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ANNUAL REPORT

(2013-2014) Version 6(1&2)


Department Of Electrical Engineering

VIVEKANANDA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

VIT CAMPUS
Sector 36, Sisyawas, NRI Road,
Jagatpura, Jaipur-303012,
Rajasthan, lndia

ANNUAL REPORT
(2013-2014) Version 6(1&2)
Department Of Electrical Engineering

Editors:
i. Rammohan Rao Makineni
ii. Neha Baberwal
VIVEKANANDA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

VIT CAMPUS
Sector 36, Sisyawas, NRI Road,
Jagatpura, Jaipur-303012,
Rajasthan, lndia

Acknowledgement
We have taken efforts in preparing this Annual Report. However, it would
not have been possible without the kind support and help of many individuals and
different departments of our organization. We would like to extend our sincere
thanks to all of them.
We are highly indebted to Dr.(Prof.) D. P. Darmora, Principal VIT, for their
guidance and constant supervision as well as for providing necessary information
regarding this report & also for their support in completing this report.
We would like to express our gratitude towards our Head of Department,
Mr. Parmeshwar Kumawat and all the faculty members of our department for
their kind co-operation and encouragement which help us in completion of this
report.
We would like to express our special gratitude and thanks to other
department viz. Training & Placement Cell, Library, etc. for giving us such
attention and time.
Rammohan Rao Makineni
Neha Baberwal

(Editorial Team)

With the completion of this year I congratulate all the students, faculty
members and each and every member of VIT campus for their best efforts in
making that a great success.
Electronics & communication is growing with a very fast pace and so
Emphasis is given on the conceptual development of the students through seminar
and conferences. Students are also actively participating in such activities and are
giving their best efforts in making an event a success.
The difference between ordinary and extraordinary is that little extra. So
lets hope for that extra in the coming years.

Prof. (Dr.) D.P.Darmora


(Principal- VIT Campus)

EE is the power Department of the Vivekananda Institute of Technology. With the


growing demand of Electrical Engineers in the Government and private sectors, the
Department is making best efforts to produce highly trained and capable engineers
who can take up the challenges of the real world. In the Department, the focus is
on preparing professional engineers.
As far as the Department is concerned, academic standards and practical work are
the two key parameters. The Department of EE has a fine blend of renowned as
well as young and dynamic personalities as faculty, who are involved in imparting
quality education. The faculty strives to foster and encourage a teaching
methodology that is both practical and theoretical in approach.
The lab facilities are being upgraded from time to time and provide adequate
opportunities for the students to learn and innovate.
For the extra curriculum activities, Departmental society has been established by
the students with the name VEEA club. This society conducts various technical
and cultural events regularly.
Parmeshwar Kumawat
(HOD EE Department)

CONTENTS
Acknowledgement
Messages
1. Introduction
I. Vision & mission
II. Programmes offered by the department
III. Faculty members
IV. Technical staff
V. Laboratories
VI. Seminar, lecture & tutorial rooms
VII. Computer labs
VIII. Learning resource centre
IX. Training & placement cell
X. Clubs
XI. MIS for monitoring various information (student & staff)

2. Academic Activities
I. Academic Calendars (Semester wise)
II. Subjects offered with their syllabus & List of Experiments (Semester wise)
III. Minor & Major Projects
IV. Industrial Tours
V. Practical Training
VI. Subjects Taught beyond Curriculum
VII. Performance Assessment (Internal & External)

3. Other Departmental Activities


I. Students' counseling & nodal officers
II. Registration
III. Library Class & Paper Presentation
IV. Soft Skills, Technical Skills & CRT
V. Conference/Seminar
VI. Workshops

VII. Guest Lectures


VIII. Local Education Tours
IX. Parents-Teachers Meetings
X. Students' Projects (Funding Agencies like DST, AICTE etc')

4. Sports & Extra Curricular Activities


I. Intra College Sports Week
II. Panache
III. Blood Donation Camp
IV. Plantation Day
V. Inter College Projects Exhibition
VI. Khoj Prayas
VII. Teachers Day
VIII. Vivekotsav
IX. Engineers Day
X. Fresher's Night
XI. Sayonara
XII. Alumni Activities

5. Research Contributions
I. By Faculty Members
II. By Students

6. Results/Awards &Achievements/Placements
7. Improvement Proposals

INTRODUCTION
I.

Vision & Mission

VISION:
Build and develop the institute as a centre of excellence for creating and crafting well rounded
techno managers having competencies in consonance with contemporary and future global
needs.
MISSION:
o To create and continuously upgrade academic infrastructure.
o To continuously improve the teaching learning process
o To have a strong institute industry interface.
o To develop and maintain effective pedagogy.
o To promote productive research.
VISION AND MISSION OF THE ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT:
VISION:
The Department of Electrical Engineering envisions well rounded development of undergraduates so that
they can stand to professional and academic competence with positive contribution towards the society.

MISSION:

Develop life-long learning skills that allow undergraduates to be adaptive and responsive
to changes in society, technology and the environment, as well as in career demands.
To inculcate attitudes for research and developmental activities.
To promote industry integration with the flow of academic activities.

The mission of the department of electrical engineering is to provide quality education to the
students for the professional practice of electrical engineering by offering undergraduate
programs that encourage lifelong learning, foster team work, leadership and promote creativity
and innovation.The department of Electrical Engineering is well equipped to provide the students
with academic supervision in the mainstream areas, with an added emphasis on research oriented
teaching.

II. Programmers Offered By The Department

The department offers four year undergraduate course with an intake of 120
students in the first year. In the second year 10% of the students will take
admission as a lateral entry i.e (12 students)
III. Faculty Members
The Department consists of 13 Faculty members and 4 Lab Technicians. The profile of each of
the Faculty and Staff of the Department is presented in this section.
He joined on 27th july 2009 as a lecturer in the department
of electrical engineering. He completed his graduation in
electrical engineering in 2007 and completed his post
graduation from MNIT Jaipur in 2009. He has a teaching
experience of 5 years and his research areas are power
systems and renewable energy sources. He worked as a
head of department from 2012 to 2014. He has published
two books on circuit analysis as a co-author
Mr. Parmeshwar Kumawat
HOD
9413149990
pkrjpr@gmail.com

Mr. joseph Harindranath


Associate Professor
9001324285

joseph2509@gmail.com

He joined on 9th October 2013 as Associate Professor in the


Department of Electrical Engineering. He completed his B.E.
degree in Electrical Engineering from College of
Engineering, Guindy, Chennai in 1980 and did his post
graduation Power Systems Engineering in 2009. He has
industry experience of 5 years and teaching experience of 22
years and his research field is Renewable Energy such as
Solar Energy, Wind Energy and Power Quality in Grid
Connected Hybrid Wind/Solar Energy Systems. He is a life
member of the Indian Society for Technical Education TE).
He has been assigned additional duties as Chief Lab
Coordinator, Students Project Coordinator and Member
(Research and Development) in the Department of Electrical
Engineering.

Mr. Saurabh Ratra


Pro. HOD
9680857517
saurabhratra@gmail.com

Ms. Meetu Nag


Assistant Professor
9829339925
meetunag@gmail.com

Mr. Deepesh Agarwal


Asst. Professor
9785964783

He joined on 2nd July, 2012. He attained his M.Tech degree on


Optimal Placement of Distributed Generation in Deregulated
Power System Networks from Government College
Ludhiana in 2012. He completed his B.E. from Rajasthan
University in, 2007. He has industrial exposure of 3 years..
His research interests are Power Systems Restructuring,
Power Systems Economics, Network Pricing, and Electricity
Markets. He has presented three research papers in National
Conferences and he has also designed and developed major
academic projects in reputed institutions including IIT, Delhi
and BITS, Pilani. He has been assigned additional duties as
Chief Batch Counsellor and Time Table Coordinator.

She joined on 2nd July 2012 in the Department of Electrical


Engineering. She completed her B.E degree in Electronic
Instrumentation and Control Engineering in 2008. She has
teaching experience of 6 years. She is pursuing M.Tech from
Poornima College of Engineering. She has published seven
papers in national Conference. She has been assigned
additional duties as Time Table Member and Batch
Counsellor for the students of V Semester. She got the Best
Feedback and Result Award for the ODD Semester, 2012. She
is a life member of the Indian Society for Technical
Education (ISTE).

He joined on 5th August 2013 as Assistant Professor in the


Department of Electrical Engineering. He completed his B.E.
degree in Electrical Engineering from Rajasthan University in
2009. He has teaching experience of 4 years and 6 months.
He has been assigned additional duties as Ampere Club
coordinator and batch counsellor for the students of III
Semester.
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deepesh23.org@gmail.com

Mr. Jatinder Kumar


Assistant Professor
9887743193
jatindersama55@gmail.com

He joined on 12th October 2011 in the Department of


Electrical Engineering. He completed his B.Tech in Electrical
Engineering from Punjab Technical University in 2009. He
did his post graduation in Power System Engineering from
Suresh Gyan Vihar University, Jaipur in 2013. He has
teaching experience of 3 years. He has been assigned
additional duties as Lab In charge and Batch Counsellor for
the students of V Semester
He joined on 17th July 2013 in the Department of Electrical
Engineering. He completed his B.Tech. degree in Electrical
Engineering from Poornima Institute of Engineering and
Technology (Rajasthan Technical University) in 2012. He has
teaching experience of 1 year and 6 months. He has been
assigned additional duties as Nodal Officer, NBA work and
Batch Counsellor for the students of V Semester.

Mr. Ankit Kumar Sarraf


Assistant Professor
8952842638
ankit.sarraf07@gmail.com

Mr. Rammohan Rao Makineni


Assistant Professor
9571572260
ramchowdarym@gmail.com

He Joined on 19th January 2014 in the Department of


Electrical Engineering. He completed his Masters degree
from PEC university of technology Chandigarh in 2013. He
has a teaching experience of 1 year And industrial experience
of 1 year His research interests are in Power electronics and
drives He has published 4 research papers in national and
International journals He has been assigned additional duties
As Nodal officer ,NBA work and Batch counsellor for the
Students of V semester.

Mr. Nikhil Jain


Assistant Professor
9468663311
nkhljn51@gmail.com

He joined on 23rd January, 2012. He completed his B.Tech.


from Arya Institute of Engineering and Technology, Jaipur in
June 2011. He has a total teaching experience of 2 year and 6
months. He presented a paper in National conference on
AREST-11 organized by Arya Institute of Engineering and
Technology, Jaipur and also Presented a paper in RAPSE-12
on Carbon Tax Policy. He is pursuing M.Tech from Jnit,
Jaipur and research area is energy technology. He is currently
working on Optimal Placement of Wind Distributed
Generator in a Multibus System for loss reduction in power
system networks.

She joined on 17th July 2013 in the Department of Electrical


Engineering. She completed her B.E. in Electrical
Engineering from College of Technology and Engineering,
M.P.U.A.T, Udaipur in 2013. She has been assigned
additional duties as MIS coordinator and Batch Counsellor
for the students of VII Semester
Ms. Neha Baberwal
Assistant Professor
9024989412
er.nehakumari11@gmail.com

Mr. Vikash Kumar Singh


Assistant Professor
8952027201
vikash.singh1508@gmail.com

He joined on 24th August 2012 in the Department of Electrical


Engineering. He completed his B.Tech degree (Hons.) in
Electrical Engineering from VIT in 2012. He has teaching
experience of 1 year and 4 months.
His area of interest is
Power Systems. He has actively participated in department
activities such as workshops/seminars/conferences and has
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been assigned additional duties as Nodal Officer, CRT


coordinator and Batch Counsellor for the students of VII
Semester.

Mr. Ravi Kumar Soni


Assistant Professor
9413064218
ravikumardhod@gmail.com

Mr. Satish Kumar Jangid


Assistant Professor
9460990402
satishjangid90@gmail.com

He joined on 3rd July, 2013. He completed his B.Tech degree


in Electrical Engineering from RTU in June, 2011.
Previously, he has worked in ARYA college of engineering &
research centre from Oct, 2011 to June, 2013. His total
teaching experience is 2 years. He presented paper on Real
Time VSAT Based load metering in National conference on
ARETAS-13. He also participated in National level inter
college technical project competition to represent DTMF
based mobile phone controlled Robot.

Satish Kumar Jangid joined on 16th September, 2013. He


completed his B.Tech. from Poornima Institute of
Engineering and Technology, Jaipur in June, 2011. He has a
total teaching experience of 2 years. He presented a paper in
National conference on NMMEEAS organized by Poornima
College of Engineering and also presented a paper in
NCITEE-2013 on Hybrid Fuel Cell Strategies for efficient &
continuous Power Generation. He is a Life Time Member of
INDIAN SOCIETY OF LIGHTING ENGINEERS and
participated in various events of lighting society. He is
pursuing M.Tech. from RGPV, Bhopal and research area is
energy technology. Right now he is working on Placement
of Distributed Generator in a Multibus System for loss
reduction

IV. TECHNICAL STAFF


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He joined on 16th January 2010 as Assistant Foreman in the Department o


experience of 14 years. He has worked in High Voltage Engineering Lab an
experience in electrical projects. He has been assigned the duties as Worksho

Mr. Manish Verma


Assistant Foreman
9530376121
mv1407@gmail.com

He joined on 6th April 2010 as Technical Assistant in the Department of


experience of 3 years and 8 months. He has experience in Electrical Measu
and he is in charge of Electrical and Electronics Engineering Lab and he has
In charge.

