Because the World needs you - RIT), Chennai

Because the World needs you...

VISION

• To provide quality technical education that fosters the spirit of

learning and research.

• To spawn creative, globally competent, highly employable

and disciplined professionals through an innovative

synergistic model of education that promotes academic

excellence, scientific pursuit, and professionalism.

To set a benchmark for the education providers in the field of

Engineering and Technology.

MISSION

• To impart education that caters to the growing challenges of

the Industry and social needs of our nation.

• To constantly upgrade the standards of teaching and learning

in the field of engineering and technology.

• To bridge the gap between Academia and Industry.

• To promote and encourage the spirit of Research in engineering

and technology.

Education today is an indispensable springboard to advancement. We, at RAJALAKSHMI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, have dedicated ourselves to impart technical and engineering education at its best. We strive to provide the students with the right environment to acquire knowledge, the spirit of excellence and impart quality technical education that fosters learning and research. Rajalakshmi Institute of Technology is determined to spawn creative, highly employable, disciplined and competent global citizens.

ABOUT US

VISION

• To provide quality technical education that fosters the spirit of

learning and research.

• To spawn creative, globally competent, highly employable

and disciplined professionals through an innovative

synergistic model of education that promotes academic

excellence, scientific pursuit, and professionalism.

To set a benchmark for the education providers in the field of

Engineering and Technology.

MISSION

• To impart education that caters to the growing challenges of

the Industry and social needs of our nation.

• To constantly upgrade the standards of teaching and learning

in the field of engineering and technology.

• To bridge the gap between Academia and Industry.

• To promote and encourage the spirit of Research in engineering

and technology.

Education today is an indispensable springboard to advancement. We, at RAJALAKSHMI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, have dedicated ourselves to impart technical and engineering education at its best. We strive to provide the students with the right environment to acquire knowledge, the spirit of excellence and impart quality technical education that fosters learning and research. Rajalakshmi Institute of Technology is determined to spawn creative, highly employable, disciplined and competent global citizens.

ABOUT USCHAIRMAN’S MESSAGEEducation plays an important role in the evolution of an individual’s mind and country. Ignorance and poverty are major glitches in the developing countries like India. It can be overcome easily through education. The college sets sights on thinning the ignorance by imparting knowledge

of engineering. This institution not only provides quality technical education that lays emphasis on knowledge, technology, information and communication but also aspires to empower the youth morally and ethically to serve the

S. Meganathan B.E., F.I.E.

OUR INSTITUTION

Rajalakshmi Institute of Technology was established in

2008 under the aegis of SABARI FOUNDATION whose

members have had consummate experience in the

Rajalakshmi Institutions, which has been functioning

since 1997.

APPROVAL

Rajalakshmi Institute of Technology is approved by All

India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), New

Delhi. F.No.Southern/1-4262052377/2019/EOA

AFFILIATION

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research, academic / cultural exchange

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HALLMARKS OF THE COLLEGE

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Dr. (Mrs.) Thangam MeganathanChairperson

OUR INSTITUTION

Rajalakshmi Institute of Technology was established in

2008 under the aegis of SABARI FOUNDATION whose

members have had consummate experience in the

Rajalakshmi Institutions, which has been functioning

since 1997.

APPROVAL

Rajalakshmi Institute of Technology is approved by All

India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), New

Delhi. F.No.Southern/1-4262052377/2019/EOA

AFFILIATION

• ytlucaf decneirepxe llew dna tnenimE

• pmaC gniniarT ytilibayolpmE

• srenniW ezirP rof yenoM ezirP lauqE

• ecafretnI tneraP - etutitsnI ralugeR

• etisbeW egelloC ni erawesruoC

• lleC tcejorP evitavonnI

• sessecorP cirtneC - tnedutS

• ecivreS gnilesnuoC lanoisseforP

• sa hcus seussi tnatropmi no UoM

research, academic / cultural exchange

and industry interaction

• lleC ecnadiuG reeraC

• lleC tnempoleveD pihsruenerpertnE

• tnemyolpme fo smret ni noitidda eulaV

and higher studies

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HALLMARKS OF THE COLLEGE

,SYAWLA DAEHA GNIYATS “ QUALITY IS OUR PASSION”

Dr. (Mrs.) Thangam MeganathanChairperson

GOVERNING COUNCILA governing council has been constituted as per the

guidelines of AICTE to guide and advise the trust in

of educationists, industrialists and administrators.

The objectives of the council are:

• To guide and advise the management in running

the

• To guide and help the management in the

developmental activities of the college and in its

future planning.

The members of the governing council are:

Mr. S. Meganathan Chairman

K – 67, Anna Nagar East, B.E., F.I.E.,

Chennai – 600 102.

Mr.K. Vivekanandan, I.A.S Nominee of the Commissioner of Technical Education, State Government Guindy,Chennai 600 025

Dr.M.S.Shunmugam MemberFormer Professor -Department of Mechanical Engineering, IIT, Madras (Trust Nominee)

Mr.Ramki Krishnan MemberSenior Director-Cognizant Academy, Cognizant Technology Solutions, Chennai. (Trust Nominee)

Dr.R.Balamurugan Nominee of AICTE

Shastri Bhavan, Chennai - 600 006.

Dr.N.Ravichandran Nominee fromFormer CEO, Lucas TVS Anna University

Mr. K. Ramachandran MemberCEO, 361 Degree Minds Consulting Pvt Ltd

Dr.C.R.Muthukrishnan MemberAdvisor-Rajalakshmi Institutions Former Deputy Director, IIT-Madras

Dr. M.Velan Member SecretaryPrincipal- Rajalakshmi Institute of Technology

Dr.S.Selvaraju MemberProf & Dean-Mechanical - Rajalakshmi Institute of Technology

Prof P.S.Rajeswaran MemberProf. & Dean- Mechanical, Rajalakshmi Institute of Technology

Dr. (Mrs.) Thangam Meganathan Chairperson M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., (Trustee)K – 67, Anna Nagar East, Chennai – 600 102..

Mr. Abhay S. Meganathan Member (Trustee)B.E., M.S.,K-67, Anna Nagar East,Chennai - 600 102.

Dr. Haree Shankar Meganathan Member (Trustee)M.D.B-32, Anna Nagar East, Chennai - 600 102.

EminentFACULTYDr. M. Velan, Principal of Rajalakshmi

Institute of Technology, Chennai

has over two decades of teaching

experience. He was formerly Director

of Centre for Constituent Colleges,

Anna University, Chennai, Head and

Professor of Department of Chemical

Engineering, A.C.Tech Campus, Anna

University, Chennai. He holds a Ph.D.

(Chemical Engg) from IIT Madras, did

M.Tech (Chem. Engg), at A.C.Tech

campus, Anna University, B.Tech

(Chem. Engg), at A.C.Tech campus,

Anna University, Chennai.

His areas of interest include,

development of multiphase reactor

for environmental and biochemical

applications, biodegradation of

aromatic compounds, production of

biodiesel through enzymatic route and

removal of heavy metals and dyes

using algae as biosorbents. He has

published several papers in national

and international journals, besides

guiding several research scholars.

He is a life member of Indian Institute

of Chemical Engineers. He has

received an award for Best paper in

Green Technology and Environmental

Conservation, India.

Dr. M. VelanPrincipal

Dr. S. Selvaraju, Dean (Mechanical

Engineering), Rajalakshmi Institute of

Technology, is an expert in the field of

Marine Engineering. He has a distinction

of having served in lndian Navy and

Academics. He brings in 42 years of

rich experience in teaching, training and

research. Dr. S Selvaraju obtained his

B.E. degree from Annamalai University,

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specialization in Marine Engineering

from University of Poona and his Ph.D.

from Anna University, Chennai. He

served in Indian Navy meritoriously for

24 years and left as a Commander

to pursue teaching and research.

He worked for 13 years in a reputed

Engineering College in Chennai as

Head and Dean, Department of Marine

Engineering before joining Rajalakshmi

Engineering College. He served as

Dean (Mechanical Engineering) and

Mentor I Year at REC for 4 years before

taking over as Principal of RIT.

During his tenure in Indian Navy, he

was involved in developing Indigenous

Spares and Components for the Russian

ships. As a recognition of his excellent

professionalism he has been awarded

“Commendation Medal” from Flag

Officer Commanding –in-Chief, Eastern

Naval Command, Vishakapatnam,

and Director General of NCC,

New Delhi.

Well known for his multi disciplinary

expertise, he has done extensive work

in the area of energy systems.

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Prof. P.S. Rajeswaran graduated in Mechanical Engineering in the year 1975 from the Madras University and completed postgraduate degree in Production Engineering from the College of Engineering, Guindy in the year 1977. He started his career in the same college as Associate Lecturer in Mechanical Engineering Department.

To gain Industrial experience, he moved to the Machinery Division of M/s Southern Structurals Ltd. in the year 1978 and worked in the Industrial Engineering Department. He engaged himself in the Productivity Cell and improved the efficiency of the factory to newer heights.

From 1981 to 1988, he served in the English Electric Company of India Ltd. in Production and Control and Process Planning Departments. He was responsible for WIP Inventory Control and Supply Chain Management.

From 1989 to 1998, he worked with M/s. S & S Power Switch Gear Ltd., in the various capacities in the departments like Maintenance, Procurement, Design & Development and Marketing, As the

General Manager Profit Center, He designed and tested HV disconnectors in high power laboratories in Italy and Netherlands for world class standards. He has traveled widely in Europe and Middle East Countries for Product Development and Market Research. During his service at S&S Power Switch Gears he underwent two prestig ious management courses for Senior Managers at Indian Institute of Management, Ahmadabad and Staff Training College at Hyderabad.

He worked as Senior General Manager in M/s P.S. Electricals Ltd. and M/s Saravana Global Energy Ltd, for 3 years and introduced newer technologies in production and testing. For two and a half years he worked as a consultant for value engineering and innovative practices for medium scale industries.

He has been in the teaching profession for the last 12 years in the ranks of Assistant Professor, Professor, HoD and Dean. During this period, he received AICTE grants for conducting seminars and MODROB schemes. He was also instrumental in establishing

TIFAC- CORE a Govt. of India project in Machine vision at REC.

He is a member in professional bodies of Institution of Engineers of India, Indian Institute of Welding, Institute the Establishing Production Engineers and ISTE. An active member in SAE, he served as Vice Chairman- Students wing recognized as the Champion by SAE for ASOP course.

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Dr. P. K. NagarajanHODMechanical Engineering

Dr.P.K.Nagarajan is the Head of the Department of Mechanical Engineering. He completed Ph.D. in Heat Transfer from the prestigious National Institute of Technology,Trichy. He has 21 years of experience in Teaching & Research. He guided five research scholars for their Ph.D. in various research areas like Heat transfer enhancement using augmentation techniques, Bio diesel, Solar desalination and Nanofluids. He is also guiding four research scholars in the area of Energy and Nano technology under Anna University, Chennai.

He Visited University of Applied Science, Aachen, Solar Institute,

Julich Germany and Technical University Eindhoven, Netherlands Under European Union –Asia link program.

He executed DST funded project titled “Performance enhancement of micro finned heat exchanger using Nano fluids” under Young Scientist Scheme worth of 19.38 lakhs during 2013-16 and also conducted CSIR funded “National level workshop on Nanofluids Characterization and applications”

He has published 42 Scopus indexed International peer reviewed journal papers. He is a life member in Institution of Engineers (IE) India.

Dr.M.K.Balaji is the Head of the Department

of Humanities and Science. He completed

his Master of Science and Master of

Philosophy from Loyola College, Chennai.

He is a Gold Medalist in M.Phil degree.

He has completed his Ph.D in SCSVMV

University. He has 27 years of experience in

PG. His areas of interest include Analytical

and Geometric Function Theory.

and Applied Mathematics such as Real &

Complex Analysis, Operations Research

Dr. M. K. Balaji, HODHumanities and Science

Dr. M. GeethaHOD

Computer Science and Engineering

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Dr.M.Geetha, Head of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, has obtained her under graduate degree B.E from Bharathidhasan University and M.E from Sathyabama University. She completed her Ph.D degree from Anna University in the area of Pervasive Computing. She has around 20 years of teaching experience in reputed Engineering colleges. Her main research interests are Automata theory and Cloud computing. Apart from these, her research interests also include Compiler Design, Information Retrieval and

Information Security. Her contributions have culminated in 27 publications which include 12 International journals and 15 International conferences. She has organized several faculty development programs, workshops, conferences and Hackathon in association with the leading IT companies and various institutions like IIT, Anna University etc.

He has published various research papers

in National and International journals and

has been organizing several faculty

development programmes, workshops,

conferences. He has conducted a training

programme for faculty members in Micro

Teaching. Under his guidance, the

Department of Humanities and Science

has been organizing intensive coaching

classes for slow learners in Mathematics to

enhance the problem solving skills among

the students.

Dr. R. Rajeswari, Professor and Head

of the Department, Electronics and

Communication Engineering has obtained

her B.E in 1990 from Bharathidasan

University, Thiruchirapalli. She has obtained

her Masters degree in Quality Assurance

Technology from NIT, Thiruchirapalli in

the year 1994 and Computer Science &

Engineering from Annamalai University, in

the year 2004. She has completed her Ph.D

in the area of Medical Image Processing

from Anna University, Chennai in 2012. She

has more than 20 research papers published

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and International level. Her current areas of

research include Medical Signal and Image

Processing and Computer Vision. She has

more than 24 years of teaching experience

at UG and PG level. She is a member of

IEEE and life member of ISTE. She has

been a programme committee member and

session chair for national and international

conferences and reviewer for International

Journals. Extensive work experience as

Women Empowerment Cell Coordinator and

conducted various workshops and training

programmes for faculty members and

students.

. R. Rajeswari, Professor and Head of the Department, Electronics and Communication Engineering has obtained her B.E in 1990 from Bharathidasan University, Thiruchirapalli.

e has obtained her Masters degree in Quality Assurance Technology from NIT,Thiruchirapalli in the year 1994 and Computer Science & Engineering from Annamalai University, in the year 2004. She has completed her Ph.D in the area of Medical Image

rocessing from Anna University, Chennai in 2012. She has more than 20 research papers published in Journals and Conferences at National and International level. Her current areas

research include Medical Signal and Image Processing and Computer Vision. She has more than 24 years of teaching experience at UG and PG level. She is a member of IEEE and

e member of ISTE. She has been a programme committee member and session chair for tional and international conferences and reviewer for International Journals. Extensive

work experience as Women Empowerment Cell Coordinator and conducted various workshops and training programmes for faculty members and students.

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Dr. R. Rajeswari, Professor and Head

of the Department, Electronics and

Communication Engineering has obtained

her B.E in 1990 from Bharathidasan

University, Thiruchirapalli. She has obtained

her Masters degree in Quality Assurance

Technology from NIT, Thiruchirapalli in

the year 1994 and Computer Science &

Engineering from Annamalai University, in

the year 2004. She has completed her Ph.D

in the area of Medical Image Processing

from Anna University, Chennai in 2012. She

has more than 20 research papers published

in Journals and Conferences at National Dr. R. Rajeswari HODElectronics &Communication Engineering









































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and International level. Her current areas of

research include Medical Signal and Image

Processing and Computer Vision. She has

more than 24 years of teaching experience

at UG and PG level. She is a member of

IEEE and life member of ISTE. She has

been a programme committee member and

session chair for national and international

conferences and reviewer for International

Journals. Extensive work experience as

Women Empowerment Cell Coordinator and

conducted various workshops and training

programmes for faculty members and

students.

. R. Rajeswari, Professor and Head of the Department, Electronics and Communication Engineering has obtained her B.E in 1990 from Bharathidasan University, Thiruchirapalli.

e has obtained her Masters degree in Quality Assurance Technology from NIT,Thiruchirapalli in the year 1994 and Computer Science & Engineering from Annamalai University, in the year 2004. She has completed her Ph.D in the area of Medical Image

rocessing from Anna University, Chennai in 2012. She has more than 20 research papers published in Journals and Conferences at National and International level. Her current areas

research include Medical Signal and Image Processing and Computer Vision. She has more than 24 years of teaching experience at UG and PG level. She is a member of IEEE and

e member of ISTE. She has been a programme committee member and session chair for tional and international conferences and reviewer for International Journals. Extensive

work experience as Women Empowerment Cell Coordinator and conducted various workshops and training programmes for faculty members and students.

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Dr. C. Kamalakannan, Professor and Head of the Department, Electrical and Electronics

Engineering has obtained his degree from, The Institution of Engineers (India) in 2004

and Masters degree from Anna University during 2006. He received his Ph. D. from Anna

University in 2013 in the area of Special Electrical Machines.

He has more than 20 research publications in the national and International journals,

also, his research findings were presented in more than 15 international conferences. His

current areas of interest are Power Electronics and Drives, Renewable Energy, Electric

Vehicle Technology. He received four medals from The IE(India) for his design and research,

also received awards from The IET for his academic credibility. He has conducted two

International conferences, one National conference, seminars, workshops and FDPs

sponsored by Anna University.

He has more than 20 years of experience in the Industry, academic and Research. He is

supervising four research scholars at present and four has received their doctoral degree.

He is a member of The IET, and life member of The ISTE (India). He has been acting as

programme committee chair and session chair for many conferences and reviewer for

international journals.

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Prof. P.S. Rajeswaran graduated in Mechanical Engineering in the year 1975 from the Madras University and completed postgraduate degree in Production Engineering from the College of Engineering, Guindy in the year 1977. He started his career in the same college as Associate Lecturer in Mechanical Engineering Department.

To gain Industrial experience, he moved to the Machinery Division of M/s Southern Structurals Ltd. in the year 1978 and worked in the Industrial Engineering Department. He engaged himself in the Productivity Cell and improved the efficiency of the factory to newer heights.

From 1981 to 1988, he served in the English Electric Company of India Ltd. in Production and Control and Process Planning Departments. He was responsible for WIP Inventory Control and Supply Chain Management.

From 1989 to 1998, he worked with M/s. S & S Power Switch Gear Ltd., in the various capacities in the departments like Maintenance, Procurement, Design & Development and Marketing, As the

General Manager Profit Center, He designed and tested HV disconnectors in high power laboratories in Italy and Netherlands for world class standards. He has traveled widely in Europe and Middle East Countries for Product Development and Market Research. During his service at S&S Power Switch Gears he underwent two prestig ious management courses for Senior Managers at Indian Institute of Management, Ahmadabad and Staff Training College at Hyderabad.

He worked as Senior General Manager in M/s P.S. Electricals Ltd. and M/s Saravana Global Energy Ltd, for 3 years and introduced newer technologies in production and testing. For two and a half years he worked as a consultant for value engineering and innovative practices for medium scale industries.

He has been in the teaching profession for the last 12 years in the ranks of Assistant Professor, Professor, HoD and Dean. During this period, he received AICTE grants for conducting seminars and MODROB schemes. He was also instrumental in establishing

TIFAC- CORE a Govt. of India project in Machine vision at REC.

He is a member in professional bodies of Institution of Engineers of India, Indian Institute of Welding, Institute the Establishing Production Engineers and ISTE. An active member in SAE, he served as Vice Chairman- Students wing recognized as the Champion by SAE for ASOP course.

