by admin | May 24, 2025 | Dep details
Robotics and automation are transforming industries, from manufacturing to healthcare. In this three-part series, we explore the field’s growth, challenges, and career potential through conversations with:
Dr. Srinivas J, Head of the Department
S. Priyadharshini, Junior Control Engineer, Robonetics Automation Solutions LLP
Dinesh Manikkam, Founder & CEO, READ Automation, Chennai
Q4. What skills do robotics students need to excel in this field?
Srinivas J (HOD):
In robotics, students need a strong foundation in both mechanical engineering and computer science. It’s not just about building robots — you need to know how to program them. Proficiency in programming languages like Python, C++, and MATLAB is essential. But I’d say the most important skill is problem-solving. Robotics is all about finding creative solutions to complex challenges.
S. Priyadharshini (Alumni):
I couldn’t agree more. When I was a student, we were taught the fundamentals, but once I started working, I realized that hands-on experience is key. My advice to students is to learn as much as they can about control systems and automation programming. These are the building blocks in the industry today.
Dinesh Manikkam (Industry Expert):
Students need to focus on both hardware and software aspects. Understanding control systems, mechanical design, and sensor integration is crucial. But as we move forward, I believe knowledge in artificial intelligence and machine learning will give students a huge advantage — robots are becoming smarter, and those who understand AI will be ahead of the curve.
Q5. How do you see the job market for robotics engineers evolving in India?
Srinivas J (HOD):
The job market is growing rapidly. There’s a lot of demand for skilled engineers, especially with industries like manufacturing, healthcare, and agriculture adopting automation. In addition to traditional roles, we’re also seeing a rise in research and development opportunities and roles in AI and machine learning within robotics.
S. Priyadharshini (Alumni):
I’ve seen a lot of change in the last few years. Robotics engineers are being hired across industries — not just in traditional tech companies, but in startups and established industries like automotive and healthcare as well. The scope is broadening, and it’s a great time for new graduates to enter the field.
Dinesh Manikkam (Industry Expert):
India’s job market for robotics engineers is expanding quickly. As automation spreads to more industries, the need for skilled professionals in robotics is growing. From startups in the tech space to large-scale companies in manufacturing and healthcare, there’s no shortage of opportunities.
With industries rapidly adopting automation and intelligent systems, the demand for robotics professionals is growing across sectors. From startups to established giants in healthcare, agriculture, and manufacturing, the scope for robotics engineers in India has never been broader. But what lies ahead for the field itself? In Part 3, we look beyond the present into the evolving landscape of robotics — exploring emerging trends, disruptive technologies, and what the future holds for students and professionals in this exciting domain. Next Up: Part 3 – Emerging Trends and Future Prospects
by admin | May 10, 2025 | Dep details
Robotics and automation are transforming industries, from manufacturing to healthcare. In this three-part series, we explore the field’s growth, challenges, and career potential through conversations with:
Dr. Srinivas J, Head of the Department
S. Priyadharshini, Junior Control Engineer, Robonetics Automation Solutions LLP
Dinesh Manikkam, Founder & CEO, READ Automation, Chennai
In Part 1, they share insights on how robotics is evolving and where the biggest opportunities lie.
Q1. How do you see the evolution of robotics and automation in industries like manufacturing and healthcare?
Srinivas J (HOD):
In my experience, robotics is making a significant impact across industries like manufacturing and healthcare. In manufacturing, automation is reducing human error and improving efficiency on the shop floor. In healthcare, robots are increasingly used in surgeries, rehabilitation, and even patient care. The key here is the integration of AI and machine learning — it’s not just about automation, but smart systems that can learn and adapt over time.
S. Priyadharshini (Alumni):
When I was studying, we could already see this shift happening. I’m working with Robonetics Automation Solutions LLP now, where we apply robotics in both sectors. Manufacturing lines are fully automated, and in healthcare, we’re using robots for precision surgeries. The evolution is exciting — robots that once could only perform repetitive tasks are now actively involved in critical, life-saving operations.
