student’s handbook 2020 - 2021 2019 - 2020
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(Approved by AICTE and Affiliated to APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University )
Rajadhani Hills, Nagaroor, Attingal, Thiruvananthapuram - 695102
Ph: 0470 2775500, 99470 55330 | E-mail: [email protected], Web: www.riet.edu.in
STUDENT’S
HANDBOOK 2019 - 2020
STUDENT’S
HANDBOOK 2020 - 2021
STUDENT’S HANDBOOK 2020 - 2021
(Approved by AICTE and Affiliated to APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University )
Rajadhani Hills, Nagaroor, Attingal, Thiruvananthapuram - 695102
Ph: 0470 2775500, 99470 55330 |
E-mail: [email protected], Web: www.riet.edu.in
Approval & Affiliation: RIET is approved by AICTE (All India Council
for Technical Education) and is affiliated to APJ Abdul Kalam
Technological University, Thiruvananthapuram for conducting
B.Tech, M.Tech, RIHMCT, Diploma and MBA programmes.
Vision
• To Groom the Youth as Innovative, Creative and Empathetic
Technologists, Managers and Entrepreneurs for Social
Transformation.
Mission
• To encourage holistic development of students with a well
balanced and student-centric curricular, co-curricular and
extra-curricular activities.
• To promote ethical and value oriented research and
consultancy among students and faculty members for social
transformation.
• To engage collaborations with R&D organizations,
Governmental Agencies, Engineering and Business
Enterprises for teaching, research and consultancy.
To be signed by Student and Parent and submit to the Department.
PIN Code:
PIN Code:
Mobile Number in case of Emergency
Parent /
We agree to abide by all rules and regulations of the college
PIN Code:
PIN Code:
Mobile Number in case of Emergency
Parent /
To be signed by Student and Parent and submit to the Department.
We agree to abide by all rules and regulations of the college
INDEX
1 College Prayer 1
2 RIET Oath 2
3 Welcome Message 3
4 Campus - Guide 4
5 List of Activities Approved by KTU 27
6 Programme Outcomes (POs) 31
7 Programme Specific Outcomes (PSOs) 32
8 S1/S2 subjects 36
9 Class Timings 37
10 UG & PG Departments 37
11 Labs & Workshops 37
12 Library & Digital Resources 37
13 Employability Skills Acquisition 38
14 Co-Curricular Activities 38
15 Clubs & Associations 38
16 National Service Scheme (NSS) 39
17 National Cadet Corps (NCC) 39
18 Disruptive Ideas Labs (DIL) 40
19 Finishing School 40
20 Gate Coaching 40
21 Centres For Excellence 40
22 Staff Advisors 41
23 Performance, Counselling & Mentoring (PCM) 42
24 Parent Teachers Student (PTS) Meetings 42
25 Career Guidance & Placement Cell (CGPU) 42
26 RIETAA (RIET Alumni Association) 43
27 Food Court 43
28 Cafeteria 43
29 Common Rooms 43
30 Store 43
31 Hostels 44
32 Guest House 44
33 College Buses 44
34 College Website and Facebook Page 44
35 SMS Notifications 44
36 Administrative Office 44
37 College Rules & Regulations 45
38 Bus Routes 57
39 Important Contact Numbers & Emails 65
40 List of Staff Advisors 67
41 KTU - Academic Calendar 69
42 Time Table 75
43 National Anthem 76
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RIET OATH
• I student of RIET solemnly pledge myself to consecrate
my life to the service of humanity by the Grace of God
• I will give my parents and teachers the respect and gratitude
which is their due
• My greatest friend will be great scientific and technological
minds good teachers and good books
• I realise that I have to set a great technological goal that will
lead me to think high and work hard to realise the goal
• I firmly believe that no problem can defeat me I will become
the captain of the problem defeat the problem and succeed
• I will work and work for removing the problems faced by
our earth through the application of science and
technology
• My National Flag flies in my heart and I will bring glory to my
Nation
• I take this oath solemnly freely and upon my honour
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WELCOME MESSAGE
Congratulations for choosing engineering for your degree program! We
appreciate you for choosing Rajadhani Institute of Engineering &
Technology (RIET), which is rated as one of the best engineering colleges in
Kerala for its infrastructure and future-oriented outlook. We take great
pleasure in continuously making RIET a truly unique organization of
technical education and training, knowledge building, knowledge sharing,
prosperity, harmony and mutual recognition with underlying aim to
promote Technical and Management Education. This is backed up by our
management philosophy which we call the ATOP (A Team of Professionals)
working ASAP (As SMART As Possible).
Human race is passing through an era of technological disruptions;
undoubtedly engineers will hold the key for the future. Technology agents
like engineers must not only learn how to live with the latest technological
discoveries but also use these technological advancements to solve age-old
and new problems alike. RIET have been the hub of such technological
advancements through its innovative and entrepreneurial promotion
initiatives.
At RIET, we strive not just to equip our students with their chosen
engineering field's fundamentals, but also to make them competent users
and developers of technology to generate solutions that address local and
national needs. In addition to KTU-mandated curricula, we have included
employability skilling programs and certificate courses to prepare our
graduates to excel in various fields of specialization. This handbook intends
to provide detailed information on B.Tech Degree Programme, facilities, KTU
curriculum, college rules and more. Please read thoroughly and make your
parent also read this handbook. In case you need additional information
please talk to your Staff Advisor or Head of the Department.
Again, congratulations on the acceptance and selection of RIET. We hope
that you will do what is best for you, stay positive, stay focused, and
contribute to the benefit of others.
RIET Team
Good luck !
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CAMPUS GUIDE
i. Backup Power Room
ii. Apple Authorized Training
Centre for Education
iii. Mini Auditorium
GROUND FLOOR
I. Helpdesk
ii. Lobby
iii. Visitor's Lounge
iv. General Manager,
Administration's Office
v. Career Guidance & Placement
Unit
vi. Seminar Hall
vii. Rajadhani - Disruptive Idea Lab
(R-DIL)
viii. Computer Centre
ix. IEDC & Start-ups
FIRST FLOOR
i. Chairman's Atrium
a. Lobby
b. Office
c. Conference Hall
ii. Director, Admin /Associate Director's Office
iii. Sick Room
iv. Director's Office
v. Principal's Office
a. Lobby
b. Office
c. Conference Hall
vi. RIET Administration Office
vii. Vice Principal's Office
viii. Computer Lab I
ix. Computer Lab II
SECOND FLOOR
i. RIHMCT
ii. Central Library
THIRD FLOOR
i. Diploma
ii. Common Room (boys)
FOURTH FLOOR
I. Department of Computer
Science & Engineering
ii. HoD & Faculty Area
iii. Lecture Halls/Seminar Halls
iv. Microprocessor Lab /
Mechanical CAD Lab
v. Advanced Software
Development Lab
vi. Computer Hardware Interfacing
Lab
vii. Language Lab
FIFTH FLOOR
i. Department of Electronics &
Communication Engineering
ii. HoD & Faculty Area
iii. Lecture Halls/ Seminar halls
iv. DIC Lab / AIC Lab
v. Electronic Circuit Lab/ Electronic
Device Lab
vi. Common Room (Girls)
BASEMENT
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SIXTH FLOOR
I. Department of Electrical &
Electronics Engineering
ii Department of Applied Science
iii. HoD & Faculty Area
iv. Lecture Halls/ Seminar Halls
v. DST Lab / EPD Lab / E Lab
vi. Communication Engineering
Lab / Communication System
SEVENTH FLOOR
I. Department of Civil Engineering
ii. HoD & Faculty Area
iii. Lecture Halls/ Seminar Halls
EIGHTH FLOOR
i. Director, RBS Office
ii. HoD & Faculty Area
iii. Director's Laungue
iv. Ps to Director, RBS
v. Department of Business
Administration
vi. Ideation Room / Department
Library (MBA)
vii. Digital Class Room / Lecture
Halls/Seminar Halls
viii. Main Auditorium
NINTH FLOOR
i. Brain – Gym
ii. MBA Lecture Halls
BLOCK II
i. Department of Mechanical
Engineering
ii. HoD & Faculty Area
iii. ME Lecture Halls / Seminar Halls
iv. Department of Aeronautical
Engineeing
v. HoD & Faculty Area
vi. AE Lecture Halls / Seminar Halls
vii. IRM - TCS Exam Centre.
viii. Engineering Workshops
BLOCK I
i. Engineering Workshops
ii. Central Computing Facility
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1. Salient features of the B.Tech Programme.
B.Tech degree programme is a credit based one, having a normal
duration of four academic years, spanning eight semesters. The
maximum duration for a student to complete the programme is six
academic years spanning twelve semesters.
2. Admission
I). Admission policy, eligibility for admission and admission
procedure shall be decided by the University or the competent
statutory authority for admissions from time to time.
ii) If at any time after admission, it is found that a candidate has not
fulfilled any of the requirements stipulated by the University or the
statutory body concerned, the Vice Chancellor may revoke the
admission of the candidate and report the matter to the BOG.
iii) No student shall be permitted, under any circumstances, to change
the branch/stream to which he/she is admitted by the competent
authority for admission.
iv) A student admitted to a particular institute shall continue studying
in that institute till the completion of the course, unless he/she is
permitted an inter college transfer as per R9.1 to 9.12.
3. B. Tech Programme Structure
i) The duration of the B.Tech. Program shall be 4 years (8 semesters)
ii) The maximum duration shall be six academic years spanning 12
semesters.
st st iii) Every academic year shall have two semesters “1 July to 31 st thDecember (Odd semester)” and “1 January to 30 June (Even
semester)”. Each semester shall have minimum of 72 working days.
The vacation of the faculty and staff shall be as per the Government
orders from time to time.
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iv). Every branch of the B.Tech Program shall have a curriculum and
syllabi for the courses approved by the Academic Council. Syllabus
for any course shall be normally modified / updated once in four
years. However, innovative elective courses can be included and
when required, on the recommendations of the respective Board of
Studies and subject to the approval of the Academic Council. All
revisions shall be based only on the recommendations of the Board
of Studies concerned.
v). The academic programs of the University follow the credit
system. The general pattern is as below:
1 Hr. Lecture (L) per week 1 credit
1 Hr. Tutorial (T) per week 1 credit
1 to 2 Hours Practical(P) per week 1 credit
3 to 4 Hours Practical(P) per week 2 credit
The workload of a faculty member shall be the actual number of hours
engaged by the faculty member.
vi). The curriculum of any branch of the B.Tech. Program shall have a
total of 160 academic credits and 2 additional pass/fail credits.
vii). Every course of B. Tech. Program shall be placed in one of the
nine categories as listed in table below.
1 Humanities and Social Sciences including HSMC 8
Management courses
2 Basic Science courses BSC 26
3 Engineering Science courses including ESC 22
workshop, drawing, basics of electrical/
mechanical/computer etc
4 Professional core courses PCC 76
5 Professional Elective courses relevant to PEC 15
chosen specialization/branch
6 Open subjects – Electives from other technical OEC 03
and / or emerging subjects as specified
in the curriculum concerned.