Mr. Jaisingh Kamawat


Technical Assistant
9782888543
jk2509@gmail.com

He joined on 2nd September 2013 as Technical Assistant in the Departm


work experience of 1 year. He is in charge of Power Electronics I & II La

Mr. Yashwant Yadav


Technical Assistant
09460806639
yasgpc@gmail.com
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He joined on 19th August 2013 as Technical Assistant in the Departme


charge of Electrical and Electronics Engineering Lab

Mr. Suresh Ranwa


Technical Assistant
9785723410
skchodhoudhary20894@gmail.com

V. Laboratories
The Department of Electrical Engineering is well equipped with the following Laboratories with facilities .
to conduct experiments as per the Scheme of the Rajasthan Technical University and as specified by the
AICTE.

1. Electrical and Electronics Engineering Lab


2. Electrical Machines Lab
3. Electrical Measurements Lab
4. Power Electronics Lab I, II & III
5. Advanced Power Electronics Lab
6. Control Systems Lab
7. Electrical Drives and Control Lab
8. High Voltage Engineering Lab
9. Power Systems Lab
10. Projects and R & D Lab

Separate Labs are available for EEE Lab, Electrical Machines Lab, Electrical Measurements
Lab, Advanced Power Electronics Lab and High Voltage Engineering Lab. The Power Systems
Lab is conducted in the High Voltage Engineering Lab while the Control Systems Lab and
Electrical Drives and Control Lab are conducted in the Power Electronics Lab.

Electrical and Electronics Engineering Lab


The Electrical and Electronics Engineering Lab is well equipped with apparatus, kits, house
wiring materials, fluorescent lamps with accessories, ceiling fans, induction motor, and other
components required for conducting the experiments as per the RTU scheme. This Lab is being
utilized for conducting experiments for I Semester students.

Electrical Machines Lab


The Electrical Machines Lab is well equipped with major electrical equipments such as
Rectifier Panel, AC/DC Distribution Panels, DC and AC machines, Transformers, kits and
various apparatus required for conducting the experiments as per the RTU scheme. This Lab will
be utilized for conducting experiments for IV Semester students under the revised scheme, 2012.

Electrical Measurements Lab


The Electrical Measurements Lab is well equipped with major electrical measuring
instruments such as wattmeter, megger etc, Bridges such as Anderson Bridge, De Sauty Bridge
etc., kits, Transducers and various components required for conducting the experiments as per
the RTU scheme. This Lab will be utilized for conducting experiments for IV Semester students
under the revised scheme, 2012.

Power Electronics Lab


The Power Electronics Lab is well equipped with major equipments, kits and various
components required for conducting the experiments as per the RTU scheme. This Lab is being
utilized for conducting experiments in Power electronics Lab III for V Semester students under
the scheme 2011 and for conducting experiments in Power Electronics Lab I for III Semester
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students under the scheme 2012. The Control Systems Lab and Electrical Drives and Control
Lab are conducted in the Power Electronics Lab during the available free time slots. This Lab
will also be utilized for conducting experiments in Power Electronics Lab II for IV Semester
students in the EVEN Semester.

Advanced Power Electronics Lab


The Advanced Power Electronics Lab is well equipped with major equipments, kits and
various components required for conducting the experiments as per the RTU scheme. This Lab
will be utilized for conducting experiments for the students of VI Semester under the scheme
2011.

Control Systems Lab


The Control Systems Lab is well equipped with major equipments, kits and various components
required for conducting the experiments as per the RTU scheme. This Lab will be utilized for
conducting experiments for VI Semester students under the scheme, 2011. This Lab is conducted
in the Power Electronics Lab during the available free time slots.

Electrical Drives and Control Lab


The Electrical Drives and Control Lab is well equipped with major equipments, kits and
various components. This Lab will be utilized for conducting experiments for the students in the
VIII Semester under the RTU Scheme, 2010. This Lab is conducted in the Power Electronics
Lab during the available free time slots which facilitates the sharing of infrastructure.

High Voltage Engineering Lab


The High Voltage Engineering Lab is well equipped with major equipments, kits and various
components required for conducting the experiments such as transformer oil testing, . This Lab
will be utilized for conducting experiments for the students in the VIII Semester under the RTU
Scheme, 2010.

Power Systems Lab


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The Power Systems Lab is being conducted in the High Voltage Engineering Lab for students in
the VIII Semester under the RTU Scheme, 2010.

Projects and R & D Lab


This Lab is being utilized for providing the following facilities:

To accommodate the projects done by students in their final year.

To provide Research and Development facilities for the Faculty in the Department.

Check List For The Conduct Of Labs


The following measures are adopted for smooth conduct of all the Labs in the Department. These
measures are being followed as a Code of Practice to ensure quality and transparency in
imparting practical training to the students during the Lab sessions.

List of Experiments is being displayed in all the Labs

Lab Time Table with Names of Lab In charge and Lab Asst.

Students Roaster of Experiments conducted

List of Equipments

Lab Manuals (both hard and soft copies)

Status of Equipment (Working/Not Working/Last Serviced)

Name Plate Details of all Equipments

Name Board for each Work Table

Charts relevant to the Lab

Capital Stock Register (both hard and soft copies)

Consumables Stock Register (both hard and soft copies)

Purchase Requisition Register

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Checking of all equipments to ensure that they are in working condition before the
commencement of the semester.

Faculty in charge of Lab shall conduct all the experiments in the Lab as per syllabus with
help of Lab technician and record the readings in a sample practical note book.

Lab in charges shall furnish list of consumables/equipments required for the Lab before
the commencement of the semester.

After completion of Practical Examinations, five best record note books for each Lab are
being maintained in the Department for inspection.

Videos on Lab experiments conducted by Faculty In charge in the form of CDs.

Virtual Labs Software for Simulation of Lab Experiments for all Labs.

VI. Seminar, Lecture & Tutorial Rooms


Description of Lecture rooms
Room description/ No.
of classrooms

Usage

Shared/
exclusive

Capacity

Rooms equipped with PC,


internet, book rack, meeting
space, etc.

LT-301

(3 SEM-A)

Exclusive

75

1 black board,1 podium,6


fans,6 Tube light,20 benches

LT-306

(3 SEM-B)

Exclusive

75

1 black board,1 podium,6


fans,6 Tube light,20 benches

LT-307

(5 SEM-A)

Exclusive

75

1 black board,1 podium,6


fans,6 Tube light,20 benches

LT-308

(5 SEM-B)

Exclusive

75

1 black board,1 podium,6


fans,6 Tube light,20 benches

LT-305

(7 SEM-A)

Exclusive

75

1 black board,1 podium,6


fans,6 Tube light,20 benches

12

LT-303

(7 SEM-B)

Exclusive

75

1 black board,1 podium,6


fans,6 Tube light,20 benches

Description of tutorial rooms


No. of tutorial rooms

Usage

Shared/
exclusive

Capacity

Rooms equipped with PC,


internet, book rack, meeting
space, etc.

LT-301(3 SEM)

(3 SEM-A)

Shared

75

1 black board,1 podium,6


fans,6 Tube light,20 benches

LT-306 (3 SEM)

(3 SEM-B)

Shared

75

1 black board,1 podium,6


fans,6 Tube light,20 benches

LT-307 (5 SEM)

(5 SEM-A)

Shared

75

1 black board,1 podium,6


fans,6 Tube light,20 benches

LT-308 (5 SEM)

(5 SEM-B)

Shared

75

1 black board,1 podium,6


fans,6 Tube light,20 benches

LT-305 (7 SEM)

(7 SEM-A)

Shared

75

1 black board,1 podium,6


fans,6 Tube light,20 benches

LT-303 (7 SEM)

(7 SEM-A)

Shared

75

1 black board,1 podium,6


fans,6 Tube light,20 benches

No. of seminar rooms

Usage

Description of seminar rooms


Shared/
Capacity
Rooms equipped with PC,
exclusive
internet, book rack, meeting
space, etc.

Seminar Hall-300

All sem

Shared

200

2 black board,1 podium,16


fans,12 Tube light,150
chairs,1 projector

Seminar Hall-105

All sem

Shared

80

1black board,1 podium,6


fans,4Tube light,80 chairs
1 projector

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VII. Computer Labs


Description of Computer Labs in the Department
Exclusive/Share
d

Space/No
. of
student

Number of
experiment
s

Power System
Design

Exclusive

35

Power System
Modelling &
Simulation Lab

Exclusive

MATLAB
Programming

Electrical
Circuit Lab

S.NO
.
1
2

Laboratory
Description

Name of
Lab

Laborator
y manuals

CPL-2

Available

35

CPL-2

Available

Exclusive

35

12

CPL-9

Available

Exclusive

35

10

CPL-10

Available

VIII. Learning Resource Centre


A good library is pivotal to the growth of an educational institution. The mission of the LRC
(learning resource centre) is to support the college in its quest to become an internationally topranked, research driven management institute.
The Colleges LRC is at the heart of the Academic Centre. Designed to meet the academic and
research needs of the students, it also extends its services to the local community. A knowledge
hub, it provides access to various information resources ranging from the latest management
books, textbooks and CDs. Its prompt and effective services are in sync with the changing needs
of the academic community which is moving towards the electronic resources such as e-books,
e-journals and databases.
It also offers such as Reference Services, Research support, Circulation Services, Databases
Training Support, User Guidance Service, Photocopy Service, Bibliographic Service, Document
Delivery Service, Course Support, Online Catalogue Service, Selective Dissemination service
through its in-house Info-products such as Course guide, Global Watch, Case Data Bank, Article
Alert, CD-Watch, Placement Guide and Current Awareness Service by providing new arrivals of
books, TOC Service, and newly Published Reports. Though many of the services are IT driven,
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the

LRC

has

well

trained

staff

to

support

users

for

any

kind

of

queries.

In addition to the various resources, LRC hosts a magazine lounge, a browsing centre and a
media room. There is also space where students meet for group discussions. The LRC is fully
Wi-Fi-enabled.
Aims

To provide effective access to learning resources of all formats required for general and
research purposes.
To keep the academic community abreast of the latest developments and to provide them
with updated information on business and management.
To ensure the highest level of user satisfaction.

IX. Training and placement Cell


Results / Awards & Achievements / Placements
S.N
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NAME OF
THE
COMPANY
Westin Electro
Mech Pvt Ltd.
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Mech Pvt Ltd.
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DATE OF JOB PROFILE


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PACKAGE

NAME

OFFERED

STUDENT

1.80

Lpa

+ Raghav Sapra

Benefits
1.80

Lpa

+ Saurabh Meena

Benefits
2.75 +

Other Sourabh Meena

Incentive
2.75 +
Incentive

Other Tushar Tripathi

OF

10

11

12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20

21

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10th Mar,
2014
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2014
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Technology
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Analytic Trainee

2.75 +

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3.02 Lpa

Vivek Sharma

Trainee Engineer

2.50 Lpa

Sourabh Meena

Trainee Engineer

2.50 Lpa

Vishal Gupta

Trainee Engineer

2.50 Lpa

Vishunu

Trainee Engineer

2.50 Lpa

Jabdoliya
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Trainee Engineer

2.50 Lpa

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Trainee Engineer

2.50 Lpa

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Trainee Engineer

2.50 Lpa

Mitesh Kr Goyal

Get

3.20 Lpa

Ajay

Incentive
2.75 +

Other Rohit Nair

Incentive
2.75 +

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Incentive

Ranawat

2.75 +

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Incentive
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Incentive
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15th April,
2014
15th April,
2014
15th April,
2014
26th May,
2014

2.50 Lpa

Aditya Agarwal

GET

2.50 Lpa

Ritika Singh

GET

2.50 Lpa

Kirti Singh

GET

2.50 Lpa

Bharat Sharma

GET

2.50 Lpa

Devesh Solanki

GET

2.50 Lpa

Mohit Sharma

GET

2.50 Lpa

Shubham Thakuria

GET

2.50 Lpa

Tarun Murjani

Business Analyst

2.14

Epic Research
Pvt. Ltd.

26th May,
2014

Business Analyst

Fringe Variables
2.14 Lpa + Himanshu Jajoo

J Group
Robotics

27th May,
2014

Officer (Sales,
Mech-Manufe.,
Ece-Manufec.,
Technical
Support)
Officer (Sales,
Mech-Manufe.,
Ece-Manufec.,
Technical
Support)
Officer (Sales,
Mech-Manufe.,
Ece-Manufec.,
Technical
Support)
Officer (Sales,
Mech-Manufe.,
Ece-Manufec.,
Technical

J Group
Robotics

Jgroup
Robotics

J Group
Robotics

27th May,
2014

27th May,
2014

27th May,
2014

17

Lpa

+ Divyanshi Dwivedi

Fringe Variables
8-10k Stipend + Mohit Sharma
Accommodatio
n In Mumbai
8-10k Stipend + Lalit Patil
Accommodatio
n In Mumbai
8-10k Stipend + Ashish Sharma
Accommodatio
n In Mumbai
8-10k Stipend + Kundan Lodha
Accommodatio
n In Mumbai

Support)
37

38

Orchid
Consultancy
Services
Maxoforge
Perician Pvt.
Ltd.

28th May,
2014

39

Maxoforge
Perician Pvt.
Ltd.

28th May,
2014

40

Maxoforge
Perician Pvt.
Ltd.

28th May,
2014

41

Maxoforge
Perician Pvt.
Ltd.

28th May,
2014

Get

1.80 Lpa

Pooja Rathore

Production
Supervisor/Main
tenance
Supervisor
Production
Supervisor/Main
tenance
Supervisor
Production
Supervisor/Main
tenance
Supervisor
Production
Supervisor/Main
tenance
Supervisor

1.20-3.00 Lpa

Ridim Agarwal

1.20-3.00 Lpa

Kundan Lodha

1.20-3.00 Lpa

Manish Kumar

1.20-3.00 Lpa

Kunal Khandelwal

X. Clubs
Societies and Chapters
societies
and
chapter
S.No.
s
1

VEEA
Club

About the club

Association with
department

This is a club which is originated in the roots


of the electrical engineering department and
this was organized with a goal to provide
knowledge and awareness in the field of
electrical engineering through organizing
workshops, seminar, guest lectures and
industrial visit to the students.

