR 3. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR 4. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR 5. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR 6.ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR	CHEVALIER T.THOMAS ELIZABETH COLLEGE FOR WOMEN	04/10/2019 TO 10/10/2019
2	ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE USING MACHINE LEARNING AND DEEP LEARNING	1.Mr.B.CHAITANYA 2.Mr.CH. RAJU 3. Mr. GN DEEPAK 4. Mr. K. NAGENDRA 5. Mr. M.MAHENDER	1.ASSISTANT PROFESSOR 2. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR 3. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR 4. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR 5. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR	NIT WARANGAL & KPRIT	28/03/2020 TO 01/04/2020
3	FACULTY AWARENESS PROGRAM ON NAAC ACREDITATION	1.Mr.M.SANDEEP 2.Mr. HABEEB UR RAHMAN 3.Mr. G. SURESH 4. Ms. R. MOUNIKA 5. Ms. V. SHALINI	1.ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR 2. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR 3. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR 4. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR 5. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR	RD’s SHRI CHATRAPATI SHIVAJIRAJE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING	10/03/2020 TO 15/03/2020

A. Y : 2018 – 2019

Sr. No	Name Of the FDP	Name of the Faculty	Designation	Organized By	Duration
1	SOCIAL INTELLIGENCE IN EDUCATION	1.Mr. A. ABINAY 2.Mr. A.SHASHANK REDDY 3.Mr. ACHYUTH BHURE	1.ASSISTANT PROFESSOR 2. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR 3. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR	SHADAN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY	16/09/2018 TO 20/09/2018
2	JOINING OF TUBES USING SOLID STATE WELDING	1.Mr. A. BHARGAV 2.Mr. A.AVINASH 3.Mr. B. CHAITANYA 4.Mr. CH RAJU	1.ASSISTANT PROFESSOR 2. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR 3. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR 4. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR	COIMBATORE INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY	03/07/2018 TO 08/07/2018
3	RECENT TRENDS IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING	1.Mr. C.VENKATESH 2.Mr. GN DEEPAK 3.Mr.G. PRADEEP KUMAR	1.ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR 2. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR 3. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR	MLR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY	19/09/2018 TO 23/09/2018
4	3D PRINTING	1.Mr.P.NARSIMHA REDDY 2.Mr. PRAKASH JAY 3.Mr. K. SASI KIRAN 4.Mr. G.SURESH 5.Ms. R.MOUNIKA 6.Ms. S. RAJITA	1.ASSISTANT PROFESSOR 2. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR 3. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR 4. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR 5. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR 6. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR	ST.PETERS COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY	06/11/2018 TO 11/11/2018

NPTEL - MOOCs / Other Certifications

List of Faculty Certifications in MOOCS / NPTEL Courses
And Other Certification/Participation
2023-24

S.No.	Name Of the Faculty	NPTEL/Other Course	Type Of Course	Type Of Certificate
1	Mr .C. Venkatesh	AIML	Directorate of Innovative learning and Teaching (D.I.L.T),JNTUH.	First Division with Distinction
2	Mr .M. Sandeep	AIML	Directorate of Innovative learning and Teaching (D.I.L.T),JNTUH.	First Division with Distinction
3	Mr.Ch. Raju	DS	Directorate of Innovative learning and Teaching (D.I.L.T),JNTUH.	First Division with Distinction
4	Mr. G. Suresh	AIML	Directorate of Innovative learning and Teaching (D.I.L.T),JNTUH.	First Division with Distinction
5	Mr. BhargavAlapati	DS	Directorate of Innovative learning and Teaching (D.I.L.T),JNTUH.	First Division with Distinction
6	Mr. AbinayAllam	AIML	Directorate of Innovative learning and Teaching (D.I.L.T),JNTUH.	First Division with Distinction
7	Mr. Habeeb-Ur -Rahman Mohammed	CYBER SECURITY	Directorate of Innovative learning and Teaching (D.I.L.T),JNTUH.	First Division with Distinction
8	Mr. Habeeb-Ur -Rahman Mohammed	Agile Project Management with Jira cloud : 1 Projects,Boards and issues	Project Management Institute	-
9	Mr. Habeeb-Ur -Rahman Mohammed	Agile Project Management with Jira cloud : 1 Lean and Agile Processes	Project Management Institute	-

2022-2023

S.No.	Name Of the Faculty	NPTEL/Other Course	Type Of Course	Type Of Certificate
1	Mr. BhargavAlapati	Lean Six Sigma Green Belt	Simplilearn	-
2	Ms.VemulaShalini	Module 1: Orientation towards technical Education and Curriculum Aspects	National Initiative for Technical Teachers Training	-
3	Mr.A.Abinay	IC engines and gas turbines	NPTEL	Elite
4	Mr.A.Abinay	Air craft maintenance	NPTEL	Elite
5	Ms.Vemula Shalini	Computer Integrated Manufacturing	NPTEL	Elite

2021-2022

S.No.	Name Of the Faculty	NPTEL/Other Course	Type Of Course	Type Of Certificate
1	Mr. C. Venkatesh	Engineering Drawing and computer Graphics	NPTEL	Elite
2	Mr. Ch. Raju	Engineering Drawing and computer Graphics	NPTEL	Elite
3	Mr.M.Sandeep	Fundamentals of Manufacturing processes	NPTEL	Elite
4	Mr.K.Sasikiran	Data Science and Engineering	Great lakes Executive Learning	-
5	Ms.Vemula Shalini	Manufacturing Systems Technology Part I & II	NPTEL	Elite
6	Ms.Vemula Shalini	Principles of Casting Technology	NPTEL	Elite
7	Mr. BhargavAlapati	Lean Six Sigma Green Belt with 35hrs of PDU	Simplilearn	-
8	Mr. BhargavAlapati	Lean Management	Simplilearn	-
9	Mr.A.Abinay	Applied Thermodynamics	NPTEL	Elite
10	Mr.A.Abinay	Joy of computing with python	NPTEL	Elite

Co-Curricular Activities

Campus Placements

2020-2024

S.NO	ROLL NO	NAME	BRANCH	COMPANY	Designation	PACKAGE (LPA)
1	20AG1A0323	P.ARUN	MECH	HYUNDAI	INTERN	5.5
2	21AG5A0304	T.SHIVA SHANKAR	MECH	HYUNDAI	INTERN	5.5
3	21AG5A0327	VELTHAPU ABHILASH	MECH	Ki Tech	Business Development Associate	5.1
4	21AG5A0303	PALANGTHOD DEVENDER	MECH	Accenture ASE	Associate Software Engineer	4.5
5	21AG5A0309	PORANDLA NITHIN	MECH	Accenture ASE	Associate Software Engineer	4.5
6	21AG5A0328	CHIKKA VAMSHI KUMAR	MECH	Accenture ASE	Associate Software Engineer	4.5
7	20AG1A0323	P ARUN	MECH	ACCEL	Graduate Engineer Trainee	3.6
8	21AG5A0302	P YESHWANTH GOUD	MECH	ACCEL	Graduate Engineer Trainee	3.6
9	21AG5A0304	T SHIVA SHANKAR	MECH	ACCEL	Graduate Engineer Trainee	3.6
10	21AG5A0307	K LAXMI NARSIMHA	MECH	ACCEL	Graduate Engineer Trainee	3.6
11	21AG5A0313	B SHIVA SAI VARMA	MECH	ACCEL	Graduate Engineer Trainee	3.6
12	21AG5A0317	G SRI SAI YESHWANTH	MECH	ACCEL	Graduate Engineer Trainee	3.6
13	21AG5A0323	P PAVAN KUMAR REDDY	MECH	ACCEL	Graduate Engineer Trainee	3.6
14	21AG5A0325	M SAI RAHUL	MECH	ACCEL	Graduate Engineer Trainee	3.6
15	21AG5A0301	ACHYUTH	MECH	MOTHERSON AUTOMOTIVE	GET	3.6
16	21AG5A0316	AKHIL POTHUGANTI	MECH	MOTHERSON AUTOMOTIVE	GET	3.6
17	21AG5A0322	GAYATHRI	MECH	MOTHERSON AUTOMOTIVE	GET	3.6
18	21AG5A0332	AVULA AKASH	MECH	KEOLIS	ENGINEER TRAINEE	3.5
19	21AG5A0319	DAWADI VINAY	MECH	TCS Ninja	Assistant System Engineer	3.36
20	20AG1A0306	PRANAY TEJA CHINNABATTHINI	MECH	CWAY ENGINEERING EXPORTS	ASST MANAGER	3
21	21AG5A0330	THADURI MAHESH	MECH	CWAY ENGINEERING EXPORTS	ASST MANAGER	3
22	20AG1A0330	KUSHAL REDDY	MECH	ICOMM	GET	3
23	21AG5A0308	SHANKAR REDDY	MECH	ICOMM	GET	3
24	21AG5A0330	THADURI MAHESH	MECH	NOVAC TECHNOLOGY	MANAGEMENT TRAINEE	3
25	20AG1A0308	GODUGU SRIKANTH	MECH	SUTHERLAND	Associate	3
26	20AG1A0323	PULIPAMPULA ARUN	MECH	SUTHERLAND	Associate	3
27	20AG1A0325	RODDA RAKESH	MECH	SUTHERLAND	Associate	3
28	21AG5A0302	PUTTA YESHWANTH GOUD	MECH	SUTHERLAND	Associate	3
29	21AG5A0304	THANNIRU SHIVA SHANKAR	MECH	SUTHERLAND	Associate	3
30	21AG5A0307	LAXMI NARSIMHA	MECH	SUTHERLAND	Associate	3
31	21AG5A0317	GANDHAM SRI SAI YESWANTH	MECH	SUTHERLAND	Associate	3
32	21AG5A0320	CHINDAM PRAVEEN	MECH	SUTHERLAND	Associate	3
33	21AG5A0323	PAVAN KUMAR REDDY PULLURU	MECH	SUTHERLAND	Associate	3
34	21AG5A0324	SRIRAMULA SHARATH	MECH	SUTHERLAND	Associate	3
35	20AG1A0301	A T SAI GOVARDHAN	MECH	RAAM TWO WHEELERS INDIA PVT. LTD.	Internship – Trainee	3
36	20AG1A0305	CHEVVETI AKSHAY	MECH	RAAM TWO WHEELERS INDIA PVT. LTD.	Internship – Trainee	3
37	20AG1A0311	KONDA VISHNU VARDHAN	MECH	RAAM TWO WHEELERS INDIA PVT. LTD.	Internship – Trainee	3
38	20AG1A0329	VAVILALA DINESH REDDY	MECH	RAAM TWO WHEELERS INDIA PVT. LTD.	Internship – Trainee	3
39	21AG5A0319	DAWADI VINAY	MECH	AIA ENGINEERING LTD	Graduate Engineer Trainee	2.52
40	20AG1A0306	PRANAY TEJA CHINNABATTHINI	MECH	KYB-AUTOMOTIVE	Associate Trainee	2.5
41	20AG1A0308	GODUGU SRIKANTH	MECH	KYB-AUTOMOTIVE	Associate Trainee	2.5
42	20AG1A0309	JALANELA MAHESH	MECH	KYB-AUTOMOTIVE	Associate Trainee	2.5
43	20AG1A0310	KOMIRISHETTY NITHIN BALAJI	MECH	KYB-AUTOMOTIVE	Associate Trainee	2.5
44	20AG1A0311	KONDA VISHNU VARDHAN	MECH	KYB-AUTOMOTIVE	Associate Trainee	2.5
45	20AG1A0317	MODEPALLI SAI MANOJ	MECH	KYB-AUTOMOTIVE	Associate Trainee	2.5
46	20AG1A0319	MULKALLA GANESH	MECH	KYB-AUTOMOTIVE	Associate Trainee	2.5
47	20AG1A0322	PENTA NAVEEN	MECH	KYB-AUTOMOTIVE	Associate Trainee	2.5
48	20AG1A0324	RAVULA BAPU REDDY	MECH	KYB-AUTOMOTIVE	Associate Trainee	2.5
49	20AG1A0325	RODDA RAKESH	MECH	KYB-AUTOMOTIVE	Associate Trainee	2.5
50	20AG1A0328	VANGALA SAITEJA	MECH	KYB-AUTOMOTIVE	Associate Trainee	2.5
51	20AG1A0329	V DINESHREDDY	MECH	KYB-AUTOMOTIVE	Associate Trainee	2.5
52	21AG5A0301	N.S ACHYUTH ANAND	MECH	KYB-AUTOMOTIVE	Associate Trainee	2.5
53	21AG5A0305	CHAKALI MAMATHA	MECH	KYB-AUTOMOTIVE	Associate Trainee	2.5
54	21AG5A0306	WAGMARE RANI	MECH	KYB-AUTOMOTIVE	Associate Trainee	2.5
55	21AG5A0310	VENKATESH.ERLA	MECH	KYB-AUTOMOTIVE	Associate Trainee	2.5
56	21AG5A0311	AFROZ KHAN	MECH	KYB-AUTOMOTIVE	Associate Trainee	2.5
57	21AG5A0312	PASULADI MAHESH BABU	MECH	KYB-AUTOMOTIVE	Associate Trainee	2.5
58	21AG5A0316	POTHUGANTI AKHIL	MECH	KYB-AUTOMOTIVE	Associate Trainee	2.5
59	21AG5A0320	CHINDAM PRAVEEN	MECH	KYB-AUTOMOTIVE	Associate Trainee	2.5
60	21AG5A0321	ASILETI VIJAY KUMAR	MECH	KYB-AUTOMOTIVE	Associate Trainee	2.5
61	21AG5A0324	SRIRAMULA SHARATH	MECH	KYB-AUTOMOTIVE	Associate Trainee	2.5
62	21AG5A0326	KARNA RAHUL REDDY	MECH	KYB-AUTOMOTIVE	Associate Trainee	2.5
63	21AG5A0327	ABHILASH VELTHAPU	MECH	KYB-AUTOMOTIVE	Associate Trainee	2.5
64	21AG5A0330	THADURI MAHESH	MECH	KYB-AUTOMOTIVE	Associate Trainee	2.5
65	21AG5A0331	RUKUM SRIDHAR	MECH	KYB-AUTOMOTIVE	Associate Trainee	2.5
66	21AG5A0324	SRIRAMULA SHARATH	MECH	MOVATE	TRAINEE	2.4
67	20AG1A0313	S.N.V.KARTHIKEYA	MECH	[24/7].ai	DIGITAL INTERACTION ADVISOR	2.1
68	20AG1A0321	N.KIRAN KUMAR	MECH	[24/7].ai	DIGITAL INTERACTION ADVISOR	2.1
69	20AG1A0304	BEJADA KANISHKA	MECH	Bhagwati Products Limited(MICROMAX)	APPERENTICE TRAINEE	1.92
70	20AG1A0305	CHEVVETI AKSHAY	MECH	Bhagwati Products Limited(MICROMAX)	APPERENTICE TRAINEE	1.92
71	20AG1A0315	MALLEPALLY RAVI KUMAR	MECH	Bhagwati Products Limited(MICROMAX)	APPERENTICE TRAINEE	1.92
72	20AG1A0316	MATTA AKEESH BABU	MECH	Bhagwati Products Limited(MICROMAX)	APPERENTICE TRAINEE	1.92
73	20AG1A0320	NAGU MAHESH KUMAR	MECH	Bhagwati Products Limited(MICROMAX)	APPERENTICE TRAINEE	1.92
74	20AG1A0330	Y.KUSHAL REDDY	MECH	Bhagwati Products Limited(MICROMAX)	APPERENTICE TRAINEE	1.92
75	20AG1A0310	K.NITHIN BALAJI	MECH	TVS SUNDARAM	TECHNICAL TRAINEE	1.92
76	21AG5A0330	T.MAHESH	MECH	TVS SUNDARAM	TECHNICAL TRAINEE	1.92
77	21AG5A0314	ABBADI HARISH	MECH	UTS	Jr. Integration Engineer	1.8
78	21AG5A0319	DAWADI VINAY	MECH	RAP ECO MOTORS	INTERN	Stipend-10K PER MONTH

2019-2023

S.NO	ROLLNO	NAME	BRANCH	COMPANY	PACKAGE (LAKHS PA)
1	19AG1A0316	HARIDEEP RAPALLY	MECH	VERZEO	4
2	20AG5A0316	CH PAVAN	MECH	SKILLDUNIA	4
3	20AG5A0317	CHANDA SAIKIRAN	MECH	SKILLDUNIA	4
4	20AG5A0322	CH AJAY	MECH	SKILLDUNIA	4
5	20AG5A0325	GUGULOTH SUBHASH	MECH	SKILLDUNIA	4
6	20AG5A0334	B. SATHISH	MECH	SKILLDUNIA	4
7	20AG5A0341	THORUPUNURI SANDEEP	MECH	SKILLDUNIA	4
8	19AG1A0317	SRI SAI SUBRAMANYA HARSHA VARDHAN CANGO	MECH	SAVANTIS	3
9	20AG5A0308	RAMPELLY MANIDEEP	MECH	SAVANTIS	3
10	20AG5A0314	ANNABOINA BHARATH KUMAR	MECH	SAVANTIS	3
11	20AG5A0326	NARRA VIDYA SAGAR REDDY	MECH	SAVANTIS	3
12	20AG5A0337	KADIPIKONDA SAI REDDY	MECH	SAVANTIS	3
13	19AG1A0310	JAYRAM SHARMA	MECH	CWAY EXPORTS	3
14	20AG5A0317	CHANDA SAIKIRAN	MECH	CWAY EXPORTS	3
15	19AG1A0312	KUDIRE SRIKAR	MECH	SUTHERLAND	2.5
16	19AG1A0314	MANNEM SAI GOPINADH REDDY	MECH	SUTHERLAND	2.5
17	20AG5A0307	ADDULA JASHWANTH REDDY	MECH	SUTHERLAND	2.5
18	20AG5A0320	ABHISHEK GANGARAPU	MECH	SUTHERLAND	2.5
19	20AG5A0337	KADIPIKONDA SAI REDDY	MECH	SUTHERLAND	2.5
20	20AG5A0324	GUGULOTHU SUNIL	MECH	SUTHERLAND	2.5
21	19AG1A0306	GADE SRIDHAR REDDY	MECH	JAYANTHI GROUP	2.4
22	19AG1A0315	PANNALA MANOJ REDDY	MECH	JAYANTHI GROUP	2.4
23	20AG5A0302	AKKINAPALLI PRAVEEN KUMAR	MECH	JAYANTHI GROUP	2.4
24	20AG5A0305	MAMINDLA MOUNIKA.	MECH	JAYANTHI GROUP	2.4
25	20AG5A0309	GORRE PAVAN	MECH	JAYANTHI GROUP	2.4
26	20AG5A0310	SRIDHAR PEDDAPATI	MECH	JAYANTHI GROUP	2.4
27	20AG5A0311	BANDARI SHIVA	MECH	JAYANTHI GROUP	2.4
28	20AG5A0312	EDHA SANJAY	MECH	JAYANTHI GROUP	2.4
29	20AG5A0318	DHARAVATH SHIVA	MECH	JAYANTHI GROUP	2.4
30	20AG5A0321	MORIGADI SRAVAN KUMAR	MECH	JAYANTHI GROUP	2.4
31	20AG5A0323	MUCHARLA NARESH CHARY	MECH	JAYANTHI GROUP	2.4
32	20AG5A0327	GUJJETI AKHIL	MECH	JAYANTHI GROUP	2.4
33	20AG5A0332	MEKALA HARSHA VARDHAN	MECH	JAYANTHI GROUP	2.4
34	20AG5A0333	KARISHAKA PRAKASH	MECH	JAYANTHI GROUP	2.4
35	20AG5A0339	J. ARAVIND SAI	MECH	JAYANTHI GROUP	2.4
36	20AG5A0345	SRIKAR.PONNAM	MECH	JAYANTHI GROUP	2.4
37	20AG5A0348	POTLACHERUVU BHARATH	MECH	JAYANTHI GROUP	2.4
38	20AG5A0316	CHIPPAPAVAN	MECH	JAYANTHI GROUP	2.4
39	18AG1A0329	LOLLATTI SHIVA	MECH	TVS Sundaram Fasteners	2
40	19AG1A0303	BHUKYA CHANDU	MECH	TVS Sundaram Fasteners	2
41	19AG1A0313	MANCHALA SHIVA	MECH	TVS Sundaram Fasteners	2
42	20AG5A0301	ANTHARI SAI TEJA	MECH	TVS Sundaram Fasteners	2
43	20AG5A0303	GUDURU SUMANTH KUMAR	MECH	TVS Sundaram Fasteners	2
44	20AG5A0306	RACHAPALLI ANJALI	MECH	TVS Sundaram Fasteners	2
45	20AG5A0319	BANAVATH. VENKAT SAI	MECH	TVS Sundaram Fasteners	2
46	20AG5A0328	RAMPELLI MANISAI	MECH	TVS Sundaram Fasteners	2
47	20AG5A0331	SANGEM MAHIDHAR	MECH	TVS Sundaram Fasteners	2
48	20AG5A0335	NATHI SAI KRUPA	MECH	TVS Sundaram Fasteners	2
49	20AG5A0338	MUDAVATH SRIKANTH	MECH	TVS Sundaram Fasteners	2
50	20AG5A0342	KOTA PRANAY REDDY	MECH	TVS Sundaram Fasteners	2
51	20AG5A0320	GANGARAPU ABHISHEK	MECH	TVS Sundaram Fasteners	2
52	20AG5A0307	ADDULA JASHWANTH REDDY	MECH	TVS Sundaram Fasteners	2
53	20AG5A0325	G SUBHASH	MECH	TVS Sundaram Fasteners	2
54	20AG5A0313	M NAVEEN	MECH	TVS Sundaram Fasteners	2
55	20AG5A0341	T SANDEEP	MECH	TVS Sundaram Fasteners	2
56	20AG5A0334	B SATHISH	MECH	TVS Sundaram Fasteners	2
57	19AG1A0302	B ROHITH	MECH	TVS Sundaram Fasteners	2
58	19AG1A0302	BANDI ROHITH CHANDRA	MECH	RAMTECH	1.8
59	20AG5A0313	MEKALA NAVEEN	MECH	RAMTECH	1.8