Category Code Breakup of Credits
Sl. No.
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viii) No semester shall have more than six lecture-based courses and
two laboratory and/or drawing/seminar/project courses in the
curriculum.
Credit per semester shall not be less than 15 or greater than 25 and
cumulative credits shall not be less than 162.
ix) The medium of instruction shall be English. All examinations,
project/seminar reports and presentations shall be in English.
4. Curriculum & Way Forward
i) Every branch of study in the B.Tech programme will have a
curriculum, list of courses, syllabi and course plans approved by the
Academic Committee of the University.
ii) Courses are categorized as Core Theory (CT), Core Practical (CP)
and Electives (EL).
iii) Each course has a course number. Course number includes the
offering department or knowledge segment code and a three digit
number. Knowledge segment code is used when a course is offered
by any one or more departments with the same course content and
syllabus.
iv) Curriculum and Syllabi are available in the KTU website
(www.ktu.edu.in).
v) Please note that each course is given an Examination Slot (A, B,
C……..) in the curriculum. This is for simplifying the End-Semester
examination schedule. The semester examination schedule will
give only the date and the corresponding slot, not the subjects. All
subjects that are listed under Slot A will have the examination on
that day. Please note the courses you are attending and their slots.
Category Code Breakup of Credits
Sl. No.
7 Project work, seminar and internship in PROJ 10
industry or elsewhere
8 Mandatory Courses [Environmental Sciences, MC Non
credit Induction training, Indian Constitution,
Essence of Indian Traditional Knowledge]
9 Mandatory Student Activities (Pass/Fail) SA 2
Total Credits 162
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vi) Core courses, Prerequisites and Electives
• All courses listed in the curriculum, other than the electives, are
core courses. Earning credits in the core courses is mandatory
for the B. Tech. degree.
• If a student fails in an elective course, he/she can change the
elective course with the permission of the faculty advisor
concerned.
• For some courses there could be a prerequisite course
completion/registration requirement. The prerequisite course
will be mentioned in the syllabus.
5. Academic Monitoring and Student Support.
i) Advisory System: There shall be one Senior Faculty Advisor (SFA) for
a class and a faculty advisor (FA) each for 25 to 35 students in the
class. The Principal shall assign a regular faculty member with
minimum five years of experience as the Senior Faculty Advisor
(SFA) in discussion with the Head of Department concerned.
ii) The documents regarding all academic and non academic matters
of students under an advisory group shall be kept under the
custody of Faculty Advisor/Senior Faculty Advisor.
iii) All requests/applications from a student or parent to higher offices
are to be forwarded/recommended by his/her Faculty Advisor/
Senior Faculty Advisor. Students and parents shall first approach
their Faculty Advisor/ Senior Faculty Advisor for all kinds of advices,
clarifications and permissions on academic matters. It is the official
responsibility of the institution to provide the required guidance,
clarifications and advices to the students and parents strictly based
on the prevailing academic regulations.
iv) The SFA shall arrange separate or combined meetings with
advisors; course faculty, Parents and students as and when required
and discuss the academic progress of students under their advisory
group. The Senior Faculty Advisor/ Faculty Advisor shall also offer
guidance and help to solve the issues on academic and non-
academic matters including personal issues of the students in their
advisory group. Advisory meetings shall preferably be convened:
1. Immediately after the commencement of the semester.
2. Immediately after announcing the marks of first internal
evaluation test.
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The internal marks, activity points earned during the semester and
eligibility of attendance shall be uploaded in the University portal only
after displaying the same in the department notice board at least for two
working days. This is for the information and feed back of the students.
Any concerns raised by the students regarding attendance and internal
marks and activity points shall be looked into in the combined meetings
of advisors, course faculty and the students concerned. The principal/
HoD shall ensure the proper redressal of the concerns raised by the
students regarding internal assessment and attendance. The FA/SFA
shall be the custodian of the minutes and action taken reports of the
advisory meetings.
v) The SFA shall get the minutes and action taken reports of advisory
meetings approved by the Head of Department and the Principal. It
shall be the duty of the HoD and the Principal to produce it before
the University as and when required.
vi) The FA/SFA shall keep a hard copy of the consolidated statement of
attendance, activity points and internal marks of the students in
their advisory group. It shall be kept with the HoD without fail for all
sorts of inspections.
vii) Regular communication with the parents of students in respect of
progress in academic matters and other general issues shall be the
responsibility of the Senior Faculty Advisor/ Faculty Advisor.
viii) The Principal shall inform/forward all regulations, guide lines,
communications, announcements etc issued by the University
regarding student academic and other matters to the HoDs/ Senior
Faculty Advisors for information and timely action.
ix) It shall be the official responsibility of the Principal to arrange
necessary orientation programmes to the HoDs, SFAs and SAs
regarding student counseling, the prevailing University norms,
regulations, guidelines and procedures on all academic and other
University related matters.
6. Assessment
i) There shall be End Semester Examinations (ESE) in every semester
for all courses as prescribed under the respective curriculum, except
the Lab/ workshops courses for 1 & 2 semesters. The End Semester
Examinations shall be conducted by the University. Semester
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classes shall be completed at least ten days before the
commencement of the End Semester Examination.
ii). The End Semester Examinations (ESE) shall be held twice in a year –
May/June session (for even semesters) and November/ December
session (for odd semesters). However, the End Semester
Examinations of the VII and VIII Semesters shall be conducted in
both the sessions.
Candidates in each semester shall be evaluated both by Continuous
Internal Evaluation (CIE) and End Semester Examinations (ESE). The ratio of
Continuous Internal Evaluation (CIE) to End Semester Examinations (ESE)
shall be as below :
1. Theory Courses : 1 : 2
2. Laboratory Courses : 1 : 1
3. Project : CIE only
4. Seminar : CIE only
Continuous Internal Evaluation (CIE)): The Continuous Internal Evaluation
shall be on the basis of the day-to-day work, periodic tests (minimum two in
a semester) and assignments (minimum two). The faculty member (s)
concerned shall carry out the Continuous Internal Evaluation (CIE) for the
course allotted to him/her. The CIE marks for individual subjects shall be
computed by giving weightage to the following parameters unless
otherwise specified in the curriculum.
Course Attendance Tests Assignment/ Class work/ Course project.
Theory 20% 50% 30%
Drawing/ Practical 20% 40% 40%
There shall be minimum two internal evaluation tests, each of 2hrs
duration. Each test shall cover 50% of the syllabus and shall be for 50marks.
Retest shall be permitted to the students who could not appear for the
internal tests due to genuine grounds. Three days shall be utilised for
conducting the internal evaluation test.
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a. Work assessed by the project guide – 30%
b. Three member Continuous Internal Evaluation
Committee – 40% (Guide shall be one member in
the CIE committee)
Project work c. Final Evaluation by a three member Committee
comprising of the department project coordinator,
guide and an external expert. The external expert
shall be an academician or from industry. The
industry expert is preferred : 30%
d. One third of the project credit shall be completed
in VII semester and two third in VIII semester.
Seminar The report and the presentation shall be evaluated by a
team of internal members comprising three senior
faculty members based on the style of presentation,
technical content, adequacy of reference, depth of
knowledge and overall quality of the report.
a) Attendance : 10%
b) Guide : 20%
c) Technical content : 30%
d) Presentation : 40%
The CIE marks for the attendance (20%) for each theory, practical and
drawing shall be awarded in full, only if the candidate has secured 90%
attendance or above in the subject. If a student has attendance for a subject
below 90%, reduction in the marks for the attendance shall be made
proportionally. The CIE marks obtained by the student for all subjects in a
semester are to be published at least 5 days before the commencement of
the University examinations. Duty leave shall be accounted for awarding the
internal marks for attendance.
v) Students, who have completed a course but could not write the end
semester examination, shall be awarded “I' Grade, provided they
meet other eligibility criteria (R6.6). They shall register (exam
registration) and appear for the end semester examination at the
next opportunity and earn the credits without having to register
(course registration) for the course again.
vi) The main eligibility criteria for registering to the End Semester
Examination are attendance in the course and no pending
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disciplinary action. The minimum attendance for appearing for the
End Semester Examination is 75% in each course. Students who do
not meet these eligibility criteria are awarded an FE grade.
vii) The students with FE grade shall register for the courses during the
normal semesters in which the courses are offered. However, for the
seventh and eighth semester FE grade students can register for the
courses in the next immediate chance, if offered by their institute.
viii) A student who does not register for all the courses listed in the
curriculum for a semester shall not be eligible to enroll for the next
higher semester.
ix) The maximum number of credits a student can register (course
registration) for, in a semester is limited to 08 credits in excess of the
total mandatory credits allotted in the curriculum for that semester.
x) A student will be eligible for the award of B. Tech. Degree of the
University on satisfying the following requirements:
1. Fulfilled all the curriculum requirements within the stipulated
duration of the course.
2. Earned the required minimum credits as specified in the
curriculum for the branch of study.
3. No pending disciplinary action.
xi) Students registered for a course have to attend the course regularly
and undergo the Continuous Internal Evaluation (CIE) and appear
for the End Semester Examinations (ESE). Credits for the course are
deemed to be earned only on getting at least a pass grade 'P' or
better in the composite evaluation.
xii) Pass minimum for a course shall be 40% for the End Semester
Examination and 50% of CIE and ESA put together. Letter grade 'F'
will be awarded to the student for a course if either his/her mark for
the End Semester Examination (ESE) is below 40 % or the overall
mark [Continuous Internal Evaluation (CIE) + End Semester
Examination (ESE)] is below 50 %.
xiii) Students who received F grade in an End Semester Examination
shall have to appear for the End Semester Examination at the next
opportunity and earn the credits. They shall not be permitted to
register for the course again.
xiv) Continuous Internal Evaluation mark percentage shall not exceed
30% over the End Semester Examination mark %. CIE marks
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awarded to a student shall be normalised accordingly. For example
if the end semester mark % is 40, then the maximum eligible CIE
mark % is 40+30 = 70 %.)
xv) Grading is based on the overall % marks obtained by the student in
a course, as given in 6.16. The grade card shall only give the grades
against the courses the student has registered. Semester grade card
shall give the grade for each registered course, Semester Grade
Point Average (SGPA) for the semester as well as Cumulative Grade
Point Average (CGPA).
xvi) Grade and Grade Points
Grades Grade
Point (GP) % of Total Marks
obtained in the course
S 10 90% and above
A+ 9.0 85% and above but less than 90%
A 8.5 80% and above but less than 85%
B+ 8.0 75% and above but less than 80%
B 7.5 70% and above but less than 75%
C + 7.0 65% and above but less than 70%
C 6.5 60% and above but less than 65%
D 6.0 55% and above but less than 60%
P (Pass) 5.5 50% and above but less than 55%
F (Fail) 0 Below 50% (CIE + ESE) or Below
40 % for ESE
FE 0 Failed due to lack of eligibility
criteria (R6.6)
I 0 Could not appear for the end
semester examination but fulfills
the eligibility criteria.
First Class with Distinction CGPA 8.0 and above
First Class CGPA 6.5 and above
Classification of B. Tech Degree.
