Aim:

The academic committee is to oversee the academic Affairs of the college and make recommendations to the Principal about academic programs and strategic priorities.

Objectives:

• To review and recommend to the Academic Senate action on existing and proposed curricula, courses, prerequisites, corequisites, advisories and programs.

Functions:

1. The Academic activities of the institute are supervised by the College Academic Committee for which, Principal is the Chairman and all Heads of the Departments and Professors are members.
2. The Committee meets regularly to discuss the academic performance and to take decisions on critical academic matters.
3. The Minutes of these meeting are forwarded to the Management. The salient points of the Academic Committee are made as agenda for Governing Body.

Aim:

To promote measures for institutional functioning towards quality Enhancement through CAY (2021-22) internalization of quality culture and Institutionalizing of best practices.

Objectives:

• To develop quality parameters for the activities of the Institution.
• To solicit, format and implement feedback/suggestions from stakeholders on improving academic and administrative quality related affairs.
• Organizations of inter and intra institutional workshops, seminars on academic and administrative quality related themes and promotions of quality circles.

Functions:

1. This committee is constituted to ensure that all the standards with regard to curriculum are met.
2. Any discrepancies with respect to internal valuation and methods of teaching-learning are addressed by this committee.

Aim:

Examination committee will carry out all examinations smoothly on time

Objectives:

• Handling examinations and individual disciplines.
• Advice and moderate for report on all matters.
• Set principles and guidelines for examinations.

Functions:

1. This committee monitors the examinations conducted in the college.
2. Starting from the notification of the exam till the declaration of the results.
3. The committee manages all the activities in co-ordination with the Heads of the Departments ensuring smooth running of the entire process.

Aim:

To Review the Financial matters and resolution plans.

Objectives:

• Responsible for all the matters of financial affairs of the institute.
• To prepare financial plans and Resource Management.
• Monitoring the financial issues related to policies.

Functions:

1. This committee is responsible for all the monetary activities in the institution.
2. Students’ fee collection, funds for procurement of equipment, dispatching salaries and remuneration are under the purview of this committee.

Aim:

To organize and monitor programs instituted at college for the development of Students.

Objectives:

• Planning and Development Cell is responsible to take decisions, implementing, identifying and preparing suitable plans.

Functions:

1. To advice the administratation on matters Concerning the physical character and development of the college campus.
2. To review periodically campus physical development needs and to recommend facilities and priorities for capital investment.

Aim:

To maintain the existing buildings and help construct new buildings departmentally or as deposit work.

Objectives:

• The Infrastructure Committee takes care of the different infrastructural needs & Problems raised in the campus by the students of BITS.

Functions:

1. All hardware infrastructure requirements of the college are taken care of by this committee.
2. Furniture & furnishings, lights & fans, other essential infrastructure in the buildings and on the campus are provided by this committee.

Aim:

To take care of the academic and non-academic activities in the college

Objectives:

• Review the student results and academic performance.
• Allocate the subject to faculty members well in advance and collect the lesson Plan from the teaching staff.
• Plan for campus placement through training and placement officer.

Functions:

1. The main aim of the committee is to take care of the academic and non academic activities in the college.
2. Allocate the subjects to the faculty members well in advance before commencement of the semester/year.
3. Collect lesson plans from teaching staff before the commencement of class work and ensure that the information provided is in accordance with the format.
4. Make sure that the time tables are prepared as per the guidelines given by the Principal and inform the faculty members and students at least one day before the commencement of the class work.

Aim:

This committee nurtures students through different activities& allows students to cross hurdles in the academic year marching smoothly towards success.

Objectives:

• To monitor the students regularity and discipline.
• To enable the parents to know about the performance of students/their words.
• Counseling students for solving their problems and provide confidence to improve the quality of life.
• Mentoring through an individual counseling.

Functions:

1. Mentoring and Counseling Committee is an essential committee in the college addressing issues of students.
2. This committee is constituted to help distracted and diverted students who lack concentration in studies to get back to studying.
3. The committee includes the counselors who assist and guide the students to get back to the curriculum.

Aim:

To keep the campus a ragging-free zone.

Objectives:

• Prevent ragging at different places like college buses, bus stops, corridors, Canteens, laboratories, hostels etc.
• Take all measures to prevent ragging.
• Counsel the senior students & conduct a session on anti-ragging.

