Better interaction between Institutions and Industry is the need of an hour. For students it is important because they get exposure to industry and subsequent placement in various disciplines. On the other hand, with the advent of globalization and opening up of Indian economy to outside world, competition among the industries has become stiff. So industries also need good students who are well aware of industry standards and capable of achieving so. Therefore, there is an urgent need of interaction of industry and academics where academic institutes can prepare students for jobs in multinational companies and industry will also be benefited by possibility of receiving well-trained workforce. For this to become reality, bridging the gap between industry and the academic institute is a must and for this, department has takes following steps.(Click to expand)

To build good rapport between the industry and the institute, department have Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the industries. This provides industry support to department in regards to industrial training, curriculum designing, conducting guest lectures, sponsoring projects and other related to academic.

Sr.No.

MoU

Scope of Activities

1

Mitsubishi electric india pvt. ltd, Pune

·         Faculty Development Programs

·         Workshops, Seminars and Webinars for students

·         Technical support for students for project

2

Eduvance Technologies, Mumbai.

·         Faculty Development Programs

·         Workshops, Seminars and Webinars for students

·         Technical support for students for project

3 Microlog Systems, Kolhapur

·         Training programs for students

·         Placement assistance

4

Bramha Sales and Servies, Sangali.

·         Training programs for students

·         Placement assistance

5

Prolific Systems and Technologies, Pune

·         Training programs for students

·         Placement assistance

6

PS Solutions, Pune.

·         Training programs for students

           Placement assistance

7 Adani Thermal Power Station, Dahanu

·         Training programs for students

·         Industrial Visit

·         Internship 

 

8 BSNL Ltd. Pune

          Training programs for students

·         Industrial Visit

9 Cranes Software International Ltd. Bangalore

           Training programs for students

·          Technical support for students for project

10 Samruddhi TBI Foundation, Sangli           Training programs for students

·         Internship

11 BOSCH Rexroth India Ltd. 

          Faculty Development Programs

·         Workshops, Seminars and Webinars for students

·         

Every year in the month of December, third year students undergo industrial training at various companies such as Mitsubishi Electric, Prolific systems and Tech. Pvt. Ltd, PS Solutions, Micro-Log systems and Tech. Pvt. Ltd, Indian Telephone Industries Ltd, Bangalore etc.

The Objectives of Industrial Trainings are:

  • To provide pre-professional work experience with specific assignment and responsibilities.
  • To develop students in term of ability, competence and interpersonal relationship.
  • To encourage students to apply the skills and knowledge gained in the curriculum cource to benefit the organization
  • To expose and familiarize the students to rules and regulations including safety in industrial environment.
  • To help students in collecting some information on idea and knowledge for final year project

 

Industrial Visit 2021-22

Sr.

 Class

 Date

Place

1

Second Year B.Tech

6 th June 2022.

‘Akashwani Sangli’

 

2021-22

Sr No

Company

Location

No of Students

1

Prolific Systems & Technologies 

Pune

18

2

Mitsubishi Electric India Pvt Ltd 

Pune

20

3

D-Smart Innovation 

 

15

4

JIDO TICS

 

4

5

Kaizen Soft Services

 

3

6

Sharda Electronics 

Sangli

10

7

Eduskill

 

21

8

Protrex 

Mumbai

21

9

Shree Samarth Automation 

Kolhapur

2

 

 Skill developments organized during 2021-22

Sr No

Title of Webinar

Organization

Names of Presenters

No of Students attended

Date of Webinar

1

Cybersecurity & Compliance, Cloud Technology

TCS Client Partner, USA

Mr. Kuber Patil

80

02-12-2022

2

Identity and Access management

ANZ Bank,

Australia

Mr. Vaibhav Kulkarni

90

02-12-2022

3

Skills needed to be successful in professional life (That you don’t know yet)

Barclays, USA

Mr. Santosh Gaikwad

80

14/02/2022

4

Agile and Lean Techniques

Morgan Stanley

India

Mr. Sandeep Yadav

90

15/02/2022

 

Role of Biomedical Engineer

Actiss Healthcare LLP.

Mr. Vijay Patil

90

16/02/2022

5

How to become Entrepreneur!

Zebion infotech pvt ltd

Mr.

Abhinandan Dagale

80

17/02/2022

6

Manufacturing Execution

Wipro

Mr.Avdhoot Kunte

80

21/02/2022

7

Digital Transformations using Salesforce CRM

Capgemini Pune

Mr. Pradeep Asabe

80

24/02/2022

8

Design Thinking, Critical Thinking and Innovation Design

SIBIC Start up Consultancy Pvt. Ltd.