Equivalent percentage mark shall be = 10 * CGPA – 2.5
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xvii) Minimum Cumulative Credit Requirements for Registering to
Higher Semesters
xviii). There is no provision for improving the grade. However,
the student is permitted to check the answer books of the
End Semester Examination after the results are declared, on payment of the
prescribed fee. Any discrepancy in evaluation could be brought to the notice
of the Controller of Examination, who shall initiate appropriate action as per
the University Examination Manual.
xix). The students can apply for revaluation of the answer books of the
end semester examination after the results are declared. The final
mark awarded will be the better of the two marks. If the difference
in marks obtained in revaluation and the original valuation is more
than 15% of the maximum marks, it shall be sent for third valuation.
The final mark shall then be the average of the closer of the two
marks obtained in the three valuations to the advantage of the
student or the mark obtained in the original valuation whichever is
higher. The Controller of Examination shall examine such cases and
conduct proper enquiry to see whether any of the examiners is
responsible for negligent valuation of answer script and initiate
suitable action as per the University Examination Manual.
Semester Allotted Credits
Cumulative Credits
Minimum Cumulative Credits required
for B. Tech
Minimum Cumulative Credits required forB. Tech Lateral Enrty.
First 17 17 Not Applicable Not Applicable
Second 21 38 Not Insisted Not Insisted
Third 22 60 Not Insisted Not Insisted
Fourth 22 82 Not Insisted Not Insisted
Fifth 23 105 21 Credits from Not Insisted
S1& S2
Sixth 24 129 Not Insisted Not Insisted
Seventh 15 144 47 Credits from 09 Credits from
S1 to S4 S3 to S4
Eight 16 160 Not Insisted Not Insisted
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xx). Grade cards shall be made available in the student login for the
registered courses, in every semester. On earning the required
credits for the degree, the University will issue the final
consolidated grade sheet for the B. Tech program including CGPA
xxi). Calculation of SGPA/CGPA
Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA) and Cumulative Grade Point
Average (CGPA) are calculated as follows.
SGPA = Σ(Ci×GPi)/ΣCi, where 'Ci' is the credit assigned for a
course and 'GPi' is the grade point for that course. Summation is
done for all courses specified in the curriculum of that semester.
The failed and incomplete courses shall also be considered in the
calculation.
CGPA = Σ(Ci×GPi)/ΣCi , where 'Ci' is the credit assigned for a course
and 'GPi' is the grade point for that course. Summation is done for
all courses specified in the curriculum up to that semester for which
the 'CGPA' is needed. Here the failed courses shall also be
accounted.CGPA for the B. Tech programme is arrived at by
considering all course credits that are needed for the degree and
their respective grade points.
For students admitted under lateral entry scheme, credits for the
first and second semester courses shall not be accounted for the
calculation of CGPA.
Equivalent percentage mark shall be = 10 * CGPA – 2.5
xxii). Any act of violation of University directions, indiscipline,
misbehavior, or unfair practice in examinations from the part of
students, faculty members, staff, institution, management or any
other source shall be viewed very seriously. It is the legal
responsibility of the principal and the college management to see
that the examinations are conducted strictly as per the directions of
the University and as specified in the examination Manual.
Malpractices in examinations observed or reported by an official
employed by the University, faculty member, invigilator or
anybody shall be immediately reported to the Principal. The
principal shall in turn conduct a preliminary enquiry giving the
student concerned a chance to explain his/her case. The Principal
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shall then forward the case with his/her preliminary enquiry report
and remarks to the Controller of Examinations along with all
related documents and evidences within two working days. The
Controller of examination shall decide the course of action on the
issue as per the prescribed norms in the University Examination
Manual.
xxiii). A student shall earn 2 credits by actively involving in co – curricular
and extra – curricular activities as per the guidelines issued by the
University from time to time. On getting minimum 100 activity
points the student passes the course and earns the two credits
which shall not be counted for the calculation of CGPA
but mandatory for the award of the Degree. For the students
admitted under lateral entry scheme the 2 credits shall be
considered to be earned on getting 75 activity points. The students
are required to keep a file containing documentary proofs
of activities done by him/her attested by the Senior Faculty
Advisor/ Faculty Advisor.
7. Break of Study
1. A student is permitted to avail break of study:
i) In case of accident or serious illness needing prolonged
hospitalization and rest.
ii) In case the student has a bright idea and would like to initiate a
start-up venture or develop a product.
iii) In case of any personal reasons that need a break in study.
iv) For internship leading to employment.
For break of study due to illness, student shall submit all necessary
medical reports together with the recommendation of the doctor treating
him giving definite reasons for break of study and its duration. Before joining
back, the student should submit the fitness certificate from the doctor who
treated him.
Students who want to initiate a start-up venture or a product
development, have to 11submit a project report, clearly indicating the
purpose, action plan, technical details, funding details and future plans to
the college Principal. The Principal shall evaluate the proposal by
constituting an expert team consisting of a technocrat and a bank executive
and take an appropriate decision based on the team's recommendation. The
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break of study for the start up shall be permitted only after the 4th semester
for a maximum duration of two semesters. This is however permitted only on
successfully completing the courses listed out in the first two semesters.
Students who require a break in study due to personal reasons shall
convince the Principal on the genuine need for it by giving authentic
evidence for the same. Students who require break in study for 'internship
leading to employment' shall produce the offer letter obtained from the
employer concerned. The principal shall verify the authenticity of the offer
and submit his recommendation to the University sufficiently in advance for
approval. Only campus placed students with an annual compensation more
than 6 lakhs are eligible to avail this facility.
In the semester system followed by the University, break of study for an
academic year is the preferred option than break of study for a semester
The student can avail the break of study only with the prior approval of
the University. The Principal shall upload the request of the student with all
relevant documents to the University portal for the approval with his/her
recommendations.
Students shall have to rejoin on the first working day of the same
semester on which he/she had started availing the break of study.
8. Attendance
i) Students are expected to attain 100% attendance for all courses.
However, under unavoidable circumstances they are permitted to
avail leave. Total leave of absence shall not exceed 25% of the
academic contact hours for a course and 75% attendance is
mandatory for registering to the end semester examination.
On medical ground the college Principal can relax the
minimum attendance requirement to 60%, to write the end
semester examination. This is permitted for one or more
courses registered in the semester. Principal shall keep all
records which led to his decision on attendance, for verification by
the Academic Auditors/ University officials. This provision is
applicable only to any two semesters during the entire
program period.
In case of prolonged illness, break of study is permitted
ii) The Principals are authorized to grant attendance relaxation (duty
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leave) to the students in officially sponsored national level
competitions/championships/ tournaments when called upon to
do so, up to a maximum of 10%. Such students should produce the
participation certificate countersigned by the University Sports
Coordinator/ the Director of Physical Education in the case of
sports activities and the Senior Faculty Advisor in the case of other
extracurricular activities: within ten days of the event.
The participation certificate thus produced shall be forwarded to
the Principal with the due recommendation of the respective Head
of the Department. Under any circumstances, the principal
shall not consider the certificate if the overall attendance of the
candidate is less than 60%. Late applications received shall
not be considered on any account. The student shall get official
prior permission from the University for representing
the University.
iii) The Principals are authorized to grant attendance relaxation (duty
leave) to the students for organizing extra/ co-curricular activities,
up to a maximum of 05%. Such students should produce the
required documents countersigned by the University Sports
Coordinator/ the Director of Physical Education in the case of
sports activities and the Senior Faculty Advisor in the case of other
extra/ co-curricular activities: within ten days of the events. The
documents thus produced shall be forwarded to the Principal with
the due recommendation of the respective Head of the
Department. Under any circumstances, the principal shall not
consider the documents, if the overall attendance of the candidate
is less than 60%. Late applications received shall not be considered
on any account.
9. Migration from other Universities
i) Migration to the University from other Universities shall be
permitted only if the parent University and the APJ Abdul Kalam
Technological University enters into a bipartite agreement/ MoU
for this purpose. However, this condition is not applicable to the
students in any of the Engineering colleges/ institutions, which,
before the commencement of KTU Act remained affiliated to
Universities except Deemed to be Universities in the State of Kerala.
ii) The student shall be permitted to migrate only if he/she fulfills the
University eligibility criteria for admission to the course applied for
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migration.
iii) The migration shall be permitted only up to the fifth semester of the
B. Tech program and half the duration of the program in the case of
other programs.
iv) The admission shall be offered on migration basis through lateral
transfer of credits. Lateral credit transfer shall be as recommended
by the concerned Board of Studies.
v) The students shall be allowed to migrate to the University subject to
satisfying the rules and regulations of the University as regards to,
maximum number of backlogs, grade points, minimum credit
requirement for promotion to higher semesters, etc.
vi) The student shall be offered admission in any of the affiliated
colleges/institutions of the University subject to availability of
seats. The student shall produce no objection certificate from the
concerned college/institute in this regard.
vii) The students offered admission shall have to take transitory
courses/ additional courses of the previous semesters to satisfy the
program requirement as recommended by the concerned board of
studies.
viii) The students offered admission shall pay the migration fees and
the University fees as prescribed by the University. The application
processing fee (University fee) shall be Rs 5000/- (Rupees five
thousand only) and the migration fees shall be Rs 20000/- (Rupees
twenty thousand only). The migration fee is charged for the
meeting expenses of the concerned Board of studies to decide on
the student suitability for migration and to recommend the
transitory courses/ additional courses to be done by the student
to fulfill the academic requirement of the University. The
processing fee shall be paid along with the application, and the
migration fee shall be paid to the University at the time of
offering admission. The fee once paid shall not be refunded
under any circumstances. The students in any of the Engineering
colleges / institutions, which, before the commencement of KTU
Act remained affiliated to Universities except Deemed to be
Universities in the State of Kerala, are exempted from paying the
processing fee and the migration fee.
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ix) The migrated students shall follow the rules and regulations of the
University.
x) The students offered admission shall produce a migration
certificate from the parent University at the time of admission.
xi) The student offered admission shall produce a character certificate
from the parent institute/University at the time of admission.
xii) Regulations, Scheme and Syllabus of the respective specialization
attested by the Registrar of the parent University or equivalent
authority shall be submitted to the University along with the
application seeking migration to the University.
xiii) Attested copies of all certificates and mark lists from 10thonwards
shall be submitted along with the application for migration
(Original certificates and mark lists shall be produced as and when
required by the University).
xiv) Assessment of the student suitability for migration in terms of
programs, backlogs, grade points, credit requirements, etc shall be
done by the concerned Board of Studies.
xv) Assessment of the transitory courses/ additional courses to be
done by the student as per the academic requirement of the
University shall be as recommended by the concerned Board of
Studies.