Our
students
have
demonstrated more than 32
projects under the flagship
of VEEA club in a inter
college project exhibition
organized by VIT group of
institution.

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In that project exhibition


organized in 2013, project
This club is also working in the field of
from EE department won
project development with R&D club
first prize and other
consolation prizes too.

ISTE
Student
Chapter

VIT ISTE Student Chapter will cater the need


to adjust curriculum & educational processes
to changing conditions. It is focused on
leading the way in Education Technology by
making students active agents in their
learning. Every event to be organized is
expected to deliver an implausible experience
to gain very good managerial and leadership
qualities.

Many of our students


working with this club and
our students take regular
participation in the events of
this club.

This club is working to organize different


workshops, competition, and industrial visits
to enhance the curriculum of the students

Robotics
Club

One of the objectives of Xzeus Robotics is to


educate students about the field of robotics
and providing them the skill set to make their
own robots. The Robotics Club, VIT
organizes workshops and Competition for
students every year with the aim of
introducing them to Robotics, teaching them
the basics of building their own robots and
providing them with the necessary tools for
the same.

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Some of our students taking


active participation and they
have
won
various
competition of robotics at
inter college level.

R&D
cell

The basic motive of R&D Cell is to create


research interest among the students who are
serious towards the research, so that they
could understand research methodology. This
will play a beneficial role for them in future.
In addition, the cell will provide a platform
for the development and use of renewable
energy resources for power generation (like
cooking purposes, electricity generation
especially in rural areas etc) to develop
different techniques in the fields of
agriculture, industries and so many other
areas where science and technology may play
an important role.

From
electrical
engg.
deptt. , more than 32
projects
have
been
participated
in
intercollegiate
project
exhibition organized by
R&D Cell.

In
project
exhibition
organized in 2013, projects
from EE department won
first prize and other
consolation prizes also.

NCC
Club

N.C.C. is a dynamic organization of young


boys and girls all over the India. It plays an
important role in inculcating values of
character, patriotism, unity and selfless
services amongst the youth. It helps in
shaping the youth into discipline responsible
citizen of India. NCC provides a platform for
self development and helps to channelize
their energy and potential towards nation
building.

VCTA
Club

Our
students
take
This club includes photography, theatre and participation in various
cultural activities like singing, dancing etc.
events organized by the
club.

EDC
Club

This club is keen to develop entrepreneurship Students


are
working
skills in students by organizing various actively and benefited as
seminars and workshops by industry person.
well.

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Our students are actively


working with this club and
this club is very much
helping in development of
values in the students.

VSSA
Club

Focusing on the teachings of Swami


Vivekananda VSSA club has been
established, it is an association that solely
dwells on the idea to inculcate the feeling of
humanity amongst the society through active
participation of faculty as well as students.
The main focus of VSSA club is to uplift the
lower sections especially the deprived
children by quoting and improving related
issues and bringing in the basic awareness
among the affected people.

Students are participating


with this club and serving
the society with their active
participation. This club is
adding more values to their
life.

2. Academic Activities
I. Academic Calendars (Semester wise)
II. Subjects offered with their syllabus & List of Experiments
(Semester wise)
The details of subjects handled by the Faculty in the I, III, V and VII Semesters are presented in
Table Nos. 2.1, 2.2, 2.3 and 2.4 respectively. Each Faculty has three lecture classes in a week for
each subject apart from one class per week exclusively for tutorials. In addition, there are
separate classes allotted for Library and Batch Counseling (one lecture class per week) for each
batch of students. During the Library classes, students are encouraged to refer books and journals
related to their subjects of study and prepare sample research papers in IEEE format. During the
Batch Counseling class, the Batch Counselors interacts with the students regarding attendance
and academic performance. Faculty members from the Departments of Electronics and
Communication Engineering and Computer Science are deputed to handle the interdisciplinary
subjects in the Department of Electrical Engineering.
Table 2.1 I year B.Tech. I Semester

CODE

SUBJECT NAME

SECTION

105

Basic Electrical & Electronics


Engineering

A
B
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FACULTY NAME
Mr. Parmeshwar Kumawat
Mr. Vikash Kumar Singh

DEPT.
EE
EE

Table 2.2 II Year III Semester


CODE
3EE2A

SUBJECT NAME

SECTIO
N
A
B

Circuit Analysis-I

FACULTY NAME

DEPT.

Mr. Niraj Kumar Singh


Mr. Ravi Kumar Soni

EC
EE

3EE3A

Digital Electronics

A
B

Mr. Umesh Kumawat


Mr. Manish Gaur

EC
EC

3EE4A

Object Oriented Programming

3EE5A

Electrical Machines-I

A
B
A
B

Ms. Monalisa
Mr. Mukesh Kumar Vijay
Mr. Deepesh Agarwal
Mr. Saurabh Ratra

CS
CS
EE
EE

Table 2.3 III Year V Semester


CODE
5EE1
5EE2
5EE3

SUBJECT NAME
Power Electronics-III
Microprocessors & Computer
Architecture
Control Systems

5EE4

Generation of Electrical Power

5EE5

Transmission & Distribution of


Electrical Power
Advanced Power Distribution
System

5EE6.1

SECTIO
N
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B

FACULTY NAME
Mr. Nikhil Jain
Mr. Ankit Saraff
Mr. Vivek Gaur
Mr. Akash Jaiman
Mrs. Meetu Nag/
Ms. Akshata Saxena
Ms. Neha Baberwal
Mr. Abhishek Jain
Mr. Jatinder Kumar
Mr. Kuldeep Saini
Mr. Ravi Kumar Soni
Mr. Satish Kumar Jangid
Mr. Deepesh Agarwal

DEPT
.
EE
EE
EC
EC
EE
EC
EE
EE
EE
EE
EE
EE
EE

Table 2.4 IV Year VII Semester

CODE
7EE1

SUBJECT NAME
Data Base Management
System

SECTION
A
B

FACULTY NAME

Mr. Manoj Raman


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DEPT.

CS

7EE2
7EE3
7EE4

7EE5
7EE6.3

Power System Analysis


Artificial Intelligence
Techniques
Utilization of Electrical
Power
Power System
Engineering
Economic Operation of
Power Systems

A
B
A
B
A

Mr. Vikash Kumar Singh


Mr. Ankit Saraff
Mr. Mudit Kumar
Ms. Leena Goyal
Mrs. Meetu Nag/S. Joseph
Harindranath
Mr. Nikhil Jain
Mr. Saurabh Ratra
Mr. Kuldeep Saini
Ms. Neha Baberwal
Mr. Satish Kumar Jangid

B
A
B
A
B

EE
EE
EC
EC
EE
EE
EE
EE
EE
EE

III. Minor & Major Projects


The list of minor projects done by the students of VII Semester A and B Sections during the
ODD semester of the academic year 2013 2014, in partial fulfillment for the award of degree of
Bachelor of Technology in Electrical Engineering, is presented in the Table Nos. 3.1 and 3.2
respectively.
Table 3.1 List of Minor Projects done by VII Semester Students (A Section)
S.no.
1

Group
Name
1

Name of Students

Project Title

Name of Guide

Hybrid Power Generation Using Solar


& Wind With Controller

Mr.Vikash Singh

Wireless Power Theft Monitoring


System

Mr.Vikash Singh

Solar Powered Auto Irrigation System


Using Gsm

Mr.Vikash Singh

Divyanshi Devivedi
Arshiya Parween
Kundan Lodha
Manisha Bairwa
Bilal Ahmed
Gaurav Singh
Mahendra Kr. Choudhary
Durgesh Kr. Sharma
Krishankant Saini
Manish Kr. Verma
Aman Jain
Karanveer Singh
Ayush Sharma
Ajit Singh Rajawat
Bharat Singh
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Dinesh Kulhari
Mayank Bhushan
Mukesh Bhati
Lalita Devi Meena
Lalit Sharma

Mr.Vikas Singh

Gsm Based Automatic Energy Meter


Reading

Mr.Saurabh
Ratra

Underground Cable Fault Distance


Locator

Mr.Vikas Singh

Automatic Street Light

Mr.Vikas Singh

Automatic Room Light Intensity


Detection &Control Using A
Microprocessor & Light Sensors

Mr. Vikas Singh

Regenerative Braking Of BLDC


Motor

Mr.Kuldeep
Saini

Street Light That Glows On Detecting


Vehicle Movement

Ms. Neha
Baberwal

Short Term Load Forecasting Using


Computation Intelligence
Methodologies For Rajasthan Region,
India

Mr.Kuldeep
Saini

Mitesh Kr. Goyal


Kunal Khandelwal
Anshu Singh

Water Pump Using Solar Panel

Dinesh Kr.Yadav
Manish Singh
Kirti Singh
Devesh Solanki
Anu Kumari
Kalyan Prasad Sharma
Akash Soni
Amir Raja
Devendra Saini
Hement Singh
Harshverdhan Singh
Mahipal Jakhar
Mahendra Pratap

10

10

Lalit Patil
Mohit Sharma
Ashish Sharma
Bharat Sharma
Aditya Agarwal

11

Abhishek Kanwat
Ajay Raj Singh
Atul Sharma
Ankesh Choudhary

11

Arun Kumar

Table 3.2 List of Minor Projects done by VII Semester Students (B Section)

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S.N
o
1

Group
Name
1

Name of Students
Ravi Kant Meena
Rishi Kumar Jain
Shubham
Vishal Gupta
Rajendra Padra
Rajendra Kumar
Ramnaresh Saini
Shubham Thakuriya
Siddhant Sharma
Sourabh Meena
Harshal Singh
Ranawat
Pradeep Kumar
Rohit Pal
Abdul Hamid
Imran Khan
Vinod Kumar Verma

Sanjay Kumar
Ramniwas
Choudhary
Rajendra Prasad
Ramesh Sharma
Tushar Tripathi
Rajkumar Agarwal
Rahul Goyal
Raghav Sapra
Ritika Singh
Rohit Nair
Vishnu Kumar
Jabdoliya
Prem Lata Meena
Pooja Swami
Umesh Kumar
Rathod
Sonam Singh
Vivek Sharma
Shivani Ruhela

Project Title

Guided by

Automatic Room Light


Controllor With Bidirectional
Visitor Counter

Mr.Parmeshwar Kumawat

Auto Selection Of Any Available


Phase, In 3-Phase Supply
System

Mr. Deepesh Agarwal

Power Generation By Foot Steps


Using Piezo Electric Crystals.

Mr. Kuldeep Saini

Wireless Automatic Water Level


Control Using Radio Frequency
Communication

Mrs. Neha Baberwal

Automatic Railway Gate


Controlling

Mr. Kuldeep Saini

Home Automation

Mr. Kuldeep Saini

Smart Card Prepaid Energy


Meter

Mr. Saurabh Ratra

Smooth Start Of A Single Phase


Induction Motor

Mr. Deepesh Agarwal

Electrical Load Controlling


Using Programming

Mr. Kuldeep Saini

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10

11

12

10

11

12

Vinay Sharma
Suman Meena
Vivek Jain
Shubhendu
Bhatnager
Shubham Lata
Sunil Kumar Sharma

13

14

14

15

15

16

16

17

17

18
19

18
19

20

21

20

21

Intelligent Alcohol Detection


System For Car

Mr. Neha Baberwal

Mr. Parmeshwar
Kumawat

Himanshu Jajoo
Pappu Lal Jalandhar
Harish Kumar Regar

13

Mobile Controllor Robot

Vasudev Yadav
Sumit Jonwal
Yogesh Sharma
Vishnu Lal Verma
Ronak Machiwal
Sitaram Meena
Sania Choudhary
Suchita Siddh
Ridim Agarwal
Rohit Jain
Pushpendra Jain
Sandeep Gupta
Prithvi Singh Gohil
Sandeep Kumar
Yogesh Kumar
Gouttam
Nitin Rajoriya
Nisha Kumari
Ravindra Singh
Sachidanand Koushik
Prateek Mishra
Pooja Rathore
Shree Kant Sharma
Tarun Murjani
Vishal Garg
Ram Swaroop
Kumawat

Automatic Room Light


Controllor

Mr. Deepesh Agarwal

Home Applinces Control From


Mobile

Mr.Parmeshwar Kumawat

Auto Water Level Controller

Mr. Deepesh Agarwal

Environmental Control By
Domotics

Mrs. Neha Baberwal

Gsm Based Home Automation

Mr. Deepesh Agarwal

Smart Agriculture

Mrs. Neha Baberwal

Auto Mains Failure

Mr. Parmeshwar Kumawat

Autocontrol Train Engine

Mr. Saurabh Ratra

Temprature Controlled Fan Speed

Mr. Deepesh Agarwal

Live Line Detector

Mrs. Neha Baberwal

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22

22

Sandeep Kumar
Rajat Prakash
Suryakant Pandey
Subhash Yadav
Shailendra Choudhary
Vikash Garg

Automatic Electricity Presence


Warning System

Mr. Parmeshwar Kumawat

The students of VII semester have successfully completed their minor projects and have
submitted their project reports. Each batch has demonstrated the project work assigned in the
presence of the Faculty Guides. The projects done by the students are kept in the Project and
R & D Lab for future use.

IV. Industrial Tours


Industrial Visit Summary
The list of Industrial visits organized by the Department during the ODD semester is presented in
Table 4.1.
Table 4.1 List of Industrial Visits organized
S.No.