2018-2022

S.NO	ROLLNO	NAME	BRANCH	COMPANY	PACKAGE (LAKHS PA)
1	18AG1A0340	RAKEMVENKATARAMANA	MECH	E2V	8
2	18AG1A0349	VULUGONIPALLY VIVEK KUMAR	MECH	E2V	8
3	19AG5A0301	G.MEGHANA	MECH	E2V	8
4	19AG5A0310	THODOJU SAI DEEPTHI	MECH	E2V	8
5	19AG5A0329	MARAGONI SHIVAKUMAR	MECH	E2V	8
6	19AG5A0335	PITTALA VARUNSAI	MECH	PRACTO	6.8
7	18AG1A0307	BHUSHANAM BHUVANESH KUMAR	MECH	KAAR TECHNOLOGIES	6.5
8	19AG5A0306	KATTERA RAJU	MECH	L&T	6.5
9	19AG5A0308	SURAY AKHILA	MECH	SKOLAR	6
10	19AG5A0310	THODOJU SAI DEEPTHI	MECH	SKOLAR	6
11	19AG5A0314	CHANIGARI ELENDER	MECH	SKOLAR	6
12	19AG5A0329	MARAGONI SHIVAKUMAR	MECH	SKOLAR	6
13	19AG5A0335	PITTALA VARUNSAI	MECH	SKOLAR	6
14	19AG5A0341	VALLABHANENI PAVAN	MECH	SKOLAR	6
15	19AG5A0342	VALLEPU ANIL	MECH	SKOLAR	6
16	19AG5A0343	VANKUDOTH ARAVIND	MECH	SKOLAR	6
17	19AG5A0305	KARRI RAKESH	MECH	HYUNDAI	5
18	18AG1A0319	KAMALSHETTY PRIYANKA	MECH	UNSCHOOL	5
19	18AG1A0318	KADEM SAIKUMAR	MECH	VERZEO	5
20	18AG1A0346	SURAJ KUMAR TIWARI	MECH	VERZEO	5
21	19AG5A0302	GAJWELLI PRANEETH KUMAR	MECH	VERZEO	5
22	19AG5A0307	MOHAMMAD SHABAAZ ALAM	MECH	VERZEO	5
23	19AG5A0313	ALLAM SHIVA KUMAR	MECH	VERZEO	5
24	19AG5A0314	CHANIGARI ELENDER	MECH	VERZEO	5
25	19AG5A0316	DARLA SAI MADHAN	MECH	VERZEO	5
26	19AG5A0320	GADDAM NARESH	MECH	VERZEO	5
27	19AG5A0322	JILLAPELLI DINESH KUMAR	MECH	VERZEO	5
28	19AG5A0329	MARAGONI SHIVAKUMAR	MECH	VERZEO	5
29	19AG5A0332	NANDANAMPATI SAI KRISHNA	MECH	VERZEO	5
30	19AG5A0333	PANJALA TANUJ KUMAR	MECH	VERZEO	5
31	19AG5A0335	PITTALA VARUNSAI	MECH	VERZEO	5
32	19AG5A0340	THIRLAPUR.ABHISHEK	MECH	VERZEO	5
33	19AG5A0342	VALLEPU ANIL	MECH	VERZEO	5
34	19AG5A0343	VANKUDOTH ARAVIND	MECH	VERZEO	5
35	19AG5A0344	VEERABATTINI DEEKSHITH	MECH	VERZEO	5
36	19AG5A0347	JACKSON KOZHIPAT JOSEPH	MECH	VERZEO	5
37	19AG5A0348	THOUTAM AKHIL	MECH	VERZEO	5
38	18AG1A0303	ANREDDY KARTHK REDDY	MECH	COGNIZANT GENC	4
39	18AG1A0307	BHUSHANAM BHUVANESH KUMAR	MECH	COGNIZANT GENC	4
40	18AG1A0330	MALLADI VENKATA NAGA SAI VIVEK	MECH	COGNIZANT GENC	4
41	18AG1A0332	MANDLI VIGNESH YADAV	MECH	COGNIZANT	4
42	18AG1A0350	YELLAVULA SRINIVAS REDDY	MECH	COGNIZANT GENC	4
43	19AG5A0307	MOHAMMAD SHABAAZ ALAM	MECH	COGNIZANT GENC	4
44	19AG5A0309	SANKA VISHNUVARDHAN	MECH	COGNIZANT GENC	4
45	19AG5A0319	G RADHAKRISHNA	MECH	COGNIZANT GENC	4
46	19AG5A0323	JITTA LAXMIKANTH REDDY	MECH	COGNIZANT GENC	4
47	19AG5A0311	VASALA SRINIVAS	MECH	CAPGEMINI	4
48	19AG5A0323	JITTA LAXMIKANTH REDDY	MECH	CAPGEMINI	4
49	19AG5A0330	MARAPALLY NAGESH	MECH	CAPGEMINI	4
50	18AG1A0321	KOLIPAKA REVANTH	MECH	ICICI SECURITIES	4
51	19AG5A0303	GUGULOTHU PRASHANTH	MECH	ICICI SECURITIES	4
52	19AG5A0304	K. MUNNA KIRAM	MECH	ICICI SECURITIES	4
53	19AG5A0306	KATTERA RAJU	MECH	ICICI SECURITIES	4
54	19AG5A0315	CHENAGANI RANJITH KUMAR	MECH	ICICI SECURITIES	4
55	19AG5A0324	ROHITH KATOJU	MECH	ICICI SECURITIES	4
56	19AG5A0327	KURUKUNTLA MANOJ KUMAR REDDY	MECH	ICICI SECURITIES	4
57	19AG5A0328	MADELLA KESHAV PRASAD	MECH	ICICI SECURITIES	4
58	19AG5A0334	PALLE SAIKRISHNA REDDY	MECH	ICICI SECURITIES	4
59	19AG5A0337	SHAIK AFRID	MECH	ICICI SECURITIES	4
60	18AG1A0307	BHUSHANAM BHUVANESH KUMAR	MECH	WIPRO	3.6-9.5 (3YEARS)
61	18AG1A0314	GOUNI JITHENDAR	MECH	WIPRO	3.6-9.5(3YEARS)
62	18AG1A0319	KAMALSHETTY PRIYANKA	MECH	WIPRO	3.6-9.5 (3YEARS)
63	18AG1A0337	PAKIDE VIJAY	MECH	WIPRO	3.6-9.5 (3YEARS)
64	18AG1A0339	R KUSUMA HARNATH KUMARAN	MECH	WIPRO	3.6-9.5 (3YEARS)
65	18AG1A0346	SURAJ KUMAR TIWARI	MECH	WIPRO	3.6-9.5 (3YEARS)
66	19AG5A0308	SURAY AKHILA	MECH	WIPRO	3.6-9.5 (3YEARS)
67	19AG5A0333	PANJALA TANUJ KUMAR	MECH	WIPRO	3.6-9.5 (3YEARS)
68	19AG5A0335	PITTALA VARUNSAI	MECH	WIPRO	3.6-9.5(3YEARS)
69	17AG1A0360	M CHINTU	MECH	INFOSYS	3.6
70	18AG1A0307	BHUSHANAM BHUVANESH KUMAR	MECH	INFOSYS	3.6
71	18AG1A0332	MANDLI VIGNESH YADAV	MECH	INFOSYS	3.6
72	18AG1A0346	SURAJ KUMAR TIWARI	MECH	INFOSYS	3.6
73	19AG5A0309	SANKA VISHNUVARDHAN	MECH	INFOSYS	3.6
74	19AG5A0310	THODOJU SAI DEEPTHI	MECH	INFOSYS	3.6
75	19AG5A0319	G RADHAKRISHNA	MECH	INFOSYS	3.6
76	18AG1A0301	THARUN SAGAR	MECH	TCS (NINJA)	3.36
77	18AG1A0307	BHUSHANAM BHUVANESH KUMAR	MECH	TCS (NINJA)	3.36
78	19AG5A0345	VEMULA SHIVA SAGAR GOUD	MECH	TCS (NINJA)	3.36
79	19AG5A0346	BASTA NIKHIL KUMAR	MECH	TCS (NINJA)	3.36
80	19AG5A0308	SURAY AKHILA	MECH	OUTPERFORMIT	3.36
81	19AG5A0335	PITTALA VARUNSAI	MECH	OUTPERFORMIT	3.36
82	19AG5A0341	VALLABHANENI PAVAN	MECH	IGM	3
83	18AG1A0322	KOTAMARTHI ABHIRAM	MECH	ICICI BANK	3
84	19AG5A0317	DEVARA SAI KIRAN	MECH	ICICI BANK	3
85	18AG1A0335	MEDABOINA RAJU	MECH	CWAY EXPORTS	3
86	19AG5A0302	GAJWELLI PRANEETH KUMAR	MECH	CWAY EXPORTS	3
87	19AG5A0301	G.Meghana	MECH	MEGHA ENGINEERING	3
88	19AG5A0342	VALLEPU ANIL	MECH	KEOLIS	2.77
89	19AG5A0347	JACKSON KOZHIPAT JOSEPH	MECH	SUTHERLAND	2.4
90	18AG1A0304	ARYA PRABHAT SINGH	MECH	RESOLUTE B2B	2.4
91	19AG5A0313	ALLAM SHIVA KUMAR	MECH	RAAM GROUP	2.4
92	19AG5A0316	DARLA SAI MADHAN	MECH	RAAM GROUP	2.4
93	19AG5A0343	VANKUDOTH ARAVIND	MECH	RAAM GROUP	2.4
94	18AG1A0309	DONTHI SANDEEP KUMAR	MECH	PRATHIRAJ	2.2
95	18AG1A0313	GOTIKA.VENKATA RAMANA REDDY	MECH	PRATHIRAJ	2.2
96	18AG1A0323	KOTHAPALLY ANIL YADAV	MECH	PRATHIRAJ	2.2
97	18AG1A0336	NARRA DINESHWAR REDDY	MECH	PRATHIRAJ	2.2
98	19AG5A0342	VALLEPU ANIL	MECH	ROLON SEALS	2.16
99	17AG1A0304	KONDAM ANURAG	MECH	RAMTECH	1.5
100	17AG1A0360	M CHINTU	MECH	RAMTECH	1.5
101	18AG1A0309	DONTHI SANDEEP KUMAR	MECH	RAMTECH	1.5
102	18AG1A0310	DUPPALLY NIKHIL	MECH	RAMTECH	1.5
103	18AG1A0314	GOUNI JITHENDAR	MECH	RAMTECH	1.5
104	18AG1A0315	GUNDABOINA AASHISH	MECH	RAMTECH	1.5
105	18AG1A0317	JANAGAM HARSHA VARDHAN REDDY	MECH	RAMTECH	1.5
106	18AG1A0318	KADEM SAIKUMAR	MECH	RAMTECH	1.5
107	18AG1A0323	KOTHAPALLY ANIL YADAV	MECH	RAMTECH	1.5
108	18AG1A0334	MARTHI SRIKANTH	MECH	RAMTECH	1.5
109	18AG1A0335	MEDABOINA RAJU	MECH	RAMTECH	1.5
110	18AG1A0336	NARRA DINESHWAR REDDY	MECH	RAMTECH	1.5
111	18AG1A0337	PAKIDE VIJAY	MECH	RAMTECH	1.5
112	18AG1A0342	RONDLA SRIKANTH	MECH	RAMTECH	1.5
113	18AG1A0345	SRIPADHA RAVITEJA	MECH	RAMTECH	1.5
114	19AG5A0326	KONDA JAGADEESHWAR RAJU	MECH	RAMTECH	1.5