10. Minor in Engineering
i) All B. Tech students shall be eligible to register for Minor in
Engineering.
ii) The Minor in Engineering registration shall be along with the
registration of the 3rd semester.
iii) If a student fails in any course of the minor, he/she shall not be
eligible to continue the B.Tech Minor. However, the additional
credits and grades thus far earned by the student shall be included
in the grade card but shall not be considered in calculating
the CGPA.
iv) The student shall earn additional 20 credits to be eligible for the
award of B. Tech Degree with Minor.
v) Out of the 20 Credits, 12 credits shall be earned by undergoing a
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minimum of three courses, during the specified period. The total
number of contact hours for these three courses shall be 126 Hrs
(42Hrs/course). The duration of a course shall be minimum 14
weeks. The remaining 8 credits could be acquired through two
MOOCs recommended by the Board of studies and approved by
the Academic Council.
vi) Curriculum and the syllabus of the three courses shall be approved
by the Board of studies and the Academic Council.
vii) The assessment of the courses other than MOOCs and earning of
credits shall be as per R6.1 to R6.23. The assessment and
certification of the MOOCs shall be as per the prescribed norms
of the MOOCs. The candidate shall produce the certification
issued by the MOOCs conducting agency in proof of credit
attainment.
viii) Under graduate Degree with minor shall be issued by
the University to the students who fulfill all the academic
eligibility requirements for the B. Tech program and Minor in
Engineering.
11. B. Tech (Honours)
i) All B. Tech students are eligible to register B.Tech (Honours).
However, their mandatory CGPA at the end of eighth semester shall
be 8.5 or higher to be eligible for the award of B. Tech (Honours).
ii) The B. Tech (Honours) registration shall be along with the
registration of the 4th semester.
iii) If a student fails in any course including the course chosen for B.
Tech (Honours), he/she shall not be eligible to continue the B.Tech
(Honours). However, the additional credits thus far earned by the
student shall be included in the grade card but shall not be
considered in calculating the CGPA.
iv) The student shall earn additional 20 credits to be eligible for the
award of B. Tech (Honours) Degree.
v) Out of the 20 Credits, 12 credits shall be earned by undergoing
minimum three specified B. Tech (Honours) Elective courses of
the respective stream. Credits for the B. Tech (Honours) Elective
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courses are deemed to be earned only on getting at least a
grade ‘C’ or better in the composite evaluation. A student shall
not be permitted to select the normal elective courses of the
respective B. Tech programs for attaining the credit
requirements of B. Tech (Honours). The remaining 8 credits
could be acquired through two MOOCs of the respective
streams recommended by the Board of studies and approved
by the Academic Council.
vi) The assessment and certification of the MOOCs shall be as per the
prescribed norms of the MOOCs. The candidate shall produce the
certification issued by the MOOCs conducting agency in proof of
credit attainment.
vii) The institutions offering B. Tech Honours programs shall not
charge any additional fee from the students.
vii) B. Tech (Honours) Degree shall be issued by the University to the
students who fulfill all the academic eligibility requirements for the
B. Tech and B. Tech (Honours) programs.
12. Grace Marks for Sports /Arts Competitions.
i) Only bona-fide, regular candidates are eligible for the award of
Grace Marks.
ii) The criterion for the award of Grace Marks is representing the
University in officially sponsored national level competitions/
championships/ tournaments when called upon to do so. The
student shall get official prior permission from the University for
representing the University.
iii) The maximum grace marks that can be awarded to a candidate in a
particular semester for all activities put together shall be 5% of the
aggregate maximum End Semester Examination marks of all theory
courses for which the University conducts End Semester
Examinations.
iv) The maximum grace marks that can be awarded to a student for a
theory course in a particular semester for all activities put together
shall not exceed 10% of the maximum aggregate marks of End
Semester Examination of the course.
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v) The Grace Marks shall not be awarded to a student for Practical/
Lab/ Viva Voce/ internal assessment/ Seminar etc even though
she/he fails for the same.
vi) Eligible Grace Marks shall be distributed equally on all theory
papers/courses of an examination. However, re – distribution of
Grace Marks shall be allowed only in the case of those courses of an
examination for which the candidate has passed. Rec distribution is
possible from passed courses to failed courses only. Re-
distribution of Grace Marks is not permissible from failed courses
to other courses for a pass.
vii) The Grace Marks shall be awarded for all theory papers/courses/
subjects in a semester.
viii) Re- distribution shall be done only for enabling a candidate to
obtain the minimum marks required for a pass.
ix) Grace Marks shall not be re – distributed from one semester to
another semester.
x) If the candidate does not secure the minimum marks required for a
pass even after effecting re- distribution, eligible moderation fixed
by the respective board if any, shall be awarded to that candidate in
addition to the Grace Marks for a pass.
xi) Eligible Grace Marks shall be awarded for the regular examination
of the performing semester only. Grace Marks shall not be awarded
for supplementary examinations.
xii) The performing semester shall be considered from 1st July to 31st
December (Odd semester) and 1stJanuary to 30thJune (Even Semester).
xiii) Grace Marks shall be awarded on the basis of performance in the
respective semester.
xiv) The request for Grace Marks shall be submitted to the Controller of
Examinations through the principal along with all relevant
documents, within the time limit prescribed by the University. The
request for Grace Marks received after the time limit shall not be
entertained on any account.
xv) Only a single highest achievement during the period of a semester
shall be considered for awarding the grace marks.
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13. Grace Marks for Persons With Disability (PWD)
i) A person with disability means a person suffering from not less
than 40% of any disability as certified by the District Medical Board.
To be eligible for the grace marks, the certificate of disability
specifying the percentage of disability shall be produced before
the Principal at the time of admission.
ii) The Grace Marks that can be awarded for PWD candidates shall be
25% of the marks scored by the candidate in each course at the
time of finalization of the results.
iii) Transfer of marks from one paper to another shall not be permitted.
Fractions of marks if any, while computing the Grace Marks shall be
rounded off to the next higher integer.
iv) PWD candidates who are eligible for Grace Marks shall be awarded
Grace Marks for regular and supplementary chances until they pass
the whole examination.
v) Grace Marks shall be awarded only for the marks of the End
Semester Examinations conducted by the University.
vi) The request for Grace Marks shall be submitted to the Controller of
Examinations through the principal along with all relevant
documents, within the time limit prescribed by the University. The
request for Grace Marks received after the time limit shall not be
entertained on any account.
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14. Academic Calendar
The academic calendar for every academic semester will be published
by the University in its website.
It indicates the commencement of the semester, date of beginning of
instruction, the course registration and enrolment dates, the schedule
for mandatory internal tests for theory courses, dates of completion of
laboratory/practical evaluations, date for finalization of internal marks,
last instruction day in the semester, planned schedule of end semester
examinations and result declaration as well as approved holidays falling
within the semester.
Schedule for the supplementary examinations and result declaration
dates are also included in the calendar. (Refer Page for the Academic
Calendar)
15. Discipline
Every college will have a Student's Welfare Committee and a
Disciplinary Action Committee (DAC), constituted by the Principal of
the college. Each college will have a Grievance Redress and Appeals
Committee constituted by the Principal to address the grievances of
the students and to consider their appeals on any decisions made by
the college.
Breach of guidelines and unfair practices in Examinations will be
viewed seriously and appropriate actions will be taken by the colleges.
16. Ragging
Ragging of any nature is a criminal and non bail able offence.
Involvement in ragging shall lead to stringent punishment, including
imprisonment as per the law of the land. A student, whose
involvement in ragging is established, shall be summarily dismissed
from the college. Each student of the Institute, along with his/her
parent, is required to give an undertaking in this regard and the same is
to be submitted at the time of registration.
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Program Outcomes (POs)
Engineering Graduates will be able to:
PO1. Engineering knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics,
science, engineering fundamentals, and an engineering
specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems.
PO2. Problem analysis: Identify, formulate, review research literature,
and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated
conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences,
and engineering sciences.
PO3. Design/development of solutions: Design solutions for complex
engineering problems and design system components or processes
that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for the
public health and safety, and the cultural, societal, and environmental
considerations.
PO4. Conduct investigations of complex problems: Use research-
based knowledge and research methods including design of
experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the
information to provide valid conclusions.
PO5. Modern tool usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate
techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools
including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities
with an understanding of the limitations.
PO6. The engineer and society: Apply reasoning informed by the
contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and
cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the
professional engineering practice.
PO7. Environment and sustainability: Understand the impact of the
professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts,
and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for sustainable development.
PO8. Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and
responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice.
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PO9. Individual and team work: Function effectively as an individual,
and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary
settings.
PO10. Communication: Communicate effectively on complex
engineering activities with the engineering community and with
society at large, such as, being able to comprehend and write
effective reports and design documentation, make effective
presentations, and give and receive clear instructions.
PO11. Project management and finance: Demonstrate knowledge
and understanding of the engineering and management principles
and apply these to one's own work, as a member and leader in a team,
to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.
PO12. Life-long learning: Recognize the need for, and have the
preparation and ability to engage in independent and life-long
learning in the broadest context of technological change.
PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOMES (PSOS)
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
PSO1: Technical Knowledge – Apply Theoretical and Practical
Knowledge of Science and Technology in Civil Engineering.
PSO2: Application – Identify, Formulate, Analyze and Design
Solutions for the Problems Related to Civil Engineering.
PSO3: Utility – Use Modern Techniques and Procedures in
Infrastructure Development..
PSO4: Societal Focus – Perform Social and Environmental
Accountabilities as Responsible Civil Engineers.
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DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
PSO1 Basics of Technical Knowledge : Demonstrate the Principles and
working of Hardware and Software Aspects of Computer Systems
PSO2 Design & Development of Solution : Familiarise Effective and
Efficient Real Time Solutions using Acquired Knowledge in Various
Domains
PSO3 Product & Software Development : Use Professional
Engineering Practices, Strategies and Tactics for the Development,
Operation and Maintenance of Software
PSO4 Innovation & Life long Learning: Ability to Innovate Advanced
Technologies in the Field of Computer Science
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
1. Basic Engineering knowledge: An ability to apply the knowledge of
mathematics, science and Engineering in all aspects of Electrical
Engineering.
2. Experimental Knowledge: An ability to apply the techniques of
using appropriate tools to investigate, analyze, design, simulate
and/or fabricate/commission complete systems involving
generation, transmission and distribution of electrical energy.
3. Strategic Planning: An ability to plan and design an assess, analyze
and apply advanced control techniques to interconnected electrical
systems and subsystems.
4. Team work: Knowledge of contemporary issues and an ability to
function on multidisciplinary teams to create an electrical system
related to power information and electronic hardware.
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DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION
ENGINEERING
• An ability to apply knowledge of mathematics, science and
.....engineering
• An ability to design and conduct experiments as well as to analyze
.....and interpret data
• An ability to design a system, component, or process to meet
.....desired needs within realistic constraints such as economical,
.....environmental, social, political, ethical, health and safety,
.....manufacturability and sustainability
• An ability to function on multidisciplinary teams
• An ability to identify, formulate and solve engineering problems
• An understanding of professional and ethical responsibility
• An ability to communicate effectively
• An ability to understand the impact of engineering solutions in a
.....global, economic, environmental and societal context
• A recognition of the need for, and an ability to engage in life-long
.....learning
• A knowledge of contemporary issues
• An ability to use the techniques, skills and modern engineering
.....tools necessary for engineering practice
• An ability to do research activities in various areas like VLSI,
.....Embedded systems, Signal processing, Communication etc.
