DEPARTMENT

Vision
Enlightening the blooming
engineers to spread knowledge through
a harmonic merging of Electrical and
Electronics Engineering globally and
ethically, ensuring transformational
Mission
impact on the society and human kind.

1.To make out the challenges of the scholarly

environment with confidence and courage
2.To impart knowledge of fundamental principles
and to make the students competent in the field of
Electrical and Electronics Engineering.
3.To trigger the innovative minds to engage in
research activities and contribute to economic
growth of the country.
4.To identify and sharpen the capabilities of the
students and enhance their employability

1st Graduation Day

The 1stGraduation Day was held on 28th of April, 2016.This Prestigious function was
presided over by Col. Dr. Jeppiaar, Founder Chairman of St. Joseph’s Institute of Technology.
Mr. SrinivasanBhaskar, Vice President - Technology, Cognizant Technology Solutions
delivered the convocation address and distributed degree certificates.
253 students received their degrees and a student Mr. M. Pachaimuthu from Mechanical
Department bagged 43rdUniversity rank which adds feather to our crown. The Rank holder was
honored by giving a cash prize worth Rs. 25, 000 and a shield.

PLACEMENT DETAILS
Out of the 253 students who received their degree, 82 of them are placed through
campus interviews, 74 of them are all well placed through off Campus and 7 of them have

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become entrepreneurs. Through campus interviews, the students are placed in many leading
organizations like Cognizant Technologies, Wipro, Infosys, Mu-Sigma, Verizon, Tech
Mahindra, Soliton technologies, L&T, Zoho, HCL, Virtusa, Renault Nissan, Virtusa,
Accenture, Mind tree, etc., with a salary ranging from Rs.2.4 lakhs to Rs. 6.5 Lakhs per
annum.
HIGHER STUDIES
43 of our Students are pursuingtheir higher studies both inIndia and Abroad which
includesuniversities like ClemsonUniversity, University of SouthFlorida(US), University
ofMelbourne, National Universityof Singapore, Illinois Instituteof Technology, University
ofWest Virginia, Leeds University(UK), IIT, IIM etc., throughour Advisory Bureau for
HigherStudies (ABHS)

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
No of Students Appeared : 343
No of Students Passed : 253
Pass Percentage : 74.6 %
First Class and Distinction : 163

PLACEMENT
Total No of students placed through
 Campus Recruitment : 82
 Off Campus : 74
 Self-Employed : 07

HIGHER STUDIES
Students pursuing higher studies through Advisory Bureau for Higher Studies (ABHS)
 Abroad : 11
 India : 32

SPORTS

• International Players :3
• National Players :6
• Represented Anna University in
All India University Tournaments :8

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 The Trust has constituted awards to all the topper of the class. The awardees of the trust
award are

S.NO NAME OF THE AWARD BRANCH YEAR NAME OF THE STUDENT

1. SOUNDRABAI BAULRAJ AWARD CSE 2011-2015 MS. ROOFINA BLOSOM P

2. DR. MGR AWARD ECE 2011-2015 MR. SHANMUGAPRIYAN P

3. ANNAI JANAKI MGR AWARD EEE 2011-2015 MS. RAGAVI.R

4. REMIBAI JEPPIAAR AWARD MECH 2011-2015 MR. PACHAIMUTHU H

5. PERUNTHALAIVAR KAMARAJAR AWARD IT 2011-2015 MS. INDU B

EEE 2015 PASSED OUT BATCH DETAILS

 No. of Students Passed - 52
First Class with Distinction -01
With first class -20

Recipient of Trust Award - Ms. RAGAVI. R.

 No. of StudentsPlaced
On Campus Placement - 13
Off Campus Placement - 30

Staff Activities
Papers Published in Journals & Conferences By StaffMembers
Dr. D. Kirubakaran
 Published a paper titled “Development of an Integrated Power Converter for Fast Charging
and Efficiency Enhancement in Electric Vehicles”, International Journal Of Electrical
Engineering & Technology, Volume 6, Issue 6, June 2015, pp. 01-09.
 Published a paper titled “Embedded Based Data Acquisition System for Core Temperature
Monitoring of Future Sodium Cooled Fast Reactor using Low Cost Microcontroller”,
International Journal of Science, Engineering and Technology.
 Published a paper titled “Implementation of Positive Output Super Lift Luo Converter for
Photo Voltaic System”, International Journal of Engineering and Technology, Volume 2,
Issue 3, June 2015.
 Published a paper titled “Improvement of power quality with multi input renewable energy
sources of non-linear load”, I-Manager’s Journal of power systems Engineering.

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 Published a paper titled,” Comparative study on Solar Power interleaved Boost Converter”
Indian Journal of Science and Technology, 2015.
 Published a paper titled “An Integrate Modeling and Controlling of DC-DC Boost Converter
Topology”, Research Journal of Applied Sciences Engineering and Technology
Mrs. P.Abirami
 Published a paper titled “Design and Analysis of Model Predictive Voltage and Current
Controllers for Three Phase Voltage Source Inverter in Micro Grid”, ARPN Journal of
Engineering and Applied Sciences vol. 10, No. 13, July 2015.
Mr. C .Naresh
 Published a paper titled “An Integrate Modeling and Controlling of DC-DC Boost Converter
Topology”, Research Journal of Applied Sciences Engineering and Technology.
Mr.R.Jayapragash
 Published a paper titled “Development of Analytical Models for Switched Reluctance
Machine and their Validation”, Journal of Electrical Engineering and Technology
 Published a paper titled “Grid-Connected Switched Reluctance Generator Based Wind Farm
Control using Modified Hybrid Multicell Converter”, Research Journal of Applied Sciences,
Engineering and Technology
Mr.S.Karthick
 Published a paper titled “Optimal PMU Placement for Tamilnadu Grid under Controlled
Islanding Environment”, Elsevier Procedia Technology.
Ms. P. Dhivya
 Published a paper titled “Design and Implementation of Perturb and Observe (P&O)
MPPTTechnique for Negative Output Super-Lift LuoConverter”, Applied Mechanics and
Materials Vol. 787 (2015) pp 888-892.
Seminars & Workshops Attended By Staff Members
S.No Seminar Topic Conducted By Period Faculty
Attended
1. Faculty Development Jerusalem 22nd - 29th Ms. S. Gomathi
Programme on Control Engineering College April 2015
System
2. Faculty Development S. A. Engineering 9th -16th Mr. B. DuraiBabu
Programme on Electrical College June 2015
Machines – II
3. Workshop on Lab View KCG College of 19th& 20th Mr. R.
Technology April 2015 Manivannan
4. Workshop on Industrial Innovian 11th Mr.C.Naresh
Automation – PLC & Technologies July 2015
SCADA

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S.No Seminar Topic Conducted By Period Faculty
Attended
5. Workshop on Embedded VIT University, 10th Ms. P.L. Uma
system in real time Chennai Campus. October 2015
applicationusing Arduino
and Raspberry Pi

6. Workshop on Hand on Kongu Engineering 16th& 17th Mr. I. Cephas

training on soft College, Erode. October 2015
computing techniques for
power system, power
electronics and renewable
energy sources using
MATLAB

7. Workshop on Solid state Thiagarajar College 16th& 17th Mrs. K.

device modeling and of Engineering, October 2015 Malarvizhi
simulation Madurai.
8. Workshop on Modeling PSG College of 14th Mr. R.
and simulation of power Technology, October 2015 Manivannan
systems in Microgrid Coimbatore.
environment
9. Workshop on Big data SPIRO Solutions Pvt. 11th Mr. S. Karthick
analytics -15 Ltd October 2015
10. Faculty Development Saveetha 29th& 30th Ms. D. Kousalya
Programme on Building Engineering College, October 2015
embedded systems with Chennai
ARM CORTEX – M
MCU’s
11. Faculty Development Agni college of 29th& 30th Ms. M. R.
Programme on Real time Technology, October 2015 FaridhaBanu
embedded system Chennai.
applications using
Arduino and LabVIEW
12. Workshop on Recent VIT University, 30th& 31st Ms. G. JothiPriya
developments of wind Vellore. October 2015
energy in India.

13. Faculty Development St.Joseph’s Institute 29th& 30th Ms. G. Jyosthna

Programme on Current of Technology October 2015
issues on Power Quality
and Micro grid
14. Faculty Development St.Joseph’s Institute 29th& 30th Ms. P. Dhivya
Programme on Current of Technology October 2015
issues on Power Quality
and Micro grid

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S.No Seminar Topic Conducted By Period Faculty
Attended
15. Faculty Development Pondicherry 23rd -27th Ms. M. LathaDevi
Programme Challenges Engineering November 2015
on insulation and College,Puducherry
reliability in smart grid

16. Workshop on Developing Agni College of 30th Dr. D.

effective research Technology. December2015 Kirubakaran
publications, proposals
and patents.
17. Faculty Development KCG College of 8th&9th Mr.C.Naresh
ProgrammeOn
applications Planning Technology January 2016
and executing an
International quality
Ph.D
18. National Workshop on K.L.N College of 22nd&23rd Mr. S. Karthick
Smart Grid Engineering January 2016

19. National level Seminar VIT Chennai 21st Mrs. P. Abirami

on Offshore Energy- January 2016
Present Scenario
20. Faculty Development St.Joseph’s College 19th – 23rd Mr. R.
Programme on Power of Engineering January 2016 Manivannan
System Transients
21. Faculty Development St.Joseph’s College 19th – 23rd Ms. G. Jothipriya
Programme on Power of Engineering January 2016
System Transients
22. Faculty Development St.Joseph’s Institute 20th – 22nd Mr. R.
Programme on of Technology January 2016 Jayapragash
Embedded System design
using ARM-Cortex M$
TMAC123G Starter Kit

23. Faculty Development St.Joseph’s Institute 20th – 22nd Ms. P. Kalaiselvi

Programme on of Technology January 2016
Embedded System design
using ARM-Cortex M$
TMAC123G Starter Kit

24. International Seminar on S.A.Engineering 18th and 19th Mrs.S.Gomathi

Smart grid technologies College March 2016
and applications.