Mr. Arjun Ghule, Mr. Suryakant Dodmise

140

25/02/2022

 

2020-21

Sr. No.

Company

Location

No of Students

1

Prolific Systems 

Pune

40

2

Protrex 

Mumbai

40

3

BSNL MTTC 

Pune

32

4

Buds Engineering Academy 

Pune

30

 

 Skill developments organized during 2020-21

Sr No

Title of Webinar

Organization

Names of Presenters

No of Students attended

Date of Webinar

1

Industrial IoT & Industry 4.0

Infosys Ltd Pune

Mr. Dharmesh Kavya

60

11-7-2020

2

Future in Industrial Automation

Emerson Process Malaysia

Mr. Abhijeet Murgunde

80

6-11-2020

3

Opportunities in Europe and current Trends in Electronics

trinamaX GmbH, Germany

Mr. Sourabh Kulkarni

75

7-11-2020

4

Master Journey from India to US

AT & T , Los Angeles, USA

Mr. Parag Sasturkar

80

8-11-2020

5

Embedded Automation Testing

Johnson Control, Pune 

Onkar Gadale

60

9-11-2020

6

Industrial Automation Revolution

Mitsubishi  Electric India Pvt Ltd

Ms Shradha Swami

70

05-05-2021

7

Career Opportunities for Engineers in Armed Forces

Director, “ENTELKI Systems and Solutions Pvt Ltd

Col Retd P.P. Marathe

70

06-05-2021

 

2019-20

Sr. No.

Company

Location

No of Students

1

Mitsubishi Electric

Pune

20

2

Dahanu Thermal Power Plant

Dahanu

31

3

Crystal Pvt . Ltd

Ichalkaranji

4

4

Prolific Systems

Pune

20

5

Prasiditi Biomedical

Sangli

9

6

Sharada Electronics

Sangli

30

7

Nextbot

Pune

4

8

Proautomator

Kolhapur

1

 

 Skill developments organized during 2019-20

Title of Webinar

Organization

Names of Presenters

No of Students attended

Date of Webinar

Neuroscience of Learning

ORACLE, Pune

Mrs. Rucha Deo

Mr. Sameer Deo,

21

9th  & 10th  of May 2020

Basic Automation and FX-5U PLC

Factory Automation Centre, Mitsubishi Electric India Limited, Gurugram.

Ms. Esha Varshney

21

12th &14th  of May 2020

Robots and Robotic Applications

Nex-Bot Tech. Pvt. Ltd. Pune

Mr. Devendra Chitale,

21

13th  &15th  of May 2020

Flexibility and Versatility

Shree Automation Pune

Amey Apte

21

16th May 2020

 

2018-19

Sr No

Company

Location

No of Students

1

ProTrex

DKTE

34

2

Mitsubishi Electric

PUNE

20

3

Prolific Systems

PUNE

25

4

Microlog Systems

Kolhapur

22

5

Ark Automation

PUNE

6

6

DC Automation

PUNE

3

7

Wininfotech

Jaysingpur

17

8

NAPL

Kolhapur

4

9

PS Solution

Pune

14

 

2017-18

Sr. No

Name of Company

Training area

Number of students attended

1

Eduvance Technologies Mumbai

Embedded & IoT

46

3

Mitsubishi Electric

PLC HMI & Drive

26

4

ITI Ltd Banglore

Wireless Communication

15

5

Prolific Systems Pune

PLC & SCADA

21

6

Microlog System Kolhapur

PLC & HMI

14

 

2016-17

Sr. No

Name of Company

Training area

Number of students attended

1

Eduvance Technologies Mumbai

Embedded & IoT

30

2

Bramha Infolinks Sangli

Embedded

14

3

Mitsubishi Electric

PLC HMI & Drive

27

4

ITI Ltd Banglore

Wireless Communication

22

5

Prolific Systems Pune

PLC & SCADA

17

6

PS Solutions Pune

Embedded & Andriod App Devlopment

10

7

Microlog System Kolhapur

PLC & HMI

17

 

Industrial Trainings by faculty :

To have the acquaintance with the recent technologies and to learn about those, faculties undergo industrial trainings. But due to the pan demic situation in the year 2019-20, 2020-21, faculties were not allowed to go for industrial training physically. In the year 2018-19 the faculties who have completed their industrial trainings are presented below in Table 2.34:

Industrial Trainings by faculty

Sr. No.

