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Regency Institute of Technology

S.No. Name and Address of the Member Designation

1 Dr G. N. NaiduChairman & Managing DirectorRegency Ceramics Limited ChairmanRegency Educational Society,Yanam – 533 464

2 Er. N. Prasad SatyendraExecutive DirectorRegency Ceramics Limited Vice-ChairmanPlot No. 103 A, Road No. 1Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad – 500 034

3 Director, Southern Regional OfficeAICTE, Shastri Bhawan AICTE Representative (Ex Officio)26, Haddows Road, Chennai – 600 006

4 Dr R. SubramanianProfessor, Dept of Computer Science University NomineePondicherry University, Puducherry–605 004

5 Dr G. GovindarajProfessor, Dept of Physics University NomineePondicherry University, Puducherry–605 004

6 Mr Pannir SelvanDirector of Higher & Technical Education Puducherry Government NomineeGovt of Puducherry, Puducherry-605 014

7 Mrs (Dr) Sarojini NaiduRetired Professor in Nutrition Food & Nutrition ExpertPlot No. 103 A, Road No. 1Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad – 500 034

8 Dr. S. RamprasadPresident (International Operations) EntrepreneurRegency Ceramics Ltd., Hyderabad

9 Dr P.V.Surya PrakashPrincipal Civil Engineering ConsultantPYDAH College of EngineeringKakinada

10 Dr A. Ramakrishna RaoDean (Students’ Welfare) RIT Faculty RepresentativeRegency Institute of TechnologyYanam – 533 464

11 Dr. V. VandanaProfessor & Head, Dept. of AS&H RIT Faculty RepresentativeRegency Institute of TechnologyYanam – 533 464

12 Dr. P. Kumar BabuPrincipal Secretary & ConvenerRegency Institute of TechnologyYanam – 533 464

REGENCY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, YANAMBOARD OF GOVERNORS



MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN

Dear Aspirants,

I congratulate you for your decision to become an Engineer. You are welcome to join our institutionwith an ambition and zeal to become a real professional. The technological scenario shaping upworldwide industrial growth requires tremendous interaction between the Industry and Institution.Regency Institute of Technology (RIT) is sponsored and supported by Regency Ceramics Limited.Your stay at Regency Institute of Technology provides excellent opportunities for in-house practicaltraining in an internationally sprawling ceramic complex to sandwich your theoretical classroomstudy knowledge with industrial practices.

We foster the growth of innovative professionals, scientists and engineers who are firmly groundedacademically, enjoy the trust and confidence of the community at large. We want Regency Instituteof Technology to be the dream of every child who wants to make the world a better place.

Academic research driven by intellectual curiosity has given birth to new technologies and industrieswhich have made the impossible as possible and built our modern society. More keenly today, weplace academic research and education as our aspirations for resolving myriad global problems.Regency Institute of Technology responds to these pressing concerns by promoting the most advancedresearch across the spectrum of scientific and technological fields. By providing this kind ofstimulating environment, we aim to inspire and develop the creativity of each student.

The objective of our Institute is to nurture the growth of innovative people and to send into societylarge numbers of outstanding individuals who have developed through richly creative education andwho have mastered fundamental knowledge and skills. In order to achieve this, we encourageinnovative ideas, foster basic knowledge, practical ability, accurate judgment, and the ability tosynthesize.

As a student of RIT, you will receive top grade curriculum and excellent academic programme ofPondicherry University, a Central University of the Union Territory. RIT provides perfect classroomteaching through experienced and skilled staff. We focus on the individual student caliber to providecustomized counseling depending on learning capabilities of the students. This is the place wherestudents are provided steady growth both professionally and personally amongst peers and Professors,who inculcate values in a truly working climate.



Dr. G.N. NAIDUChairman

Regency Educational Society

Through our industry-marketing network, we provide excellent job opportunities at different locationsin the country. Further, we provide technical jobs to students in various units located at different placesin the country for lapping up good career opportunities with a steady growth in this highly competitiveworld.

The Management is offering free seats up to 5% of total intake to the candidates securing ranks below3000 in EAMCET, below 500 in CENTAC, also one free seat to each of the eight North-Eastern Statsof India, Himachal Pradesh, Uttaranchal, Chattisgarh, Jharkhand, Jammu & Kashmir nominated by therespective State Governments and for the top three rankers in RIT Entrance Test. The Managementis offering free seats to the North Eastern and Northern parts of the country in order to promoteNational Integration cultural interaction among the students from all over India. Thus, the RIT campushas a mixture of students from various geographical locations and backgrounds.

Yanam is specially endowed with scenic attractions due to its natural geographic location. This tinyenclave falling under the Union Territory of Puducherry is sited on the bank of river Godavari. It isendowed with a captivating landscape and there are proposals from the Government of Puducherry todevelop Yanam as one of the beautiful tourist resorts in the world. RCL is also attracting tourists bypromoting Regency Research Academy of Film and Television (RRAFT), a Film & TV Institute.

When you consider the quality of RIT’s Engineering Programme coupled with the facilities providedOn Campus for coaching GRE, TOFEL, GMAT, IES, IAS, IPS examinations with the help of foreignlanguage laboratories at a very affordable cost, you will discover an exceptional value. I welcome youto consider RIT as your choice since it is truly an exceptional place to learn and grow on this excitingjourney of career choice.



FROM THE PRINCIPAL’S DESKWe are in the post modern era where science and technology have become the corner stones onwhich the edifice of society rests. The advances in communication have put us on the informationsuper highway and the nations which are slow to change are bound to lag behind in progress andprosperity. Engineering education is a key to this change in the post globalization era can becomeeffective only if it is wedded to the technological advances. Internet is one such dimension ofknowledge and information. Preparing institutions of high education to meet the new challengesbrought on by globalization should be the prime concern of the policy makers.

Regency Institute of Technology (RIT) is aimed to equip the students challenges to face the societywith the latest technology. The institutions of higher education will be better off if they prepare intime to use technology for reopening as well as multiplying the learning opportunities for the students.This can be done in a better way if we keep in mind quality while meeting the basic criteria of affordability, accessibility and equality. In this situation RIT has taken the first proverbial steps tobring the students face to face with the facts and information and also introduce them to the vastfrontiers of knowledge.

The college is focused on its vision and the strategies for carrying it out for the socio-economicdevelopment in general and Technical Education to the rural area students in particular. The Collegeis governed by a Governing Body comprised of distinguished members from the fields of Education,Business, Industry and the Community.

A College whether at home or abroad, provides an opportunity to a student to broaden his intellectualand Social horizons but an international exposure in education certainly widens such horizons.Ability to live and work in a global community and to contribute to it in a meaningful way, certainlydepends on one’s knowledge, attitude and experience with others, their customers, their goals etc.RIT with its hostel and campus facilities provides the home ambience to the students who are awayfrom home in pursuit of a quality technical degree.

The Quality of any higher educational Institution is best measured by the quality of its products, theGraduates. At RIT we pride ourselves on the excellence and achievements of our Graduates. Aninstitution is best identified by the strength of its Alumni. The Alumni of RIT is extremely wellplaced and spread, not only in the country but the countries abroad..

The pursuits of discipline, culture and excellence have long been the hallmark of our institution. Tous the discipline is the first chapter of learning. To us the discipline and culture is the ultimateeducation of life. The College has endeavoured to assemble promising students and a distinguishedfaculty in a community designed to stimulate, inspire its members to develop their talents to thefullest and that is where excellence can be traced.

Dr. P.Kumar BabuPrincipal


Regency Institute of TechnologyPREFACE

In spite of the fact that India produces large number of Engineers every year, the quality of engineeringeducation most often fails on account of several reasons, to meet the industrial needs. The industrialorganizations often complain about the lack of quality engineers for their industries. The futuresuccess of Indian industry depends on the growth of quality engineering education in India, especiallysince Indian industry is competing globally in software and in areas such as automobiles, chemicalsand engineering equipment.

Regency Institute of Technology, Yanam addresses this challenge by offering an engineering curriculumthat carves human resources and caters to the needs of the market. Our program prepares studentsto be effective leaders by emphasizing on conceptual, analytical, technical and behavioral skills. TheRegency Institute of Technology has been promoted by the Regency Group of Companies and islocated at Yanam (U.T. of Puducherry). RIT, approved by AICTE, New Delhi is affiliated toPondicherry University – a Central University. The Institute is presently offering U.G. Programmesin 4 branches of Engineering besides one Masters Programme in Business Administration. TheManagement proposes to introduce P.G. Programmes in Engineering i.e., M.Tech (Electronics inECE), M.Tech (Distributed Computing Systems in CSE), M.Tech (Energy Technology in Mechanical).

The permanent campus of the Institute located at Adavipolam – 10 km away from Yanam town withits serene, tranquil environment, free from noise and air pollution is an ideal location for an EducationalInstitution. The campus lies very close to the confluence of the river Godavari with the Bay ofBengal and it provides an excellent panoramic view.

Significant infrastructural facilities are provided for the students including separate academic blocksfor Computer Science & Engineering (CSE Block), Electrical, Electronics and Communication (ECEBlock) as well as for Mechanical Engineering (ME Block) with well established Workshops andLabs. Mechanical Block also accommodates the administrative office and the Library. A largeresidential complex is provided for faculty and three hostels – two for boys and one for girls isprovided. Faculty quarters with amenities have been constructed to accommodate the faculty andthe administrative staff in the campus. Solar Water heating system is provided for all hostels and forStaff Quarters. Sports facilities with well equipped Gym have been created both for outdoor andindoor games for boys and girls separately. Thus RIT provides the required amenities to enable thestudents to perfect themselves both in hard and soft skills.

Dr. A. Ramakrishna RaoDean (Students Welfare)



We have access to everything in this world but not to our beloved Vice-

Chairman, Er. K.C.Chandrasekhar who left us permanently on 27th January, 2012.

We avow that we shall follow his guidelines and strive to fulfill his vision to

shape our educational institution into a centre of excellence in real sense.

Thanking you.

Faculty & StudentsRIT

Yanam.