• An ability to use softwares and equipments to analyze and interpret
.....engineering problems
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DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
PSO1 : Engineering Techniques – Familiar with Modern Engineering
Software Tools and Equipments to Analyze Mechanical Engineering
Problems.
PSO2 : Mechanical Design – Design Mechanical Systems/Processes to
meet Desired Specifications and Requirements within Realistic
Constraints.
PSO3 : Managing Efficiency – Develop Capabilities to address the
Challenges in the Energy Sector and Develop Energy Efficient
Systems.
PSO4 : Industrial Application – Manage the Resources in an
Organization more Effectively and Efficiently in the Dynamic
Industrial Environment.
DEPARTMENT OF AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING
Program Specific Outcomes (PSOs)
PSO1: Ability to design a system, component or process to meet
desired needs within realistic constraints such as economic,
environmental, social , political, ethical, health and safety,
manufacturability and sustainability.
PSO2: Ability to use the techniques and skills and modern
engineering tools necessary for engineering practice and research
PSO3: Knowledge of aerodynamics, aerospace materials, structures,
propulsion, flight mechanics and stability and control
PSO4: Knowledge of some topics from orbital mechanics, space
e n v i r o n m e n t , a l t i t u d e d e t e r m i n a t i o n a n d c o n t r o l ,
telecommunications, space structures and rocket propulsion.
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Slot Course No. Subject L-T-P Credits
A MA101 Calculus 3-1-0 4
B
(1/2)
PH100 Engineering Physics 3-1-0 4
CY100 Engineering Chemistry 3-1-0 4
C
(1/2)
BE100 Engineering Mechanics 3-1-0 4
BE110 Engineering Graphics 1-1-3 3
D BE101-0X Introduction to _______ Engineering 2-1-0 3
E BE103 Introduction to Sustainable Engineering 2-0-1 3
CE100 Basics of Civil Engineering 2-1-0 3
F ME100 Basics of Mechanical Engineering 2-1-0 3
(1/4) EE100 Basics of Electrical Engineering 2-1-0 3
EC100 Basics of Electronics Engineering 2-1-0 3
S PH110 Engineering Physics Lab 0-0-2 1
(1/2) CY110 Engineering Chemistry Lab 0-0-2 1
T
(2/4)
CE110/ME110/
EE110/EC110/
CS110/CH110
Basic Engineering Workshops
(CS110 for CS and related branches and
CH110 for CH and related branches only)
0-0-2
+
0-0-2
1
1
U U100 Language lab/CAD Practice/Bridge
Courses/Micro Projects etc 0-0-(2/3)
V
V100 Entrepreneurship/TBI/NCC/NSS/
Physical Edn. etc
0-0-2
Activity points
S1/S2 SUBJECTS
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(1) CLASS TIMINGS
• 8.30 am to 4pm (with two snack-breaks and one lunch break)
• First bell at 8.20 am (all students are expected to be in the campus)
• Second bell at 8.30 am followed by the college prayer and all
students are expected to remaining standing and silent.
(2) UG & PG DEPARTMENTS
B.Tech
• Department of Mechanical Engineering
• Department of Civil Engineering (NBA Accredited)
• Department of Electronics & Communications Engineering
• Department of Computer Science & Engineering
• Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering
• Department of Aeronautical Engineering
M.Tech
• Geotechnical Engineering (Department of Civil Engineering)
MBA
• Department of Business Administration (Rajadhani Business School)
Hotel Management
• Bachelor of Hotel Management & Catering Technology
Diploma Programme
• Civil Engineering
• Electrical and Electronics Engineering
• Electronics and Communication Engineering.
(3) LABS & WORKSHOPS
To put theory into practice, well maintained and equipped labs and
workshops as per AICTE requirements are spread in the main building
and in Workshop Level I & II and are supervised by competent staff.
(4) LIBRARY & DIGITAL RESOURCES
The College library is well equipped with books, industry magazines,
periodicals, national and international research journals to facilitate
under graduate and postgraduate learning and postgraduate research.
The students can access to International and National Journals related
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to engineering and management from well-established online learning
resources like DELNET and J-Gate. (refer page for library rules) 61
(5) EMPLOYABILITY SKILLS ACQUISITION
As we are sailing through the fourth industrial revolution, skilled
workforce plays a key role. With this objective and to elevate skills of
BTech students to global level, RIET offers plethora of add on programs
and courses. These include AutoCAD, SAP (HANA, ABAP) and
Cambridge Business English Course (BEC).
In addition, Apple Authorized Training Center for ducation (the only e
engineering college in Kerala with AATCe Lab) provides training on iOS
and iWork. Please note that these certifications my lead to points gain
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(6) CO CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES AND EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
Co-curricular activities and extra curricular activities at RIET help to
develop various facets of the personality development including
leadership qualities and team spirit. In order to nurture these qualities,
KTU has introduced activity points to be earned by the students during
their academic stay at the affiliated colleges covering extra-curricular
and co-curricular activities. All students have to earn a minimum of 100
activity points from various activity segments listed to qualify for the
BTech degree (please refer the list on page ). At RIET you will get 23
ample opportunities to gain these activity points by participating in
Technology fest (Ithiha), sports and games, cultural activities (Zerron,
Utsavam) and other celebrations of major national festivals. College
magazine provides platform for budding writers and artists.
(7) CLUBS & ASSOCIATIONS
a) CLUBS
1) Nature Club : Members of the Nature Club promote
environment protection, biodiversity and ecological awareness
by organizing debates, discussions, field trips, seminars, and
related activities.
2) Athletics & Sports Club : A healthy mind needs a healthy
body. The club organizes sports and related activities in the
campus and inter-collegiate tournaments every year.
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Membership is open to all. RIET has facilities for football,
Indoor roof top cricket field, table tennis, badminton,
basketball and volleyball.
3) Arts Club : The Arts club organizes and conducts various arts
programmes. The talents of the students are displayed in such
programmes. Celebration of festivals and other cultural events
are also under the purview of this club.
4) Women's Club : Women's club works on gender issues and in
empowering the women of the local community. The students
also realize and are made aware of the problems faced by
women society. Refer talks by invited celebrities are organized
by this club.
b) ASSOCIATIONS
1) Aeronautical Engineering Association
2) Mechanical Engineering Association
3) Civil Engineering Association
4) Electrical & Electronics Engineering Association
5) Electronics & Communication Engineering Association
6) Computer Science & Engineering Association
(8) NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS)
The National Service Scheme was established to have a meaningful
linkage between the campus and the community. The motto of the
National Service Scheme is : 'NOT ME BUT YOU'. This reflects the
essence of deocratic living and upholds the need for selfless service and
appreciation of the other person's point of view and also to show
consideration for fellow human beings. It underlines that the welfare of
an individual is ultimately dependent on the welfare of society on the
whole. Therefore, it should be the aim of the NSS is one of the activities
identified by KTU for student activity points during your stay in college.
The maximum points you can collect from participating in NSS is 60
points and you should be a member of NSS for not less than 2 years.
(9) NATIONAL CADET CORP (NCC)
RIET is committed towards social and national responsibilities; bearing
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this in mind we have registered for NCC. We believe that an individual
will possess an adoring personality only by integrating him/her in
activities like NCC.
The main aim of NCC is to cultivate Unity and Discipline. RIET is well
equipped with infrastructural facilities for NCC training programme and
provides ample opportunities to the cadets by way of conducting firing
camps, drill practices, personality development and voluntary service
programmes.
The objective and vision of our NCC wing is to create awareness among
the student community regarding its importance towards nation
building. Besides an NCC cadet is presented with a plethora of job
opportunities in reputed government and public sector concerns.
(10) DISRUPTIVE IDEAS LABS (DIL)
Disruptive Ideas Lab (DIL) at RIET promotes students to ideate,
conceptualize, design and build tangible outcomes for problems faced
by industries and businesses including start-ups.
Both engineering and management students get access to latest
technology, mentors and co-creators to consult, brainstorm and moon
shot prototypes.
(11) FINISHING SCHOOL
During the final year, students are given a 50 hrs Finishing School
Programme wherein emphasis is given to overall development of the
students Model Tests and Mock Interviews are part of the Finishing
School, where experts from industry interact with the students and
guide them.
(12) GATE COACHING
GATE Score is a pre-requisite for securing admission to P.G and P.h.D
programmes. The industry also prefers candidates with GATE score.
RIET provides GATE coaching for our students.
(13) CENTRES FOR EXCELLENCE
a. Centre for Research & Consultancy : RIET has a strong orientation
towards R & D, aligned to the national and international objectives
of excellence. The Centre for Research & Development undertakes
projects in the areas of Aeronautical, Civil, Mechanical, Electronics
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& Communication, Computer Science and Electrical & Electronics
in collaboration with international research organizations and R &
D laboratories. Students are given opportunity to take part in live
field projects through the centre.
b. Kerala Startup Mission (KSUM) formerly known as Technopark
Technology Business Incubator T-BIC)
Kerala Startup Mission (KSUM) formerly known as 'Technopark
Technology Business Incubator', is the India's first and Most
successful Non Academic Business Incubator, hosted and housed
inside the Asia Largest IT Park Technopark. Technopark Technology
Business Incubator (T-TBI), a joint association of Technopark,
Trivandrum and the Department of Science and Technology (DST),
Government of India, to help the technology business start-ups,
started operation during 2007. KSUM is the pioneer champion
among incubators which functions with a vision to support and
nurture the startups in the state of Kerala. It also is the first non-
academic business incubator. The Technopark TBI spreads over
20,000 sq ft is situated in the lush green and world class IT
infrastructure, The Technopark, the biggest in the continent. Since
launching in 2006, our family includes more than 200+ of India's
most promising startups. (https://startupmission.kerala.gov.in)
d. Ideation & Entrepreneurship Development Cell (IEDC)
IEDC was established in 2016. IEDC Mission is “Develop Institutional
mechanism to create Entrepreneurial culture in academic
Institutions to foster growth of innovation and entrepreneurship
amongst the faculty and students.
The goal of IEDC is to bring out the software/hardware product
which has market value, prepare business plan and to form a
company. Through IEDC students learn the value of product,
costing of the product, marketing strategy, funding and the
process of registration of company. Every year five students
projects are funded by DST.
(14) STAFF ADVISORS
Staff Advisors provide guidance for developing and achieving
meaningful educational, professional, and personal goals. Staff
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advisors engage students in learning, promote students' academic
success, and foster students' personal, ethical, and intellectual growth,
all of to be sensible citizens, leaders, and lifelong learners. Staff advisors
maintain a close relationship with parents. The student's progress in
academic and other areas are monitored and corrected as required.
(Please share the contact details of your staff advisor with your
parents/guardian, which is provided at the end of the hand book)
(15)PERFORMANCE, COUNSELLING & MENTORING (PCM)
Staff Advisors are the prime custodian of every student at college.