Dinesh Manikkam (Industry Expert):
Looking at it from an industry perspective, robotics is now a driving force for efficiency. In manufacturing, robots take over repetitive tasks like assembly, which is crucial for streamlining processes. Healthcare is another fascinating area — I believe that robots, especially in surgery and diagnostics, will become more commonplace as they help doctors provide faster and more accurate treatments.
Q2. What are the key challenges faced when implementing robotics and automation in industries?
Srinivas J (HOD):
While the potential is immense, there are challenges. For many industries, the initial cost of investment in robotics and automation can be a barrier. For smaller businesses, this is especially challenging. Additionally, there’s a skills gap. We need professionals who not only understand the mechanics but also the software side of robotics.
S. Priyadharshini (Alumni):
I agree with the challenges mentioned. From my experience at Robonetics, integration is tricky. Even when robots are designed to fit seamlessly into existing systems, there are often unforeseen problems — like compatibility issues with legacy systems. But when you get it right, it’s worth the effort.
Dinesh Manikkam (Industry Expert):
The primary challenge I see is scalability. For large-scale operations, integrating robotics into existing infrastructures often requires heavy customization. Training and upskilling employees is also critical — not just the engineers, but also the operators on the ground who need to understand how to work with and alongside these robots.
Q3. What industries in India are investing heavily in robotics and automation?
Srinivas J (HOD):
The manufacturing sector is leading the charge, particularly in automotive and electronics. However, industries like agriculture, healthcare, and logistics are catching up fast. We’re seeing increasing investments in sectors that previously had lower automation rates. This is encouraging because it opens up opportunities for robotics graduates across a broader spectrum of industries.
S. Priyadharshini (Alumni):
I’m seeing huge investments in the automotive sector where automation is critical for assembly lines. But beyond that, healthcare is a rising star. Robotics for surgeries, diagnostics, and even patient care is getting a lot of attention. The market is definitely expanding.
Dinesh Manikkam (Industry Expert):
In India, sectors like automotive, manufacturing, and agriculture are seeing a substantial influx of robotics-related investments. There’s also growing interest in the startup space where robotics is applied to real-world problems in logistics, security, and healthcare. Companies are increasingly looking for innovative ways to incorporate automation to gain a competitive edge.
As we’ve explored in Part 1, robotics and automation are transforming key industries such as manufacturing and healthcare, driving efficiency, precision, and innovation. From large-scale industries to emerging startups, the scope for robotics is expanding rapidly — making it an exciting time for both professionals and students in this domain. Stay tuned for Part 2 of our blog series, where we delve deeper into the academic pathways, skillsets, and career opportunities in robotics and automation.
by admin | Apr 22, 2025 | Student
Hemamalini(2014-2020)
Biomedical Engineering
The learning experience that I gained in the hospital training lab at Karpaga Vinayaga Hospital (KVH) included the cadaver and anatomy museum at Karpaga VInayaga Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS) which gave me an adequate knowledge in anatomy and physiology.
In cadaver the knowledge was gained well as the professor explained the overall anatomy and physiology of human body and also the dissected specimen, human skeleton and other specimen giving me an insight to master the topics of the human anatomy.
I am deeply grateful for the staff who gave their valuable time and energy to explain about the biomedical equipments in the hospital training lab, where we understood the instrumentation, working principle and the real time demonstration of the equipments in our hospital.
The overall impression of my experience is that I understood comprehensively human anatomy and clinical aspects of biomedical equipments in a smart way.
by admin | Apr 22, 2025 | Dep details
Welcome to Department of Automobile Engineering, KVCET
KVCET is the pioneer in establishing Automobile Engineering Department in Southern India in the year 2011.The department offers AICTE approved 4 year B.E degree program in Automobile Engineering with the affiliation of Anna University. With the help of young and dynamic faculty members, the department imparts quality education and nurture innovative mind of the students in the area of product design, functional utility and integrated technology used in making of new generation vehicles.