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Seminars & Lectures Delivered

S.No Topic Delivered By Conducted By Period

Faculty Development Programme Dr. D. Jerusalem 29th&30th
1. on Control System Kirubakaran Engineering October2015
College
2. Faculty Development Programme Dr. D. S.A.Engineering 9th -16th
on Electrical Machines-II Kirubakaran College June 2015

Seminars & Workshops Conducted

S.No Topic Conducted By Period No. of Faculty
attended
1. Matlab with HDL Codec&Neuro EEE & ECE 12th September 2015 24
Fuzzy
Faculty Development Programmme Conducted
S.No Topic Conducted By Period No. of Faculty
attended
1. Current issues on power quality EEE 29th& 30th October 64
and microgrid 2015
2. Embedded System design using ECE &EEE 20th – 22nd January 30
ARM-Cortex M$ TMAC123G 2016
Starter Kit

Memorandum of Understanding
The following MoUs has been signed during the academic year 2015-2016

1. CDCE Institute of Automation and Robotics

Our College has signed MoUs with CDCE on 07-10-2015 by J.RAJASEKAR
Managing Director, CDCE. The objective is to establish centre for industrial automation in
our college for Research/consultancy work and to deliver guest lecture/ seminar and to guide
the students on their projects.
2. Voltech Engineers Private Ltd
In order to establish research/consultation workour department has signed MoUs with
Voltech Engineers Private Ltd on 07-10-2015 by Er M.BABUVice President Voltech
Engineers Private Ltd. The purpose is to arrange Guest lecture/seminar/industrial visit,Project
guidance, Training and Workshop. The workshoptitled “TESTING OF SUBSTATION
EQUIPMENT’S” has been conducted from 21-03-2016 to 29-03-2016.

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3. Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited
Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd on 07-10-2015 has signed MoU with Our college by
BSNL Chief Executive Officer. The objective is to arrange industrial visit and project
guidance for our students.

Through this MOUGuest lectures, workshops, seminars and value added course has
been conducted for II, III and IV year students. Also In plant training (IPT) and industrial
visit (IV) has been arranged for all the years.

Consultancy work
Our department has expertise in various research areas to provide knowledge and
intellectual inputs which are of interest to the industry and other organizations. The following
consultancy projects are carried out in our department.
 CDCE Automation
CDCE Automation has granted a funded Project for amount of Rs 9, 00,000. titled on
“Design and Automation System” on 11-July-2016.The main aim of this project is to design
and Assembly of Programmable Logic Controller with Human Machine Interface panels,
Sensors and Instrumentation Control panel, Variable Frequency Drive System and
switchgear systems. Through this project the student will gain the knowledge and practical
exposure on industrial automation products advanced wiring technologies, PLC Human
machine interface panels, drives installation and programming and to know about sensors,
transducers and switchgears.
 Voltech Private Engineers Ltd

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 Voltech offered a funded project based on “Online conditional monitoring of HT and
LT motors with the aid of software” with estimation of Rs 2, 10,000 on 15-February-
2016.The goal of this project is Conditional monitoring of HT and LT motors. This project
deals sensing, monitoring and controlling of HT and LT motors. By this projectAcademicians
and researchers in the educational institution can enhance their knowledge in sensing,
interfacing and control of various parameters of HT and LT motors.

Funded projects
The following funded projects has been submitted during the year 2015-2016

S.no Principal investigator Name of The Funding Amount Status

Project Project

1 Dr.D.Kirubakaran,M.E.,Ph.D. Energy auditing and SERB Rs.2,00,000 Submitted

, its conservation
using Thermography

2 Dr.D.Kirubakaran,M.E.,Ph.D. Automation of solar TNSCST- Rs.1,00,000 Submitted

, powered irrigation SPS
system using
arduino
microcontroller

3 Dr.D.Kirubakaran,M.E.,Ph.D. Modelling of a IEEE Rs.1,50,000 Submitted

, series-series Student
resonant inductive project
charger for real funding
electric vehicle agency

4 Dr.D.Kirubakaran,M.E.,Ph.D. Automation of solar IEEE Rs.1,50,000 Submitted

, powered irrigation Student
system using project
arduino funding
microcontroller agency

5. Dr.D.Kirubakaran,M.E.,Ph.D. Design and CDCE Rs.9,00,000 Granted

, Automation Automatio
System n

6. Dr.D.Kirubakaran,M.E.,Ph.D. Online conditional Voltech Rs. 2,10,000 Granted

, monitoring of HT
and LT motors
with the aid of
software

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 Center of Excellence Lab
CDCE Institute of Automation and Robotics
Our College has signed MoU with CDCE on 07-10-2015 by J.RAJASEKAR
Managing Director, CDCE. The objective is to establish centre for industrial automation in
our college for Research/consultancy work and to deliver guest lecture/ seminar and to guide
the students on their projects.
As an added milestone our college has inaugurated “Centre of excellence for
Factory Automation and Robotics” in association with CDCE AUTOMATION at our
premises on 20th January 2016. The gracious occasion is chaired by our beloved Chairman
and Managing Director Dr. B. BABU MANOHARAN, M.A., M.B.A., Ph.D.,. The Chief
Guest who adorned the day is Mr. R. PANNEERSELVAM, Principal Director, MSME-
Technology Development centre, Govt. of India Organisation. The inaugural function is
presided over by Principal Dr. P. RAVICHANDRAN, M.Tech., Ph.D.

Inauguration of
Centre of
Excellence for
Factory
Automation
and Robotics
by our beloved
Chairman and
Managing
Director Dr.
B. Babu
Manoharan
and Mr. R.
Panneerselvam, Principal Director of MSME.

The “Centre of excellence for Factory Automation and Robotics” will be a MSME
authorized nodal centre. The objectives of this centre are, to enhance research in the field of
automation and robotics, to inculcate industrial knowledge to the students and to equip them
for successful carrier in industries. This research centre will bridge the gap between
academics and industries by which the staff, research scholars and students can enrich their
knowledge in the field of automation and robotics.

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 Ph.D Awarded During 2015-2016
Dr.R.Jayapragash has awarded Doctor of philosophy from Anna University during the
academic year of 2105-2016 in the discipline of Electrical and Electronics Engineering titled
“DEVELOPMENT OF ANALYTICAL MODEL AND BATTERY ENERGY STORAGE
SYSTEM FOR WIND POWERED SWITCHED RELUCTANCE GENERATOR”

Advisory Bureau for Higher Studies

The Advisory Bureau for Higher Studies (ABHS) was inaugurated in the year 2011.
Ever since its inception, it is functioning as a separate wing with the prime notion to serve the
student community for getting higher studies admission in India and abroad. The main
objective of ABHS is to enable the students to prepare for the tests like GRE, TOEFL,
GMAT, IELTS, GATE, CAT etc. ABHS has the latest information, books and CD’s
regarding GRE, TOEFL, GMAT, IELTS, GATE and CAT. From this year onwards the
GRE and TOEFL training classes have been commenced in the campus.

ABHS is also organizing guest lectures and seminars to equip the students for pursing
higher studies .Various Workshops and seminars are handled by resource persons from IDP,
USIEF, Cambridge University, British Council and other higher studies agencies. Apart from
this, the students are exposed to the first-hand information from Associate Director, Deans,
Department heads and faculty members from many educational institutes like SUNY,
Arkansa State University, Swinburne University, and University of Sussex, Illinois Institute
of Technology, Rochester Institute of Technology, University of Denver, Pace University and
Southern Illinois University. The Academicians have visited our campus and also briefed the
students about the application process, scholarships and requirements in their respective
universities.Our students have got adm ission into various top ranking universities in different
countries like USA, Australia, UK, New Zealand, Canada, Germany, Sweden and Singapore.
To name a few, University of Texas, Stanford university, NJIT, Carnegie Mellon university,
University of Massachusetts, Arizona State University, North Carolina state University,

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Illinois Institute of technology, University of Pennsylvania, Concordia University, Leeds
university, Florida institute of technology, University of Birmingham, NUS, NTU, University
of West Virginia, MRIT, University of MTU, McGill University etc. The number of students
who have got admission for higher studies during recent years:

S.No Academic Year No of students*

1. 2014 – 2015 192

Details of our department students are listed below:

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE EXAM

1. Balachander

2. Siva sankar

3. Muhunthan
GATE
4. Mercylin

5. John Smith

6. Vengadesh Praveen

7. R Ashwin

8. K. G. Sushmitha GRE

9. R. Kishore

*This is the number of students who have gone for higher education
immediately after the completion of their course and many take up their higher
education after one or two years of work experiences in industry.

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 Center for Training and Placement

PLACEMENT DETAILS (Batch 2012-2016)

1069students were placed through campus recruitment process for the year 2015-
2016 with an annual salary package, starting from Rs. 2.4 lakhs to 7.5 lakhs for UG
students.

Details of students placed for the year 2015-2016 as on 24th April 2016

Course wise
Engineering Technology

BRANCH TOTAL BRANCH TOTAL BRANCH TOTAL

CSE 89 ME - CSE 6 CSE 43
IT 96 ME -SE 6 IT 39
ECE 140 ME - AE 2 ECE 38
EEE 96 ME -PE 3 EEE 33
MECH 87 ME - PS 10 MECH 28
EIE 86 ME - C& I 6
ICE 24 ME - MANU 2
CHEM 43 M. Tech - BIO 10
BIO 48 MBA 116
MCA 18
Total 888 Total 181
GRAND TOTAL: 1562
COMPANY WISE

S.NO COMPANY SPLIT UP TOTAL

1. COGNIZANT, INFOSYS, WIPRO 126

2. COGNIZANT, WIPRO 137

3. COGNIZANT, INFOSYS 60

4. INFOSYS, WIPRO 43

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 S.NO COMPANY SPLIT UP TOTAL

5. COGNIZANT 257

6. INFOSYS 73

7. WIPRO 104

8. OTHER COMPANIES (ZOHO,VERIZON....) 269

TOTAL OFFERS 1562

*Day 1 is shared by Cognizant, Wipro and Infosys

List of Placed Students

SL. NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COMPANY

1. Devi.R

2. Sindhuja. M

3. Athulya Leo

4. Ganesh Raj. C

5. Shiny. J

6. Adapala Jamima Pranathi Priya

K
7. Eniya. E

8. JaspherBristo. A

9. Ashwin. S

10. Christy Lawrence. A

11. Nimmy S

12. Kishore. R

13. Naveen. B C

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SL. NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COMPANY

14. Vignesh. R

15. Aaron Ashish. P

16. Susmita .K. G

17. John Heinz

18. Amal Infant Ashwin

19. John Smith. S

20. Hemalatha. S

21. Ranjitha. P

22. Sivabharathi. P

23. Raghul. M

24. GayathriBowshya. B

25. Saravana Kumar A

26. Siva Shankar. S

27. SelvaKumar.S

28. Arun Kumar. K

29. Rohin. A

30. Eniyan. M

31. Santhosh Kumar. T

32. Muhunthan V

33. Gurusamy

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 PLACEMENT CIRCULAR
BATCH 2016 - 17
We are proud to inform that 1179 students have been selected by
the July and September for the academic year 2016-17 with an annual
Core / Product Company, Day 1 sharing companies (Cognizant,
Infosys, Wipro, ZOHO, Thoughtworks, Zifo, Kaar, Plintron and Top freshers)
and Companies like Tech Mahindra, Mphasis through campus recruitment
drive held between salary Package, starting from 3.3 Lakhs to 7.5
Lakhs for UG& PG Students.