Through continuous monitoring, Staff Advisor would be able to guide,
counsel and mentor each student. Be it a career concern, poor academic
performance or a personal issue, Staff Advisors show the student the
right path. Every department at RIET is having a team of Staff Advisors,
under leadership of the Head of the Department who are trained to
handle performance issues, counselling and mentoring. During your
time with RIET, in case you face any unpleasant issue or stress, please
seek help from the Staff Advisor or the PCM Team.
(16)PARENT TEACHERS STUDENT (PTS) MEETINGS
In order to ensure parental engagement in student's academic
achievements, RIET conducts regular Parent Teachers Student (PTS)
meeting after every internal (series) examination. PTS meetings
supplement the information conveyed by report / grade cards by
focusing on students' specific strengths and weaknesses in individual
subjects and generating the level of extra-curricular activities and
employability competencies.
(17)CAREER GUIDANCE & PLACEMENT CELL (CGPU)
As the Chinese saying “to know the path ahead, ask those who are
coming back” interacting with industry experts, career counsellors and
alumni are basic requesters for placement. Placements are increasingly
playing a major role in any higher educational institution of repute.
Since 2009, RIET provides a path for securing jobs for our students in a
systematic and sustained approach. The Career Guidance and
Placement Unit of our college play a vital role in shaping the careers of
our students. RIET attracts some of the best names in the industry who
values the quality of our students. In addition, our alumni who are
working in major organizations also assist us in the placement process.
A fulltime Placement Officer assisted by her team and faculty
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coordinators works in tandem with the departments to help our
students to get placements. Please meet/talk to the Placement Officer
in CGPU, located at the ground floor.
(18)RIETAA (RIET ALUMNI ASSOCIATION)
RIETAA meets every year to celebrate and refresh old relationships and
form new ones. It is an occasion when alumnus gathers at their Alma
Mater, share their career experiences. RIETAA is a platform for networking.
Our proud alumni provide a plethora of opportunities for RIETians like job
referrals, training courses, workshops and internship opportunities.
(19)FOOD COURT
Food court is at the southern building and is bridged with the main
building at third, fourth and fifth floor. The food court serves personalized
choice of food ranging from south Indian, north Indian and Chinese
cuisines. You can order your lunch before 11 am during a working day at
the billing counter and collect it during lunch break. Food is prepared in
our most modern kitchen and is fully automated to ensure hygiene and
taste. Contact the billing counter to understand the menu and daily
specials. In addition, you can have snacks, chocolates, biscuits, fresh and
packed juice and coffee/tea from the billing counter area as well.
(20)CAFETERIA
Cafeteria (R-Cafe) located at the front side, next to Workshop Level I
serves snacks, chocolates, biscuits, fresh and packed juice and coffee/tea.
You can have a quick bite at the cafeteria during your snack breaks.
(21) COMMON ROOMS
Separate common rooms, for boys and girls, are assigned for having
lunch during lunch break. For boys, the common room is in third floor
and for girls the common room is in the fifth floor. All students using the
common rooms are requested to use towels or newspaper to ensure
that no food is spilled on to the floor while eating. Please ensure that
you keep the table, chairs and floor clean, so that other students can
also have their food in a clean environment.
(22) STORE
Campus Stationer located in the ground floor of the food court
provides stationery, basic needs and photocopying facility within the
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campus for the benefit of the students at affordable costs.
(23) HOSTELS
Separate hostels for boys and girls are located at the both sides of the
food court in the same wing. Visitors are allowed only during the
prescribed time and hostellers are directed to strictly adhere to the
hostel rules detailed in Page 58. In case hostellers have queries and
concern, they are directed to talk to Hostel Warden or Asst. Wardens or
the Estate Manager.
(24) GUEST HOUSE
Guest rooms are located at the ground floo and are available for r
parents visiting their wards staying in hostel. Well furnished air-
conditioned rooms are available at nominal charges. Food from food
court is also chargeable separately. However, you need to book before
the proposed visit of your parents through the Estate Manager.
(25) COLLEGE BUSES
We operate college buses from almost all major destinations in
Trivandrum and Kollam districts. For detailed bus routes and boarding
timings, please refer Page . In case you need to request a new stop or
you face any difficulty while using our college bus, please contact the
Vehicle Supervisor or GM (Admin) for their contact details
(26) COLLEGE WEBSITE AND FACEBOOK PAGE
Our website www.riet.edu.in provides up-to-date information on all
activities and events and other happenings in our college. All students
are requested to frequently visit our site for notifications pertaining to
college. You are also requested to follow our FaceBook pages to keep
updated about your college.
(27) SMS NOTIFICATIONS
All students are directed to register their parent's mobile numbers with
their staff advisors to receive important notifications.
(28) ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE
Administrative Office plays a vital role in the smooth administration of
the College and also in the implementation of the directives of the
management with reference to rules and regulations. During working
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hours, Administrative office collects fees, issues certificates, issues fee
structure, distribution of mark lists, university examination registration
and the admin office in the line custodian of student files.
(29) COLLEGE RULES & REGULATIONS
a. General Discipline and Disciplinary Committee
1. All students are required to observe discipline and decorum in
their behavior, both inside and outside the campus, and not to
indulge in any activity which will bring the college into
disrepute.
2. In addition, the following modes of behavior shall constitute
gross indiscipline and be punishable as such:
a. Ragging in any form of fellow students or any other
member of the college community.
b. Verbal and/or physical abuse of any member of the college
community
c. Willful damage of property, including books, belonging to
the college or fellow students
d. Possession and/or consumption and/or distribution of the
drugs, alcohol and smoking in college premises including
college buses & hostels..
e. Disturbing the peace of the college and hostel by noisy and
riotous behavior.
f. Hacking into the college computers' hardware and/or
software.
The above list is neither exhaustive nor exclusive and RIET reserves
the right to consider other indecent and unacceptable acts as gross
indiscipline.
3. All acts of gross indiscipline shall be reported to the Principal
and the incident will be discussed by the Complaint and
Redressal Committee constituted by the Managing Council,
The Committee will enquire into the charges and recommend
suitable action(s) if the charges are substantiated. The
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Managing Council will consider these recommendation(s) and
authorize the Principal to take appropriate action. The student
has the right to appeal to the Managing Council for redress.
The decision of the Managing Council will be final.
4. Any student found indulging in anti-national activities, contrary
to the provisions of acts and laws enforced by the Government,
will be liable to be expelled from the institute without notice.
5. If any statement/information supplied by a student in
connection with his/her admission is found to be false or
incorrect, or information is knowingly withheld in any
document or materials submitted to the Institute, the student's
admission will be cancelled and he/she will be expelled and all
fees forfeited.
6. A student once admitted to the Institute has to follow the dress
code, as well as other instructions issued from time to time.
7. If a student is found guilty of malpractice in an examination or
of misconduct during his/her course of study, he/she will be
punished as per the recommendations of the Discipline and
Welfare Committee. The maximum penalty may be expulsion
from the college.
8. Every student is issued with a Photo Identification Card (ID)
which must be retained and produced on demand, while
he/she is registered with the Institute. Any student refusing to
do so shall be subjected to disciplinary action.
9. Any student who alters or intentionally damage an ID card, or
who uses the ID card of another student, or allows his/her ID card
to be used by another may be subjected to disciplinary action.
10. Mobile phones are banned in college premises and college buses.
11. The ID card remains the property of the Institute and students
are required to surrender their ID cards at the time of leaving
the Institute after completion of the course or on leaving the
Institute for any other reason.
12. All assignments should be regularly completed and submitted
as decided by the teacher
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13. Every student is expected to take an active part in co-curricular
activities like games, sports, literary associations, educational
tour, paper presentation etc.
14. All are expected to speak English in the college campus, in the
college bus and in hostels.
15. All students should conduct themselves with due regard to the
good name and reputation of RIET.
b. Attendance
1. The faculty member will mark attendance at the beginning of
each period.
2. The student who is not in the class when the attendance is taken
shall be marked absent.
3. The faculty member may, however, mark a student coming late
as present, after with him/her as he/she thinks fit.
4. At the end of each semester or at the beginning of the following
semester, a list will be displayed on the General Notice Board
showing the number of days lost in attendance by each student
up until then.
5. Absence from a class for an hour will be considered as an
absence for the concerned session.
6. The Annual Certificate of Attendance and Progress which is
required for promotion and for registration to the University
Examinations will not be granted unless:
i) The student has at least 75% attendance as prescribed by
the APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University for the
Course.
ii) The student has completed the course of instruction to the
satisfaction of the authorities of the College.
iii) His/her progress in studies and conduct has been
satisfactory.
7. Students whose attendance falls below the prescribed
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minimum for each and every subject may apply for exemption
via the Principal before the date announced by the KTU. This
exemption will be granted only twice during the course.
c. Anti Ragging
Since ragging has been categorized as a recognizable offence, the
punishments to be meted out have been made exemplary and
justifiably harsh so as to act as a deterrent. The usual punishments
awarded include: (a) Cancellation of admission, suspension,
rustication or expulsion from the college. (b) FIR to be registered
with the police, leading to arrest. (c) Punishments such as fine or
imprisonment will be meted out to those responsible for ragging.
(d) Collective fine imposed when group is involved in the act of
ragging and no specific identification of individuals involved is not
possible.
d. Mobile Phone Usage
Mobile phones are banned on college premises and on college bus.
Any violation may lead to disciplinary action including confiscation
of the device.
e. College Property (including Elevators)
Any damage to college property, including elevators will be
subjected to disciplinary action.
f. Grievance Reporting & Procedures
In case of any grievance which is not solved as per the
complainant's satisfaction at the staff advisor or department level,
he/she may approach the Complaint and Redressal Committee.
g. General Discipline and Disciplinary Committee
i. College Hostel
1. It is recommended that on all working days students wake up at
5'O clock to prepare for the day's classes.
2. Dress Code: Students are required to neatly dress and behave as
the 'ambassadors' of the college. Students are to be neatly
dressed whenever they come out of hostel rooms. No person is
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permitted to wear Lungis/Barmuda/Short trousers, nighties in
Canteen/dining hall. Defaulters will be imposed with penalty
from time to time.
3. The entrance/exit of the hostel will be closed after the specified
timings. Those who are late to leave the hostel for the classes
will be fined and necessary disciplinary action will be initiated
against the defaulters.
4. Reporting time of all students to the hostel is at or before 6.00
pm. Disciplinary action will be taken against late comers, unless
permitted by the Hostel authorities/exigencies. In case of the
emergencies the parent of the student has to contact the hostel
authorities besides the students. However, in case of inmates of
the ladies hostel, there shall be no leniency on the reporting
time and girls must be there at the hostel before 6.00 pm all
days, without fail (except on permitted leave days).
5. Students residing in the hostel will not be permitted to go out
of the campus for dinner. Violation of this may result in severe
disciplinary action by the College Management Committee.
6. Study Time : Students will not be allowed to go to other rooms
during the study time. Other activities like, bathing, washing of
clothes are strictly prohibited during study time.
7. Sleep: All students must switch of the light inside the rooms at
11.00 pm and go to sleep. Those who want to study after 11.00
pm may use the hostel lobby for that purpose, with prior
approval of the hostel authorities.