Functions:

1. Anti-Ragging Committee is constituted to control ragging on the Campus and provide relief to students who face the menace of Ragging.
2. The committee has the powers to take stringent action on students who indulge in Ragging.

Aim:

To operate a disciplinary procedure to encourage improvement in Students whose conduct or performance is below acceptable standards.

Objectives:

• To maintain discipline in the campus, college premises, classroom as well as in the hostels.
• To achieve the goal of creating a safe, motivating and accepting college environment by supporting the use of positive attitudes and practices.

Functions:

1. Indiscipline is a serious aspect of concern amongst students owing to peer pressure and other kinds of distractions around them.
2. Their behavior changes and they react differently to various situations.
3. This committee monitors the students and ensures that no indiscipline happens.
4. Also, in the event of any indiscipline activities, action is taken by the committee.

Aim:

To see that maximum number of students is placed in selective industries.

Objectives:

• To arrange for training and technical visits to the industrial sites both for students and staff.
• To arrange for campus interviews for the final year students.
• To arrange training sessions for the students regarding Employability skills, Technical and Soft skills.

Functions:

1. This committee is very essential for the undergraduate and postgraduate students, aspiring to get placed in companies as well as to start companies of their own.
2. In-Plant Training and Career Guidance are given to the students in their pre-final year and Pre-final semester respectively, preparing them for the forthcoming campus interviews.

Aim:

Providing employment services that will meet the demands of a highly skilled Workforce.

Objectives:

• Help the students to understand and develop the necessary skills that equip them for whatever career part they choose.
• Provide opportunities for students to understand their competencies.
• Encourage creativity learning and emphasize on student centered learning.

Functions:

1. This committee is very essential for the undergraduate and postgraduate students, for providing the career guidance.

Events / Programs

Awareness Program on GATE on 29-08-2019

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Awareness Program on Career Opportunities in JAPAN on 05-02-2019

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Organisational & Interview Skills from 27th - 28th Aug, 2018

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A Seminar on Internet of Things on 21-08-2018

Date	Event	Resource Person(s)	Coordinator
21-08-2018	A Seminar on Internet of Things	Dr. Bazeer Ahmed	Mr.Ladda Ashish

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A One Day Workshop on "Career Development & Life Skills" on 28-01-2018

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Carrer Development

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Aim:

To implore the skills which benfit for empowerment of students in all the aspects in Soft skills Area.

Objectives:

• Develop effective communication skills.
• Develop effective presentation skills.
• Develop all round personality with amateur neat look to function effectively in different circumstances.
• Students have to become self confident individuals by mastering inter-personal, team Management & Leadership skills.

Functions:

1. Keeping in view of the growing importance of Soft Skills in present competitive world, the department is imparting Soft Skills to the students from First Year onwards.
2. Along with regular subjects, a separate session is allotted to each branch for training on aptitude, verbal and soft skills.
3. Pre-placement training classes and coaching classes for GRE & GATE are arranged as a part of regular time table.

Aim:

To acquire new scientific knowledge.

Objectives:

• To create awareness and opportunities in research and development among the Students
• To encourage students to publish technical papers for publishing in national and reputed international conferences and journals
• To develop and co-ordinate strategies for maximizing the faculty success in gaining external research funding.

Functions:

1. Research and Development (R & D) plays a major role in the development of any organization, including educational institutions.
2. The research committee headed by the Principal is constituted for the same purpose. The committee encourages faculty and students to publish technical papers and articles, write textbooks, apply for support for project work, get grants for research, apply for patents, etc.
3. The committee Co-oordinator executes all the activities.

Successful Research Projects:

1. Visible display hiding process using natural plant extracts filters

2. Brainwave Detector

3. LOW cost NIGHTVISION module & detector

Research Publications :

“In Visible display hiding process using natural plant extracts filters, A Multi Channel Queuing Model with Controllable Arrival, SELECTIVE JAMMING ATTACK PREVENTION ALGORITHM IN Rates with Vacation POCKET DELAY NETWORKS, Novel Dynamic Buffer Sizing Approach for Estimating and Increasing Throughput of 802.11 Based Networks In Cloud Computing, A Novel Public Auditing User Revocation in Dynamic Group for Share Data.

Aim:

To enrich the practical knowledge of the students, the respective departments insist the students to undergo the In-plant training.

Objectives:

• In-plant training provides an industrial exposure to the students.
• To develop their career in the high-tech industrial requirements.
• Increase self confidence of students help in finding their own proficiency.