S. No. PARTICULARS PAGE No. 1.0 INTRODUCTION 01 2.0 VISION 02 3.0 MISSION 02 4.0 QUALITY POLICY 02 5.0 VALUES 02 6.0 PROGRAMMES 02 7.0 TRAINING & PLACEMENTS 03 8.0 ADMISSION PROCESS 05 8.1 Allocation of Seats 05 8.2 Reservations 06 8.3 Admission Procedure and Rules for Admission 06 8.4 Medium of Instruction 07 9.0 REGULATIONS 07 9.1 Duration of the Programme 07 9.2 Eligibility for the award of Degree 07 9.3 Subjects of Study 07 9.4 Examinations 07 9.5 Requirement for appearing for University Examinations 08 9.6 Procedure for completing the course 08 9.7 Minimum Pass Percentage 09 9.8 Award of Grades 09 9.9 Award of Class and Rank 10 9.10 Provision for withdrawal 11 9.11 Discontinuation of Course 11 9.12 Revision of Regulations and Curriculum 11 10.0 INFORMATION SUMMARY 12 10.1 General 12 10.2 Eligibility for admission 12 10.3 Age Limit 13 10.4 Permitted number of appearances in the qualifying

examination. 14

10.5 Improvement marks 14 10.6 Instructions and guidelines to fill the Application Form 14

Regency Institute of TechnologyPROSPECTUS

CONTENTS



S. No. PARTICULARS PAGE No. 11.0 ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS 15 11.1 Computer Science & Engineering 15 11.2 Electronics & Communication Engineering 18 11.3 Electrical & Electronics Engineering 20 11.4 Mechanical Engineering 22 11.5 Applied Sciences & Humanities 25 11.6 Master of Business Administration 28 12.0 CENTRAL FACILITIES 29 12.1 Computer Centre 29 12.2 Library / Book Bank 29 13.0 FINANCIAL AID 29 13.1 RES Merit Awards 30 13.2 Free Education Scheme in RIT 30 13.3 Scholarships 30 14.0 INDUSTRY-INSTITUTE PARTNERSHIP CELL 30 15.0 FUNCTIONING SCHEDULE 30 16.0 GUIDANCE TO ACCUSTOM IN NEW ENVIRONMENT 30 17.0 CAMPUS UTILITIES 31 17.1 Hostel Facilities 31 17.2 Health Centre 31 17.3 Mineral Water 31 17.4 Solar Water Heater 32 17.5 Cafeteria 32 17.6 Co-operative Stores 32 17.7 Xerox & STD Facility 32 17.8 Extra-Curricular Activities 32 18.0 STUDENTS ACTIVITIES 32 18.1 National Service Scheme 32 18.2 National Cadet Corps 32 18.3 Games and Sports 33 19.0 THE COLLEGE MAGAZINE AND NEWS LETTER 33 20.0 CODE OF ETHICS / DISCIPLINE 33 20.1 Property and Resources 34 20.2 Attire 35 20.3 Dress Regulations to be followed in the Laboratories 35 20.4 Semester Fees 35 20.5 Rules Regarding Maintenance of Discipline in Hostels 35 21.0 YEARLY FEE STRUCTURE 36 21.1 Hostel Fee 36



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1.0 INTRODUCTION

The Regency Institute of Technology, Yanam (U.T. of Puducherry) was established with the approvalof AICTE during 2000-2001 by the Regency Educational Society, an organization sponsored by thesuccessful Regency Group of industries, with the objective of promoting technical education by providingin-house practical training in an internationally renowned ceramic complex in Yanam itself and extendingall facilities for the steady growth of the students, both professionally and personally with a view tomould them into responsible citizens capable of taking up the global challenges. The college is affiliatedto Pondicherry University, a Central University.

The college is spread over an area of 61.92 acres, close to the confluence of River Godavariwith Bay of Bengal, which provides an excellent panoramic view. It is well connected with othertowns by road. The train facility is just about 28 km away from the college. The nearest Airport isRajahmundry at a distance of about 90 kms.

The Management of RIT has been encouraging poor and meritorious students by providingfree education. The Management is offering free seats up to 5% of total intake to the candidatessecuring ranks below 3000 in EAMCET, below 500 in CENTAC, also one free seat to each of theeight North-Eastern Stats of India, Himachal Pradesh, Uttaranchal, Chattisgarh, Jharkhand, Jammu& Kashmir nominated by the respective State Governments and for the top three rankers in RITEntrance Test.

The management is also committed to promote cultural interaction among the youth of theNation and to achieve this laudable goal, it has been offering free seats to students from the North-Eastern states of India, viz., Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland,Tripura, Sikkim and Jammu & Kashmir. In addition to the above, the topper at HSC level from themost backward region of Gorkhaland (West Bengal) is also encouraged by giving free education.

The management of the college has been providing scholarships to the merit students and thegroup of industries, which sponsored this college, has been providing in-plant training and necessaryexposure to practical aspects of the industry. Students acquire skills of application of engineeringtechniques and, in this particular aspect, RIT stands way ahead of the other engineering colleges inthis part of the country. Here, the students are motivated to become successful entrepreneurs as well.

The college is having a built-up area of about 11,584 sq m, carpet area of 21,584 sq.m andwell-equipped laboratories in an area of 4,120 sq.m. The faculties satisfy the norms, qualificationsand experience as required by AICTE. They are paid AICTE scales with benefits of P.F. right fromthe date of their entry into service. The staffs are provided leave encashment, free medical facilities,insurance coverage, subsidized canteen facility and staff quarters within the campus.



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The campus has broadband Internet facility. BSNL, a Government of India Enterprise hasbeen extending its services by providing Internet facility with 6 Mbps.

2.0 VISION

To be one of the India’s premier Engineering College by achieving the highest order of excellencein teaching and research and to become a Deemed University.

3.0 MISSION

Our mission is to ignite the young minds and evolve human excellence to produce intellectualswho can serve the Nation with compassion, discipline and integrity with ultimate objective ofpromoting global peace and prosperity.To evolve into a Center of Academic and Research Excellence by providing Quality Educationthrough state of the art infrastructure facilities and to serve the rural people, the Nation and theWorld. Through the various multi-skills embodied to the professional graduates we emergethem to become leaders, innovators and entrepreneurs in their profession.

4.0 QUALITY POLICY

Regency Institute of Technology imparts Quality Education by adopting the system of QualityAssurance ensuring continued improvement in the Teaching-Learning process, enabling thestudents to be innovative and to enhance special skills and talents with their exemplarycontribution to the Society, the Nation and the World.

5.0 VALUES

Excellence in all aspects of the Institution.Nurture good manners and behavior.Respect the individual and personal growth.Recognize people as the source of strength.Encourage continued self-improvement (never being contented).

6.0. PROGRAMMES

Currently, in the academic year 2012-2013, RIT offers the following under-graduate programmes(B.Tech.) and Post-graduate programmes in Engineering and Management fields.

U.G. Programmes1. Computer Science & Engineering (CSE)2. Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE)3. Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE)4. Mechanical Engineering (ME)

P.G. Programmes

1. Master of Business Administration (MBA)2. M.Tech in Electronics EngineeringNote: The Institute has applied for B. Tech. course in Civil Engineering, M. Tech. Courses in (i) Distributed ComputingSystem and (ii) Energy Technology for the academic year 2012-13. Admission to these courses is subject to approvalofAICTE/Pondicherry University/Govt of Puducherry.



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Regency Institute of TechnologyRegency Institute of Technology follows the semester system of the Pondicherry University towhich it is affiliated. The medium of instruction is English.

7.0 TRAINING & PLACEMENT CELL

Placed students for the Academic year 2011-12 (till 27th Jan 2012)

Training and Placement Cell is an integral part of our institution. The institute has provided the completeinfrastructure for effective functioning of the cell. The cell functions throughout the year towardsgenerating placement and training with an effort towards preparing the prospective students for thecampus selection programmes. The placement cell coordinates well with the corporate sector andprovides well-developed infrastructure to facilitate the campus selection programmes. The cell providesinstantaneous data to the corporate sector with regard to the candidates available for considerationtowards placement in accordance with the preserved requirements. The cell promotes the followingprogrammes:

Gives training to the students to enhance their knowledge with the help of the faculty andeminent professionals.Extends guidance to the students looking for higher studies such as GATE, GRE and TOEFLand also to choose universities.Motivates the students by providing the necessary help and guidance for their personalitydevelopment.Each year more than 70% students are placed through this cell. The Training and Placementcell keeps in touch with the industry by inviting them to visit the institute for campus interviews.Training and Placement Cell organizes sessions of aptitude test, group discussion and guidanceprogrammes on How to face interviews for the students. Placement cell also assists students toproduce quality final year project.

The placements position is highly encouraging, and many companies have started its recruitment inmass scale. As a part of it the students of RIT got placements in some of the top Multi NationalCompanies like CTS, Accenture, TCS, WIPRO, SYNTEL, HCL, IBM, etc., till date.

MOUs Under Taken:

An MOU has been signed with Global Career Point, Hyderabad to give Training on Aptitude andInterview skills for the final year and third year students and they successfully completed the training tothe final year students which resulted in the good placement record this year.



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Trainings:

Faculty Development Programme:We believe that Teacher is a lifelong learner. With this belief, we have partnered with WIPRO toconduct a Prestigious Training programme on High Impact Teaching Skills called MISSION 10X tothe teaching faculty. For this programme , we have deputed 32 of our Faculty members at seniorlevel and conducted a 5 Day work shop at Initial level and 2 Day work shop at advanced level. Withthis we are proud to say that our faculty members are going for Cambridge certification at the finallevel.

Faculty trained under Wipro Mission 10x

In general the Training and Placement Cell takes care of Computer Recruitment Training, In-house

Academic projects, Technical trainings, Placement Services, Industrial visits/tours and Faculty

Development Programmes.

We have deputed and sponsored 26 faculty members for different training prgrammes and Refresher

courses held at different prestigious institutes like NITs, IITs and other engineering colleges.

Placement Record for the Academic Year 2012 (till 27th March 2012)

Placed students getting orders from the Chairman, RIT



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Regency Academy for Career Excellence (RACE):The Regency Academy for Career Excellence operating underthe Training and Placement Cell gives training to the studentsfor various competitive examinations like GRE, TOEFL, GATE,CAT, IAS & IPS Civil Services Examinations and IES. Thecoaching in this centre is provided beyond college hours byspecialized faculty in different areas.