 Company

Faculty

1

ProTrex Mumbai                                        

Prof. V.B. Kumbhar                      

2

Prof. V.S. Kumbhar

3

Prof. M.K.Patil

4

Prof. N.B. Kapase

5

Prof . D.K.Gupta

6

Microlog Systems Pvt Ltd Kolhapur

Prof. B.N.Sachidanand

7

Prof. A.V.Shah

8

Mitsubishi Electric India Pvt Ltd Pune

Prof. S. P. Salgar

9

Prof. P. P. Zirmite

10

D sign Design Kagal

Prof. A. R. Patil

11

Maven Silicon Pvt. Ltd

Prof. V.S. Kumbhar

 

 

2016 17 Bramha Techo 2016 17 Eduvance
2017 18 ITI Banglore 2017 18 Prolific
Mitsubishi dahanu
2017 18 Microlog dahanu

 

2019-20

Sr

No

CLASS

DATE

VISITED PLACE

1

SE-(A)

SE-(B)

14/10/2019

23/10/2019

Radio Mirchi FM , Kolhapur 

2

TY

02/12/2019 to 06/12/2019

Adani Dahanu Thermal Power Station, (ADTPS)  Dahanu

 

2018-19

Sr

No

CLASS

DATE

VISITED PLACE

1

SE-(A)

SE-(B)

01/10/2018

All India Radio(AKASHVANI) Ratnagiri

2

SE-(A)

SE-(B)

01/10/2018

Gadre Marines Exports Pvt. Ltd, Ratnagiri

3

TE-(A)

TE-(B)

28/01/2019

Adani Dahanu Thermal Power plant, Dahanu

4

TE-(A)

TE-(B)

29/01/2019

Atomic Power Station, Tarapur

5

TE-(A)

TE-(B)

29/01/2019

Hydro Power Project of Mohite Industries Ltd - Radhanagari

 

2017-18

Sr

No

CLASS

DATE

VISITED PLACE

1

SE-(A)

SE-(B)

28/09/2017

29/09/2017

AIR Sangli

2

TE-(A)

TE-(B)

19th Feb 2018

Amtech Electronics Pvt Ltd - GIDC, Gandhinagar

3

TE-(A)

TE-(B)

19th Feb 2018

Sahajanand Laser Technology Pvt Ltd, GIDC Gandhinagar

4

TE-(A)

TE-(B)

20th Feb 2018

Vikram Sarabhai Space Exhibition (VSSE) ISRO - Ahmedabad

5

TE-(A)

TE-(B)

24th Feb. 2018

GAMESH Eneargy Pvt. Ltd. Khatav, VITA

 

2017 18 SY Radio Sangli 2017 18 TY ISRO
2018 19 GADRE 2018 19 GADRE RADIO
 2018 19 TY Adani  2018 19 TY Radhanagari

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Some of labs of the department are sponsored by with industries. The various such labs have been presented below:

1. Lab sponsored by Mitsubishi Electric India Private Limited (MEI):

Mitsubishi Electric India Private Limited (MEI), a global manufacturer of Electrical & Electronic equipment, have collaborated to set up the Industry Sponsored Factory Automation (FA) Lab at the Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering Department. The Lab is set up with a specific mandate to create awareness and develop industry-relevant skills on the latest equipment and software. Under this collaboration MEI has supplied high end automation equipment which include Mitsubishi Electric iQ-F PLC based FA training-kit comprising HMI, Servo amplifier and Motor and PLC Programming Software. This Factory automation Lab also received Optical Sensor kits and Proximity Sensor kits donated from IFM Electronic Kolhapur which is subsidiary of  IFM Electronic GMBH in India. 

    2.  DKTE IDEA Lab:

AICTE DKTE Idea Lab provides all facilities to Students under one roof for conversion of an idea into prototype. Currently the IDEA lab is well equipped with equipment like 3D Printer, 3D Scanner, CNC Routers, PCB Prototype machine, and Electronics developments boards, sensors and various electronics signal measuring tools. The Idea Lab aims at developing critical thinking & complex problem solving abilities among students.

   3. TEXAS Instruments Lab:

For this lab experimental set up are supplied by Texas Instruments.  Both faculty and student are involved with this laboratory to carry out number of activities such as executing project work, experiments based on the Texas board, using the Texas board for developing mini-projects etc

  4.  ARM Pvt LTD:

  • ARM Cortex M3+ lab donated by ARM University program.