Name and Address of Industry

Date(s) of
Visit

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Semester and
No. of
Students

Faculty In Charge

132 KV GSS Indira Gandhi 12.10.2013


Nagar, Jaipur,RVPNL
Prime Vision Automation Pvt. 17.10.2013
Ltd
Dainik Bhaskar Printing Plant
Jaipur Saras Dairy
Prime Vision Automation Pvt. 17.10.2013
Ltd
Dainik Bhaskar Printing Plant
Jaipur Saras Dairy

Mr. Deepesh Agarwal and


Mr. Ajay Jha.
III Sem/51

Mr. Ravi Kumar Soni


Mr. Satish Kumar Jangid
Mr. Yashvant Yadav

V Sem/48

Mr. Ravi Kumar Soni


Mr. Satish Kumar Jangid
Mr. Ankit Sarraf

Industrial Visit Reports


The detailed reports on the various Educational cum Industrial Visits organized by the
Department are presented in this section.
A Report On An Educational Cum Industrial Visit Of 132 Kv Gss Indira Gandhi Nagar,
Jaipur, Rvpn (An Iso 9001:2000 Certified Company)
Electrical engineering department of VIT campus has organised an industrial cum educational
tour on October 12th, 2013for electrical III semester students of 132 KVGSS Indira Gandhi
Nagar this tour was conducted under the supervision of faculty members Mr. Deepesh
Agarwal and Mr. Ajay Jha. At GSS Extn Mr. J.N. Natani guided the students to understand the
importance and the working of GSS. He provided the valuable knowledge about the transmission
and distribution of the power from one sub-station to the other sub-station to our students.
He told our students about the technical advancements in GSS. He told that this GSS have
combination of both conventional and modern technology and this also comes in few sub stations
where control software SCADA is installed. Then he provided the throw knowledge of
SCADA system. After this our students visited the control room of the GSS where all the
controls of yard equipment as well as signals of protection relays were installed there. He told us
that we can control every equipment of GSS from there.

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GSS Yard with Wave Trap and CT-PTs

In next half our student visited the yard area of the GSS. All the equipments like transformer,
circuit breaker, bus bar etc were installed there. GSS staff provided us complete knowledge about
those equipments and about working of them. Our student also asked many queries about
technology of the GSS. They solved all of our queries patiently.
He initially provided basic information to our students about the power that electrical power is
generated, transmitted in the form of alternating current. The electric power produced at the
power stations is delivered to the consumers through a large network of transmission &
distribution. The transmission network is inevitable long and high power lines are necessary to
maintain huge blocks of power source of generation to the load centers to inter connected. The
electric power flows through various substation between consumer and the generation point.
The assembly of apparatus used to change some characteristics (e.g. voltage, ac to dc, frequency,
power factor etc.) of electric supply keeping the power constant is called a substation. Basically
the GSS is a substation where power (from one or more than one station comes and is then
distributed to one or more than one substation) from Heerapura line and Bassi line meet and
then the power is distributed to Puranaghat and Sitapura line after converting it into suitable
voltage level.
An electrical substation is a subsidiary station of an electricity generation, transmission and
distribution system where voltage is transformed from high to low or the reverse using
transformers. Electric power may flow through several substations between generating plant and
consumer, and may be changed in voltage in several steps. Substations have switching,
protection and control equipment and one or more transformers.

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GSS Yard with Bus Bars

He told about the SCADA system which is a computer operated system in which a person can
control the whole system of transmission and distribution of power using the help of computer.
He told about the GIS system in which there are three regions:
1) Red region(which is operated at 220 V)
2) Grey region (which is operated at 132 V)
3) Green region (which is operated at 32 V)
The process involved at the GSS is that the power is firstly feeds on the feeder which is then
step-down or step-up using the transformer & increasing the power factor and then the power is
distributed to the other load stations. Circuit breaker are used to interrupt any short-circuits or
overload currents that may occur on the network. The GSS is installed with the new SF6 (sulphur
hexafluoride) circuit breakers.

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Mr. Ajay Jha showing students structure of Lightening Arrester

The lightning arrester is used to save the high voltage equipments from the excessive voltage
and lightning in the sky during clouds. If any lightning falls over the equipments then the
excessive voltage is transmitted to the LA (which is an on load device) and it transmit the voltage
to the earth.

Students Visiting The Yard


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The yard is floored with the concrete which protects the equipment by absorbing the shocks, by
absorbing the water it protect from rusting, and it reduces the maintenance cost and increases the
surface tension.
CVT are used to step-down the power at a particular level using capacitor. It is a two terminal
device and connected in series.
Wave trapper is separate higher frequency signal which is then converted to the audio/visual
signal. This modern technique is used to transmit the voice from one part to another without
distortion.
Current transformer is used to convert the current to the particular level which can be
measured by the equipments easily.
Bus bar is used in the circuit to provide same voltage to the different circuit. Its main purpose is
to conduct electricity, not to function as a structural member.
A isolator switch is used to ensure that an electrical circuit is completely de-energized for
service
or
maintenance.
Such
switches
are
often
found
in electrical
distribution and industrial applications, where machinery must have its source of driving power
removed for adjustment or repair.
A relay is an electrically operated switch. Relays are switches that open and close circuits
electromechanically or electronically. Relays control one electrical circuit by opening and
closing contacts in another circuit. Relays are either electromechanical relays or solid-state
relays.

Group photo of EEE students in the yard

32

At the end of the tour, our students feel very thankful to acquire such useful and practical
knowledge and appreciated the teachers & the HOD sir of the electrical department for holding
such trips. The students told to the HOD sir that they enjoyed the trip and requested him to
organize such type of educational trips frequently. The HOD sir also promised to our students to
do so.

A Report On Industrial Visit For III Semester Sec- B


DATE: 17/10/2013

THURSDAY

Name of activity: Place of visit


:-

LOCAL INDUSTRIAL VISIT

Timings: -

Prime Vision AutomationPrivate Limited


Dainik Bhaskar Printing Plant
Jaipur Saras Dairy
09:00 am to 3:30 pm

Faculty coordinator:

Students visited: Reporting authority: -

Mr Ravi Kumar Soni


Mr. Satish Kumar Jangid
Mr. Yashvant Yadav

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Ms. Dolly Sharma


Mr. Yuvraj Singh
Mr. Dinesh Panday
Mr. Ravi Rana

Visit Summary:In the month of October aspiring and creative and innovative students of electrical department of
engineering 3rd year had visited the place called Saras Dairy and Danikbhaskar. Jaipur Dairy
which is considered the one of the biggest running production units in India. There students had
met with Yuvraj Singh (production supervisor) was taken over the students the way around. He
explained mainly focused the students thoughts on the functioning of automation machine and
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took them to functional site of Saras Dairy. The best part of that time when the students used to
see how the machines themselves made the milk product like curd, chaach, paneer, ghee along
with the limited use of labor. The turnover of this company is 900 crore rupees per annum.
Thereafter they had visited Indias biggest fully automated printing plant of Dainik bhaskar
newspaper. The whole visit was to study the KBA established (Germany based company)
automating printing press machine. Dainik bhaskar considered the best newspaper company in
business class on the whole the visit was extremely exciting and useful for understanding
automation.

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A Report On Industrial Visit V Semester Sec- B


DATE: 17/10/2013

FRIDAY

Name of activity: Place of visit


:-

INDUSTRIAL VISIT

Timings: -

Prime Vision AutomationPrivate Limited


Dainik Bhaskar Printing Plant
Jaipur Saras Dairy

09:00 am to 3:30 pm

Faculty coordinator:

Students visited: Reporting authority: -

Mr Ravi Kumar Soni


Mr. Satish Kumar Jangid
Mr. Ankit sarraf

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Ms. Dolly Sharma
Mr. Yuvraj singh
Mr. Dinesh panday
Mr. Ravi Rana

Visit Summary:In the month of October aspiring and creative and innovative students of electrical department of
engineering 3rd year had visited the place called Saras Dairy and Dainikbhaskar. Jaipur Dairy
which is considered as one of the biggest running production units in India. There students had
met with Yuvraj Singh (production supervisor) was taken over the students the way around. He
explained mainly focused the students thoughts on the functioning of automation machine and
took them to functional site of Saras Dairy. The best part of that time when the students used to
see how the machines themselves made the milk product like curd, chaach, paneer, ghee. Along
with the limited use of labour. The turnover of this company is 900crore rupees per annum.
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Thereafter they had visited Indias biggest fully automated printing plant of Danik bhaskar
newspaper. The whole visit was to study the KBA established (Germany based company)
automating printing press machine. Danik bhaskar considered the best newspaper company in
business class on the whole the visit was extremely exciting and useful for understanding
automation.

Group photo in front of Dainik Bhaskar Office

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V. Practical Training
As part of the curriculum of Rajasthan Technical University, the students underwent training in
reputed organizations in Rajasthan during the summer vacation between 1 st June and 15th June
2013. After successful completion of the training, each student gave an individual seminar
presentation on the date allotted during the VII Semester. The details of the Practical Training
Seminar are presented in Table Nos. 5.1 to 5.4.

Table 5.1 VII SEMESTER SECTION A1: Period of Training: 1st June to 15th July 2013
Sr.
No

University Roll
no

10evjee001

Name of the student

Seminar
Date

Organisation

10/08/2013

220kv Gss, I.G.Nagar


220kv Gss, Heerapura

10evjee002

Abhinav Jaitwal
Abhishek Kanwat

10evjee033

Dilip Kumar

10evjee003

10evjee004

10evjee032

10evjee005

10evjee006

10evjee031

Devendra Saini

220kv Gss, I.G.Nagar

10

10evjee007

Akash Soni

220kv Gss, I.G.Nagar

11

10evjee008

Aman Jain

12

10evjee030

Deepesh Kumar Yadav

13

10evjee009

Amir Raza

14

10evjee011

Anand Singh Rathore

220kv Gss,Sanganer

Abhishek Kumar
Aditya Agarwal

17/08/13

Adarsh Transformer Pvt. Ltd.

Devesh Solanki

132kv Gss Nagur

Ajay Raj Singh Solanki

Birla Coorporation Ltd.

Ajit Singh Rajawat

24/08/13

31/08/13

Kstps, Kota

132kvgss, Mansarovar

07/09/13

37

220kv Gss,Sanganer

15

10evjee028

Bilal Ahmed

S
NO.

Roll No

Student Name

Seminar
Date

Organization

16

10evjee012

Anil Kumar Jangid

21/09/13

132kv Bhankrota

17

10evjee013

18

10evjee027

19

10evjee014

20

10evjee015

21

10evjee026

22

10evjee016

23

10evjee018

24

10evjee025

25

10evjee019

26

10evjee020

27

10evjee024

28

10evjee021

29

10evjee022

30

10evjee023

Anirudh Sharma

Kstps, Kota

Bharat Singh

Rvpnl,Chambal 22godam

Ankesh Choudhary

28/09/13

Kstps, Kota

Anu Kumari

Ntpc , Aurangabad

Bharat Sharma

Rvpnl,Chambal 22godam

Anshu Singh

05/10/13

132 Kv Purana Ghat Jaipur

Anurag
Ayush Sharma
Arshiya Parveen

220kv Gss, Ig Nagar


12/10/13

Kstps, Kota

Arun Kumar

132kv Chambal Sodala

Atul Sharma

220kv Gss, Ig Nagar

Asheesh Darsh

19/10/13

Ashish Sharma

Sofcon(Automation) Pvt. Lmt


Aditya Birla Group(Cement
Plant)

Ashok Parle

220kv Gss,Sanganer

38

Table 5.2 VII SEMESTER SECTION A2: Period of Training: 1st June to 15th July 2013
S.No
.

Univ. Roll
No.

10evjee034

10evjee035

10evjee037

10evjee038

10evjee040

10evjee041

10evjee042

10evjee043

10

10evjee045

11

10evjee046

12

10evjee047

Karanveer Singh-(1787)
Kirti Singh-(1703)

13

10evjee048

Kotadiya Harshal-(1734)

14

10evjee049

Krishankant Saini-(1916)

15

10evjee050

16

10evjee051

17

10evjee052

18

10evjee053

Lalit Patil-(2719)

19

10evjee054

20

10evjee055

21

10evjee056

22

10evjee057

23

10evjee058

24
25

10evjee059
10evjee060

Lalita Devi Meena-(1738)


Mahender Pratap Singh (1796)
Mahendra Kumar
Choudhary-(1794)
Mahipal Jakhar-(1704)
Manish Kumar Verma(1727)
Manish Singh-(1713)
Manisha Bairwa-(1709)

Student Name-(Id)
Dinesh Kumar Kulhari(1780)
Dinesh Kumar Yadav(1715)
Divyanshi Dwivedi(1701)
Durgesh Kumar Sharma(1732)
Gaurav Singh-(1730)
Hari Mohan Choudhary(1708)
Harshvardhan Singh
Shekhawat-(1786)
Hemant Singh-(1789)
Kalyan Prasad Sharma(1747)

Seminar
Date

Sldc, Heerapura
27/08/2013 132kv Bhankrota Jaipur
400 Kv Gss, Bhilwara
220 Kv Gss, Ig Nagar
220 Kv Gss, Ig Nagar
3/9/2013

220 Kv Gss, Sanganer


220 Kv Gss, Ig Nagar

10/9/2013

220 Kv Gss, Ig Nagar


Western Central Railway,
Kota
132 Kv Chambal Grid
400 Kv Gss, Heerapura

17/09/2013

Kunal Khandelwal-(1712)
Kundan Lodha -(1714)
Lalit Kumar Sharma(1733)

220 Kv Gss, Ig Nagar


Welspun Captive Power ,
Gujarat
400 Kv Gss, Heerapura

24/09/2013

39

Organization

Ntpc Kawas, Surat


220 Kv Gss, Ig Nagar
220 Kv Gss, Nagaur

8/10/2013

220 Kv Gss, Ig Nagar


220 Kv Gss, Ig Nagar

8/10/2013

Hindustan Zinc Ltd.