HTC Global Services have offered Jobs to 30 Students of our

college.

Verizon and Info Trellis have offered jobs to 14 Students of our

College.

TOTAL OFFERS: 1223as on September 30, 2016

We would like to congratulate the students for being selected. We

would also like to appreciate the HODs, Staff Members and Placement
coordinators of every Department for their sincere efforts.

Chairman & Managing Director

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 Conquista 2016
Distribution of 1069 Placement orders to the Placed Students

The word that makes us well with pride of our achievement. CONQUISTA is the
ceremony of issuing the offer letters to the students recruited through campus placement. It
was held on April 9th, 2016 with grandeur.
The function was presided by the Senior Director-HR, from Cognizant Technology
Solutions, and the General Manager - Competency & Operations Group, Wipro technologies
who handed over the offer letters to the students in the presence of the Managing Director
and Principals of St Joseph’s group of Institutions. Human resources - Campus Hiring from
Cognizant and Wipro were also present as ‘special invitees’.

Placement Orientation Program

12 days Placement Orientation Program & other Activities
The Centre for Training and Placement has conducted placement orientation program
(POP’15) from 23rdJune to 27th June 2015 for the final year students by Vista Mind &8th June
to 20th June 2015 for the pre-final year students and trained them on soft skills etc., to prepare
them for placement recruitments. Faculties from various departments contributed for the
orientation program. Department of Mathematics were instrumental in delivering aptitude,
logical reasoning sessions. Technical sessions were handled by the concerned departments
and Soft skill was handled by the faculty from Business administration, English and some
faculties from Engineering Departments.

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 Aptitude assessment tests are conducted once in every week for all the students. Every
student in this college attends 18 assessment tests a year. These tests have improved their
performance in the campus recruitments to a great extent. Several activities are being
organized every year to bridge the gap between academia and the industry.
Apart from these the students have undergone mock tests in Cognizant, Wipro and NAC tech
tests pattern before appearing for placements. Cognizant conducted an Eye Opener Program
‘Evolve – Transition from School to College Life’ for 1340 First year students.CIO
Challenge of Cognizant has arranged their company’s projects for ourstudents. Cognizant is
partnering with St.Joseph’s Group of Institutions for setting up aCognizant Big Data
Analytics Labworth rupees 5 Lakhs in our college for the betterment of the students. Our
college has joined hands with Murugappa for Murugappa Young Professional (MYP)
program.

Communication Skill
Enhancement Program
Students have also acquired BEC certifications, other value
added certifications. In addition to the above certifications, series of Mock tests and
Interviews have greatly improved the performance of the students in the campus recruitments
to a great extent.
Centre for Training and Placement of St Joseph’s is largely responsible and
committed towards the identification and catering to the need of training of students so that
they are able to develop a good personality; and assist them to find right job and help them
place in right companies before they pass out. We realize that in order to convert a raw
student in to employable graduate, several behavioral attributes need to be addressed in
addition to the development of technical skills. Some of the behavioral attributes are good
communication skills, developing positive attitude towards work, and understanding of moral
and ethical values.
Every academic year, our college has taken an initiative to improve the
communication skill of the students by organizing 48 hrs Communication skill enhancement
program. The aim of this program is to empower our students to take up the future campus
recruitment with confidence. All the first year students are evaluated for communication skill
by the expert committee. Based on the evaluation students are categorized into three levels

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and students are given appropriate training. This communication enhancement program is
conducted by corporate trainers from Strides, Winspire and Vistamindetc.

Department Toppers

A right honor at the right time will have an impact on life forever. The students who
have catalyzed their actions into accomplishments by achieving good grades in the University
Exam are motivated by the management in different ways by
 Rewarding Gold Medalist with a cash prize of Rs.75, 000/- and University Rank holders
with a cash prize of Rs.50, 000/- on Graduation Day.
 Awarding University Rank Holders with Shields on Graduation Day.
 Honoring the First University Topper from each Department with a special shield
incorporating the name of a famous Personality.
 Issuing extra book bank library cards for semester toppers to enhance learning skills and
better understanding.
 Awarding merit certificates at the end of each semester for subject toppers as well as
overall toppers.
 Hosting
 Special lunch for the overall toppers with 8.3 CGPA
IV Year (Batch 2012-2016)

S.NO. CGPA
NAME OF THE STUDENT
(Upto8thSem)
1. DEVI R 8.65
2. SHINY J 8.36
3. GAYATHRI BOWSHYA B 8.32
4. JOHN SMITH S 8.30
III Year (BATCH 2013-2017)

S.NO. CGPA
NAME OF THE STUDENT (Upto6thSem)

1. RIA JAMES 9.18

2. SOWBAKYA G 9.11
3. LYDIA TERENCY L 8.81
4. RUSHABH PARATE 8.67
5. RAMYA J 8.61
6. JEYAMERWINSINGH J 8.57
7. VIGNESH S 8.52

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 8. JAINULHAMEEDHA S 8.48
9. SHARMILA V 8.48
10. VIJAY ANAND 8.47

II YEAR (Batch 2014-2018)

CGPA
S.NO. NAME OF THE STUDENT (Upto4th
Sem)
1. RAVINDRA BABU T 8.89
2. PREMKUMAR R 8.82
3. VENKATA JYOTSNA R 8.77
4. SWETHA S 8.77
5. SHERIN INIYA S 8.64
6. GOMATHEESH LINGAM V 8.63
7. AISWARAYA R 8.61
8. KREESHMA R 8.50
9. ADELINE GRACE G 8.50
10. SUNANTHAA 8.48
11. JAYASEELAN
PREETHI B 8.45
12. KETSY JOY Y V 8.34

I YEAR (Batch 2015-2019

CGPA
S.NO. NAME OF THE STUDENT (Upto2nd
Sem)
1. VIJAY S 9.32
2. PRAISY GOLD G 9.25
3. SRINIVASAN R 9.02
4. UMAYAL L 9.02
5. SANGEETHA S 9.00
6. RAJA SRIDEVI V 8.91
7. AVINASH H R 8.85
8. RAGAVAN T 8.85
9. SINDHUJA E 8.81
10. SUBASHINI S 8.77
11. ARUN JOHNSON J 8.62
12. EZHILARASI T 8.62
13. KAMALEE G 8.58
14. HARINI LAXMI P 8.57
15. BUVANESH A P 8.53

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 CGPA
S.NO. NAME OF THE STUDENT (Upto2nd
Sem)
16. DEVACHITHAM CIBIRA V 8.53
17. VARUN BASAKARAN B 8.50
18. TRYPHENA W 8.49
19. TEJESHWAR N 8.49
20. RUBAN RAJA A 8.45
21. DHAARANI N 8.45
22. RAHMATHULLAH M F 8.42
23. ROSHINI P 8.42
24. LALITH KISHAN S 8.38
25. ROBIN R 8.38
26. VIGNESH R 8.38
27. SRI AISHWARYA S 8.36
28. PRIYADHARSHINI R 8.36
29. VIJAYA BALA V 8.32
30. GOWSIKA M 8.32
31. SANJANA R 8.32
32. TEENA BIBIANA K 8.32
33. RENISHA RAASAM L 8.30
34. SARAVANAN P 8.30
35. SAI PRIYA L 8.3

NGO Activities
The world is a two-sided coin which has people blessed with all comforts of life,
family on the one side and numerous orphanages, old age homes and homes for CP children
on the other side. Our magnanimous Managing Director is passionate about extending a
supporting hand to these needy people. Also, he wanted to invoke the service mind of our
students by encouraging visits to orphanages, old age homes and homes for CP children.
About 60 orphanages, 15 old age homes and 5 homes for CP children have been visited this
semester. NGO activities serve the dual purpose of bringing out the hitherto concealed
concern of young minds to serve the needy people and ultimately make responsible citizens
of them, and making them realize how much a comfortable life they have been blessed with.

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 It is our missionary Managing Director’s dream that every Josephite must be a
compassionate citizen. In order to accomplish this, our Managing Director has introduced a
unique programme termed as NGO Visit for the students. Students are provided with
transport facilities to visit the NGO homes on activity Saturdays. Our college offers special
lunch (Both Vegetarian and Non Vegetarian with sweets, savories and ice creams) to all the
inmates of orphanages, old age homes and homes for CP children. All the students
enthusiastically participated and mingled with inmates of home and spent the daytime with
them and shared their happiness. They also spent their pocket money in useful manner by
offering the needy things like rice and other groceries, stationary articles, toys, clothes,
pillows etc. for the inmates.
The following are the visits arranged by the Department of Electrical and Electronics
Engineering students during June 2015-March 2016.

CLASS TYPE OF PLACE OF VISIT DATE OF

ORGANIZATION VISIT
IV EEE Orphanage RC Convent, Koothavakkam. 04/07/15

Orphanage Grace Homes, Chengalpat. 25/07/15

III EEE-
A C P Children Open door Orphanage and 20/02/16
Communiy Centre, Manali.

III EEE- Orphanage/ Old age home Kakkum Karangal, Palavakkam. 25/07/15
B Orphanage Youth Children Home, Urapakkam 06/02/16

III EEE- Orphanage Anbagam, Vandalur 05/09/15

C C P Children AnnaiIllam, Redhills 06/02/16

II EEE – Orphanage St. Thomas Care, Thandalam 12/09/15

A Orphanage Anbagam, Vandalur 27/02/16

II EEE – C P Children AnnaiIllam, Redhills 12/09/15

B
Orphanage /C P Children Little Hearts, Panayur 13/02/16
Orphanage/ Old age home Tansowa AdharavuIllam, 12/09/15
II EEE –
Maduravoyal
C C P Children Open door Orphanage and 27/02/16
Communiy Centre, Manali.
Orphanage Hope for future Children, Pooncheri 12/09/15
I EEE-A
Orphanage St. Thomas Care, Thandalam 19/03/16

Orphanage Arul Illam, Kolapakkam, vandalore, 17/10/15

I EEE-B Chennai
Orphanage Adwin Orphanage, Velachery 12/03/16

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 At the end of each visit, the students’ eyes were filled with tears due to emotions.
They were thankful to God and they counted the blessings showered on them. Students were
also inspired by the knowledge the children shared during the visit, their experience. It makes
the

Student Activities
student
realize the depth of blessing being showered on them by our God.