ARM Microcontroller LAB:

a)  LPC1768 Cortex M3+ microcontroller development stamp boards

b)  Keil licensed software

c)  LPC2148 development boards

  • ARM IOT LAB:

5. IIT Robotics LAB: E-Yantra lab for robotics:

a)  E-Yantra Firebird 6 robo.

6.  Research Laboratory:

The main aim is to enhance the research facility in the field of VLSI and Embedded System.  Advanced VLSI kits from Xilinx like Zed Boards, Anvyl Spartan 6, XUPV5, Atlys Boards along with Mentor Graphics IDA tools are available. ARM Cortex boards from ARM University program are also available in the Laboratory. The total investment in the lab is of Rs 35 Lakhs. This lab will be helpful for the students as well as faculty, research scholars to carry out the research work in the area of VLSI and Embedded System.

7. Freescale Semiconductors:

Freescale based FRDM KL25Z ARM Cortex M0+ based Microcontroller lab supplied by Freescale University program.

Freescale FRKL25Z Microcontroller LAB:

a)  KL25Z Freedom Boards Cortex M0 microcontroller development stamp boards

b)  Keil licensed software

8.   Multidisciplinary Project and Research Laboratory:

The department has a Multidimensional project and research laboratory worth of Rs 6.0 Lakhs under MODROBS scheme, sanctioned by AICTE New Delhi. Major equipments purchased under this are Bio energy trainer kit, Hybrid solar and wind energy trainer kit, Advanced PLC Trainer, NI Elvis Design board, Labview, Radar Trainer kit, etc.

List of Equipment’s in Multidisciplinary LAB

 List of Multidisciplinary Lab Equipments

Sr. no.

List of equipments procured

Cost (Rs.)

   1

NI ELVISII Circuit Design Bundle (with prototype board)   

277875.00     

   2

NI Academic Site License - LABVIEW

132300.00

   3

Radar Trainer kit  

60000.00

   4

PLC Trainer kit with software

88000.00

   5

CDMA Trainer kit  

31500.00

   6

DTH System Models

54000.00

   7

Bio- Energy Trainer kit 

19000.00

   8

Hybrid Solar and Wind Energy Trainer

21000.00

Total 

Rs.683675.00 

 

9.  PCB LAB:

The department has a well-equipped PCB Laboratory. PCB boards as per the requirement of the industry are manufactured in this laboratory.  This helps in industry interaction and also assists in resource generation.

PCB LAB’s Equipments:

a)  UV Exposure machine (single/double side)

b)  Oven / dryer

c)  Photo resist dipping machine (Dip coating machine)

d)  PCB shearing machine

e)  PCB etching machine

f)  PCB Drilling machine

g)  TIN coating machine

 

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Following are the equipment in this laboratory used for various purposes

  • Hydraulic Trainer
  • Pneumatic Trainer Hydraulic Servo System

Pneumatic Servo System to simulate and study all types of Hydraulic and Pneumatic valves for flow control, direction control and pressure control.

INDUSTRIAL HYDRAULICS PNEUMATICS LAB

Following are the equipment in this laboratory used for various purposes

  • Study of gyroscopic couple and its effect
  • Various types of governor and thin control linkage for speed control action
  • Various types of gear profiles and generation of gear profile by using gear profile generation setup.
  • Study and measurement of logarithmic treatment.

THEORY OF MACHINES LAB

Following are the equipment in this laboratory used for various purposes

  • CONDUCTION: Thermal conductivity of insulating powder, Variation of thermal conductivity of metals with respect to temperature, Thermal resistance of composite wall, Temperature distribution in pin fin, etc.
  • CONVECTION: Heat transfer in Natural Convection.
  • RADIATION: Emissivity of test plate, Verification of Stefan Boltzman law, etc.
  • HEAT EXCHANGERS: Effectiveness of parallel and counter flow type heat exchangers.
  • BOILING HEAT TRANSFER: Critical heat flux in boiling heat transfer.

HEAT TRANSFER LAB

Following are the equipment in this laboratory used for various purposes

  • Venturimeter, Orifice meter, V-notch are used to measure the flow rate of fluid.
  • Reynolds experiment used to measure turbulence in the fluid.
  • Bernoulli's experiment used to measure total head of flow
  • Friction through pipes used to measure friction in pipes for different material and diameter of pipes.
  • Centrifugal pump test rig for measuring the performance of pump at various flow rates.
  • Pelton wheel turbine and Francis turbine for measuring discharge, power output and efficiency of turbine. Also the facility to measure the above parameters under constant head and constant speed is available
  • Hydraulic ram pump is used to convert potential energy of fluid into Kinetic energy to transfer fluid from lower lead to higher head.
  • Also the model of wind tunnel is there to study the resistance of air.