Kstps

26

10evjee061
Manoj Kumar-(1697)

27

10evjee062

28

10evjee063

29

10evjee064

Mohit Sharma-(1706)

North Western Railway

30

10evjee065

Mukesh Bhati-(1724)

400 Kv Gss, Heerapura

Mayank Bhushan-(2712)
Mitesh Kumar Goyal(1783)

400 Kv Gss, Heerapura


15/10/2013

Kstps

Table 5.3 VII SEMESTER SECTION B1: Period of Training: 1st June to 15th July 2013
S.No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13

Univ. Roll
No.
10evjee66

Nisha kumari-(1869)

10evjee67

Nitin rajoriya-(1593)

Seminar
Date

Student Name-(Id)

400kv g.s.s heerapura


2/08/2013

10evjee68
10evjee69
10evjee71

Organization

220kv g.s.s sanganer


400kv grid sub station, ratangarh,
churu

Pooja rathore-(1641)
Prateek mishra-(1775)

Kota super thermal power station


220kv grid sub station i.g.
nagar ,jaipur

Prithvi singh gohil-(1634)


9/8/2013

10evjee72

Pushpendra singh-(1606)

10evjee73

Raghav sapra-(1633)

Gandhisagar hydel power plant

10evjee74

Rahul goyal-(1610)

220kv grid sub station


sanganer,jaipur

10evjee75

Rajat prakash-(1819)

10evjee76

220kv grid sub station i.g.


nagar ,jaipur

Rawatbhata atomic power plant


16/8/2013

Rajendar padra-(1656)

132kv grid sub station


chambel,jaipur

Rajendra kumar-(1630)

Giral lignite thermal power plant,


barmer

10evjee78

Rajendra prashad-(1592)

132kv gss mansarovar,jaipur

10evjee79

Rajkumar agarwal-(1618)

10evjee77

40

23/08/2013

132kv grid sub station


chambel,jaipur

14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24

10evjee80

ram naresh saini-(1637)

10evjee81

Ramesh sharma-(1620)

10evjee82

Ramniwas choudhary(1609)

10evjee83

Ramswroop kumawat(1607)

10evjee84

ranjit singh-(1517)

10evjee85

Ravi kant meena-(1599)

10evjee86

Ravindra singh khichi(1601)

10evjee87

Ridim agarwal-(1639)

10evjee88

Rishi k jain-(1873)

10evjee89

Rishikesh meena-(1615)

10evjee90

Ritika singh-(1602)
Rohit jain-(1635)

10evjee92

Rohit nair-(1583)

10evjee93

Ronak machiwal-(1626)

10evjee94

Sachchidanand kaushik(1636)

10evjee96

Sandeep kumar-(1530)

10evjee97

Sandeep kumar-(1653)

32

10evjee98

Sandeep kumar gupta(1605)

33

10evjee99

26
27
28
30
31

220kv grid sub station, i.g.


nagar,jaipur
220kv grid sub station,dausa
30/08/2013
Rajasthan atomic power station,
rawatbhata
220kv grid sub station
sanganer,jaipur
132kv grid sub station
Pushkar road, ajmer
Bhushan power and steel ltd.,
chandigarh
6/9/2013

10evjee91

25

Bosch jaipur plant

Power plant in jk lashami cement


ltd.
Ultratech cement ltd. Kotputli
Dholpur combined cycle power
plant (dccpp)
220kv grid sub station,dausa

20/9/2013

Shree adinath industries, m.i.a.


alwar
220kv g.s.s sanganer
Kota super thermal power station

4/10/2013

Ultratech plant, cement mill


substation
Rajasthan atomic power station,
rawatbhata
220kv grid sub station, i.g.
nagar,jaipur

11/10/2013

Sanjay kumar-(1632)

Dariba smeller complex


132kv grid sub station laslot ,
dausa

41

Table 5.4 VII SEMESTER SECTION B2: Period of Training: 1st June to 15th July 2013

S.No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

Univ. Roll
No.
10evjee101

Student Name-(Id)

Date

Sourabh meena-(1580)

Organization
Gandhisagar hydel power plant

10evjee102

Shailendra choudhary(1568)

10evjee103

Shivani ruhela-(1513)

10evjee104

Shree kant sharma-(1515)

10evjee105

Shubham-(1542)

2/08/2013

Kota super thermal power station


Bosch jaipur plant
Giral lignite thermal power plant,
barmer
220kv g.s.s sanganer

9/8/2013

10evjee106

Shubham lata-(1546)

10evjee107

Shubham thakuria-(1591)

10evjee108

Subhash yadav-(1623)

10evjee109

Shubhendu bhatnager(1554)

220kv grid sub station i.g. nagar


,jaipur
400kv g.s.s heerapura
220kv grid sub station sanganer,jaipur
132kv gss mansarovar,jaipur

16/8/2013
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21

10evjee110

Siddhanth sharma-(1572)

10evjee111

Sita ram meena-(1532)

10evjee112

Sonam singh-(1534)

10evjee113

Sonia choudhary-(1536)

10evjee114

Suchita siddh-(1531)

10evjee115

Suman meena-(1564)

10evjee116

Sumit jonwal-(1586)

Rawatbhata atomic power plant


220kv grid sub station i.g. nagar
,jaipur
132kv grid sub station chambel,jaipur
132kv grid sub station chambel,jaipur
23/08/2013

220kv grid sub station,dausa

10evjee117
10evjee118

Sunil kumar sharma- (


Suryakant pandey-(1563)

10evjee119

Tarun murjani-(1581)

10evjee120

Tushar tripathi-(1526)

10evjee121

Umesh kumar-(1522)

400kv grid sub station, ratangarh,


churu
220kv grid sub station, i.g.
nagar,jaipur

30/08/2013

Rajasthan atomic power station,


rawatbhata
220kv grid sub station sanganer,jaipur

6/9/2013

42

132kv grid sub station


Pushkar road, ajmer
Bhushan power and steel ltd.,
chandigarh
Power plant in jk lashami cement ltd.

22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31

10evjee122

Vasudev yadav-(1571)

10evjee123

Vikas garg-(1551)

10evjee124

Vinay sharma-(1523)

10evjee125

Vishal garg-(1596)

10evjee126

Vishal gupta-(1537)

10evjee127

Vishnu lal verma-(1576)

10evjee128

Vivek jain-(1518)

Ultratech cement ltd. Kotputli


Dholpur combined cycle power plant
(dccpp)
220kv grid sub station,dausa
20/9/2013
Shree adinath industries, m.i.a. alwar
220kv g.s.s sanganer
Kota super thermal power station
4/10/2013

10evjee129
10evjee130
10evjee132

32

10evjee304

33

10evjee301
10evjee302

34

Vivek sharma-(1516)

Ultratech plant, cement mill


substation
132kv grid sub station chambel,jaipur

Yogesh kumar gouttam

Rajasthan atomic power station,


rawatbhata

Yogesh sharma-(1528)

220kv grid sub station, i.g.


nagar,jaipur

Harish kumar regar-(3958)

11/10/2013

Prem lata -(3957)

Dariba smeller complex


132kv grid sub station laslot , dausa

Harshal singh ranawat(3995)

Rawatbhata atomic power plant

10evjee303
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43

Himanshu jajoo-(3992)

18/10/2013

11evjee200

Abdul hamid -(4089)

11evjee201

Imran khan -(4090)

11evjee202

Pappu lal jalandhar -(4091)

11evjee203

Pooja swami -(4092)

11evjee204

Pradeep kumar -(4093)

11evjee205

Rohit pal -(4094)

11evjee206

Vinod kumar verma -(4095)

11evjee207

Vishnu kumar jabdoliya (4097)

Kota super thermal power station


Acc cement works lakheri
Adequate electro mechanical
engineering, jaipur
132kv gss purana ghat, jaipur
220kv grid sub station, sirsa haryana

8/11/2013

Rajiv gandhi thermal power plant


,hisar
33/11kv grid sub station varanashi,
(u.p.)
Acc cement works lakheri
132kv grid sub station sitapura ,jaipur

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The students of VII Semester have successfully completed their practical training in the
respective organizations and have presented their seminar presentations on the dates allotted to
them. Each student has submitted a comprehensive report on the training undergone in the form
of a hard bound report as well as a soft copy in the form of CD.

VI. Subjects Taught beyond Curriculum


(1) CRT- Class Recruitment Training, in this student were trained about Verbal & Non-Verbal
Quantitative Analysis.
(2) Soft Skills workshop in this students were trained on their soft skills and were groomed on
their Power point presentation skills.
(3) Guest Lecture on Power Electronics by Nitin Gupta, Asstt. Prof , EE Dept MNIT, Jaipur
students Were made aware of whole history of need of Power electronics and its present day
applications in Various fields.
(4) Guest lecture on Electrical Machines by Dr. M.R. Farooqi- He basically cleared the concepts
of Students regarding the Lap winding and wave winding. He also gave assignments to students
after the lecture.
VII. Performance Assessment (Internal & external)
Mid Term Examinations
Tests and Examinations were conducted periodically during the semester to assess the academic
performance of the students in the various subjects prescribed as per the syllabus. The First Mid
Term Examinations were conducted on 8th, 9th and 11th November 2013.
The Second Mid Term Examinations were conducted for V and VII Semester students on 21 st,
22nd and 23rd November 2013. The last teaching day for the V and VII Semester students was on
20th November 2013.
The Second Mid Term Examinations for the I and III Semester students were conducted on 12 th,
13th and 14th December 2013.

44

After completion of the Mid Term Examinations, the Batch Counselors of the respective classes
send a consolidated report of the performance of the students to their parents/guardians to apprise
them of the performance of their wards.

Rtu Examination (Academic Year 2013-2014 Even Semester)


II Sem Result
EE-A
TOTAL STUDENTS:-

55

RESULT DECLARED:PASS:
PASS
%:-

S.N
O
1
2
3
4
5
6

FAIL IN ONE SUBJECT:4


SUBJECT WISE RESULT ANALYSIS
SUBJEC
NAME OF SUBJECT
T
PASS
CODE
COMMUNICATIVE TECHNIQUES
ENGG. MATHEMATICS-II
ENGG. PHYSICS-II
CHEMISTRY & ENVIRONMENTAL ENGG.
ENGG. MECHANICS
FUNDAMENTAL OF COMPUTER
PROGRAMMING

FAIL:
FAIL
52.83 %:FAIL IN >=3
SUBJECTS:28

PASS
%

53
25
47.17
8

FAIL

FAIL
%

201
202
203
204
205

53
37
45
50
41

100.0
0
69.81
84.91
94.34
77.36

0
16
8
3
12

0.00
30.19
15.09
5.66
22.64

206

36

67.92

17

32.08

EE-B
TOTAL STUDENTS:-

57

RESULT DECLARED:PASS:
PASS
%:-

S.N
O
1
2
3
4

FAIL IN ONE SUBJECT:13


SUBJECT WISE RESULT ANALYSIS
SUBJEC
NAME OF SUBJECT
T
PASS
CODE
COMMUNICATIVE TECHNIQUES
ENGG. MATHEMATICS-II
ENGG. PHYSICS-II
CHEMISTRY & ENVIRONMENTAL ENGG.
45

201
202
203
204

56
35
48
51

FAIL:
23
FAIL
41.07 %:FAIL IN >=3
SUBJECTS:PASS
%
100.0
0
62.50
85.71
91.07

56
33
58.93
8

FAIL

FAIL
%

0
21
8
5

0.00
37.50
14.29
8.93

5
6

ENGG. MECHANICS
FUNDAMENTAL OF COMPUTER
PROGRAMMING

205

33

58.93

23

41.07

206

44

78.57

12

21.43

IV Sem Result
EE-A
TOTAL

RESULT DECLARED:-

STUDENTS:-

S.N
O
1
2
3
4
5
6

64

PASS:39
FAIL:PASS
FAIL
%:62.90
%:FAIL IN ONE SUBJECT:4
FAIL IN >=3 SUBJECTS:SUBJECT WISE RESULT ANALYSIS
SUBJEC
PASS
NAME OF SUBJECT
T
PASS
FAIL
%
CODE
Analog Electronics
4EE1A
50
80.65
12
Circuit Analysis-II
4EE2A
50
80.65
12
Electrical Measurements
4EE3A
47
75.81
15
Generation of Electrical Power
4EE4A
55
88.71
7
Electrical Machines-II
4EE5A
48
77.42
14
Advanced Engineering Mathematics-II
4EE6A
45
72.58
17

62
23
37.10
14
FAIL
%
19.35
19.35
24.19
11.29
22.58
27.42

EE-B
RESULT DECLARED:-

60

PASS:41
FAIL:PASS
FAIL
%:68.33 %:FAIL IN ONE SUBJECT:6
FAIL IN >=3 SUBJECTS:SUBJECT WISE RESULT ANALYSIS
SUBJEC
PASS
NAME OF SUBJECT
T
PASS
FAIL
%
CODE
Analog Electronics
4EE1A
48
80.00
12
Circuit Analysis-II
4EE2A
52
86.67
8
Electrical Measurements
4EE3A
54
90.00
6
Generation of Electrical Power
4EE4A
57
95.00
3
Electrical Machines-II
4EE5A
51
85.00
9
Advanced Engineering Mathematics-II
4EE6A
44
73.33
16

19

TOTAL STUDENTS:-

S.N
O
1
2
3
4
5
6

46

63

31.67
10
FAIL
%
20.00
13.33
10.00
5.00
15.00
26.67

VIII. DECA Viva Marks (2013-2014)


DECA marks depends upon the DISCIPLINE AND EXTRA CIRCULAR ACTIVITIES of
the students who are participated on the campus and off the campus activities
DECA consists of 50 marks which is bifuracated under the following sections
Discipline-25
Extra circular activities -15
Library-10
BATCH COUNSELORS AND NODAL OFFICER:Following faculty members are assigned above mentioned duties
VII semester (Batch counselors)
1 Mr. Vikash Singh