Our college focuses on fulfilling the dream of every student by providing all the
necessary state-of-the-art facilities to achieve in their areas of interest. St. Joseph’s offers the
best opportunities to the students to achieve in Curricular, Co-Curricular and Extra-Curricular
activities.
Our college provides a platform for the students to bring out their hidden talents and
cultivate experiential learning options inside and outside the classroom. In addition, our
college encourages the students to actively participate in the greater educational society
through various student activities. Student activities help, create and foster leadership
qualities and active involvement that enhance personal escalation and academic development.
The Student activities such as cultural, arts, entertainment, publications, religious, sports and
community service compliments the academic program of studies and enhances the overall
educational experience of the students, allowing them to think out of the box.
Maximizing personal growth and development in students via variety of opportunities
for involvement, active participation and outranging in all disciplines is considered as the
prime goal of St. Joseph’s. We are proud to present the various accomplishments of our
students in Curricular, Co-Curricular and Extra Curricular Activities.

Curricular Activities
S.No Name of the student Year Name of the Event Organizer Place

1. Sowbakya G III Paper Presentation MeenakshiSundararajanEngg College I

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 Jeppiaar Engineering college I

2. Ilanchezhiyan D III Paper Presentation PERI Institute of Technology II

3. JeyaMerwinSingh J III Paper Presentation PERI Institute of Technology II

4. AkshaiRetnam. R III Paper Presentation PERI Institute of Technology II

5. Pravin Kumar. A III Paper Presentation PERI Institute of Technology II

6. Saravana Kumar A IV Project Presentation Arulmurugan College of Engineering I

Co-Curricular Activities

7. Sanjeevji R T IV Project Presentation Arulmurugan College of Engineering I

ur college encourages students to participate in various technical symposiums. Our II,

III & IV year students have participated and won in many National level technical
symposiums conducted by various Universities and Engineering colleges.
INTERCOLLEGIATE SYMPOSIUM WINNERS 2015-2016
S.No Name of the student Year Name of the Event Organizer Place
1. Bharath Kumar R II Brain Teaser SSN College of Engineering II
2. A. Balasubramani II Connexions DhanalakshmiSrinivasan College of I
Engineering and Technology
3. Ashok Kumar S II Brain Teaser SSN College of Engineering II
Go Crazy In 60 Secs MeenakshiSundararajanEngg College I
SYNCOPY St. Joseph’s College of Engineering I
Adzap DhanalakshmiSrinivasan College of I
JIL JUNG JUK Engineering and Technology I
Quiz and Logo quiz II
4. Gurumurthy B II IPL Bidding SSN College of Engineering I
Treasure Hunt DhanalakshmiSrinivasan College of II
Engineering and Technology
5. Godwin Joel II IPL Bidding SSN College of Engineering I

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S.No Name of the student Year Name of the Event Organizer Place
Mathimania Madras Institute of Technology I
6. Adithya R II IPL Bidding SSN College of Engineering I
Surprise Event DhanalakshmiSrinivasan College of I
Engineering and Technology
7. KoushikAnand. T II Go Crazy In 60 Secs MeenakshiSundarrajanEngg College I
SYNCOPY St. Joseph’s College of Engineering I
Adzap I
DhanalakshmiSrinivasan College of
JIL JUNG JUK III
Engineering and Technology
Quiz and Logo Quiz II
8. S Hari Kumar II Gaming I
P B College of Engineering
Square Cricket I
9. S Karthik II Square Cricket P B College of Engineering I
10. Karthikeyan S II Go Crazy In 60 Sec MeenakshiSundararajanEngg College I
Treasure Hunt DhanalakshmiSrinivasan College of II
Engineering and Technology
11. LianiRastin. L II Go Crazy In 60 Sec MeenakshiSundararajanEngg College I
12. GomatheeshLingam.V II SYNCOPY St. Joseph’s College of Engineering I
Connecxions Agni College of Technology II
Connexions Dhanalakshmisrinivasan College of I
Engineering and Technology
Square Cricket I
13. S Kaveen Kumar II Square Cricket P B College of Engineering I
14. D.JayaBarathi II DUMB-C Dhanalakshmisrinivasan College of II
Adzap Engineering and Technology I
15. G.Jerina Mercy II DUMB-C DhanalakshmiSrinivasan College of II
Darling Engineering and Technology
16. S Hariharan II Dare to compete EaswariEngineering College I
17. P.Bhuvanesh II Connections DhanalakshmiSrinivasan College of II
Engineering and Technology
18. L. Anto Franklin II Truss Masters DhanalakshmiSrinivasan College of II
Treasure Hunt Engineering and Technology II
19. Kishore Kumar .A II Connections DhanalakshmiSrinivasan College of II
Engineering and Technology
20. Siraj Prasad II Truss masters DhanalakshmiSrinivasan College of II
Engineering and Technology

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S.No Name of the student Year Name of the Event Organizer Place
21. V M Ajith II Dare to compete EaswariEnginering College I
Chidambaram
22. S Hemachander II Mathimania Madras Institute of Technology I
23. Gladstan R II IPL Auction Madras Institute of Technology I
24. HarjithRoshan II IPL Auction Madras Institute of Technology I
25. Jitendran D II Dare to compete EaswariEnginering College I
26. R Prem Kumar II Electropathy Easwari Engineering College I
Technical Quiz II
27. S PremSakthi II Technical Quiz II
Easwari Engineering College
Electropathy I
28. Kishore Chandru III ADZAP MeenakshiSundararajanEngg College II
Circuit craze CEG, Guindy III
29. Sivaranjani B III Shipwreck MeenakshiSundararajanEngg College III
IQ – ADZ CEG, Guindy II
Tech Connect Jeppiaar Engineering college I
30. Rathina M III Pundits MeenakshiSundararajanEngg College II
Lock Horn II
Jeppiaar Engineering college
Circuit Freaks I
31. Priyadarshini D III Pundits II
MeenakshiSundararajanEngg College
Shipwreck II
Bug to Bag CEG, Guindy I
Lock Horn Jeppiaar Engineering college II
32. Sowbakya G III Pundits MeenakshiSundararajanEngg College II
Bug to Bag CEG, Guindy I
Technical Connect Jeppiaar Engineering college I
33. Steve Bert S III ALCATRAZ CEG, Guindy III
Tech. Quiz Jeppiaar Engineering college II
Tech Connect Jeppiaar Engineering College I
34. Selvam. M III ADZAP Agni College of Technology I
35. Hari Prasad K S III Circuit craze CEG, Guindy III
36. Prema K III Pundits MeenakshiSundararajanEngg College II
Lock Horn II
Jeppiaar Engineering college
Circuit Freaks I
37. Ilanchezhiyan D III ADZAP Meenakshi SundararajanEngg College II
ADZAP Agni College of Technology I

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S.No Name of the student Year Name of the Event Organizer Place
Treasure Hunt I
Photo Hunt III
Circuit craze CEG, Guindy III
38. JeyaMerwinSingh J III ADZAP MeenakshiSundararajanEngg College II
Treasure Hunt II
Agni College of Technology
Dumb –C I
39. Hari Prasad V III ALCATRAZ CEG, Guindy III
Tech Quiz Jeppiaar Engineering College II
Tech Connect Jeppiaar Engineering College I
40. Parthasarathi .S III Technical Quiz I
Agni College of Technology
Need for speed II
41. Harish. R III Ping A Pic St. Joseph’s College of Engineering I
42. Renuka Devi. G III CIRCUITRIX St. Joseph’s College of Engineering III
43. Dominic Savio F III ADZAP MeenakshiSundararajanEngg College II
ADZAP Agni College of Technology(ECE) I
ADZAP Agni College of Technology(EEE) I
Treasure Hunt Agni College of Technology(EEE) I
Treasure Hunt PERI Institute of Technology I
44. ArunPrasath P III ADZAP MeenakshiSundararajanEngg College II
ADZAP Agni College of Technology (ECE) I
ADZAP Agni College of Technology(EEE) I
Treasure Hunt Agni College of Technology(EEE) I
Treasure Hunt PERI Institute of Technology I
45. Dinesh Kumar V III ADZAP MeenakshiSundararajanEngg College II
ADZAP Agni College of Technology (ECE) I
ADZAP Agni College of Technology(EEE) I
Treasure Hunt Agni College of Technology I
Treasure Hunt PERI Institute of Technology I
46. Vijayanand. M III Fun – o - Fest S A Engineering College I
Tech Connect Jeppiaar Engineering College II
Technical Quiz Jeppiaar Engineering College III
47. Siddharth. V III Dumb- C II
Agni College of Technology
Technical Quiz I
48. Vijay Chandran III Dumb- C Agni College of Technology II
Tech Connect Jeppiaar Engineering College II

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S.No Name of the student Year Name of the Event Organizer Place
Technical Qiuz III
49. Augustin. A III Technical Event JNN Institute of Engineering I
Circuit Debugging Dr. M.G.R University I
Photo Hunt Agni College of Technology II
IPL Aukcie Jeppiaar Engineering College I
50. Abdul Khader III Photo Hunt Agni College of Technology II
IPL Aukcie Jeppiaar Engineering College I
51. AkshaiRetnam. R III Zip the Lips St. Joseph’s College of Engineering I
52. DhanushChowdary III Zip the Lips St. Joseph’s College of Engineering I
Photo Hunt Agni College of Technology II
53. S. BalaSubramaniam III IPL Auction Dr. M.G.R University II
54. S. Arvind Kumar III IPL Auction Dr. M.G.R University II
55. D. Chelladurai III IPL Auction Dr. M.G.R University II
56. Devanandan. S III IPL Auction Dr. M.G.R University II
57. Akshay Kumar. K III IPL Auction Dr. M.G.R University II
58. ArunPravin III IPL Auction Dr. M.G.R University II
Treasure Hunt PERI Institute of Technology I
59. Bhuvaneshwaran .S III IPL Auction Dr. M.G.R University II
Treasure Hunt PERI Institute of Technology I
60. Ajay Prakash III IPL Auction Dr. M.G.R University II
61. Manna Devasia III ADZAP Agni College of Technology II
Lock Horn II
Jeppiaar Engineering College
Circuit freaks I
62. Megha .M III ADZAP II
Agni College of Technology
One word Rirals II
63. Maria Helena Rexy R III ADZAP II
Agni College of Technology
One word Rirals II
64. PreetikaSubramanium III ADZAP Agni College of Technology II
65. Kalyani. S III Dumb-C Agni College of Technology II
66. JaninulHameedha III Dumb-C Agni College of Technology II
67. S Vignesh III Treasure Hunt Agni College of Technology II
Dumb-C Agni College of Technology I
Calci Debugging Dr. M.G.R University II
68. M Vinodhini III Connexions Agni College of Technology I
69. Saraswathi M III Connextions Agni College of Technology I