FLUID MACHINES FLUID MECHANICS LAB

Following are the equipment in this laboratory used for various purposes

  • Sand siever-Instrument is used to findout grain fineness number of sand.
  • Mold hardness tester-Instrument is used to findout green mold hardness of sand mold.
  • Core hardness tester-Instrument is used to findout hardness of cores.
  • Permeability meter-Instrument is used to findout to find out permeability number of green sand, core sand and raw sand.
  • Rapid moisture tester-Instrument is used to determine the moisture content in molding sand.
  • Sand washer-Instrument is used to determine the percentage of dead clay.
  • Strength tester-Instrument is used to determine compressive strength, tensile strength, shear strength and transverse strength of prepared specimen.
  • Sand Muler-Instrument is used to mix sand water and binders.

MANUFACTURING PROCESS LAB

CAD/CAM caters to the requirements of development of basic conceptual design for an engineering component then carrying out stress/strain analysis of the conceptual model built by using sophisticated design software like

  • ANSYS, CATIA V5R15, SOLID WORKS, COSMOS, NASTRAN-PATRAN, SOLID CAST, OPTICAST, EDGECAM etc. After finalising the conceptual design kinematic analysis can be done by the additional features provided in the design software.
  • The CAM facility supports
  • Generating CNC programs for various components.
  • Checking correctness of program by simulation feature of the software and cross checking the tool path movement, after the process has been rectified in CNC machine.

COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN MANUFACTURING LAB

Following are the equipment in this laboratory used for various purposes

  • This lab is equipped with different sensors and actuators.
  • Students can do PLC programming for real life situations.
  • Interfacing of various types of sensors with PLC is possible and experimentation can be done to check concept of automation using these sensors & actuators.

MECHATRONICS LABORATORY

This workshop caters to the requirement for all the students from textile, electronics and mechanical department. Workshop is equipped with following machinery required to carry out basic mechanical engineering operations like turning, welding, milling, drilling, shaping, etc.

Machines available in this workshop:

  • Centre lathes
  • Shapers
  • Bench Grinders
  • Wood turning lathes
  • Milling machine
  • Radial Drilling Machine
  • Bench Drilling Machine
  • Fitting Vice
  • Carpentry vice
  • Bar cutting machine
  • Shearing machine
  • Welding machine
  • Gas welding machine

ENGINEERING WORKSHOP

Following are the equipment in this laboratory used for various purposes

  • Study of different types of boilers, their mountings and accessories.
  • Air compressors, fuels, etc.
  • The models and charts of these are available in the laboratory.
  • The laboratory also consists of the test rigs to conduct the trials on the rotary and reciprocating air compressors.
  • Condensers and cooling towers, trial on calorimeters, air blower, reciprocating air compressor.
  • Test on grease penetrometer and droping point of grease, carbon residue, cloud and pour point, aniline point, and study and test on steam/air nozzle, etc can be conducted in this laboratory.

THERMODYNAMICS LAB

This lab is equipped with various testing rigs for various types of I.C engines

  • Single cylinder 2 stroke petrol engine.
  • Single cylinder 4 stroke slow speed diesel engine.
  • Multicylinder petrol engine with facility of morse test to find mechanical efficiency.
  • Multicylinder diesel engine.
  • All these test rigs are to check the performance of engine and to find out following important parameters related to engine performance.
  • Specific fuel consumption
  • Thermal efficiency, mechanical efficiency and volumetric efficiency.
  • To find heat balance sheet i.e. heat equivalent to brake power, heat lost in exhaust and heat lost in cooling

All the engine test rigs are having facility to check the performance under varying load conditions by rope brake dynamotor or hydraulic dynamometer. Duel fuel type generator set developing 2.5 Kilo Watt power with testing panel backs up the lab.

INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE LAB

SMART Foundry 2020 project under TSDP of DST

Ten research institute including public and private engineering collages as well as govt. R&D organizations have come together to reinvent metal casting process for education and entrepreneurship by leveraging the latest techniques in 3D Scanning, CAD Simulation, 3D printing and tabletop metal casting technologies.

