JSS Science and Know-how College (earlier SJCE), Mysuru on Saturday organised a Younger Alumni Meet 2.0 – a distinctive meetup with the not too long ago passed-out graduates.
It’s a first-of-its-kind initiative the place 151 youth visited the college to deal with the current college students who’re making ready for the placements, profession counsel and advise them on trending applied sciences.
Chandrakanth Booba, director, Technique and Analytics at Fanatics, Inc. and 2011 alumni from BE Electronics Division was the chief visitor and A.N. Santhosh Kumar, vice-chancellor of the College presided. C. Nataraju, dean of Engineering and principal, SJCE was current.
On the event, two college students – Sahana H.U. and Siddesh Okay., the first-year BE college students from Mechanical department – had been supplied scholarships from the 1981 batch SJCE alumni, Anantha Subramanyam and Pradeep Sampath respectively.
Mr. Chandrakanth, in his deal with, motivated college students to all the time comply with their ardour, and there are ample alternatives to develop in all the fields.
He suggested college students to establish their actual profession pursuits earlier than making their profession decisions.
He additionally harassed taking on profession alternatives exterior their area information as it should assist college students scale up sooner within the organisations in the long term.
Prof. Santhosh Kumar, in his presidential remarks, appreciated the alumni for making time to go to campus to empower their juniors to succeed in their desired objectives.
He additionally talked about that alumni engagement may be very important within the growth of establishments. Their interplay with the establishment will assist schools and college students keep up to date on the newest developments and technical information.
Pradeep Manjunath, coaching and placement officer, Veena M.G., electronics and communication, R.J. Prathibha from the Data Science Division, HoDs, officers from the College and constituent school SJCE, had been current.
