4th and 6th semester students of Diploma (EE) recently visited the Silpara Hydel Power Plant where they received the practical knowledge of electricity production. Ankit Soni, the engineer posted in Plant, shared his knowledge with students pertaining to various devices like generator and turbine, which are generally used in production of electricity. During the visit, students were accompanied and guided by Diwakar Dubey and Ajay Singh
Thirty Four (34) students of AKS University have been selected in a campus drive organized by Wilshire Pesticide and Fertilizer Private Limited, an Indore based company on Friday. “Students have been selected for various positions of the company,” told Director T&P adding that the selection was carried out on the basis of student’s performance in written test, group discussion and interview. Informing further he said, 10 students have been selected for the position of group leader while others will occupy the position of sales representative, on a salary package of Rs 3 lakh/annum.
Names of selected students are: Krishnakant, Anand, Rajkumar, Nihal Kumar, Aaarju Bano, Taptus, Bhakti, Om Singh, Shobhit, Rajesh, Parvish Raj, Rahul Singh, Sachin, Vaibhav, Anjali, Niteshwari, Prachi, Saurabh, Shekh Rubina, Pankaj Lalit, Kajal, Meena, Bhagwati, Sati, Seema, Vandana, Satyavrat, Raman, Kushal, Pankaj, Sarvesh and Harshita Mishra. On this achievement of students, Management (AKSU) has congratulated them with “best wishes” for their bright future.
Electrical Engineering students have been sent to various reputed companies for their Apprentice Training, informed Rama Shukla, the Head of Electrical Engineering Department of AKS University. Students named Lavkush, Mohit (in Edible Oil, UP); Gajendra, Shubham, Shekhar, Rimjhim (in Ispat, UP); Neha, Pankaj (in KJS Cement, Maihar); Shankh Dhar, Vimal, Akansha (in Vilash Transformer Repairing Center, MP), Nand Kishore, Shivesh (in Mitcon Company, MP), are being trained by the company experts.
Students, during the course of training, will be completing their project work as well. Undoubtedly, training, thus received, will not only increase their job opportunities but uplift their employability level as well.
CS department of AKS University on Saturday organized a “One day workshop” in which the contents related to the cyber security and ethical hacking were discussed in detail. Keynote- speaker, Abhishek Raj shared specific information on cyber security and ethical hacking, and demonstrated the ways through which the sites could be blocked and the passwords could be changed.
“Though the word Hacker sounds negative but the fact remains, they are like other IT professionals, who save the computers from cyber attack. They are also called Security Analyst and Penetration Testers” he said, adding that the hackers secure the country’s information system from ‘Black Hat Hackers’.
During the Workshop, Dr. GK Pradhan, Akhilesh A Waoo, Vijay Vishwakarma, Deependra Shukla, Pragya Shrivastava, Pragya Shriwastava, Dr. Subhadra Shaw, Shivani Patanha, Balendra Garg, Ankita Sharma, Varsha Tiwari and Lab faculty members were present.
Students named Garima Tamrakar, Virendra Vaishya, Anshul Gautam and Nikhil Mishra (all from civil engineering), have recently been selected by CSIR, CBRI Roorkee for their projects, related to the civil engineering. Garima will be completing her project on “Durability of concrete and fire resistance of self compacting concrete” under the guidance of Dr. Monalisa Badhera and Virendra on the topic “Design against progressive collapse failure of precast concrete”, which he will complete under the guidance of Dr. Mickey Meckan. Staying there in Roorkee, Anshul, under the guidance of D Raju, will complete his research work on the topic “Bamboo reinforced concrete structures” while Nikhil will complete his research work on the topic “Retrofitting of concrete”, under the guidance of Dr. HC Arora. Notably, Central Building Research Institute is the only institution which helps the students in their research and development projects. Informing further, students told that the training, thus received, will help them in creating job opportunities in research and development projects of both government and private sectors. Students have been wished “All the best” by the Management (AKSU) for their projects.