The Automobile Engineering Department under Karpaga Vinayaga college of Engineering and Technology boasts of state of the art laboratories that include Engine Performance and Emission Testing lab, Automotive Electrical and Electronics lab, Automotive Fuels and Lubricants lab including various set-ups like wheel balancing, Wheel Alignment, Headlight focusing etc.To emerge as a center of excellence in Automobile Engineering for producing employable, industry ready engineers who will be successful in advanced fields of engineering and research.
by admin | Apr 22, 2025 | Dep details
Welcome to the Department of Artificial Intelligence and Data Science, KVCET
Artificial Intelligence can impact many applications relying on all sorts of data, basically any data that is recorded in computers, such as health data, scientific data, financial data, location data, weather data, energy data, etc. As our society increasingly relies on digital data, AI is crucial for most of our current and future applications.
The principal purpose of Data Science is to find patterns within data. It uses various statistical techniques to analyse and draw insights from the data. Industries need data to help them make careful decisions. Data Science churns raw data into meaningful insights. Therefore, industries need data science. A Data Scientist is a wizard who knows how to create magic using data.
In Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Data Science Department (DS), we offer theoretical foundations in the field of AI and DS. In addition to theoretical education, all of the students get hands-on experience with complex real datasets.
The Department has well- experienced, highly qualified, committed and motivated members of faculties.
by admin | Apr 22, 2025 | Dep details
The Department of Biotechnology was established in the year 2002. The Department offers an undergraduate and postgraduate programme that is affiliated to the Anna University, Chennai and is accredited by the National Board of Accreditation (NBA), New Delhi and National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC). The institution is recognized by Department of scientific and industrial research (DSIR). The dignified department poses on its four pillars of potency – the Management, teachers, students their values and discipline that pave the way for a tough foundation, inculcating visionary ideas with friendship and concord in hard work. Fourteen batches of students have commendably succeeded from this reputed biotechnology department with flying colors and many were gold medal consignee of the Anna University. Our department serves as a benchmark to all the other departments in our institution.
Excellent education imparted by the skilled faculty members enable the students to outshine both in the academic as well as extra-curricular front. Right now, there are 18 teaching faculties and 2 non-teaching faculties in the department with expertise in various areas of biotechnology such as Microbiology, Bioinformatics, Environmental toxicology and occupational health hazards, Environmental Biotechnology, ethnobotany, Molecular biology, Immunotechnology, Biochemistry, Nanosciemce and Chemical engineering etc. Apart from surpassing in academic sphere, the faculty members are honing their research activities. The department is fully equipped with state of- art laboratories in Biochemistry, Bioorganic chemistry, Microbiology, Molecular Biology, Genetic Engineering, Bioinformatics, Immunology, Chemical Engineering, Bioprocess and Downstream Processing areas. Over the yester years, faculty members have received grants from various national organizations accounting to more than Rs.1.0 crores under the DST Project, MODROB Scheme from AICTE and also under various cadres like DBT, DST, DIT, AICTE, ICMR, TNSCST etc. Faculties of the department are presenting research articles in various national and international conferences apart from publishing their original research articles in national and international journals of high impact factor.
Knowledge of the budding bio-techies is not constraint within the walls of the class, but it travels much beyond. The talented faculty members lend a hand to the students to discover and nurture their technical skills. Students are encouraged to participate in technical symposium, workshop, national and international conferences in which the techies make an eternal impression in all the events they take part by winning prizes and bring laurels to both the institution and the department. The competent bio-techies are motivated to inscribe research proposals in the under graduate level. A praiseworthy point to be cited in this context is that some of our students have obtained TNSCST student project grant.
The department strives to adopt effective learning process so as to meet the recent trends of science and technology and to carve the students as a skill-oriented biotechnologist in par with the national as well as international front. We feel proud to share that most of our students are well placed in reputed biotechnology firms with good packages, which by themselves speak of the march of the department towards quality education, research and sustainability in imparting knowledge in the fore front of biotechnology.
Our department has incepted M.Tech Biotechnology (PG Course) in the academic year 2012 onwards which includes various benefits such as easy sanction of grants, funds for research oriented projects; which in turn reinforces the creased numbers of in-house projects and publications.
by admin | Apr 22, 2025 | Dep details
Welcome to the Department of Biomedical Engineering, KVCET
Biomedical Engineering was started in the year 2012 with an intake of 60 students. This Program is affiliated to Anna University and approved by the AICTE, New Delhi. KarpagaVinayaga College of Engineering and Technology is the opportunity for the student to get hands on training at KarpagaVinayaga Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS) which is an integral part of KarpagaVinayaga Educational Group (KVEG).