There is a need to accelerate manufacturing in developing countries like India, to provide employment for millions of young people and contribute to economic development, but this needs to be achieved with minimal adverse impact on the environment. Smart manufacturing allows wider distribution of related activities, creating employment opportunities closer to the end‐users based on their need, and reducing wastage of production resources as well as logistics. The enabling technologies, which are all broadly related to information technology, can be used to reinvent the manufacturing processes, especially metal casting, to make it more sustainable. The SMART Foundry system being developed by a collaborative team of researchers across India, is expected to get young people interested in manufacturing, who can set up small scale businesses, becoming job creators instead of job seekers.

The SMART Foundry 2020 team consists of 12 eminent scientists from 10 high ranking institutes. CSIR‐NIIST, Trivandrum; CSIR‐CMERI, Durgapur; VNIT, Nagpur; Jadavpur University, Kolkata; IIT Bombay, Mumbai; CHARUSAT, Anand; COE, Pune and Dr. Vasudev Shinde, DKTE TEI, Ichalkaranji. The  total investment amount for the project is 83.694 lakhs.

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Vacuum molding and Induction melting Autopouring1

Desktop 3D Printers1

Ultrasonic testing setup

 Micro vicker testing

MODERNIZATION OF INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES LAB is sanctioned under the Modernization and Removal of Obsolescence (MODROB) scheme with Rs.1559608/- (Fifteen Lakh Fifty-nine Thousand Six Hundred Eight Only).

The undergraduate, postgraduate, and Doctoral research work in the field of fuels and engines need to develop the experimental set-ups which require not only time but a huge expenditure in the development of engine set-ups as per their requirement. It consists of a computerized engine set-up for both Diesel and Petrol fuels with variable compression ratios. This setup allows us to test the engine performance, particularly with the use of alternative fuels and blends as the substitute for Diesel and Petrol fuels. The results can be obtained quickly in a form ready to use in the research work. 

Engine and Fule reserach lab

AICTE-IDEA (Idea Development, Evaluation & Application) Lab scheme was launched by AICTE on January 1, 2021 to establish infrastructure supporting new-age learning, in its institutions. This is aimed at encouraging students to apply Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) fundamentals on ideas- towards enhanced hands-on experience, learning by doing, and even product visualization.

Major Equipment's in AICTE IDEA Lab

  • SIL Make All in one CNC Router M/C
  • SIL Make Laser Engraving/Cutting M/C
  • Einscan Pro 2X 2020 3D Scanner
  • Mixed Signal Oscilloscope
  • SnapMaker 3 in 1 M/C (Laser, Router, 3D Printer)
  • Divide By Zero make 3D Printer (AION500MK2)
  • Digital Storage Oscilloscope
  • Solder and Desoldering Stations
  • Wood Turning Lathe
  • Vinyl Cutter
  • PCB Milling Machine
  • Welding M/C
  • Drilling M/C
  • BOSCH Power Tools
  • Mitutoyo Measuring Instruments

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  • Result -Mechanical Engineering
      Acdemic Year                     Percentage                         
2022-23 96.24
2021-22 92.14
2020-21 98.76
2019-20 100.0
2018-19  83.77
2017-18  86.11
2016-17  97.44

 

 

  •  Rankers

A.Y   2022-23

 Rank              Name of Student                                       CGPA/Percentage                       
 1

 Rao Jayesh Kumardas

 8.82
 2

 Narkhede Aniket Suresh

 8.72
 3

Yerudkar Nikita Jotiba

 8.68
  •  Rankers

A.Y   2021-22

 Rank              Name of Student                                       CGPA/Percentage                       
 1

 Hulle Nikhil Nishant

 8.95
 2

 Patil Bhushan Manikchand

 8.72
 3

Kininge Pankaj Chandrakant

 8.71
  •  Rankers

A.Y   2020-21

 Rank              Name of Student                                       CGPA/Percentage                       
 1  Davare Dayanand Suresh 9.13
 2  Kadgaonkar Mohammad Tahir Harron  9.08
 3  Mohite Satyajeet Shrikant  8.81

 

  •  Rankers

A.Y   2019-20

 Rank              Name of Student                                       CGPA/Percentage                       
 1  Surnis Netraj Vyankatesh 9.22
 2  Sasane Pratapsingh Prabhakar 8.93
 3  Khedkar Ajay Vijay  8.90

 

  

  •  Rankers

A.Y   2018-19

 Rank              Name of Student                                       CGPA/Percentage                       
 1  Patil Shubham Tanaji  73.50
 2  Powar Aniket Sanjay  72.13
 3  Halingale Aniket Anil  72.00

 

 

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