Functions:

1. This committee is very essential for the undergraduate and postgraduate students, aspiring to get placed in companies as well as to start companies of their own.
2. In-plant Training and Career Guidance are given to the students in their pre-final year and pre-final semester enabling them prepare for the forthcoming campus interviews.

Aim:

To reduce the gap between the institute and industries and to offer real time exposure on projects and other developments and thus benefit both institute and industries.

Objectives:

• To evaluate the between Institute and Industry.
• To promote various industry activities by the faculty members and students.
• To make agreements with various industrial and research organizations in different fields and sectors to promote various form of interactions.

Functions:

1. To comprehend that better interaction between Technical institutions and industry is the need of the hour.
2. This will have great bearing on the Engineering Curriculum, exposure of industrial atmosphere to engineering students and subsequent placement of young graduating engineers in industries across the country.
3. With the advent of globalization and opening up of Indian economy to outside world, competition among industries has become stiff.
4. To improve interaction with industries as wish to have interaction with engineering Institutions to solve their engineering problems.

Aim:

To be the leader in enabling and facilitating Entrepreneur

Objectives:

• To create awareness on Entrepreneurship among young students
• To facilitate the development Entrepreneur skills.
• To inculcate Entrepreneur sprit and culture among young Entrepreneurs.

Functions:

1. The aim of Entrepreneurship and Development Cell in this institution is to develop and strengthen entrepreneurial qualities in budding professionals who are interested in starting their own ventures.
2. The college provides infrastructure and technical support to the students having innovative ideas to transform into new products and services for the betterment of the society.

Events / Programs

Two day session on Wission Talks from 25.02.2020 to 26.02.2020

Date	Event	Resource Person(s)	Coordinator
25th and 26th Feb 2020	Two Day session on Wission Talks	Mr.Ghanta Rajakishan, Mr. S. Sunil, Mr. K. Ravishekhar, Mr. Satya Bhargava, Mr. Divakar Singh, Mr. Chandrakanth and Mr. T. Sitaram	Mr. G .Naresh

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One Day session on Entrepreneurship orientation program on 25.02.2020

Date	Event	Resource Person(s)	Coordinator
25th Feb 2020	One Day session on Entrepreneurship orientation program	Dr. Manoharan	Mr. G .Naresh

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I-Summit

Date	Event	Resource Person(s)	Coordinator
02nd April 2019	Entrepreneur I –Summit Innovators challenge	SAI PRASAD & SAI PRASHANTH –Vice President LHH	Dr.NARESH GUDURU

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Entrepreneurship Development

Date	Event	Resource Person(s)	Coordinator
06-04-2017	Entrepreneurship Development	Dr. Nanditha Sethi, Founder, The Entrepreneur Zone, Hyd Karnal B.S.Rao	Mr. G.Naresh, Assoc. Prof. Dept. of MBA

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TRAINING EDC-03rd Nov 2018

Date	Event	Resource Person(s)	Coordinator
03rd Nov 2018	MOTIVATIONAL LECTURE STUDENTS TO START THEIR OWN STARTUPS	Mr. Muttu Swamy Chennai	Dr.G.NARESH

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EDP-05th Oct 2018

Date	Event	Resource Person(s)	Coordinator
05th Oct 2018	THE ENTREPRENEUR WORKSHOP CUM COACHING	Dr.K.SHARATH BABU Principal - BIMS	Dr.G.NARESH

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EDC - 12th – 13th July 2018

Date	Event	Resource Person(s)	Coordinator
12th – 13th July 2018	ENTREPRENEURSHIP AWARENESS CAMP	Mr.Ramesh APITCO Hyderabad	Dr.G.NARESH

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TEZ-07th April 2017

Date	Event	Resource Person(s)	Coordinator
07th April 2017	ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT START TO STARTUP	Mrs.Nanditha Founder & CEO,TEZ Hyderabad	Dr.G.NARESH

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EMPOWER-08th March 2017

Date	Event	Resource Person(s)	Coordinator
08th March 2017	Women Entrepreneurship	Prof.Kathyaeni KU,Warangal	Dr.G.NARESH

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Entrepreneurship & teaching methodologies

Date	Event	Resource Person(s)	Coordinator
25th - 26th Nov 2016	Entrepreneurship Education &Teaching Methodologiestation on Entrepreneurship Development	Prof N.Hanumatha Rao & .KU,Warangal	Mr.G,NARESH

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Movitaional Lecture-09th Nov 2016