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S.No Name of the student Year Name of the Event Organizer Place
Mock Interview II
Minute to crack I
Jeppiaar Engineering College

70. Sri Rageni III Bean Play Agni College of Technology I

Amazing Race Jeppiaar Engineering College I
71. Sushmitha K III Angry Birds Agni College of Technology II
Amazing Race Jeppiaar Engineering College I
72. I Raymond Rennis III Dumb –C I
Agni College of Technology
Treasure Hunt II
73. M RubbanSherlin III Photo Hunt II
Agni College of Technology
Treasure Hunt II
74. Anubhama R III Technical Quiz Jeppiaar Engineering college I
75. Arulmathi S III Technical Quiz Jeppiaar Engineering college I
76. J Ramya III IQ – ADZ CEG, Guindy II
Technical I
Jeppiaar Engineering College
Connections
77. J G Pavithra III Circuit Freaks I
Jeppiaar Engineering college
Lock Horn II
78. M Elavarasi III Expressio Jeppiaar Engineering College I
79. EvangelinPriyadarshin III Technical Quiz I
Jeppiaar Engineering college
i
80. P Bharathi III Expressio Jeppiaar Engineering College I
81. S Abinaya III Expressio Jeppiaar Engineering College I
82. Jacob Arthur Visal III Non – tech Events Jeppiaar Engineering College II
83. S Monica III Non – tech Events II
Jeppiaar Engineering College
Minute to crack I
84. Nivetha J III Tech Connect Jeppiaar Engineering College I
85. Niranjana Devi S III Circuit freaks Jeppiaar Engineering College I
86. Jawahar JN I Bomb Squar SSN College of Engineering II

Sports Activities
S.No Event Competition Prize Name Of The
student

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S.No Event Competition Prize Name Of The
student
1. Basket Ball Sree Raghavendra All India Inter College III S. Aravind Kumar
Tournament S Dinesh
Zonal III V Dinesh Kumar
S A Engineering College Trophy III Prasanna Krishnan
JETS III Pravin Kumar R
SVCE Trophy I Saravana Kumar
B Abinash
2. Zone III III SudhamaHariDinker
Chess SSN Trophy V Narendran C S
S A Trophy IV Deependranath
3. Ball C M Trophy I R Sarmila
Badminton R Vaijayanthi
Junior National Championship I R Vaijayanthi
Gejapriya
National Level South Zone Championship II ParvathiChetty

All India level new generation Championship III ParvathiChetty

AabeeshaElizebeth
Anna University Zone I R Vaijayanthi
Gejapriya
R. Ashwini
L. Suganthi
M. Sri Rangani
Ball A. Sushmitha
Badminton ParvathiChetty
AabeeshaElizebeth
G. ShaliniDunga
Chief Minister 68th Birthday Meet IV R Sarmila
R Vaijayanthi
Gejapriya
R. Ashwini
L. Suganthi
A. Sushmitha
G. ShaliniDunga
BSA Founders Trophy II R Sarmila
R Vaijayanthi
Gejapriya
R. Ashwini
L. Suganthi
M. Sri Rangani
A. Sushmitha
ParvathiChetty
AabeeshaElizebeth
G. ShaliniDunga
4. Overall Inter zonal Athletic Meet I Neeno Jose
Champion
5. 100m Inter zonal Athletic Meet, Patiala II J Shiny
6. Tamil Nadu Inter University Athletic meet III J Shiny
Chief Minister Trophy Regional Level, I
Coimbatore
Long Jump
Chief Minister 68th Birthday Meet, Chennai I
Inter zonal Athletic Meet, Patiala I
OM Shanthiinterzone Women’s Meet, Nehru III Kreeshma R

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S.No Event Competition Prize Name Of The
student
Stadium
7. Karunya University Sports meet, Coimbatore II Viveka V
Anna University Interzone, Erode I
Zone III I
Shot Put
Chief Ministers trophy, Kancheepuram I
Chief Minister Trophy Regional Level, II
Chennai
Grand Chennai Open State meet, Chennai I
8. Hammer Zone III III
Throw Junior State Meet, Kumbakonam III
9. 100m Hurdle Karunya University Sports meet, Coimbatore III Kreeshma R
St. Joseph’s Intercollegiate Meet, Nehru III
Stadium
Chief Ministers trophy, Chennai III
OM Shanthiinterzone Women’s Meet, Nehru III
Stadium
Anna University Interzone, Erode I
Zone III I
10. Triple Jump Inter zonal Athletic Meet I Neeno Jose

Zone III II Kreeshma R

Anna University Inter zone, Erode III
11. Discus Throw Zone III I R Glory Hepsibha
Chief Ministers trophy, District Level, Salem I
Chief Ministers trophy, District Level, III
Coimbatore
Chief Minister Trophy Birthday meet, Chennai III
Anna University Interzone, Erode II
12. 400m Zone III III SethuLakshme
13. 400m Relay Inter zonal Athletic Meet, Patiala III J Shiny
Inter zonal Athletic Meet III Neeno Jose
Zone III I Kreeshma R
Junior State Meet, Kumbakonam II
14. 400m Hurdle Zone III II SethuLakshme
15. 3000m Chief Minister Trophy District Level, I J. Surya
Coimbatore
16. 5 KM Walk Inter zonal Athletic Meet I MadhumitaKarado R

Guest Lectures
Guest Lecture is a way of enriching our students with the latest updates about the
rapidly developing technologies. The Students are imparted with the knowledge of Industry
needs, latest technical updates, Avenues for Higher studies etc. Guest lectures by eminent
personalities, academicians, leading industrialists, chief executive officers and managers are
held by the department at regular intervals to provide valuable information to our students.

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 The following are the guest lecturers held:
 Mr. Raja, Project Engineer, TATA Consulting Engineering Services, Chennai,
delivered lecture on “Harmonics and its effects on Electrical Equipment” on
10.07.2015.
 Mr. S. Selva Kumar, Power System Engineer, ABB Ltd, Chennai, delivered
lecture on “ Power Plant Design” on 10.07.2015
 Dr. S. Rama Reddy, Dean, Jerusalem Engineering College, Chennai, delivered
lecture on “FACTS” on 07.07.2015
 Mr. Raj Kumar , Project Engineer , L&T , Chennai, delivered lecture on
”Distributed Generation and Microgrid” on 08.07.2015
 Mr. S. SivaKumar, IGCAR, Kalpakkam, delivered lecture on “Nuclear Power
Plant Design” on 06.07.2015
 Mr. EzhilAnirudhan, KNR Engineers , Chennai delivered lecture on
“ Industrial Power System Design” on 07.07.2015
 Mr. S. Selvakumar, Power System Engineer, ABB, delivered lecture on “ Latest
trends in Power System” on 09.02.2016
 Mr. M .Babu, Executive Vice-President , Voltech Engineers Pvt,Ltd delivered
lecture on ”Conditional Assessment of Transformer” on 15/02/2016
 Mr. C. Janakiraman, Managing Director, Menakaelectricals delivered lecture on
“Transformer testing and Manufacturing” on 24/02/2016
 Mr. Vijayabalan, Founder Transun Energy system delivered lecture on “Power
generation from Solar” on 25/02/201

Industrial Visits
Industrial Visits are arranged from time to time by our college for all the students
to interrelate on a consistent basis with Industries and top software companies. The intention
of these visits is to boost the student’s understanding of information expertise. Such visits
will help the students to get a comprehensible thought of the happenings and also to extend
their career in the high tech industrial requirements. An index of some companies which our
students have visited as part of Institution-Industry-Interface
Class NAME OF THE COMPANY DATE OF VISIT
IV EEE Indira Gandhi Center for Atomic Research(IGCAR) 10.07.2015

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 Class NAME OF THE COMPANY DATE OF VISIT

III EEE- A VI Microsystems Pvt. Ltd , Perungudi 14.08.2015

M.R.K. Sugar Mills. Co-operative Pvt. Ltd, Sethiothope. 12.02.2016

III EEE- B VI Microsystems Pvt. Ltd , Perungudi 14.08.2015

M.R.K. Sugar Mills. Co-operative Pvt. Ltd, Sethiothope 10.02.2016

III EEE- C VI Microsystems Pvt. Ltd , Perungudi 14.08.2015

M.R.K. Sugar Mills. Co-operative Pvt. Ltd, Sethiothope 11.02.2016

II EEE – A ARS Thermal Power Plant Pvt. Ltd, Gummidipundi 08.09.2015

400/230 KV Sriperumputhur Substation 23.02.2016

II EEE – B ARS Thermal Power Plant Pvt. Ltd, Gummidipundi 09.09.2015

400/230 KV Sriperumputhur Substation 22.02.2016

II EEE – C ARS Thermal Power Plant Pvt. Ltd, Gummidipundi 10.09.2015

400/230 KV Sriperumputhur Substation 26.02.2016

Club Activities

Knowledge is to the mind, what food is to the soul. 'To strive, to seek, to find and not
to yield'. Amidst the hustle and bustle of our daily college routine-classes, exams and
assignments a feast to the mind can really rejunuvate weary students. That's the objective of
club activities in our esteemed institution St.Joseph’s institute of technology. Different clubs
like math’s club, English club, Quiz club and Tamil club were initiated and given life by our
beloved Managing Director Dr.B.BabuManoharan in the year 2011.

MATHS CLUB
The aim of this club is to motivate and to nurture the interested students to excel in
the field of Mathematics and its application. The club conducts various seminars and w
Workshops to stimulate the awareness and interest in the field of Mathematics. It also
opens opportunities for other colleges; JMC organizes a national level mathematical
symposium MATHIESTA every year. The student coordinators of JMC conduct various
events such as Mathematical Quiz, Dumb-C, Crossword, Adzap and Olympiad under the
guidance of the staff members. The Mathematics club also conducts various competitions
among the Mathematics club members and is performing dual role by inculcating arithmetic
ability as well as logical thinking among the club members. Events like Adzap, Dumb-C will

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widen the creative thinking of the students. The senior students share their experience in
facing the different competitions conducted by various colleges and universities in India. The
members of Mathematics club have participated in various colleges and universities and they
have won many prizes.