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Dr. P. K. NagarajanHODMechanical Engineering

CoursesB.E. Mechanical Engineering (NBA Accredited)

B.E. Computer Science and Engineering (NBA Accredited)

B.E. Electronics and Communication Engineering

B.E. Electrical and Electronics Engineering

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DEPARTMENT OF

Mechanical ENGINEERINGThe Department of Mechanical Engineering was started in the year 2008, the

year of inception of the college. It is a major department of the college, with a

sanctioned intake of 180 students. Since its inception the department has actively

participated in teaching, training, design, development, research and extension

activities.

The department has been consistently producing graduates who are well-

trained to face the real challenges of the outside world and excel in all fields.

The well-qualified and dedicated faculty members and facilities provided in the

department shapes and mould the students to fit into the industrial, managerial

and administrative positions; both nationally and globally.


VISION

• To become a globally recognized Mechanical Engineering

Department known for its excellence in education and research

• Toproduceinnovative,dedicated,andpassionateMechanical

Engineers with social consciousness.

MISSION

• Toinstillthespiritofdesign,manufacturing,qualityandresearch

in the minds of the students.

• TocreatemutuallybeneficialrelationshipsbetweentheInstitute,

Industry and Alumni.

• Tosolverealworldproblemsofmankindandcontinueproviding

knowledge and tools required to facilitate the importance of

Mechanical Engineering.

• To serve the society by producing Proactive, Innovative,

Technology-driven and socially conscious Engineers.

FACILITIES IN THE DEPARTMENT

• Spaciouslecturehallswellequippedwithteachingaids.

• AirConditionedseminarhallforco-curricularactivities.

• Enormous volumes of books, journals, magazines readily

accessible in the Department Library.

• 9 Dedicated laboratories for practical subjects with high end

configuration systems in a ratio of 1:1.

• Licensedsoftwaresforlaboratorycourseswithsufficientnumber

of users.

• Open source initiative in programming courses for Industry

readiness.

• 24X7learningsupportforstudentsthroughe-learningsystem.

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VISION

• To become a globally recognized Mechanical Engineering

Department known for its excellence in education and research

• Toproduceinnovative,dedicated,andpassionateMechanical

Engineers with social consciousness.

MISSION

• Toinstillthespiritofdesign,manufacturing,qualityandresearch

in the minds of the students.

• TocreatemutuallybeneficialrelationshipsbetweentheInstitute,

Industry and Alumni.

• Tosolverealworldproblemsofmankindandcontinueproviding

knowledge and tools required to facilitate the importance of

Mechanical Engineering.

• To serve the society by producing Proactive, Innovative,

Technology-driven and socially conscious Engineers.


• Spaciouslecturehallswellequippedwithteachingaids.

• AirConditionedseminarhallforco-curricularactivities.

• Enormous volumes of books, journals, magazines readily

accessible in the Department Library.

• 9 Dedicated laboratories for practical subjects with high end

configuration systems in a ratio of 1:1.

• Licensedsoftwaresforlaboratorycourseswithsufficientnumber

of users.

• Open source initiative in programming courses for Industry

readiness.

• 24X7learningsupportforstudentsthroughe-learningsystem.

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FACILITIES IN THE LABORATORIES

List of Laboratories

• EngineeringPracticeslab

• CAD/CAMlab

• Mechatronicslab

• Fluidmechanicsandmachinerylab

• ThermalEngineeringlab

• MetrologyandMeasurementlab

• DynamicsofMachinerylab

• ManufacturingTechnologylab

• Strengthofmaterialslab

ADDITIONAL FACILITIES CREATED

The Centre for Advanced Manufacturing has been created there by

providing state of art facility with an excellent opportunity to build a

strong platform in the field of 3D Printing, Robotics & Composites.

The research labs available in Centre for Advanced Manufacturing

are:

• MaterialResearchLab

• RoboticsResearchLab

• 3DPrintingResearchLab

• Training Roomwith PC’s loadedwith CAD/CAM/CAE/Reverse

Engineering Softwares.

• Non–DestructiveTesting.

SCOPE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION

Mechanical Engineers are one of the most sought after engineering

professionals in all industries as almost all the industries are

linked to this field of Engineering. They are employed in industries

like Automobile, Machine tool, Textile, Agricultural equipments,

Consumer durables, Material handling equipment and also in mining,

chemical and construction industries, and in all the processing

industries like sugar, cement, petroleum, rubber, pharmaceuticals

etc.Otherserviceorientedindustrieslikearmedservices,transport,

aviation, marine, hospitals, and power generation etc, also employ

Mechanical Engineers.

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SEMINARS / WORKSHOPS / CONFERENCES

1. OneDayworkshopon“Introduction toYogaand

Meditation for professional excellence and stress

Management” was conducted on 06-08-2018.

2. Mr.S.Yuvaraj, Asst. Professor delivered a Lecture

in a topic “Robotics and its Applications” to the

students of Chellammal Vidyalaya, Nungampakkam

on 29-09-2018.The second and third year students

from VIPRA 3D have contributed in the Robotics

Project Demonstration to the students.

3. TwoDaysNationallevelworkshopon“Intellectual

Property Rights and Art of Writing Funding

Proposals and Journal Articles” conducted on

05th&06thOctober,2018.Around60delegates

across the nation participated in the workshop.

The workshop was flagged off by the chief guest

Mr.Udhayashanker, Assistant Controller of Patents

&Designs,PatentOffice,Chennai.

4. OneDayWorkshopon“OVERVIEWOFAIRCRAFT

DESIGN” was conducted in association with

Centre of Excellence in Aerospace and Defence,

VTU, Bangalore on 8th October, 2018. Dr. K.

Badari Narayana, Principal consultant, Centre

of Excellence in Aerospace and Defence, VTU,

Bangalore was invited as Chief Guest.

5. “Onedayworkshopon3Dprinting”wasconducted

by CAM on 28-02-2019. Around 40 students

of our campus have registered and attended

the workshop. The program was organised by

Mr.C.Murugan, Asst. Professor.

6. Two days National Conference On “Recent

Innovations in Advanced Material Science

(RIAMS’19)” was conducted on 13th and 14st

March 2019. The research scholars and faculty

members from various institutes participated in the

conference.

TRAINING PROGRAMMES

1. “OnedayHands-onTrainingon3D-Printing”was

organizedbyCentreforAdvancedManufacturing,

on27thAugust2018inassociationwithVIPRA3D,

Students Startup of RIT.

EVENTS ORGANIZED

1. “Burning Rubber”, a Motor Sport Event was

organised in association with Volkswagen India on

19th July 2018.

2. Engineers Day was celebrated at RIT on 15th

September, 2018.. The event was organised by the

department of Mechanical Engineering. We were

honoured to have Mr. N. Subramanian, Senior Data

Analyst, ANB Systems as the chief guest.

3. Entrepreneurship awareness camp (Sponsored

by DST) was conducted from 26-09-2018 to 28-

09-2018. Delicates from various institutes and

industries delivered lectures in different sessions.

4. The Alumnus talk was given by Mr. Mohnish

S. Kumar, Assistant Manager, Research &

Development, Testing & Vehicle Development

Department, Hyundai Motor India Engineering Pvt

Ltd. titled “Roadmap to a Successful Career in

Mechanical Engineering” on 29.09.2018. He is our

alumnus from the first batch of RIT.

5. The Alumnus talk was given by Mr.Bharath

Kumar, Application Engineer, NETZSCH Pumps

and Systems on 06-10-2018. He is an Alumnus

of 2012-2016 Batch of Mechanical Engineering,

Rajalakshmi Institute of Technology.

6. “ANationalScienceDay–2019”wasconducted

on 28-02-2019. As a part of celebration, various

events were conducted for our students. The event

was organised by Mr.S.Vivek and Mr.N.Lingaraj.

7. A National level Technical symposium “KOLBEN

2K19” was conducted on 09-03-2019. Students

from various institutions participated in the events.

The events were organised to give an opportunity

for the students for expressing their talent in

technical and non-technical domains.

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SEMINARS / WORKSHOPS / CONFERENCES

1. OneDayworkshopon“Introduction toYogaand

Meditation for professional excellence and stress

Management” was conducted on 06-08-2018.

2. Mr.S.Yuvaraj, Asst. Professor delivered a Lecture

in a topic “Robotics and its Applications” to the

students of Chellammal Vidyalaya, Nungampakkam

on 29-09-2018.The second and third year students

from VIPRA 3D have contributed in the Robotics

Project Demonstration to the students.

3. TwoDaysNationallevelworkshopon“Intellectual

Property Rights and Art of Writing Funding

Proposals and Journal Articles” conducted on

05th&06thOctober,2018.Around60delegates

across the nation participated in the workshop.

The workshop was flagged off by the chief guest

Mr.Udhayashanker, Assistant Controller of Patents

&Designs,PatentOffice,Chennai.

4. OneDayWorkshopon“OVERVIEWOFAIRCRAFT

DESIGN” was conducted in association with

Centre of Excellence in Aerospace and Defence,

VTU, Bangalore on 8th October, 2018. Dr. K.

Badari Narayana, Principal consultant, Centre

of Excellence in Aerospace and Defence, VTU,

Bangalore was invited as Chief Guest.

5. “Onedayworkshopon3Dprinting”wasconducted

by CAM on 28-02-2019. Around 40 students

of our campus have registered and attended

the workshop. The program was organised by

Mr.C.Murugan, Asst. Professor.

6. Two days National Conference On “Recent

Innovations in Advanced Material Science

(RIAMS’19)” was conducted on 13th and 14st

March 2019. The research scholars and faculty

members from various institutes participated in the

conference.

TRAINING PROGRAMMES

1. “OnedayHands-onTrainingon3D-Printing”was

organizedbyCentreforAdvancedManufacturing,

on27thAugust2018inassociationwithVIPRA3D,

Students Startup of RIT.

EVENTS ORGANIZED

1. “Burning Rubber”, a Motor Sport Event was

organised in association with Volkswagen India on

19th July 2018.

2. Engineers Day was celebrated at RIT on 15th

September, 2018.. The event was organised by the

department of Mechanical Engineering. We were

honoured to have Mr. N. Subramanian, Senior Data

Analyst, ANB Systems as the chief guest.

3. Entrepreneurship awareness camp (Sponsored

by DST) was conducted from 26-09-2018 to 28-

09-2018. Delicates from various institutes and

industries delivered lectures in different sessions.

4. The Alumnus talk was given by Mr. Mohnish

S. Kumar, Assistant Manager, Research &

Development, Testing & Vehicle Development

Department, Hyundai Motor India Engineering Pvt

Ltd. titled “Roadmap to a Successful Career in

Mechanical Engineering” on 29.09.2018. He is our

alumnus from the first batch of RIT.

5. The Alumnus talk was given by Mr.Bharath

Kumar, Application Engineer, NETZSCH Pumps

and Systems on 06-10-2018. He is an Alumnus

of 2012-2016 Batch of Mechanical Engineering,

Rajalakshmi Institute of Technology.

6. “ANationalScienceDay–2019”wasconducted

on 28-02-2019. As a part of celebration, various

events were conducted for our students. The event

was organised by Mr.S.Vivek and Mr.N.Lingaraj.

7. A National level Technical symposium “KOLBEN

2K19” was conducted on 09-03-2019. Students

from various institutions participated in the events.

The events were organised to give an opportunity

for the students for expressing their talent in

technical and non-technical domains.

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PUBLICATIONS

Yuvaraj, S. Malayalamurthi, R.; Gokulprasath,

S.; Venkatesh Raja, K., “Assessment of contact

parameters of soft splined hemispherical finger tip

pressed against a concave profile”, Material Research

Express, Vol:05(6), PP:74-79, Jun 2018, ISSN 2053-

1591.

S.Yuvaraj, “Assessment of contact characteristics of

softfingertipinmultiprofiegrasping”,IOPConference

Series- Material Science and Engineering, Vol:441,

PP:01-07,Jun2018,1757-899X.

S.Yuvaraj, R. Malayalamurthi, K. Venkatesh Raja,

“Assessment of soft materials for anthropomorphic

soft robotic finger tips”, Material Testing, Vol:60(9),

PP:902-906, Sep 2018.

S.Stephen Bernard, L. S. Jayakumari “Pressure and

Temperature Sensitivity Analysis of Palm Fiber as

a Biobased Reinforcement Material in Brakepad”,

Journal of Brazilian Society of Mechanical Science

and Engineering, Vol:40(152), PP:1-12, March 2018.

ISSN:1678-5878.

S.K.Rajesh Kanna, K.C.Udaiyakumar “Ant colony

optimization algorithm for the identifying theoptimal

parameters for worm gear design”, International

Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, Vol:119(13),

PP:231-240, June 2018. ISSN: 1314-3395.

S.Aravinth, V. Sugumaran “Air compressor fault

diagnosis through statistical feature extraction and

randomforestclassifier”,Oct2018,Vol:12,PP:1-2.

S K Rajesh Kanna, K C Udaiyakumar, S Dinesh Kumar

and N Lingaraj, “3D heterogeneous bin packing

framework for multiconstrained problems using hybrid

genetic approach”, IOP Conference Series-Material

Science and Engineering, Vol:12, PP:1-9, June 2018.

ISSN:1757-899X.

P.Naryanasamy, N.Selvakumar, P.Balasundar, “Effect

of weight percentage of TiC on their tribological

properties of magnesium composites”, Materials

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today Proceedings, Elsevier publications. Vol 5,Page

no6570-6578,2018,ISSN:2214-7853.

Ramkumar Thulasiram, Narayanasamy P,

M.Selvakumar & P.Balasundar, “Effect of nano-

reinforced B4C on the dry sliding wear behaviour of

Ti-6Al-4V sintered composites using response surface

methodology”, Archives of Metallurgy and Material,

DEGRUYTERPublications,Vol:63(3),Pageno:1179-

1200, 2018. ISSN: 17333490, 23001909. (Impact

Factor:0.571)Annexure-I.

Ramkumar Thulasiram, Selvakumar Mani,

Narayanasamy Pandiaraj & P. Balasundar, “Effect of

B4C in Ti-6Al-4V Matrix on Workability Behavior of

Powder Metallurgy Composites During Cold Upsetting”,

International Journal of Materials Research, HANSER

Publications, Vol:109 (12), Page no:1146-1152, 2018.

ISSN:1862,5282(ImpactFactor:0.748)Annexure-I.

P.Balasundar, P.Narayanasamy, “Characterization of

Ferric oxide reinforced magnesium nano-composites

processed through microwave sintering/powder

metallurgy”, International Journal of Microstructure

andMechanicalProperties,Indersciencepublishers–

Vol:13(6),Pageno:447-453,2018.ISSN:1741,8410

(Impact Factor:0.15)

P.Balasundar,“ExtractionandCharacterizationofnew

natural cellulosic Chloris barbata fiber”, Journal of

Natural Fibers, Taylor & Francis Publications, Vol:15

(3),Pageno:436-444,2018.ISSN:1544,0478(Impact

Factor:1.076)Annexure-I.

S.Dinesh Kumar, G.Sai Krishanan, J.Dasa Prakash,

“Investigation onmechanical and thermal properties

of pcl blended graphene biocomposites”, Polimerose,

(Accepted for publication), 2018. ISSN: 1544, 0478

(ImpactFactor:1.076)Annexure-I.

Jafrey Daniel James D, S. Manoharan, G. Saikrishnan

&S.Arjun, “Influenceofbagasse/sisalfibrestacking

sequence on the mechanical characteristics of

hybrid-epoxy composites”, Journal of Natural Fibers,

February 2019.

MOUs SIGNED WITH INDUSTRY

1. MoU with APlus+ Group, Coimbatore on

14/12/2017 for facilitating Training,

Consultancy Services through Industrial Projects,

in the domains of NDT, CAD/CAM/CAE and MEP.

2. MoU has been signed with Hexa Consultancy

Services on 29/12/2017 for facilitating Training,

Industries Institution Interaction Model.

3. MoU with EPR Labs Chennai, on 23/01/2018 for

setting up Industrial Robotics Research Lab under

Centre for Advanced Manufacturing (CAM).

4. Centre for Advanced Manufacturing (CAM) has

signed Non-Dislcosure Agreement with Power

Automobiles, Chennai on 30/01/2018 for carrying

out consultancy project titled “Reverse Engineering

of Three Wheeler Chassis”.

INDUSTRY INSTITUTE INTERACTION CELL

A core team from Mechanical Department has been

formed to work in line with Training & Placement

department for exploring current market trends &

team periodically visits reputed OEM’s & Tier 1

Automobile sector companies with regard to Training /

Placements and MOU activities.

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IN PLANT TRAINING

The students have undergone in plant training in the following companies.

Wheels India Pvt Ltd, ICF, GEM Corporation, Wheels India Pvt Ltd, Bogwarner Morse Systems, Lucas TVS,

KCP Ltd, MADRAS Engineering Industries Pvt Ltd, Ashok Leyland, Brakes India Pvt Ltd, Precision Industries

RESEARCH GRANTS

1. Dr.R.Ragu, Vice Principal has received a fund Rs.20000 from DST for conducting 3 days Entrepreneurship

awareness camp.

2. Dr.S.K.Rajesh Kanna and Mr.N.Lingaraj have received Rs.20000 as a research grant from Institute of Engineers

for the project titled “Development of Semi-Automatic IntegratedGuidance System for SideMirrors and

Headlamps to Enhance the Drivers Vision Assistance in Automobiles”.

3. Dr.S.Dinesh Kumar has received Rs.315000 as a research grant from AICTE for STTP on “Research

Methodologies in Mechanical Sciences”.

4. Dr.S.DineshKumar has receivedRs.350000 as a research grant fromAICTE for STTP on “3DPrinting –

Concepts, Methods and Applications”.

PRIZES, AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS

1. Dr.G.Suresh,AssociateprofessorandMr.S.Yuvaraj,AssistantProfessorhavesecuredEliterankinginNPTEL

online tests.

2. The following students of our department successfully completed NPTEL course.

S.No. Course Name Name Final Score Topper

1. Product Design and Innovation Mr.M.Mohana Krishnan (IVYear)

82 Topper of 5% in this course

2. Robotics Mr.K.Arjun (II Mech )

88 Topper of 5% in this course

3. The details of University Rank holders for the batch 2014-2018 have been mentioned below.

S.No. Student Name Anna University Rank

1 Mr. P. Surya 22

2 Mr. K. M. Mithleshvarr Raj 30

3 Ms. S. Anusha 41

4 Mr. S. Sankara Kumar 50

ALUMNI SPEAK

I am privileged to be the student of Rajalakshmi Institute of Technology. It changed my attitude and made me

achieve my career goals. I am really proud to be an RITian. The things which I learnt in RIT have been really helpful

for me to be a successful engineer in the industrial society.

AATHYANDRA HIDHA SIVARAJ (2012-2016 Batch)

Fresh Works Pvt. Ltd.,

RESEARCH GRANTSRajesh Kanna, S.K., Lingaraj, N., “Characterization of Ti Alloy Metal Matrix Composites for Air Craft Gas Turbine

Engine Blades” Institute of Engineers, India, July 2017, Grant Value-Rs. 25,000.