8.0 ADMISSION PROCESS

8.1 Allocation of Seats(a) Allocation of seats through Centralized Admission Committee (CENTAC),

Puducherry: The sanctioned intake seats will be partially filled by CENTAC towardsGeneral Quota, in each branch as per the norms of Government of Puducherry. Theadmission will be subject to candidates fulfilling the eligibility requirement as laid down bythe State Government and AICTE. The CENTAC will prepare a merit list and allot seatsaccording to the merit.

(b) Seats under Management Quota: For admission in Management Quota, the candidateshould apply to the Institution. Merit list will be prepared based on the marks obtained inthe qualifying examination and admissions will be made according to the merit.

(c) Free Seats: The Management is offering free seats up to 5% of the total intake to thecandidates securing ranks below 3000 in EAMCET, below 500 in CENTAC, one free seatto each of the Eight North Eastern States of India, nominated candidates by the respectiveState Governments from Himachal Pradesh, Uttaranchal, Chattisgarh, Jharkhand, Jammu& Kashmir and for the top three rankers in RIT Entrance Test.

Inauguration of RACE by ABN MDSri V. Radha Krishna

COMPANYWISE SELECTION OF STUDENTS (till 27th MARCH 2012)

S. No. COMPANY

PACKAGE PER ANNUM

(In Lakhs) NUMBER OF STUDENTS

1 CTS 3.35 72 2 HCL 3.25 06 3 WIPRO 3.25 10 4 TCS & GMR Infrastructure 3.2/3.9 01 5 IBM 2.6 01 6 Mahindra Satyam 2.4 01 7 Explore India, Vijayawada 1.7 20

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8.2 Reservations· General Category (OC) - 50%· Other Backward Classes(OBC) - 11%· Backward Classes (Muslims) (BCM) - 02%· Most Backward Classes (MBC) - 18%· Extreme Backward Classes (EBC) - 02%· Backward Tribes (BT) - 01%· Scheduled Castes (SC) - 16%

8.3 Admission Procedure and Rules for Admission

At the time of counseling, the candidate has to produce the following documents in original before theAdmission Committee.

· Statement of marks-cum-pass certificate of the qualifying examination· Caste Certificate· Date of Birth Certificate (SSC/10th Pass Certificate)· Transfer Certificate from the Institution last attended· 5 Passport Size colour photographs taken recently· Conduct Certificate· Medical Fitness Certificate· Rank Card of any recognized Engineering Common Entrance Examination.

Candidates who are finally selected for admission have to deposit all the Original Certificates as detailedabove. They are therefore, advised to keep sufficient Photostat and Xerox copies of all the certificateswith them for their future use and record.

If the candidate fails to deposit the above original documents and fees at the time of counseling he/sheshall forfeit the claim for the allotment of seat.

The original documents/certificates once deposited shall not be returned unless the candidate surrendersthe seat in writing.

Depending upon the availability of seats, the candidates have to select the discipline/specialization theywant to study at the time of counseling in order to seek admission. Conditional acceptance/denial ofthe offer shall not be allowed in any case. Preference will be given to girl students within the eligibilitylimits. The management is very keen to provide more seats to girls keeping in view of the demand fromthe public and impressed by the discipline and performance displayed by them.

The admission procedure and rules are subject to alteration at any time without notice.

The required fees is to be paid by the candidates who join RIT, Yanam (U.T. of Puducherry), at thetime of admission as per the guidelines of Pondicherry University. The amount once paid will not berefunded.

Further, the students are required to familiarize themselves with the rules and regulations of thePondicherry University with regard to the programme into which they are seeking admission. If at any



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time, it is detected that a candidate has been admitted due to a mistake committed inadvertently in theprocessing of the application and the documents, the college reserves the right to cancel the seat/admission.

8.4 Medium of InstructionThe medium of instruction is English. Students must write their exams in English only. Answer scriptswritten in any other language other than English will not be valued.

9.0 REGULATIONS

9.1 Duration of the ProgrammeThe Bachelor of Technology degree programme shall extend over a period of 8 consecutive semestersspread over 4 academic years – two semesters constituting one academic year. The duration of eachsemester shall normally be 15 weeks excluding examinations.

9.2 Eligibility for the award of DegreeNo candidate shall be eligible for the award of the Degree of Bachelor of Technology, unless he/shehas undergone the course for a period of 8 semesters (4 academic years)/ 6 semesters (3 academicyears) for Lateral Entry candidates in the Engineering Discipline and has passed the prescribedexaminations in all the semesters.

9.3 Subjects of StudyThe subjects of study shall include theory and practical subjects as given in the curriculum and syllabusas prescribed by the Central University. The subjects of study for the first two semesters shall becommon for all the branches of study.

9.4 Examinations

The theory and practical examinations shall comprise of continuous assessment throughout the semesterin all subjects as well as university examinations conducted by Pondicherry University at the end of thesemester (November/December or April/May). Continuous assessment for theory and practical subjectsis mentioned below:

(i) The Theory subject consists of a written paper for 75 marks in the University examination.The Internal Assessment marks of 25 has to be distributed as 5 marks each for two ClassTests, 10 marks for Model Test and 5 marks for class attendance in the particularsubject. The distribution of marks for attendance is as follows:

5 marks for 95% and above4 marks for 90% and above but below 95%3 marks for 85% and above but below 90%2 marks for 80% and above but below 85%1 mark for 75% and above but below 80%

In total, three tests are to be conducted every semester and these tests shall be considered for InternalAssessment.



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(ii) Practical subjects consists of a University practical examination for 50 marks.The internal assessment marks of 50 has to be distributed as 20 marks for the periodic practicalworks and records submitted thereof, 15 marks for an internal practical examination, 5 marks foran internal viva-voce, and 10 marks for class attendance in the particular subject. The distributionof marks is as given below.

10 marks for 95% and above8 marks for 90% and above but below 95%6 marks for 85% and above but below 90%4 marks for 80% and above but below 85%2 marks for 75% and above but below 80%

9.5 Requirement for appearing - University Examinations

A candidate shall be permitted to appear for University Examinations at the end of any semester only if:(i) He/She secures not less than 75% overall attendance arrived at by taking into account

the total number of periods in all subjects put together offered by the Institution forthe semester under consideration. (Candidates who secure overall attendance greaterthan 60% and less than 75% have to pay a condonation fee as prescribed by theUniversity along with a Medical Certificate obtained from a Medical Officer notbelow the rank of Assistant Director)

(ii) He/She earns a Progress Certificate from the Head of the Institution for havingsatisfactorily completed the course of study in all the subjects pertaining to thatsemester.

(iii) His/Her conduct is found to be satisfactory as certified by the Head of the Institution.(iv) He/She has registered for the University examination in the previous semester for all

the subjects as well as for all arrear subjects if any.A candidate who has satisfied the requirements from (i) to (iv) shall be deemed to have satisfied thecourse requirements for that particular semester.

Otherwise, the candidate has to obtain permission from the University for Re-admission throughproper channel.

9.6 Procedure for completing the courseA candidate can join the course of study for any semester only at the time of its normal commencementand only if he/she has satisfied the course requirements of the previous semester and further hasregistered for the university examinations of the previous semester in all the subjects as well as allarrear subjects if any.

However, the entire course should be completed within 14 consecutive semesters (12 consecutivesemesters for students admitted under lateral entry).



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9.7 Minimum Pass Percentage :(i) A candidate shall be declared to have passed the examination in a subject of study only if he/

she secures not less than 50% of the total marks (Internal Assessment marks + UniversityExamination marks) and not less than 40% of the marks in University examination.

(ii) A candidate who has been declared “Failed” in a particular subject may re-appear for thatsubject during the subsequent semesters and secure a pass. However, there is a provision ofrevaluation for the failed or passed subjects provided he/she fulfills the following norms forrevaluation.

(a) Applications for revaluation should be filed within a week from the date of declarationof results or 7 days from the date of receipt of marks card whichever is earlier.

(b) The candidate should have attended all the college examinations as well as UniversityExaminations.

(c) If a candidate has failed in more than two papers in the current University Examination,his/her representation for revaluation will not be considered.

(d) The request for revaluation must be made in the prescribed format duly recommendedby the Head of the Institution along with the revaluation fee prescribed by the University.

(iii) The Internal Assessment marks obtained by the candidate shall be considered only in the firstattempt (absence is also considered as an attempt for this purpose) for theory subjects alone.For the subsequent attempts, University Examination marks only will be taken into account forthe passing the examination. Further, the University examination marks obtained in the latestattempt shall alone remain valid in total suppression of the University examination marks obtainedby the candidate in earlier attempts.

9.8 Award of Grades

The assessment of subject will be done on absolute marks basis. However, for the purpose of reportingthe performance of a candidate, letter grades, each carrying certain points, will be awarded as per therange of total marks (out of 100) obtained by the candidate, as detailed below:

Note: ‘F’ denotes failure in the course. ‘FA’ denotes absent / detained as per clause 8. After theresults are declared, Grade Sheets will be issued to the students. The Grade Sheets will contain thefollowing details:

Range of Total Marks Le tter Grade 90 to 100 S 80 to 89 A 70 to 79 B 60 to 69 C 55 to 59 D 50 to 54 E 0 to 49 F Incomplete FA



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(a) The college in which the candidate has studied.

(b) The list of subjects enrolled during the semester and the grade scored.

(c) The Grade Point Average (GPA) for the semester and the Cumulative Grade Point Average(CGPA) for all the enrolled subjects from first semester onwards.

(d) GPA is the ratio of sum of the products of the number of Credits (C) of subjects registeredand the corresponding Grade Points (GP) scored in those subjects, taken for the semester.

GPA = (Sum of (CxGP)/Sum of C)

CGPA will be calculated in a similar manner, considering all the subjects enrolled from thefirst semester. FA grades are to be excluded for calculating GPA and CGPA.