8. ID Cards: Students are required to wear their ID card, whenever
they move out inside the campus. Students should produce
his/her valid ID card when ever asked for by the authorities in
the campus/Hostel. Students without the ID card will not be
permitted to enter the hostel or be in the campus. Students who
are not wearing the ID card will be charged penalty as
applicable from time to time.
9. Parents or relatives are permitted to enter the hostel and rooms
only with permission of the warden/matron. The visiting
parents should record their names, relationships etc. in the
“visitors Register” kept at the hostel. Relatives other than
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parents have to get prior approval from the Principal if they
desire to meet any of the students in the hostel. It is advised to
avoid visiting hostels after 6.00 pm so as to safeguard the
welfare of the students.
10. Guests are not permitted to reside in the hostel without the
prior permission of the Warden/ Principal /Director.
11. Those who want to go home during weekends should obtain a
consent letter from the parent/guardian and produce it before
the Chief Warden (Principal) and obtain his permission before
proceeding for weekend vacation.
12. Gate pass must be collected before leaving the hostel.
13. Free bus pass will be issued to students staying in the hostel
only for weekend journey. Such students moving out of the
campus must obtain prior permission from the hostel
Authorities or Principal or Director.
14. Valuables: All hostel in-mates are requested to handover
valuables if any Like Jewellery, Cash, Cheque books, etc to the
Warden for safe custody. If any valuable item is found from the
hostel room, it will be confiscated and necessary action will be
initiated against the defaulters.
15. Mobile Phones: Mobile Phones have to be handed over to the
warden for safe custody. Phone calls will be allowed from 4.30
to 6.00 pm in the presence of Warden/Matron. All parents are
advised to contact their ward on the land line provided in the
hostel as far as possible.
16. Use of mobile phones is strictly restricted inside the hostel
premises. Anyone who violates the rule will be fined and
disciplinary action initiated.
17. Students are allowed to keep a PC in their hostel room only
after obtaining permission from the Hostel Warden/Chief
Warden.
18. Day scholars are not allowed to enter the rooms of the
hostelers. Those who come to the hostel should enter their
particulars in the visitors register and wait in the lobby to meet
the hostel inmate.
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19. Students can go for shopping along with matron/warden on
second Saturdays of every month between 10.00 am – 1.00 pm.
Conveyance on payment will be provided by the college.
20. Consumption of alcohol, drugs and smoking is banned inside
the campus premises and hostel. Any violation will attract strict
disciplinary action including suspension and dismissal. No one
will be allowed to enter the hostel or campus in an inebriated
condition.
21. Alcohol tester/Breath analyser will be used in case of
emergency.
22. Carrying and/ or keeping of lethal weapons like guns, revolver,
knifes etc. in the hostel is prohibited.
23. Electrical gadgets including heaters, electric rods, electric irons,
music systems are not allowed in the hostels.
24. Cooking is not allowed in the hostel rooms.
25. Carrying of food from canteen to the hostel is not allowed.
26. Students shall be responsible for the college property issued or
provided in the hostel. Damage of any hostel property shall be
recovered from the student /students concerned.
27. Principal/Chief Warden and Wardens / college authorities can
inspect the hostel rooms of the student at any time.
28. Roll Call: A roll call will be taken daily within 15 minutes of
closing time of all activities. Also emergency roll call will be
made as and when required.
29. Absence from the hostel for a whole night without prior
permission from the Hostel Warden is considered an act of
serious misconduct. Such acts will be treated severely and
disciplinary action will be taken.
30. The boarders who wish to keep their cars on college premises
must register their vehicle in the corresponding administration
department of the college.These vehicles can only be parked at
the designated parking spaces in the college car park.
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h. College Library
By applying for membership of the library, you are agreeing to
abide by the following library rules and regulations:
1. All registered students can use the RIET library located at the
second floor.
2. Students leaving the college must return all library books on
loan to them.
3. Library staff may not be approached to reveal information
regarding the identity of anyone who has borrowed or
requested any of the library's stock of books and other
materials.
4. Entry to the library premises is allowed only to students with
carrying college identity and Membership Card. Members will
not be allowed to borrow/return/renew any items, or use the
computing facilities, without the college ID card.
5. The library will have certain categories of library materials, such
as works of reference, manuscripts, rate and valuable books
and materials, theses, bound or unbound issues of periodical or
any other collection of library material, which are only available
for reference in the library or a specified area thereof, and will
not be available for borrowing.
6. Members are not permitted to bring into the library items such
as bags, briefcases, printed materials other than material
borrowed from the library or other personal belongings. All
such items must be left on the shelves at the entrance to the
Library accepts no liability for the loss or damage to such items.
7. Library material which is available for borrowing may be taken
from the Library only on completion of the proper issue
transaction. Failure to comply may be treated as a deliberate
offence.
8. The member in whose name any library material is issued, for
loan or consultation, is responsible for the said material until
such time as it is returned undamaged and the relevant record
cancelled. The cost of lost or damaged library material will be
recouped from the individual concerned.
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9. Library material borrowed must be returned or renewed, on or
before the date due for return.
a) First two weeks - No fine.
b) 3rd week - @ Rs. 2/- per day / per book.
c) 4th week - @ Rs. 5/- per day/ per book.
d) 5th week - @ Rs. 10/- per day/ per book.
10. Members who have books or other library material overdue for
more than 60 days will not be entitled to borrow until all
overdue materials have been returned and all fines have been
paid.
11. It is forbidden to write on, deface or mutilate any library
material. This includes writing in books in pencil, folding page
corners etc. Such damage caused by a member will be
considered as an offence and may immediately suspended
from their Library privileges. All Library materials and
equipment should be handled with care.
12. All library staff have the authority to carry out spot-checks on
books and bags at any time.
13. Members should not lend their Library card to anyone else, or
borrow material on behalf of other people, as the card-holder
will be held responsible for all material on his/her account.
14. Mobile phones are prohibited inside the library.
15. The library computers are not to be used for personal software
and the computer configurations are not to be altered.
Members should consult the college IT Policy and Regulations.
16. The books taken from the shelves should not to be replaced
back on the shelves after use. It is to be left o the reading table
for the library staff to stack properly.
17. Library material in great demand may have a shorter period of
loan as determined by the Librarian; material may also be
withdrawn, temporarily or permanently, from circulation
without assigning any reason thereof.
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18. All library transactions will stop 15 minutes before the
scheduled closing time of the Library.
Timing
The Library will remain open between 8.30 am to 7.00 pm on all
working days.
Borrowing
Students can borrow a maximum of 4 books at a time.
i. College Labs & Workshop
1. LABORATORIES
i) For security reasons, all users must sign the laboratory
register immediately on entering.
ii) Students are allowed to bring only a record book, pen,
pencil and calculator into the laboratory and workshop.
iii) Students are not allowed to bring their backpacks into the
laboratory.
iv) Every student is required to work in a disciplined and
methodical manner, so as not to risk/jeopardize the health
and safety of staff and students.
v) Any type of storage/input/output device, such as Floppy
Disk, CD and Pen drive is not permitted to be brought into
the lab.
vi) Students are not allowed to enter the server cabin or to
operate the server. Students are requested to create their
own folder for the purpose of saving their files.
vii) Students must wear insulating footwear which covers the
whole foot and should not have any metal fittings.
viii) When working with electrical power equipment students
must not wear loose clothing e.g. shirts must be tucked in,
cuffs should be buttoned and shoelaces must be tied up.
ix) Each student must record the details of the machine used
which can be found on the name plate.
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x) Instruments should be handled with care to prevent
damage.
xi) Before leaving all the readings taken should be shown to
the member of staff in charge of the labs.
xii) Before leaving the lab ensure that the lab is left clean and
tidy with all furniture returned to its proper place.
xiii) All received components must be returned before leaving
the lab.
xiv) Violation of any instruction given may incur a disciplinary
action.
2. WORKSHOP
i) For security reasons, all users must sign the laboratory
register immediately on entering.
ii) Students are allowed to bring only a record book, pen and
calculator into the laboratory and workshop
iii) Students are not allowed to bring their backpacks into the
workshop.
iv) Every student is required to work in a disciplined and
methodical manner, so as not to risk/jeopardize the health
and safety of staff and students.
v) A laboratory coat and protective shoes approved by the
college must be worn at all times.
vi) The wearing of jewellery and watches is prohibited whilst in
the workshop as they are potentially hazardous.
vii) Long hair must be worn tied up or back.
viii) Tools and machines shall not be operated without
obtaining permission of the member of staff in charge.
ix) Work benches and shop floor must always be kept clean.
x) Do not keep sharp tools on the edge of work benches.
xi) Do not distract or disturb other users during workshop
practice.
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xii) Before leaving the workshop ensure that it is left clean and
tidy with all furniture returned to its proper place.
xiii) Eating and drinking in laboratories and workshops is strictly
forbidden
j. College Food court & Cafeteria
Those students bringing food from home should use common and
using Canteen/ Cafeteria should dispose the food waste in the
assigned organic waste bin and paper/plastic in the assigned
recycle bin kept outside the canteen.
k. Convention Centre, Auditorium, Theatre & Seminar Hall
Rajadhani International Convention Centre (Phase I- RICON)
inside the campus is a well lit and well-ventilated Convention
Centre having a seating capacity of 2,000 in 24000 sqft area with
multi- level green rooms and state-of-the-art waiting lounge. This
multi-purpose facility has well balanced acoustic engineered
designs using sophisticated sound equipment. In addition, the
facility is used as an indoor stadium as well.
Rajadhani Skyline Auditorium (8th Floor) provides stunning
scenic view. This well-ventilated auditorium is utilized for
conducting conferences and cultural activities. The auditorium is
equipped with surround sound systems and lighting.
Rajadahani Theatre (near R-Café) is a 170 seat intimate air-
conditioned space that provides theatre experience and is
equipped with a huge screen and with 2K projection facility with
ergonomically placed lighting. Rajadhani Theatre is used for a wide
variety of events including music, dance, theatre and public forums.
Rajadhani Seminar Hall (Ground Floor) is having a seating
capacity for 160 persons. Seminar Hall is fully air-conditioned and
with Multimedia projector and computer facility.
l. Student Parking Area
Students' vehicles may be parked and locked in the allotted place
only. However, the college is not responsible for their safety. Prior
permission is to be obtained from Estate Manager to park the
vehicle at parking area.