Dr. S.Dinesh Kumar received grant of Rs.30,000 from Department of Atomic Energy (DAE), Govt. of India towards

National Conference on Recent innovation in Advanced material Science.

INDUSTRY INSTITUTE INTERACTION CELLA core team from Mechanical Department has been formed to work in line with Training & Placement department

for exploring current market trends & training needs to fill the Industry Institute Gap. The team periodically visits

reputed OEM’s & Tier 1 Automobile sector companies with regard to Training / Placements and MOU activities.

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The Department of Computer Science and

Engineering (CSE) was established in the

year 2008 with an intake of 60 and in 2012 the

intake increased to 120 and subsequently in

the 2017 the number rose to 180. The B.E.

(CSE) Programme has been accredited

by National Board of Accreditation (NBA)

for the period 2016-2019. The department

has MoUs signed with Anna University,

LinuXperts Systems, etc. The department

has been awarded “Best Accredited Student

Branch Award” for the year 2014-15 and

2016-17 by the Computer Society of India

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COMPUTERSCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

COMPUTERSCIENCE AND ENGINEERINGThe Department of Computer Science and Engineering was established in the year 2008 with

an initial intake of 60 students and now has currently reached an intake of 180 students in

recent years. The department moves with the vision of empowering the students with high

challenges of modern computing industry and research for the positive contributions to the

members which includes 4 Professors, 6 Associate Professors & 15 Assistant Professors.

There are 7 research scholars currently pursuing their research activities in the various

universities. Faculty members of the department are the members of various professional

and technical bodies like IEEE, CSI and ISTE.

The department has been accredited by NBA. The department has fully equipped laboratory

facilities to carryout various real-time projects, research and consultancy projects. Our main

focus is on the academic excellence of our students for which our faculty members motivate

the students to participate in various technical activities. Our students are also encouraged

to participate in various industry/ministries sponsored contests like Smart India Hackathon,

India innovation challenge design contests and ARM Design challenges. Regular training

program are conducted to enhance the employability of our students. In addition to this,

value-added program is also available to improve their soft skills and programming ability.

around Tamil Nadu.

The

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VISION To empower the students with high quality technical education in the field of Computer Science and Engineering to face the challenges of modern computing industry and research for the positive contributions to the society.

MISSION • Toproducegloballycompetentandhighlyemployable

professionals, who will be innovative in solving real world problems.

• Totrainthestudentswithhighethicalvaluestoservethe society efficiently in their profession.

• To promote research activities of the students andfaculty members that could fortify industry academic community connections.

LABORATORY FACILITIESThe Department is fully equipped with well diversified software installed to cater the needs of the students and covering the curriculum specified by the affiliated University. Each computer Lab has adequate number of systems, printers and all are interconnected. Most of the systems are having latest configurations and follows the principle of one man one machine.

LABORATORIES• ComputerGraphicsLab• DataStructureLab• NetworkingLab• CaseToolsLab• WebTechnologyLab• GridandCloudComputingLab• MobileComputingLab• ProgrammingLanguageLab

HIGHER STUDIESThe students of CSE can pursue Higher Studies in the field of Engineering, Science, Technology & Management and can take up research, high-end programmes like M.S., M.Tech, or M.E. The Masters Degree Programmes can help them to get jobs in R&D divisions or project leaders inthebestorganizations.

JOBS ARENAWhile the computer field is one of the fastest growing segments of industry today, it is also one of the fastest changing areas technologically. On a daily basis,computer professionals are called on to analyzechallenges, formulate and test solutions, use advanced communications or multimedia equipment, or work in teams for product development. The opportunities are enormous.

The list of career opportunity areas for Computer Science and Engineering graduates are:

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VISION To empower the students with high quality technical education in the field of Computer Science and Engineering to face the challenges of modern computing industry and research for the positive contributions to the society.

MISSION • Toproducegloballycompetentandhighlyemployable

professionals, who will be innovative in solving real world problems.

• Totrainthestudentswithhighethicalvaluestoservethe society efficiently in their profession.

• To promote research activities of the students andfaculty members that could fortify industry academic community connections.

LABORATORY FACILITIESThe Department is fully equipped with well diversified software installed to cater the needs of the students and covering the curriculum specified by the affiliated University. Each computer Lab has adequate number of systems, printers and all are interconnected. Most of the systems are having latest configurations and follows the principle of one man one machine.

LABORATORIES• ComputerGraphicsLab• DataStructureLab• NetworkingLab• CaseToolsLab• WebTechnologyLab• GridandCloudComputingLab• MobileComputingLab• ProgrammingLanguageLab

HIGHER STUDIESThe students of CSE can pursue Higher Studies in the field of Engineering, Science, Technology & Management and can take up research, high-end programmes like M.S., M.Tech, or M.E. The Masters Degree Programmes can help them to get jobs in R&D divisions or project leaders inthebestorganizations.

JOBS ARENAWhile the computer field is one of the fastest growing segments of industry today, it is also one of the fastest changing areas technologically. On a daily basis,computer professionals are called on to analyzechallenges, formulate and test solutions, use advanced communications or multimedia equipment, or work in teams for product development. The opportunities are enormous.

The list of career opportunity areas for Computer Science and Engineering graduates are:

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Intelligence emphasizes the creation of intelligent

AI includes:

• Natural Language Processing

Natural language processing is concerned with the interactions between computers and human languages, in particular how to program computers to process and analyze large amounts of natural language data.

• Machine Learning

Machine learning provides systems the ability to automatically learn and improve from experience without being explicitly programmed.

• Deep Learning

Deep learning is concerned with emulating the learning approach that human beings use to gain certain types of knowledge to automate predictive analytics.

Big Data Analytics

Big data analytics is the often complex process of examining large and varied data sets to uncover information including hidden patterns, unknown correlations, market trends and customer preferences that can help organizations make informed business decisions..

Cloud Computing

Cloud computing is the on-demand availability of computer system resources, especially data storage and computing power, without direct active management by the user. It is generally used to describe data centers available to many users over the Internet.

Cryptography and Network Security

Network security is the security provided to a network from unauthorized access and risks. Cryptography converts the

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Blockchain Technology

Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency and the blockchain is the technology that underpins it. A cryptocurrency refers to a digital coin that runs on a blockchain. Understanding how the blockchain works with bitcoin will allow us to see how the technology can be transferred to many other real-world use.

Internet of Things

The internet of things, or IoT, is a system of interrelated computing devices, mechanical and digital machines, objects,

the ability to transfer data over a network without requiring human-to-human or human-to-computer interaction.

Game Programming

of the game designers, integrating the art and sound, and translating it all into a playable game. Doing this requires a lot of mathematics, logic and computer skills, particularly in the area of programming languages like C/C++, scripting languages and application programming interfaces or APIs.

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EVENTS ORGANIZED

Name of the Event Topic Resource Person

Workshop Free software basics, python and Django

Mr. RagulKanth, Full Stack Developer, Wideva Systems Pvt. Ltd.Mr. Sathish Kumar, Full Stack Developer, Wideva Systems Pvt. Ltd.

Club Event Android Application Development Club students of Techsparks, RIT

Club Event 2D Animation Club students of Techsparks, RIT

National Conference National Conference on Data Science and Intelligent Information Technology (NCDSIIT’18)

Mr.P.S.Kankesh,B.E,M.S,Subdivisions Engineer, Chief General Manager, Tamilnadu Circle BSNL about Enterprise Resource Planning

National Level Technical Symposium

National Level Technical Symposium“CONFIGURE2k18”

Mr. Alfred Devanesan Samuel

24 hours Hackathon SAACHACK’18

Security/SmartCityAugmentation RealityArtificial Intelligence CloudHackathon’18

Chief Guest:

1. Mr. Sunil David, Regional Director, IoT,AT&T India.

2. Mr.Vijayaragavarengaraj Ramakrishnan, Associate Director-Technology, Virtusa.

The Jury members were from various industries like L&T, BigElogic, IBM, Wipro, MatrixcareIndiaPvtLimited,Amazon,TCS, Freshworks, Zoho Corporation, UMM Digital, Freelance, CTS, Glosys Technology Solutions Pvt.Ltd, Fidelity Investments, Infosys, Resprolabs, Kone Elevators, Softeon.

Guest Lecture Model View Controller Architecture

Mr.Rajeev Kumar, Senior Software Developer, MatrixCare India Pvt. Ltd.

Guest Lecture Advanced Concepts in Distributed Systems

Dr. S. Manivannan, Asso, Prof, Vellore Institute of Technology.

Workshop Alibaa Cloud Essentials Mr. Ranjith Udaya Kumar, Data Engineer, OneglobeTechnologies.


National Level Technical Symposium,“CONFIGURE-2K19”

Mr. Madhu Venkat, Delivery Head Manager, PDI Software.

National conference National conference on Data Science and Intelligent Information Technology (NCDSIIT’19)

1. Ms. Hema Gopal, IT strategist and Advisor, Former Vice president, TCS.

2.Ms.S.LakshmiSudha,GroupManager/IndiaHeadASTEMEA,BNYMellonTechnoloy India Pvt. Ltd.

3. Dr. Shyamala, Asso. Prof, VIT. 4. Prof. Anithaashri, CIT

Workshop Android Application Development

Mr.Keerthivasan,Full Stack Developer,Internet WalletMyanmarLtd,Yangon,Myanma

Guest Lecture Testing Tool Selenium Ms.R.S.Vaishnavi MeganathanTesting Lead, Accenture, Chennai.

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EVENTS ORGANIZED

Name of the Event Topic Resource Person

Workshop Free software basics, python and Django

Mr. RagulKanth, Full Stack Developer, Wideva Systems Pvt. Ltd.Mr. Sathish Kumar, Full Stack Developer, Wideva Systems Pvt. Ltd.

Club Event Android Application Development Club students of Techsparks, RIT

Club Event 2D Animation Club students of Techsparks, RIT

National Conference National Conference on Data Science and Intelligent Information Technology (NCDSIIT’18)

Mr.P.S.Kankesh,B.E,M.S,Subdivisions Engineer, Chief General Manager, Tamilnadu Circle BSNL about Enterprise Resource Planning


National Level Technical Symposium“CONFIGURE2k18”

Mr. Alfred Devanesan Samuel

24 hours Hackathon SAACHACK’18

Security/SmartCityAugmentation RealityArtificial Intelligence CloudHackathon’18

Chief Guest:

1. Mr. Sunil David, Regional Director, IoT,AT&T India.

2. Mr.Vijayaragavarengaraj Ramakrishnan, Associate Director-Technology, Virtusa.

The Jury members were from various industries like L&T, BigElogic, IBM, Wipro, MatrixcareIndiaPvtLimited,Amazon,TCS, Freshworks, Zoho Corporation, UMM Digital, Freelance, CTS, Glosys Technology Solutions Pvt.Ltd, Fidelity Investments, Infosys, Resprolabs, Kone Elevators, Softeon.

Guest Lecture Model View Controller Architecture

Mr.Rajeev Kumar, Senior Software Developer, MatrixCare India Pvt. Ltd.

Guest Lecture Advanced Concepts in Distributed Systems

Dr. S. Manivannan, Asso, Prof, Vellore Institute of Technology.

Workshop Alibaa Cloud Essentials Mr. Ranjith Udaya Kumar, Data Engineer, OneglobeTechnologies.


National Level Technical Symposium,“CONFIGURE-2K19”

Mr. Madhu Venkat, Delivery Head Manager, PDI Software.

National conference National conference on Data Science and Intelligent Information Technology (NCDSIIT’19)

1. Ms. Hema Gopal, IT strategist and Advisor, Former Vice president, TCS.

2.Ms.S.LakshmiSudha,GroupManager/IndiaHeadASTEMEA,BNYMellonTechnoloy India Pvt. Ltd.

3. Dr. Shyamala, Asso. Prof, VIT. 4. Prof. Anithaashri, CIT

Workshop Android Application Development

Mr.Keerthivasan,Full Stack Developer,Internet WalletMyanmarLtd,Yangon,Myanma

Guest Lecture Testing Tool Selenium Ms.R.S.Vaishnavi MeganathanTesting Lead, Accenture, Chennai.

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2. PradeepKumarS2018,“GenerationofRandomNumbers in Time Dependent color CAPTCHA for Enabling Web Security Access”, Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences, vol. 13, spl issue4(SCOPUS)

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5. Geetha M 2018, “Clustering Based Approachusing fingerprint authentication for identifying fake profiles in online social Networks”, International Journal of Advanced Research Trends in Engineering and Technology, vol. 5, special issue 2.

6. LalithaR&SreelekhaB2018,“SecureCommutingfor School Children Using RFID and SIM800 GSM modem”, International Journal of Advanced Research Trends in Engineering and Technology, vol. 5, special issue 2.

7. Paul Jasmine Rani L 2018, “Admonishing andalerting malicious webpages in real time”, International Journal of Advanced Research Trends in Engineering and Technology, vol. 5, special issue 2.

8. Paul Jasmine Rani L 2018, “Products purchaseusing technologies like RFID, Arduino and Zigbee”, International Journal of Advanced Research Trends in Engineering and Technology, vol. 5, special issue 2.

9. KalpanaG 2018, “Sensor based train accidentsavoidance system by obstacle detection method”, International Journal of Advanced Research Trends in Engineering and Technology, vol. 5, special issue 2.

10. Pradeep Kumar S 2018, “IOT based approachfor women security using GSM and GPS”, International Journal of Advanced Research Trends in Engineering and Technology, vol. 5, special issue 2.

11. Swetha V 2018, “Preserving privacy ofpersonalised data by Sobel Edge Detection in hybrid cloud”, International Journal of Advanced Research Trends in Engineering and Technology, vol. 5, special issue 2.

12. AshokV2018,“Inter-ContactRoutinginCellularNetworks”, International Journal of Advanced Research Trends in Engineering and Technology, vol. 5, special issue 2.

13. MariaMichaelVisuwasanL2018,“DecentralizedErasure coded Archival Method for Cloud File System”, International Journal of Advanced Research Trends in Engineering and Technology, vol. 5, special issue 2.

14. DeepikaP2018,“Anovelmethodforimprovisationof video capturing using drone technology in IOT”,InternationalJournalofAdvancedResearchTrends in Engineering and Technology, vol. 5, special issue 2.

15. AarthyDK2018,“Steganographytechniquesforsecured data transmission”, International Journal of Advanced Research Trends in Engineering and Technology, vol. 5, special issue 2.

16. Aarthy D K 2018, “Public e-transit cashlesse-ticketing and real time location tracking”, International Journal of Advanced Research Trends in Engineering and Technology, vol. 5, special issue 2.

17. Dhinakaran K 2018, “Analysis of Disease frommultiplehealthcaredatabyusingHL7messageon HDFS”, International Journal of Advanced Research Trends in Engineering and Technology, vol. 5, special issue 2.

18. Velumadhava Rao R 2018, “Smart GarbageManagement System Using IOT A Survey”,International Journal of Advanced Research Trends in Engineering and Technology, vol. 5, special issue 2.

19. GnanavelR2018,“Approachesforsavinghumanlife and their properties from wildlife”, International Journal of Advanced Research Trends in Engineering and Technology, vol. 5, special issue 2.

20. Maria Michael Visuwasan L 2018, “NMA:Integrating big data into a novel mobile application using knowledge extraction for big data analytics”, ClusterComputing–Springer,Specialissue(WoSExtended).

21. Jayashree D 2018, “Dual authentication doorunlocking using voice recognition and rgb

PUBLICATIONS

graphical password”, Journal for Advanced Research in Applied Sciences, vol. 5, issue 3.

22. Jayashree D & Velumadhava Rao R 2018, “Automatedelectricmeter reading systemusingLi-Fi technology”, Journal for Advanced Research in Applied Sciences, vol. 5, issue 3.

23. Lalitha R 2018, “Relocation of burstiness awareresources in green computing environment”, Journal for Advanced Research in Applied Sciences, vol. 5, issue 3.

24. Udaya B 2018, “Monitoring document streamon multiple web applications using rare pattern domain analysis”, Journal for Advanced Research in Applied Sciences, vol. 5, issue 3.

25. Gnanavel R & Pandithurai O 2018, “Cybernatedaqua trait auditing system”, Journal for Advanced Research in Applied Sciences, vol. 5, issue 3.

26. DhinakaranK2018,“ANovelMethodPreventingDataOver-CollectionUsingDynamicPermissionMapping In Mobile Cloud Environment”, Journal for Advanced Research in Applied Sciences, vol. 5, issue 3.

27. Ashok V & Baby Shamini P 2018, “Seasonalautomation of drip irrigation using internet of things”, Journal for Advanced Research in Applied Sciences, vol. 5, issue 3.

28. Swetha V 2018, “Clone node detection usingenergy efficient clustering (eec) protocol”, Journal for Advanced Research in Applied Sciences, vol. 5, issue 3.

29. Illakiya T 2018, “Automatic personalizedrecommender using clustering algorithm for e-learning”, Journal for Advanced Research in Applied Sciences, vol. 5, issue 3.

30. Velumadhava Rao R, Sakthivel A, YogarajanM, Surya M 2019, “Enhanced retrieval overhierarichal attribute based encrypted document in cloud computing”, Suraj Punj Journal for multidisciplinary research (spjmr), pp.901-911, vol. 9 issue 3 no. 143 - UGC.

31. Ajith Chandrasekar I, Aniruth K, Arjun K V, Udaya B2019,“Privacypreservingcloudstoragebasedon a three layer security model”, International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology, vol. 6, issue 3.

32. Balaji B & Gopi Selvam D 2019, “Resourceallocation priority for water flow monitoring in reservoirs using Big Data Analytics”, International

Journal of research in Applied science & Technology,vol.7,issue3.

33. Aruna Yamini S, Elakkiya U K, Keerthiga S,Baby Shamini P 2019, “Cost maintenance andincreased performance in cloud data centres”, Suraj Punj Journal For Multidisciplinary Research vol. 9, issue 3.

34. Kirthiga S, Kiruthiga E, Vaishali J P, Paul Jasmin Rani L 2019, “Eliminating products fake reviewsusing network parametres and geo location”, Suraj Punj Journal For Multidisciplinary Research, vol. 9, issue 3.

35. Sreelekha B, Srinivasan S, Ramanujham S, Srihari V 2019, “Heartrate Monitoring System in SmartCars”, International Journal of Scientific Research and Review, vol. 8, issue 3.

36. Jayashree D, Arun Gokul G R, Balaji L, Dinesh U 2019,“ASurveyonPredictingtheNature/Emotionof an Individual in Group Discussion using Image Processing”, International Journal of Research in Engineering, Science and Management, vol. 2, issue 3.

37. LalithaR,DharshiniK,KrishnaveniN,LakshmiM2019, “Identification of plants and its medicinaluses by deep learning”, International journal of scientific research, vol. 8, issue 3.

38. Lalitha R, Akshaya R, Bhagya Eswari S, Dharani S2019,“ASurveyonanticipationofthepricesofcryptocurrency using deep learning”, International Journal of Research in Engineering, Science and Management, vol. 2, issue 3.