(e) The conversion of CGPA into percentage marks is given below

% of Marks = (CGPA-0.5) x 10

9.9 Award of Class and Rank

(i) A candidate who satisfies the course requirements for all semesters and who passes all theexaminations prescribed for all the 8 semesters (6 semesters for lateral entry candidates)within a maximum period of 7 years (6 years for lateral entry candidates) reckoned fromthe commencement of the first semester to which the candidate was admitted shall bedeclared qualified for the award of degree.

(ii) A candidate who qualifies for the award of the degree passing in the subjects pertaining tosemesters 3 to 8 in his/her first appearance with 6 consecutive semesters (3 academicyears) and in addition secures CGPA of 8.50 and above for the semesters 3 to 8 shall bedeclared to have passed the examination in FIRST CLASS with DISTINCTION.

(iii) A candidate who qualifies for the award of the degree by passing in all subjects relating tosemesters 3 to 8 within a maximum period of eight semesters after his/her commencementof study in the third semester and in addition secures a CGPA of 6.5 and above, but lessthan 8.50, shall be declared to have passed the examination in FIRST CLASS.

(iv) All other candidates who qualify for the award of degree shall be declared to have passedthe examination in SECOND CLASS.

(v) For the award of University Ranks and Gold Medal for each branch of study, the CGPAsecured from the 1st to 8th semester shall be considered. Further, it is mandatory that the



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candidate should have passed all the subjects from the 1st to 8th semester, in the first attempt.Rank certificates would be issued to the first Ten candidates in each branch of study.

9.10 Provision for withdrawal

A candidate may, for valid reasons, and by the recommendation of the Head of the Institution canbe granted permission by the University to withdraw from writing the entire semester examinationas one Unit. The withdrawal application shall be valid only if it is made earlier than thecommencement of the last theory examination pertaining to that semester. Withdrawal shall bepermitted only once during the entire course. Other conditions being satisfactory, candidateswho withdraw are also eligible to be awarded DISTINCTION, whereas they are not eligible tobe awarded a rank.

9.11 Discontinuation of Course

If a candidate wishes to temporarily discontinue the course for valid reasons, he/she shall applythrough the Head of the Institution in advance and obtain a written order from the Universitypermitting discontinuance. A candidate after temporary discontinuance may rejoin the courseonly at the commencement of the semester at which he/she has discontinued, provided he/shepays the prescribed fees to the University. The total period of completion of the course reckonedfrom the commencement of the first semester to which the candidate was admitted shall not inany case exceed 7 years, including the period of discontinuance.

9.12 Revision of Regulations and Curriculum

The University may from time to time revise, amend or change the regulations, curriculum andsyllabus as and when found necessary.



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ADMISSION INTO MANAGEMENT QUOTA SEATS OF

REGENCY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

YANAM, U.T. OF PUDUCHERRY

10.0 INFORMATION SUMMARY

10.1 GeneralThis college has been granted permission by the Permanent Admission Committee constituted bythe Government of Puducherry, to admit students in the following B.Tech. Courses under theManagement Quota as per the rules prescribed by the University.

Courses/Programmes Intake Computer Science & Engineering 120

Electronics & Communication Engineering 120

Mechanical Engineering 120

Electrical & Electronics Engineering 60

Master of Business Administration 60

Total 480

Note: The institute has also applied for introduction of the following new UG and PG coursesin Engineering

a) B. Tech in Civil Engineering

b) M. Tech. Electronics Engineering

c) M. Tech. Distributed Computing System

d) M. Tech. Energy Technology

The admission to these courses is subject to the approval of AICTE, Government of Puducherryand Pondicherry University.

The application mentioned herein is meant for registering the candidates and does not entitle in anymanner automatic admission of the applicant into the programmes mentioned in (10.1) above.

10.2 Eligibility for Admission

Under-graduate Programmes: For admission under the Management Quota seats in any of theB.Tech. programmes, the candidates will be admitted based on the Intermediate marks or 10+2group marks in the order of merit and should have fulfilled all the requirements prescribed therefor.



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(a) Candidates for admission to the B.Tech. Degree programme should have passed:The Higher Secondary Examination of the (10+2) curriculum (Academic Stream) prescribedby the Government of Tamil Nadu or any other examination equivalent there to with a minimumof 45% marks (a mere pass for OBC and SC/ST candidates) in aggregate subjects –Mathematics, Physics and any one of the following optional subjects: Chemistry / Biotechnology/ Computer Science / Biology (Botany & Zoology) or an Examination of any University orAuthority recognized by the Executive Council of the Pondicherry University as equivalentthereto.

(b) For Lateral entry into the Second year of the B.Tech Programme:The minimum qualification for admission is a pass in three year diploma or four year sandwichdiploma course in Engineering / Technology with a minimum of 60% marks (50% marks forOBC and a mere pass for SC/ST candidates) in aggregate in the subjects covered from 3rd tofinal semester or a pass in any B.Sc. Course with Mathematics as one of the subjects of studywith a minimum of 60% marks (50% marks for OBC and a mere pass for SC/ST candidates)in aggregate in main and ancillary subjects excluding language subjects.

Post-graduate ProgrammesMaster of Business Administration (MBA):

The following specilizations are offered:1) Finance 2) Marketing 3) Human Resources Management

Candidates who have appeared/passed any Bachelor Degree or equivalent Examination with 50%marks in aggregate for MBA (a mere pass for SC/ST Candidates and minimum cut off mark for MBC/OBC candidates will be 10% below the cut off marks of the General Category candidates) are eligible.Preference will be given for C-MAT qualified candidates.

M. Tech. (Electronics Engineering): Candidates who have appeared/passed B. Tech./B. E. inECE/EEE/EIE or M. Sc. in Electronics Science/Physics with Electronics/Material Science withElectronics/Solid State Technology with Electronics with 55% marks are eligible.

M. Tech. (Distributed Computing System): Candidates who have appeared/passed B. Tech./B. E.in CSE/IT or M. Sc. in Computer Science/Information Technology/Software Engineering with 55%marks are eligible.

M. Tech. (Energy Technology): Candidates who have appeared/passed B. Tech./B. E. in MechanicalEngineering with 55% marks are eligible.

10.3 Age Limit

The candidate should not have completed 21 years of age as on 1st July of the academic year underconsideration. For Lateral Entry admission to second year of degree programme, candidates shouldnot have completed 24 years as on 1st July of the academic year under consideration. In case of SC/ST candidates, the age limit is relaxable by 3 years for both the cases.

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10.4 Permitted Number of Appearances in the Qualifying Examination

The maximum number of appearances (including the first appearance) permitted to pass the qualifyingexamination, for admission for different categories of candidates is given below. (The appearance forthe first time in the qualifying examination is considered as the first appearance)

SC/ST Others

Three Two

10.5 Improvement Marks

Candidates may also seek admission with marks scored in the first improvement examination (firstimprovement refers to the improvement examination taken first time after passing the qualifyingexamination). Improvement marks secured in the subsequent improvement examinations will not beconsidered. However, the above candidates should enclose attested/true copies of both sides of themark statements for all the improvement examinations taken.

10.6 Instructions and guidelines to fill the Application Form:

Candidates should fill the application and send directly by post to The Principal, Regency Instituteof Technology, Yanam-533 464 on or before the date mentioned in the application form.

The application and Information Booklet can be obtained in person on payment of Rs.300/- (RupeesThree Hundred Only) in cash from the institute or can be obtained by post by sending a requisitionalong with Demand Draft for Rs.350/- (Rupees Three Hundred and Fifty only), inclusive of postalcharges, drawn in favour of “Regency Institute of Technology” payable at Yanam.

The application form can also be downloaded from the website www.regencyengg.com. Candidatesusing downloaded application forms need to enclose a D.D. for Rs.300/- (Rupees Three Hundredonly) drawn in favour of Regency Institute of Technology, payable at Yanam towards the cost of theapplication form along with the filled in application form.

ADMISSION AS PER THE GUIDELINES PRESCRIBED ONLY



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COLLEGE PROFILE

11.0 ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS

RIT has established the following academic departments:

1. Computer Science and Engineering (CSE)2. Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE)3. Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE)4. Mechanical Engineering (ME)5. Department of Applied Sciences and Humanities (AS&H)6. Master of Business Administration (MBA)

11.1 COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERINGThe Computer Science & Engineering department was established in 2000 with an undergraduate programin Computer Science Engineering. The department has maintained high standards by revising the academicsyllabi to suit industrial requirements. The department is offering sound and versatile course in theB.Tech programme. An erudite team of faculty members moulds the enthusiastic students intomultifaceted software professionals.

Faculty:

S.No. Name of the Faculty Qualification Designation

1 Prof. S T V S KUMAR M.TECH. [Ph.D.] Professor & HOD

2 Prof. CH RAJA RAMESH M.TECH. [Ph.D.] Professor

3 Mr. M N M PRASAD M.TECH. Associate Professor

4 Mr. M S R S PRASAD M.TECH. Associate Professor

5 Mr. S S PANDA M.TECH. Associate Professor

6 Mr. S CHITTI BABULU M.TECH. [Ph.D.] Associate Professor

7 Mr. U VINOD KUMAR M.TECH. Assistant Professor

8 Mr. CH S K V R NAIDU M.TECH. Assistant Professor

9 Ms N SANDHYA RANI M.TECH. Assistant Professor

10 Mr. SHAIK YACOOB M.TECH. Assistant Professor

11 Mr. M SREENIVASU M.TECH. Assistant Professor

12 Mr. J BALAAMBEDKAR M.TECH. Assistant Professor

13 Ms T J L SARWANI M.TECH. Assistant Professor

14 Mr. RAJA SEKHAR REDDY M.TECH. Assistant Professor

15 Ms N JEEVAN JYOTHI M.TECH. Assistant Professor

16 Mr. P RAMA KRISHNA M.TECH. Assistant Professor

17 Mr. V S SRAVAN KUMAR M.TECH. Assistant Professor

18 Mr. P M R V RAVI KIRAN M.TECH. Assistant Professor

19 Ms. M VANAJA B.TECH. (M.TECH.) Assistant Professor

20 Mr. K. KIRAN BABU M.TECH. Assistant Professor

21 Mr. S SURESH KUMAR B.TECH. (M.TECH.) Assistant Professor

22 Mr. A NAVEEN PRASAD B.TECH. (M.TECH.) Assistant Professor



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COMPUTING FACILITY

The department of CSE has sophisticated computing facilitywith well-equipped computer labs. The departments have ninelaboratories with a total of 550 systems which are connected toa centralized server room, consisting of high-end servers suchas IBM 3500 Xeon (3 No.), IBM 226 XEON (1 No.),IBM225 XEON (2 Nos.), IBM 220 (1 No.). Each lab hasLAN connectivity with all the servers, which are connectedwith high-speed Internet controlled by Firewalls. All the labs

have On-line UPS backup facility. Internet facility is provided by BSNL with a bandwidth of 6 Mbps.This facility is available in all the labs. The servers are protected with Norton Antivirus which automaticallyprotects the LAN connected systems.