2016-2020

S. NO	ROLLNO	NAME	BRANCH	COMPANY	PACKAGE (LAKHS PA)	FILE NO
1	15AG1A0328	MOHAMMED ABRAR	MECH	BYJUS	10	ACEEC/2016-2020/BYJUS/01
2	16AG1A0357	NATARAJAN BHAGAVATHI	MECH	CAPGEMINI	3.8	ACEEC/2016-2020/CAPGEMINI/01
3	16AG1A0337	AAKULA YASHODHA	MECH	TCS (NINJA)	3.36	ACEEC/2016-2020/TCS/06
4	16AG1A0342	BYRESETTY SANDEEP SATYA	MECH	TCS (NINJA)	3.36	ACEEC/2016-2020/TCS/07
5	16AG1A0372	V. SIVA RAVI SAI NAGA VENKATA MAHESH	MECH	TCS (NINJA)	3.36	ACEEC/2016-2020/TCS/08
6	16AG1A0374	YERKALA NAGARAJU GOUD	MECH	TCS (NINJA)	3.36	ACEEC/2016-2020/TCS/09
7	17AG5A0320	VALLAP NEERAJ	MECH	TCS (NINJA)	3.36	ACEEC/2016-2020/TCS/10
8	16AG1A0330	PUNNA RAJASHEKAR	MECH	NISSAN	2.8	ACEEC/2016-2020/NISSAN/01
9	16AG1A0346	JAYAKUMAR SUNITHAKUMARI ANANTHU	MECH	NISSAN	2.8	ACEEC/2016-2020/NISSAN/02
10	17AG5A0303	KOMATI SAI KUMAR	MECH	NISSAN	2.8	ACEEC/2016-2020/NISSAN/03
11	17AG5A0333	KAVALI PRASHANTH KUMAR	MECH	NISSAN	2.8	ACEEC/2016-2020/NISSAN/04
12	17AG5A0334	PODISHETTI MANISH	MECH	NISSAN	2.8	ACEEC/2016-2020/NISSAN/05
13	16AG1A0328	POCHAMAINA SHYAM	MECH	RAAM GROUP	2.5	ACEEC/2016-2020/RAAM GROUP/01
14	17AG5A0327	SURAMPALLY MITHRA	MECH	RAAM GROUP	2.5	ACEEC/2016-2020/RAAM GROUP/02
15	17AG5A0327	SURAMPALLY MITHRA	MECH	PARAGON DIGITAL SERVICES	2.4	ACEEC/2016-2020/PARAGON DIGITAL SERVICES/09
16	15AG1A0328	MOHAMMED ABRAR	MECH	SUTHERLAND	2.3	ACEEC/2016-2020/SUTHERLAND/20
17	17AG5A0309	MOHAMMED FARID UDDIN	MECH	MULTIPLIER SOLUTIONS	2.1	ACEEC/2016-2020/MULTIPLIER SOLUTIONS/17
18	17AG5A0331	DASARI PRAVEEN SAI KUMAR	MECH	MULTIPLIER SOLUTIONS	2.1	ACEEC/2016-2020/MULTIPLIER SOLUTIONS/18
19	17AG5A0334	PODISHETTI MANISH	MECH	MULTIPLIER SOLUTIONS	2.1	ACEEC/2016-2020/MULTIPLIER SOLUTIONS/19
20	16AG1A0328	POCHAMAINA SHYAM	MECH	SURYATECH SOLUTIONS	2.1	ACEEC/2016-2020/SURYATECH SOLUTIONS/35
21	16AG1A0340	BANOTHU NAGENDER	MECH	SURYATECH SOLUTIONS	2.1	ACEEC/2016-2020/SURYATECH SOLUTIONS/36
22	16AG1A0374	YERKALA NAGARAJU GOUD	MECH	SURYATECH SOLUTIONS	2.1	ACEEC/2016-2020/SURYATECH SOLUTIONS/37
23	17AG5A0317	BOOSA RAKESH	MECH	SURYATECH SOLUTIONS	2.1	ACEEC/2016-2020/SURYATECH SOLUTIONS/38
24	17AG5A0320	VALLAP NEERAJ	MECH	SURYATECH SOLUTIONS	2.1	ACEEC/2016-2020/SURYATECH SOLUTIONS/39
25	17AG5A0325	RATNALA SHARAT KUMAR	MECH	SURYATECH SOLUTIONS	2.1	ACEEC/2016-2020/SURYATECH SOLUTIONS/40
26	17AG5A0326	KONNOJU VAMSHIDHAR	MECH	SURYATECH SOLUTIONS	2.1	ACEEC/2016-2020/SURYATECH SOLUTIONS/41
27	17AG5A0327	SURAMPALLY MITHRA	MECH	SURYATECH SOLUTIONS	2.1	ACEEC/2016-2020/SURYATECH SOLUTIONS/42
28	17AG5A0330	PENDEM SAI KIRAN	MECH	SURYATECH SOLUTIONS	2.1	ACEEC/2016-2020/SURYATECH SOLUTIONS/43
29	17AG5A0334	PODISHETTI MANISH	MECH	SURYATECH SOLUTIONS	2.1	ACEEC/2016-2020/SURYATECH SOLUTIONS/44
30	16AG1A0304	BATHULA SATISH REDDY	MECH	SHELLPROTECHNOLOGIES	2.1	ACEEC/2016-2020/SHELLPRO TECHNOLOGIES/05
31	16AG1A0306	BONGU ARAVIND	MECH	SHELLPROTECHNOLOGIES	2.1	ACEEC/2016-2020/SHELLPRO TECHNOLOGIES/06
32	16AG1A0326	PALNATI SAI SANTHOSH REDDY	MECH	SHELLPROTECHNOLOGIES	2.1	ACEEC/2016-2020/SHELLPRO TECHNOLOGIES/07
33	16AG1A0333	S AKKSHAY KUMAR	MECH	SHELLPROTECHNOLOGIES	2.1	ACEEC/2016-2020/SHELLPRO TECHNOLOGIES/08
34	16AG1A0345	GONDHI RAMYA	MECH	SHELLPROTECHNOLOGIES	2.1	ACEEC/2016-2020/SHELLPRO TECHNOLOGIES/09
35	16AG1A0351	KORRA UDAY KIRAN	MECH	SHELLPROTECHNOLOGIES	2.1	ACEEC/2016-2020/SHELLPRO TECHNOLOGIES/10
36	16AG1A0355	MANCHOJU VINAY KUMAR	MECH	SHELLPROTECHNOLOGIES	2.1	ACEEC/2016-2020/SHELLPRO TECHNOLOGIES/11
37	16AG1A0356	MOHAMMED AAMAIR	MECH	SHELLPROTECHNOLOGIES	2.1	ACEEC/2016-2020/SHELLPRO TECHNOLOGIES/12
38	16AG1A0365	RAJKUMAR MANIKANTAN	MECH	SHELLPROTECHNOLOGIES	2.1	ACEEC/2016-2020/SHELLPRO TECHNOLOGIES/13
39	16AG1A0372	V. SIVA RAVI SAI NAGA VENKATA MAHESH	MECH	SHELLPROTECHNOLOGIES	2.1	ACEEC/2016-2020/SHELLPRO TECHNOLOGIES/14
40	17AG5A0301	BAIRI NITHISH GOUD	MECH	SHELLPROTECHNOLOGIES	2.1	ACEEC/2016-2020/SHELLPRO TECHNOLOGIES/15
41	17AG5A0321	S SHIVA KUMAR GOUD	MECH	SHELLPROTECHNOLOGIES	2.1	ACEEC/2016-2020/SHELLPRO TECHNOLOGIES/16
42	17AG5A0331	DASARI PRAVEEN SAI KUMAR	MECH	SHELLPROTECHNOLOGIES	2.1	ACEEC/2016-2020/SHELLPRO TECHNOLOGIES/17
43	17AG5A0334	PODISHETTI MANISH	MECH	SHELLPROTECHNOLOGIES	2.1	ACEEC/2016-2020/SHELLPRO TECHNOLOGIES/18
44	16AG1A0337	AAKULA YASHODHA	MECH	KARVY	2	ACEEC/2016-2020/KARVY/16
45	16AG1A0342	BYRESETTY SANDEEP SATYA	MECH	KARVY	2	ACEEC/2016-2020/KARVY/17
46	16AG1A0346	JAYAKUMAR SUNITHAKUMARI ANANTHU	MECH	KARVY	2	ACEEC/2016-2020/KARVY/18
47	16AG1A0351	KORRA UDAY KIRAN	MECH	KARVY	2	ACEEC/2016-2020/KARVY/19
48	16AG1A0357	NATARAJAN BHAGAVATHI	MECH	KARVY	2	ACEEC/2016-2020/KARVY/20
49	17AG5A0315	CHENNA KARTHIK	MECH	KARVY	2	ACEEC/2016-2020/KARVY/21
50	17AG5A0316	NANNEBOINA RANADHEER	MECH	KARVY	2	ACEEC/2016-2020/KARVY/22
51	15AG1A0328	MOHAMMED ABRAR	MECH	KARVY	2	ACEEC/2016-2020/KARVY/23
52	15AG1A0353	KARTHIK KANDUKURI	MECH	KARVY	2	ACEEC/2016-2020/KARVY/24
53	16AG1A0301	B.PRASHANTH	MECH	PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD (AMRITHA TOOLS & CRAFTS)	1.8	ACEEC/2016-2020/PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD/03
54	16AG1A0302	B.RAKESH	MECH	PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD (AMRITHA TOOLS & CRAFTS)	1.8	ACEEC/2016-2020/PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD/04
55	16AG1A0303	B.JAGADEESH KUMAR	MECH	PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD (AMRITHA TOOLS & CRAFTS)	1.8	ACEEC/2016-2020/PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD/05
56	16AG1A0305	B.KARTHIK	MECH	PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD (AMRITHA TOOLS & CRAFTS)	1.8	ACEEC/2016-2020/PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD/06
57	16AG1A0312	IYTLA SRINIVAS	MECH	PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD (AMRITHA TOOLS & CRAFTS)	1.8	ACEEC/2016-2020/PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD/07
58	16AG1A0325	NOOKAM SAI KIRAN	MECH	PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD (AMRITHA TOOLS & CRAFTS)	1.8	ACEEC/2016-2020/PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD/08
59	16AG1A0337	AAKULA YASHODHA	MECH	PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD (AMRITHA TOOLS & CRAFTS)	1.8	ACEEC/2016-2020/PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD/09
60	16AG1A0342	BYRESETTY SANDEEP SATYA	MECH	PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD (AMRITHA TOOLS & CRAFTS)	1.8	ACEEC/2016-2020/PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD/10
61	16AG1A0345	GONDHI RAMYA	MECH	PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD (AMRITHA TOOLS & CRAFTS)	1.8	ACEEC/2016-2020/PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD/11
62	16AG1A0354	MACHA ABHINAY GOUD	MECH	PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD (AMRITHA TOOLS & CRAFTS)	1.8	ACEEC/2016-2020/PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD/12
63	16AG1A0355	MANCHOJU VINAY KUMAR	MECH	PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD (AMRITHA TOOLS & CRAFTS)	1.8	ACEEC/2016-2020/PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD/13
64	16AG1A0357	NATARAJAN BHAGAVATHI	MECH	PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD (AMRITHA TOOLS & CRAFTS)	1.8	ACEEC/2016-2020/PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD/14
65	16AG1A0362	PERAM SREEVIDHYA	MECH	PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD (AMRITHA TOOLS & CRAFTS)	1.8	ACEEC/2016-2020/PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD/15
66	16AG1A0363	POTULGUDE PREETHI	MECH	PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD (AMRITHA TOOLS & CRAFTS)	1.8	ACEEC/2016-2020/PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD/16
67	17AG5A0303	KOMATI SAI KUMAR	MECH	PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD (AMRITHA TOOLS & CRAFTS)	1.8	ACEEC/2016-2020/PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD/17
68	17AG5A0304	BANOTHU NAGARAJU	MECH	PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD (AMRITHA TOOLS & CRAFTS)	1.8	ACEEC/2016-2020/PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD/18
69	17AG5A0305	KADARI ARAVIND SWAMY	MECH	PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD (AMRITHA TOOLS & CRAFTS)	1.8	ACEEC/2016-2020/PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD/19
70	17AG5A0310	DEVASANI ANIL KUMAR	MECH	PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD (AMRITHA TOOLS & CRAFTS)	1.8	ACEEC/2016-2020/PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD/20
71	17AG5A0311	VALLAPUREDDY VENKATA KRISHNA REDDY	MECH	PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD (AMRITHA TOOLS & CRAFTS)	1.8	ACEEC/2016-2020/PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD/21
72	17AG5A0312	G MURALI KRISHNA	MECH	PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD (AMRITHA TOOLS & CRAFTS)	1.8	ACEEC/2016-2020/PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD/22
73	17AG5A0315	CHENNA KARTHIK	MECH	PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD (AMRITHA TOOLS & CRAFTS)	1.8	ACEEC/2016-2020/PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD/23
74	17AG5A0320	VALLAP NEERAJ	MECH	PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD (AMRITHA TOOLS & CRAFTS)	1.8	ACEEC/2016-2020/PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD/24
75	17AG5A0334	PODISHETTI MANISH	MECH	PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD (AMRITHA TOOLS & CRAFTS)	1.8	ACEEC/2016-2020/PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS PVT LTD/25
76	16AG1A0356	AAMAIR MOHAMMED	MECH	RAMTECH	1.4	ACEEC/2016-2020/RAMTECH/05
77	16AG1A0358	PADKANTI SAIKUMAR	MECH	RAMTECH	1.4	ACEEC/2016-2020/RAMTECH/06
78	16AG1A0368	SRIPADA NITHISH	MECH	RAMTECH	1.4	ACEEC/2016-2020/RAMTECH/07
79	17AG5A0301	NITHISH	MECH	RAMTECH	1.4	ACEEC/2016-2020/RAMTECH/08
80	17AG5A0313	DONGIRI RAJABABU	MECH	RAMTECH	1.4	ACEEC/2016-2020/RAMTECH/09
81	17AG5A0315	CHENNA KARTHIK	MECH	RAMTECH	1.4	ACEEC/2016-2020/RAMTECH/10
82	17AG5A0316	NANNEBOINA RANADHEER	MECH	RAMTECH	1.4	ACEEC/2016-2020/RAMTECH/11
83	17AG5A0317	BOOSA RAKESH	MECH	RAMTECH	1.4	ACEEC/2016-2020/RAMTECH/12
84	17AG5A0319	NEDUNOORI SRINIVAS	MECH	RAMTECH	1.4	ACEEC/2016-2020/RAMTECH/13
85	17AG5A0321	S SHIVA KUMAR GOUD	MECH	RAMTECH	1.4	ACEEC/2016-2020/RAMTECH/14
86	17AG5A0323	UTTUKURI RAM KUMAR	MECH	RAMTECH	1.4	ACEEC/2016-2020/RAMTECH/15
87	17AG5A0324	BEEREDDY BHARATHREDDY	MECH	RAMTECH	1.4	ACEEC/2016-2020/RAMTECH/16
88	16AG1A0333	S AKKSHAY KUMAR	MECH	TECHO2 INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED	1.2	ACEEC/2016-2020/TECHO2 INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED/01

2015-2019

SNO	ROLLNO	NAME	BRANCH	COMPANY	PACKAGE	FILE NO
1	15AG1A0343	YELLEPEDDI SAI SUDHA RADHIKA	MECH	RED CARPET	3.5	ACEEC/2015-2019/RED CARPET/05
2	15AG1A0344	ARUTTLA SRAVIKA	MECH	RED CARPET	3.5	ACEEC/2015-2019/RED CARPET/06
3	15AG1A0380	NARETI UDAY PRAKASH	MECH	RED CARPET	3.5	ACEEC/2015-2019/RED CARPET/07
4	15AG1A0302	A.VENKAT TEJA REDDY	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/22
5	15AG1A0304	A.LAXMIPATHI	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/23
6	15AG1A0305	B.VIVEK	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/24
7	15AG1A0307	BHUKYA BALU	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/25
8	15AG1A0310	G.PHALANI KUMAR	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/26
9	15AG1A0312	G.UDAY KUMAR	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/27
10	15AG1A0313	G.YASHWANTH REDDY	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/28
11	15AG1A0317	G.RUSHIKESH	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/29
12	15AG1A0321	K.PAVAN KUMAR	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/30
13	15AG1A0332	N.AKHIL	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/31
14	15AG1A0333	N.SAI BHARATH	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/32
15	15AG1A0358	P.UDAY KUMAR	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/33
16	15AG1A0360	Y RAM PAVAN SHANKER TEJ	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/34
17	15AG1A0362	A.PRANAY NIKHIL	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/35
18	15AG1A0366	T.DEEPAK	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/36
19	15AG1A0369	GOPU SHIVA KRISHNA YADAV	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/37
20	15AG1A0374	K.MANIKANTA	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/38
21	15AG1A0375	K.JAGADEESH	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/39
22	15AG1A0380	N.UDAY PRAKASH	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/40
23	15AG1A0381	P.SAIRAM	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/41
24	16AG5A0302	D.ANIL KUMAR	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/42
25	15AG1A0343	Y SAI SUDHA RADHIKA	MECH	Q SPIDERS	2.5	ACEEC/2015-2019/Q SPIDERS/10
26	15AG1A0312	G UDAY KUMAR	MECH	WEST LINE GROUP	2.4	ACEEC/2015-2019/WEST LINE GROUP/07
27	15AG1A0310	G PHALANI KUMAR	MECH	WEST LINE GROUP	2.4	ACEEC/2015-2019/WEST LINE GROUP/08
28	15AG1A0303	ANKITH KUMAR	MECH	WEST LINE GROUP	2.4	ACEEC/2015-2019/WEST LINE GROUP/09
29	16AG5A0311	K UDAY SAI	MECH	ROBO SILICON	2.4	ACEEC/2015-2019/ROBO SILICON/01
30	16AG5A0303	V PRAVALLIKA	MECH	AMAZON	2.2	ACEEC/2015-2019/AMAZON/02
31	15AG1A0341	V SUMESH	MECH	AMAZON	2.04	ACEEC/2015-2019/AMAZON/05
32	15AG1A0301	A ADITYA SHARMA	MECH	AMAZON	2.04	ACEEC/2015-2019/AMAZON/16
33	15AG1A0322	K MANEESHA	MECH	INSTITUTE OF LANGUAGE MANAGEMENT	1.92	ACEEC/2015-2019/INSTITUTE OF LANGUAGE MANAGEMENT/06
34	15AG1A0324	TRINADH	MECH	INSTITUTE OF LANGUAGE MANAGEMENT	1.92	ACEEC/2015-2019/INSTITUTE OF LANGUAGE MANAGEMENT/07
35	15AG1A0344	A SRAVIKA	MECH	INSTITUTE OF LANGUAGE MANAGEMENT	1.92	ACEEC/2015-2019/INSTITUTE OF LANGUAGE MANAGEMENT/08
36	15AG1A0346	SATYA SAI VARMA	MECH	INSTITUTE OF LANGUAGE MANAGEMENT	1.92	ACEEC/2015-2019/INSTITUTE OF LANGUAGE MANAGEMENT/09
37	15AG1A0361	SANJITH	MECH	INSTITUTE OF LANGUAGE MANAGEMENT	1.92	ACEEC/2015-2019/INSTITUTE OF LANGUAGE MANAGEMENT/10
38	15AG1A0380	N UDAY PRAKASH	MECH	INSTITUTE OF LANGUAGE MANAGEMENT	1.92	ACEEC/2015-2019/INSTITUTE OF LANGUAGE MANAGEMENT/11
39	15AG1A0381	SAI RAM	MECH	INSTITUTE OF LANGUAGE MANAGEMENT	1.92	ACEEC/2015-2019/INSTITUTE OF LANGUAGE MANAGEMENT/12

SNO	ROLLNO	NAME	BRANCH	COMPANY	PACKAGE	FILE NO
1	15AG1A0343	YELLEPEDDI SAI SUDHA RADHIKA	MECH	RED CARPET	3.5	ACEEC/2015-2019/RED CARPET/05
2	15AG1A0344	ARUTTLA SRAVIKA	MECH	RED CARPET	3.5	ACEEC/2015-2019/RED CARPET/06
3	15AG1A0380	NARETI UDAY PRAKASH	MECH	RED CARPET	3.5	ACEEC/2015-2019/RED CARPET/07
4	15AG1A0302	A.VENKAT TEJA REDDY	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/22
5	15AG1A0304	A.LAXMIPATHI	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/23
6	15AG1A0305	B.VIVEK	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/24
7	15AG1A0307	BHUKYA BALU	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/25
8	15AG1A0310	G.PHALANI KUMAR	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/26
9	15AG1A0312	G.UDAY KUMAR	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/27
10	15AG1A0313	G.YASHWANTH REDDY	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/28
11	15AG1A0317	G.RUSHIKESH	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/29
12	15AG1A0321	K.PAVAN KUMAR	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/30
13	15AG1A0332	N.AKHIL	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/31
14	15AG1A0333	N.SAI BHARATH	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/32
15	15AG1A0358	P.UDAY KUMAR	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/33
16	15AG1A0360	Y RAM PAVAN SHANKER TEJ	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/34
17	15AG1A0362	A.PRANAY NIKHIL	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/35
18	15AG1A0366	T.DEEPAK	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/36
19	15AG1A0369	GOPU SHIVA KRISHNA YADAV	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/37
20	15AG1A0374	K.MANIKANTA	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/38
21	15AG1A0375	K.JAGADEESH	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/39
22	15AG1A0380	N.UDAY PRAKASH	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/40
23	15AG1A0381	P.SAIRAM	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/41
24	16AG5A0302	D.ANIL KUMAR	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.64	ACEEC/2015-2019/SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS/42
25	15AG1A0343	Y SAI SUDHA RADHIKA	MECH	Q SPIDERS	2.5	ACEEC/2015-2019/Q SPIDERS/10
26	15AG1A0312	G UDAY KUMAR	MECH	WEST LINE GROUP	2.4	ACEEC/2015-2019/WEST LINE GROUP/07
27	15AG1A0310	G PHALANI KUMAR	MECH	WEST LINE GROUP	2.4	ACEEC/2015-2019/WEST LINE GROUP/08
28	15AG1A0303	ANKITH KUMAR	MECH	WEST LINE GROUP	2.4	ACEEC/2015-2019/WEST LINE GROUP/09
29	16AG5A0311	K UDAY SAI	MECH	ROBO SILICON	2.4	ACEEC/2015-2019/ROBO SILICON/01
30	16AG5A0303	V PRAVALLIKA	MECH	AMAZON	2.2	ACEEC/2015-2019/AMAZON/02
31	15AG1A0341	V SUMESH	MECH	AMAZON	2.04	ACEEC/2015-2019/AMAZON/05
32	15AG1A0301	A ADITYA SHARMA	MECH	AMAZON	2.04	ACEEC/2015-2019/AMAZON/16
33	15AG1A0322	K MANEESHA	MECH	INSTITUTE OF LANGUAGE MANAGEMENT	1.92	ACEEC/2015-2019/INSTITUTE OF LANGUAGE MANAGEMENT/06
34	15AG1A0324	TRINADH	MECH	INSTITUTE OF LANGUAGE MANAGEMENT	1.92	ACEEC/2015-2019/INSTITUTE OF LANGUAGE MANAGEMENT/07
35	15AG1A0344	A SRAVIKA	MECH	INSTITUTE OF LANGUAGE MANAGEMENT	1.92	ACEEC/2015-2019/INSTITUTE OF LANGUAGE MANAGEMENT/08
36	15AG1A0346	SATYA SAI VARMA	MECH	INSTITUTE OF LANGUAGE MANAGEMENT	1.92	ACEEC/2015-2019/INSTITUTE OF LANGUAGE MANAGEMENT/09
37	15AG1A0361	SANJITH	MECH	INSTITUTE OF LANGUAGE MANAGEMENT	1.92	ACEEC/2015-2019/INSTITUTE OF LANGUAGE MANAGEMENT/10
38	15AG1A0380	N UDAY PRAKASH	MECH	INSTITUTE OF LANGUAGE MANAGEMENT	1.92	ACEEC/2015-2019/INSTITUTE OF LANGUAGE MANAGEMENT/11
39	15AG1A0381	SAI RAM	MECH	INSTITUTE OF LANGUAGE MANAGEMENT	1.92	ACEEC/2015-2019/INSTITUTE OF LANGUAGE MANAGEMENT/12

2017-2021:

S.NO	ROLLNO	NAME	BRANCH	COMPANY	PACKAGE (LAKHS PA)	FILE NO
1	17AG1A0382	KONDREDDIGARI SAKETH REDDY	MECH	PLANET SPARK	6.5	ACEEC/2017-2021/PLANET SPARK/02
2	17AG1A0316	BENKIN ABHISHEK	MECH	PLANET SPARK	6.5	ACEEC/2017-2021/PLANET SPARK/08
3	17AG1A0362	ANUMULA NITHISH REDDY	MECH	ACCENTURE	4.5	ACEEC/2017-2021/ACCENTURE/03
4	17AG1A0362	ANUMULA NITHISH REDDY	MECH	COGNIZANT	4	ACEEC/2017-2021/COGNIZANT/06
5	17AG1A0349	SHIVAKOTI SUDHEER	MECH	INFOSYS	3.6	ACEEC/2017-2021/INFOSYS/04
6	17AG1A0353	ANUGU SHIVANADHREDDY	MECH	INFOSYS	3.6	ACEEC/2017-2021/INFOSYS/05
7	17AG1A0351	SANGI NARESH YADAV	MECH	TCS	3.36	ACEEC/2017-2021/TCS/16
8	18AG5A0307	DODDI SAI PRAKASH	MECH	TCS	3.36	ACEEC/2017-2021/TCS/17
9	18AG5A0346	Mogulla Saikumar	MECH	TCS	3.36	ACEEC/2017-2021/TCS/18
10	17AG1A0316	BENKIN ABHISHEK	MECH	RAAM GROUP	2.5*	ACEEC/2017-2021/RAAM GROUP/01
11	17AG1A0348	MADINENI RAVITEJA	MECH	RAAM GROUP	2.5*	ACEEC/2017-2021/RAAM GROUP/02
12	17AG1A0348	MADINENI RAVITEJA	MECH	SUTHERLAND	2.4	ACEEC/2017-2021/SUTHERLAND/15
13	17AG1A0359	SRAVANTH KUMAR KASOJI	MECH	SUTHERLAND	2.4	ACEEC/2017-2021/SUTHERLAND/16
14	17AG1A0363	MOHAMMAD SOHAIL	MECH	SUTHERLAND	2.4	ACEEC/2017-2021/SUTHERLAND/17
15	17AG1A0369	BHANGURKAR NIKHIL	MECH	SUTHERLAND	2.4	ACEEC/2017-2021/SUTHERLAND/18
16	17AG1A0382	KONDREDDIGARI SAKETH REDDY	MECH	SUTHERLAND	2.4	ACEEC/2017-2021/SUTHERLAND/19
17	18AG5A0326	TAMTAM KIRAN KUMAR	MECH	SUTHERLAND	2.4	ACEEC/2017-2021/SUTHERLAND/20
18	18AG5A0333	CHADA JASHWANTH REDDY	MECH	SUTHERLAND	2.4	ACEEC/2017-2021/SUTHERLAND/21
19	17AG1A0345	TUPPELI VIKRANTH REDDY	MECH	SUTHERLAND	2.4	ACEEC/2017-2021/SUTHERLAND/41
20	17AG1A0349	SHIVAKOTI SUDHEER	MECH	SUTHERLAND	2.4	ACEEC/2017-2021/SUTHERLAND/42
21	18AG5A0309	GAJULA PRASHANTH	MECH	INTELLICRATS	2.4	ACEEC/2017-2021/INTELLICRATS /01
22	17AG1A0301	P.PAVAN REDDY	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.1	ACEEC/2017-2021/SURYATECH SOLUTIONS/18
23	17AG1A0318	KANDUKURI RUSHI KUMAR	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.1	ACEEC/2017-2021/SURYATECH SOLUTIONS/19
24	17AG1A0327	SEVELLA ARAVIND	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.1	ACEEC/2017-2021/SURYATECH SOLUTIONS/20
25	17AG1A0328	HEEREKAR VISHAL	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.1	ACEEC/2017-2021/SURYATECH SOLUTIONS/21
26	17AG1A0332	NARENDRA BABU	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.1	ACEEC/2017-2021/SURYATECH SOLUTIONS/22
27	17AG1A0335	Y.KARTHIK	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.1	ACEEC/2017-2021/SURYATECH SOLUTIONS/23
28	17AG1A0349	SHIVAKOTI SUDHEER	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.1	ACEEC/2017-2021/SURYATECH SOLUTIONS/24
29	17AG1A0361	ANKENAPALLY PRANAY	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.1	ACEEC/2017-2021/SURYATECH SOLUTIONS/25
30	17AG1A0364	GADDAGUTI BHANUPRAKASH	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.1	ACEEC/2017-2021/SURYATECH SOLUTIONS/26
31	17AG1A0367	AGGIDI VIDYA SAGAR	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.1	ACEEC/2017-2021/SURYATECH SOLUTIONS/27
32	17AG1A0369	BHANGURKAR NIKHIL	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.1	ACEEC/2017-2021/SURYATECH SOLUTIONS/28
33	18AG5A0331	THANTHARAPALLI SHIVA KUMAR GOUD	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.1	ACEEC/2017-2021/SURYATECH SOLUTIONS/29
34	18AG5A0334	CHEERA VINAY KUMAR	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.1	ACEEC/2017-2021/SURYATECH SOLUTIONS/30
35	18AG5A0347	M.S.S.RAMSWAROOP	MECH	SURYA TECH SOLUTIONS	2.1	ACEEC/2017-2021/SURYATECH SOLUTIONS/31
36	17AG1A0302	PANDIRI SHIVA	MECH	TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED	2	ACEEC/2017-2021/TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED/01
37	17AG1A0305	SAIKIRAN GONUGUNTA	MECH	TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED	2	ACEEC/2017-2021/TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED/02
38	17AG1A0308	GANTA NAVEEN	MECH	TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED	2	ACEEC/2017-2021/TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED/03
39	17AG1A0316	BENKIN ABHISHEK	MECH	TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED	2	ACEEC/2017-2021/TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED/04
40	17AG1A0317	KATKURI MANISH REDDY	MECH	TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED	2	ACEEC/2017-2021/TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED/05
41	17AG1A0336	ANUP SHEARI	MECH	TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED	2	ACEEC/2017-2021/TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED/06
42	17AG1A0338	A.CHANDRA SEKHAR REDDY	MECH	TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED	2	ACEEC/2017-2021/TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED/07
43	17AG1A0342	PALADI DILEEP KUMAR	MECH	TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED	2	ACEEC/2017-2021/TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED/08
44	17AG1A0348	MADINENI RAVITEJA	MECH	TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED	2	ACEEC/2017-2021/TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED/09
45	17AG1A0353	ANUGU SHIVANADHREDDY	MECH	TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED	2	ACEEC/2017-2021/TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED/10
46	17AG1A0359	SRAVANTH KUMAR KASOJI	MECH	TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED	2	ACEEC/2017-2021/TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED/11
47	17AG1A0361	ANKENAPALLY PRANAY	MECH	TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED	2	ACEEC/2017-2021/TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED/12
48	17AG1A0363	MOHAMMAD SOHAIL	MECH	TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED	2	ACEEC/2017-2021/TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED/13
49	17AG1A0382	KONDREDDIGARI SAKETH REDDY	MECH	TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED	2	ACEEC/2017-2021/TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED/14
50	18AG5A0307	DODDI SAI PRAKASH	MECH	TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED	2	ACEEC/2017-2021/TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED/15
51	18AG5A0311	BABU JALLI	MECH	TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED	2	ACEEC/2017-2021/TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED/16
52	18AG5A0317	MANTHA MURALIKRISHNA	MECH	TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED	2	ACEEC/2017-2021/TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED/17
53	18AG5A0320	POTHUGANTI SAI KRISHNA	MECH	TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED	2	ACEEC/2017-2021/TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED/18
54	18AG5A0327	SYED ZAID NASRUDDIN	MECH	TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED	2	ACEEC/2017-2021/TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED/19
55	18AG5A0333	CHADA JASHWANTH REDDY	MECH	TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED	2	ACEEC/2017-2021/TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED/20
56	18AG5A0345	BHARATH MUDHIRAJ EEGA	MECH	TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED	2	ACEEC/2017-2021/TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED/21
57	18AG5A0347	M.S.S.RAMSWAROOP	MECH	TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED	2	ACEEC/2017-2021/TVS SUNDRAM FASTENERS LIMITED/22
58	17AG1A0355	VEMIREDDY VARUN KUMAR REDDY	MECH	NISSAN	2	ACEEC/2017-2021/NISSAN/02
59	17AG1A0356	SHIVANADRI SAI KIRAN	MECH	VISTA NEXTGEN	1.8	ACEEC/2017-2021/VISTA NEXTGEN/01
60	17AG1A0336	ANUP SHEARI	MECH	PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS Pvt.Ltd	1.8	ACEEC/2017-2021/PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS Pvt.Ltd/01
61	17AG1A0342	PALADI DILEEP KUMAR	MECH	PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS Pvt.Ltd	1.8	ACEEC/2017-2021/PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS Pvt.Ltd/02
62	18AG5A0317	MANTHA MURALIKRISHNA	MECH	PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS Pvt.Ltd	1.8	ACEEC/2017-2021/PRATHIRAJ METAL MASTERS Pvt.Ltd/03
63	17AG1A0313	RACHAKONDA SATHWIK	MECH	CAPARO	1.6	ACEEC/2017-2021/CAPARO/04
64	17AG1A0319	GARLAPATI RAKESH	MECH	CAPARO	1.6	ACEEC/2017-2021/CAPARO/05
65	17AG1A0324	SUNNAPU RAJU	MECH	CAPARO	1.6	ACEEC/2017-2021/CAPARO/06
66	17AG1A0333	BHUKYA SUMAN	MECH	CAPARO	1.6	ACEEC/2017-2021/CAPARO/07
67	17AG1A0350	SHAGANTI NANDARAJ	MECH	CAPARO	1.6	ACEEC/2017-2021/CAPARO/08
68	17AG1A0352	BADAVATH SANTHOSH	MECH	CAPARO	1.6	ACEEC/2017-2021/CAPARO/09
69	17AG1A0356	SHIVANADRI SAI KIRAN	MECH	CAPARO	1.6	ACEEC/2017-2021/CAPARO/10
70	17AG1A0365	KASHETTI AJAY	MECH	CAPARO	1.6	ACEEC/2017-2021/CAPARO/11
71	17AG1A0371	BHUKYA THARUN KUMAR	MECH	CAPARO	1.6	ACEEC/2017-2021/CAPARO/12
72	17AG1A0374	GOPAGONI PRASHANTH	MECH	CAPARO	1.6	ACEEC/2017-2021/CAPARO/13
73	18AG5A0323	SANANA SAI BALAJI	MECH	CAPARO	1.6	ACEEC/2017-2021/CAPARO/14
74	17AG1A0318	KANDUKURI RUSHI KUMAR	MECH	CAPARO	1.6	ACEEC/2017-2021/CAPARO/15
75	17AG1A0327	SEVELLA ARAVIND	MECH	CAPARO	1.6	ACEEC/2017-2021/CAPARO/16
76	17AG1A0328	HEEREKAR VISHAL	MECH	CAPARO	1.6	ACEEC/2017-2021/CAPARO/17
77	17AG1A0340	EEGA NIKHIL	MECH	CAPARO	1.6	ACEEC/2017-2021/CAPARO/18
78	17AG1A0309	BURUGUPALLY PREM	MECH	RESOLUTE STAR PRIVATE LIMITED	1.6	ACEEC/2017-2021/RESOLUTE STAR PRIVATE LIMITED/07
79	17AG1A0311	GURRAM SAIKRISHNA	MECH	RESOLUTE STAR PRIVATE LIMITED	1.6	ACEEC/2017-2021/RESOLUTE STAR PRIVATE LIMITED/08
80	17AG1A0321	MUTTHANNAGARI DEEKSHITHA	MECH	RESOLUTE STAR PRIVATE LIMITED	1.6	ACEEC/2017-2021/RESOLUTE STAR PRIVATE LIMITED/09
81	17AG1A0325	DHARANIKOTA ESHWARSAI	MECH	RESOLUTE STAR PRIVATE LIMITED	1.6	ACEEC/2017-2021/RESOLUTE STAR PRIVATE LIMITED/10
82	17AG1A0337	VIKAS OGGU	MECH	RESOLUTE STAR PRIVATE LIMITED	1.6	ACEEC/2017-2021/RESOLUTE STAR PRIVATE LIMITED/11
83	17AG1A0351	SANGI NARESH YADAV	MECH	RESOLUTE STAR PRIVATE LIMITED	1.6	ACEEC/2017-2021/RESOLUTE STAR PRIVATE LIMITED/12
84	18AG5A0304	CHINTHA SHYAMALA	MECH	RESOLUTE STAR PRIVATE LIMITED	1.6	ACEEC/2017-2021/RESOLUTE STAR PRIVATE LIMITED/13
85	18AG5A0308	DUSSA SAI KRISHNA	MECH	RESOLUTE STAR PRIVATE LIMITED	1.6	ACEEC/2017-2021/RESOLUTE STAR PRIVATE LIMITED/14
86	18AG5A0309	GAJULA PRASHANTH	MECH	RESOLUTE STAR PRIVATE LIMITED	1.6	ACEEC/2017-2021/RESOLUTE STAR PRIVATE LIMITED/15
87	18AG5A0310	GOUTE SANDHYA	MECH	RESOLUTE STAR PRIVATE LIMITED	1.6	ACEEC/2017-2021/RESOLUTE STAR PRIVATE LIMITED/16
88	18AG5A0312	KADARI SANDEEP	MECH	RESOLUTE STAR PRIVATE LIMITED	1.6	ACEEC/2017-2021/RESOLUTE STAR PRIVATE LIMITED/17
89	18AG5A0316	LENKALAPELLI RAJENDER	MECH	RESOLUTE STAR PRIVATE LIMITED	1.6	ACEEC/2017-2021/RESOLUTE STAR PRIVATE LIMITED/18
90	18AG5A0332	AMGOTH CHANDULAL	MECH	RESOLUTE STAR PRIVATE LIMITED	1.6	ACEEC/2017-2021/RESOLUTE STAR PRIVATE LIMITED/19
91	17AG1A0331	BHUKYA KUMAR	MECH	RAMTECH	1.4	ACEEC/2017-2021/RAMTECH/06
92	17AG1A0338	A.CHANDRA SEKHAR REDDY	MECH	RAMTECH	1.4	ACEEC/2017-2021/RAMTECH/07
93	17AG1A0339	SHAIK NAZEER	MECH	RAMTECH	1.4	ACEEC/2017-2021/RAMTECH/08
94	17AG1A0357	MALLARAPU RAVIKIRAN GOUD	MECH	RAMTECH	1.4	ACEEC/2017-2021/RAMTECH/09
95	17AG1A0361	ANKENAPALLY PRANAY	MECH	RAMTECH	1.4	ACEEC/2017-2021/RAMTECH/10
96	18AG5A0301	BACHOLLA NAVEEN	MECH	RAMTECH	1.4	ACEEC/2017-2021/RAMTECH/30
97	18AG5A0313	KANTHI BHANU	MECH	RAMTECH	1.4	ACEEC/2017-2021/RAMTECH/31
98	18AG5A0319	PERUMANDLA SRIKANTH	MECH	RAMTECH	1.4	ACEEC/2017-2021/RAMTECH/32
99	18AG5A0324	Y.HEMANTH	MECH	RAMTECH	1.4	ACEEC/2017-2021/RAMTECH/33
100	18AG5A0329	SAMA GIRNI PRAVEEN REDDY	MECH	RAMTECH	1.4	ACEEC/2017-2021/RAMTECH/34
101	18AG5A0333	CHADA JASHWANTH REDDY	MECH	RAMTECH	1.4	ACEEC/2017-2021/RAMTECH/35
102	18AG5A0336	GOLLA NARESH YADAV	MECH	RAMTECH	1.4	ACEEC/2017-2021/RAMTECH/36
103	18AG5A0338	CHAVVAKULA VEERENDRA	MECH	RAMTECH	1.4	ACEEC/2017-2021/RAMTECH/37
104	18AG5A0339	M.SAI PRAKASH	MECH	RAMTECH	1.4	ACEEC/2017-2021/RAMTECH/38
105	18AG5A0344	K.NAGARJU	MECH	RAMTECH	1.4	ACEEC/2017-2021/RAMTECH/39
106	18AG5A0346	MOGULLA SAIKUMAR	MECH	RAMTECH	1.4	ACEEC/2017-2021/RAMTECH/40

Faculty

Name of the Programme	MECH
Approved Intake (2024)	30
No. of Faculty Members	18
	Cadre	Number
	Professor	01
	Assoc. Professor	02
	Asst. Professor	15
Faculty Profile	Qualification	No. of Faculty
	Ph.D	04
	Ph.D (Pursuing)	01
	Post Graduate	13
Technical Staff	Lab Assistant	06

Name	Dr. Nitin Kumar Mamid
Designation	Assistant Professor
Qualification	Ph.D. NIT WARANGAL
Experience	4 Years
Research Interest	Thermal system modelling, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), Energy systems, Graphical Design and Meshing, Microchannel based cooling.
	0384-150504-155316

Name	Dr. Kore Mahesh
Designation	Assistant Professor
Qualification	Ph.D. NIT Mizoram
Experience
Research Interest	Metal cutting, Additive Manufacturing, Advanced manufacturing process.
Registration Number	1919-150411-164736

Name	Mr. B. Veera Kumar
Designation	Associate Professor
Qualification	M. Tech
Professional Exp.	30 Years
Research Interests	Robotics,Thermal
Registration Number	2217-150409-112209

Name	Dr. G. Bala Raju
Designation	Professor & HOD
Qualification	Ph.D. OU Hyderabad
Professional Exp.	21 Years
Research Interests	Production Engineering
Registration Number	54150407-145020

Name	Mr. D. Jagan
Designation	Assistant Professor
Qualification	M.E
Experience	14 Years
Research Interest	Design
Registration Number	05150404-143257

Name	Mr. Hajarathvali shaik
Designation	Assistant Professor
Qualification	M.tech at IIT Bombay
Experience	12 Years
Research Interest	Design
Registration Number	–

Name	Mr. Malakondiah Gandham
Designation	Associate Professor
Qualification	M.Tech
Professional Exp.	9 Years
Research Interests	Thermal
Registration Number	3367-150411-203609

Name	Dr. M Srinivasa Rao
Designation	Assistant Professor
Qualification	Ph.D. AU Vishakapatnam
Professional Exp.	20 Years
Research Interests	Mechanical Engineering
Registration Number	28150401-153520

Name	Mr. U V Maheshwara Rao Karna
Designation	Assistant Professor
Qualification	M.Tech
Professional Exp.	9 Years
Research Interests	Design
Registration Number	8200-150411-120406

Name	Mr. Madhushekar Vagula
Designation	Assistant Professor
Qualification	M.Tech
Professional Exp.	9 Years
Research Interests	Material Science
Registration Number	6638-160101-124221

Name	Mr. Mohammed Waheed Ul Haq Abrar
Designation	Assistant Professor
Qualification	M.E
Experience	9 Years
Research Interest	Design
Registration No.	3233-230524-001515

Name	Mr. K. Sasi Kiran
Designation	Assistant Professor
Qualification	M.Tech, PGD in Artificial Intelligence
Experience	8 Years
Research Interests	AI, Data Science, RPA
Registration Number	3795-161228-102717

Name	Mrs. Reeti Mukherjee
Designation	Assistant Professor
Qualification	M.Tech, (Ph.D)
Experience	7 Years
Research Interestingly	Design
Registration Number	2786-150411-141659

Name	Ms. V. Shalini
Designation	Assistant Professor
Qualification	M.Tech
Experience	8 Years
Research Interests	Advanced Manufacturing system
Registration Number	3112-150504-135005 (Others)

Name	Mr. D. Srinath
Designation	Assistant Professor
Qualification	M.Tech
Experience	Teaching: 9 Years
Research Interests	Mechatronics and Robotics, Manufacturing
Registration Number	7851- 250324 – 150141

Name	Mr. Prabir Kumar Nayak
Designation	Assistant Professor
Qualification	M.Tech
Experience	Teaching: 3 Years
Research Interests	Thermal Engineering and Theory of Machine
Registration Number	1705-250324-154611

Name	Mr. Kommu Anil
Designation	Assistant Professor
Qualification	M.Tech
Experience-	Industry Experience: 1.5 Years
Research Interest	Production Technology
Registration Number	0010-250111-143244

Name	Mr. Sikhakollu Venkata Manikanta
Designation	Assistant Professor
Qualification	M.Tech
Experience-
Research Interest	Additive Manufacturing
Registration Number	2591-240618-160912 (Others)

Research Innovation

Sponsored Research/Consultancy

Year

Sr .No

Nature of Consultancy Work

Consulting Organization

Faculty

Amount in Rs:

Status

2021-2022

1. Preparation of Mechanical Engineering subject GATE & IES Material.
2.Mock GATE Question paper preparation.
3.Answer scripts evaluation.

.ACE Engineering Academy

1.Dr.G.Bala RajU
2. Dr. Pamulapati Reddy Venkateswara
3. B. Krishna Chaitanya

2,40,000/-

Completed

2020-2021

1.Preparation of Mechanical Engineering subject GATE & IES Material.
2.Mock GATE Question paper preparation.
3.Answer scripts evaluation.

ACE Engineering Academy

1. Dr.G.Bala Raju
2.Dr. Pamulapati Reddy Venkateswara
3.B. Krishna Chaitanya

3,00,000/-

Completed

2019-2020

1.Preparation of Mechanical Engineering subject GATE & IES Material.
2. Mock GATE Question paper preparation.
3.Answer scripts evaluation.

ACE Engineering Academy

1. Dr. G. Bala Raju
2. Dr. Pamulapati Reddy Venkateswara
3. Mr. M Bhaskar

5,00,000/-

Completed

2018-2019

1.Preparation of Mechanical Engineering subject GATE & IES Material.
2.Mock GATE Question paper preparation.
3.Answer scripts evaluation.

ACE Engineering Academy

1. Dr. G. Bala Raju
2.Dr. Pamulapati Reddy Venkateswara

5,00,000/-

Completed

2017-2018

1.Preparation of Mechanical Engineering subject GATE & IES Material.
2. Mock GATE Question paper preparation.
3. Answer scripts evaluation.

ACE Engineering Academy

1. Dr. G. Bala Raju
2. Mr C.Venkatesh

4,50,000/-

Completed

2016-2017

1. Preparation of Mechanical Engineering subject GATE & IES Material.
2. Mock GATE Question paper preparation.
3. Answer scripts evaluation.

ACE Engineering Academy

1. Dr. G. Bala Raju
2. Mr C. Venkatesh
3. Mr. M Nitin
Kumar
4. Mr G N Deepak
5. Mr H. Manoj

3,00,000/-

Completed

2015-2016

1. Preparation of Mechanical Engineering subject GATE & IES Material.
2. Mock GATE Question paper preparation.
3. Answer scripts evaluation.