39. Kalpana G, Ashwin Kumar A, Bala Ganesh A P, Gopinath S, “Multiransation & black moneymonitoring with secured cloud data storage”, Suraj Punj Journal for multidisciplinary research (spjmr),pp.901-911,vol.9 issue 3 no.143(2019)- UGC.

40. Aruna Yamini S, Elakkiya U K, Keerthiga S,Baby Shamini P 2019, “Cost maintenance andincreased performance in cloud data centres”, Suraj Punj Journal for Multidisciplinary Research, vol. 9, issue 3. [UGC].

41. Maria Michael Visuwasam L, Geetha M, Gayathri G,DivyaK,HariprasathS2019,“Prognosticationof Rainfall Using Data Mining Techniques”, International Journal of Engineering, Applied and Management Sciences Paradigms (IJEAM), vol. 54 issue 1. [UGC].

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graphical password”, Journal for Advanced Research in Applied Sciences, vol. 5, issue 3.

22. Jayashree D & Velumadhava Rao R 2018, “Automatedelectricmeter reading systemusingLi-Fi technology”, Journal for Advanced Research in Applied Sciences, vol. 5, issue 3.

23. Lalitha R 2018, “Relocation of burstiness awareresources in green computing environment”, Journal for Advanced Research in Applied Sciences, vol. 5, issue 3.

24. Udaya B 2018, “Monitoring document streamon multiple web applications using rare pattern domain analysis”, Journal for Advanced Research in Applied Sciences, vol. 5, issue 3.

25. Gnanavel R & Pandithurai O 2018, “Cybernatedaqua trait auditing system”, Journal for Advanced Research in Applied Sciences, vol. 5, issue 3.

26. DhinakaranK2018,“ANovelMethodPreventingDataOver-CollectionUsingDynamicPermissionMapping In Mobile Cloud Environment”, Journal for Advanced Research in Applied Sciences, vol. 5, issue 3.

27. Ashok V & Baby Shamini P 2018, “Seasonalautomation of drip irrigation using internet of things”, Journal for Advanced Research in Applied Sciences, vol. 5, issue 3.

28. Swetha V 2018, “Clone node detection usingenergy efficient clustering (eec) protocol”, Journal for Advanced Research in Applied Sciences, vol. 5, issue 3.

29. Illakiya T 2018, “Automatic personalizedrecommender using clustering algorithm for e-learning”, Journal for Advanced Research in Applied Sciences, vol. 5, issue 3.

30. Velumadhava Rao R, Sakthivel A, YogarajanM, Surya M 2019, “Enhanced retrieval overhierarichal attribute based encrypted document in cloud computing”, Suraj Punj Journal for multidisciplinary research (spjmr), pp.901-911, vol. 9 issue 3 no. 143 - UGC.

31. Ajith Chandrasekar I, Aniruth K, Arjun K V, Udaya B2019,“Privacypreservingcloudstoragebasedon a three layer security model”, International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology, vol. 6, issue 3.

32. Balaji B & Gopi Selvam D 2019, “Resourceallocation priority for water flow monitoring in reservoirs using Big Data Analytics”, International

Journal of research in Applied science & Technology,vol.7,issue3.

33. Aruna Yamini S, Elakkiya U K, Keerthiga S,Baby Shamini P 2019, “Cost maintenance andincreased performance in cloud data centres”, Suraj Punj Journal For Multidisciplinary Research vol. 9, issue 3.

34. Kirthiga S, Kiruthiga E, Vaishali J P, Paul Jasmin Rani L 2019, “Eliminating products fake reviewsusing network parametres and geo location”, Suraj Punj Journal For Multidisciplinary Research, vol. 9, issue 3.

35. Sreelekha B, Srinivasan S, Ramanujham S, Srihari V 2019, “Heartrate Monitoring System in SmartCars”, International Journal of Scientific Research and Review, vol. 8, issue 3.

36. Jayashree D, Arun Gokul G R, Balaji L, Dinesh U 2019,“ASurveyonPredictingtheNature/Emotionof an Individual in Group Discussion using Image Processing”, International Journal of Research in Engineering, Science and Management, vol. 2, issue 3.

37. LalithaR,DharshiniK,KrishnaveniN,LakshmiM2019, “Identification of plants and its medicinaluses by deep learning”, International journal of scientific research, vol. 8, issue 3.

38. Lalitha R, Akshaya R, Bhagya Eswari S, Dharani S2019,“ASurveyonanticipationofthepricesofcryptocurrency using deep learning”, International Journal of Research in Engineering, Science and Management, vol. 2, issue 3.

39. Kalpana G, Ashwin Kumar A, Bala Ganesh A P, Gopinath S, “Multiransation & black moneymonitoring with secured cloud data storage”, Suraj Punj Journal for multidisciplinary research (spjmr),pp.901-911,vol.9 issue 3 no.143(2019)- UGC.

40. Aruna Yamini S, Elakkiya U K, Keerthiga S,Baby Shamini P 2019, “Cost maintenance andincreased performance in cloud data centres”, Suraj Punj Journal for Multidisciplinary Research, vol. 9, issue 3. [UGC].

41. Maria Michael Visuwasam L, Geetha M, Gayathri G,DivyaK,HariprasathS2019,“Prognosticationof Rainfall Using Data Mining Techniques”, International Journal of Engineering, Applied and Management Sciences Paradigms (IJEAM), vol. 54 issue 1. [UGC].


MoUs1. MOU SIGNED WITH TCS

TCS is in the business of offering access to high performance computing systems and allied services.

2. MOU SIGNED WITH UNIVERSITY OF HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS

i. To promote exchange and co-operation in all appropriate and agreed academic areas of research and teaching, the development of new areas of research and teaching.

ii. To facilitate exchange of and co-operation between staff in research, publication, teaching, supervision, and examination of students, promotion of conferences.

iii. To explore opportunities available for students wanting to visit and participate in the education programme of the other and facilitate such opportunities in academically appropriate areas of study.

3. MOU SIGNED WITH XSEED ITEM

i. To sponsor joint or cooperative value added education programmes and projects of mutual benefit that shall include visits and exchange of faculty, management, experts and technical personnel.

ii. To provide seminars, guest lectures, certification courses, workshops to RGI students and staff scholars.

iii. Toparticipateinand/orassistinRGIsponsoredconferences, symposia, courses, workshops, exhibitions and other joint meetings of mutual interest.

iv. To participate in joint training and education programmes to raise the level of competency in science and engineering and technology fields on a global scale.

v. Tomarketshape,proposesystems–technologies– tools – processes in the solution space forimproved communication- laboratory cum practicallearning–distancelearning–E-learning– E- office for RGI offices and administrativeoperational efficiencies and effectiveness.

INDUSTRY INSTITUTE INTERACTIONS

4. MOU SIGNED WITH UNIVERSITY OF WORCESTER

To promote exchange and cooperation in all appropriate and agreed academic areas of research and training, the development of new areas of research and teaching and the sharing and dissemination of information and documentation in areas of mutual interest.

5. MOU SIGNED WITH LINUXPERT SYSTEMS

The purpose of the MoU is to ensure Research and Development between Rajalakshmi Institutions andLinuXpertSystemsandsharetheknowledgeandskillsavailableinbothorganizations.

This MoU will also take up joint consulting and projects to the Institution. LinuXpert Systemswill offer training and various Linux/Open-Source Software for the students of Bachelor of Engineering/Technology (Computer Scienceand Engineering/Information Technology) ofRajalakshmi Institutions.

6. MOU SIGNED WITH LIVEWIRE

Toforma‘STRATEGICALLIANCE’forprovidingindustrial inputs to the Engineering students for mutual benefits.

PRIZES, AWARDS& RECOGNITIONS OurStudentswon“BestInnovationAward”inMumbaizone

withacashprizeofRs.10,000/-atsmartIndiaHackathon2018fortheirproject“Automatedanalysisoffoodqualityusing random sampling and computation algorithm”.

Our Institution organized a National Level ProjectCompetitionandExhibitionPOWERIT’18on9th April, 2018 inourCollegePremises.Ourstudentswon3rdprizewhichincluded a sum of Rs.5,000/- for their project “Travelroute recommendation using keyword extraction and Geo-tagging”.

Ourdepartmentreceived“WomenChampionshipAward”for the last 4years in intercollege sports competition.

5facultyMembersReceivedBestProfessorAward’18 inrecognition with outstanding work and Achievements in the field of Research and Co-curriculum on Aug, 2018 from ResearchunderLiteralAccessInternationalAwards’18.

1. Dr. M. Geetha 2. Dr. Jayashree 3.Dr.O.Pandithurai 4. Mrs. P. Deepika 5. Mrs. T. Illakia

Ms. Aswathi and team were certified with the Certificate of Excellencefrom“DST-TexasInstrumentsIndiaInnovationDesignChallenge2017”andwereawardedaCashprizeof Rs.20,000 from, NSRCEL & IIMB for the project titled “Intelligent Gadgets to Enhance Living Standards ofPeople with Dementia”.

Afra.M of III year, Abisha B of III year, Sushanth Aruna-chalam of II year,VarshaRof II yearandYaminiSof II yearhavewonsecondprizefortheirProject“YouTubeDataAnalytics”in National Science Day celebration at RIT.

NivethaandRaasikaofIIyearhavewon2ndprizeinNon-technical event in National Level Symposium at Saveetha Engineering College.

Vigneshandhisteamwon3rdprizewhichincludedasumofRs.5,000/-fortheirproject“Travelrouterecommendationusing keyword extraction and Geo-tagging” at National LevelProjectCompetitionandExhibitionPOWERIT’18on9th APRIL, 2018.

Ashwin Balakrishna, Aravind.p ,Ajith.p, and Pavithiran.B participated project presentation “DESIGN THINKINGCHALLENGE 2018” conducted by Rajalakshmi engineering college.

Mr.A.Sakthivel of Final year CSE took part in the 10th CUTTACK MAHOTSAV-2019, an International danceandmusic festivalheldatCuttack,Odishabetween2ndJanuaryand8thJanuaryandhehaswonthe1stprize intheeventandhasreceivedthe‘Nationalexcellencyaward’for his outstanding performance, brilliant contribution and excellent service to the promotion andpopularization ofDevotional vocal music.

Sushanth Arunachalam of II year, Sagayasree Z of II year, have got the best paper award in the National Conference 2k19heldatRajalakshmiInstituteOfTechnology.

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PRIZES, AWARDS& RECOGNITIONS OurStudentswon“BestInnovationAward”inMumbaizone

withacashprizeofRs.10,000/-atsmartIndiaHackathon2018fortheirproject“Automatedanalysisoffoodqualityusing random sampling and computation algorithm”.

Our Institution organized a National Level ProjectCompetitionandExhibitionPOWERIT’18on9th April, 2018 inourCollegePremises.Ourstudentswon3rdprizewhichincluded a sum of Rs.5,000/- for their project “Travelroute recommendation using keyword extraction and Geo-tagging”.

Ourdepartmentreceived“WomenChampionshipAward”for the last 4years in intercollege sports competition.

5facultyMembersReceivedBestProfessorAward’18 inrecognition with outstanding work and Achievements in the field of Research and Co-curriculum on Aug, 2018 from ResearchunderLiteralAccessInternationalAwards’18.

1. Dr. M. Geetha 2. Dr. Jayashree 3.Dr.O.Pandithurai 4. Mrs. P. Deepika 5. Mrs. T. Illakia

Ms. Aswathi and team were certified with the Certificate of Excellencefrom“DST-TexasInstrumentsIndiaInnovationDesignChallenge2017”andwereawardedaCashprizeof Rs.20,000 from, NSRCEL & IIMB for the project titled “Intelligent Gadgets to Enhance Living Standards ofPeople with Dementia”.

Afra.M of III year, Abisha B of III year, Sushanth Aruna-chalam of II year,VarshaRof II yearandYaminiSof II yearhavewonsecondprizefortheirProject“YouTubeDataAnalytics”in National Science Day celebration at RIT.

NivethaandRaasikaofIIyearhavewon2ndprizeinNon-technical event in National Level Symposium at Saveetha Engineering College.

Vigneshandhisteamwon3rdprizewhichincludedasumofRs.5,000/-fortheirproject“Travelrouterecommendationusing keyword extraction and Geo-tagging” at National LevelProjectCompetitionandExhibitionPOWERIT’18on9th APRIL, 2018.

Ashwin Balakrishna, Aravind.p ,Ajith.p, and Pavithiran.B participated project presentation “DESIGN THINKINGCHALLENGE 2018” conducted by Rajalakshmi engineering college.

Mr.A.Sakthivel of Final year CSE took part in the 10th CUTTACK MAHOTSAV-2019, an International danceandmusic festivalheldatCuttack,Odishabetween2ndJanuaryand8thJanuaryandhehaswonthe1stprize intheeventandhasreceivedthe‘Nationalexcellencyaward’for his outstanding performance, brilliant contribution and excellent service to the promotion andpopularization ofDevotional vocal music.

Sushanth Arunachalam of II year, Sagayasree Z of II year, have got the best paper award in the National Conference 2k19heldatRajalakshmiInstituteOfTechnology.

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Students have undergone internships in the following organizations during their course of study:

• NEC (Nippon Electric Corporation) Technologies India Pvt Ltd• Oneyes Technologies• BSNL• KAASHIV INFOTECH

Our students Ms. Aswathi and Ms. Poorvaja have undergone an Internship from 8th January 2018 to 9th March

2018 in NEC CORP and was awarded a cash prize of Rs.10, 000/- as a token of appreciation for their sincerity

and hardwork.

RESEARCH ACTIVITIESCONSULTANCY

S. No. Project Title Project Type Funding Agency

1. Research DST & Texas Instruments Inc.

2. Integrated Secured Digitized Home Using IoT Based Sensors

Research The Institution of Engineers, India(IEI)

PATENTS

Inventors Title of Invention Year

Dr. M. Geetha VANYA G1 SURAKSH Dec 2018

Dr. D. Jeyashree, ProfessorDr. O. Pandithurai, Asso. Professor

Intelligent Gadget to enhance the living standards of people with Dementia

Dec 2018

Dr. O. Pandithurai, Asso. ProfessorDr. D. Jeyashree, Professor

Network less Dynamic System for Dec 2018

ALUMNI SPEAK:It really feels proud to be a graduate from Rajalakshmi Institute of Technology, one of the best engineering colleges. RIT with its professional infrastructure, peaceful learning environment, best professors, comfortable transport facilities etc., is a perfect place for a person who aspires to be an excellent engineer. All RITians are given opportunities to explore things, grow their technical and professional skills with different programs like

incredible, which turned me into an IT professional by improving my technical skills, presentation skills, and communication skills. I got an opportunity to become a Microsoft Student Partner with all my professors’ support and guidance. The best part of my engineering was the Placement Training Camp conducted by RIT, where students are trained by best IT professionals for on-campus placements. I also enjoyed participating in cultural, sports and other extra - curricular activities. I am really thankful to RIT and all my professors because they made

it possible for me to get into the India’s top MNC, TCS.

Ms. Swetha Jain (2008-2012 Batch)

TCS

I can positively say RIT had made me a better person. It has helped me develop a positive attitude towards life and discover more about myself. The thing I admire the most about RIT is the support I received from everyone at the college. RIT encouraged me to quench my thirst for knowledge not only inside the classroom but also outside! I liked the friendly atmosphere here and the fact that the teachers are really close to the students. The key for success of any university resides in its faculty. It’s the faculty which makes the institute and the students. And, I

have interacted with RIT’s

Mr. Mahesh. A (2010 – 2014 Batch)

TCS

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The Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE)

was established during the inception of the institute in 2008. Drawing

upon RIT’s tradition of teaching excellence, the Department of ECE

with a team of eminent faculty members and students, work closely

together in an open, collegial atmosphere. This programme covers core

theory along with the latest developments related to the core areas of

Electronics and Communication Engineering such as VLSI Design, RF

and Microwave circuit design, Embedded Systems, Signal Image and

Speech processing, Computer networks, Wireless Communication.

In addition to the well-equipped curriculum related laboratories, the

department has established centre of excellence laboratories for

providing hands-on training on latest technologies (Artificial Intelligence,

Machine learning, Block chain technology) in association with the

industries. There are six major research groups in the department: Signal

& Speech Processing, Image & Video Processing, Embedded Systems

& Robotics, Antenna, RF & Microwave circuit design, VLSI Design &

Nano technology and Wireless Communication & Networking.

ELECTRONICSCOMMUNICATIONE N G I N E E R I N G

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VISION To initiate high quality technical education

and to nurture young minds towards creative thinking that inspires them to undertake innovations in the field of Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) and be competent in the global market.

ToEmphasizeonthestudentbodytocarryout research for the service of our Nation and to the Society at large.

MISSION Constantly upgrade Engineering Pedagogy that caters to

the growing challenges of the Industry.

Develop conceptual learning that leads towards critical and innovative thinking.

Establish good harmony with industry that fills the gap between academia and the outside world enabling the students to prepare for diverse and competitive career paths.

To endorse higher studies and pursue research in the ECE discipline with sensitivity towards societal requirements.

FACILITIES IN THE DEPARTMENT• ICTbasedlearnercentricteachinglearningmethodologywithconduciveenvironmentforlearning.

• Exclusivelaboratorieswithstate-of-theartfacilitiesinallcoreareasrelatedtoECE.

• Centreofexcellencelaboratoriestoprovidehands-ontraininginlatestteapportbetweentheacademiaandIndustry.

• Tobridgethegapbetweentheacademiaandindustry.

• Topromoteandencouragethespiritofresearchinengineeringandtechnology.

• Toempowertheyouthnotonlytechnicallybutalsotoservethesocietyselflessly.

PLACEMENTSOurstudentsarewell representedatcorecompanies,suchasNokia-SiemensTelecommunications,Hyundaiand as well as smaller start-up companies. They become successful software developers and Managers in the leading software companies, such as TCS, L&T InfoTech, UST Global Services and Maveric Solutions. Also, some of the undergraduates are working in public sector units like the Railways.

HIGHER STUDIESDepartment is encouraging the students to pursue their higher studies and is guides them with proper inputs for cracking the different entrance examinations. Many of our students pursue higher education to obtain MS and MBA degrees in foreign universities and Indian universities.

INDUSTRY INSTITUTE INTERACTION Department of ECE gives importance to interaction with the Industry as it helps the students to gain skills required toexcel in theircareer.Eachsemester,manyGuestLectures,WorkshopsandSeminarsareorganizedwhereexperts from various industries give technical talk on their fields of expertise.

SKILL DEVELOPMENT TRAININGMs.V.JothiandMs.R.Sujatha,LabAssistantshavesuccessfullycompletedthe“ComputerHardwareMaintenanceand Networking Course” conducted by Ministry of Skill Development and Training from March 20th to 24th, 2019.