Date	Event	Resource Person(s)	Coordinator
09th Nov 2016	Motivational Lecture on LIFE SKILLS	Sri.RAGHAVA Member ART OF LIVING	Mr.G,NARESH

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Entrepreneurship-15th Sep 2016

Date	Event	Resource Person(s)	Coordinator
15th Sep 2016	NEW TRENDS IN MANAGEMENT & ENTREPRENEURSHIP	Dr K.SHARATH BABU KU,Warangal	Mr.G,NARESH

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INNOVATION-11th July 2015

Date	Event	Resource Person(s)	Coordinator
11th July 2015	Entrepreneurship - Creativity & Innovation	DrN.RAMESH KUMAR Prof,.Bhavani Prasad KU,Warangal	Mr.G,NARESH

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Successful Entrepreneurs-10th June 2015

Date	Event	Resource Person(s)	Coordinator
10th June 2015	Interaction with Successful Entrepreneurs	Mr.CH.Harish Founder & CEO,IDSIGN-Hyderabad	Mr.G,NARESH

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Entrepreneur education-02nd AUG 2014

Date	Event	Resource Person(s)	Coordinator
02nd AUG 2014	Orientation on Entrepreneurship Development	MR.MADHU KUMAR CORPORATE TRAINER -WGL	Mr.G,NARESH

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Successful Entrepreneurs-24th Jan 2014

Date	Event	Resource Person(s)	Coordinator
24th Jan 2014	BUSINESS & WEALTH CREATION	Dr.VISHNU ,SEBI Certified Traineer	Mr.G,NARESH

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AEAREMENSS CAMP- 17th – 19th Jan 2013

Date	Event	Resource Person(s)	Coordinator
17th – 19th Jan 2013	ENTREPRENEURSHIP AWARENESS CAMP	Mr.SRINIVAS Hyd	Mr.G,NARESH

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Aim:

Promoting professional and social interests among its members and providing a forum for the professional activities to foster technological innovation and Excellence for the benefit of humanity.

Objectives:

• Publish articles in professional societies or magazines.
• Provide networks for professionals to meet and discuss their field of expertise.
• Provide support for continuing professional development through learning opportunities and tools for planning.

Functions:

1. Membership in Professional Societies is very essential to individual and an institute as a whole.
2. Faculty as well as students and student groups are members of various state, national and international professional societies.
3. The committee encourages and promotes in obtaining memberships for faculty and students.

Professional Bodies

The presence of Professional bodies and their regular activities showcases the college on global arena as these are crucial to engineering education.

Professional bodies like IETE and ISTE are concerned with the growth and observation of professional educational programs, and thus perform technology updates through conferences, seminars, tutorials and workshop at nominal rates. It is a forum for activities like Paper Presentations, Quiz, Competitions and Exhibitions that connects distinguished academicians, researchers and practitioners. Also it creates opportunity to interact with industry professionals and chalk out a career path.

Under the auspicious guidance of the professional societies functioning in this college, number of programmes like Seminars, Technical paper presentations, Group discussions, Model tests for GRE, Personality & Communication Skills development are being organized

Professional Bodies

ISTE

Indian Society for Technical Education

ISTE was started as the Association of Principals of Technical Institutions (APTI) in the year 1941. It was a society for the Principals at that time and with a view to enlarge the activities, APTI was converted into Indian Society of Technical Education. It is a national, professional, non-profit Society registered under the Societies Registration Act of 1860. The major objective of the ISTE is to assist and contribute in the production and development of top quality professional engineers and technicians needed by the industries and other organizations. ISTE is the only national organization that caters to the needs of educators in the field of Engineering and Technology. ISTE has good nexus with many reputed colleges and universities.

ISTE formulates the general goals & responsibilities of technical education. It plays a vital role in changing the curriculum according to the contexts. In the field of education, ISTE has been impressively moulding the personality of teachers and administrators. It enhances professional ideals & standards. ISTE gives importance to research and teaches how to maintain a serene atmosphere in work places. It serves as a bridge between technical institutions and society.