ACE Engineering Academy

1. Dr. G. Bala Raju
2. Mr G Bhaskar
3. Mr Venkatesh
4. Mrs Shilpa

3,00,000/-

Completed

Sponsored Research/Consultancy

Year	Names of the Faculty	Project title	Project type research/consultancy	Funding agency	Amount	Duration
2015-2016	1. Dr. G. Bala Raju 2. Mr. G Bhaskar 3. Mr. C. Venkatesh 4. Mrs. P. Shilpa	1. Preparation of Mechanical Engineering subject GATE & IES Material. 2. Mock GATE Question paper preparation. 3. Answer scripts evaluation.	Consultancy	ACE Engineering Academy	3,00,000/-	6 MONTHS
2016-2017	1. Dr. G. Bala Raju 2. Mr. C. Venkatesh 3. Mr. M Nitin Kumar 4. Mr. G N Deepak 5. Mr. H. Manoj	1. Preparation of Mechanical Engineering subject GATE & IES Material. 2. Mock GATE Question paper preparation. 3. Answer scripts evaluation.	Consultancy	ACE Engineering Academy	3,00,000/-	6 MONTHS
2017-2018	1. Dr. G. Bala Raju 2. Mr. C. Venkatesh	1. Preparation of Mechanical Engineering subject GATE & IES Material. 2. Mock GATE Question paper preparation. 3. Answer scripts evaluation.	Consultancy	ACE Engineering Academy	4,50,000/-	6 MONTHS
2018-2019	1. Dr. G. Bala Raju 2. Dr. Pamulapati Venkateswara Reddy	1. Preparation of Mechanical Engineering subject GATE & IES Material. 2. Mock GATE Question paper preparation. 3. Answer scripts evaluation.	Consultancy	ACE Engineering Academy	4,50,000/-	6 MONTHS
2019-2020	1. Dr. G. Bala Raju 2. Dr. Pamulapati Venkateswara Reddy 3. Mr M Bhaskar	1. Preparation of Mechanical Engineering subject GATE & IES Material. 2 Mock GATE Question paper preparation. 3 Answer scripts evaluation.	Consultancy	ACE Engineering Academy	5,00,000/-	6 MONTHS

Sponsored Research/Consultancy

Year	Names of the Faculty	Project title	Project type research/consultancy	Funding agency	Amount	Duration
2015-2016	1. Dr. G. Bala Raju 2. Mr. G Bhaskar 3. Mr. C. Venkatesh 4. Mrs. P. Shilpa	1. Preparation of Mechanical Engineering subject GATE & IES Material. 2. Mock GATE Question paper preparation. 3. Answer scripts evaluation.	Consultancy	ACE Engineering Academy	3,00,000/-	6 MONTHS
2016-2017	1. Dr. G. Bala Raju 2. Mr. C. Venkatesh 3. Mr. M Nitin Kumar 4. Mr. G N Deepak 5. Mr. H. Manoj	1. Preparation of Mechanical Engineering subject GATE & IES Material. 2. Mock GATE Question paper preparation. 3. Answer scripts evaluation.	Consultancy	ACE Engineering Academy	3,00,000/-	6 MONTHS
2017-2018	1. Dr. G. Bala Raju 2. Mr. C. Venkatesh	1. Preparation of Mechanical Engineering subject GATE & IES Material. 2. Mock GATE Question paper preparation. 3. Answer scripts evaluation.	Consultancy	ACE Engineering Academy	4,50,000/-	6 MONTHS
2018-2019	1. Dr. G. Bala Raju 2. Dr. Pamulapati Venkateswara Reddy	1. Preparation of Mechanical Engineering subject GATE & IES Material. 2. Mock GATE Question paper preparation. 3. Answer scripts evaluation.	Consultancy	ACE Engineering Academy	4,50,000/-	6 MONTHS
2019-2020	1. Dr. G. Bala Raju 2. Dr. Pamulapati Venkateswara Reddy 3. Mr M Bhaskar	1. Preparation of Mechanical Engineering subject GATE & IES Material. 2 Mock GATE Question paper preparation. 3 Answer scripts evaluation.	Consultancy	ACE Engineering Academy	5,00,000/-	6 MONTHS

Research & Development Lab

RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT LAB

Department is equipped with wide range of CAD/CAM software like AutoCAD CATIA, ANSYS, MATLAB, CNC TRAIN V8 with latest configuration to cater to the UG programs for design, modelling and analysis of engineering products and research projects. Faculty of the department published 21 research papers in reputed Journals for the past three years.

List of Research Papers published in various Journals.

S. No.	Name of the Faculty	Title of the Paper	Journal Name	ISSN Number / DOI Number	Publication Details	Remarks
1.	A. Bhargav	Design and analysis of fixed wing UAV	International Journal For Advanced Research In Science And Technology	ISSN: 2457-0362 Vol.13 Issue 06. P.NO 723-729	UGC Approval Journal	June 2023
2.	Mr.M Sandeep	Predictive analysis and multi-object optimization of wire EDM process of D- series tool steels using ANN	TechRxiv.	TechRxiv. June 28, 2023.	Google indexing	June 2023
3.	Ms.V. Shalini	Effect of post-weld heat treatment on the mechanical and microstructural properties of dissimilar SS 304 and MS joints welded by using Gas Metal	International Journal For Advanced Research In Science And Technology	ISSN: 2457-0362 Vol.13 Issue 06. P.NO 730-735	UGC Approval Journal	June 2023
4.	Mr.A. Abinay	ANN Based Modeling of Performance Characteristics of Single Cylinder Diesel Engine Fueled With Conventional DEISEL And Palmstyrine Biodiesel	International Journal For Advanced Research In Science And Technology	ISSN: 2457-0362 Vol.13 Issue 06. P.NO 199-206	UGC Approval Journal	June 2023
5.	Ms. V. Shalini	Multi-Objective Optimization Of Process Parameters in edm Using Genetic Algorithm (GA)	International Journal For Advanced Research In Science And Technology	ISSN: 2456-5083 Vol.13 Issue 06. P.NO 756-764	UGC Approval Journal	June 2023
6.	Mr K. Sasi Kiran	Prediction of Surface Roughness of a Material in 3D Printing by Using Machine Learning Techniques .	International Journal For Advanced Research In Science And Technology	ISSN: 2457-0362 Vol.13 Issue 06. P.NO 751-755	UGC Approval Journal	June 2023
7.	Mr.Ch. Raju	Fabrication and Testing of E-Glass Fibre and Coconut Fibre Composite Material using Hand Layup Method.	International Journal For Advanced Research In Science And Technology	ISSN: 2457-0362 Vol.13 Issue 06. P.NO 765-769	UGC Approval Journal	June 2023
8.	M.Mahender	Fabrication of Rough Terrain Robotic Vehicle Using Rocker BogieMechanism	International Journal of Innovative Engineering and Management Research	ISSN: 2456-5083 Vol.12 Issue 06. P.NO 164-171	UGC Approval Journal	JUNE 2023
9.	K.Sasikiran	Prediction of Gearbox Fault Using Machine Learning Techniques	International Journal of Innovative Engineering and Management Research	ISSN: 2456-5083 Vol.12 Issue 06. P.NO 172-176	UGC Approval Journal	JUNE 2023
10. 1	M.Sandeep & A.Abinay	Thermal Analysis Of Closed Loop Helical Pulsating	International Journal of Innovative Engineering and Management Research	ISSN: 2456-5083 Vol.12 Issue 06. P.NO 177-193-206	UGC Approval Journal	JUNE 2023
11. 2	C. Venkatesh & G.Suresh	Investigation on Mechanical Properties of Bamboo and Coconut Fiber Reinforced with Polyester and Epoxy Resin	International Journal of Innovative Engineering and Management Research	ISSN: 2456-5083 Vol.12 Issue 06. P.NO 194-198	UGC Approval Journal	JUNE 2023
12. 3	A. Bhargav	Design And Analysis of Planetary Gear	International Journal of Innovative Engineering and Management Research	ISSN: 2456-5083 Vol.12 Issue 06. P.NO 199-206	UGC Approval Journal	JUNE 2023

Faculty Research Publications

CAY (2021 – 2022)		CAYm1 (2020 – 2021)		CAYm2 (2019 – 2020)		CAYm3 (2018 – 2019)
Journals	Conferences	Journals	Conferences	Journals	Conferences	Journals	Conferences
10	–	03	–	04	–	04	–

PUBLICATIONS DETAILS FOR A.Y. (2021 – 2022)

Sl.No.	Author’s Name	Title of the paper	Name of the Journal/Conferences	Volume/No.	Month/Year	DOIs / ISSN No.	Indexed In
1	Mr. A. ABBINAY	Design And Analysis On Non-Pneumatic Tyres With Different Design Structures And Assorted Loads	International Research Journal Of Modernization In Engineering Technology And Science	Volume 04, issue 7	July 2022	ISSN: 2582-5208	UGC Approved
2	Mrs. MOUNIKA RAGAMSHETTY	Design And Structural Analysis Of Composite Material Helical Gear	International Research Journal Of Modernization In Engineering Technology And Science	Volume 04, issue 7	July 2022	ISSN: 2582-5208	UGC Approved
3	Mrs. MOUNIKA RAGAMSHETTY	Design And Finite Element Analysis Of Aircraft Wing	International Journal Of Research Publication And Reviews	Volume 03 Issue 7	July 2022	ISSN: 2582-7421	UGC Approved
4	Mr. MULA MAHENDER	Static And Dynamic Analysis Of A Single Plate Clutch	International Journal Of Scientific Research & Engineering Trends	Volume 08, Issue 4	July 2022	ISSN NO: 2395-566X	UGC Approved
5	Mr.MULA MAHENDER	Analysis And Optimization Of Connecting Rod With Different Materials	International Journal Of Advance Research And Innovative Ideas In Education	Volume 8 Issue 4	2022	ISSN: 2395-4396	UGC Approved
6	Mr. C. VENKATESH	Analysis And Optimization Of Connecting Rod With Different Materials	International Journal Of Advance Research And Innovative Ideas In Education	Volume 8 Issue 4	2022	ISSN: 2395-4396	UGC Approved
7	Mr. G. SURESH	Finite Element Modelling And Analysis Of Functionally Graded Disc	International Journal Of Advance Research And Innovative Ideas In Education	Volume 8 Issue 4	2022	ISSN: 2395-4396	UGC Approved
8	Mr. G. SURESH	Design And Analysis Of Drive Shaft Used In Front Wheel Drive Car	International Journal Of Research Publications And Reviews	Volume 3 Issue 7	July 2022	ISSN: 2582-7421	UGC Approved
9	Mr. G. SURESH	Design And Analysis Of A Vertical Axis Wind Turbine Blade	International Research Journal Of Modernization In Engineering Technology And Science	Volume 04 Issue 7	July 2022	ISSN: 2582-5208	UGC Approved
10	Mr. G. SURESH	Experimental Investigation On Mechanical Behaviour Of Rice Straw-Jute-Coconut-Palm Fibres-Reinforced Epoxy Natural Composites	International Journal Of Scientific Research & Engineering Trends	Volume 08 Issue 3	May 2021	ISSN: 2395-566X	UGC Approved

PUBLICATIONS DETAILS FOR A.Y. (2020 – 2021)

Sl.No.	Author’s Name	Title of the paper	Name of the Journal/Conferences	Volume/No.	Month/Year	DOIs / ISSN No.	Indexed In
1	Ms. MOUNIKA RAGAMSHETTY	A Review On Gear Parameters Optimization Using Composite Materials	Journal Of Emerging Technologies And Innovative Research	Volume 07 Issue 11	November 2020	ISSN: 2349-5162	UGC Approved
2	Mr. MANIKYAM SANDEEP	Experimental performance analysis of wire electric discharge machining	International conference on advanced light weight materials and structures	–	November 2020	–	Scopus
3	Mr. MANIKYAM SANDEEP	Analysis of machining parameters on D2 tool steel in wire cut EDM	International conference on advanced light weight materials and structures	–	November 2020	–	Scopus

PUBLICATIONS DETAILS FOR A.Y. (2019 – 2020)

Sl.No.	Author’s Name	Title of the paper	Name of the Journal/Conferences	Volume/No.	Month/Year	DOIs / ISSN No.	Indexed In
1	Mr. MANIKYAM SANDEEP	Enhancement And Gray Relational Analysis Of En 31 Steel Using Parameters Of Wire Cut Electric Discharge Machine	Materials Today: Proceedings	–	2019	https://doi.org/10.1016/j.matpr.2019.08.243	Scopus
2	Mr. MANIKYAM SANDEEP	Optimization Of Analytical Modelling Of Aluminium – Multiwall Carbon Nanotube Composites	Materials Today: Proceedings	–	2019	https://doi.org/10.1016/j.matpr.2019.08.141	Scopus
3	Mr. MANIKYAM SANDEEP	Optimization Of Deep Drawing Process Parameters For Cylindrical Cup	Materials Today: Proceedings	–	2019	https://doi.org/10.1016/j.matpr.2019.08.128	Scopus
4	Mrs. P.SHILPA	Reconditioning & Improvisation Of The Lead-Acid Battery	TEST Engineering & Management	Volume 83	January 2020	ISSN: 0193-4120	Scopus

Roll of Honours

S.NO	BATCH	HALL TICKET NUMBER	NAME	CGPA	PHOTO
1	2020-2024	21AG5A0307	KODITYALA LAXMI NARSIMHA	8.99
2	2020-2024	21AG5A0309	PORANDLA NITHIN	8.99
3	2019-2023	19AG1A0318	RACHAKONDA SOMAN DIXIT SUBRAMANIYAM	7.91
4	2018-2022	19AG5A0319	G RADHAKRISHNA	7.87
5	2017-2021	17AG1A0382	K SAKETH REDDY	8.37
6	2016-2020	17AG5A0321	S SHIVA KUMAR GOUD	7.86
7	2015-2019	15AG1A0372	JINCE JOSEPH	71.43
8	2014-2018	14AG1A0393	G SASHANK	80.61
9	2013-2017	13AG1A0325	CHINTHOJU KARTHIK KUMAR	80.3
10	2012-2016	12AG1A0338	GANAPURAM RAKSHITH	84.67
11	2011-2015	11AG1A0352	SHUBHAM ARVIND TUPKAR	81.85

Alumni

Labs

I Year I Semester

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING WORKSHOP

Course Objective:

Workshop practice enhances technical hand skills, aiding students in understanding manufacturing processes, tool use, and industrial complexity. It emphasizes hands-on learning, problem-solving, and fostering an inquisitive attitude for skill development.

Trades for Exercises:

Carpentry

- Exercises: T-Lap Joint, Dovetail Joint, Mortise & Tenon Joint
- Application: Used in construction, furniture making, and wooden structures where strong, precise joints are essential.

Fitting

- Exercises: V-Fit, Dovetail Fit & Semi-circular Fit
- Application: Critical for fitting parts together in machine assembly, ensuring proper alignment and function of mechanical systems.

Tin-Smithy

- Exercises: Square Tin, Rectangular Tray & Conical Funnel
- Application: Used in sheet metal fabrication for producing containers, funnels, and trays, which are used in manufacturing industries?

Foundry

- Exercises: Preparation of Green Sand Mould using Single Piece and Split Pattern
- Application: Essential in casting processes for producing metal parts used in engines, machinery, and structural components.

Welding Practice

- Exercises: Arc Welding
- Application: Fundamental in the assembly of metal structures, repair work, and fabrication in industries like automotive, aerospace, and construction.

House-wiring

- Exercises: Parallel & Series, Two-way Switch, and Tube Light
- Application: Applied in electrical systems for residential and industrial wiring, circuit connections, and electrical installations.

Black Smithy

- Exercises: Round to Square, Fan Hook, and S-Hook
- Application: Used in metalworking, tool forging, and creating custom metal parts for construction and repair.

Trades for Demonstration & Exposure:

Plumbing: Demonstration of plumbing systems, pipe fitting, and maintenance techniques.
Machine Shop: Exposure to machining processes such as turning, milling, and drilling.
Power Tools in Construction: Familiarization with power tools used in construction and building systems.
Woodworking: Demonstration of woodworking techniques for creating and assembling wooden structures.

Applications

Mechanical Engineering workshops provide hands-on experience in various applications, including:

Manufacturing Processes: Understanding machining, welding, and casting techniques.
Assembly and Fabrication: Assembling mechanical components and structures.
Tool Operation: Using tools like lathes, milling machines, and CNC machines.
Material Testing: Analyzing material properties and their suitability for different applications.
Prototype Development: Creating models and prototypes for design testing.
Maintenance and Repair: Learning maintenance skills for machinery and engines.

These applications enable students to bridge theoretical knowledge with practical skills.

ELEMENTS OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY

Course Objective:

Students will measure geometric properties, evaluate friction and natural frequency, correlate theory with experiments, learn manufacturing concepts, and understand mechanical components like gearboxes, boilers, and IC engines through practical demonstrations.

Measurement of length, height, diameter by Vernier Calipers

Objective: To practice precise measurement of dimensions.

Application: Essential for part manufacturing, ensuring correct dimensions for assembly.

To measure diameter of a given wire and sphere, thickness of a given sheet, and volume of an irregular lamina using micrometer screw gauge

Objective: To measure the diameter and thickness with high precision.

Application: Important in quality control and verifying component specifications.

Use of straight edge and spirit level in finding the flatness of surface plate

Objective: To determine the flatness of surfaces used in precision machining.

Application: Ensuring correct alignment of machine parts for accurate fabrication.

Determination of time period and natural frequency of simple pendulum

Objective: To study the basic dynamics of oscillatory motion.

Application: Used in understanding simple mechanical vibrations and resonance in structures.

Determination of time period and natural frequency of compound pendulum

Objective: To study the dynamics of a compound pendulum.

Application: Helps in analyzing complex vibrational systems in mechanical and structural engineering.

To measure the coefficients of static and kinetic friction between a block and a plane using various combinations of materials

Objective: To determine frictional forces between materials.

Application: Crucial in designing machine components and understanding wear and energy loss.

To determine the radius of curvature of a given spherical surface

Objective: To measure the curvature of spherical surfaces.

Application: Important for designing curved parts, like gears and lenses, for mechanical systems.

The experimental determination of the Moment of Inertia of regular and irregular solids

Objective: To measure the resistance of objects to rotational motion.

Application: Fundamental in the design of rotating systems such as flywheels, turbines, and engines.

Metal joining process–soldering of metal alloys to any PCB board

Objective: To learn soldering techniques for joining electronic and mechanical components.

Application: Used in the assembly of electronic devices, ensuring strong and reliable connections.

A simple composite geometry preparation by hand layup method

Objective: To create composite materials using manual techniques.

Application: Used in aerospace, automotive, and marine industries for lightweight, strong material fabrication.

Grouping of Dry cells for a specified voltage and current and its measurement using ammeters and voltmeters

Objective: To understand how to configure electrical systems for desired voltage and current.

Application: Relevant for power systems, battery banks, and energy storage systems in mechanical-electrical integration.

Study of transmission system – gearbox

Objective: To learn the workings of gearboxes in mechanical power transmission.

Application: Widely used in automotive, industrial machinery, and robotics to transfer motion and power between components.

I Year II Semester

FUELS AND LUBRICANTS LABORATORY

Course Objective: This lab helps students understand fuel and lubricant properties, measure kinematic viscosity and calorific value, compare quality with standards, and learn proper lubrication for improved engine performance under various conditions.

List of Experiments:

Determination of Flash and Fire Points of Liquid Fuels/Lubricants using Abels Apparatus

- Objective: To determine the flash and fire points of liquid fuels and lubricants, indicating their ignition characteristics.
- Application: Helps in evaluating the safety and combustion properties of fuels used in engines and industrial applications.

Determination of Flash and Fire Points of Liquid Fuels/Lubricants using Pensky Martens Apparatus

- Objective: To measure the flash and fire points using a more advanced and accurate system.
- Application: Ensures the proper handling and storage of fuels, ensuring safe operation in industries like automotive and aviation.

Carbon Residue Test: Liquid Fuels

- Objective: To measure the carbon residue left after a fuel sample is burned.
- Application: Helps in assessing the quality of fuels and their suitability for engine use, minimizing carbon deposits in combustion chambers.

Determination of Viscosity of Liquid Lubricants and Fuels using Saybolt Viscometer

- Objective: To determine the viscosity of lubricants and fuels, which impacts flow characteristics.
- Application: Crucial for selecting the correct lubricant for machinery and engines, ensuring smooth operation and reducing wear.

Determination of Viscosity of Liquid Lubricants and Fuels using Redwood Viscometer

- Objective: To measure the viscosity of fuels and lubricants under specific conditions.
- Application: Helps in optimizing fuel flow in engines and selecting the right lubricant for different operational conditions.

Determination of Viscosity of Liquid Lubricants and Fuels using Engler Viscometer

- Objective: To measure the viscosity using the Engler method, which is commonly used for more viscous liquids
- Application: Useful for selecting lubricants and oils that perform well under various temperature and pressure conditions in engines.