MOUS SIGNED WITH INDUSTRY• SignedMoUwithResProLabs,Chennai,forknowledgesharingandSkilldevelopmentamongthestudents

and faculty members through the conduction of workshops and Certification programmes on Internet of Things,VirtualReality/AugmentedReality,MachineLearning,BlockChainTechnology

• SignedMoUwithTestlaMinds,Chennaitoprovidetraining,projectandconsultancyworkrelatedonAntennaand Microwave circuit design

• ARMUniversityResourceCenterusingtheARMprocessorandtheLab-in-a-Box(LiB)modules.

• AnMoUwith IESA for exploring the trends, challengesandopportunities in semiconductor&electronicsindustry.

PUBLICATIONS• V. Nagaraju,L.C. Siddanna Gowd ‘Radio spectrum collision avoidness in cluster cognitive network through

gazernodes’, InternationalJournalofAdvanced Intelligenceparadigms,June2018,Volume12, Issue1-2,DOI:10.1504/IJAIP.2019.096958,PrintISSN:1755-0386OnlineISSN:1755-0394,2018.

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VISION To initiate high quality technical education

and to nurture young minds towards creative thinking that inspires them to undertake innovations in the field of Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) and be competent in the global market.

ToEmphasizeonthestudentbodytocarryout research for the service of our Nation and to the Society at large.

MISSION Constantly upgrade Engineering Pedagogy that caters to

the growing challenges of the Industry.

Develop conceptual learning that leads towards critical and innovative thinking.

Establish good harmony with industry that fills the gap between academia and the outside world enabling the students to prepare for diverse and competitive career paths.

To endorse higher studies and pursue research in the ECE discipline with sensitivity towards societal requirements.

FACILITIES IN THE DEPARTMENT• ICTbasedlearnercentricteachinglearningmethodologywithconduciveenvironmentforlearning.

• Exclusivelaboratorieswithstate-of-theartfacilitiesinallcoreareasrelatedtoECE.

• Centreofexcellencelaboratoriestoprovidehands-ontraininginlatestteapportbetweentheacademiaandIndustry.

• Tobridgethegapbetweentheacademiaandindustry.

• Topromoteandencouragethespiritofresearchinengineeringandtechnology.

• Toempowertheyouthnotonlytechnicallybutalsotoservethesocietyselflessly.

PLACEMENTSOurstudentsarewell representedatcorecompanies,suchasNokia-SiemensTelecommunications,Hyundaiand as well as smaller start-up companies. They become successful software developers and Managers in the leading software companies, such as TCS, L&T InfoTech, UST Global Services and Maveric Solutions. Also, some of the undergraduates are working in public sector units like the Railways.

HIGHER STUDIESDepartment is encouraging the students to pursue their higher studies and is guides them with proper inputs for cracking the different entrance examinations. Many of our students pursue higher education to obtain MS and MBA degrees in foreign universities and Indian universities.

INDUSTRY INSTITUTE INTERACTION Department of ECE gives importance to interaction with the Industry as it helps the students to gain skills required toexcel in theircareer.Eachsemester,manyGuestLectures,WorkshopsandSeminarsareorganizedwhereexperts from various industries give technical talk on their fields of expertise.

SKILL DEVELOPMENT TRAININGMs.V.JothiandMs.R.Sujatha,LabAssistantshavesuccessfullycompletedthe“ComputerHardwareMaintenanceand Networking Course” conducted by Ministry of Skill Development and Training from March 20th to 24th, 2019.

MOUS SIGNED WITH INDUSTRY• SignedMoUwithResProLabs,Chennai,forknowledgesharingandSkilldevelopmentamongthestudents

and faculty members through the conduction of workshops and Certification programmes on Internet of Things,VirtualReality/AugmentedReality,MachineLearning,BlockChainTechnology

• SignedMoUwithTestlaMinds,Chennaitoprovidetraining,projectandconsultancyworkrelatedonAntennaand Microwave circuit design

• ARMUniversityResourceCenterusingtheARMprocessorandtheLab-in-a-Box(LiB)modules.

• AnMoUwith IESA for exploring the trends, challengesandopportunities in semiconductor&electronicsindustry.

PUBLICATIONS• V. Nagaraju,L.C. Siddanna Gowd ‘Radio spectrum collision avoidness in cluster cognitive network through

gazernodes’, InternationalJournalofAdvanced Intelligenceparadigms,June2018,Volume12, Issue1-2,DOI:10.1504/IJAIP.2019.096958,PrintISSN:1755-0386OnlineISSN:1755-0394,2018.

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RECOGNIZED RESEARCHSUPERVISORS•Dr.S.Manjula

PROFESSIONAL SOCIETYIEEE STUDENT BRANCHIEEE student branch of RIT is coordinated by a professor of our department with faculty members and studentsasmembers,actively involved inorganizingvarious technical events to improve the technical knowledge and skills of students. It helps the students to connect with the scholars globally, on recent technologies and research activities around the world.IEEE Student Branch of RIT has been awarded Best StudentBranchbyIEEEMASSACfortheyear2017basedontheactivitiesorganized.

ECE STUDENTS ASSOCIATION

EVENTS & CONFERENCES • Department of ECE has received a seminar

grant Rs.40,000 from ICMR for the seminar titled “Research Acumens in Machine LearningAlgorithms for Bio Informatics Applications” on 22.06.18 and 23.06.18

• Department of ECE organized a Two daysworkshop on Android Application Development with hands-on training to develop simple apps using Android studio on 24.08.2018 and 25.08. 2018 by Mr.Balachandar of Respro Labs

• Workshopwas organized onAndroidApplicationDevelopment on 5.9.18 and 6.9.2018 by Mr.ShabarinathPremial,CEOofResprolabsandMr. Balachandar of Respo labs

• GuestLectureonEnergyEfficientwirelessnetworkswas conducted on 23.01.2019 Mr.K.Senthil Kumar, Founder &managing Director, Orbit edutech pvtltd, Chennai

• V. Nagaraju,S.Sridhar,R.TapasBapu,R.ShankarandR.Anitha‘TrustedandOptimizedRoutinginMobileADHOCnetworksEmphasizingQualityofService’ ,AppliedMathematicsand InformationSciences,April2018, Volume 12, pp 1-9.

• R. Uma MaheswariandRUmamaheswari,“FaultDetectionofWindTurbinePlanetaryEpicyclicGearsUsingAdaptive Empirical Wavelet Decomposition Based Hybrid Features”, Advances in Condition Monitoring of Machinery inNon-StationaryOperations,CMMNO2018.AppliedConditionMonitoring, ISBN:978-3-030-11220-2, Vol 15. Springer, Cham, Feb 2019.

• S.Vanaja, Divya, B, Rao, P.H, Poonguzhali, S & Rahul Krishnan, “Breast Tissue Tumor AnalysisUsing Wideband Antenna and Microwave Scattering”, IETE Journal of Research, October 2018, DOI:10.1080/03772063.2018.1531067,October2018.

• Nami Susan KurianandG.Gowri,“AnOptimizedAndReliableDataAggregationRoutingLoomForWirelessSensorNetworks”,InternationalJournalofPureandAppliedMathematics,Volume118No.5,pp537-544,Oct.2018.

• V. Chinnammal,K.JayanthKumarandL.Subhaashri,OcularProsthesis,“InternationalJournalofPureandAppliedMathematics”,Volume119,pp.2171-2175,Oct.2018.

CONSULTANCYSl.No. Name of the faculty Project Title Funding Agency

1. L.Franklin Telfer StudyandDesignofLISNforCISPER-22standardEMI/EMCCertification

Tesla Minds Pvt Ltd

2. Dr.V.NagarajuL.Franklin Telfer

Design of high efficient rectenna antenna for energy harvest-ing using HSMS 8202Schottky diode using ADS Software for miniature product development.

Tesla Minds Pvt Ltd

The Student Society of ECE is functioning effectivelytoorganizetechnicaleventstoimprove organizing skills and leadershipqualities of our students. Various Committees have been formed to develop the abilities and explore opportunities to students. Guest Lectures, Workshops, symposiumandotherTechnical&non–technical events and Project activities are beingorganizedby thestudents ineachsemester.

• WorkshoponVLSIDesignanditsApplicationswasconducted on 2.02.2019 by Technical Team, CVC PVT LTD , Bengaluru, Karnataka.

• Workshop on Networking and its Applicationswas conducted on 04.02.2019 by Mr.Karthikeyan, Sansbound Private Ltd, Chennai.

• TECH FEST’18 Paper Presentation, ProjectExpo, Technical Quiz, Circuit Debugging, CodeDebugging, Mock Interview, Ideas was conducted on 04.03.2019

• GuestLectureonLeadershipandMotivationwasconducted on 23.01.2019 by Dr.Merlin Mythili S,Associate Professor, Rajalakshmi School of Business, Chennai

• Guest Lecture on Wireless Communicationwas conducted on 02.02.2019 Workshop on Fundamentals of Biomedical Instrumentation was conducted on 02.02.2019 by Dr. M.D. Selvaraj, Professor, IIITDM, Kanchipuram

• Workshop on Fundamentals of BiomedicalInstrumentation was conducted on 4.2.19 by Dr. N. Gurusamy M.E., Ph.D., Chief Biomedical Engineer, Vaso Meditech Private Ltd, Chennai.

• NationallevelTechnicalSymposium-Infiernix2.owasorganizedon04.03.2019

• Workshopon5GTechnologieswasconductedon04.03.2019 by Mr.T.Jayanandhan, Tesla Minds

• WorkshoponMachineLearningwasconductedon04.03.2019 by Mr. Karthick, Respro Labs

STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS • Mr. Prakash Kumar of final year ECE has

participated in All India karate championship-2019 and won Gold Medal in katta and kumite held at Chennaion16thand17thFebruary2019.

• Mr. Vineeth Prakash of III year ECE representedTamilNadu team asMidfielder in the 73rdSeniorNational Football Championship for Santhosh Trophy held during February 2019.

• Mr.Jayakanthan,Mr.NirmalRajandMr.KoushikRam secured Runners Cup in – a 24 hourmakeathon “Make @ SVCE” organized by IEEEstudent branch of EEE, SVCE.

• Mr.GokulECEstudentgotdreamofferinAmazonwith a package of 9.5 lakhs per annum.

• Ms.Amrithaof2017-18batchofECEhasreceivedRajya Puraskar award for Bharat scout.

• Mr.S.Gopinath, IIIECEhas receivedcertificateofAppreciation from Governor of Tamil Nadu for Nation Development, Vision2020, IDEA INDIA 2018- Speech Competition held at SA Engineering College.

NPTEL Online Certification Courses• 113 students have successfully completed the

NPTELOnlineCertificationCourses

NPTEL ONLINE COURSE – Elite Certification• 24 students have secured Elite Certification in

NPTEL Courses.

UTLP -Unified Technology Learning Platform• 38 students have successfully completed Wipro

Unified Technology Learning Platform (UTLP) during the academic year 2018-2019.

Smart India Hackathon 2019 • From the Department of Electronics and

Communication Engineering 34 teams with 204 students submitted 34 project proposals.

• 3 teams gotselected fromECEdepartment inthe Software Edition result and participated in the Grand Finale held on 2nd and 3rd March 2019 at various nodal centers and got appreciation certificates and 2 teams have been shortlisted in the Hardware Edition result.

ARM DESIGN CHALLENGE• 16 teams were actively participated with spirit,

enthusiasm and involvement in ARM Design Challenge 2018 first round at ADCOM2018, heldduring 22-23, September 2018 @ IIIT Bangaloreand the students were found the experience as enriching, enlightening and enjoyable.

• Five student Teams fromwere shortlisted for thesemifinals of ADCOM 2018 and embarked onrealizationoftheirconceptsinsemifinals.

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• WorkshoponVLSIDesignanditsApplicationswasconducted on 2.02.2019 by Technical Team, CVC PVT LTD , Bengaluru, Karnataka.

• Workshop on Networking and its Applicationswas conducted on 04.02.2019 by Mr.Karthikeyan, Sansbound Private Ltd, Chennai.

• TECH FEST’18 Paper Presentation, ProjectExpo, Technical Quiz, Circuit Debugging, CodeDebugging, Mock Interview, Ideas was conducted on 04.03.2019

• GuestLectureonLeadershipandMotivationwasconducted on 23.01.2019 by Dr.Merlin Mythili S,Associate Professor, Rajalakshmi School of Business, Chennai

• Guest Lecture on Wireless Communicationwas conducted on 02.02.2019 Workshop on Fundamentals of Biomedical Instrumentation was conducted on 02.02.2019 by Dr. M.D. Selvaraj, Professor, IIITDM, Kanchipuram

• Workshop on Fundamentals of BiomedicalInstrumentation was conducted on 4.2.19 by Dr. N. Gurusamy M.E., Ph.D., Chief Biomedical Engineer, Vaso Meditech Private Ltd, Chennai.

• NationallevelTechnicalSymposium-Infiernix2.owasorganizedon04.03.2019

• Workshopon5GTechnologieswasconductedon04.03.2019 by Mr.T.Jayanandhan, Tesla Minds

• WorkshoponMachineLearningwasconductedon04.03.2019 by Mr. Karthick, Respro Labs

STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS • Mr. Prakash Kumar of final year ECE has

participated in All India karate championship-2019 and won Gold Medal in katta and kumite held at Chennaion16thand17thFebruary2019.

• Mr. Vineeth Prakash of III year ECE representedTamilNadu team asMidfielder in the 73rdSeniorNational Football Championship for Santhosh Trophy held during February 2019.

• Mr.Jayakanthan,Mr.NirmalRajandMr.KoushikRam secured Runners Cup in – a 24 hourmakeathon “Make @ SVCE” organized by IEEEstudent branch of EEE, SVCE.

• Mr.GokulECEstudentgotdreamofferinAmazonwith a package of 9.5 lakhs per annum.

• Ms.Amrithaof2017-18batchofECEhasreceivedRajya Puraskar award for Bharat scout.

• Mr.S.Gopinath, IIIECEhas receivedcertificateofAppreciation from Governor of Tamil Nadu for Nation Development, Vision2020, IDEA INDIA 2018- Speech Competition held at SA Engineering College.

NPTEL Online Certification Courses• 113 students have successfully completed the

NPTELOnlineCertificationCourses

NPTEL ONLINE COURSE – Elite Certification• 24 students have secured Elite Certification in

NPTEL Courses.

UTLP -Unified Technology Learning Platform• 38 students have successfully completed Wipro

Unified Technology Learning Platform (UTLP) during the academic year 2018-2019.

Smart India Hackathon 2019 • From the Department of Electronics and

Communication Engineering 34 teams with 204 students submitted 34 project proposals.

• 3 teams gotselected fromECEdepartment inthe Software Edition result and participated in the Grand Finale held on 2nd and 3rd March 2019 at various nodal centers and got appreciation certificates and 2 teams have been shortlisted in the Hardware Edition result.

ARM DESIGN CHALLENGE• 16 teams were actively participated with spirit,

enthusiasm and involvement in ARM Design Challenge 2018 first round at ADCOM2018, heldduring 22-23, September 2018 @ IIIT Bangaloreand the students were found the experience as enriching, enlightening and enjoyable.

• Five student Teams fromwere shortlisted for thesemifinals of ADCOM 2018 and embarked onrealizationoftheirconceptsinsemifinals.

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IN-PLANT TRAINING• Students undergo In-Plant training in industries

and research organizations. To list a few: CSIR,Doordarshan Kendra, BSNL, UNIQ Technologies, Airport Authority of India.

INTERNSHIP We encourage our students to take up internship projects in various companies which help them to attain exposure towards industrial areas. To mention a few:

• Ms.NishaJandMs.KaviyaRthirdyearstudents,have undergone internship training at Honeywell Automation Private Limited.

• Ms. M.Charumitha, Ms.G.Pavithra andMr.M.Naveen Kumar second year students, have undergone internship training at BSNL Telecom, Chennai.

• Ms.L.NivethaandMs.M.Kanagakamakshisecondyear students, have undergone internship training at Nuclear Power corporation of India Ltd.

• Mr. Kannan G,final year student has undergoneinternship training at Doordarshan Kendra.

• Mr. M.K.Suhaib Hassan, third year student hasundergone internship training at Air India Ltd, Chennai.

• Mr. Gokul.P, final year student has got selectedandundergoneinternshipinAmazonDevelopmentCenter India Pvt Ltd.

• Mr. Gannesan K V, final year student has gotselected and undergone internship in Visual BI Solutions India Pvt Ltd.

• Ms. Malavega S,Ms.Preetha V,Ms.ManoranjaniA,Ms.Jothika Y and Ms.Manasa M N, third yearstudents have undergone internship training at MSME Tech Development Centre, Chennai.

• Mr.Palaparthi Prabhavith, third year student hasundergone internship training at Tesla Minds, Chennai.

• Ms.Ramya Devi S,Ms.Krishna Prabha A,Ms.Komalavalli G,Mr.Hareesh A,Mr.Jeya Karl Marx J,Ms.Roja K, Mr.Karthikeyan R,Ms.Malavega S,Ms.Preetha V and Mr.Manikandan P, second year students have undergone internship training at CDCE automation, Chennai.

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INDUSTRY SUPPORTED LABORATORYCENTRE FOR INTERNET OF THINGSTheobjectivesofestablishingthis“CentreforInternetof things are

• ToimpartworkingknowledgeinInternetofThingsto all our students

• To train the students at parwith the requirementof the nation to become technocrats as well as entrepreneurs in IoT technology.

As part of the Digital India initiative, Government of India aims at ‘transforming India into digital empowered society and knowledge economy’.Students are motivated to implement their innovativeideas.Ourstudentshaveparticipatedinvarioushackathonsorganizedby thegovernmentand other organizations at national level.Periodically, renowned experts from industry and academia are invited to present on emerging trends in IoT and necessary trainings are arranged along with the industry partners to update our students on the technological developments.

ALUMNI SPEAKI would always be grateful to RIT for giving me multi-dimensional learning by providing the apt mix of academics, industry exposure, attitude and leadership. The professors are all dedicated experts and helpful in their respective subjects. I will always cherish the feeling of studying at an institute which focused on career enhancements along with overall skill development.

Ms. T. DIVYA DURGA (2010–2014Batch) TCS

I take pride in saying that I am a graduate from Rajalakshmi Institute of Technology. I still feel thankful for the guidance provided by the highly qualified professors of the institution who are an asset and have always been there to pave way for imminent success for the upcoming batches. Emphasis is given on overall development of the student with much priority to industrial visits, guest lectures and value added programmes so that graduates can lead the world.

Mr. K. PRASANTH,(2008–2012Batch) Mercedes-Benz,R&DDevelopment

Electrical and

ElectronicsENGINEERINGThe Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering was started in the year

2012 with a student intake of 60. The broad spectrum of courses under Anna

University is taught by a group of highly-committed. The Faculty members available

in the department are specialized in all streams of Electrical and Electronics

Engineering such as Power Systems, Embedded Systems Technologies, Power

Electronics and Drives, Embedded control of drives, Control and Instrumentation

and Applied Electronics. The department has well equipped laboratories such as

Electrical Machines, Electric Circuits, Electronics, Linear and Digital IC, Power

Electronics, Control and Instrumentation, Power System Simulation, Engineering

Practices and Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering.