Name of Topic of the Date of Prize Details

S. No
the Club Activity Activity Name of the Student Prize
S. Vignesh (III Year)
1. 2Maths Club Try Quest 05.08.2015 Jeyamerwinsingh(III Year) I
Ilanchezhiyan D(III Year)
Name of Topic of the Date of Prize Details
S. No
the Club Activity Activity Name of the Student Prize
Derrick John Sajan(III Year)
2. MathsClub Treasurehunt 11.03.2016 Vignesh S(III Year) I
Ilanchezhiyan D(III Year)
SherinIniya S(II Year)
Doodle
3. Maths Club 11.03.2016 Swetha S(II Year) I
Jump
Jyotsna R V(II Year)

ENGLISH CLUB
The student appreciates the world of Literature in English, learns to read extensively
and write accurately through the ‘in and beyond’ classroom experience. The student develops
LSRW skills through interactive learning and gains hands on experience of the language
through field work. The student develops literary appreciation, generates creative ideas,
expands critical thinking and experiments classroom teaching through well-structured
seminars and assignments. The student becomes socially conscious and globally competent
with value-based integrated courses. The object of the club is to provide a participative,
literary ambience for the students. Various activities such as quiz, creative Writing, Ad Zap,
and Oratorical and cross word are conducted.

Name of the Topic of the Date of Prize Details

S. No
Club Activity Activity Name of the Student Prize

Steve Bert S(III Year) I

1.
English Club Trivius Corpus 03.07.2015 Vijay Anand(III Year) I

SudhamaHariDinker(III Year) I

TAMIL CLUB
Every person has a special affinity to their mother tongue. It is the language that every

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child starts his or her life with. All our thoughts are best expressed in our mother tongue. In
deference to this, our college has always stressed the importance of TAMIL.
Club Activities with competitions are held every semester in our college. Programs
like Quizzes, Debates, “Edhirneechal”,“Oliyum-Oliyum”,“KavithaiPotti”, Oratorical,
“Varthaikku – Vaarthai” are conducted. In Addition to this, a special “Patti Mandram” is
conducted to commomeratePuratchiThalaivar Dr. M.G.R’s birthday. Highly qualified Tamil
personalities are invited to judge this pattimandram. The students showcase their incredible
and staggering talents in theseevents.Their fluency, inherent oratorical skills, vocabulary and
the capacity for thinking outside the box continually amaze and electrify everyone around
them.

S. No Name of Topic of the Activity Date of Prize Details

the Club Activity Name of the Student Prize
Chelladurai D (III Year)
1. Tamil Club MounamKalaiyaddum 27/08/2015 I
ArunPrasath(III Year)
Priyadarshini S (III Year)
2. Tamil Club Inaippugal 27/08/2015 II
Prema K(III Year)
Vijaychandran (III Year)
3. Tamil Club KanPesumVaarthaigal 18/02/2016 I
Muthaih (III Year)
Sivaranjani (III Year)
4. Tamil Club KanPesumVaarthaigal 18/02/2016 II
Rathina(III Year)
Prema (III Year)
Jayabharathi (IIYear) I
5. Tamil Club PesiPalagu 18/02/2016 Priyadharshini (IIYear) I
SherinIniya (II Year) I

QUIZ CLUB
The quiz club comprises of student members and faculty advisors. The quiz
club serves as a touchstone to sharpen young minds by conducting periodical quiz programs
during a semester and nurtures leadership and event management skills in the senior students
by encouraging them to organize quiz programs for the members of the club. It is a student
run club with the senior student members taking turns in being quiz masters in the different
quiz programs conducted by the club. The quiz masters use their creativity and skill in
planning the rounds for the quiz programs.
The different quiz programs hone the young minds and make them technically sound
and competent. The quiz club members participate in various quiz competitions held all over
Tamil Nadu. “There are three principal means of acquiring knowledge…observation of
nature, reflection and experimentation. Observation collects facts; reflection combines them;

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 experimentation verifies the result of that combination.” In short our quiz club inspires and
kindles students to observe, reflect and experiment.
Students are encouraged and motivated to join in various club activities. As a token of
appreciation, Cash prizes are awarded and merit certificates are issued for the winners of the
events.
In the following years, with The Almighty’s blessings and our Managing Director’s
never ending support and guidance, our students will shine not only in our institution but in
every nook and corner of the world which boasts of our presence – JOSEPHITES

S. No Name of the Topic of the Date of Prize Details

Club Activity Activity
Name of the Student Prize

Subaash R(II Year)

1. Quiz Club The Trouble Trench 09.07.2015 Kishore Chandru M (III II

Year)
Vijayachandran. C (III
2. Quiz Club Bon Viveur 22.3.2016 II
Year)

IEEE Chapter Activities

Implementing Innovations in Technology

IEEE Student Branch (Branch Code: STB16181) formation was approved on 09th
September 2014 and inauguration was held on 01stOctober 2014 at our premises by Dr. M. A.
ATMANAND, Director, National Institute of Ocean Technology, Chennai. Student Branch
gives opportunity for the students to explore meet and learn from fellow students, as well as
faculty members and professionals in the field. Student Branch is functioning with 106
Student Members and 02 Professional Members. Listed below are the winners of events
organized by IEEE Student Branch.

TECHNICAL EVENT

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 NAME OF THE PLACE
S. NO BRANCH YEAR EVENT
STUDENTS WON
1. Arun Prasath.P III “A”

2. Ajay Prakash.E III “A”

3. Dinesh.V III “A” I

Be An Indian
4. Deependhiranath.K.D EEE III “A”

5. Vijaya Chandran.C III “C”

6. Dominic Savio.F III “A”

NAME OF THE PLACE
S. NO BRANCH YEAR EVENT
STUDENTS WON
7. Jashper Bristo .A IV

8. Gurusamy.C IV

9. Vetrivel.S IV Be An Indian II

10. Balachander.K IV

11. Vigneshwar K.R III “C”

12. Ria James III “C”

13. Preetika Subramaniam III “B”

Be An Indian
14. Manna Devasia EEE III “B” III

15. Maria Helena Rexcy III “B”

16. Renuka Devi. G III “C”

17. Ravindra Babu. T II “C” Need For India I

18. Renuka Devi. G III “C”

19. Anubhama. R III “A” Need For India II

20. Gobiha. P III “A”

21. Vijay. M II “C” Need For India III

NON-TECHNICAL EVENT

S. NO NAME OF THE STUDENT BRANCH YEAR EVENT PLACE WON

1. Rathina.M III “C”

2. Shiva Ranjini.B EEE III “C” Road Towards 2020 I

3. Sharmila.V III “C”

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S. NO NAME OF THE STUDENT BRANCH YEAR EVENT PLACE WON
4. Sanjana.S ECE III “C” II

5. Prem Kumar.R EEE II “B” III

6. Arun Prasath.P III “A”

7. Ajay Prakash.E III “A” Make In India I

8. Harish. R III “A”

EEE
9. Subaash. R II “C”

10. Ravindra Babu. T II “C” Make In India II

11. Vasantha Kumar. T II “C”

IEEE Madras Section sponsored Rs.10.000 for the National level Symposium
Elektrakan’15. It was held on 29/08/2015 at st.joseph’s institute of technology, Chennai-
119.Symposium comprised of 6 events of (i)Seek And Advent (ii)Mr.Elektrakan (iii)Master
Minds (iv)Sell Ur Town (v)Eelek-trik (vi)Err-Lock
Certificate Of Appreciation
IEEE Madras Section expresses appreciation to ST.JOSEPH’S INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY for organizing activities towards the advancement of IEEE and Engineering
Profession during the year 2015.”The Student Branch Is Classified As Grade C”
IEEE Madras section has funded amount of Rs.17,282 to student branch

Students Project Display Contest

In continuation of Industrial Institute Interaction with Voltech Engineers Pvt Ltd,
Students Project Display Contest was conducted by the Department of Electrical and
Electronics Engineering on April 4th 2016. This event provides immense opportunity for the
students to come out with innovative ideas in various field of Electrical and Electronics
Engineering. The winners were awarded with cash prices worth Rs 10,000 and internship
training by Voltech Engineers Pvt Ltd. Over 60 students from various colleges at national
level were participated in this event.

WINNERS DETAILS

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S.No Name of the Participant Name of the College Place
1. Hari Kishore. Sri Sai Ram Institute of Technology,Chennai. I
GuruPrakash
2. Ria James St. Joseph’s Institute of Technology, II
PreethikaSubramanium Chennai.
3. Aravindhan. K MNM Jain Engineering College, III
Chennai.

On this occasion the magazine “SOUVENIR 2016” was released. It gives path for the
innovations and details happening through Industry Institute Interaction.

Business English Certificate

The Business English Certificate (BEC), a certification from Cambridge University,
ESOL, is a qualification which is specifically in English for work, whether it is industry,
business or government. BEC is a skill based qualification; it gives students the opportunity
to learn practical language skills and show to employers how good they are in these skills.

The English learnt is directly relevant to the English that they will use every day in
the workplace. To gain a BEC Certificate students have been assessed in the four areas
namely, listening, speaking, reading and writing. When students sit for the BEC examination,
they are tested in all these skills through a series of practical tasks and interview questions.
The tasks and questions are taken from real workplace situations.
BEC certification is given under three levels- Preliminary, Vantage and Higher. Every
year the diagnostic test is conducted for all the students in the second semester and they are
categorized under the three levels. Based on the levels, Training is given to the students in the
third semester. During the fourth semester, the BEC examination is conducted by the
Cambridge University in our College campus itself. The details of results are as follows:
Batch 2012-2016
Level No. of Students Appeared No. of Students Passed % of Pass
BEC VANTAGE 40 36 90
BEC PRELIMINARY 22 18 81.81
TOTAL 62 54 87.09

Batch 2013-2017

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 Level No. of Students Appeared No. of Students Passed % of Pass
BEC VANTAGE 60 57 95
BEC PRELIMINARY 78 61 78.2

TOTAL 138 118 85.5

Batch 2014-2018

Level No. of Students Appeared No. of Students Passed % of Pass

BEC VANTAGE 48 47 97.92
BEC PRELIMINARY 83 74 89.15

TOTAL 133 121 90.97

BEC is relevant and has helped the students to become more competent and confident
by improving language proficiency. BEC has developed cross-cultural communication skills
and overall development of the students. It has an impact on confidence levels through
international certification.