Biomedical Engineering disciplinethat assures placements in hospital, medical equipment manufacturing and servicing companies, medical coding concerns, signal and image processing sectors in IT concern.
The department has received various funding from DBT, DST-SERB, INSA, MoES, AERB, ISTE, BRNS, ICMR, TNSCST for organizing seminars, conferences, workshop, research project etc.We aim for excellence in under graduate; education meaningful and innovative research and service dedicated to advancing the field of Biomedical Engineering.
by admin | Apr 22, 2025 | Dep details
Greetings!!! Welcome to the Department of Civil Engineering!!!
The Department of Civil Engineering Started in 2012, offers BE programme in Civil Engineering. The Department has grown over the years with the qualified teaching faculty members who are passionate to impart quality education. The Department Collaborates with the construction industry, to improve innovation in technical education system.
Apart from academic knowledge, The Department motivates Research and Entrepreneurial initiatives in the field of civil engineering. The Department provides an effective teaching – learning environment enables students to be a competent civil engineer. The laboratories are fully equipped with latest equipments. The students of our department are encouraged to actively participate in the extra-curricular and co-curricular activities which are essential for personality development, nurturing of team spirit and development of organizational skills. The Department signed MOU with leading industries. The department received funds from ISRO, SERB. The students of our department developed their innovative ideas as products through the peer group projects. The Department actively organizing the special lectures, seminars, workshops and conferences to enrich the students knowledge. We welcome you as an undergraduate student (B.E) in Kapaga Vinayaga College of Engineering and Technology.
by admin | Apr 22, 2025 | Dep details
Welcome to the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, KVCET
The department of Computer Science and Engineering was established in the year 2001. The successful candidates are occupying eminent positions in India as well as abroad and are making significant contributions to the Economic Development of the country in many spheres.
The department has well-qualified staff in all major areas of the discipline. The staffs are also well experienced in their respective fields and they maintain a good blend of discipline and expertise. The department is supported by faculty members more than sufficient in number catering to the requirements of the student strength. It has been accredited by All India Council for Technical Education, New Delhi, India.
by admin | Apr 22, 2025 | Dep details
Warm greetings from Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, KVCET
The Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering is started in the year 2001, which is armed with qualified and experienced faculty members with industrial and research background. More over the department is fully equipped with advanced laboratories in Electronics, Networks, VLSI, Embedded and Communication systems. It has broad research domain where undergraduates can sparkle and do wonders in the filed of electronics. The department has received various funding from DBT, DST-SERB, INSA, ISRO, ISTE, MODRB for organizing seminars, conferences, workshop, research project etc.
The department is well equipped with Advanced electronics and communication Laboratories. The department consistently strives for the overall development of the students by way of guiding them in all endeavours through special career development program & amp; placement assistance. One of the great advantage of studying Electronics and Communication Engineering at Karpaga Vinayaga College of Engineering and Technology is the opportunity for the student to get placement in reputed companies.
by admin | Apr 22, 2025 | Dep details
Welcome to the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, KVCET
The Department of EEE, established in 2005 with the approval of AICTE, is set in lush greenery, student friendly atmosphere with the approval of AICTE. The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering has firm commitment to develop and produce Electrical Engineers of high technical knowledge combined with leadership skills and decision-making, design capabilities and problem solving skills.
The department has well– equipped laboratories to cover all the experiments prescribed in Anna University/A.I.C.T.E. Curriculum and to support all research activities. The EEE department is playing its role in producing knowledgeable Electrical Engineers.
The Department posses a team of eminent, committed and experienced faculty including Professors at doctorate level and Assistant Professors. All the students are encouraged and guided by faculty to carry out more than curriculum based experiments, certain innovative research oriented projects.