Determination of Calorific Value of Gaseous Fuels using Junkers Gas Calorimeter

- Objective: To determine the calorific value of gaseous fuels.
- Application: Helps in evaluating the energy potential of gaseous fuels for power generation and heating systems.

Determination of Calorific Value of Solid/Liquid Fuels using Bomb Calorimeter

- Objective: To determine the calorific value of solid and liquid fuels, which indicates the energy produced by combustion.
- Application: Important in energy production, helping to select fuels with the highest energy content for efficiency in industrial processes.

Drop Point and Penetration Apparatus for Grease

- Objective: To determine the drop point (temperature at which grease becomes liquid) and penetration (softness) of greases.
- Application: Used for selecting the right grease for machinery and equipment operating in high-temperature environments.

ASTM Distillation Test Apparatus

- Objective: To perform distillation of fuels to separate different components based on their boiling points.
- Application: Evaluates the volatility and purity of liquid fuels, essential for understanding their behavior in engines and industrial processes.

Cloud and Pour Point Apparatus

- Objective: To determine the cloud and pour points of fuels, which indicate the lowest temperature at which a fuel remains fluid.
- Application: Helps in assessing the performance of fuels under cold weather conditions, ensuring reliable operation in automotive and aerospace engines.

II Year I Semester

PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY LABORATORY

Course Objective:

Learn material properties, manufacturing processes, design and fabrication, process optimization, and welding techniques like arc, gas, and resistance welding.

II. Welding Lab:

ARC Welding Lap & Butt Joint - 2 Exercises

- Objective: To practice making lap and butt joints using arc welding.
- Application: Commonly used in construction and automotive industries for joining metal parts.

Spot Welding - 1 Exercise

- Objective: To perform spot welding on sheet metals.
- Application: Widely used in automotive industries for manufacturing car bodies and other metal products.

TIG Welding - 1 Exercise

- Objective: To perform Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG) welding on various materials.
- Application: Used in industries that require high-quality, precision welding, such as aerospace and electronics.

Brazing

- Objective: To join metal parts using the brazing process.
- Application: Useful for joining dissimilar metals or for applications requiring a lower temperature than welding, such as electronics and plumbing.

III. Mechanical Press Working:

Blanking & Piercing Operation and Study of Simple, Compound, and Progressive Press Tool

- Objective: To perform blanking and piercing operations and understand the working of press tools.
- Application: Essential for manufacturing sheet metal components used in automotive bodies, electrical enclosures, and appliances.

Hydraulic Press: Deep Drawing and Extrusion Operation

- Objective: To perform deep drawing and extrusion operations using a hydraulic press.
- Application: Used in forming complex shapes, such as car body panels, containers, and pipes.

Bending and Other Operations

- Objective: To perform bending operations on sheet metal and other materials.
- Application: Used in the production of parts like brackets, frames, and structural components.

IV. Processing of Plastics:

Injection Molding
- Objective: To learn the injection molding process for producing plastic components.
- Application: Widely used in manufacturing plastic products such as automotive parts, packaging, consumer goods, and medical devices.

MATERIAL SCIENCE & MECHANICS OF SOLIDS LABORATORY

Course Objective:

The Mechanics of Solids Laboratory course provides hands-on experience in understanding material behavior under loading conditions, focusing on stress, strain, and deformation to enhance students' understanding for real-world engineering applications.

List of Experiments:

Preparation and Study of Crystal Models for Simple Cubic, Body-Centered Cubic, Face-Centered Cubic, and Hexagonal Close-Packed Structures

- Objective: To create models of different crystal structures and study their properties.
- Application: Helps understand the atomic arrangement in materials, which influences their strength, ductility, and other properties.

Preparation and Study of the Microstructure of Pure Metals like Iron, Cu, and Al

- Objective: To examine the microstructures of pure metals and understand their grain structure and properties.
- Application: Crucial for understanding the behavior of base metals used in various industrial applications.

Preparation and Study of the Microstructure of Mild Steels, Low Carbon Steels, and High Carbon Steels

- Objective: To study the effects of carbon content on the microstructure and properties of steel.
- Application: Essential for selecting the right steel for applications in construction, automotive, and manufacturing industries.

Study of the Microstructures of Various Cast Irons

- Objective: To study the microstructure of different types of cast iron (e.g., grey cast iron, ductile iron).
- Application: Cast iron is widely used in engine blocks, pipes, and heavy machinery, and understanding its microstructure helps improve its performance in these applications.

Study of the Microstructures of Non-Ferrous Alloys (Al, Cu, Mg)

- Objective: To study the microstructure of non-ferrous alloys and their behavior under various conditions.
- Application: Non-ferrous alloys are commonly used in aerospace, electronics, and automotive industries due to their lightweight, corrosion resistance, and other desirable properties.

Harden ability of Steels by Jominy End Quench Test

- Objective: To perform the Jominy end quench test and analyze the harden ability of steels.
- Application: The test helps determine the depth of hardness achieved by steels after heat treatment, which is critical for designing heat-treated components like gears, shafts, and cutting tools.

Course Objective:

Learn Metallurgy and Material Science understand material structures, classify microstructures, and study properties of materials at elevated temperatures.

List of Experiments:

Direct Tension Test (Tensile Test, Comparison Test):

- Objective: To determine the tensile strength, yield strength, elongation, and modulus of elasticity of materials.
- Application: Essential for determining the suitability of materials for structural components under tensile loading, like beams, rods, and cables.

Bending Test on Simple Supported Beam:

- Objective: To determine the bending stress and strain in a simple supported beam.
- Application: Widely used in designing beams and structural components subjected to bending loads in construction and mechanical systems.

Bending Test on Cantilever Beam:

- Objective: To measure bending stress and deflection in a cantilever beam under load.
- Application: Important for analyzing cantilever structures like overhanging bridges, crane arms, and balconies.

Torsion Test:

- Objective: To measure the shear stress and strain in materials subjected to twisting forces.
- Application: Used for designing shafts, couplings, and other components subjected to torsional loads in mechanical and automotive industries.

Brinell Hardness Test / Rockwell Hardness Test:

- Objective: To determine the hardness of materials using different methods (Brinell or Rockwell).
- Application: Helps in selecting materials for wear resistance in components like gears, bearings, and cutting tools.

Test on Springs:

- Objective: To measure the spring constant and deformation behavior of springs under load.
- Application: Vital for the design and analysis of springs used in mechanical systems such as suspension systems, machines, and tools.

Izod Impact Test / Charpy Impact Test:

- Objective: To determine the impact toughness of materials.
- Application: Crucial for evaluating material performance under sudden load or shock conditions, commonly used in safety-critical industries like automotive and aerospace.

II Year II Semester

PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY LABORATORY

Course Objective:

Learn material properties, manufacturing processes, design and fabrication, process optimization, and welding techniques like arc, gas, and resistance welding.

II. Welding Lab:

ARC Welding Lap & Butt Joint - 2 Exercises

- Objective: To practice making lap and butt joints using arc welding.
- Application: Commonly used in construction and automotive industries for joining metal parts.

Spot Welding - 1 Exercise

- Objective: To perform spot welding on sheet metals.
- Application: Widely used in automotive industries for manufacturing car bodies and other metal products.

TIG Welding - 1 Exercise

- Objective: To perform Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG) welding on various materials.
- Application: Used in industries that require high-quality, precision welding, such as aerospace and electronics.

Brazing

- Objective: To join metal parts using the brazing process.
- Application: Useful for joining dissimilar metals or for applications requiring a lower temperature than welding, such as electronics and plumbing.

III. Mechanical Press Working:

Blanking & Piercing Operation and Study of Simple, Compound, and Progressive Press Tool

- Objective: To perform blanking and piercing operations and understand the working of press tools.
- Application: Essential for manufacturing sheet metal components used in automotive bodies, electrical enclosures, and appliances.

Hydraulic Press: Deep Drawing and Extrusion Operation

- Objective: To perform deep drawing and extrusion operations using a hydraulic press.
- Application: Used in forming complex shapes, such as car body panels, containers, and pipes.

Bending and Other Operations

- Objective: To perform bending operations on sheet metal and other materials.
- Application: Used in the production of parts like brackets, frames, and structural components.

IV. Processing of Plastics:

Injection Molding
- Objective: To learn the injection molding process for producing plastic components.
- Application: Widely used in manufacturing plastic products such as automotive parts, packaging, consumer goods, and medical devices.

MATERIAL SCIENCE & MECHANICS OF SOLIDS LABORATORY

Course Objective:

The Mechanics of Solids Laboratory course provides hands-on experience in understanding material behavior under loading conditions, focusing on stress, strain, and deformation to enhance students' understanding for real-world engineering applications.

List of Experiments:

Preparation and Study of Crystal Models for Simple Cubic, Body-Centered Cubic, Face-Centered Cubic, and Hexagonal Close-Packed Structures

- Objective: To create models of different crystal structures and study their properties.
- Application: Helps understand the atomic arrangement in materials, which influences their strength, ductility, and other properties.

Preparation and Study of the Microstructure of Pure Metals like Iron, Cu, and Al

- Objective: To examine the microstructures of pure metals and understand their grain structure and properties.
- Application: Crucial for understanding the behavior of base metals used in various industrial applications.

Preparation and Study of the Microstructure of Mild Steels, Low Carbon Steels, and High Carbon Steels

- Objective: To study the effects of carbon content on the microstructure and properties of steel.
- Application: Essential for selecting the right steel for applications in construction, automotive, and manufacturing industries.

Study of the Microstructures of Various Cast Irons

- Objective: To study the microstructure of different types of cast iron (e.g., grey cast iron, ductile iron).
- Application: Cast iron is widely used in engine blocks, pipes, and heavy machinery, and understanding its microstructure helps improve its performance in these applications.

Study of the Microstructures of Non-Ferrous Alloys (Al, Cu, Mg)

- Objective: To study the microstructure of non-ferrous alloys and their behavior under various conditions.
- Application: Non-ferrous alloys are commonly used in aerospace, electronics, and automotive industries due to their lightweight, corrosion resistance, and other desirable properties.

Harden ability of Steels by Jominy End Quench Test

- Objective: To perform the Jominy end quench test and analyze the harden ability of steels.
- Application: The test helps determine the depth of hardness achieved by steels after heat treatment, which is critical for designing heat-treated components like gears, shafts, and cutting tools.

Course Objective:

Learn Metallurgy and Material Science understand material structures, classify microstructures, and study properties of materials at elevated temperatures.

List of Experiments:

Direct Tension Test (Tensile Test, Comparison Test):

- Objective: To determine the tensile strength, yield strength, elongation, and modulus of elasticity of materials.
- Application: Essential for determining the suitability of materials for structural components under tensile loading, like beams, rods, and cables.

Bending Test on Simple Supported Beam:

- Objective: To determine the bending stress and strain in a simple supported beam.
- Application: Widely used in designing beams and structural components subjected to bending loads in construction and mechanical systems.

Bending Test on Cantilever Beam:

- Objective: To measure bending stress and deflection in a cantilever beam under load.
- Application: Important for analyzing cantilever structures like overhanging bridges, crane arms, and balconies.

Torsion Test:

- Objective: To measure the shear stress and strain in materials subjected to twisting forces.
- Application: Used for designing shafts, couplings, and other components subjected to torsional loads in mechanical and automotive industries.

Brinell Hardness Test / Rockwell Hardness Test:

- Objective: To determine the hardness of materials using different methods (Brinell or Rockwell).
- Application: Helps in selecting materials for wear resistance in components like gears, bearings, and cutting tools.

Test on Springs:

- Objective: To measure the spring constant and deformation behavior of springs under load.
- Application: Vital for the design and analysis of springs used in mechanical systems such as suspension systems, machines, and tools.

Izod Impact Test / Charpy Impact Test:

- Objective: To determine the impact toughness of materials.
- Application: Crucial for evaluating material performance under sudden load or shock conditions, commonly used in safety-critical industries like automotive and aerospace.

III Year I Semester

THERMAL ENGINEERING LAB

Course Objective: The objective of the Internal Combustion (I.C.) Engines Laboratory is to provide students with hands-on experience in analyzing and evaluating the performance, efficiency, and operational characteristics of various I.C. engines. Through practical experiments, students will gain a deeper understanding of engine behavior, fuel efficiency, combustion processes, and the factors affecting engine performance. These experiments will help in the design, optimization, and operation of I.C. engines used in automotive, power generation, and industrial applications.

List of Experiments:

C. Engines Valve/Port Timing Diagrams:

- Objective: To study the valve and port timing diagrams of an I.C. engine.
- Application: Crucial for designing engine timing systems that affect power output, fuel efficiency, and emissions.

C. Engines Performance Test for 4 Stroke SI Engines:

- Objective: To conduct performance tests on a 4-stroke Spark Ignition (SI) engine and evaluate parameters like power output, torque, and fuel consumption.
- Application: Essential for optimizing the performance of automotive engines and ensuring compliance with emission standards.

C. Engines Morse, Retardation, Motoring Tests:

- Objective: To perform Morse and retardation tests to analyze engine efficiency and evaluate power losses.
- Application: Used to assess engine friction, mechanical losses, and overall performance for design improvements.

C. Engine Heat Balance – CI/SI Engines:

- Objective: To perform heat balance tests on both Compression Ignition (CI) and Spark Ignition (SI) engines to analyze energy distribution.
- Application: Used for improving engine efficiency and reducing fuel consumption by understanding heat dissipation and conversion in engine systems.

C. Engines Economical Speed Test on a SI Engine:

- Objective: To perform an economical speed test on an SI engine to determine the speed that gives the best fuel efficiency.
- Application: Helps optimize engine operation to achieve the best balance between power output and fuel efficiency in automotive and industrial applications.

C. Engines Effect of A/F Ratio in a SI Engine:

- Objective: To study the effect of the air-fuel ratio (A/F ratio) on the performance and emissions of an SI engine.
- Application: Critical for engine tuning and optimizing performance, fuel economy, and emission control in vehicles.

Performance Test on Variable Compression Ratio Engine:

- Objective: To evaluate the performance of a variable compression ratio (VCR) engine under different operating conditions.
- Application: VCR engines allow for optimizing compression ratio for different fuel types and operating conditions, improving fuel efficiency and reducing emissions.

C. Engine Performance Test on a 4S CI Engine at Constant Speed:

- Objective: To conduct a performance test on a 4-stroke Compression Ignition (CI) engine at a constant speed and evaluate its efficiency and power output.
- Application: Used in applications like industrial engines and diesel-powered vehicles where constant-speed operation is required.

Volumetric Efficiency of Air – Compressor Unit:

- Objective: To measure and analyze the volumetric efficiency of an air compressor unit.
- Application: Essential in industries using air compressors for pneumatic systems, refrigeration, and air conditioning.

Dis-assembly / Assembly of Engines:

- Objective: To disassemble and reassemble an I.C. engine, gaining hands-on experience with engine components and their functions.
- Application: Vital for engine maintenance, repair, and rebuilding in automotive, industrial, and aerospace sectors.

Study of Boilers:

- Objective: To study the construction, operation, and efficiency of boilers used in power generation and industrial applications.
- Application: Boilers are integral to energy production in power plants, steam engines, and heating systems.

METROLOGY & MACHINE TOOLS LAB

Course Objective: To import practical exposure to the metrology equipment & Machine Tools

To conduct experiments and understand the working of the same.

List of Experiments:

Step Turning on Lathe Machine:

- Objective: To perform step turning on a lathe machine to create step-like features on a workpiece.
- Application: Used in manufacturing shafts and parts requiring different diameter sections.

Taper Turning on Lathe Machine:

- Objective: To perform taper turning on a lathe to create conical shapes on the workpiece.
- Application: Common in the production of conical parts such as gears, shafts, and machine tool components.

Thread Cutting and Knurling on Lathe Machine (2 Exercises):

- Objective: To cut threads and perform knurling on a lathe machine.
- Application: Thread cutting is used for bolts, screws, and other fasteners, while knurling is used for adding texture to parts like handles and grips.

Measurement of Cutting Forces on Lathe:

- Objective: To measure the cutting forces during machining on a lathe.
- Application: Helps in optimizing cutting parameters and tool life in turning operations.

Machining of Holes Using Drilling and Boring Machines:

- Objective: To perform drilling and boring operations to create precise holes.
- Application: Essential for creating holes in components for assembly, such as in engine blocks and machine parts.

Gear Cutting on the Milling Machine:

- Objective: To perform gear cutting operations on a milling machine.
- Application: Used in manufacturing gears for mechanical drives, vehicles, and machinery.

Grinding of Tool Angles Using Cylindrical / Surface Grinding:

- Objective: To grind tool angles on a cylindrical or surface grinder.
- Application: Used to achieve high-precision finishes on cutting tools and workpieces, essential for accurate machining.

Measurement of Lengths, Heights, Diameters by Vernier Calipers, Micrometers:

- Objective: To measure the length, height, and diameters of parts using precision measuring instruments.
- Application: Used in quality control to ensure the accuracy of manufactured parts.

Measurement of Diameter of Bores by Internal Micrometers and Dial Bore Indicators:

- Objective: To measure the internal diameter of bores using specialized measuring instruments.
- Application: Essential for checking hole dimensions in precision components such as cylinders and bearing housings.

Use of Gear Teeth Vernier Calipers for Checking the Chordal Addendum and Chordal Height of the Spur Gear:

- Objective: To measure the chordal addendum and chordal height of spur gears using gear teeth vernier calipers.
- Application: Critical for ensuring the correct tooth geometry and function in gear systems.

Angle and Taper Measurements by Bevel Protractor and Sine Bars:

- Objective: To measure angles and tapers using a bevel protractor and sine bars.
- Application: Used in precision machining to measure angles and tapers in components like tools, dies, and machine parts.

Thread Measurement by 2-Wire and 3-Wire Methods:

- Objective: To measure the pitch and dimensions of threads using the 2-wire and 3-wire methods.
- Application: Essential for ensuring the accuracy of threads in fasteners, such as screws and bolts.

Surface Roughness Measurement by Tally Surf:

- Objective: To measure the surface roughness of machined parts using a Tally Surf instrument.
- Application: Important for quality control, as surface finish affects the functionality and appearance of components.

Use of Mechanical Comparator:

- Objective: To measure small variations in the dimensions of parts using a mechanical comparator.
- Application: Used in precision measurement and quality control to detect deviations in part dimensions.

KINEMATICS & DYNAMICS LAB

Course Objective: The objective of the lab is to understand the kinematics and dynamics of mechanical elements such as linkages, gears, cams and learn to design such elements to accomplish desired motions or tasks.

List of Experiments:

To Determine the State of Balance of Machines for Primary and Secondary Forces:

- Objective: To analyze the balance conditions for both primary and secondary forces in machines.
- Application: Used in the design and analysis of rotating machinery to minimize vibrations and wear.

To Determine the Frequency of Torsional Vibration of a Given Rod:

- Objective: To determine the natural frequency of torsional vibrations in a given rod.
- Application: Important in studying shafts, couplings, and other rotating components for vibration analysis.

Determine the Effect of Varying Mass on the Centre of Sleeve in Porter and Proell Governor:

- Objective: To study the effect of varying mass on the center of sleeve in governors.
- Application: Relevant in the design of governors used in engines to regulate speed.

Find the Motion of the Follower for a Given Profile of the Cam:

- Objective: To determine the motion of the follower based on the cam profile.
- Application: Crucial for the design of camshaft systems used in engines, where precise motion control is needed.

Balance Masses Statistically and Dynamically for Single Rotating Mass Systems:

- Objective: To balance rotating mass systems statically and dynamically.
- Application: Important for reducing vibrations in rotating machinery such as engines, turbines, and compressors.

Determine the Critical Speed of a Given Shaft for Different n-Conditions:

- Objective: To calculate the critical speed of a shaft under various conditions.
- Application: Critical for ensuring the safety and performance of rotating shafts in machinery and vehicles.

For a Simple Pendulum, Determine Time Period and Its Natural Frequency:

- Objective: To determine the time period and natural frequency of a simple pendulum.
- Application: Used in understanding basic principles of harmonic motion, applicable to various mechanical systems.

For a Compound Pendulum, Determine Time Period and Its Natural Frequency:

- Objective: To measure the time period and natural frequency of a compound pendulum.
- Application: Important for more complex systems involving rotational motion and oscillations.

Determine the Effect of Gyroscope for Different Motions:

- Objective: To study the effect of gyroscopic forces on a system during different motions.
- Application: Relevant in the design of stabilizing systems for aircraft, ships, and space vehicles.