VISION

To be a yardstick in the field of electrical and electronics engineering and allied fields with high quality teaching, learning and a centre of excellence for research activities to produce employable and disciplined professionals to serve the nation with competency measured by continuous and quantitative methodologies.

MISSION

• To provide high quality technical education in electrical and electronics engineering and allied areas.

• To maintain state of art facilities to achieve continuous knowledge enhancement.

• To have industrial collaboration to ensure industry relevant academic development and research activities.

• To inculcate the discipline of lifelong learning in the students for successful career and employment and to serve society with ethics.

Electrical and

ElectronicsENGINEERINGThe Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering was started in the year

2012 with a student intake of 60. The broad spectrum of courses under Anna

University is taught by a group of highly-committed. The Faculty members available

in the department are specialized in all streams of Electrical and Electronics

Engineering such as Power Systems, Embedded Systems Technologies, Power

Electronics and Drives, Embedded control of drives, Control and Instrumentation

and Applied Electronics. The department has well equipped laboratories such as

Electrical Machines, Electric Circuits, Electronics, Linear and Digital IC, Power

Electronics, Control and Instrumentation, Power System Simulation, Engineering

Practices and Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering.

VISION

To be a yardstick in the field of electrical and electronics engineering and allied fields with high quality teaching, learning and a centre of excellence for research activities to produce employable and disciplined professionals to serve the nation with competency measured by continuous and quantitative methodologies.

MISSION

• To provide high quality technical education in electrical and electronics engineering and allied areas.

• To maintain state of art facilities to achieve continuous knowledge enhancement.

• To have industrial collaboration to ensure industry relevant academic development and research activities.

• To inculcate the discipline of lifelong learning in the students for successful career and employment and to serve society with ethics.

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LABORATORIES

ELECTRICAL MACHINES LAB-I

• The lab is utilized by EEE, ECE andMechanicalEngineering Students.

• Themachineries in the lab includes -DCShunt,Series and Compound Motors with belt load arrangements,Motor – Generator sets, ResistiveLoads, BLDC Motor and Rectifier.

ELECTRICAL MACHINES LAB-II

• The lab is utilized by EEE, ECE andMechanicalEngineering students.

• Themachineriesinthelabincludes-SynchronousMotors, Alternators (salient & non salient) Induction Motors (1 phase & 3 phase), Transformers (1 phase, 3 phase), Auto transformers (1 phase & 3 phase) and starters.

ELECTRIC CIRCUITS AND ELECTRONICS LAB

• ThelabisutilizedbyEEEstudents.

• The lab is equipped with RPS, CROs, Functiongenerators, DSO and PCs for simulationexperiments.

LINEAR AND DIGITAL IC LAB


• The major equipment include CROs, Functiongenerator, Digital IC trainer kit, IC testing kit, fixed power supplies and PCs for simulation experiments.

POWER ELECTRONICS LAB


The major equipment include Thyristors characteristic kits, 1 phase converter and inverter, Triggering Modules (R, RC & UJT), Chopper Kits, IGBT kits, SMPS, 3 phase converter and Inverter and PCs for simulation experiments.

CONTROL AND INSTRUMENTATION LAB


• ThemajorequipmentincludePIDkit,CRO,DSO,Function Generator, Position Control Systems Kit, AC Synchro transmitter& receiver, R, L, C Bridge Kit, Electric heater, Pressure chamber, Air foot pump, LVDT, Strain Gauge Kit with Handy lever beam, Flow measurement Trainer kit, IC Transistor kit and PCs for simulation experiments.

POWER SYSTEM SIMULATION LAB


• PCswithPowersystemsimulationsoftware.

BASIC ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING LAB

• The lab is utilized by Mechanical EngineeringStudents.

• Themachineriesandequipmentinthelabincludes- DC Shunt motor with belt load arrangements, Motor – Generator sets, transformers, R, L, CBridge kit , LVDT, Flow measurement Trainer kit and facilities to conduct electric circuits experiments.

IN-PLANT TRAINING

The students under go In-plant training in the following organizations

•ETPS•BHEL•NCTPS•ICF•TTPS

•TNEB•JKTyres•Seimens•BSNL•L&T

•RoyalEnfield•SalemSteelPlant

•AshokLeyland•HeavyVehicleFactory

•ChennaiPorttrust•J.KFenner(India)Ltd.,

•EverestIndustrialPumps

•ScrumbaTechnologies

•IssojetBurnerPvt.Ltd.

•UNIQTechnologies

•OneeyesSolution

•JaiBalajiGears&ControlPvtLtd.,

•M/sVenkateshwaraEngineering

•ADLhydraulics&RubberEngineering

•BasinBridgeGasTurbinePowerStation

•GtekTechnosSolutionPvtLtd.,

INDUSTRIAL VISITS•IntegralCoachFactory,Chennai

•EnnoreThermalPowerStation,Chennai

•SNRDairy,Chennai

•NeyveliLigniteCorporation

•SriperumbudurSub-Station,Chennai

www.ritchennai.org


LABORATORIES

ELECTRICAL MACHINES LAB-I

• The lab is utilized by EEE, ECE andMechanicalEngineering Students.

• Themachineries in the lab includes -DCShunt,Series and Compound Motors with belt load arrangements,Motor – Generator sets, ResistiveLoads, BLDC Motor and Rectifier.

ELECTRICAL MACHINES LAB-II

• The lab is utilized by EEE, ECE andMechanicalEngineering students.

• Themachineriesinthelabincludes-SynchronousMotors, Alternators (salient & non salient) Induction Motors (1 phase & 3 phase), Transformers (1 phase, 3 phase), Auto transformers (1 phase & 3 phase) and starters.

ELECTRIC CIRCUITS AND ELECTRONICS LAB


• The lab is equipped with RPS, CROs, Functiongenerators, DSO and PCs for simulationexperiments.

LINEAR AND DIGITAL IC LAB


• The major equipment include CROs, Functiongenerator, Digital IC trainer kit, IC testing kit, fixed power supplies and PCs for simulation experiments.

POWER ELECTRONICS LAB


The major equipment include Thyristors characteristic kits, 1 phase converter and inverter, Triggering Modules (R, RC & UJT), Chopper Kits, IGBT kits, SMPS, 3 phase converter and Inverter and PCs for simulation experiments.

CONTROL AND INSTRUMENTATION LAB


• ThemajorequipmentincludePIDkit,CRO,DSO,Function Generator, Position Control Systems Kit, AC Synchro transmitter& receiver, R, L, C Bridge Kit, Electric heater, Pressure chamber, Air foot pump, LVDT, Strain Gauge Kit with Handy lever beam, Flow measurement Trainer kit, IC Transistor kit and PCs for simulation experiments.

POWER SYSTEM SIMULATION LAB


• PCswithPowersystemsimulationsoftware.

BASIC ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING LAB

• The lab is utilized by Mechanical EngineeringStudents.

• Themachineriesandequipmentinthelabincludes- DC Shunt motor with belt load arrangements, Motor – Generator sets, transformers, R, L, CBridge kit , LVDT, Flow measurement Trainer kit and facilities to conduct electric circuits experiments.

IN-PLANT TRAINING

The students under go In-plant training in the following organizations

•ETPS•BHEL•NCTPS•ICF•TTPS

•TNEB•JKTyres•Seimens•BSNL•L&T

•RoyalEnfield•SalemSteelPlant

•AshokLeyland•HeavyVehicleFactory

•ChennaiPorttrust•J.KFenner(India)Ltd.,

•EverestIndustrialPumps

•ScrumbaTechnologies

•IssojetBurnerPvt.Ltd.

•UNIQTechnologies

•OneeyesSolution

•JaiBalajiGears&ControlPvtLtd.,

•M/sVenkateshwaraEngineering

•ADLhydraulics&RubberEngineering

•BasinBridgeGasTurbinePowerStation

•GtekTechnosSolutionPvtLtd.,

INDUSTRIAL VISITS•IntegralCoachFactory,Chennai

•EnnoreThermalPowerStation,Chennai

•SNRDairy,Chennai

•NeyveliLigniteCorporation

•SriperumbudurSub-Station,Chennai

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SCOPE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION

Students who complete Under Graduation can pursue

M.Tech., M.B.A and M.S. Programmes.

JOBS ARENA

List of career opportunity area for electrical and

electronics engineers:

POWER ELECTRONICS AND DRIVES

Design and develop electronic components for

commercial, industrial, medical, military, or scientific

applications.

CONTROL AND INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEERING

Analyze,testandresearchthedesignuseinrelationto

the function of the elements in the system.

SMART GRID

To design grid for smart cities which includes smart

metering and IoT based controlling of electrical

appliances.

ELECTRIC VEHICLE TECHNOLOGIES

Design structure model and renewable energy

technology for rechargeable battery towards greener

and more sustainable electric vehicle.

LIST OF COMPANIES FOR ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS

Software industries such as Tata Consultancy

Services,WiproTechnologies,Infosys,Cognizantand

L&T Infotech recruit EEE engineers to a great extent.

LIST OF CORE COMPANIES FOR ELECTRICAL

ENGINEERS

• ABB

• NTPC

• BHEL

• BEL

• SAIL

• GAIL

• BSNL

• MTNL

• POWERGRID

• INDIALOIL

• ONGC

• WIPROLIGHTING

• VIKRANTINTERNATIONAL

• VIJAYAELECTRICALS

• SIEMENS

• IES

• ISRO

• DRDO

• TECHMAHINDRA

• SANMAR

GOVERNMENT JOBS SUCH AS Staff Selection

Commission that recruits personnel for different

ministries and departments of Government of India

and also for the Indian Railways

INTERNSHIP

Students have undergone internships in the following organizationduringtheircourseofstudy:

•Gamesa

•StarPac

•BMSCore

•SatvatInfosol

EVENTS ORGANIZED

• AAworkshopwasconducted“AutoCADElectrical

Software” by CADD School Pvt Ltd, Chennai on

19th September 2018.

• On15thSeptember2018aworkshopandHandson

Trainingin“SimulationofArduinoProteussoftware”

by ABN Infotech solutions was conducted.

• Aworkshopwasconducted“IndustrialAutomation”

using PLC by Zenmaq Automation Pvt. Ltd., on

22nd September 2018.

• On the topic “Special Electrical Machines” was

delivered by Mr. P. Prakash, Core Research Group,

Prolific Systems and Technologies Pvt. Ltd on 11th

September 2018.

• Aguestlecturewasconductedonthetopic“New

Trends in Industrial Automation” by J.Satheesh

Babu, Chief Manager, EEI, Engineering Dept, JK

Tyres on 04th August 2018.

• On28thJanuary2019aguestlecturedeliveredon

thetopic“SignificanceofAutomation&Robotics”

by Mr. Dhanushkodi, Application Engineer, Axis

Global Automation.

• A guest lecture was delivered on the

topic “Transmission and Distribution” by

N. Vijayaraghavan, Chief Manager – Engineering

and Customer service, S&S Power Switchgear

Equipment Limited on 04th February 2019.

PUBLICATIONS

• M. Pradeep, R. Priyanka, S. Sathishkumar,

M. Edwin,“ImprovingvoltagequalityatEVcharging

stationsbyusingsmart–gridsystems”International

Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics Volume

119, 2018.

• R. Elavarasu, C. Christober Asir Rajan, “Cuk

Converter Based BLDC Motor for Water Pumping

System Using Solar Energy Source”, Current Signal

Transduction Therapy, Bentham Science. Vol.13,

2018, pp. 31-36. (Anna University Annexure-1)

• R. Elavarasu, C. Christober Asir Rajan, “Closed

Loop Fuzzy Logic Controlled Interleaved DC-to-

DC Converter fed DC Drive System” International

Journal of Engineering and Technology (UAE),

Vol.7,2018,pp.397-403.

• R.Elavarasu,C.ChristoberAsirRajan,“Simulation

and Experimental Analysis of Hybrid DC-DC

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Converter for Electric Vehicle Applications”,

International Journal of Pure and Applied

Mathematics, Vol.118, No.24, 2018, pp.1-10.

(Scopus Indexed).

• R. Elavarasu, C. Christober Asir Rajan, “DC-DC

Luo Converter based Smart Street Lighting using

ArduinoUNO”,InternationalJournalofInnovations

in Engineering and Technology (IJIET), Vol.10, Issue

1, 2018, pp.21-24. (Thomson Reuters).

• R. Elavarasu, C. Christober Asir Rajan, “Solar

powered Luo Converter based Smart Street

LightingusingArduinoUNO”,InternationalJournal

of Pure and Applied Mathematics, Vol 118. No.24,

2018, pp.1-8. (Scopus Indexed).

• K.Ranjitha, “Review on Load Frequency Control

techniques in Distributed generation Power

systems” International Journal of Pure and Applied

Mathematics, Vol. 118, No.24 2018.

MOU SIGNED WITH INDUSTRY

MoU signed with Prolific Systems and Technologies

Pvt. Ltd., for providing value added Industry –

Institution – Interaction based training programs

such as workshops, Inplant training, Summer

internships, seminars and lectures for faculty

members & students.

INDUSTRY SUPPORTED LABORATORY

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS

MoU signed with Texas Instruments for conducting

the workshop, seminars and lectures for faculty

members & students. STEPS Knowledge Services

Pvt. Ltd has donated kits worth Rs.30,000 to set

the following Laboratories:

1. RSLK Robotics Lab

2. IoT Lab

3. Analog and Digital System Lab

PUBLICATIONS

• M. Pradeep, R. Priyanka, S. Sathishkumar,

M. Edwin,“ImprovingvoltagequalityatEVcharging

stationsbyusingsmart–gridsystems”International

Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics Volume

119, 2018.

• R. Elavarasu, C. Christober Asir Rajan, “Cuk

Converter Based BLDC Motor for Water Pumping

System Using Solar Energy Source”, Current Signal

Transduction Therapy, Bentham Science. Vol.13,

2018, pp. 31-36. (Anna University Annexure-1)

• R. Elavarasu, C. Christober Asir Rajan, “Closed

Loop Fuzzy Logic Controlled Interleaved DC-to-

DC Converter fed DC Drive System” International

Journal of Engineering and Technology (UAE),

Vol.7,2018,pp.397-403.

• R.Elavarasu,C.ChristoberAsirRajan,“Simulation

and Experimental Analysis of Hybrid DC-DC

www.ritchennai.org

Converter for Electric Vehicle Applications”,

International Journal of Pure and Applied

Mathematics, Vol.118, No.24, 2018, pp.1-10.

(Scopus Indexed).

• R. Elavarasu, C. Christober Asir Rajan, “DC-DC

Luo Converter based Smart Street Lighting using

ArduinoUNO”,InternationalJournalofInnovations

in Engineering and Technology (IJIET), Vol.10, Issue

1, 2018, pp.21-24. (Thomson Reuters).

• R. Elavarasu, C. Christober Asir Rajan, “Solar

powered Luo Converter based Smart Street

LightingusingArduinoUNO”,InternationalJournal

of Pure and Applied Mathematics, Vol 118. No.24,

2018, pp.1-8. (Scopus Indexed).

• K.Ranjitha, “Review on Load Frequency Control

techniques in Distributed generation Power

systems” International Journal of Pure and Applied

Mathematics, Vol. 118, No.24 2018.

MOU SIGNED WITH INDUSTRY

MoU signed with Prolific Systems and Technologies

Pvt. Ltd., for providing value added Industry –

Institution – Interaction based training programs

such as workshops, Inplant training, Summer

internships, seminars and lectures for faculty

members & students.

INDUSTRY SUPPORTED LABORATORY

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS

MoU signed with Texas Instruments for conducting

the workshop, seminars and lectures for faculty

members & students. STEPS Knowledge Services

Pvt. Ltd has donated kits worth Rs.30,000 to set

the following Laboratories:

1. RSLK Robotics Lab

2. IoT Lab

3. Analog and Digital System Lab

www.ritchennai.org

ALUMNI SPEAK

Rajalakahmi Institute of Technology is one of the top colleges in Chennai, where you can enrich your knowledge

more than 4 year engineering syllabus. The college and the staffs knew what is exactly needed to mould the

Visits are some of the key aspect offered by RIT to the students. RIT offered me the complete package that is

required for a student to get ready for the professional life, with all the great support from the Management and

the faculties. I got placed in a leading MNC, BorgWarner Cooling Systems India Pvt Ltd.

Mr. P. V. Srivatsan (2012-2016 Batch)

BorgWarner Cooling Systems India Pvt Ltd.

SEMINARS, WORKSHOPS & FDP ATTENDED BY FACULTY MEMBERS

S. No.

Seminars, Workshops,FDP Attended ( FDPs)

TOPIC

1. QIP Short Term Courses Mathematical Optimization Methods for Power System

2. Workshop Introduction to Python Programming

3. Seminar PALS Campus Lecture

4. FDPRecent Trends in Controllers for Renewable Energy Systems

5. FDP“Creative Pedagogy and its in Engineering Education”

6. QIP Short Term CoursesFPGA based Controller design for Power Electronic Converters

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Training Placement

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Training Placement

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The department of Training & Placement at RIT facilitates the following:

Organizesandcoordinatescampusrecruitments.

Facilitates Industry-Institute Interaction through Industrial visits, In-plant Training, Guest Lectures, Project appraisals etc to ensure the exposure of current Industry practices to students and faculty members.

Ensures that every student gets equipped with all the requisiteskillsetstotakeupafulfillingcareerofhis/her choice.

Proactively interacts with various professional & Industry bodies like Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), National Association of Software and Services Companies (NASSCOM), Society of AutomotiveEngineers (SAE), Indian Society of Training & Development (ISTD), Indian Society of Technical Education (ISTE), ICT Academy of Tamil Nadu (ICTACT) etc to promote students interests in different forums.

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VISION

• TotrainthestudentstobecomeeligibleforGlobalCorporate and understand the needs of the Industry.

MISSION

• Toprovidestrongtrainingthatcanaddressthegapin the curriculum.

• Toprovideexposureon thevariousopportunitiesavailable in terms of Entrepreneurship, Higher studiesandTeaching/Research.

• Toplacestudentsatahigherpackage.

TRAINING PROGRAMME OFFERED TO THE STUDENTSThe training programmes offered to the students of RITarescientificallyplannedandorganizedtoensurethat the students derive the maximum benefits. The Flagship Training programme offered to students is the Employability Training Camp conducted at the end of the 5th and 6th semesters.

EMPLOYABILITY TRAININGCAMP

The Employability Training Camp is a unique one of a kind value addition programme offered to our students from the Second year onwards. This camp, which is run on a residential mode is offered completely free of cost. It is a matter of pride that this programme is one of the premier events in the Institution and every student looks forward eagerly to be part of this event.

The students who are part of the camp are put through a set of pre-camp screening tests and their exact training requirements mapped. Following the Ice Breaker session on the inaugural day, our expert trainers who are the best in the Industry put our students through their paces through a uniquely developed curriculum, which is aligned towards the ever-changing demands of the Corporate.