7-A1

2 Ms. Neha Baberwal

7-A2

3 Mr. Kuldeep Saini

7-B1

4 Mr. Nikhil Jain

7-B2

Nodel Officer (CNO)


Academic documentation
coordinator
Club Coordinator / C. B. C.
Outside Conference Notice and
MOM

9468663311
895202720
1
876424148
0

VIII semester
1 Mr. Nikhil Jain

8-A1

2 Mr. Vikash Singh

8-A2

3 Mr. Kuldeep Saini

8-B1

4 Mr. Joseph Harendranath 8-B2

Nodel Officer (CNO)


Academic documentation
coordinator
Club Coordinator / C. B. C.
Out side Conference Notice and
MOM

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9468663311
895202720
1
876424148
0

SOFT SKILLS:Name of Invited guest faculty: Mr. Narayan Kamath


Name of faculty in-charge: Mr. Deepesh Agarwal, Mr. Sourabh Ratra, Mr. Ravi Kumar Soni
Student sections under assessment: VITEE-A12 (A), VITEE-A12 (B), VITEE-B12 (A)
Course Module Status: Completed

Contents covered by the guest faculty:


Sr.No Topic

Hrs

01

Introduction And Ice Breaker-Pre Assessment

02

02

Communication-An Introduction

02

03

Language- The Simple Present-Conditional Zero-The Ing

02

04

Language-Plans-Predictions-Conditional One

02

05

Language-Modals For Suggestions And Advice

02

06

Time For A Movie- I Am Kalam

02

07

Language-The Past- Memories And Horror Stories

02

08

Languages-Connecting The Past With The Present

02

09

Extempore Speaking Indoor Cricket

02

10

Presentations- How To Give A Presentation

02

11

Group Discussions-The How-Dos Donts

02

12

Assessment -Post

Feedback by Faculty:
This activity has been completed and assessment of students also has been completed by
our course faculty. Mr. Narayan Kamath worked well with our students. His methodology of
teaching was up to the mark. This activity helped our students in getting fluent communication
and personality development. Under this activity they understand about value of team work and
learned how to work under stress.
48

Suggestion for future: Time of this module should be extended to the complete semester.
Total Hrs:
Section

Hrs allotted

Hrs taken

48

48

48

44

48

46

48

46

VITEE-A12(A)
VITEE-A12(B)
VITEE-B12(A)
VITEE-B12(B)
CRT (CAMPUS RECRUITMENT TRAINING) ACTIVITY:Name of Invited guest faculty:-

T.I.M.E FACULTY

Name of faculty in-charge:Saini

Mr. Vikash Singh, Mrs. Neha Baberwal/Mr. Kuldeep

Student sections: -

VITEE-A10, B10

Course Module Status: -

Completed

Contents covered by the guest faculty:

S.N
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13

TOPICS
CRT Intro.+ Goal Orientation
PI +Intro+ Resume Writing
GD Intro.
Psychometric Test +FAQs
Reading Comprehensive
Critical Reasoning
Number Series+Odd Man +Coding Decoding
Blood Relation +Direction Sense
Deduction And Connective
Clocks And Calendars
Distribution Logics And Binary Logics +Puzzles
Cubes +Venn Diagrams+Non Verb.Reasoning+Logical Ability
Selection,Routes,Network,Arrangment
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HRS.
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2

14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21

AMA, SI, Ci +Time Distance +Work


Counting And Logical Ability+TCS Model
Sentence Correction-1&2+ Vocabs.
Number +Number System
Data Sufficiency + Model Paper 1&2
Probability +Model Paper 3& 4
Data Interpretation + Model 4+5
QE + Progression+Model Paper + Class Test

2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2

Feedback By Faculty:
This activity has been completed and assessment of students also has been completed by
our course faculty who were appointed from T.I.M.E Academy, worked well with our students.
Their methodology of teaching was up to the mark. This activity helped our students in getting
fluent communication and personality development. Under this activity they understood about
value of communication skills and short tricks.

Suggestion For Future: Time of this module is sufficient for a semester and should be included
further in forthcoming semester.

Feedback By Students:

Section

Punctuality

Good

Course
module
coverage

Interaction
level with
students

complete

Satisfactory

Activity level
Student
(practical
interest
problems
regarding for
with solution future of this
methodology)
activity
Yes
Yes

VITEEA10,B10
Total Hrs:
Section

Hrs allotted
56

VITEE-A10,B10

50

Hrs taken
38

CONFERENCES/SEMINARS:National Conference on Recent Advancements in Power System Engineering (RAPSE-III,


2014)

51

52

53

54

Schedule
55

Day-I

Saturday, February 22, 2014

8:00 am
9:00 am-11am
11am-11:45am
11:45 am12:00

Reporting and Registration


Inauguration
Ampere Exhibition
Chai-Shai (Ground Floor opposite front office-VIT East)

Technical Session-I
12:00- 1:00 pm
1:00pm-2:20 pm
2:20- 3:00 pm

Keynote Addresses:
Theme:(Power System-I)
Keynote Speaker : Dr.Rahul Verma Chief Scientist CEERI Pilani
Paper presentation by Participants

LUNCH(VIT Mess )

Technical Session-II
3:00pm 3:30 pm
3:30pm -5:00pm
5:00 pm

Day-II

Keynote Addresses:
Theme:(Renewable Energy in India: Status and Future prospects-I)
Keynote Speaker : Dr. Rajendra Prashad, IIT, Roorkee
Paper presentation by Participants

Tea

(Buses will depart to their respective destinations by 5:10 pm)

Sunday, February 23, 2014

Technical Session III


9:00- 9:15 am
9:15-10:00am
10:00-12:00
12:00- 12:15am
12:15 -2:00
2:00-2:40 pm

Tea(Board Room VIT-East)


Keynote Addresses:
Theme:(Power System-II)
Keynote Speaker : Dr. S.K. Kalla,SKIT, Jaipur
Paper presentation by Participants

Chai-Shai(Ground Floor opposite front office-VIT East)


Paper presentation by Participants

LUNCH(VIT Mess )

Technical Session IV
2:40 3:20pm

Keynote Addresses:
Theme:( Renewable Energy in India: Status and Future prospects-II)
Key note speaker : Dr. Nitin Gupta, MNIT, Jaipur

3:20- 4:30pm
4:30- 5:00pm

Paper Presentation
Valedictory Function

Department of Electrical Engineering, VIT Campus, Jaipur organized a National Conference on


Recent Advancements in Power System Engineering (RAPSE-III, 2014) on 22 and 23 February
2014 in the VIT Campus Auditorium for the third year in succession to the ones conducted in the
previous years 2012 and 2013. Eminent Academicians, Faculty members and students from
reputed engineering colleges and universities from different parts of the country and

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representatives from industries and governmental organizations attended the conference. This
year, the conference was sponsored by AICTE, New Delhi.

RAPSE-III Group photo by Electrical Department


Out of the 150 abstracts received from various institutions/organizations across the country, 85
abstracts were accepted for submission of full paper and 67 full papers were selected for
presentation at the Conference.

Forty papers were presented by delegates from various

participating institutions in the four technical sessions, covering two major categories titled
Power System and Renewable Energy held over the two days.
The conference was inaugurated by the Chief Guest at the inaugural function,
Prof. (Dr.) A.K. Jain, Managing Director, Rajasthan Electronics and Instrumentation Ltd.,
at 9.30 am on 22nd February 2014.

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Initiation Ceremony Of RAPSE-III


Dr. Rahul Varma, Chief Scientist, CEERI, Pilani and Prof. (Dr.) Rajendra Prasad, IIT,
Roorkee were the Guests of Honor at the function. The following dignitaries were also present
in the inaugural function:

Dr K R Bagaria, RPSE MEMBER

Dr. Raisinghani, Vice Chairperson, VIT Campus

Dr. Y.K. Vijay President Vivekananda Global University

Shree. Anoop Singh Poonia, Pro VC, VGU

Dr. S. S. Dhinsa, Dean (Research)

Shree Praveen, Secretary, VIT Campus

Smt Reshma Choudhary, Registrar, VIT Campus

Prof. (Dr.) D.P. Darmora, Principal, VIT

Prof(Dr.) Baldev Singh, Principal, VIT (East)

Shree. Parmeshwar Kumawat, HOD/EE,VIT


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Mrs. Jyotsana Singh, HOD/EE, VIT (East)

Dignitaries in Front Row


In his introductory speech about the Conference, Mr. Parmeshwar Kumawat, HOD,
Department of Electrical Engineering, VIT, said that our country is continuously striving with
electrical energy crisis because of increase in industrial, commercial and residential demand
more than increase in electrical power production from different types of power plants. He also
discussed the present scenario of Indian Power System and the proposed wind and solar energy
projects in Rajasthan.
In his welcome address, Dr. Raisinghani, Vice Chairperson, VIT Campus, gave a brief
introduction about the Chief Guest, Dr. A.K. Jain, Managing Director, REIL.

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Dignitaries on the Dais


He said that Shri A.K. Jain is the Managing Director, Rajasthan Electronics & Instruments
Limited from 1st March, 2011 and that under his leadership the Company has spread its business
across the country by deploying more than 2 Lac SPV solutions covering more than 30 states,
1.5 Lac villages, benefiting more than 50 Lac citizens. That includes a large Mega-Watt size
Solar Power Plants (5 MW) in thar desert and largest off-grid roof top 10 MW Solar
Photovoltaic Power packs, at over 9400 locations, at Bharat Nirman Rajiv Gandhi Seva Kendra
(BNRGSK) under Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission (JNNSM) in the state of
Rajasthan in an area of 342,239 km.
He described him as a hard core technology professional having 31 years of experience - a well
known technocrat for its passion on converting a common man into a knowledge person at this
Global Village. The Chief Guest, Dr. A.K. Jain, Managing Director, REIL, in his inaugural
address, lauded the Management and the Department of Electrical Engineering of VIT Campus
for organizing such a conference for the third time in succession. He also stressed the need for
increase in power generation in India using renewable energy sources such as wind and solar
energy to meet the demand, which would result in a simultaneous increase in our per capita
energy consumption on par with the developed countries like USA and UK.

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Chief Guest, Dr. A.K. Jain, Managing Director, REIL.


The inaugural address was followed by the unveiling of the Conference Souvenir. After this, a
documentary film highlighting the developments in VIT Campus, activities and accomplishments

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of

Department

of

Electrical

Engineering,

was

screened.

Unveiling of RAPSE-III Souvenior


The inaugural function of the Conference was soon followed by the inauguration of the
Vivekananda Electrical Engineering Association (VEEA) Club Project Exhibition. Sixty-Four
innovative projects done by the students of Electrical Engineering, VIT Campus, were displayed
in the Project Exhibition. The Chief Guest, Dr. A.K. Jain, Managing Director, REIL, the
Guests of Honor, Prof. (Dr.) Rajendra Prasad, IIT, Roorkee, and Dr. Rahul Varma, Chief
Scientist, CEERI, Pilani witnessed the live demo of the projects displayed at the exhibition.

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Unveiling the Logo of VEEA Club and Ist Session of RAPSE-III


Technical Session
The first technical session was conducted on 22nd February 2014 from 12.15 pm to 2.15 pm. The
session was chaired by Dr. Rahul Varma, Chief Scientist, CEERI, Pilani. He is the Head of
Power Electronics Group for last 23 years. and has 36 years of Research and Development
Experience in Power Electronics with specialization in motor drives, position control systems,
High voltage power supplies and High voltage pulse generators. He has completed 24 projects

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for strategic, industrial and societal applications and has published 20 papers in International
and national journals.

Keynote address of Dr. Rahul Varma


In his keynote address, Dr. Rahul Varma, spoke on the topic Photovoltaic Energy Systems
for Homes. A single phase 300 W Solar photovoltaic power system expandable up to 1 KW and
another 5 KW three phase solar power system for agricultural water pumps were discussed. The
future scope of solar photovoltaic panels was also discussed.
The following papers were presented by delegates from various participating institutions
during the first technical session.
S.No.
1

Paper
ID
Ps-106

Ps-105

Title of Paper

Names of Authors

Smart Grid: Toward Standards For Dynamics In Bharat Khatwani, Deepak


Electric Energy Systems
Kumar Jangid, Gourav
Chauhan
Vs-Pi Technology
Anshul Goyal

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3
4

Ps-121
Ps-117

Vhdl Design On Field Programmable Gate Array


Role Of Smart Grids In Indian Power Sector

Ps-101

Ps-140

Integration Of Distributed Generation For


Reduction Of Line Losses Into Radial
Distribution Feeder
Wireless Smart Grid System

7
8

R-107
Ps-102

Integrated Energy System


Electricity Generation From Highways

Lakshita Sharma
Ankit Joshi, Hemant
Singh, Ankur Singh
Chauhan
Anand Kumar, Aniket
Suman
Dhruv Sharma, Vikas
Jangir, Sarita Sharma
Hritul Jain, Isha Kaushal
Mayank Khandelwal,
Deeksha Goyal

Second Technical Session

The

second

technical

session

started

at

3.00

pm

on

22.02.2014

after

lunch.

The session was chaired by Prof. (Dr.) Rajendra Prasad, IIT, Roorkee. He has served as an
Assistant Engineer in Madhya Pradesh Electricity Board (MPEB) from 1979- 1983. He was a
Lecturer in Electrical Engineering Department, University of Roorkee, India from 1983 to 1996.
He worked as an Assistant Professor during 1996-2001 and as Associate Professor from 2001 to
2009. Presently, he is a Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering, Indian Institute of
Technology Roorkee, Roorkee (India).

,
Seminar by Prof. (Dr.) Rajendra Prasad

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He has published around 200 papers in various Journals/conferences and received 12


awards on his publications in various National/International Journals/Conferences
Proceeding papers. He has guided ten PhDs, and presently five Ph.Ds are under
progress. His research interests include Data Analysis, Robotics and its applications,
Control, Optimization, System Engineering and Model Order Reduction of Large Scale
Systems.