Determine Time Period, Amplitude, and Frequency of Undamped Free Longitudinal Vibration of Single Degree Spring-Mass Systems:

- Objective: To study the time period, amplitude, and frequency of undamped free vibrations in spring-mass systems.
- Application: Useful in understanding the behavior of systems with a single degree of freedom, such as in mechanical oscillators.

Determine Time Period, Amplitude, and Frequency of Damped Free Longitudinal Vibration of Single Degree Spring-Mass Systems:

- Objective: To analyze the damped vibrations of a spring-mass system, measuring time period, amplitude, and frequency.

Application: Essential in real-world applications where damping effects are present, such as in shock absorbers and vibration isolators.

III Year II Semester

HEAT TRANSFER LAB

Course Objective: The objective of the Heat Transfer Laboratory course is to provide students with a practical understanding of the various modes of heat transfer—conduction, convection, and radiation. The course aims to help students perform experiments to determine key parameters like heat transfer coefficients, thermal conductivity, and critical heat flux. This hands-on experience will allow students to apply theoretical concepts to real-world thermal systems, enhancing their knowledge for applications in industries such as power generation, HVAC, automotive, and manufacturing.

List of Experiments:

Composite Slab Apparatus – Overall Heat Transfer Coefficient:

- Objective: To determine the overall heat transfer coefficient of a composite slab.
- Application: Used in analyzing heat loss through walls, insulation materials, and building structures.

Heat Transfer through Lagged Pipe:

- Objective: To study heat loss through a lagged pipe.
- Application: Relevant in the insulation of pipelines in industries to minimize energy loss.

Heat Transfer through a Concentric Sphere:

- Objective: To study the heat transfer rate through concentric spherical layers.
- Application: Important in insulation materials and multi-layered designs for energy conservation.

Thermal Conductivity of Given Metal Rod:

- Objective: To determine the thermal conductivity of a metal rod.
- Application: Used in material selection for heat exchangers, radiators, and other thermal systems.

Heat Transfer in Pin-Fin:

- Objective: To study heat transfer in a pin-fin arrangement.
- Application: Used in electronic cooling systems and heat sinks for heat dissipation.

Experiment on Transient Heat Conduction:

- Objective: To analyze transient heat conduction in materials.
- Application: Useful in processes involving time-dependent temperature changes, such as cooling or heating of metals.

Heat Transfer in Forced Convection Apparatus:

- Objective: To study heat transfer under forced convection.
- Application: Common in systems like cooling fans, heat exchangers, and refrigeration systems.

Heat Transfer in Natural Convection:

- Objective: To investigate heat transfer under natural convection conditions.
- Application: Relevant in natural ventilation systems, solar collectors, and heat dissipation in electronic devices.

Parallel and Counter Flow Heat Exchanger:

- Objective: To compare the performance of parallel and counter flow heat exchangers.
- Application: Critical in the design of efficient heat exchangers in industries like power generation, HVAC, and automotive.

Emissivity Apparatus:

- Objective: To measure the emissivity of materials.
- Application: Important in designing radiators, solar collectors, and insulation materials.

Stefan-Boltzmann Apparatus:

- Objective: To determine the Stefan-Boltzmann constant.
- Application: Relevant in the study of radiation heat transfer and thermal systems involving high temperatures.

Critical Heat Flux Apparatus:

- Objective: To study the critical heat flux during boiling.
- Application: Important for thermal design in cooling systems and nuclear reactors.

Study of Heat Pipe and Its Demonstration:

- Objective: To study the working principles of a heat pipe.
- Application: Used in advanced cooling systems, electronics, and space applications for efficient heat transfer.

Film and Drop-Wise Condensation Apparatus:

- Objective: To study film and drop-wise condensation processes.
- Application: Used in the design of condensers and heat exchangers, particularly in power plants and refrigeration systems.

Objective' and 'Applications

MECH Engineering Workshop

Workshop practice is the backbone of the real industrial environment which helps to develop and enhance relevant technical hand skills required by the technician working in the various engineering industries and workshops. This course intends to impart basic know-how of various hand tools and their use in different sections of manufacturing. Irrespective of branch, the use of workshop practices in day to day industrial as well domestic life helps to dissolve the problems. The workshop experiences would help to build the understanding of the complexity of the industrial job, along with time and skills requirements of the job. Workshop curricula build the hands on experiences which would help to learn manufacturing processes and production technology courses in successive semesters. Workshop practice is also important since only practice can make the man perfect. The students are advised to undergo each skill experience with remembrance, understanding and application with special emphasis on attitude of enquiry to know why and how for the various instructions and practices imparted to them in each shop.

MECH MOS Lab

In this laboratory, students will have the opportunity to apply loads to various materials under different equilibrium conditions. The student will perform tests on materials in tension, compression, torsion, bending, and impact. These conditions and/or constraints are designed to reinforce classroom theory by having the student perform required tests, analyze subsequent data, and present the results in a professionally prepared report.

MECH MMS Lab

Metallurgy and Materials deal with the structure and properties of all materials, which have engineering applications. Metallurgists and Materials Engineers are responsible for designing, producing, examining and testing materials as diverse as metallic engineering alloys, semiconductors and superconductors, ceramics, plastics and composites. This course will help students understand the properties of different types of materials and their applications.

MECH TD Lab

MECH MFHM Lab

A basic knowledge of Fluid mechanics and machinery is essential for all the scientists and engineers because they frequently come across a variety of problems involving flow of fluids such as in aerodynamics, force of fluid on structural surfaces, fluid transport. This fluid mechanics lab helps to understand these physical processes more closely. Various apparatus are available in the laboratory like, Verification of Bernoulli’s theorem apparatus, venturi & Orifice meters, orifice & mouth piece apparatus, Flow over notches apparatus, vortex flow apparatus etc.

MECH KINEMATICS & DYNAMICS Lab

Kinematics of machine lab provides the practical knowledge about various mechanisms & their applications. Student will go through the various experiments of different mechanism like cam-follower mechanism, gears, gear train etc.

Major Equipment’s in The Lab: – There are various equipment’s in this lab like cam-follower mechanism, inversion mechanism, various types of gear & gear train, kinematic links & pairs, belt pulley mechanism etc.

06_MECH_II-II_KINEMATICS AND DYNAMICS LAB

MECH MANUFACTURING Lab

Know about the basic Physical, Chemical Properties of materials Explain why some material(s) are better to be used in a product for given design requirements Learn the basic operation of various manufacturing processes. Learn how various products are made using traditional, non-traditional, or Electronics manufacturing processes Design simple process plans for parts and products Understand how process conditions are set for optimization of production Learn how CNC machines work Write and execute CNC machining programs to cut parts on a milling machine Measure a given manufactured part to evaluate its size, tolerances and surface finish Design and fabricate a simple product.

MECH MACHINE TOOL Lab

This laboratory is aimed at providing an introduction to the Know-how of common processes used in industries for manufacturing parts by removal of material in a controlled manner. Auxiliary methods for machining to desired accuracy and quality will also be covered. The emphasis throughout the laboratory course will be on understanding the basic features of the processes rather than details of I constructions of machine, or common practices in manufacturing or acquiring skill in the operation of machines.

MECH METROLOGY Lab

To demonstrate the theoretical concepts taught in Mechanical Measurements & Metrology
To understand and use various measuring tools. Understand calibration of various measuring devices.
To learn the measurement of bores by internal micrometers and dial bore indicators.
To learn the measurement of the Angle and taper s by Bevel protractor, Sine bars, etc.

MECH THERMAL Lab

IIn this laboratory, students will have the opportunity to study the working principle of IC engines (both SI and CI engines), performance and characteristics in terms of heat balancing, economical speed variations, air fuel ratio influence on the engine to reinforce classroom theory by having the student perform required tests, analyze subsequent data, and present the results in a professionally prepared report.
The machines and equipment used to determine experimental data include cut models of 4stroke diesel engine, 2stroke petrol engine, 4stroke and two stroke petrol engines with required specifications, Multi cylinder SI engine, Single cylinder Diesel engine for performance and speed test which is suitable to tests on variable compression ratios.

MECH HEAT TRANSFER Lab

Through this course, students will study about the various heat transfer processes, so as to train the student practically to utilize this knowledge in industry.

To demonstrate the concepts discussed in the Heat & Mass Transfer course.
To experimentally determine thermal conductivity and heat transfer coefficient through various materials.
To experimentally measure effectiveness of heat exchangers.
To conduct performance tests on refrigeration & air conditioning systems.

MECH CAD Lab

A well-equipped computer lab with advanced facilities is established for the benefit of the mechanical engineering students. High end terminals supported by latest hardware and software, latest visual aids, plotting devices, etc. are among them.

Advanced mechanical engineering software’s are procured for making the students globally competitive and industry ready. At CAD lab, students get professional training on 2D & 3D drafting of mechanical engineering drawings using the latest version of AutoCAD and CREO software’s. Student will learn computer aided design layout and 3D solid modelling definition. Students will also gain the knowledge of design and drafting needed for mechanical engineering discipline.

MECH CAM Lab

This Lab introduces students to software’s and equipment’s associated with CAD/CAM

This Lab helps students to build their basic concepts about CAD/CAM
This Lab helps students to learn the following using different CNC Machine’s
Basic working principal
Axis movements
G & M code Development
Programming and Test run of Programmed part

MECH ICS Lab

The course content enables students to:
Students are able to understand principles involved in the measurement and control of industrial processes. In particular, students will be able to learn
1. Understand principles involved in Calibration
2. Learn about the Temperature sensors (Thermocouples, RTD’s, Thermistors, etc.)
3. Aware of Pneumatic and hydraulic pressure concepts
4. Balance the reciprocating masses.
5. To provide knowledge on the fundamentals of measurement science and measuring instruments.
6. To provide a knowledge on the basics of control system theory.

Project Laboratory

Facilities in Laboratory for doing UG projects are:

Electric furnace, sand testing equipment, TIG Welding, MIG Welding, Arc welding machines in Production Technology Laboratory
Image analyzer, optical microscopes, Hardness tester, Muffle furnace in Metallurgy Laboratory
Standard fitting, sheet metal, Carpentry Arc welding machine, Drilling machine in Engineering Workshop
Lathe and Milling machines, Radial drilling machine, other metal removal machines in Machine Tools Laboratory
Profile projector, Surf test, Accelerometer in Metrology and Instrumentation Laboratory
Solid works, ANSYS, CNC TRAIN V8 Simulation Software in CAD/CAM Laboratory

Training Program

CATIA V5

PYTHON

Hyper Mesh

The Design and Manufacture Of Electric Vehicles

Mentoring

Mentoring System

Student academic and career counseling is a very vital activity which will help the student in the progression effectively. Following are the detailed steps to be followed by all the Mentors.

Allotment of Mentor – Guidelines:

For every 15 to 20 students, one faculty member shall be allotted.
Same faculty Mentor shall continue for the earmarked students from 2nd year till the student completes the program and get the B.Tech degree.

Duties of Faculty Mentors:

Every Mentor shall maintain a “Mentoring book” for each student allotted, and records details of completed Academic performance like SGPA, placement related, events participated (whenever student participate) and any other information comes to the department about that student.
Mentor shall interact with all the earmarked students individually as per convenience and completed interaction once in fortnight, i.e., every Mentor shall meet every student minimum twice in a month.
The details like date of counseling, points on which student was counseled, outcomes of the discussion etc shall be entered in the “counseling book” by the Mentor and the signature of the student shall be taken.
4. Mentor shall contact the parent of the student minimum three times in a semester. (As per the need, Mentor can call a greater number of times also). 1st time: After getting the end semester result of the just completed semester giving details like CGPA, backlogs (if any) etc to the notice of the parent. 2nd time: After getting Test-1 marks of the ongoing semester- giving details like performance in Test-1, attendance till that date etc to the notice of the parent. 3rd time: After getting Test-2 marks of the ongoing semester – giving details like performance in Test-2, attendance till that date etc to the notice of the parent. In addition to making a phone call and informing to the parent, Mentor shall also >send the above-mentioned details through mail and SMS. All these details shall be recorded by the Mentor.
All Mentors ensure that the students allotted progresses effectively.
Specific issues (if any) related to the earmarked students, shall be in written taken to the notice of “Department Counseling Committee” for necessary steps.

Constitution of “Department Mentoring Committee” (DMC):
Every department shall constitute “Department Counseling Committee (DMC)” with members as follows.

Chairman of the committee: HOD
Members

Prof. In-charge (Academics)
Prof. In-charge (Student Affairs)
In-charge (Proctor)
Concerned Mentor / any other as required by the HOD

Parents’ meet – will be conducted Twice in a Semester by the Department to update the parents about activities in department.

University And Department achievements
Department planned activities
Student Pass Percentage
Placements and Packages
Collaborations and MOUs
Innovative teaching and curriculum being implemented
Online Teaching and Learning Process
Exams and Evaluation Process
Feedback Process
Certificate Courses
Counselling … etc.

Course Material

II Year Course Material

Sem-I MOS subject

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UNIT-II CLICK HERE

UNIT-III CLICK HERE

UNIT-IV CLICK HERE

UNIT-V CLICK HERE

UNIT-1.B CLICK HERE

Sem-II

III Year Course Material

Thermal Engineering

TE2 Course Material CLICK HERE

DMM-II, LECTURE NOTES

UNIT-1 CLICK HERE

UNIT-II CLICK HERE

UNIT-III CLICK HERE

TE2 Course Material

UNIT-1 CLICK HERE

IV Year Course Material

PLMH – QUESTIONS AND NOTES

PLMH Course Content CLICK HERE

PLMH-Questions CLICK HERE

PLMH -NOTES CLICK HERE

RES Course Content

Res course content CLICK HERE

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MATHEMATICS - I

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PROGRAMMING FOR PROBLEM SOLVING

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COMPUTER PROGRAMMING IN C

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III YEAR I SEM

III YEAR I SEM
Subjects	March 2022 (R18)	March 2021 (R18)	Oct 2020 (R16)	Dec 2019 (R16)	May 2018 (R15)	May 2018 (R13)	Nov & Dec 2018 (R16)	Dec 2017 (R15)	Dec 2016 (R13)	March 2016 (R13)	Dec 2015 (R13)
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III YEAR II SEM

III YEAR II SEM
Subjects	August 2022 (R18)	Feb & March 2022 (R18)	Aug & Sept 2021 (R18)	Nov & Dec 2020 (R16)	May 2019 (R16)	April 2018 (R15)	April 2018 (R13)	May 2017 (R13)	May 2016 (R13)
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Fourth Year

IV YEAR I SEM

IV YEAR I SEM
Subjects	March 2021 (R16)	Oct& Nov 2020 (R16)	Dec 2019 (R16)	April 2018 (R13)	Nov& Dec 2018 (R15)	Nov & Dec 2017 (R13)	Nov 2016 (R13)
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IV YEAR II SEM

IV YEAR II SEM
Subjects	July & August 2022(R18)	July 2021 (R16)	Sept 2020 (R16)	Dec 2020 (R16)	May 2019 (R15)	July 2019 (R15)	April 2018 (R13)	May 2017 (R13)
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Events & Activities

Events Organized from Oct – 2022 to Jan – 2023

Events Organized from October - 2022 to January - 2023

Parent-Teacher Meeting
Date:14th December 2024

The Mechanical Engineering Department conducted a parent-teacher meeting on 14th December 2024, to update parents on their child’s progress, academic results, participation in various curricular and extracurricular activities, and behavior in the college campus.

Poster:

The PTM meet was held in offline mode in college campus in class room 4010. The meeting began at 10:30 AM with the gathering of parents of first -year students (I B.Tech I-Sem R24 Batch).

Mr. C. Venkatesh (HOD-ME) and Mr. D. Jagan (Class-incharge) are interacted with the parents, informing them about various department activities, training sessions, and their childs activeness in those events along with his/ her academic progress in present semester Mid – I examination.

Parents were happy to know that their children are learning new skills in college. A Total of Eleven Parents were Attended to the meeting and all the parents have filled feedback form at the end of PTM to present their views towards college. For refreshments, hot beverages were provided to the parents such as Tea, and Biscuits.

Few parents suggested the following:

Students must need at least an hour physical activity for their overall growth.

Freshers’ Party Report
Date:1st SEPTEMBER 2024

Event Overview

Event Name: Freshers’ Party 2024-25
Organized by: Final Year Students of Mechanical Engineering
Date: [01 SEPT 2024]
Time: [10AM]
Venue: [ENGINEERING WORKSHOP]
Dress Code: [Formal /Traditional]

Objectives of the Event

To welcome the new batch of 2024-25 and help them feel comfortable in the department.
To foster a sense of unity and bonding between seniors and juniors.
To introduce the first-year students to the faculty, department, and various activities.

Event Agenda

Welcome Address
- Time: [10.30AM]
- Speaker: [Habeeb Ur Rehman, Assistant Professor]
- Briefing about the event, introducing the department and faculty.
Introduction of Freshers
- Time: [10.35am]
- Fun introductions of the new batch, where each fresher is called on stage to say a few words about themselves.
Special Address by Faculty
- Time: [10.40 am]
- Mr.C. Venkatesh, HOD & Associate Professor,
- Mr. Sandeep, & Associate Professor.
- Faculty members address the new students, offering guidance and advice for the upcoming years.
Cultural Performances
- Time: [10.50am]
- Performances by seniors and juniors (singing, dancing, etc.).
Games and Fun Activities
- Time: [11.30am]
- Engaging activities to encourage interaction between seniors and juniors.
Dinner/Refreshments
- Time: [1pm]
- A dinner or refreshment break for all attendees.
Mr. & Ms. Fresher Competition
- Time: [2pm]
- Criteria: Talent, confidence, and personality.
- Judged by a panel consisting of faculty or seniors.
Vote of Thanks and Closing Ceremony
- Time: [3.30pm]
- Speaker: [Karthik]
- Thanking everyone for their participation and successful organization.

Organizing Committee

Faculty Advisors:
- [Mr.Habeeb Ur Rehman], [Assistant Professor]
- [Mr.D.Jagan], [Assistant Professor]
Event Coordinators:
- [B.Ajay,], Second Year
- [D.Srujan], Second Year
Host:
- [Sreeja,], Second Year
- [Karthik], Second Year
Sound Team:
- [Jaya Krishna, Venkatesh]
Hospitality Team:
- [Anjana, Uday, Raviteja and Anas baba]
Food (including water) Department:
- [Shiva Krishna, Rajkumar, Amul and Vishnu Sagar]

Important Instructions for Freshers

Be on time for the event.
Follow the dress code.
Participate actively in the games and activities.

A REPORT OF INDUSTRIAL VISIT
HYDERABAD DIES & MOULDS

Date:27th SEPTEMBER 2024

A complete report on industrial visit organized by ACE Engineering College, for the students of Mechanical Engineering of IV B.Tech – I SEM in order to get the practical knowledge about manufacturing processes of casting dies, injection moulds, press tools and components, as well as precision injection-moulded components and sub-assemblies.

DETAILS OF JOURNEY
ACE Engineering College had organized an industrial visit on 27th September, 2024 to Sri Venkateswara Cooperative Industrial Estate (SVCIE), Balanagar, Hyderabad-500 037., T.S.for the students of Mechanical Engineering.

Coordinators:
Mr. A.Abinay & Mr.Habeeb Ur Rehman were the coordinators faculty for the industrial visit.

We started travelling from the college campus at 10:45 am via our college bus. Totally 41 students along with 2 coordinators faculty were there in the journey.

COMPANY PROFILE
HYDERABAD DIES AND MOULDS Established in 1976, HYDERABAD DIES AND MOULDS, a Hyderabad based die and moulding company is an important provider of high-quality performance products and services for the Electronic, Electrical, Medical & Engineering Industries. What began as a small firm has now grown to dynamic transition into a full services and consultancy supplier providing complete solutions for larger companies.

GROUP OBSERVATION

This Industrial visit is very helpful in our future practical Life & bring a positive change in our thinking & practical behavior regarding Education & specializing our technical skills.
Got practical knowledge about the advancement in technology of machines.
Hyderabad-based die and moulding company; provider of high-quality performance products and services for the Electronic, Electrical, Medical & Engineering Industries.
Precision injection moulded components and sub-assemblies to customer specification starting from tool design to parts machined through dedicated CNC machining centers or conventional machining equipment.
Competent engineers trained in tool and die design; equipped with the latest CAD/CAM software for 3D modeling and manufacturing; DFM/A
Since its inception, HYDERABAD DIES AND MOULDS, has been completely dedicated to providing high-quality services and products at economical costs that have far exceeded customers’ expectations.