Intra-Department Symposium

“Some succeed because they are destined to but most succeed because they are
determined to.” is the chanting mantra of our college which aims to train students for various
Inter Collegiate competitions by conducting Intra Departmental Symposium. The technical
symposium for this year was conducted on the 16th July, 2015. The events conducted were
Ship Wreck, Dumb – C, Quiz, Circuit Debugging, Treasure hunt and Ad-Zap
These events lined the way for the students to impart to the practical knowledge.
Diverse facets of our students came into light. Prizes were distributed to the talented
Josephites. The total cash prize of Rs. 10,000 was given to the students.
The prize winners for various events are:

S.No Event I Position II Position III Position

Name
1. Name Year/ Name Year/ Name Year/
Technical

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 Quiz Sec Sec Sec

S. Niranjanadevi III/B Ashok Kumar S II/A Ria James III/B

V. Sharmila III/C T.Kovshikanand II/B M. Megha III/B
D.Priyadharshini III/C S.SumitKumar II/C Manna Devasia III/C
Yadav
2. E. Eniya IV R. Pooja III/B D. Parthasarathi III/B
Circuit P. Sivabharathi IV R. Maria Helena III/B V. Siddharth III/C
Debugging S. Nimmy IV Rexy
D. Vinothini III/C
3. Ship P. Aaron Ashish IV M.Vijayanand III/C G.Sowbakya III/C
Wreck T.Ravindrababu II/C
S.No Event I Position II Position III Position
Name
4. S. Vetrivel.S IV M. Saraswathi III/B R. Suruti III/C
A.Venkateshprav IV S. Monica III/B R. Sharmila III/C
Dumb C
een Intra-mural
IV B. ShivaSports
Ranjani III/C S. Gejapriya III/A
P. Eniyan
5. P. Arun Prasath III/A C.S.Naveen II/B N. Vigneshwar III/A
Dominic Savio III/A M.Vishnuram II/C Singarayan III/B
S.Dinesh III/A S.Saravanapandi II/C Antony III/A
Adzap V.Dinesh Kumar III/A an II/B Abdul Kadhar III/A
Akshai Retnam III/A A.Mohammed Abishek III/C
Isamil II/B Sudhamaharidin
H.Ponsedhu kar

I YEAR INTRAMURAL SPORTS RESULTS

GAME CATEGORY PLACE
BALL BADMINTON MEN WINNERS

II Year INTRAMURAL SPORTSRESULTS

GAME CATEGORY PLACE
MEN RUNNERS UP
VOLLEY BALL
WOMEN WINNERS
BASKET BALL WOMEN RUNNERS UP

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 GAME CATEGORY PLACE
BALL
MEN WINNERS
BADMINTON
HAND BALL WOMEN WINNERS
FOOT BALL MEN RUNNERS UP

CHESS MEN RUNNERS UP

(T. KOUSIK ANAND – II YEAR B)
TABLE TENNIS MEN RUNNERS UP
(C. S. NAVEEN – II YEAR B)
III Year INTRAMURAL SPORTS
GAME CATEGORY PLACE
MEN WINNERS
BASKET BALL
WOMEN WINNERS
HAND BALL WOMEN WINNERS
FOOT BALL MEN WINNERS

MEN WINNERS
CHESS (AROCKIA ANBARASU– III YEARA)
WOMEN WINNERS
(BHUVANESWARI J – III YEAR A)
BADMINTON WOMEN WINNERS
(D PRADHIBA – III YAER B)
IV Year INTRAMURAL SPORTS
GAME CATEGORY PLACE

VOLLEY BALL MEN RUNNERS UP

MEN RUNNERS UP
BASKET BALL
WOMEN WINNERS

FOOT BALL MEN RUNNERS UP

WOMEN WINNERS
CHESS (SIVA BHARATHI P)
WOMEN RUNNERS UP
(G. NITHYA)
BADMINTON WOMEN WINNERS
(M.SINDHUJA)

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 National Level Technical Symposium-
ELEKTRAKAN 2015

St. Joseph’s has always been the premiere in bringing out the talents of the students to
elicit their hidden skills in the best way. Our college not only provides opportunities to their
own students but also to other college/university students. In this manner, a National Level
Technical Symposium ELEKTRAKAN 2K15 was conducted on 29th August 2015 at our
college premises. Nearly 1000 students from various colleges (around79 colleges), all over
India participated in various events in our technical symposium.

Epitome triggers the fire in students to showcase their talents. Triggered events were
Quiz, Circuit Debugging, E - connect, Treasure Hunt, and Ad-Zap. A handsome cash of Rs.
30,000 was awarded to the most talented participants from other colleges. The lists of
colleges won in different events are as follows.

S.No Event Name I Position II Position III Position

B.Adhav
G.Hariharan Sudan M.Gayathri A.Gowtham

1. Seek And Advent P.Abinandh S Shanmathi T.Karthik

D Sindhu Kavi M.Murugavel

K.Bagubali
D.Giribrabakaran
Hanna Isaac
Jasmine Nancy N.Praveen Raj
N.Praveen Raj
A.Brighty
2. Mr.Elektrakan R.Surya R.Surya
C.Sangeetha R.Swaminath
R.Swaminath
Pragadeeswari
A.Ramya
V.Narendranathan R.Manimaran P.Dharanya
3. Master Minds Alaguraj B.Naveen Kumar J.Josephine
Selvapandi R.Prabakar V.Aishwarya

Sell Ur Town S.Rahul D.Kishore Kumar Hemanathan R

4.
S.Ramprasad T.S.Gowtham Alexandaranand Raj

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 P.Ponmugilan S.Madha G Mohammed
R.Sudalaimuthu R.Santhosh Kumar Arul Tamilvannan
Swetha P Vaithya M.Sai Mahesh
Jeny Nancy A Sambandhan
5. Eelektrik A.Chandra Mouli
Swetha V Vignesh R
Srinivasan
R. Saravana
V. K Pratheish S. Priyanka
S. Sathya Seelan K. Jeevika
Err Lock
M. Pradeep P. Poonkundran R. Suguna
6.
A. Praveena V. K Pratheish C. Sangeetha\
S. Sathya Seelan R. Nanditha
P. Poonkundran

Dr.MGR’S Birthday Debate Function

ததததததததததததததததததததததத
"ததததததததததததததததததததததததததததததததததததததத

தததததததததததததததததததததததததததததததத"கககககக

கககககககககக கககககககக ககககககககக ககககக கககககக ககககககககககககககக

ததததததத ததத.தத.ததத ககககககககககககககககககக கககககக கககககககககக,
ககககககககககக ககககக ககககககககககககககககககககககககககக, கககக
ககககககககககக ககககககககககக ககககககககககக ககககககக ககககககககககக
கககககககககக ககககககககககககககககக. ககககககககககக 20.02.2016ககககக

"தததததததததததததததததததததததததததததததததததத

தததததத! ததததததத!”

கககக ககககககககக ககககககககககக கககககககககக கககககககககக. ககககககககககக

கககககக கககககக ககககககக கககககககககக, ககககககககககககககககககககககக.
ககககககககககககக, கககககககககககககககக. கககககககககககக, கககககககககக
ககககககககககக.ககககககககககககககக ககககககககககககககக. கககககககககககககக
ககககககக கககககககககககக கககககககக ககககககககககககககககககக
தததததததததத.தததததததததததத ககககககககககககககககககக
"ககககககககககககககககககககககககககககககககககககககககககக"
ககககககககககககககககககககககக. ககககககககககககக, ககககககககககக ககககககக
கககககககககககக கககககககககககககக ககககககககககககககக.

‘கககககக’ கககக ககககககக கக. கககககககககக (EEE ‘B’), க. கககககககககக (MECH

‘B’), க. கககககக ( IT), க. கககககககககககக ( CIVIL), கக. ககககககககக (EEE ‘B’) ககககககககக

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 ‘ககககககக’ ககககககககககக க. ககககக (EEE ‘B’), கக. கககககக (ECE ‘B’), ககக. க.
கககககககககககக (CSE ‘A’), க. கககககககக (CSE ‘B’), க. கககககககககக (EEE ‘B’)
ககககககககக கககககககககககக கககககககககககககககக
கககககககககககககககககககக ககககககக ககககககககககககககககக கககககககக.

ககககககககக க. ககககக (EEE ‘B’) ககககககக க. கககககககககககக ( CIVIL)

ககககககககககககககக ககககககககககககககக கககககக கககககக ககககககக கககககக
ககககககக ககககககககககககககககககககக 1000 ககககககககக கககககககககககக.
கககககககக கககககககககககக கககககககககககககககககககக ககககககககககககக.
ககககககககககக கககககககககககககககக

Value Added Courses

Value Added Courses are provided to students with an aim to teach and train in
programming skills. The goal is to accelerate the programming capability needed for solving
scientific and real time problems demanded by the corporate world.
Students have options to choose the courses according to their desire and inclination. It is
great boon to our students, in expertise various Value Added Courses which enables them to
face the formidable challenges. It is a matter of pride that the courses are taught by the
experts from industries using the laboratory facilities available in our institutions to meet the
requirements of industry.
On successful completion of such value added courses make the students to:
 Accelerate the programming skills
 Carryout innovative projects
 Compete with the fellow students during placement and interview process
The following courses were conducted to II, III and IV year students:

No. of
S.No Name of the Course Name of Company Year Students No. of
Attended Hours
Energy audit and
1 VoltechEngg Pvt. Ltd. III & IV 54 14
conservation
Embedded system with IBNC India & I- Media
2 III & IV 54 14
robotics learning solutions Pvt. Ltd.