The students are also continuously monitored for their performance with daily online tests, camp diary etc and corrective actions are implemented immediately. The students also have the benefit of interacting with top executives from various industries on a daily basis in “Meet the Industry” programme conductedevery evening. In this way every student is given the opportunity to understand the difference between an academic ambience and the corporate reality. The camp also serves as a platform for students to learn and practice Yoga as every morning session starts

witha lengthybutusefulYogasession tohelp themmanage the stress levels built up during the course of the camp stay. In this way the residential Employability Training Programme facilitates the student to become employable by the Industry.

Two Employability Training Camps are conducted for every student before Campus recruitments begin. Also the Camps are followed up effectively with regular web enabled online tests. This ensures that enough opportunities are provided for the students to pick up thetraitsofemployabilityandtherebysecurehis/herplacement in the Campus. The Employability Training Camps have resulted in a phenomenal increase in the number of students getting recruited over the past five years, thereby catapulting RIT into a different league of top notch Institutions preferred by the vast majority of student community.

Also, all the personality development and communication skills programmes are blended with the time-table to ensure that the students are provided with structured and periodic interventions to develop themselves.

Also, the students are provided opportunities to undergo a variety of Certification Programmes. Some of the certificate programmes offered to the students are listed below:

• AutomotiveSocietyOrientationprogramme(ASOP)

• MicrosoftCertificationProgram

• Certification in FSA -740 & Auto Electricals (incollaborationwithBOSCH)

• Cloud infrastructure and services certificationsupported by ICTACT

• Data Science & Big Data Analytics certificationsupported by ICTACT

• Employability Enhancement Training Program(EETP) under AICTE-BSNL MoU.

• Certification in Java, .net, Oracle and WindowsServer

• CertificatecoursesonCADModelingandAnalysis

• CertificateCourseinRobotics

• EmbeddedSystems Training programme -UTLP(Unified Technology Learning Platform)

• CertificatecourseinEmbeddedSystem

• CertificationinMobileApplicationDevelopment

Value Added Programs:Training program on Personality Development and Communication skills (Aptitude and logical reasoning, Ability skills and English language improvement) are

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VISION

• TotrainthestudentstobecomeeligibleforGlobalCorporate and understand the needs of the Industry.

MISSION

• Toprovidestrongtrainingthatcanaddressthegapin the curriculum.

• Toprovideexposureon thevariousopportunitiesavailable in terms of Entrepreneurship, Higher studiesandTeaching/Research.

• Toplacestudentsatahigherpackage.

TRAINING PROGRAMME OFFERED TO THE STUDENTSThe training programmes offered to the students of RITarescientificallyplannedandorganizedtoensurethat the students derive the maximum benefits. The Flagship Training programme offered to students is the Employability Training Camp conducted at the end of the 5th and 6th semesters.

EMPLOYABILITY TRAININGCAMP

The Employability Training Camp is a unique one of a kind value addition programme offered to our students from the Second year onwards. This camp, which is run on a residential mode is offered completely free of cost. It is a matter of pride that this programme is one of the premier events in the Institution and every student looks forward eagerly to be part of this event.

The students who are part of the camp are put through a set of pre-camp screening tests and their exact training requirements mapped. Following the Ice Breaker session on the inaugural day, our expert trainers who are the best in the Industry put our students through their paces through a uniquely developed curriculum, which is aligned towards the ever-changing demands of the Corporate.

The students are also continuously monitored for their performance with daily online tests, camp diary etc and corrective actions are implemented immediately. The students also have the benefit of interacting with top executives from various industries on a daily basis in “Meet the Industry” programme conductedevery evening. In this way every student is given the opportunity to understand the difference between an academic ambience and the corporate reality. The camp also serves as a platform for students to learn and practice Yoga as every morning session starts

witha lengthybutusefulYogasession tohelp themmanage the stress levels built up during the course of the camp stay. In this way the residential Employability Training Programme facilitates the student to become employable by the Industry.

Two Employability Training Camps are conducted for every student before Campus recruitments begin. Also the Camps are followed up effectively with regular web enabled online tests. This ensures that enough opportunities are provided for the students to pick up thetraitsofemployabilityandtherebysecurehis/herplacement in the Campus. The Employability Training Camps have resulted in a phenomenal increase in the number of students getting recruited over the past five years, thereby catapulting RIT into a different league of top notch Institutions preferred by the vast majority of student community.

Also, all the personality development and communication skills programmes are blended with the time-table to ensure that the students are provided with structured and periodic interventions to develop themselves.

Also, the students are provided opportunities to undergo a variety of Certification Programmes. Some of the certificate programmes offered to the students are listed below:

• AutomotiveSocietyOrientationprogramme(ASOP)

• MicrosoftCertificationProgram

• Certification in FSA -740 & Auto Electricals (incollaborationwithBOSCH)

• Cloud infrastructure and services certificationsupported by ICTACT

• Data Science & Big Data Analytics certificationsupported by ICTACT

• Employability Enhancement Training Program(EETP) under AICTE-BSNL MoU.

• Certification in Java, .net, Oracle and WindowsServer

• CertificatecoursesonCADModelingandAnalysis

• CertificateCourseinRobotics

• EmbeddedSystems Training programme -UTLP(Unified Technology Learning Platform)

• CertificatecourseinEmbeddedSystem

• CertificationinMobileApplicationDevelopment

Value Added Programs:Training program on Personality Development and Communication skills (Aptitude and logical reasoning, Ability skills and English language improvement) are

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regularly conducted for all students. Communication skills enhancement program is conducted for the students of vernacular medium. Unfold yourself Program is conducted for Learning to Unfold Emotions, Understanding fears and embracing them, Self-reflection through Leadership Crucibles and for anger Management.

INDUSTRY - INSTITUTE INTERACTIONRIT students are nurtured and developed into industry ready professionals through exposure to real time industry working and practices. Students have visited organisations like TCS, Infosys, L & T Infotech, Polaris, Hyundai Motors, BSNL, Ascent Technologies, ICF, TVS and many more.

Regular workshops, symposiums, in-plant training and internships facilitate the students to gain on-the-job training and knowledge of industry practices.

Conduct various programmes developed by corporate viz-

• CampusCommune(TCS)• UTLP Unified Technology Learning Platform –

(WIPRO)• TechnologyAppreciationProgram(TCS)• Campusconnect(Infosys)• Mission10x(Wipro)

Train faculty members on different skill sets required for effective class room delivery.

Leverage different industry connects for offering continuing education programme/consultancy bydepartments.

Tosummarize,theTraining&PlacementdepartmentatRIT ensures that the Institution maintains a symbiotic relationship with multiple industries across diverse segments to equip the students to take up different positions offered by the industries.

AmazonAshok LeylandAspire SystemsBorgwarnerCapgeminiCalotropis Software SolutionsChennai MetcoCognizantCongruent GlobalCss CorpDietech IndiaDoodleblueDecathlonEljay NetworkingEmbedurEmerson Electric CoExpeditors Econ SystemsFlextronicsFlsmidthFull creative InternGeometric GlobalHCL TechnologiesHCL ComnetHCL BservHexaware TechnologiesHinduja FoundariesHitachi SolutionsHyundai Motor IndiaIcmplInfosys

Info gainJbm Auto SystemsKone ElevatorKellogg Brown & Root Engineering L&T InfotechMandoMaarga SystemsMaveric SystemsMphasisNTT DataOdessaTechnologiesProdaptQuapt TechnologiesRenault NissanRANESanmarSanminaSakura AutopartsShriram Transport FinanceSix MarblesSteriaSopra SteriaSundaram ClaytonSutherlandSyntelSystech Solutions Syrma TechnologiesTATA CommunicationTata Consultancy ServicesTata ElxsiTitan

Tube Products of IndiaTvs LogisticsTvs–TurboEnergyLimitedUst GlobalVerizonVernalisVembu TechnologiesVirtusaVyshnavi InfotechWipro TechnologiesZoho Corporation

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Facilities

LIBRARYThe library has a rich collection of over 10,000 volumes of text books, references books, national and international journals in all branches of Engineering, Science, Technology, Management and General Studies and the

and it has got internet facility.

INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIPWe are members of CSI (Computer society of India) and SAE (Society of Automobile Engineering). Steps are taken for IEEE membership.

TRANSPORT

provide transport facility to the students and staff from various places. College website provides all the details of Transport facilities

HOSTELSeparate hostels for Boys and Girls are provided with good amenities and services.

CANTEENA spacious and hygienic canteen is available in the campus to cater to the students and staff.

SPORTSThe college has spacious play ground with facilities for playing football, volleyball and other games.

INTERNET We have a 60 Mbps 1:1 direct internet leased line. Wi-Fi facility is available in all main areas of the campus.

CAD/CAM CENTERCAD center caters to the needs of the Mechanical students in designing.

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Facilities

LIBRARYThe library has a rich collection of over 10,000 volumes of text books, references books, national and international journals in all branches of Engineering, Science, Technology, Management and General Studies and the

and it has got internet facility.

INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIPWe are members of CSI (Computer society of India) and SAE (Society of Automobile Engineering). Steps are taken for IEEE membership.

TRANSPORT

provide transport facility to the students and staff from various places. College website provides all the details of Transport facilities

HOSTELSeparate hostels for Boys and Girls are provided with good amenities and services.

CANTEENA spacious and hygienic canteen is available in the campus to cater to the students and staff.

SPORTSThe college has spacious play ground with facilities for playing football, volleyball and other games.

INTERNET We have a 60 Mbps 1:1 direct internet leased line. Wi-Fi facility is available in all main areas of the campus.

CAD/CAM CENTERCAD center caters to the needs of the Mechanical students in designing.

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ELIGIBILITYB.E /B.Tech Programmes, HSC (Academic & Vocational)

Candidates The minimum requirements for admission to B.E. /

B.Tech. Programmes are:

CATEGORY Average of Maths, Physics & Chemistry In +2 Examinations or Equivalent

Open

Backward 40%

45%

Most Backward 40%

SC / ST 40%

LATERAL ENTRY CANDIDATESDiploma Holders (various Branches)are also eligible to II year of the four year B.E. / B.Tech. Degree Courses.

The minimum requirements for admission to B.E. / B.Tech. Programmes are:

CATEGORY Average of 5th & 6th Semester marks

Open 45%

Backward 40%

Most Backward 40%

SC / ST 40%

VALIDITY OF SELECTIONCandidates who have passed the qualifying examination of a University / Board other than those approved by Anna University and have been selected, will be admitted to the college provisionally, subject

University/ Directorate of Technical Education (DoTE). The candidates concerned should therefore write to the Registrar of Anna University / DoTE in advance.

by the University / DoTE, the candidate will have to discontinue the course.

Only those candidates selected under the merit

Those who apply against possible lapsed seat (if

any). The selection of candidates will be provisional,

the right to refuse. Admission to any candidate, if on

found to be ineligible for admission or any suppression of particulars detected. Further, if the candidate is found to be ineligible at a later stage of his/her

admission, the college has the right to cancel the

admission at whatever stage the candidate may be at

that time. A joint declaration should be signed at the

time of admission by the candidate and his/ her parent.

Candidates should ensure that correct information

regarding marks, age and community is furnished by

him/her. If is not correct, then

He/She forfeit the admission, no matter at what stage

of the course he/she will be in that time.

He/She is liable to be debarred from pursuing any

course of study for a period of 3 years.

Legal action will be initiated against him/her for

furnishing false information.

The Extract of Supreme Court Order regarding Ragging,

The student should not indulge in ragging. Legal action

will be initiated against, if found guilty. The Supreme

Court has issued an order regarding the ragging and

the extract of which is given below:

If any incident of ragging comes to the notice of the

authority, the concerned student shall be given liberty

to explain and if his explanation is not found satisfactory,

the authority would expel him/her from the Institution.

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R-1 ENNORE

Lift Gate 5:52 amWimco Naghar 5:55Ajax 5:59Akkash Hospital 6:02Periyar Nagar 6:04Thiruvortiyur Market 6:06Theradi 6:08Ellaimman Koil 6:10Raja Kadai 6:15Tondiarpet Cycle Stand 6:20Maharani 6:23Cement Road 6:25Mint Hospital 6:28Royapuram Bridge 6:34Beach Station 6:36Periyamedu 6:40Dasprakash 6:45Eaga Theatre 6:47Amjikarai Market 6:50RIT Campus 7:40am

R-2 CHINTHADRIPETChintadripet church 6:20 amAdham Market 6:22TriplicaneHighRoadPostOffice 6:25Triplicane Rathna Cafe 6:28Triplicane High road Partha Sarathi Temple 6:31Meersahibpet Market 6:33Royapettah New College 6:35Nungampakkam Valluvar Kottam 6:40Nunkampakkam Police Quarters bus stop 6:42Nelson manickam Road Bus Stop 6:45Choolaimedu bus stop 6:47Nelson manicam Road Bata show room 6:49Sky Walk 6:51Arumbakkam Panchaliamman Koil 7:00NPCL Building 7:03RIT Campus 7:45am

R-3 CHOOLAIViyasarpadi parking 6:00 amMint 6:10Basin Bridge 6:13Power House 6:18Nataraj Theatre 6:25ChoolaiPostOffice 6:28Vapari Police Station 6:35Purasaivakkam Thana St 6:40Kellys Signal 6:47Mummy Daddy 6:50New Avadi Cement Road 6:54Gangaiamman Koil 7:00Lotus Colony 7:05Chinthamani 7:10Anna Nagar Tower 7:17Maduravoyal Ration Shop 7:35am

R-4 EAST MUGAPPAIRJJ Nagar Police Station 6:40 amHDFC Bank 6:42IOBBank 6:457HBusDepot 6:50Amutha School 7:00D.R.Super Market 7:02Nolambur 7:05Meadows Apprtment 7:07MGR University 7:10RIT Camus 7:45am

BUS ROUTES R-5 CIT NAGARCIT Nagar 6:20 amAranganathan Subway 6:25Srinivasa Theatre 6:27Metupalayam 6:30Sangamam Hotel 6:34Aryagowda Road 6:38Vivek 6:45Usman Road 6:47Loyalo College 6:50MMDA Water Tank 6:55MMDA Bus Stand 6:56Nerkundram 7:05Vengaya Mandi 7:08Murugan Stores 7:12Maduravoyal Erikarai 7:15Vanagaram 7:18RIT Campus 7:45

R-6 CHINMAYA NAGARChinmaiya Nagar 6:28 amSai Nagar 6:30 amNatesan Nagar 6:31 amElango Nagar 6:32 amVirugampakkam 6:35 amKK Nagar 6:38 amKK Nagar ESI 6:45 amAshok Pillar 6:50 amKasi Theatre 6:52 amEkkatuthangal 6:55 amKathipara BridgePorur SignalPoonamallee Bye PassRIT Campus 7:45am

R-7 SANTHOMEMandaveli Bus Depot 6:20 amPattinapakkam 6:25 amKutchery Road 6:30 amLuzCorner 6:35 amP.S. Sivasamy Road 6:37amSIET College 6:42 amNanthanam Signal 6:47amSaidapet Vetrinary Hospital 6:52 amSaidapet Bus Stop 6:57amGuindy 6:59 amButt Road 7:05amChennai Trade Centre 7:10amPorur 7:10amIyyapanthangal 7:20amRIT Campus 7:45am

R-8 KOVILAMBAKKAMKovilampakkam 6:20 amKeelkattalai Bus Stop 6:22 amMadipakkam UTI Bank 6:25 amMadipakkam Koot Road Bus Stop 6:26 amRanga Theatre 6:28 amNanganallur Chidambaram Stores 6:30 amNanganallur Saravana Hotel 6:32 amVanuvampet Church 6:35 amSurendhar Nagar Bus Stop 6:37amJayalakshmi Theatre 6:39 amThillai Ganga Nagar Sub Way 6:42 amAazarKhanaBusStop 6:45 amButt Road 6:47amCollege Campus 7:45am

R-9 MKB NAGARVyasarpadi 6:10 amMKB Nagar 6:15 amE.B. Stop 6:18 amKannadhasan Nagar 6:20 am

M.R.Nagar 6:23 amlakshmi Amman Nagar 6:32 amP.B.Road 6:36 amPerambur Bus Stand 6:38 amPermbur Railway Station 6:40 amSembiam Police Station 6:42 amPerumbur Market 6:44 amAgaram 6:50 amPeravalur Road 6:52 amRIT Campus 7:45am

R-10 REDHILLSRedhills 6:20 amPoly Tech 6:27amKavangarai 6:30 amPuzhalCheckpost 6:32 amPuzhalJain 6:35 amPuzhalCamp 6:40 amVellamal College 6.45 amKallikuppam Tea Shop 6:50 amKallikuppam Arch 6:52 amWireless 6:53 amM.K. Mahal 6:58 amPuthur 7:00amOragadam 7:05amPonnu Supermarket 7:10amSaraswathi Nagar 7:15amVaishnavi Nagar 7:20amMurugappa Polytechnic 7:23amRIT Campus 7:50am

R-11 GUDUVANCHERY

Srinivasapuram 6:05 amGuvanchery 6:12 amE.B. 6:15 amUrapakkam 6:22 amVandalur 6:25 amPerungalathur 6:32 amIrrummpuliyur 6:35 amT.B. Hospital 6:38 amSanitoriyum 6:40 amMEPZ 6:42 amChrompet 6:45 amPallavaram 6:52 amPammal 6:53 amPammal Krishna Nagar 6:58 amKundrathur 7:05amChakupuram 7:10amMuthukumaran College 7:15amMangadu 7:20amMangadu Pettu 7:23am

R-12 MANALI

Manali Market 6:15 amMMDA 3rd Main Road 6:20 amMMDA 1st Main Road 6:21 amMadavaram Milk Colony 6:22 amArul Nagar 6:27amThapalpetti 6:32 amMoolakadai 6:35 amDonbosco 6:37amThiruvika Nagar 6:40 amKolathur Welding Shop 6:45 amRetteri Bus Stop 6:50 amRIT Campus 7:45am

R-13 AYANAVARAM

Jeeva Station 6:35 amBinny Mill 6:38 amOtteri 6:40 amPodi Kadai 6:42 amSuburayan Street 6:44 amT.B. Hospital 6:46 am

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R-1 ENNORE

Lift Gate 5:52 amWimco Naghar 5:55Ajax 5:59Akkash Hospital 6:02Periyar Nagar 6:04Thiruvortiyur Market 6:06Theradi 6:08Ellaimman Koil 6:10Raja Kadai 6:15Tondiarpet Cycle Stand 6:20Maharani 6:23Cement Road 6:25Mint Hospital 6:28Royapuram Bridge 6:34Beach Station 6:36Periyamedu 6:40Dasprakash 6:45Eaga Theatre 6:47Amjikarai Market 6:50RIT Campus 7:40am

R-2 CHINTHADRIPETChintadripet church 6:20 amAdham Market 6:22TriplicaneHighRoadPostOffice 6:25Triplicane Rathna Cafe 6:28Triplicane High road Partha Sarathi Temple 6:31Meersahibpet Market 6:33Royapettah New College 6:35Nungampakkam Valluvar Kottam 6:40Nunkampakkam Police Quarters bus stop 6:42Nelson manickam Road Bus Stop 6:45Choolaimedu bus stop 6:47Nelson manicam Road Bata show room 6:49Sky Walk 6:51Arumbakkam Panchaliamman Koil 7:00NPCL Building 7:03RIT Campus 7:45am