In his keynote address, Prof. (Dr.) Rajendra Prasad delivered the keynote address on
the topic Model Order Reduction of the Large Scale System in which mathematical
modelling of large scale systems was discussed. He pointed out the importance of
modelling methods in research.

Prof Dr. Baldev Singh welcoming the Dignitaries


Twelve papers from delegates of various participating institutions, including students of VIT
Campus, were presented during the session.
S.No.
1

Paper
ID
PS-103

R-110

R-123

R-114

Title of Paper
Analysis Of Voltage Sag And Swell Using Fuzzy
Expert System
Hybrid Renewable Energy System

Names of Authors
Kamal Bhatia, Neha Jain

Gaurav Vijayvergiya,
Kuldeep Pilaniya,
Mahipal
Wind Energy Conversion System-Wind Turbine Jitendra Kumar,
Modelling
Chainaram Kumawat
Solar Energy Utilization For Geographical
Chandan Basniwal,
Dheeraj Kumar
Exploration
Sharma, Deepak
Khandelwal
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PS-129

PS-109

PS-136

PS-124

PS-118

10

R-105

11

PS-122

12

PS-130

Piezo-Electric Micropower Generator For Energy


Harvesting

Vikash Kumar Saini,


Kiran Choudhary, Ankit
Goyal
Challenges In Integrating Distributed Energy
RamSingh, Gop[al
Tiwari, Suman
Sources With Existing Power Grid
Choudhary
Design And Simulation Of Zero Energy Buildings Kana Ram Kumawat,
Kailash Singh Kishnawat
With Case Study Analysis
Power Quality Problems And New Solutions
Suryakant Pandey, Vikas
Garg, Vasudev Yadav
Power Quality:Current Status And Challenges
Deepak Pareta, Akash
Sharma, Umesh Kumar
Sharma
Solar Tracking System Using Microcontoller
Chandra Mohan Meena,
Mohit Sharma, Mukesh
Chand Choudhary
Power Quality Improvement
Mahender Pratap Singh
Hemant Singh, Mahipal
Jakhar
Scada Applications In Thermal Power Plants
Ashish Darsh, Ashok
Parle, Dilip Kumar

The proceedings on 23rd February, 2014 started at 9.00 am with a keynote address by the
session chairperson, Dr. Sudhir Kumar Calla, Principal, SKIT, Jaipur on the topic
Necessity of Smart Grid.

Dr. Sudhir Kumar Calla joined the erstwhile Rajasthan State Electricity Board as
Assistant Engineer in the year 1971.Rapid promotions followed, taking up the ladder to
head the States generation unit as Chairman and Managing Director of Rajasthan Rajya
Vidyut Utpadan Nigam Limited in the year 2008 and successfully completed tenure on
21.04.2011. He acquired a track record in power management administration and
organization and gained wide experience in Distribution ,Transmission and Generation.

The session concluded at 5.15 pm on 22nd February 2014.

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Final Session Of RAPSE-III

He has sound knowledge of designing, planning, implementation & successful


commissioning of various types of Generation Plants in Rajasthan State, such as 125 MW
GLTP, 195 MW KTPS, 250 MW STPS, 2X, 250 MW CTPP. Ensure operation and
maintenance of existing Power Plants in Rajasthan State at optimum efficiency and
enhanced the installed capacity from 3027MW to 4097 MW .Eleven Power Projects have
been administratively and financially got approved for implementation, which includes
4660 MW STPS, 2660 MW CTPP, 2660 MW BTPP (supercritical) and 3110 MW
gas based each at Dholpur, Kota and Chhabra. Thus enhancing the installed capacity to
8847 MW.

Presently he is the Principal and Director (D&W), Swamikeshvanand

Institute of Technology, Management & Gramothan Jaipur.


S.No.
1

Paper ID
PS-131

Title of Paper
Wireless Electricity Transmission By Using An
Electrical Resonant Transformer (Tesla Coil)

PS-136

Design And Simulation Of Zero Energy


Buildings Withcase Study Analysis

PS-138

The Smart Grid


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Names of Authors
Vaibhav Jain, Aseem
Gupta,Ganesham
Krishnam
Kana Ram Kumawat,
Major Deen, Kailash
Singh Kishnawat
Abhinav Rawat, Gajendra
Singh, Harsh Choudhary

PS-107

Thermal, A Step Ahead..

5
6

R-111
R-117

Renewable Energyin India


Hybrid Power System For Power Generation
Using Controller

R-124

PS-124

Application Of Mppt Method In Optimum Use


Of Wind Energy
Power Quality Problems And New Solutions

R-104

Hydropower Renewable Energy

10

PS-125

Distributed Generation At A Glance

Umesh Kumar
SharmaNeeru
Chandrawat, Sapna
Meena
Anurag Pandey
Bilal Ahmed, Divyanshi
Dwivedi, Manisha
Bairwa
Maya Kanwar, Komal
Gohil
Suryakant Pandey, Vikas
Garg, Vasudev Yadav
Dharnidhar Prasad,
Mahendra Singh Kashana
Deepesh Agarwal, Surbhi
Sharma, Rudrakshi Gupta

In his presentation, Dr. S.K. Calla discussed the recent trends in Energy Management in
Trading and Commercial Utilization, Components of Smart Grid, Off-Grid Microgeneration system, Grid connected generation system and Fuel Cell Vehicles.

Ten papers from delegates of various participating institutions, including students of VIT
Campus, were presented in the third technical session conducted from 11.00 am to 1.30
pm.

FOURTH TECHNICAL SESSION

The fourth technical session started at 2.15 pm after lunch with the keynote address by
the session chairperson, Dr. Nitin Gupta, Assistant Professor in the Department of
Electrical Engg, Malaviya National Institute of Technology Jaipur

on the topic

Renewable Energy in India: Status and Future Prospects. Dr. Gupta having more
than 10 years teaching and research experience, out of which 6.5 years of teaching at
three AICTE approved engineering colleges (V.C.E., Bijnore; G.I.T.S., Udaipur; I.T.M.,
Bhilwara, NIT Hamirpur) and rest 3.5 years of research at IIT Roorkee.
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Keynote address by the session chairperson, Dr. Nitin Gupta, Assistant Professor in the
Department of Electrical Engg, Malaviya National Institute of Technology Jaipur

Ten papers from delegates of various participating institutions, including students of VIT
Campus, were presented in the third technical session conducted from 3.00 am to
4.30 pm.
The valedictory function of the Conference was conducted at 4.30 pm. Prof.(Dr.) D.P.
Darmora, gave away the cash prizes to the delegates selected for their best presentations
in the Conference and delivered the vote of thanks.

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Vote of thanks by Principal Prof. Dr. D.P Darmora in the closing ceremony of RAPSE-III

Thus, the National Conference on Recent Advancements in Power System Engineering


(RAPSE-III, 2014) ended with a grand success.
S.No.
1

Paper ID
PS-139

Title of Paper
An Improved Voltage Stability Index And Its
Application
Deregulation Of Electricity: Real Solution Of
Energy Crisis In India

PS-108

PS-110

Power System Stability & Control Using Facts


Devices

PS-111

Free Space Optics

PS-127

Wsn Applications: Automated Intelligent Traffic


Control System Using Sensors

R-112

7
8

R-113
PS-119

R-106

10

R-109

A Research Paper On Performance Of Geothermal


Energy
Space Based Solar Power
Performance Assessment Of Induction Motor For
Unbalanced Supply
Application Of Hybrid Energy System In Barmer
Region
Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Technology In Power
Generation

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Names of Authors
Surrender Kumar Khichar
Abhishek Jain, Mitesh
Goyal, Manish Singh,
Kunal Khandelwal,
Ajit Singh Rajawat,Ajay
Raj Singh Solanki, Aditya
Agrawal
Tushar Tripathi, Vishal
Gupta,Shubham Yadav
Abhinav Jaitwal, Atul
Sharma, Abhishek
Kanawat,
Imran Khan, Amir
Raza.Akash Soni
Durgesh Kumar Sharma
Archana Singh
Mohammad Asif Iqbal,
Ankit Agarwal
Umesh Kumar
Sharma,Shikha
Singh,Dhruv Singh Rathor

Group Photo of Electrical Department


RAPSE-III, 2014 in News

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Report on PLC workshop held in VIT Campus


S.No.

Name of event

Descriptions

1.

Venue of the workshop

VIT Campus seminar hall, IIIrd floor

2.

Total No of Students registered in


PLC workshop

142(minimum requirement of students is 60)

3.

Response of workshop

Very Good

4.

Approved Budget

1500

5.

Total Expensive

1418

Following points were outcome from PLC workshop:


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Attendance of Students was good.


Students are interested like this type workshop.
PLC workshop was industries orientated.
2hr workshop was theory base and remaining four hours workshop was
practical bases.
Good response from Students.
Speakers from outside were very good and delivered good talk to students.
GUEST LECTURES:-

Faculty- Dr. Nitin Gupta (Assistant Professor, MNIT Jaipur)


Topic- Power Electronics and Drives
Summary: A combined special lecture conducted for 3rd year and 4th year on a very important topic electric
drives at auditorium of VIT. Dr Nitin Gupta has covered the various basic concepts of drives
used in electrical system. Students were able to get sufficient knowledge about their subjects.
Local Educational Tour:-

The list of Industrial visits organized by the Department during the ODD semester is presented in
Table 11.1.
Table 11.1 List of Industrial Visits organized
S.No.

Name and Address of Industry

Date(s) of
Visit

Semester and
No. of
Students

132 Kv Gss Indira Gandhi Nagar, 12.10.2013


Jaipur,RVPN
Prime Vision Automation Pvt. 17.10.2013
Ltd
Dainik Bhaskar Printing Plant
Jaipur Saras Dairy
Prime Vision Automation Pvt. 17.10.2013
Ltd
Dainik Bhaskar Printing Plant
Jaipur Saras Dairy

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Faculty In Charge

Mr. Deepesh Agarwal and


Mr. Ajay Jha.
III Sem/51

Mr. Ravi Kumar Soni


Mr. Satish Kumar Jangid
Mr. Yashvant Yadav

V Sem/48

Mr. Ravi Kumar Soni


Mr. Satish Kumar Jangid
Mr. Ankit Sarraf

1.

DATE: 17/10/2013

THRUSDAY

Name of activity: Place of visit


:-

LOCAL INDUSTRIAL VISIT

Timings: -

prime vision automation private limited


Dainik bhaskar printing plant
Jaipur saras dairy

09:00 am to 3:30 pm

Faculty coordinator:

Students attended visit: Reporting authority: -

Mr Ravi Kumar Soni


Mr. Satish Kumar Jangid
Mr. Yashvant Yadav

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Ms. Dolly Sharma


Mr. Yuvraj singh
Mr. Dinesh panday
Mr. Ravi Rana

Visit Summary:In the month of October aspiring and creative and innovative students of electrical department of
engineering 3rd year had visited the place called Saras Dairy and Danikbhaskar. Jaipur Dairy
which is considered the one of the biggest running production units in India. There students had
met with Yuvraj Singh (production supervisor) was taken over the students the way around. He
explained mainly focused the students thoughts on the functioning of automation machine and
took them to functional site of Saras Dairy. The best part of that time when the students used to
see how the machines themselves made the milk product like curd, chaach, paneer, ghee. Along
with the limited use of labor. The turnover of this company is 900crore rupees per annum.
Thereafter they had visited Indias biggest fully automated printing plant of Danikbhaskar
newspaper. The whole visit was to study the KBA established (Germany based company)
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automating printing press machine. Danikbhaskar considered the best newspaper company in
business class on the whole the visit was extremely exciting and useful for understanding
automation.

2. An Educational Cum Industrial Visit (132 KV Gss Indira Gandhi Nagar, Jaipur, And
RVPN) an ISO 9001:2000 Certified Company:Electrical engineering department of VIT campus has organised an industrial cum educational
tour on October 12th, 2013for electrical III semester students of 132 KVGSS INDIRA
GANDHI NAGAR this tour was conducted under the supervision of faculty members Mr.
Deepesh Agarwal and Mr. Ajay Jha. At GSS Exn Mr. J.N. Natani guided students to
understand the importance and the working of GSS. He provided the valuable knowledge about
the transmission and distribution of the power from one sub-station to the other sub-station to our
students.
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He told our students about the technical advancement in GSS. He told that this GSS have
combination of both conventional and modern technology and this also comes in few sub stations
where control software SCADA is installed. Then he provided the throw knowledge of
SCADA system. After this our students visited the control room of the GSS where all the
controls of yard equipments as well as signals of protection relays were installed there. He told
us that we can control every equipment of GSS from there. In next half our student visited the
yard area of the GSS. All the equipments like transformer, circuit breaker, bus bar etc were
installed there. GSS staff provides us complete knowledge about those equipments and about
working of them. Our student also asked many queries about technology of the GSS. They
solved all of our queries patiently.