Students are provided with opportunities for interaction with individual experts through guest dentures, Industrial Visits, Workshops, Conference etc. spacious green campus, Good department library and peaceful atmosphere ensure a wonderful learning experience.
by admin | Apr 22, 2025 | Dep details
Department of Management Studies
Warm greetings from Department of MBA, KVCET
In order to meet the wide ranging, challenging and growing demands for professional Managers, in the recent times, from both the developing and the developed Nations, the Department of “Management Studies” was established in the year 2005, in the College, as an exclusive Department to offer MBA with an annual intake of 60.
The Objective of the Department is to provide “Management Education” and promote the growth of effective and efficient “Business Managers” through adherence of the highest Standards of Academic Integrity and overall Ethical Conduct, to develop a sense of Individual Responsibility and to collectively participate in reinforcing and maintaining an environment of honor, trust and standards.
The Department strives to develop long term relationships with industries and market the Students Talents effectively; the students are thus provided high level leads and career pathways that enable them to gain access to a broad range of high potential MBA Career Opportunities.
Received a grant of Rs.4, 00, 000/- during 2010-11 from AICTE, New Delhi for setting-up ED Cell, Two Days International Conference on Social Media: Driving Changes in Business and Society was conducted with a financial grant of Rs.2,00,000/- ICSSR, New Delhi and Received a grant of Rs.7, 20, 000/- during 2017-20 from DST – NIMAT Project through EDII, Ahmadabad for conducting EAC, EDP, TEDP.
by admin | Apr 22, 2025 | Dep details
Welcome to the Department of Computer Applications, KVCET
With rapidly evolving technology and the continuous need for innovation, the department started the three years Master of Computer Applications (MCA) programme in the year 2006 with the intake of 60. The department is dedicated to maintain a high standard of excellence through quality, technology and innovation.
The MCA program seeks to prepare participants for high level careers in the ever-expanding field of Computer Applications. It comprises a comprehensive and integrated sequence of courses aiming to develop knowledge and skills in all areas of Computer Applications. Realizing the importance of multinational companies eyeing India as the bastion for software production, the Department objective is to train the students in both theory and practice on one side and in software and hardware development on the other side, so that they become competent software and hardware professional.
In this way the Department aims to prepare the students to become employable on their own skills. Over the years, the department has built-up a well-equipped laboratory and an excellent departmental library. It believes in academic excellence through value-based education, which is conducive to boost the inherent capabilities and confidence of the students to take up the challenges of the rapidly changing world. The department has organized various workshops in collaboration with the industry to keep abreast with the latest updates and conducted lecture series by eminent personalities from the industry and academia.
by admin | Apr 22, 2025 | Dep details
Welcome to the Department of Mechanical Engineering , KVCET
The Department of Mechanical Engineering was started in the year 2005 with an initial intake of 60 students. It has since then grown significantly by spreading its academic activities in offering courses at Undergraduate level as well as Post Graduate level. Right from its inception, the department has been focusing on high-quality teaching along with integrated laboratory experience. Its strong and interactive curriculum and hands-on learning will make the students capable of taking their career to the next level, whether it be in the professional engineering practice or in advanced studies.
We aim to provide our students with a perfect blend of intellectual and practical experiences that helps them to serve our society and address a variety of needs. With a solid grounding in the principles and practice of mechanical engineering, Our undergraduates are ready to engage in ethical approaches to engineering, with concern for society and the environment. Our program at the postgraduate level aligns academic course work with research, to prepare students in specialized areas within the field of mechanical engineering.
by admin | Apr 22, 2025 | Dep details
Future of Biomedical Engineering: Exploring Emerging Trends & Careers : Series 1
Biomedical Engineering (BME) is transforming the healthcare industry by merging technology with medicine to develop groundbreaking innovations such as artificial organs, AI-driven diagnostics, and bionic prosthetics. Despite its immense potential, BME is often overlooked as a niche field. In this exclusive interview, we speak with Ms.Abbirami, HOD – BME, KVCET, and Ms. N. Yuvarani, BME Alumni & Ultrasound Application Manager at Oreon Healthcare, to explore the career prospects, industry trends, and future opportunities in this dynamic field.