R-3 CHOOLAIViyasarpadi parking 6:00 amMint 6:10Basin Bridge 6:13Power House 6:18Nataraj Theatre 6:25ChoolaiPostOffice 6:28Vapari Police Station 6:35Purasaivakkam Thana St 6:40Kellys Signal 6:47Mummy Daddy 6:50New Avadi Cement Road 6:54Gangaiamman Koil 7:00Lotus Colony 7:05Chinthamani 7:10Anna Nagar Tower 7:17Maduravoyal Ration Shop 7:35am

R-4 EAST MUGAPPAIRJJ Nagar Police Station 6:40 amHDFC Bank 6:42IOBBank 6:457HBusDepot 6:50Amutha School 7:00D.R.Super Market 7:02Nolambur 7:05Meadows Apprtment 7:07MGR University 7:10RIT Camus 7:45am

BUS ROUTES R-5 CIT NAGARCIT Nagar 6:20 amAranganathan Subway 6:25Srinivasa Theatre 6:27Metupalayam 6:30Sangamam Hotel 6:34Aryagowda Road 6:38Vivek 6:45Usman Road 6:47Loyalo College 6:50MMDA Water Tank 6:55MMDA Bus Stand 6:56Nerkundram 7:05Vengaya Mandi 7:08Murugan Stores 7:12Maduravoyal Erikarai 7:15Vanagaram 7:18RIT Campus 7:45

R-6 CHINMAYA NAGARChinmaiya Nagar 6:28 amSai Nagar 6:30 amNatesan Nagar 6:31 amElango Nagar 6:32 amVirugampakkam 6:35 amKK Nagar 6:38 amKK Nagar ESI 6:45 amAshok Pillar 6:50 amKasi Theatre 6:52 amEkkatuthangal 6:55 amKathipara BridgePorur SignalPoonamallee Bye PassRIT Campus 7:45am

R-7 SANTHOMEMandaveli Bus Depot 6:20 amPattinapakkam 6:25 amKutchery Road 6:30 amLuzCorner 6:35 amP.S. Sivasamy Road 6:37amSIET College 6:42 amNanthanam Signal 6:47amSaidapet Vetrinary Hospital 6:52 amSaidapet Bus Stop 6:57amGuindy 6:59 amButt Road 7:05amChennai Trade Centre 7:10amPorur 7:10amIyyapanthangal 7:20amRIT Campus 7:45am

R-8 KOVILAMBAKKAMKovilampakkam 6:20 amKeelkattalai Bus Stop 6:22 amMadipakkam UTI Bank 6:25 amMadipakkam Koot Road Bus Stop 6:26 amRanga Theatre 6:28 amNanganallur Chidambaram Stores 6:30 amNanganallur Saravana Hotel 6:32 amVanuvampet Church 6:35 amSurendhar Nagar Bus Stop 6:37amJayalakshmi Theatre 6:39 amThillai Ganga Nagar Sub Way 6:42 amAazarKhanaBusStop 6:45 amButt Road 6:47amCollege Campus 7:45am

R-9 MKB NAGARVyasarpadi 6:10 amMKB Nagar 6:15 amE.B. Stop 6:18 amKannadhasan Nagar 6:20 am

M.R.Nagar 6:23 amlakshmi Amman Nagar 6:32 amP.B.Road 6:36 amPerambur Bus Stand 6:38 amPermbur Railway Station 6:40 amSembiam Police Station 6:42 amPerumbur Market 6:44 amAgaram 6:50 amPeravalur Road 6:52 amRIT Campus 7:45am

R-10 REDHILLSRedhills 6:20 amPoly Tech 6:27amKavangarai 6:30 amPuzhalCheckpost 6:32 amPuzhalJain 6:35 amPuzhalCamp 6:40 amVellamal College 6.45 amKallikuppam Tea Shop 6:50 amKallikuppam Arch 6:52 amWireless 6:53 amM.K. Mahal 6:58 amPuthur 7:00amOragadam 7:05amPonnu Supermarket 7:10amSaraswathi Nagar 7:15amVaishnavi Nagar 7:20amMurugappa Polytechnic 7:23amRIT Campus 7:50am

R-11 GUDUVANCHERY

Srinivasapuram 6:05 amGuvanchery 6:12 amE.B. 6:15 amUrapakkam 6:22 amVandalur 6:25 amPerungalathur 6:32 amIrrummpuliyur 6:35 amT.B. Hospital 6:38 amSanitoriyum 6:40 amMEPZ 6:42 amChrompet 6:45 amPallavaram 6:52 amPammal 6:53 amPammal Krishna Nagar 6:58 amKundrathur 7:05amChakupuram 7:10amMuthukumaran College 7:15amMangadu 7:20amMangadu Pettu 7:23am

R-12 MANALI

Manali Market 6:15 amMMDA 3rd Main Road 6:20 amMMDA 1st Main Road 6:21 amMadavaram Milk Colony 6:22 amArul Nagar 6:27amThapalpetti 6:32 amMoolakadai 6:35 amDonbosco 6:37amThiruvika Nagar 6:40 amKolathur Welding Shop 6:45 amRetteri Bus Stop 6:50 amRIT Campus 7:45am

R-13 AYANAVARAM

Jeeva Station 6:35 amBinny Mill 6:38 amOtteri 6:40 amPodi Kadai 6:42 amSuburayan Street 6:44 amT.B. Hospital 6:46 am

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Ayanavaram Signal 6:49 amSayyani 6:52 amAyanavaram Noor Hotel 6:57amJointOffice 7:00amAyanavaram Railway Quarters 7:03amICF 7:05amKallukadai Stop 7:10amVillivakkam 7:12amRIT Camus 7:45am

R-14 THIRUVALLUR

Sevapettai 6:30 amKakkalur 6:38 amPoonka Nagar 6:40 amKakkalur Signal 6:43 amSBI 6:45 amLIC 6:48 amGRT 6:50 amMelnallathur 7:00amKeznallathur 7:05amKeznallathurSignal 7:07amManavala Nagar Railway Station 7:10amOndikuppam 7:13amPutlur 7:15amAravan 7:20amVellavedu 7:25amRIT Campus 7:45am

R-15 KANCHIPURAM

Toll Gate 6:10 amVaradharaja Perumal Koil Street 6:15 amRangasamy Kulam 6:18 amCollectorateOffice 6:23 amHousing Board 6:26 amOrikkai 6:30 amOrikkaiBusStand 6:32 amArsan Nagar 6:36 amKil Gate 6:39 amKeerai Mandapam 6:42 amSriperumbattur (Bye-Pass) 7:12amSriperumbattur - Theradi 7:15amCollege Campus 7:45am

R-16 NEELANGKARAI

Prathana Theatre 6:20 amVEtuvankeni 6:25 amTiruvanmiyurRTOOffice 6:30 amAdyar Depot 6:39 amMadyakailash 6:45 amGuindy 6:52 amMugalivakkam 7:05amKarayanchavadi 7:20amPoonamallee Bus Stand 6:25 amRIT Campus 7:40am

R-17 LIBERTY

Liberty 6:30 amPower House 6:32 amVAdapalani Kovil 6:38 amKamala Theatre 6:45 amVadapalani Depot 6:47amSaligramam Petrol Bunk 6:50 amAvichi School 6:52 amAlwar Thirunagar 6:55 amKesavarthini 6:58 amValasaravakkam 7:00amSaravana Hotel 7:02amOldPorur 7:04amKarapakkam 7:05amRIT Campus 7:45am

R-18 CAMP ROAD

Camp Road 6:20 amRaja Kilpakkam 6:23 amAlfa School 6:25 am

Santhoshpuram 6:26 amMedavakkam Koot Road 6:31 amPallikaranai 6:35 amGurunanak College 6:38 amVellachery Bridge 6:43 amViajyanagaram Bus Stop 6:45 amDhandeswaran Kovil 6:47amGurnanek College 6:50 amVelachery Checkpost 6:55 amMaduvankarai 6:55 amGuildy 6:57amRamapuram 7:05amRIT Campus 7:45am

R-19 POOMBUKAR

Poombukar 6:20 amGanga Cinima 6:35 amDonbosco 6:38 amPoombukar 6:40 amKorattur Bus Stop 7:05amPadi Britania 7:08amTVS Show Room 7:10amAmbattur 7:12amRIT Campus 7:45am

R-20 VEPPAMPATTU

Vepampattu Railway Station 6:40 amMadha Kovil 6:42 amEswar Nagar 6:43 amIndian Bank Thiruninravur 6:45 amThiruninravur Railway Station 6:51 amThiruninravur Bridge 6:51 amPetrol Bunk Thiruninravur 6:52 amJaya College 6:55 amNemilicherri Road 6:57amPattabiram Gandhi Nagar 6:58 ampattabiram Police Station 6:59 amPattabiram Bus Stand 7:00amPattabiram Vasantha Mandapam 7:01amSekkadu Bus Stand 7:05amAvadi Ponnu Store 7:08amAvadi J.P. Garden 7:10amGovarthanagiri Bus Stand 7:15amChennirkuppam 7:25amRIT Campus 7:45am

R-21 AYYAPAKKAM

Ayappakam Parking 6:25 amAyappakam Petrol Bunk 6:30 amAyappakam ICMR 6:31 amMGR Puram 6:35 amICF Church 6:38 amCanara Bank 6:42 amSingapore Shopping 6:45 amStedford Hospital 6:55 amNemilicherri Road 6:57amPattabiram Gandhi Nagar 6:58 amPattabiram Police Station 6:59 amPattabiram Bus Stand 7:00amPattabiram Vasantha Mandapam 7:01amSekkadu Bus Stand 7:05amAvadi Ponnu Store 7:08amAvadi J.P. Garden 7:10amGovarthanagiri Bus Stand 7:15amChennirkuppam 7:25amRIT Campus 7:45am

R-22 ARAKKONAM

Vimal School 6:10 amJothi Nagar 6:12 amIndira Gandhi Nagar 6:15 amSwalpetaih 6:16 amGovernment Hospital 6:15 amOldBusStand 6:18 am

New Bus Stand 6:20 amRailway Station 6:25 amSR Gate 6:28 amNavy Gate 6:30 amVenkatesapuram 6:31 amMarimangalam 6:55 amNarasimapuram 6:58 amRIT Campus 7:40am

R-23 K4 POLICE STATION

Nathamuni Theare 6:45 amK4 Police Station 6:50 amLabourOfficersQuarters 6:52 amVijaya Maruti (Nuts & Spices) 6:54 amUdayam Colony 6:56 amKambar Colony 6:58 amAnna Nagar West Depot 7:00amThirumangalam Bridge 7:02amThirumangalam Waves 7:06amVAnagaram 7:20amVelapanchavadi 7:25amRIT Campus 7:45am

R-24 ARCOT

Arcot Bus Stand 5:45 amMuthukadai 5:50 amWalajapettai 5:55 amPerumpullipakkam 6:20 amVinayagapuram (KPM) 6:35 amOlimugamathuPettai(Gori) 6:37amEgambaranathar Koil 6:40 amKachapeswarar Koil 6:42 amRama’sCafe(KPMBusStand) 6:44 amIndira Nagar (KPM Railway Gate) 6:50 amSungawarchathram 7:15amRIT Campus 8:00 am

R-26 PAMMAL

Pammal 6:30 amArunmathi Theatre 6:32 amAnagaputhur 6:34 amManikandan Nagar 6:36 amKarima Nagar 6:38 amKundrathur 6:40 amKundrathur Thandalam 6:43 amKovur 6:45 amGerugambakkam 6:50 amBai Kadai 6:53 amMathanandapuram 6:55 amVenkateswara Nagar 7:00amRIT Campus 7:45am

R-27 AVADI

Ajeya Stadium 6:35 amHVF 6:38 amCRP 6:42 amMitnamalli 6:45 amMuthapudupet 6:50 amSasthri Nagar 6:55 amAvadi Checkpost 7:05amRama Rathna Theatre 7:06amAvadi Amman Koil 7:10amVasantham Nagar 7:12amKovarthanagiri 7:14amKendra Vihar 7:15amKaduveti 7:17amRIT Campus 7:45am

R-28 AGARAM

Agaram 6:30 amPeriyar Nagar 6:32 amThiruvalluvar Thirumanamandapam 6:34 amPerumal Koil 6:36 am

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Kamban Nagar 6:38 amE.B. 6:40 amShanmugam Mahal 6:42 amSenthil Nagar 6:45 amThathankuppam 6:48 amKalyan Jewalers 6:55 amCollector Nagar 6:57amCheriyan Hospital 6:58 amGolden Flats 7:00amRIT Campus 7:45am

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19 - CHENGALPET GH 5.20 AM

Chengalpet New Bus Stand 5:25 amChengalpetOldBusStand 5:30 amPanur Tollgate 5:37amMahindra City Signal 5:45 amS.P. Koil 5:50 amMaraimalai Nagar 5:55 amPotheri 6:00 amSrinivasapuram 6:05 amGuduvancherry 6:07amGuduvancherry EB 6:09 amUrrappakkam 6:13 amVangaloor 6:20 amPerunkalathoor 6:25 amTambaram 6:30 amLakshmipuram 6:33 amKrishna Nagar 6:35 amvia: Non Stop Chennai outer Ring RoadCollege Campus 7:40am

38C - VANDAVASIVandhavasi New Bus Stand 5:35 amVandhavasiOldBusStand 5:40 am

Thenangur 5:45 amMelmaXRoad 5:50 amManamadhiXRoad 5:55 amPeru Nagar 6:00 amKuzhamanthal 6:05 amKPM Collectrate 6:15 amTalukOffice 6:20 amEgambaranathar Temple 6:30 amvia : Non-stop Sunguvarchathram, Sriperumbuthur College Campus 7:40am

39C - UTHIRAMERURUthiramerurIOCBunk 5:52 amThirupulivanam 5:52 amVengacherry 5:56 amMagaral 6:04 amMagaral Police Station 6:06 amArpakkam 6:09 amVedal 6:12 amKalakkattur 6:15 amKurivimalai 6:18 amOrikkai 6:20 amKanchipuram (Military Road) 6:25 amChinnasamy Nagar 6:27amKeera Mandapam 6:29 amKachapeswarar Temple 6:33 amCollege Campus 7:40am

41C - VELLOREVellore Rountana 5:30 amSathuvachari 5:35 amGanesh Theatre (Pututhaku) 5:45 amArcot Bus Stand 6:00 amKaveripakkam 6:15 amOchery 6:20 am

Perumpullipakkam (Samathuvapuram) 6:30 amBaluchetti 6:40 amPonnerikarai 6:40 amCollege Campus 7:40am

43 - THIRUTHANI 5:40 am

Fire Station 5:41 amThirupathi byepass 5:43 amGRT College 6:00 amArcot Kuppam 6:10 amKanagamma Chathiram 6:15 amPattarai Permanthur 6:25 amThirupachur 6:30 amCollectrate Thiruvallur 6:35 amManavalanagar 6:45 amCatter Pillar 6:50 amMelnallathur 7:00amSengadu 7:10amKattu Kootu Road 7:15amCollege Campus 7:40am

44 - PANAPAKKAM - NEMILIPanapakkam 6:05 amNemili Bus Stand 6:10 amSayanapuram 6:18 amSenthamangalam 6:22 amThirumalpur Rly. Station (Pallur) 6:25 amKammarpalayam 6:26 amChengalvarayanCollege(Oovery) 6:29 amPuthupakkam 6:32 amEnjampakkam 6:35 amVellagate 6:40 amSunguvar Chatram Bus Stand 7:00amSriperumbuthur Bus Stand 7:15amCollege Campus 7:40am


Kamban Nagar 6:38 amE.B. 6:40 amShanmugam Mahal 6:42 amSenthil Nagar 6:45 amThathankuppam 6:48 amKalyan Jewalers 6:55 amCollector Nagar 6:57amCheriyan Hospital 6:58 amGolden Flats 7:00amRIT Campus 7:45am

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19 - CHENGALPET GH 5.20 AM

Chengalpet New Bus Stand 5:25 amChengalpetOldBusStand 5:30 amPanur Tollgate 5:37amMahindra City Signal 5:45 amS.P. Koil 5:50 amMaraimalai Nagar 5:55 amPotheri 6:00 amSrinivasapuram 6:05 amGuduvancherry 6:07amGuduvancherry EB 6:09 amUrrappakkam 6:13 amVangaloor 6:20 amPerunkalathoor 6:25 amTambaram 6:30 amLakshmipuram 6:33 amKrishna Nagar 6:35 amvia: Non Stop Chennai outer Ring RoadCollege Campus 7:40am

38C - VANDAVASIVandhavasi New Bus Stand 5:35 amVandhavasiOldBusStand 5:40 am

Thenangur 5:45 amMelmaXRoad 5:50 amManamadhiXRoad 5:55 amPeru Nagar 6:00 amKuzhamanthal 6:05 amKPM Collectrate 6:15 amTalukOffice 6:20 amEgambaranathar Temple 6:30 amvia : Non-stop Sunguvarchathram, Sriperumbuthur College Campus 7:40am

39C - UTHIRAMERURUthiramerurIOCBunk 5:52 amThirupulivanam 5:52 amVengacherry 5:56 amMagaral 6:04 amMagaral Police Station 6:06 amArpakkam 6:09 amVedal 6:12 amKalakkattur 6:15 amKurivimalai 6:18 amOrikkai 6:20 amKanchipuram (Military Road) 6:25 amChinnasamy Nagar 6:27amKeera Mandapam 6:29 amKachapeswarar Temple 6:33 amCollege Campus 7:40am

41C - VELLOREVellore Rountana 5:30 amSathuvachari 5:35 amGanesh Theatre (Pututhaku) 5:45 amArcot Bus Stand 6:00 amKaveripakkam 6:15 amOchery 6:20 am

Perumpullipakkam (Samathuvapuram) 6:30 amBaluchetti 6:40 amPonnerikarai 6:40 amCollege Campus 7:40am

43 - THIRUTHANI 5:40 am

Fire Station 5:41 amThirupathi byepass 5:43 amGRT College 6:00 amArcot Kuppam 6:10 amKanagamma Chathiram 6:15 amPattarai Permanthur 6:25 amThirupachur 6:30 amCollectrate Thiruvallur 6:35 amManavalanagar 6:45 amCatter Pillar 6:50 amMelnallathur 7:00amSengadu 7:10amKattu Kootu Road 7:15amCollege Campus 7:40am

44 - PANAPAKKAM - NEMILIPanapakkam 6:05 amNemili Bus Stand 6:10 amSayanapuram 6:18 amSenthamangalam 6:22 amThirumalpur Rly. Station (Pallur) 6:25 amKammarpalayam 6:26 amChengalvarayanCollege(Oovery) 6:29 amPuthupakkam 6:32 amEnjampakkam 6:35 amVellagate 6:40 amSunguvar Chatram Bus Stand 7:00amSriperumbuthur Bus Stand 7:15amCollege Campus 7:40am


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