Data Structures Lab is equipped with ACERVERITONsystems, which are capable for high endprogramming

Computer Centre is the ideal place for the Internet browsingbecause it is having the VXL thin clients, which provide Multi-Desktops such as Linux desktop for Internet facility, Win2000Desktop and Sun Solaris Desktop for all other laboratory works.

The departments of CSE and IT have established the following laboratories in accordance with thecurriculum of PondicherryUniversity.

1. Operating Systems / System Software lab

2. Computer Network / Web Technologies Lab

3. Database Management System / Visual Programming Lab

4. Project Lab I & II

5. Hardware and Trouble Shooting Lab

6. Artificial Intelligence & Software Engineering Lab

7. Computer Center Lab

8. Basic Programming Lab

9. Object Oriented Programming / Distributed Computing Lab



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Software:

Operating Systems : Novell Netware, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows 2003, Red Hat Linux9.0, Fedora 3.0, Red Hat Linux-8 Solaris, Windows 9x

Languages : Turbo Pascal, Turbo C, and Turbo C++, JAVA

Package : MS Office 2000, MSDN Alliance, Outlook Express

RDBMS : Oracle 10g

4GL’s : Developer 2000, Visual Studio 6.0, VC++

Project Areas:

The students work in the following project areas as part of their course curriculum:

Web enabled technologies, Internet and Java Programming, Distributing Computing, Client Server System,Business Data Processing, Object Oriented Programming, Database Management Systems, ObjectOriented System Design, Software Engineering, Visual Programming, Multimedia, OrganizationalBehavior and Digital Image Processing, E-Commerce, Middle Ware Technologies etc.

Activities of the Department

Paper presentation, Seminars by students and staff, lectures by eminent persons in the field are organizedby Computer Engineers Society (CES) of the students. A technical magazine LAURUS is brought outannually by the students of the departments so as to keep abreast of the latest developments.

The department from time to time conducts personality development and communication skillsenhancement programs.

The departments have taken up software development work for the Regency Ceramics Pvt. Ltd., andRegency Educational Society. The faculty, staff members and students are involved in the developmentof various software.



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11.2 ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

The Department is the Center of Excellence in Training and Research in Electronics and CommunicationEngineering to meet the present and future needs of society with human face, and is equipped with wellestablished infrastructural facilities.

The ECE Department has well qualified and experienced facultywith an outlook and good exposure to the industry. The vision ofthe department is “Enabling the students not only to beprofessionals but also as responsible citizens of the Nation”.

The ECE Department faculty published 16 papers in mostreputed International Journals in the academic year 2011-2012.

The students of the department have established a consistentlyhigh academic record for all these years with more than 85%of them securing first class. They also secure university rankson regular basis. Extra classes are conducted in thedepartment for the slow learners.

Several ECE graduates are occupying good positions in BSNL,DRDO, BEL, RELIANCE, CTS, HCL, ACCENTURE,PATNI, etc. Many have gone abroad for higher studies.Students have qualified in GATE with excellent scores and secured admissions at IITs and other schoolsof higher learning for PG studies.

Department activities

The Department is actively involved in conducting National level Technical symposiums and organizeInter Department Technical Symposiums. The department has student society named ESRO throughwhich the department conducts various Guest Lectures and other technical events throughout theacademic year.

The Department has established the practice of inviting specialists from other reputed Institutions todeliver extensive lectures on topics of current interest and future importance to kindle the enthusiasm ofthe students and staff. The department also encourages the faculty by conducting National LevelConference where the faculty can update their knowledge in their respective fields.

The department recently has conducted a National Level Conference on “Advances in Communicationand Electrical Engineering” (NCACEE – 11) for the faculty. The department has also conducted aworkshop “Sat Robotricks” on Robotics for the students from all the branches in collaboration withIIT, Kharagpur and Robosapiens.

Industrial training

Looking at the current trend where industry and academics are converging, the department hascollaborated with IIT Bombay & Think Labs to train our final year, third year and second yearstudents on Embedded Systems. This makes them ready to be deployed on various Embedded projectsfrom the day one of their joining in the industry.



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Faculty:

S NO NAME OF FACULTY QUALIFICATION DESIGNATION 1 Dr. V. Rajesh M. Tech., Ph. D Professor & HOD 2 Prof. B. Ratna raju M. Tech. [Ph.D] Professor 3 Mr. S. Koteswara Rao M. Tech. [Ph.D] Associate Professor 4 Mr. Ch. Ravikumar M. Tech. [Ph.D] Associate Professor 5 Mr. E. Nageswara Rao M.E. Associate Professor 6 Mr. V. Anil Kumar B.E., [M. Tech.] Associate Professor 7 Mr. B. Chinababu M. Tech. Associate Professor 8 Mr. B V V Satyanarayana M. Tech. Assistant Professor 9 Mr. G. Tirumala vasu M. Tech. Assistant Professor

10 Mr. P. Ramesh M. Tech. Assistant Professor 11 Mr. K. Ravi Kumar M. Tech. Assistant Professor 12 Mr. K V V Varaprasad M. Tech. Assistant Professor 13 Mr. B. Sudheer M. Tech. Assistant Professor 14 Ms. K. Vineela M. Tech. Assistant Professor 15 Mr. Ch. Surya Babu M. Tech. Assistant Professor 16 Mr. D. China Musalaiah M. Tech. Assistant Professor 17 Mr. G. Kranthi Kumar B. Tech., [M. Tech.] Assistant Professor 18 Mr. K V V Satyanarayana B. Tech., [M. Tech.] Assistant Professor 19 Mr. G. Sattibabu B. Tech., [M. Tech.] Assistant Professor 20 Mr. G. Srilakshmi B. Tech., [M. Tech.] Assistant Professor 21 Mr. Y. Sridhar B. Tech., [M. Tech.] Assistant Professor 22 Mr. B. Jagadeeswari B. Tech., [M. Tech.] Assistant Professor 23 Mr. M. Rama Krishna Varma B. Tech. Assistant Professor

InfrastructureThe Department of ECE is now housed in a 3 storiedbuilding. It has well-established infrastructural facilities.The ECE department has 10 laboratories each housed in awide area with 1.2 crores worth advanced equipment., i.e.,communication Lab-1, communication Lab-II, Advancedcommunication Lab, Electronic circuits design lab, Microprocessors &micro controllers lab, Digital circuit design lab,basic electronic lab, control and instrumentation lab, servicinglab and project lab. An exclusive computer centre, ECE

service center and R & D center is established for the benefit of ECE students.

Internet facility is made available to all the students with freeaccess through LAN connectivity to all the computer centresin the college. A part from the central library opened from 8am to 8 pm., a department library is maintained to enablethe staff and students to have a quick reference.

The department has air conditioned seminar hall with aseating capacity of 200 members, to conduct variousprogrammes.



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11.3 ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

The department of EEE was established in the year 2000. The Department is committed to settingnew standards in Technical education. Through our student-centered approach, we endeavor to providethe most positive environment for learning with the goal of providing affordable, quality education tomeet the ever-evolving needs and opportunities of the 21st century workforce.

The department has made a name for its well equipped Laboratories among the self financing institutions.The practical orientation approach of the faculty having industrial exposure is making them fit to getsuitable employment in the public and private sector electrical industries. The well organized educationaltours by the department have motivated many students to take up project works of industrial importanceand applications in the college itself as a part of their curriculum. The Department News Letterbrings out a quarterly publication to disseminate the advances in Electrical Engineering.

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DEPARTMENT ACTIVITIES The department is enthusiastically involves in conducting national level technical conferencesand symposiums. The students departmental society named ELECTRES conduct technical seminars,quiz’s etc., and experts from various fields are invited to deliver guest lectures. Educational tours are arranged to enable the students for industrial exposure and to learn latesttrends. Students are encouraged for presenting the technical papers in National and Internationalconferences.Faculty:

1 Prof. G.R.K.D. Satya prasad M.Tech (PhD) Professor & HOD

2 Mr. S. Chandrahas M.Tech( PhD) Associate Professor

3 Mr. N. Ramjee M.Tech. Associate Professor 4 Mr. NSK Chakravarthy B.E.,( M.Tech) Assistant Professor (SG)

5 Mr. B.Kiran M.Tech Assistant Professor

6 Mr. TSN Anjaneyulu M.Tech Assistant Professor 7 Mr. G.Ramulu M.Tech Assistant Professor

8 Mr. P.S.D.Bhima Raju M.Tech Assistant Professor 9 Mr. T.Kalpana M.Tech Assistant Professor

10 Mr. A. Vijay Kumar M.Tech Assistant Professor

11 Mr. K. M. Perumal B.Tech (M.Tech ) Assistant Professor

12 Mr. K.V.V.Satyanarayana B.Tech (M.Tech) Assistant Professor

13 Mr. R.Balaji B.Tech (M.Tech) Assistant Professor 14 Ms. U.N.Hymavathi B.Tech (M.Tech) Assistant Professor

15 Mr. G.Durga Devi B.Tech (M.Tech ) Assistant Professor

16 Mr. A.Naresh B.Tech (M.Tech) Assistant Professor 17 Ms. P. Vijaya Lalitha B.Tech (M.Tech) Assistant Professor

INSTITUTE- INDUSTRY INTERACTIONThe Department of EEE has placed emphasis on the nurturing of strong links with industry and promotionof various industrial activities by the faculty members and students. In order to keep up with the emergentvolume of industrial liaison activities, and even more importantly, to catalyze the further growth anddevelopment of interaction between the Institute and Industry, a separate cell i.e. Industry-InstituteInteraction Cell was established.PLACEMENT SERVICESDepartment of EEE has a good placement record. Students have no trouble for finding desirable positionsin reputed corporate and business houses that visit the campus every year, offering an excellent salarypackage.The third year and final year students are receiving training from CIFEL, IGIAT, NICCO VENTURESand Global Career Point for placements. In the current academic year, already 13 final year studentsare got placements in CTS and heading for 100% placements of the remaining students at the end of theacademic year.