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15
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7.2
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7.3
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m
17
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18
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7.3
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an
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7.4
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m
20
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7.5
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IMPORTANT CONTACT NUMBERS & E-MAILS
Chairman
Dr. Biju Ramesh [email protected] 0470 2775501
Vice Chairman
Mr. Ajay Krishnan Prakash [email protected] 9447721375
Director
Ms. Reshma B. Ramesh [email protected] 0470 2775503
Associate Director
Ms. Megha B. Ramesh [email protected] 0470 2775503
Executive Director
Mr. Nanthu Oommen Raju [email protected] 7 902577773
PS to Director / Chairman
Archana Vijay [email protected] 0470 2775504
9847077773
Principal
Dr. K. C. Raveendranathan [email protected] 0470 2775505
[email protected] 7025177773
9447446911
Vice Principal
Dr. K. Balan [email protected] 0470 2775540
9447010520
HoD, Civil Engineering
Prof. Dr. K. Balan [email protected] 0470 2775507
7510177773
HoD, Mechanical Engineering
Prof. Dr. M. D. Sreekumar [email protected] 0470 2775535
7510277773
HoD, Electrical & Electronics Engineering
Prof. Shaleena Ambujan [email protected] 0470 2775541
7510577773
HoD, Electronics & Communication & Engineering
Prof. Ramu R. [email protected] 0470 2775539
9446304267
HoD, Computer Science & Engineering
Prof. Sangeetha Shibu [email protected] 0470 2775537
7510677773
9495918010
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HoD. Aeronautical Engineering
Dr. Annamala Pillai [email protected] 0470 2775531
7510877773
HoD. Applied Science
Asharani [email protected] 0470 2775545
9746705585
HoD. MBA (RBS)
Prof. (Dr) Rajesh S Pyngavil [email protected] 0470 2775545
7510977773
Administrative Officer
Mr. S. S. Jayachandran [email protected] 0470 2775500
Corporate Office, Eastfort
Rajadhani Group of 04712547700
Educational Institutions 04712547733
(Head Office) [email protected] 04712572299
Library
Ms. Dhanya. V. Nair [email protected] 0470 2775551
Mens Hostel Warden
Mr. Bhuvanchandran [email protected] 0470 2775580
0470 2775581
0470 2775582
9656077773
Ladies Hostel Warden
Ms. Syamala Kumari P [email protected] 0470 2775590
0470 2775591
0470 2775592
9605077773
Career Guidance & Placement Unit (CGPU)
Ms. Faci. P [email protected] 0470 2775526
9947055330
Estate Manager
Mr. Ajai Kumar K [email protected] 9961277773
Transportation
Mr. R. S. Aneesh [email protected] 7902677773
Mr. Sudhir G. 7561877773
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RAJADHANI INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGYLIST OF STAFF ADVISORS
Sl.No. Name Designation Phone No
1 Nithya S Assistant Professor 9947934443
2 Rakhi J H Assistant Professor 9947207700
3 Remya V R Assistant Professor 8086259460
4 Dhanya Prathap Assistant Professor 8129840391
5 Gayathri U V Assistant Professor 9895506843
6 Geethu G Das Assistant Professor 9895576167
7 Soumya S B Assistant Professor 8921997138
8 Rejani G S Assistant Professor 9496980251
9 Sreelekshmi S Assistant Professor 8590285793
10 Deepthi Sudhi Assistant Professor 9495457311
11 Vineetha V L Assistant Professor 9495183587
1 Sathesh Raja Assistant Professor 8072882540
3 Bibin Thomas Assistant Professor 9597299382
4 G Keerthana Krishnan Assistant Professor 9072339655
5 Greeshma V S Assistant Professor 8547299064
6 S.Rathnavel Assistant Professor 9047848217
7 Nivin Francis Assistant Professor 9961401623
8 Neethi Madhavan C.S Assistant Professor 8086665582
1 Joe Jeba Rajan Assistant Professor 9003831001
2 Niju V S Assistant Professor 9995244001
3 Sreedev C L Assistant Professor 7510909332
4 Asok R Assistant Professor 9746926804
5 Benny T K Assistant Professor 9447720956
6 Harisankar U S Assistant Professor 9895017755
7 Anuraj A R Assistant Professor 9074649665
8 Sreeraj M P Assistant Professor 9567246328
9 Sreemahesh M P Assistant Professor 8606056604
10 Manoj A Assistant Professor 9037111563
11 Krishna Kumar 9497430694
CIVIL ENGINEERING
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING
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Sl.No. Name Designation Phone No
1 Mahesh AG Assistant Professor 9633539492
2 Divya M L Asistant Professor 9809910430
3 Varsha Viswam Assistant Professor 8075653371
4 Dhanesh M L Assistant Professor 9497782539
5 Shaleena Ambujan Assistant Professor &
HOD in charge 9447375597
6 Prasanth R Assistant Professor 9995221816
7 Athira Thulaseedaran Assistant Professor 8281794664
1 Lekshmy Sasidharan Assistant Professor 9495944512
2 JinuRaj Assistant Professor 9497265124
3 Binoy.D.L Assistant Professor 9447502857
4 Vishagini.V Assistant Professor 7736330915
5 Jincy Jesudasan Assistant Professor 9895908438
6 Beena.K.R Assistant Professor 9847814631
7 Sreedevi R Prasad Assistant Professor 8129099889
1 AshaRani V S Assistant Professor 9746705585
2 Anilkumar G Assistant Professor 9846642529
3 Reshmi Sasidharan Assistant Professor 9495405579
4 Dr. M N Geethanjali Assistant Professor 9633555374
5 Abhila Radhakrishnan Assistant Professor 9495746479
6 Vipin R Assistant Professor 9037386165
1 Nandu B Assistant Professor 9995462981
2 Ratheesh I Assistant Professor 9895647117
3 Praseeda P Krishnan Assistant Professor 6282491681
4 Gopakrishna M Raj Assistant Professor 9447101815
5 Ramu R Assistant Professor 9446304267
APPLIED SCIENCE
COMPUTER SCIENCE ENGINEERING
ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICSENGINEERING
ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION
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APJ ABDUL KALAM TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY
Academic Calendar July 2019 - Jan 2020 (B.Tech, B.Arch, BHMCT, M.Tech, M.Arch, M.Planning, MCA and Evening B.Tech & M.Tech)
Please see separate Academic Calendar for MBA
Estd.
2014
July - 19 Aug - 19 Sep - 19 Oct - 19
Fri
Commencement of classes S1
B.Tech/B.Arch
Karkidaka Vavu
Commencement of classes for all other programe
Induction programends S1 B.Tech
Course-Sel. Reg &Mapping begins
Course-Sel. Reg &Mapping begins
Sreekrishna Jayanthi
Birthday ofAyyankali
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Independence Day
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
Onam vacationBegins
Muaharam
Fisrt Onam
Thiruvonam
Third Onam
Fourth Onam
Onam Vacation ends
Classes reopen
Exam RegistrationBegins
Sree Narayana GuruSamadhi Day
Test 1 to be completed
Sports Meet (Coll. level) to complete
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
Exam Registration Ends 43
44
45
Mahanavami
Vijayadasami
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
Deepavali
Sports Meet (Zon level) to complete 59
60
61
62
70
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
Class ends for S1B.Tech/B.Arch
publish attendancde
Publish IA Marks for all programs
Start date for forwarding IA Marks & Attendance to Uty of S1 B.Tech / B.Arch
Last date for evaluation
of Jury (B.Arch)
Last date for forwarding IA Marks & Attendance
to Uty of S1 B.Tech/B.Arch
Class ends for all other programs,
publish attendance
Start date for forwarding IA Marks & Attendance to Uty of all other progrqams
Exam S1/S8 B.Tech, Si B.Arch Begins
Last date for uploading Jury Marks (B.Arch)
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
Last date for forwarding IA Marks & Attendance
to Uty of S1 B.Tech/B.Arch
Exam S7 B.Tech,S7 B.Arch, MCA5 and S3 PG Begins
Exam S3 B.Tech,S3 B.Arch, S1BHMCT, S1B.Des and MCA 1Begins
Exam S5 B.Tech,S5 B.Arch, S1 BHMCT, S1B.Des and MCA 1 Begins
Commencement of Classes S2 B.Tech/B.Arch
Christmas vacation Begins
Christmas
Classes reopens, Reporting S7 B Arch to
College after after training
Mannam Jayanthi
Commencement ofClasses for all
other programs
Nov - 19 Dec - 19 Jan - 20 Feb - 20
Maha Shivarathri
APJ ABDUL KALAM TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY
Academic Calendar July 2019 - Jan 2020 (B.Tech, B.Arch, BHMCT, M.Tech, M.Arch, M.Planning, MCA and Evening B.Tech & M.Tech)
Please see separate Academic Calendar for MBAEstd.
2014
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Academic Calendar July 2019 - Jan 2020 (B.Tech, B.Arch, BHMCT, M.Tech, M.Arch, M.Planning, MCA and Evening B.Tech & M.Tech)
Please see separate Academic Calendar for MBA
Estd.
2014
ODD SEMESTER (2019 - 2020)
l(a) Commencement of ODD Semester Classes SlB.Tech, SlB. Arch July 22, 2019
(b) Induction Program for Sl B.Tech July 22 to Aug 9, 2019
© Commencement of ODD Semester for all other programs Aug, 2019
(d) Commencement of Sl B.Tech regular class Aug12,2019
2 Course Committee/Class Committee Meeting Aug14-19, 2019
3 Course selection, Course Registration, Course Mapping Aug 12-22, 2019
4 Exam Registration Sept17 - Oct 1, 2019
5 Test1 to be completed Sept 23, 2019
6 College evel Sports to be completed Sept 28, 2019
7 Zonal level Sports Fest To be completed Oct 28, 2019
8 Test 2 to be completed Nov 6, 2019
9 Course Committee/Class Committee Meeting Nov 4-8, 2019
10 Classes Ends for Sl B.Tech/B. Arch and Publish Attendance Nov 5, 2019
11 Publication of IA Marks of all programs Nov 18, 2019
12 Submission of IA marks & Attendance by Colleges to University of Sl B.Tech/B.Arch Nov19-22, 2019
13 Last date for evaluation of Jury (B.Arch) Nov 21, 2019
14 Classes (EVEN Semester)Ends for all other programs and Publication of Attendance Nov 25, 2019
15 End Semester Examination Sl B.Tech/B.Arch, S8B.Tech (NME Table will be published later) Nov 27, 2019
16 Submission of IA Marks & Attendance by Colleges to University of all other programs Nov 26 - Dec 2, 2019
17 Last date for uploading of marks of Jury (B.Arch) Nov 28, 2019
18 Exam S7 B.Tech, S7 B.Arch, MCAS and S3 PG Begins (Time Table will be published later) Dec 4, 2019
19 Exam S3B.Tech, S3B.Arch, S3BHMCT, MCA3, MCA7 and SlPG Begins (Time Table will be published later) Dec 5, 2019
20 Exam SS B.Tech, SSS. Arch, Sl BHMCT Sl B.DeS and MCAl Begins (Time Table will be published later) Dec 6, 2019
21 Commencement of classess S2 B.Tech/ B.Arch Dec 16, 2019
22 Reporting the college after training by S7B.Archstudents Dec 30, 2019
23 Jury for the Training: S7 B. Arch Jan 1-3, 2020
24 RegistrationbyS7B.Arch studentstoS8B.Arch Jan 6, 2020
2S Commencement of classess for all other programs Jan 6, 2020
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Academic Calendar January 2020 - August 2020 (B.Tech, B.Arch, BHMCT, M.Tech, M.Arch, M.Planning, MCA and Evening B.Tech & M.Tech)
Please see separate Academic Calendar for MBA
Estd.
2014
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Please see separate Academic Calendar for MBA
Estd.
2014
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