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3. PCB Designing EXHIBIT Electronix II 113 07

Digterati, Eye Open, Visys,

4 C, C++ II 137 48
Navo, NIIT
Automation CDCE III 34
5 48

Testing of Electricals in
6 Voltech Engineers Pvt Ltd III 103 48
substation

Best Outgoing Student Award

Success is not the destination that we reach. Success is the quality of our journey. The
quality of the journey depends upon the goals we set and the mentors we choose. The quality
of the mentor lies in appreciating even the smallest effort as appreciation is the only tool
which enables us to build the impossible. Mankind's greatest achievements have come about
by constant encouragement. Our greatest hopes could become reality in the future if our
efforts are recognized. With this the possibilities are unbounded. All we need to do is to
appreciate and encourage the young minds as most achievers are people who have made a
strong and deep dedication to pursue a particular goal. St. Joseph’s recognizes this dedication
by awarding the students with “The Best Outgoing Student Award’. The most prestigious and
most awaited award ceremony of the year “The Best Outgoing Student Award” for the year
was held on 9thof April 2016.The students from various departments were nominated based
upon various traits, achievements or accomplishments.
 CGPA
 Attendance (not taken more than 4 days in a semester)
 Brought laurels to the department or college
 Active participation in the curricular or co-curricular activities
 Organized activities at department level or college level
 Having good communication
 Not undergone any disciplinary proceedings
 Maintaining Neat dress code
 Quality of final year project

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 The best outgoing student was felicitated by our Chairman and Managing Director
Dr.B.BabuManoharan with a shield and certificate. The following table shows the name of
student from EEE Department selected as best outgoing student.
DEPT NAME OF THE STUDENT
CSE TARUN J MOORJANI
ECE MAGESH M INDHU P

EEE SIVA BHARATHI P

IT NANTHALALA R

MECH KADIRVELRAJAN K M VIGNESH K S

Achievers Day 2016

Achievers day is celebrated every year during the month of April, in which students
who brought laurels to the College during the academic year are honoured and rewarded.

Achievers Day for the Academic year 2015-16 was celebrated on 9-04-2016. The
students who won various competitions have been invited. The invitees were

 Total Sports and Games Teams : 312Players

 Inter-collegiate Paper presentation, Symposium, Conference position winners : 1463
Students
 Blood donors from Youth Red Cross : 53 Students
 Members of Tamil Mandram: 20 Students
 Members of Our College Student Orchestra Team : 44 Students
 Inter-collegiate Cultural Competition Winners : 43 students HONORED

No. of Students Honoured Total Amount Distributed

1876 Rs. 17.13 lakhs

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 On the whole 1876 Students of our college belonging to various categories mentioned
above were honored by distributing cheques and certificates on this special occasion.

This special function started at 6.30 P.M. with the High Tea followed by the
distribution of cheques. This event was made even more startling by our College Orchestra
team and Dance Program by the students. The event ended at 9.00 P. M. with Splendid
Vegetarian and Non-Vegetarian Dinner.

Overall Sports Achievements

We proudly announce
That we have achieved
Over All Championships
For the past 14 years
In the following
Mega State Level Tournament/ Meets

Conducted for all the

EngineeringColleges/ ArtsColleges in Tamil Nadu
1. ANNA UNIVERITY INTER ZONAL
TOURNAMENTS
From 2003 to 2015
Conducted for 631 Engineering Colleges in Tamil Nadu
2. TIES (TAMIL NADU INTER ENGINEERING
SPORTS)
From 2003 to 2015
Conducted for 631 Engineering Colleges in Tamil Nadu

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 3. JETS
From 2003 to 2016
Conducted for Arts, Science and ProfessionalColleges in South India
4. St. JOSEPH’S INTER COLLEGIATE ATHLETICS
MEET
From 2003 to 2015
Conducted for Arts, Science and Professional Colleges in South India
SPORTS ACHIEVEMENTS
BASKET BALL - MEN BALL BADMINTON - WOMEN
St. Joseph’s Ragavendra Trophy III Place Zone-III Winners
Zone-III, SA Trophy, JETS-2016 III Place Avadi Open Tournament IV Place
SVC Trophy Winners B S Abdur Rehman Tournament Runners
CHESS - MEN JETS-2016 III Place
Zone-III, JETS-2016 III Place SHUTTLE BADMINTON - WOMEN
BOXING – MEN Zone-III III Place
Anna University Inter Zone III Place SSN Trophy IV Place
SWIMMING - WOMEN
Hindustan University State Level Swimming 400mts Free Style I
Meet 200mts Free Style II
50mts Free Stroke II
50mts Back Stroke II
Anna University Inter Zone 100mts Back Stroke III
800mts Free Style I
400mts Free Style II
200mts Back Stroke I
SDAT Dolpin Club State Level Inter College 50mts Back Stroke III
Swimming Meet 50mts Brest Stroke I
50mts Back Stroke I
200mts Free Style III
400mts Free Style II
200mts Individual MedleyFree III
Style
FENCING – MEN
Anna University Inter Zone EPEE FOIL I, II

Anna University Blues 2015-2016

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 S.No. Name Year/Branch Game
1. Sasi Keerthana S I ECE Swimming
2. Shiny J IV EEE Athletics
3. Sankara Narayanan R II Mech Fencing
BEST SPORTS PERSON AWARD

DEPT NAME OF THE STUDENT

EEE SHINY J

Special Occasions

IFTHAR: Our College celebrated Ramzan on 15th July 2015. All the Muslim students in
our college have undergone fasting within the campus. The early morning food called as
“sahar” according to the Muslim custom was served with delicious items by the college in the
mess at 4.30 a.m. In the evening, the Muslim students are well served for the “ifthar” that is
for breaking the fasting at 6.30 p.m, dates and cool drinks along with the porridge. The
hostel students attended Namaz in their respective hostel rooms. Special Namaz was
conducted at 1.00 p.m on Fridays. During Ramzan fasting period, prayers were conducted in
our college mosque.

ONAM: The festival of rice harvest was celebrated on 21st August 2015 with great
spirituality and delight. All Malayali students came with full rejoice to participate on this
special occasion. Our Beloved Managing Director attended this festival with his family and
conveyed his wishes to all the students. Malayali students dressed up in their traditional wear,
particularly girls wearing the kasavusaree and performed kaikottikali, Malayalam pattu and
Nadakam. The celebration was called off with the grand dinner where the menu includes
aviyal, erussery, pulissery, nenthrampazham and different types of payasams.
TEACHERS DAY: Our College celebrated the Teachers day as a special occasion from
2nd ,3rd ,4th September 2015. The students entertained the respective department faculty
members with unique shows on that special day. Our Management gave gifts to all the
teachers of our college as a token of appreciation.
VINAYAKA CHATHURTHI: Our College celebrated Vinayakachathurthi on 17th
September 2015. Lord Vinayaka’s birthday was celebrated by decorating the Ganesha Statue
in our college temple with flowers. Pooja was grandly performed in the temple in the

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presence of our beloved Managing Director’s family. Delicious food was offered to the lord
and Kozhakatai was distributed to the students. Many students came forward to participate on
that occasion and filled in with all blessings of Ganesha.
AYUDHA POOJA: Our College celebrated AyudhaPooja on 20th October 2015. The
traditional Ayudhapooja celebrations took place by arranging Kolu for 9 days in our college
from the day of MahalayaAmavasya till Vijayadasami. On this special day, all the
laboratories and office were beautified with plantain trees, mango leaves and glazing papers
which was followed by a pooja in the presence of Chairman and Managing Director’s family.
The remarkable parts on this celebration were the mouthwatering lunch, sweets and ice
creams that were served for all the students and staff. Gift vouchers for deepavali were
distributed on the day of ayudhapooja to administrative staff, technical staff, non-technical
staff, drivers, sweepers, scavengers, workers in the mess and daily wage workers.
DEEPAVALI:The festival of lights is celebrated with full delight and enthusiasm.
Deepavali is the most expected festival by all. This year the festival of lights was celebrated
on 7th November 2015. On this special eve, a grand lunch with exotic dishes ranging from
mouth lingering sweets till delicious deserts was served.
DEEPAM: KaarthigaiDeepam is celebrated on the full moon day in the Tamil month of
Kaarthigai. This festival is known for brighten lights. The deepam celebrations took place in
our college on 24th November 2015 with lamps lighted by the divine flame that is believed to
fend off evil forces and escort ecstasy and prosperity.
PADI POOJA: The festival was celebrated in our college on 12th December 2015 by
decorating the holy steps of Ayyappa with flowers and silk clothes and lighting traditional
lamp. Managing Director, Staff and Students attended the pooja and “irumudi” was tied to
those who went to sabarimala. Traditional songs were sung in pooja and a grand feast was
given to those who attended pooja.
CHRISTMAS: Christmas is the season of joy, of holiday greetings exchanged, of gift-
giving, and, of families united. The Christmas celebrations took place in our college campus
on 18th December 2015. On Christmas day, a special mass was conducted in our college
chapel. The celebrations included a rythmic performance from our college choir and an add-
on surprise package by the Santa clause. The staffs and students were completely spellbound
with the Christmas gratification and the day was called off with a hearty lunch.
PONGAL: Pongal is an occasion that is believed to chime in the opulence. It is renowned
as a thanksgiving festival for various Hindu deities. “Thai” is the first month of the Tamil
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festival of freedom, peace, unity and compassion crystallized in the last hymn on unity in the
Indian spiritual text the Rig Veda.
HOSTEL DAY: Hostel day is one of the most awaiting occasion of the year in St.
Joseph’s Institute of Technology. This wonderful day was celebrated in our college on 19th
March 2015 with lots of events conducted for both boys and girls. The Hostel was decorated
with colour lamps and balloons making it more eyecatching. Cricket, Volleyball, Basketball,
kabaddi matches were held and the winners and runners were awarded with cash prizes.
Cultural events such as Singing, Skit and Dance were performed in the presence of our
beloved Chairman, Managing Director and Director. Matches and other events were
conducted 3 days prior to hostel day. Special Dinner and snacks was provided to the
hostilities. At last, the day ended with whole masthi and fun.
EASTER: Our College celebrated Easter on 23rd March 2016. Easter is the springtime
holiday marking the rebirth of Jesus and the renewal of the Christian faith. A special
program was conducted by St. Joseph’s College Fellowship in our college Placement Cell
which was attended by students and staff. The celebrations started with worship songs and
prayer. Heartfelt wishes were shared among everyone and end off with holy blessing of God.
UGADI: Our College celebrated Ugadi on 8th April 2016. The Telugu New year festival
popularly called as Ugadi comes close on the heels ofHoli. This day of celebration is marked
by religious fanaticism and social jollity. Special dinner was served for the hostel students.
Exotic dishes made with raw mango went on well with the occasion. Ugadi which is
considered to be the most auspicious time to start new ventures was indeed a cheerful and a
memorable celebration to be remembered by the staffs and students of our college.
TAMIL NEW YEAR: Our college celebrated Tamil New year on 15th April 2016. The
Tamil New year festival popularly called as Puthandu. It is the celebration of the first day of
the traditional Tamil calendar. The day is marked with feast and decorated with kolams.
Special lunch was served to all.

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