In the first part of our blog series, we ask experts to share their insights into the future of Biomedical engineering and the exciting career opportunities it offers. Join us as we feature valuable perspectives from:
● Ms.Abbirami – Head of the Department, Biomedical Engineering, KVCET
● Ms. N. Yuvarani – Alumni, BME, KVCET & Ultrasound Application Manager, Oreon Healthcare
This blog series will explore the latest trends in Biomedical engineering, offering actionable advice for aspiring professionals who are ready to make a significant impact in this rapidly expanding field.
Q1: What makes Biomedical Engineering (BME) a game-changer in healthcare?
Ms.Abbirami: Biomedical Engineering is at the heart of modern healthcare innovations. It brings together engineering and medicine to develop life-saving technologies like artificial organs, robotic surgeries, and AI-driven diagnostics. These advancements are making treatments more effective and accessible, helping doctors provide better patient care.
Ms. N. Yuvarani: What makes BME special is its direct impact on people’s lives. It’s not just about building machines—it’s about improving healthcare systems and making medical solutions more efficient. As someone who works with ultrasound technology, I see firsthand how BME innovations help doctors diagnose and treat patients with greater accuracy.
Q2: What kind of jobs can BME graduates explore?
Ms.Abbirami: BME graduates have a wide range of career opportunities. They can work in:
● Medical device companies like Siemens Healthineers, Medtronic, and GE Healthcare
● AI-driven startups developing smart health tech
● Hospitals, managing advanced medical equipment
● Biotech firms, working on drug delivery systems and regenerative medicine
● Public health and policy, helping improve healthcare systems at a larger scale
Ms. N. Yuvarani: From my experience, BME offers both technical and clinical career paths. Some graduates focus on research and product development, while others work closely with healthcare professionals to implement technology. In my role, I train doctors on ultrasound imaging, bridging the gap between medical technology and patient care.
Q3: How has a BME degree helped you in your career?
Ms. N. Yuvarani: Studying BME at KVCET gave me hands-on experience with medical imaging, hospital technology, and industry standards, which made my transition into the field much easier. Now, I work with healthcare professionals, helping them use advanced ultrasound machines to improve diagnosis and treatment. The practical training, internships, and exposure to new technologies at KVCET really prepared me for this career and opened up opportunities in hospitals, research, and healthcare technology companies.
Q4: What are some of the latest trends shaping BME?
Ms.Abbirami: The field is evolving rapidly, with innovations like:
● AI in healthcare – Smart diagnostics and personalized medicine
● Robotic-assisted surgeries – Precision treatments with minimal recovery time
● Wearable medical devices – Continuous health monitoring powered by AI
● Tissue engineering and 3D bioprinting – Creating artificial tissues for organ replacement
Ms. N. Yuvarani: In my area of work, real-time imaging and AI-powered diagnostics are making a huge impact. These advancements help doctors detect diseases earlier and treat them more effectively, showing how BME is improving healthcare every day.
Q5: Any advice for students considering Biomedical Engineering?
Ms.Abbirami: If you’re passionate about healthcare but also love technology, BME is the perfect field. It allows you to work on innovations that improve lives without being a doctor. Stay curious and explore different specializations within BME.
Ms. N. Yuvarani: Keep learning and adapting to new technologies. BME is an evolving field, and staying updated with trends like AI, robotics, and imaging will open up more career opportunities. The key is to stay curious and keep pushing boundaries.
Biomedical Engineering is an exciting, fast-growing field with endless possibilities. If you’re looking for a career that combines technology, healthcare, and real-world impact, BME is the perfect choice.
by admin | Feb 18, 2025 | Dep details
Future of Biotechnology: Exploring Emerging Trends & Careers
Biotechnology is revolutionizing industries with innovations like CRISPR, synthetic biology, and regenerative medicine. At KVCET, we combine strong theoretical knowledge with practical experience, equipping students to excel in this dynamic and fast-evolving field.
In the first part of our blog series, we ask leading experts to share their insights into the future of biotechnology and the exciting career opportunities it offers. Join us as we feature valuable perspectives from:
– Professor Dr. V. Karthikeyan,
Head of the Biotechnology Department, KVCET
– Mr. Balaji Saravanan,
KVCET Alumnus and Production Specialist, Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories, Hyderabad
– Dr. D. Thirunaaukarasu,
Professor and Head of the Department of Community Medicine, Karpaga Vinayaga Institute of Medical Sciences and RC
This blog series will explore the latest trends in biotechnology, offering actionable advice for aspiring professionals who are ready to make a significant impact in this rapidly expanding field. Stay tuned for in-depth analysis and expert insights on how biotechnology is shaping the future of healthcare, agriculture, and more.