Engineering Events organized

ISTE Faculty Registrations

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IEEE

ABOUT IEEE

The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) is a professional association which was formed in 1963 from the amalgamation of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers and the Institute of Radio Engineers. Its objectives are the educational and technical advancement of electrical and electronic engineering, telecommunications, computer engineering and allied disciplines

Institution of Electrical & Electronics Engineers (IEEE) provides a professional network with an unparalleled, global community of professionals with an objective that Professional networking is a necessary skill for a lifetime of career success

The IEEE provides learning opportunities within the engineering sciences, research, and technology. IEEE offers educational opportunities such as IEEE e Learning Library, the Education Partners Program, Standards in Education and Continuing Education Units (CEUs)

Membership

An individual can join the IEEE as a student member, professional member, or associate member. In order to qualify for membership, the individual must fulfill certain academic or professional criteria and abide to the code of ethics and bylaws of the organization. There are several categories and levels of IEEE membership and affiliation

Student Members

Student membership is available for a reduced fee to those who are enrolled in an accredited institution of higher education as undergraduate or graduate students in technology or engineering.

Graduate Student Members

Graduate Student Membership is discounted but members at this level have greater privileges than do Student Members

Members

Ordinary or professional Membership requires that the individual have graduated from a technology or engineering program of an appropriately accredited institution of higher education or h000ave demonstrated professional competence in technology or engineering through at least six years of professional work experience. An associate membership is available to an individual whose area of expertise falls outside the scope of the IEEE or who does not, at the time of enrolment, meet all the requirements for full membership. Students and Associates have all the privileges of members, except the right to vote and hold certain offices.

Society Affiliates

Some IEEE Societies also allow a person who is not an IEEE member to become a Society Affiliate of a particular Society within the IEEE, which allows a limited form of participation in the work of a particular IEEE Society.

Senior Members

Upon meeting certain requirements, a professional member can apply for Senior Membership, which is the highest level of recognition that a professional member can directly apply for. Applicants for Senior Member must have at least three letters of recommendation from Senior, Fellow, or Honorary members and fulfill other rigorous requirements of education, achievement, remarkable contribution, and experience in the field. The Senior Members are a selected group, and certain IEEE officer positions are available only to senior (and Fellow) Members. Senior Membership is also one of the requirements for those who are nominated and elevated to the grade IEEE Fellow, a distinctive honor.

Fellow Members

The Fellow grade of membership is the highest level of membership, and cannot be applied for directly by the member – instead the candidate must be nominated by others. This grade of membership is conferred by the IEEE Board of Directors in recognition of a high level of demonstrated extraordinary accomplishment.

Honorary Members

Individuals who are not IEEE members but have demonstrated exceptional contributions, such as being a recipient of an IEEE Medal of Honor, may receive Honorary Membership from the IEEE Board of Directors.

Life Members, Life Senior Members and Life Fellows

Members who have reached the age of 65 and whose number of years of membership plus their age in years adds up to at least 100 are recognized as Life Members, Life Senior Members or Life Fellows, as appropriate.

Participant	Year	Price
Member	Full Year	$164
Member	Half year	$82
Student	Full Year	$27
Student	Half year	$13.50

ABOUT BITS IEEE STUDENT BRANCH:

IEEE BITS Student Branch (IEEE BITS SB) approved by IEEE to initiate IEEE activities at our Institute w.e.f. 27.09.2018 (with student branch code 14014).IEEE BITS SB was actively involved in organizing various IEEE events at the Institute and outside the campus in association with IEEE Hyderabad section and IEEE student branches of nearby institutes in Warangal zone. The total strength of IEEE BITS Student Branch is of 22 no. of student members and 3 no. of faculty members and team strength is increasing day to day.

BITS Student Branch (IEEE BITS SB) Team

Counselor	Interim Branch	Mobile
Mr.S. Suresh	Administrative officer	9866078590

BITS Student Branch (IEEE BITS SB) Team

Name	Head of Department	Mobile
Mrs. Asiya Sulthana	Head of ECED	9676321520
Mr.K. Radha Krishna	Asst. Prof. of ECED	9703257256

Executive body of IEEE BITS SB for the academic year 2018-19

Name	Deisgnation	Year
Ms.M. Mounika	Chairman	IV year ECE
Ms.V.Keerthana	Vice Chair	IV year ECE
Ms.M. Prathyusha	Secretary	IV year ECE
Ms.K.Divya	Treasurer	(IV year ECE)

Committees for the academic year 2018-19

Name	Deisgnation	Year
Ms.B. Rachana	Programming Committee	IV year ECE
Ms.D. Shirisha	Membership Committee	IV year ECE
Ms.M. Naveena	Finance Committee	IV year ECE
Ms.K. Srujana	Nomination committee	IV year ECE
Ms.N. Shruthi	Publicity committee	IV year ECE
Ms.P.Hindhuja	Web Designing committee	IV year ECE