CONCLUSION
From this visit, we gained valuable insights and practical knowledge about the manufacturing processes of casting dies, injection moulds, press tools and components, as well as precision injection-moulded components and sub-assemblies. We extend our sincere gratitude to the esteemed faculty members of the Mechanical Engineering Department and ACE Engineering College for organizing this invaluable event. It has greatly contributed to enhancing our practical skills, especially in multi-functional activities such as casting dies, injection moulds, press tools, precision injection-moulded components, and sub-assemblies

Parent Teacher Meeting at Department of Mechanical Engineering

Date:06th JULY 2024

The Mechanical Engineering Department conducted a parent-teacher meeting on July 6, 2024, to update parents on their child’s progress, academic results, participation in various curricular and extracurricular activities, and behavior in the college campus.

The PTM meet was held in offline mode in college campus in class room 4010. The meeting began at 11:00 AM with the gathering of parents of second-year students (II B.Tech II Sem R23 Batch). Mr. C. Venkatesh (HOD-ME) interacted with the parents, informing them about various department activities, training sessions, and their Childs activeness in those events along with his/ her academic progress, his/ her result in previous Sem exams.

Parents were happy to know that their children are learning new skills in college, A Total of two Parents Were Attended to the meeting and few parents have filled feedback form at the end of PTM to present their views towards college. For refreshments, hot beverages were provided to the parents such as Tea, Biscuits and Puff.

Few parents suggested the following things

Students must need at least an hour physical activity for their overall growth.
Requested for health awareness program for girl students.
More Soft skills events should be organized for grooming of students.

A REPORT OF INDUSTRIAL VISIT
NATIONAL SKILL TRAINING INSTITUTE

Date:19th JUNE 2024

A complete report on industrial visit organized by ACE Engineering College, for the students of Mechanical Engineering of II B.Tech & III B.Tech – II SEM in order to get the practical knowledge about “Drones, ICS devices and Electrical & Electronics systems” by Govt. of India, ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Directorate General of Training.
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DETAILS OF JOURNEY:
ACE Engineering College had organized an industrial visit on 19th June, 2024 to NSTI located in Ramanthapur, Hyderabad for the students of Mechanical Engineering.

The visit was organized by Mechanical engineering branch Prof. P. V. Reddy.

Mr. D. Jagan & Ms.V.Shalini were the coordinators faculty for the industrial visit.

We started travelling from the college campus at 10:45 am via our college bus. Totally 58 students along with 3 coordinators faculty were there in the journey.

NATIONAL SKILL TRAINING INSTITUTE HYDERABAD-1:

This institute is entrusted with the mission of producing systematically trained craft instructors to meet the huge demand of various industrial training institutions in our country under craft instructor training scheme (cits) in three trades namely electronics mechanic(em), computer hardware & network maintenance (chnm) and computer software applications (csa) , this institute is also offering the following new age courses under cts schemes remotely piloted aircraft drone pilot, drone technician electronics system design and repair the institute also imparting training and updating the skills of engineers / supervisors / technicians / executives/ industrial personnel & faculties of educational institutions through courses of short duration conducted in modules and courses as per the specific needs of industries / govt est. / psus / technical institutions.

GROUP OBSERVATION:

This Industrial visit is very helpful in our future practical Life & bring a positive change in our thinking & practical behavior regarding Education & specializing our technical skills.
Got practical knowledge about the advancement in technology of machines.
NSTI offered the courses for technocrats, like CTS courses, CITS courses, CTS – New Age Courses and Advanced Diploma courses.
Information on Drones making, which implements in the different sectors like Agriculture, pharmaceutical, etc,.
We have visited Drone Simulation Lab, Electronics Mechanic Lab, Mechatronics Training Lab and SEIMENS Industrial IOT Training Lab.

CONCLUSION:

From this visit, we got the information and practical knowledge about drones, IOT and Mechatronics Training. Students got the knowledge about testing of Instrumentation and control systems. They got the idea how drones and IOT applying mechanical segment.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our esteemed Mechanical department faculty members and ACE Engineering College for orchestrating this invaluable event. It plays a crucial role in enhancing our practical skills, particularly in the realms of Multi-Functional activities (like drones, Electronics & Mechatronics).

POSTER PRESENTATION COMPETITION

Date:01st May 2024

Department of Mechanical Engineering, ACE Engineering College, Ghatkesar conducted Poster Presentation Activity on 01st May 2024 Wednesday from 10:30 am to 01:00 pm for ME II – B. Tech and III – B. Tech classes.

Objective of activity:
1. The objective of this activity was to encourage students to delve themselves into their creative side
2. To promote their entrepreneurial spirit through start-up ideas along with learning and improving poster making and presentation skills.

About activity:

The event begins with a brief introduction of our judges and felicitating them with saplings as a token of our gratitude for spending their valuable time with us. The judges for the event were Dr. Ganti Krishna Sharma, CEO(Exam Branch) ACE Dr. M. Sridevi HOD (CIVIL) ACE, Dr. S. Mani Kuchibatla HOD (EEE) ACE and Dr. T. Srinivas Rao Director (T &P) , ACE Engineering College. A total of 13 teams participated in this event, (with min: 1member to max: 3 members) every team with a distinct idea and their impressive posters were given a designated place to give their presentation. The event was run smoothly under the guidance of organizers; Mr. C. Venkatesh HOD ME (Convenor), Mr. D. Jagan Assistant Professor and Ms. Reeti Mukherjee Assistant Professor (Event Co-chairs), and Program Committee members.

The judges evaluated the posters displayed by the teams and asked them questions about their ideas and vision for their start-ups. The students with eagerness gave their presentation and listened tentatively to judge’s opinion. Refreshments along with beverages were also arranged for the participants as well as the Holistic club members for their hard work. After judges were done with the evaluation, C. Venkatesh HOD ME (Convenor), was invited on stage to share his thoughts and educate students on how an idea is transformed into a design. The students wholeheartedly agree and vow to come up with more good ideas.

The awaited moment of announcing the winner was finally commenced; everyone with a bated
breath anticipated the result. Team Banothu Sravan kumar (II. B.Tech) won the competition; first runner-up was team Sai Ram Patel (III. B.Tech) & Suthari Punith Kumar (III. B.Tech) and second runner-up, team Kokkiligadda Jagadeesh (II. B.Tech) ACE Engineering College.

INDUSTRY VISIT @ CONMECH AUTO CONSULTANTS (CMAC)

Date:31.10.2023

DETAILS OF JOURNEY:
On October 31, 2023, the Department of Mechanical Engineering, ACE College of Engineering orchestrated a highly informative and educational industrial visit to CMAC Pvt. Ltd., BN Reddy Nagar, Cherlapally, Hyderabad, Telangana. The aim was to provide students of Mechanical Engineering a real-world application in our field of study.

Embarking from the college campus at 10:30 am, a group comprising 58 enthusiastic final year students, accompanied by two dedicated faculty coordinators CH.Raju sir and A. Bhargav sir, set out on this enriching journey. The mode of transportation was the college’s own bus, ensuring a safe and comfortable commute for all participants.

The visit to CMAC promised an invaluable opportunity for students to witness cutting-edge technology and advanced manufacturing processes in action.

By organizing such industrial visits, the Department of Mechanical Engineering at ACE College of Engineering aims to bridge the gap between academia and industry, providing students with a platform to interact with professionals and gain insights into the latest trends and innovations. This endeavor serves as a testament to the college’s commitment to holistic education, ensuring that students are well-prepared for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead in their careers.
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About CMAC:
We have strength of understanding customer needs depending on their projects, through consultancy, engineering studies and services with 14+ years of manufacturing experience.

CMAC offers total solution for material handling as per the project requirements. We provide manufacturing services for industrial steel structures.

GROUP OBSERVATION:
During the visit, we gained invaluable insights into the latest technological advancements in machinery and the integration of programming in the field of Mechanical Engineering. Witnessing precise cutting, welding, and meticulous surface finishing of components illuminated the importance of attention to detail in our work. Additionally, we learned about efficient manpower and machine management, a crucial aspect in the field of manufacturing

CONCLUSION:
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our esteemed Mechanical department faculty members and ACE Founders lab team for orchestrating this invaluable event. It plays a crucial role in enhancing our practical skills, particularly in the realms of Multi-Functional Hoist manufacturing and material selection.

INDUSTRY VISIT @ Central Institute of Plastics Engineering & Technology (CIPET)

Date:09.11.2023

About CIPET:
CIPET : CSTS – Hyderabad was established in the year 1987 for providing Training and Technical Services to the plastics and allied industries in Telangana state. CIPET : CSTS – Hyderabad is well equipped with the state-of-art facilities in Design, CAD/CAM/CAE/, tooling, Plastics Processing, Testing Departments, in order to meet the customer requirements by providing quality Training & Technical services.

INDUSTRY VISIT@Central Institute of Tool Design(CITD)

for II & III Year (Total Strength: 111) Date:19.06.2023

About C.I.T.D:
The Central Institute of Tool Design is an ISO 9001:2000 certified premier Institute in Asia providing specialized training courses in Tool Design / Manufacture/ CAD/CAM & LCA techniques. Training of technical personnel in design and manufacture of tools, jigs &fixtures, dies & moulds, press tools, CAD/CAM & LCA techniques. Provision of advisory, consultancy and common service facilities to small scale units including assistance in the design and development of tools for various processes. Recommending measures to standardize tools and tooling elements, Components of Jigs & Fixtures, Dies & Moulds, Press Tools and other tools. Production on limited basis of tools, jigs & fixtures, press tools, dies & moulds, gauges and special cutting tools subject to the condition that the job works undertaken by the Institute should suit to the needs of the training. The Institute has a well equipped Tool Room with sophisticated CNC machines like CNC EDM (Charmilles Roboform 54), CNC Wirecut EDM (AGIE Cut ClassicIII & Electronical), 4-Axis & 5-Axis High-Speed Machining Centres, and 3D Coordinate Measuring Machine with Scanning & Digitization facilities. The Institute is equipped with latest version of EMCO Table Top CNC Turning and Milling machines with closed loop system to impart training in CNC Programming.

Two Day National Level Technical Symposium MECAZAYA 2K18

Department of Mechanical Engineering Organized workshop on Two Day National Level Technical Symposium MECAZAYA 2K18 from 16-03-2018 to 17-03-2018 with following as the major events:

Paper presentations
Poster presentations
Project expo
Robo race
Technical quiz
CAD modelling
Idea presentation
Other spot events.

Students from various colleges around the country participated in it.

Total no of students participated in workshop: 350 students

The Awareness about the Career in Mechanical Engineering

]Department of Mechanical Engineering Organized workshop an online “The Awareness about the career in Mechanical Engineering” on 02nd October 2020, by Mr.D.Vamshidhar, Senior Design Engineer at ASML, Netherlands.

In which he discussed about:

The variety of projects in General Electric (GE) and importance of Mechanical Engineering in industry.
Importance of practical knowledge for career advancement.
Role of Mechanical Engineer in a semi conductor industry
Types of jobs available in Mechanical Engineering and the skills required for the students to get succeed and many more such topics.
Total no of students participated in workshop: 180 students

Disassembly and Assembly of IC Engines

Department of Mechanical Engineering Organized A Two Weeks National Level Workshop on “Disassembly and Assembly of IC Engines”, from 19^th Sep 2019 to 06^th October 2019

Total no of students participated in workshop: 250 students.

WORKSHOP ON FUSION 360

Department of Mechanical Engineering Organized workshop on FUSION 360 software for II Year and III Year students on 28th October 2021 in collaboration with ICT Academy Powered by AUTODESK.

Total no of students participated in FUSION 360 workshop: 110 students

Workshop Faculty Co-Ordinator’s:

Ms. S. Rajitha, Assistant Professor.
Ms. V. Shalini, Assistant Professor.
Mr. A. Bhargav, Assistant Professor.
Mr. A. Abinay, Assistant Professor.

WORKSHOP ON FUSION 360

Department of Mechanical Engineering Organized Virtual Practice Session on FUSION 360 software for II Year and III Year students on 07th December 2021 in collaboration with ICT Academy powered by AUTODESK.

Workshop Faculty Co-Ordinator’s:

Ms. S. Rajitha, Assistant Professor.
Ms. V. Shalini, Assistant Professor.
Mr. A. Bhargav, Assistant Professor.
Mr. A. Abinay, Assistant Professor.

Opportunities

Public Sector Offering Jobs with GATE for Mechanical Engineers

Name of the PSU	Selection Process	Pay Scale
National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC)	GATE, Online Aptitude Test, GD, PI	24900-3%-50500
Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC)	GATE, PI	50,000 – 1,60,000(DT),60,000/- to 1,80,000(AT).
Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL)	GATE, PI	20,600 – 46,500 (DT) & Rs. 60,000-1,80,000/-(AT)
Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL)	GATE, GD & GT, PI	Rs. 50,000 – to Rs. 1, 60,000/- (DT,) Rs. 60,000 -1,80,000/- (AT)
Gas Authority of India Limited (GAIL)	GD, PI	Rs. 50,000 – to Rs. 1, 60,000/- (DT,) Rs. 60,000 -1,80,000/- (AT)
Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL)	GATE, Written Test, Personal Interview, HR Interview	35,000/- and Rs. 40,000/-
Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL)	GATE, GD, PI, Medical Fitness	Rs. 50,000 – to Rs. 1, 60,000/- (DT,) Rs. 60,000 -1,80,000/- (AT)
Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL)	GATE, PI	Rs. 50,000 – to Rs. 1, 60,000/- (DT,) Rs. 60,000 -1,80,000/- (AT)
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL)	GATE, PI	40,000/- and INR 1,40,000/-
National Aluminium Company Limited (NALCO)	GATE, PI	Rs. 50,000 – to Rs. 1, 60,000/- (DT,) Rs. 60,000 -1,80,000/- (AT)
Oil India Limited (OIL)	GATE, PI	Rs. 50,000 – to Rs. 1, 60,000/- (DT,) Rs. 60,000 -1,80,000/- (AT)
Neyveli Lignite Corporation (NLC)	GATE, PI	Rs. 50,000 – to Rs. 1, 60,000/- (DT,) Rs. 60,000 -1,80,000/- (AT)

PSUs Offering Jobs without GATE

ESE (Engineering Services Examination (ESE)
EII (Engineers Institute of India)
AAI Airport Authority of India
BIS Bureau of Indian standards
Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL)
Coal India Limited (CIL)
Shipping Corporation of India Limited (SCI)
Engineers India Limited (EIL)
National Mineral Development Corporation (NMDC)
BARC Scientific Officer
NIC Scientist B
CPCB Scientist B
NTPC Assistant Manager
Irrigation and Flood Control
Vizag Steel
ISRO IPRC
Indian Army
Indian Navy
SSC JE
RRB JE
NFC
Metro Rail Corporations
Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC)…..etc

TELANGANA GOVERMENT JOBS FOR MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

NAME OF THE STATE GOVERNMENT JOB	SELECTION PROCESS	PAY SCALE
AEE (ASSITANT EXCUTIVE ENGINEER) IN IRRIGATION AND CAD DEPARTMENT	WRITTEN EXAM AND INTERVIEW	54,220– 1,33,630/-
AE (ASSITANT ENGINEER) IN MUNICIPAL ASSISTANT ENGINEER AND TECHNICAL OFFICERS IN PUBLIC HEALTH AND MUNICIPAL ENGINEERING SUBORDINATE SERVICE	WRITTEN EXAM	45,960– 1,24,150/-
A M V I ASSISTANT MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTORS IN TRANSPORT DEP ARTMENT	WRITTEN EXAM AND INTERVIEW	45,960– 1,24,150/-
AE (ASSITANT ENGINEER) TSGENCO TELANGANA STATE POWER GENERATION CORPORATION LIMITED VIDYUT SOUDHA	WRITTEN EXAM	Rs. 63,600 – Rs. 1,31,220
MANAGER (ENGINEERING) IN HYDERABAD METROPOLITAN WATER SUPPLY AND SEWERAGE BOARD ENGINEERING SERVICE	WRITTEN EXAM AND INTERVIEW	37,100/- – 91,450/-

The Top Private Sector Companies

Honda
Hyundai Motors India Ltd
Tata Motors
Ashok Leyland
Pricol
Caterpillar
Cethar Vessels
Tvs
Atc tires
Indian Blue Metals
Covai Gears
Rane
Crompton
L&T
Toyato
Tractor and Farm Equipment (TAFE)
Tube Investments of India Ltd
Sundaram-Clayton Ltd
Axles India Ltd
Hindustan Motors Ltd
Royal Enfield Ltd
Addison & Co Ltd……..etc

Advisory Board Members

ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS

S.No	Designation Head	Name of the Person	Details of the person
1.	Head of the Department	Dr. M. Nitin Kumar	Professor & HOD
2.	Senior Faculty Members	Dr. G. BalaRaju	Professor
		Mr. C. Venkatesh	Associate Professor
		Mr. M. Sandeep	Associate Professor
		Mr. CH. Raju	Assistant Professor
3.	Project coordinator	Mr. A. Abinay	Assistant Professor
4.	Students	Mr. Suthari Punith Kumar	IV Mechanical
		Ms. Seelam Mahalakshmi	IV Mechanical
		Mr.Jula Rahul	III Mechanical
		Mr.Bollavena Suresh	III Mechanical
5.	Parents	Mrs.Aruna jyothi	Govt gurukula teacher
5.	Parents	Mr.Mangalpally Yakaiah	Govt.Teacher
6.	Alumni	Mr.Md.Abrar	BYJUS , Business Development Associate
6.	Alumni	Mr.B.Sandeep	Trainee Engineer, TCS Hyderabad
7.	Professional Bodies Member	Dr.Sri Ram Venkatesh	Professor of Mechanical Engineering UCE Osmania University Hyderabad
7.	Professional Bodies Member	Dr.K Sridhar Reddy	Professor of Mechanical Engineering JNTU Karimnagar
8.	Employers	Dr.P.Srinivasa Rao	Manager, Technical Training, Cyient Limited.
8.	Employers	Mr.A.Dayanada Reddy	Managing Director Vasantha Tool Crafts Pvt.Ltd Jeedimetla Hyderabad
9.	Management	Prof. Y. V. Gopala Krishna Murthy	General Secretary, ACE Engineering College

Newsletter JAN-24 to MAY-24

News Letter January 2019 – December 2021

Emerging Research Trends in Mechanical Engineering

Newsletter

Mechanical Engineering

About Department

Salient Features

Vision of the Department

Mission of the Department

Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)

Knowledge and Attitude Profile (WK)

Program Outcomes (POs)

Program Specific Outcomes (PSOs)

ME Infrastructure

Syllabus

2022-2023

January – June 2020

January – June 2019

A. Y : 2024 – 2025

A. Y : 2023 – 2024

A. Y : 2022 – 2023

A. Y : 2021 – 2022

A. Y : 2020 – 2021

A. Y : 2019 – 2020

A. Y : 2018 – 2019

2020-2024

2019-2023

2018-2022

2016-2020

2015-2019

2017-2021:

Name of the Programme

MECH

List of Research Papers published in various Journals.

Faculty Research Publications

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING WORKSHOP

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Trades for Demonstration & Exposure:

Applications

ELEMENTS OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY

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FUELS AND LUBRICANTS LABORATORY

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PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY LABORATORY

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II. Welding Lab:

III. Mechanical Press Working:

IV. Processing of Plastics:

MATERIAL SCIENCE & MECHANICS OF SOLIDS LABORATORY

Course Objective:

The Mechanics of Solids Laboratory course provides hands-on experience in understanding material behavior under loading conditions, focusing on stress, strain, and deformation to enhance students' understanding for real-world engineering applications.

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Course Objective:

List of Experiments:

PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY LABORATORY

Course Objective:

II. Welding Lab:

III. Mechanical Press Working:

IV. Processing of Plastics:

MATERIAL SCIENCE & MECHANICS OF SOLIDS LABORATORY

Course Objective:

The Mechanics of Solids Laboratory course provides hands-on experience in understanding material behavior under loading conditions, focusing on stress, strain, and deformation to enhance students' understanding for real-world engineering applications.

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Course Objective:

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THERMAL ENGINEERING LAB

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METROLOGY & MACHINE TOOLS LAB

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KINEMATICS & DYNAMICS LAB

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HEAT TRANSFER LAB

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MECH Engineering Workshop

MECH MOS Lab

MECH MMS Lab

MECH TD Lab

MECH MFHM Lab

MECH KINEMATICS & DYNAMICS Lab

MECH MANUFACTURING Lab

MECH MACHINE TOOL Lab

MECH METROLOGY Lab

MECH THERMAL Lab