Question: Biotechnology is evolving rapidly, yet it’s often seen as an exciting, future-proof career. What makes biotechnology such an attractive choice for students today?
Dr. Karthikeyan: Biotechnology is a truly multidisciplinary field that integrates biology, technology, and innovation to address some of the world’s most pressing challenges. From advancing healthcare and improving agricultural practices to developing sustainable solutions for the environment, biotechnology is at the forefront of global progress. As new challenges continue to arise, the demand for skilled biotechnologists is steadily increasing, making this an exciting and critical field for the future.
Mr. Balaji Saravanan: Biotechnology is growing very fast. With new developments like CRISPR, regenerative medicine, and personalized healthcare, we are seeing big changes in how we approach diseases and treatments. Every day there is something new happening, which makes this field so exciting. During my time at KVCET, I worked on biomedical research projects, and that’s when I became even more interested in pharmaceutical biotechnology. Today, I am fortunate to be working on medical solutions that can really improve patients’ lives and change healthcare for the better. When I think about my own journey, I realize biotechnology has been a fulfilling and exciting path. It’s a field where you can not only grow professionally but also contribute to something that can change lives. For me, it’s been an incredible experience, and I truly believe it can be the same for you.
Dr. D. Thirunaaukarasu: From a clinical perspective, I’ve seen firsthand how biotechnology is transforming patient care. We’re increasingly relying on biotech breakthroughs, like CRISPR gene therapies and regenerative medicine, to not only address the root causes of diseases but also to personalize treatments for individual patients. The integration of biotechnology into clinical practice is truly revolutionizing how we approach both diagnostics and therapy. For students considering a career in this field, the chance to bridge lab research with real-world patient care makes biotechnology an incredibly promising and fulfilling path.
by admin | May 7, 2024 | Faculty
Introducing “Leadership in Focus,” a series on KVCET social media spotlighting profiles of our campus mentors. Our inaugural feature highlights Dr. P. Kasinatha Pandian, Professor in Civil Engineering and Principal, whose visionary leadership propels the institution towards excellence.
In his role as principal at Karpaga Vinayaga College of Engineering & Technology, Dr. Pandian’s profound proficiency in civil and coastal engineering has been instrumental in elevating academic institutions to unparalleled heights of excellence. Renowned as both a prolific author and researcher, he has garnered esteemed accolades including the Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Award for Teaching Excellence and the distinguished Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award. Dr. Pandian’s visionary stewardship and steadfast commitment to educational pursuits serve as a beacon, instilling a culture of innovation and scholarly distinction within the engineering community.
by admin | Jul 22, 2021 | Student
I’m Shabana Yasmeen, a second year student of biomedical engineering at Karpaga Vinayaga College of Engineering and Technology(KVCET). It is a pleasure to recall my responsibility as a student coordinator for organising and staging Maathare-T21 event (9th April, 2021) for celebrating womanhood and honouring women achievers from diverse fields. Though I had not coordinated such a huge event anytime before, I am proud to mention that the event came out with flying colours, thanks to the empowerment, encouragement and team work we received all around. I realised this is the right way a forward looking institution inculcates many valuable people skills such as social skills, respect, self-worth, team work, time management, an eye for detail, empathy and so on. You know what? I realized my potential.
I’m immensely proud to be a student of KVCET which invites many women achievers from various fields and honors them with great respect in Maathare events conducted annually.
My favourite anchor Priyanka when she entered our state-of-the-art Auditorium, everyone (about 1200 audience) got excited and enthralled by her energy, presence of mind and eloquence. I loved her cool and enthusiastic attitude which was contagious. The program ended with a dazzling dance by
Among the many women achievers present, I am particularly inspired by Ms. Nivetha Jessica who received the “Inspiring racing champion” award. Her speech was stirring too.