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11.4 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

The Mechanical Branch of RIT is one of the most sought branches for aspiring Engineering students. Ithas acquired its status due to continuous development of infra-structure in workshop & laboratories andqualified & experienced faculty. Senior Professors from IIT Madras and Executives from industrieslike Tata Motors have also expressed their views that the Mechanical Department has good facilities tocarve bright graduates to suit the industry needs.

S.No. Name of the Faculty Qualification Designation

1 Dr. P. Kumar Babu M. Tech., Ph.D. Professor & Principal

2 Dr. DVSSSV Prasad M. Tech., Ph.D., MBA Professor

3 Prof. G. Satyanarayana M.Tech. (IIT Madras) Professor & HOD

4 Prof. M.M.S. Prasad M.Tech., [Ph. D.] Professor

5 Mr. A Babji M. Tech., [Ph. D] Associate Professor

6 Mr. D.C. Chennaiah M. Tech. Associate Professor 7 Mr. B. Suresh Kumar M. Tech. Assistant Professor

8 Mr. S.K. Sujan M. Tech. Assistant Professor

9 Mr. K. Mahindra Babu M.S. Assistant Professor

10 Mr. M. Vijayanand M. Tech. Assistant Professor 11 Mr. S. Rajasekhar M. Tech. Assistant Professor

The Department faculty caters the needs of the students of other disciplines as well. It provides soundknowledge in Engineering Graphics, which is known as language of Engineers and Engineering Mechanics,that are contribute substantially for the development of Modern Engineering.

Industry Interaction

The Mechanical Engineering Department has a close interaction with the Industry for sharing knowledgeand facilities. Experts from Industries and Research Organizations like Tata Motors, Mahindra Satyam,BHEL and ISRO share their knowledge through Guest Lectures organized by the Department. Seniorstudents interact with industries like BHEL Hyderabad, BHEL Tiruchurapalli, RCL, Vizag Steel Plantand KCP Ltd during their summer vacations.

Te Department of Mechanical Engineering has received sub-contract jobs from Messrs. Sri BhavaniCastings (P) Limited, Kakinada and successfully completed their orders to their satisfaction. Further,RIT also received few samples from them for material testing of their components, which is also donein the Material Testing Lab. Negotiations are going on to bag further orders from not only Messrs. SriBhavani Castings but also from other local industries. The parent company Messrs. Regency CeramicsLimited regularly caters their orders for machining their components, getting samples for material testingetc.



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Skill Enhancement Programs

The Department recognizes the need to improve the skills of the students to meet the industrialrequirements. In addition to regular curriculum, the Department arranges additional courses like PRO-E,ANSYS, CATIA, and Computer Program Languages and Personality Development programmes throughits faculty and various experts from teaching and industrial fields.

Workshop

The Department provides excellent Workshop facilities in a sprawling space of 900 sq.mts., and trainingis provided in Carpentry, Fitting, Welding, Tin Smithy and Foundry.

The Department has the following Laboratories:

1. Manufacturing Processess Laboratory

2. Material Testing Laboratory

3. Thermal Engineering Laboratory

4. Heat Transfer Laboratory

5. IC Engines Laboratory

6. Fluid Mechanics Laboratory

7. Fluid Machinery Laboratory

8. Dynamics of Machines Laboratory

9. CAD/CAM Laboratory

10. Metallurgy Laboratory

11. Mechanical Measurements and Metrology Laboratory



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The Laboratories and equipment are updated withthe latest technological developments and with a visionfor everlasting Industry-Institution interaction.

The Department provides excellent CAD/CAM labfacilities in Mechanical Engineering Block. Trainingis provided for students in Modelling, Simulation andAnalysis of all the Mechanical Components by usingwell advanced software packages like, Auto CAD-2009, Autodesh-2009, ProE, Ansys 12.0 etc.

The lab is fully equipped with Air Conditioners and computers with high-en configurations along with48" x 48" LCD display panels connected with wireless LAN. 500 Plasma Screen is provided in theCAD/CAM lab for demonstration purpose.

Association Activities:

All the students of the department are the Members of the Society of Mechanical Engineering Students(SMS), functioning under the Department. Through this Students Association, the department conductsregular meetings and Guest Lectures by eminent people

Renewable Energy Club:

The department of Mechanical Engineering is having a Renewable Energy Club and this club throughits representatives organizes various activities on Renewable Energy Resources. It is registered underthe Renewable Energy Agency of Puducherry (REAP), Government of Puducherry, Puducherry.



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11.5 APPLIED SCIENCES & HUMANITIES DEPARTMENT (AS&H)

The first year of study is common to all programs of engineering. It lays the general foundation forspecialization in one of 4 programs, starting in second year. During the first year, the courses will focusmainly on Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and English, but the students also participate in a hands-onEngineering Studies course that introduces them to the engineering design process, computerprogramming and by applying the engineering principles.

Here the students are not only given proper orientation about the Engineering Profession but alsoinculcate a sense of discipline, responsibility and seriousness in their attitude about their studies. Thedepartment has well trained faculty to cater the needs of the students by nourishing them as FruitfulEngineers during the upcoming years.

Faculty:S.No. Name of the Faculty Qualification Designation

1 Dr. A. Ramakrishna Rao B.Tech. (Chem. Engg.), Ph.D. Professor & Dean (Students Welfare)

2 Dr. V. Vandana Ph. D. in Chemistry Professor & HOD

3 Dr. K.V.R. Srinivas Ph.D. in Mathematics Professor

4 Ms. K. Sivanidevi M.Sc., M.Phil., [Ph.D.] Associate Prof. in Physics

5 Mr. K.V.S. Sarma M.Sc., M.Phil., [Ph.D] Associate Prof. in Maths

6 Ms. Ch. Sanyasa Lakshmi M.Sc., M.Phil., [Ph.D] Associate Prof. in Physics

7 Mr. E.S.V. Subrahmanyam M.Sc., M.Phil., [Ph.D] Associate Prof. in Chem.

8 Ms. D. Padmaja M. A., M. Phil., [Ph.D.] Associate Prof. in English

9 Mr. K.S.R.K.A. Patnaik M.A., MLISC., B.Ed., PGDLAN., (Ph.D)., Assistant Prof. in Lib. Sci.

10 Mrs. K. Lakshmi Devi M.Com., M.P.Ed., NIS (Basket Ball)., DCP., [Ph.D. in Yoga] Assistant Prof. in Phy. Edn

11 Mr. R.Nanda Kumar M.Sc., M.Phil., [Ph.D.] Assistant Prof. in Maths 12 Mr. K.L.N. Sastry M.Sc., M.Phil. Assistant Prof. in Maths

13 Mr. V. Girish Kumar M.A. Assistant Prof. in English 14 Mr. D. Srinivasa Rao M.Sc. M.Phil. (Ph.D) Assistant Prof. in Maths 15 Ms. K. Jayasree M.A. Assistant Prof. in English 16 Ms. H.S. Nagavalli M.Sc. Assistant Prof. in Physics 17 Mr. B. Thirupathi Rao M.Sc. Assistant Prof. in Chemistry

ENGLISH LANGUAGE GROUP IN AS&H DEPARTMENTAn efficient Engineer is one, who acquires sound technical knowledge with good communication skills.English is an integral part of the Engineering curriculum. It serves as a bridge between the students’years of formal study before joining Engineering and the professional life during and after Engineeringthat requires them to use English on a daily basis.



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The faculty of English is highly skilled at motivating andinspiring the language among the students. Some of thefaculty members in English are qualified CambridgeExaminers. Using tried and tested syllabus, our facultyhelp students to achieve their potential during the course.

The Department is equipped with excellent learning facilitiesincluding a well-resourced computer aided multimedialanguage laboratory. In the language laboratory, the studentsare not only given training in conversational English with emphasis on current usage in natural situations

for both academic and everyday uses of English but alsoin elements of English pronunciation like basic sounds,stress, intonation and rhythm patterns, which are veryimportant to natural-sounding speech. It also includestraining and practice in the presentation of preparedacademic talks. The focus is not only on fluency but alsoon clear as well as effective communication. It also helpsstudents to participate actively and effectively in group

meetings, academic discussions, seminars, conferences etc.

Facilities:

1. Computer-aided Multimedia Language Laboratory

2. Communication Lab with LCD T.V

3. Audio and Video Learning Resources.

Apart from this, the English Department trains the students for Campus Selection by conducting PersonalityDevelopment classes and motivates them to meet the challenges of the world with high esteem and self-confidence.

MATHEMATICS GROUP IN AS&H DEPARTMENT

Mathematics is used as an essential tool in natural sciences, engineering and the social sciences. Thevision of the department is not only to transform young people to competent and motivated professionalsbut also to contribute to the development of the nation.

Mathematics constitutes a strong component in the prescribed University syllabus and as it is the backbonefor all Engineering subjects, it finds a place in the curriculum for all the branches up to the fifth semester.It also enriches the quantitative ability of the students which plays the key role in campus selection.



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PHYSICAL SCIENCES GROUP IN AS&H DEPARTMENT

Our mission is to give our students the best possible preparation in Physics and Chemistry enablingthem to transfer seamlessly to the four-year Engineering course. Towards that end, we employ ahighly dedicated and knowledgeable faculty supported by an excellent technical staff. Thedepartmental facilities are state of the art and include such instrumentation as spectrometers,Polari meters, etc., and carries out various experiments like Electromagnetic experiments, Lightexperiments, Volumetric

Titrations and analysis which helps the budding engineers to proceed through the future endeavor.The department strives to engender in students an understanding of these structures and thoseparticles and forces, and an appreciation of these fundamental principles.