He initially provided basic information to our students about the power that electrical power is
generated, transmitted in the form of alternating current. The electric power produced at the
power stations is delivered to the consumers through a large network of transmission &
distribution. The transmission network is inevitable long and high power lines are necessary to
maintain huge blocks of power source of generation to the load centres to inter connected. The
electric power flows through various substation between consumer and the generation point.
The assembly of apparatus used to change some characteristics (e.g. voltage, ac to dc, frequency,
power factor etc.) of electric supply keeping the power constant is called a substation. Basically
the GSS is a substation where power (from one or more than one station comes and is then
distributed to one or more than one substation) from Heerapura line and Bassi line meet and
then the power is distributed to Puranaghat and Sitapura line after converting it into suitable
voltage level.An electrical substation is a subsidiary station of an electricity generation,
transmission and distribution system where voltage is transformed from high to low or the
reverse using transformers. Electric power may flow through several substations between
generating plant and consumer, and may be changed in voltage in several steps.Substations have
switching, protection and control equipment and one or more transformers.
He told about the SCADA system which is a computer operated system in which a person can
control the whole system of transmission and distribution of power using the help of computer.
He told about the GIS system in which there are three regions:
4) Red region(which is operated at 220 V)
5) Grey region (which is operated at 132 V)
6) Green region (which is operated at 32 V)
The process involved at the GSS is that the power is firstly feeds on the feeder which is then
step-down or step-up using the transformer & increasing the power factor and then the power is
distributed to the other load stations. Circuit breaker are used to interrupt any short-circuits or

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overload currents that may occur on the network. The GSS is installed with the new SF6 (sulphur
hexafluoride) circuit breakers.
The lightning arrester is used to save the high voltage equipments from the excessive voltage
and lightning in the sky during clouds. If any lightning falls over the equipments then the
excessive voltage is transmitted to the LA (which is a on load device) and it transmit the voltage
to the earth.
The yard is floored with the concrete which protects the equipment by absorbing the shocks, by
absorbing the water it protect from rusting, and it reduces the maintenance cost and increases the
surface tension.
CVT are used to step-down the power at a particular level using capacitor. It is a two terminal
device and connected in series.
Wave trapper is separate higher frequency signal which is then converted to the audio/visual
signal. This modern technique is used to transmit the voice from one part to another without
distortion.
Current transformer is used to convert the current to the particular level which can be
measured by the equipments easily.
Bus bar is used in the circuit to provide same voltage to the different circuit. Its main purpose is
to conduct electricity, not to function as a structural member.
A isolator switch is used to ensure that an electrical circuit is completely de-energised for
service or maintenance. Such switches are often found in electrical
Distribution and industrial applications, where machinery must have its source of driving power
removed for adjustment or repair.
A relay is an electrically operated switch. Relays are switches that open and close circuits
electromechanically or electronically. Relays control one electrical circuit by opening and
closing contacts in another circuit. Relays are either electromechanical relays or solid-state
relays.At the end of the tour, our students feel very thankful to acquire such useful and practical
knowledge and appreciated the teachers & the HOD sir of the electrical department for holding
such trips. The students told to the HOD sir that they enjoyed the trip and requested him to
organise such type of educational trips frequently. The HOD sir also promised to our students to
do so.

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Parents-Teachers Meeting:Report on parents teachers meeting held on 22/07/2013 in VIT Campus


S.No.

Name of event

Descriptions

Date of Meeting

22/07/2013

Venue of the Meeting

VIT Campus seminar hall, IIIrd floor

Total No of Students in VII Sem

EE A- 58
EE-B- 76
Total- 134

Total no of parents who attended


meeting at campus

(EE-9)

Response of parents Teachers


meeting.

Poor

Following points were discussed with the parents:


Attendance of Students in 3rd semester
First Midterm marks.
RTU result of Ist semester.
Verification of the parents contact number and their home address in MIS
Overall performance of the students in class.
Behaviors and regularity in class.
Suggestion from parents to improve the students performance.
Following Points Outcome from parents Teachers Meeting.
Students dont have self study time.
Some time parents dont received students midterm report card.
Proper convince should be provided to parents from near about college.

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Students Project:List of final year projects during session 2013-14 is as under:1. VII-A

Project Allotment List(7th sem EE )


Sr.No.

Grou
Name of Students
p
Name
1
1
Divyanshi Devivedi
Arshiya Parween
Kundan Lodha
Manisha Bairwa
Bilal Ahmed
2
2
Gaurav Singh
Mahendra Kr. Choudhary

Durgesh Kr. Sharma


Krishankant Saini
Manish Kr. Verma
Aman Jain
Karanveer Singh
Ayush Sharma

Project Title
Hybrid Power Generation Using
Solar & Wind With Controller

Name of
Guided with
Signature
Mr.Vikas Singh

Wireless Power Theft Monitoring


System

Mr.Kuldeep
Saini

Solar Powered Auto Irrigation


System Using Gsm

Mr.Vikas Singh

Water Pump Using Solar Pannel

Mr.Vikas Singh

Gsm Based Automatic Energy


Meter Reading

Mr.Saurabh
Ratra

Underground Cable Fault Distance


Locator

Mr.Vikas Singh

Ajit Singh Rajawat


4

Bharat Singh
Dinesh Kulhari
Mayank Bhushan
Mukesh Bhati
Lalita Devi Meena
Lalit Sharma
Mitesh Kr. Goyal
Kunal Khandelwal
Anshu Singh
Dinesh Kr.Yadav
Manish Singh
Kirti Singh
Devesh Solanki
Anu Kumari

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10

10

11

11

12

12

13

13

Kalyan Prasad Sharma


Akash Soni
Amir Raja
Devendra Saini
Hement Singh
Harshverdhan Singh
Mahipal Jakhar
Mahendra Pratap
Lalit Patil
Mohit Sharma
Ashish Sharma
Bharat Sharma
Aditya Agarwal
Abhishek Kanawat
Ajay Raj Singh
Atul Sharma
Ankesh Choudhary
Arun Kumar
Anirudh Sharma
Asheesh Daesh
Abhinav Jaitwal
Dilip Kumar
Ashok Parle
Anand Rathore
Kotadiya Harshal
Anil Jangid

Automatic Street Light

Mr.Vikas Singh

Automatic Room Light Intensity


Detection &Control Using A
Microprocessor & Light Sensors

Mr.
Parmeshwar
Kumawat

Energy Audit Of Commercial


Organization

Mr.Kuldeep
Saini

Street Light That Glows On


Detecting Vechile Movement

Ms. Meetu Nag

Short Term Load Forecasting Using


Computation Intelligence
Methodologies For Rajasthan
Region, India
Automated Car Parking Using Plc
And Scada System

Mr.Kuldeep
Saini

Wind Operated Battery Charger

2. VII-B

Project Allotment List(7th sem EE )

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Mr.Saurabh
Ratra

Mr.
Parmeshwar
Kumawat

Sr.No.

Grou
Name of Students
p
Name
1
1
Pooja Rathore

Ravi Kant Meena


Rishi Kumar Jain
Shubham
Vishal Gupta
Rajendra Padra
Rajendra Kumar
Ramnaresh Saini

Shubham Thakuriya
Siddhant Sharma
Sourabh Meena
Harshal Singh Ranawat

Guided by

Wire Less Power Theft


Monitoring System

Mr. Kuldeep Saini

Automatic Room Light


Controllor With Bidirectional
Visitor Counter

Mr. Kuldeep Saini

Auto Selection Of Any


Available Phase, In 3-Phase
Supply System

Mr. Kuldeep Saini

Power Generation By Foot


Steps Using Piezo Electric
Crystals.

Mr. Kuldeep Saini

Wireless Automatic Water


Level Control Using Radio
Frequency Communication

Mr. Nikhil Jain

Automatic Railway Gate


Controlling

Mrs. Neha Baberwal

Home Automation

Mr. Kuldeep Saini

Smart Card Prepaid Energy

Mr. Sourabh Ratra

Pradeep Kumar
Rohit Pal
Abdul Hamid
Imran Khan
Vinod Kumar Verma

Project Title

Sanjay Kumar
Ramniwas Choudhary
Rajendra Prasad
Ramesh Sharma
Tushar Tripathi
Rajkumar Agarwal
Rahul Goyal

Raghav Sapra

82

Ritika Singh
Rohit Nair

10

11

12

13

10

11

12

13

Vishnu Kumar
Jabdoliya

Smooth Start Of A Single


Phase Induction Motor

Mr. Kuldeep Saini

Sonam Singh
Vivek Sharma
Shivani Ruhela
Vinay Sharma
Suman Meena
Vivek Jain
Shubhendu Bhatnager

Electrical Load Controlling


Using Programming

Mr. Abhishek Jain

Shubham Lata
Sunil Kumar Sharma

Intelligent Alcohol Detection


System For Car

Prem Lata Meena


Pooja Swami
Umesh Kumar Rathod

15

16

17

14

15

16

17

Mobile Controllor Robot

Mr. Deepesh Agarwal

Mr. Abhishek Jain

Himanshu Jajoo
Pappu Lal Jalandhar
Harish Kumar Regar

14

Meter

Vasudev Yadav
Sumit Jonwal
Yogesh Sharma
Vishnu Lal Verma
Ronak Machiwal
Sitaram Meena
Sania Choudhary
Suchita Siddh

Ridim Gupta
Rohit Jain
Pushpendra Jain
Sandeep Gupta
Prithvi Singh Gohil

Automatic Room Light


Controllor

Mr. Nikhil Jain

Home Applinces Control From


Mobile

Mr. Kuldeep Saini

Auto Water Level Controller

Mr. Deepesh Agarwal

Environmental Control By
Domotics

Mr. Kuldeep Saini

Gsm Based Home Automation

Mrs. Neha Baberwal

83

Sandeep Kumar
Yogesh Kumar
Gouttam
18

18

19

19

20

20

21

21

22

22

Nitin Rajoriya
Nisha Kumari

Smart Agriculture

Mrs. Neha Baberwal

Auto Mains Failure

Mr. Sourabh Ratra

Prateek Mishra

Autocontrol Train Engine

Mr. Sourabh Ratra

Shree Kant Sharma


Tarun Murjani
Vishal Garg

Temprature Controlled Fan


Speed

Mr. Kuldeep Saini

Live Line Detector

Mrs. Neha Baberwal

Automatic Electricity Presence


Warning System

Mr. Deepesh Agarwal

Ravindra Singh

Sachidanand Koushik

Ram Swaroop
Kumawat
Sandeep Kumar
Rajat Prakash

23

23 Suryakant Pandey
Subhash Yadav
Shailendra Choudhary
Vikash Garg

Department of Science & Technology Government of Rajasthan


List of Sanctioned Student Projects for the year 2013-14
S.
NO
.

NAME OF PROJECT

NAME OF
STUDENTS

84

FACULTY

ADDRESS

1.

Hybrid Power System for


Power Generation using
Solar and Wind
Renewable Energy with
Controller

Bilal Ahmed,
Divyanshi
Dwivedi, Arshiya
Parveen, Kundan
Lodha, Manisha
Bairwa

Mr. Vikash Singh


Lecturer
Deptt. Of EE

Vivekananda
Institute of
Technology
Sisyawas, NRI
Road,
Jagatpura
Jaipur

2.

Street light that glows on


detecting vehicle

Abhishek
Kanwat,
Aditya Agarwal,
Ajay Raj Singh,
Atul Sharma

Mrs. Neha
Baberwal
Lecturer
Deptt. Of EE

3.

Smart Agriculture

Nitin Rajoriya,
Nisha Kumari

Mr. Neha
Baberwal
Reader
Deptt. Of EE

Vivekananda
Institute of
Technology
Sisyawas, NRI
Road,
Jagatpura
Jaipur
Vivekananda
Institute of
Technology
Sisyawas, NRI
Road,
Jagatpura

List Of Sports And Extra Activities

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1. PANACHE :

24-DEC 2013

2. BLOOD DONATION CAMP :

04-OCT-2013

3. PLANTATION DAY :

28-DEC-2013

4. VIVEKOTSAV:
5. INTER COLLEGE SPORTS WEEK :

24-DEC 2013

6. ENGINEERS DAY:

15-SEP-2013

7. SAYANARA :

03-MAY-2014

8. TEACHERS DAY :

05-SEP-2013

Panache was organised in Vit Campus on 24th of December-2013.This event included various
events like cultural , sports etc.

Panache Inaugural Day

86

Blood Donation Camp


Blood donation camp was held on 04th Oct. -2013. Students and faculties
participated in this event to make it a success.

Blood donation camp

Tree Plantation day


Plantation day was organized on 28 th Dec. -2013. During this event thousands of
plants were planted across the city of Jaipur and also within the college campus.
All the faculty members and students participated in this event to make it a
remarkable achievement.

87

Initiation of Tree plantation day

Tree plantation day Initiation by Raisinghani Sir

88

Vivekotsav was held on 11th Jan. -2014. Some of the glimpses of the event are
produced below

Toast masters winner team in Vivekotsav

Mr. S.S.Dhindsa honouring the dignitaries

Sports week was held during the Panache. It was an inter college event in which
students of various engineering colleges had participated.
89

Sports activities during Panache-VI

90

Sayonara III was organised on 3rd May 2014 to bid farewell to the final year
students.

Engineers day was organised on 15th Sep 2013

91

Winners team in project exhibition

The dignitaries visiting the projects displayed in the exhibition conducted by VEEA Club
92

IMPROVEMENT PROPOSALS
1. Soft Skill Activities: A soft skill training program initiated to improve soft skill including
communication skills of our students
The following activities conducted by the departmentBridge Intelia & Winfred Crawford
Duration of Development: 6 Months
Resource consumed: Class rooms, Seminar hall and Stationary
Usages and citation etc.: Communication skills of our students improved
2. CRT- Campus Recruitment Training: In this initiative training of aptitude and reasoning is
given to the students which help them in competitive examination.
This activity is conducted by TIMES group
Duration of Development: 1 year
Resource consumed: Class rooms and stationary
Usages and citation etc.: Communication skills of our students improved
3. E-week: This is initiated at college level in which various activities which is helpful in
improvement of leadership skills, team spirit, analytical skills etc. of our students.
Duration of Development: 1 year
Resource consumed: Class rooms, Seminar hall and Stationary
Usages and citation etc.: Various skills of our students improved.
4. Tost-masters: Debate competition to improve communication skills of our students.
Organized by E-Cell 3 to 4 times in a year at regular interval.
Duration of Development: 6 Months
Resource consumed: Class rooms, Seminar hall and Stationary
Usages and citation etc.: Communication skills of our students are improved

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