Ms.Anusha Shree. The audience like myself enjoyed her performance. I took selfies with all the women achievers that made my day.
Coordinating such an event surely boosted our confidence, helped to have a friendly and healthy relationship with our seniors, staff, and other students.
Maathare-T21 truly has left me with beautiful memories. Whenever I think about my college days in the future, my participation in Maathare-T21 will be in my mind first, bringing a smile on my lips and joyful tears in my eyes. Very happy and proud to be a part of the grandeur event.
by admin | Jul 22, 2021 | Student
Hi, I’m Kiruthiga.D (III Year, CSE, KVCET) and wish to share my transformational experience in our campus Toastmasters Club
Well, every journey has a destination. My journey through our Toastmasters club—from delivering speeches to acquiring leadership skills did help me to be a professional speaker.
KVCET is interested in students’ overall development, so they are providing financial support to all student members of the Toastmasters club international. I like to express my deep sense of gratitude to my college management for their generous support and making me part of a worldwide organization that is empowering me to turn my goals into reality.
Initially when I joined the club, I had my hesitation, inhibition to participate actively. Sooner, I felt comfortable and started taking active roles, shared my knowledge and desires in my short speeches. This is surely because of my fellow Toastmasters, who made me feel important. No one stigmatizes or ostracises my mistakes, instead they nurtured, encouraged and helped me to realize my potential.
So far, I had attended 30 meetings and in different roles such as speaker, timer, ah-counter, grammarian, evaluator and participant in table topic sessions. These multi-layer experiences helped me to become a better speaker quickly and smartly.
Summing up, I’m a living testimony of how Toastmasters International Club of our campus can transform a student into a competent speaker and leader. The most important investment you can make is in yourself. I am sure, Toastmasters club is a worthy investment.
by admin | Jul 22, 2021 | Student
Mr.B.VENKATAKRISHNAN (2nd year EEE student)
Here I give a few TIPS FOR SAVING ENERGY AT HOMES,
1.Turning off the lights & fans when leaving a room:
A basic habit to develop and foster is to make sure that you always turn off the lights & fans when leaving a room.
2.Switching to efficient appliances:
Air conditioners and refrigerators are two of the most energy-intensive appliances in a home and replacing these with better efficient models ( 5 star rating) can cut the electricity usage by half, thereby reducing your electricity bills.
3.Unplug devices:
Needless to say how important it is to unplug devices when not in use, do not leave devices on standby but rather unplug them and save your electricity bill, and the planet.
4.Using smart meter:
A smart meter is a great way to see how much power you’re consuming, this will help you keep a track of your consumption in real-time, and where you can reduce it.
5.Washing at low temperature:
Wash clothes at a cooler temperature and with a full load, you will be saving a lot of water and electricity.
6.Solar-powered devices :
Using more solar-powered electronics can go a long way and can also lower your maintenance and replacement costs of such electronics.
7.Use LED lights:
Many homes are now moving towards smart LED lights as they not only look stylish and affordable but are also way more efficient than halogen bulbs.
8.Cook with the lid on:
This is a super simple hack in everyday life to save energy consumption, by cooking with the lid you are making sure to lessen the cooking time and water usage significantly. Pressure cooking is another smart way of saving energy and time.
9.Use smart automated devices:
Smart automated devices can lower your energy bills even when you forget to. Smart automation systems will detect when you’re no longer using a device and turn off the power supply.
10.Lessen water usage:
Some easy fixes to reduce your water consumption could be taking quick showers, using just the required amount of water while cooking and turning off running taps when not in use even for a few seconds.
by admin | Jul 22, 2021 | Student
Y.Gowsalya(III year, EEE)
In my view, the primary objective for deploying renewable energy in India is to fast track the economic development, improve energy security, improve access to energy and mitigate climate change. Sustainable development is possible by use of sustainable energy and by ensuring access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern energy for citizens. Strong government support and the increasingly opportune economic situation have pushed India to be one of the top leaders in the world’s most attractive renewable energy markets. The government has designed policies, programs and a liberal environment to attract foreign investments to ramp up the country in the renewable energy market at a fast pace.