STUDENTS CHAPTER OF AS&H DEPARTMENT (SCASH)

The thriving students who enter the campus for seeking the professional course in Engineering areencouraged not only in studies but also in co-curricular and extra-curricular activities. In order toachieve this, the First year students have their Technical association SCASH with a Staff head andexecutive body of students. They organize lectures on special topics, conduct quizzes, conductworkshops, enlighten the recent developments in field, etc.



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11.6 MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONThe Master of Business Administration Department was established in the year 2007 with an objectiveof producing Young Management Executives at global standards. The MBA programme is a 2-year (4semesters) full time Master Degree programme in Business Administration. While the first year isdevoted to foundational course, the second year would enable the students to gain in depth knowledgein different areas and specialize in elective fields like Finance, HR & Marketing. The departmentmaintains high standards by conducting lectures by academicians, Industrial tours, Personalitydevelopment programmes, Case studies and Guest lectures from Industry. An erudite team of facultymembers moulds the enthusiastic students into multifaceted professionals. As communication plays amajor role in the current scenario, the department with the support of the English Faculty conducts theCommunication Skills Workshops for the students. Apart from this, the Department conducts variousinteractive training programmes for the students. As this college has been promoted by a multi-zoneindustry, Regency Ceramics Ltd, we have the facility of giving live projects to the students. Some ofthe projects are mentioned below:

Projects under HR SpecializationA study on HRM Practices A study on Incentive SchemesA study on Wage and Salary Administration A study on Performance AppraisalA study on Welfare Administration A study on Training and DevelopmentA study on Employee Retention Practices A study on Quality Work LifeA study on Grievance Redressal Practices A study on Absenteeism and Labour Turnover

Projects under Finance SpecializationA study on Financial System in Fleet ManagementA study on Working Capital Management A study on Capital StructureA study on Cash Flow Statement A study on Funds Flow StatementA study on Budgeting A study on Ratio AnalysisA study on Costing Systems A study on Inventory Management

Projects under Marketing SpecializationA study on Contracts Management A study on Logistics and Supply Chain ManagementA study on Customer Satisfaction A study on Channels of DistributionA study on Sales and Distribution A study on Marketing MixA study on Market Potential for Ceramics and MineralsA study on Market Potential for Paper and Packaging Products

Faculty:

S.No Name of the Faculty Qualification Designation

1 Dr. A.V. Sridhar Ph.D Associate Professor & HOD

2 Mr. P.Paramjyothi MBA (M.Phil) Assistant Professor

3 Ms. K.Prasanna Lakshmi MBA (M.Phil) Assistant Professor 4 Ms. P.Swetha Devi MBA Assistant Professor 5 Ms. P. Rajani Kumari MBA Assistant Professor 6 Mr. N. Padda Raju MBA Assistant Professor



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12.0 CENTRAL FACILITIES

12.1 Computer Center

The College Computer Centre is available at all times for all the Students and Faculty. All facilitieshave been provided in the center for the staff and students to enable them to pursue their respectiveareas of interest. The students are continuously encouraged to develop expertise in the related areas,viz., Internet Technology, Visual Tools, Multimedia programming, Hardware peripherals etc., whichare currently in demand in the software industry. The computer center also organizes expert GuestLectures by experts from the industry to keep the students abreast of the latest developments in thecomputer industry globally. Students from all branches of engineering are encouraged to use thecomputing facilities at the center. The computer center is updated at regular intervals with the latesttechnological developments.

12.2 Library/Book Bank

The college has a well-established Library with 23,476 books spread over 3,091 titles. RIT libraryconstantly updates itself with the latest technological advancements. RIT Library is subscribing to 101National and 40 International Journals, which include 38 IEEE. It also subscribes for E-Journals. Theprocess of issue and receipt of books is fully computerized. A student can borrow 2 or 3 books at atime from the central library.

A Book Bank also exists with around 2000 volumes to cater the needs of students who have inadequatemeans. A student can become its member if he/she fulfills the required conditions. Under the BookBank, textbooks are issued to students on payment of 20% cost of the book for use in one full semester.Book bank is extremely helpful and a significant number of students are utilizing this facility. Facilityis provided in the library for the students to study e-journals.

13.0 FINANCIAL AID

1. National Scholarship Scheme: The Government of India, Ministry of Human ResourceDevelopment offers these scholarships. Financial assistance for under-graduate education isavailable for deserving students especially of SC, ST and OBC category.

2. Perunthalaivar Kamaraj Nadar Financial Assistance Scheme: 100% tuition fee will bereimbursed for the recipients by Puducherry Government.

3. Scheme of Post-metric Scholarships for Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribes, Governmentof India: Scholarships are offered by the Social Welfare Department.

4. Government of Puducherry scholarships for SC and ST students: The Welfare Departmentand Development Corporations of the Government of Puducherry offer financial support toeligible students.

5. Educational loans by the National Backward Classes Financial Development Corporation areoffered to students from Backward Classes and Minority Community.

6. Our financial-aid office will answer questions, provide information and assist students in meetingdeadlines for need-based aids, loans and fellowships. Regency Ceramics Limited and otherassociate companies, trusts, voluntary organizations etc. come forward to offer financialassistance to deserving candidates.



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13.1 RES Merit Awards

Regency Educational Society (RES) endeavors to provide high quality education. The society hasinstituted a scheme to encourage merit among students. The toppers of each branch, with uniformlyexcellent performance throughout their studies, with good aptitude and behavior, will receive a goldmedal in final year.

13.2 Free Education Scheme in RIT

The Regency group of industries is committed to social cause and upliftment of the poorer sections ofthe society. In respect of education, Regency’s objective is to encourage merit and motivate to excel.It is equally essential that those students who come from the economically weaker strata, but are goodat studies, be helped to pursue their higher studies without any difficulty. In order to meet this objective,Regency group is presently extending such free education to deserving students who joined RegencyInstitute of Technology.

13.3 Scholarships

Dr. G.N. Naidu, Chairman, Regency Educational Society is awarding Sri GPV Naidu & Smt. Chengammamemorial scholarship to economically poor and meritorious student every year in the name of hisparents to meet the college fees of the student.Mr. N. Satyendra Prasad, CEO, Regency Group instituted a scholarship of Rs.75,000/- in memory ofhis father Sri Narala Dhananjay to be awarded to an intelligent student of RIT, who does not have themeans to pursue Technical Education.

14.0 INDUSTRY-INSTITUTE PARTNERSHIP CELL

To promote research and development in established and new technologies and to foster industry-institution symbiosis, the industry-institute partnership cell is being set up at RIT. This will act as thefocal point for interaction with the industry. This cell will act as a liaison between industries andvarious departments of the institute for conducting mutually beneficial activities like Consultancy,Training, Joint Research Projects, Curriculum Development, Seminars and Workshops etc.

15.0 FUNCTIONING SCHEDULE

The schedule of functioning of the institute, library and Computer Center (Internet) are as follows:

InstituteMonday to Friday : 9:00 a.m. to 12:40 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.Lunch break : 12:40 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.Library : 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.Computer Centre : 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.Administrative and non-teaching staff work from 9 AM to 5:30 PM. However, Library and Computercentre will be kept open even on Saturdays (9 AM to 5.30 PM)

16.0 GUIDANCE TO ACCUSTOM IN NEW ENVIRONMENT

The primary objective of this guidance is:

To help students settle down at a new place and inculcate discipline and moral values among them andto develop frequent interaction between the students and the teachers both formally and informally.



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A personal guidance and counseling scheme has been introduced by allocating a counselor to eachstudent. The faculty counselor acts as a friend/guardian in helping the student to adjust to the newenvironment away from home. All students and alumni are allowed to share their experiences toensure a high quality student life in the campus and thus develop bondage and fraternal feelings betweenstudents, faculty and alumni.

17.0 CAMPUS UTILITIES

17.1 Hostel Facilities

Regency Institute of Technology is a residential Institute and all the students will normally be requiredto stay on campus in the college hostels. In exceptional circumstances, the Principal may permit a fewboys to reside outside the hostel with the consent of their parents/approved guardians.However, the girl students who seek admission in Regency Institute of Technology must necessarilybecome hostel residents.Parents are advised to keep their wards in the campus hostels in order to enjoy the facilities availablein the college such as library, internet, sports, resident faculty support etc., to a maximum possibleextent. Presently, RIT is having hostel facility to accommodate 800 students.Further, a hosteller is enabled to live in a congenial environment where he/she will be motivated andfascinated towards learning with competitive spirit, avail opportunity to exchange culture and language,to improve communication skills, to attend additional classes arranged in the campus etc. Themanagement recommends and feels it mandatory for all the average students to be put in hostels forextra support for their performance improvement. The management further hopes that the parentstake a serious view of this and act appropriately.The parents need to know that the hostel students are benefitted and have an edge over the dayscholars. The following facts speak of it.

1. The hostel students can avail all the facilities available in the campus like Internet, Library,Sports, Extra class works, Personality development training beyond working hours, etc.

2. They concentrate only on studies and as a result they face no disturbance in their studies.3. It is an opportunity to mix with students from different place of India to interact culturally and

learn different languages of our country since students join here from Puducherry, Karaikal,Mahe, and some of the North Eastern states.

4. Provide utmost security for both boys and girls and including 24 hrs free medical facility.Considering the above points the parents are advised to prefer residential campus for their childrensuch that they can expect more fruitful results from their wards.

17.2 Health Centre

A fully equipped Medical centre with a single bed for emergency cases is provided. Resident Doctorsare available in the campus to pay full medical attention to the needy. The sponsoring company, viz.Regency Ceramics Limited is also operating a Mobile hospital.

17.3 Mineral WaterA mineral water plant with a capacity of 600 lph (liters per hour) is installed in the college campus toprovide potable drinking water to the students, staff, hostelers and the inmates of the staff quarters.



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17.4 Solar Hot Water

Solar Water heating system is provided for all the Hostels and Staff quarters.

17.5 Cafeteria

Refreshments and snacks to the students are available in the Cafeteria. A Canteen has been set upclose to the college building to sell refreshments and snacks to the faculty, staff & students at highlysubsidized rates.

17.6 Co-operative Stores

A students’ Cooperative Stores is maintained in the campus to meet the students’ requirements forbooks, stationery, cosmetics etc.

17.7 Xerox and STD Facility

Facilities like lamination, spiral binding, photo-copying (to provide Photostat copies of important studymaterial) and STD telephone call facility are also available.

17.8 Extra-Curricular Activities

Facilities such as Gymnasium, Cultural Club and Hobby Centre for faculty and students are availablein the campus.

18.0 STUDENT ACTIVITIES

All the departments have established ‘Technical Associations’ of their own which conduct co-curricularand extra-curricular activities throughout the year to develop soft skills and to contribute to personalitydevelopment. Guest lectures are being arranged by inviting eminent experts from the academia, theindustry and other walks of life.Students are encouraged to take part in other extra-curricular activities viz., painting, modeling, music,elocution, essay writing and quiz etc., through the auspices of RIT clubs. Besides this, the students aregiven an opportunity to broaden their professional outlook through the medium of professional societiesrun by each department.

18.1 NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS)

N.S.S. is compulsory for all the undergraduate students. The activities will include practical/fieldactivities/extension lectures. The student participation shall be for a minimum period of 45 hours.Pass/Fail will be determined on the basis of participation, attendance, performance and behavior. If acandidate fails, he/she has to repeat the course in the subsequent years. Pass in this course is mandatoryfor the award of degree.

18.2 NATIONAL CADET CORPS (NCC)

We have one unit of NCC comprising of 50 Nos. of cadets. They have the opportunity to attendcamps conducted all over India. After the completion of the training period, the cadets have to undergoan examination for procuring the B & C certificates. The holders of these certificates are givenspecial preference in their employment.



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18.3 Games & Sports

Physical Education is given due importance. Provision has been made for indoor games like Badminton,Billiards, Table Tennis, Chess and other out-door and field games like Volley Ball, Basket Ball, Tennis,Football, Cricket etc., and also the track events. A modern Gym exists in the campus such that thestudents and the faculty can feel free for doing the exercises.Extensive sporting facilities including playgrounds and courts for all games and sports have beenprovided.

19.0 THE COLLEGE MAGAZINE AND NEWS LETTER

The College has been bringing out its annual Magazine DARPAN under the overall guidance of afaculty Editor-in-Chief. Select students from all branches of study provide editorial assistance to themagazine. Students as well as faculty and staff contribute articles, anecdotes etc. for the magazine.A half yearly News Letter VANI is being published regularly where the achievements of the studentsand faculty and the institutional activities are highlighted.

20.0 CODE OF ETHICS/DISCIPLINE

The mission of the RIT Code of Ethics (referred to hereafter as the Code) is to promote the growth ofethically responsible technocrats by inculcating in them a spirit of integrity, fairness, trust and mutualrespect. Students should abide by the Code.The RIT student is expected to represent himself/herself honestly in all oral and written statements.The student will not knowingly misrepresent any material fact to other students, faculty, staff, prospectiveemployer, or anyone else while representing himself/herself as a member of the RIT family.In respect of a student involved in violation of any of the rules and regulations of the College, dependingupon the nature and gravity of the breach of discipline committed by him/her, the Board of Disciplineconstituted for the purpose shall have the power to withdraw any concession offered to the student &impose punishments as follows:

· Imposition of fine

· Suspension from attending classes

· Expulsion from the college

Ragging is strictly prohibited. Ragging includes any type of physical or mental harassment or torture,perpetuated by any individual or group either in words or by conduct which leaves an apprehension inthe mind of a person that he cannot pursue his studies free of any mental disturbance/torture createdthereby. Any person who aids or abets such an action shall also be guilty of ragging.

Under the prohibition of Ragging Act, 1997, any person indulging in ragging, is liable to punishment thatmay range from cancellation of admission, suspension from college, withholding benefits like scholarship,expulsion from the hostel, withholding results, rustication from institution, denial of admission in anyother college, fine up to Rs. 50,000/- and rigorous imprisonment up to 3 years.

If anyone would like to know about the new entrant or fresher, the senior student should first revealhis/her name and ask “May I know your name etc., “ This cannot go beyond.



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There shall be no ragging inside and outside the college or in the hostels or on the roads/approachesleading to the college or anywhere else. If a candidate is found indulging in ragging directly or indirectly,he/she will be expelled immediately and the enquiry will be conducted later. If he/she is proved guilty,he/she will be permanently dismissed from the college.

20.1 Property and Resources

The RIT student is expected to share community resources, such as canteen, management services,library material, and computing hardware and software in ways that are responsible and comply withestablished principles and practices of fairness.

Conduct considered to be unethical with respect to property and resources consists of (but is notlimited to) the following:

· Accessing, removing or destroying any information, material, or other property from anotherstudent’s or student organizations’ premises, lockers, computer files or mailbox withoutpermission.

· Accessing or removing without prior permission or hiding or destroying, any corporate records,files, job postings or academic material from the library or any other administrative office.

· Students are prohibited from organizing or taking part in strikes and demonstrations. Associationwith outside organizations is prohibited.

· Students are not allowed to organize or attend any meeting in the college campus withoutgetting permission of the Principal.

If, as a result of any demonstration or strike, any damage or loss is caused to the college or publicproperty, the cost thereof shall be recovered either directly from the students identified or else collectivelyfrom such group of students as are responsible for such acts and the law will take its own course.

The RIT values both cooperation and competition as a means to attain greater heights. Students arefree, indeed encouraged, to co-operate with each other in learning, except in those instances when theyare directed or expected to work individually.Students claiming benefits/concessions whatsoever on medical grounds are required to produce medicalcertificate from a Government Hospital/Dispensary/College Medical Officer. The students concernedshould submit certificate within a week of rejoining the College after illness. Sanction of leave, however,will not entitle a student to get benefit in attendance. If leave is sanctioned, it will only mean that thefine for absence without leave will not be imposed.The students are advised to see the notices displayed on the college/hostel notice board every day. Thenotices displayed on the various notice boards are deemed to have been served on the students.

During the academic session, no student shall abstain from classes/hostel without the permission of thecollege authorities. Students falling short of attendance will not be permitted to appear in the semesterend examination. Any absence from the college for seven consecutive days shall be viewed veryseriously and disciplinary action taken against the offenders.

RIT- Yanam, is a residential institution and hence the students must reside in the college hostel unlessthe Principal grants exemption. They must abide by the hostel regulations and mess rules.



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Students must carry their identity cards with them all the time in the college and outside. The card hasto be produced as and when demanded by any member of the staff. The identity card should bereturned to the college, when the students finally leave the college.

No student has any authority over any employee of the college.

Individual or mass absence without valid reasons shall be viewed seriously and scheduled lectures willbe considered as having been delivered.

No meeting shall be convened and no person shall be invited to address any meeting in the collegepremises without the prior permission of the Principal.

20.2 Attire

All the students are required to dress properly in the college, hostel, mess, club, etc., by following theproper dress code.

Boys are to wear trousers and shirts of the respective colour prescribed by the institution and neatlytuck in. They should wear black shoes only and will not be permitted with chappals/slippers. Girlsshould wear the salwarkamiz (chudidhar) and dupatta (chuni) of the colour prescribed by the institution.

20.3 Dress Regulations to be followed in the Laboratories

Chemistry Lab: For both boys and girls – long white overcoat and leather shoes.Workshop : For boys – Khaki pants, Khaki half sleeved shirt and leather shoes

For girls – Khaki Chudidhar dress (designed by RIT) and black shoes.

20.4 Semester Fee

Semester fee must be paid within 7 days starting from the commencement of the session.

20.5 Rules Regarding Maintenance of Discipline in HostelsThe discipline in the hostels and dining places etc. shall be governed by the rules framed from time totime as approved by the Board of Governors of the College. A separate booklet containing such ruleswill be circulated to Hostel inmates.

1. A student admitted to the institution is not automatically eligible to become a member of thehostel.

2. Application for admission to the hostel must be made in the prescribed form with three passportsize photograph. Admission is subject to the approval of the chief warden.

3. Admission to the hostel does not confer any absolute right of residence. Any resident may berequired to vacate the hostel at any time if circumstances so warrant. Admission ordinarilyentitles the resident student to reside in the hostel during the period when the institution is insession and the course work requires the presence of the student at the institution subject tohis/her adhering to the rules and regulations of the hostel. The authorities may close down anyor all blocks of the hostel during vacation or other periods and also may require any or allresidents to vacate with or without prior notice.

4. While every effort will be made to accommodate all the aspirants in the hostel, the followingcategories of students will not be provided accommodation.



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a. Those who have been very irregular/have not cleared mess dues of the previousacademic year.

b. Those who are possessing powered vehicles.c. Those who indulge in ragging or any sort of misbehavior.

5. Every student before being admitted to the hostel shall give to the Chief Warden an undertakingin writing that he/she will abide by the rules and regulations of the hostel.

Students admitted to the hostel shall be full boarders of the hostel. Every student admitted tothe hostel will be issued a hostel membership card, which should be kept safely in their possessionand produced whenever demanded.

All the lady students are to be hostlers unless they stay with their parents. Even such studentsare advised to stay in the hostel unless there have valid reasons to support their claim to be dayscholars.

6. Vacating the Hostels: If any student wants to vacate the hostel should approach theChairman, RES through proper channel for permission accompanied by his/her parents.

7. Hostel Fee: Before admission, each student has to pay the admission fee, mess deposit,establishment and other charges which may be revised from time to time.

The hostel fee once paid will not be returned under any circumstances. The hostlers will notbe given any concession/refund for semester-end vacations, holidays declared by the collegeor absenteeism of the student.

21.0 YEARLY FEE STRUCTURE

S.No. Particulars Amount (Rs.) Remarks

1 Tuition Fee 38,000/- *Subject to approval of fee fixation committee

2 University Fee 1,263/-

3 College Caution Deposit 2,000/- At the time of admission only and refundable after completion of course

Total: 41,263/-

21.1 HOSTEL FEE

1 Hostel Caution Deposit 10,000/- At the time of admission only and refundable after

completion of course

2 Mess & Hostel Fee 17,500/- Per semester

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