Faculty Registered under IEEE

S.No	Name of The Faculty	Designation	Department	Member ID
1	Mr.S.Suresh	Assoc.Prof.	CSE	92344748
2	Mrs.AsiyaSulthana	Assoc.Prof.	ECE	93226881
3	Mr.K.RadhaKrishna	Asst.Prof.	ECE	95016793

Students Registered under IEEE

S.No	Name of The Student	H.T.NO	Department	Member ID
1	M.Mounika	15C31A0467	ECE	94849255
2	M.Prathyusha	15C31A0470	ECE	94849147
3	K.Divya	15C31A0446	ECE	94847578
4	V.Keerthana	15C31A04A5	ECE	94849193
5	N.Prathyusha	15C31A0476	ECE	94849241
6	N.Harshini	15C31A0475	ECE	94849232
7	L.Pravalika	15C31A0463	ECE	94849265
8	K.Jyothi	15C31A04B1	ECE	94849368
9	K.Nandini	15C31A0452	ECE	94849412
10	K.Srujana	15C31A0447	ECE	94849443
11	D.Shirisha	15C31A0423	ECE	94849449
12	B.Rachana	15C31A0407	ECE	94849508
13	K.Anoja	15C31A0451	ECE	94849415
14	P.Hinduja	15C31A0482	ECE	94849445
15	P.Likitha	15C31A0483	ECE	94849267
16	N.Shruthi	15C31A0473	ECE	94849472
17	A.Sandhya	15C31A04B4	ECE	94849451
18	M.Naveena	15C31A0464	ECE	94849077
19	S.Sushmitha	15C31A0496	ECE	94849297
20	S.Priyanka	15C31A0495	ECE	94849302
21	SK.Maimuna	15C31A0498	ECE	94849342
22	P.Nagarani	15C31A0477	ECE	94848958

Events Organized under IEEE BITS STB 14014

S.No	Event Name	Conducted On	No.Of students Participated	Description
1	BODHI 18	29th march 2018	280	Awareness on IEEE is organized by IEEE BITS Volunteers
2	PCB Design & Fabrication	1st & 2nd august 2018	120	Workshop on PCB Design & Fabrication Process
3	Big data - Hadoop	30th July - 3rd august, 2018	110	Workshop on Big data - Hadoop
4	VOLT 18	18th sep 2018	200	IEEE Volunteer Training Program

2018 professional membership applicationClick here

IEEE Registrered Students List Click here

IEEE Faculty Registrations Click here

Events Organised under IEEE Click here

Aim:

To educate readers about the exciting new developments and ongoing programs at the college.

Objectives:

• It channelizes the budding talented writers and helps in encouraging them.
• Enlight them about the recent activities they had in the college.
• Improve their reading and writing skills to a great extent.

Functions:

1. Events and other programs on the campus and off the campus with regard to the students and college are brought out in the college newsletter by News letter and magazine committee.
2. Besides getting articles and covering the relevant issues; compiling, editing, printing and publishing of the newsletter are taken care by this committee.

Aim:

To bring together all the old students and the faculty of BITS to share their experiences with each other.

Objectives:

• To keep a roster of all Alumni of college and their pertinent data.
• Maintaining the updated and current information of all Alumni.
• To encourage, foster and promote close relations among the alumni themselves.

Functions:

1. Alumni of an educational institute contribute a lot to the growth of the organization.
2. Besides being a major stakeholder of the institute, they give guidance and feedback to their juniors with respect to their career opportunities.
3. This committee is constituted to keep constant rapport with the alumni.

Aim:

To look after the social and welfare needs of the students.

Objectives:

• To coordinate and execute various welfare activities for the students.
• To ensure maximum participation in the inter-college, interuniversity curricular and Co curricular competitions.
• To help to overcome educational difficulties in languages and suggest appropriate solutions.

Functions:

1. The student affairs committee ensures the needs of the students and fulfillment of needs at college level.
2. The committee promotes engagement through deep levels of learning and the production of enduring and measurable gains and outcomes.
3. As student population increases and diversifies, it is important to add not only faculty and class offerings, but also those staff, programs, and services required to meet student needs outside their courses.

Aim:

To empower girl students, to sensitize all issues related to women.

Objectives:

• To conduct seminars, workshops to import knowledge of opportunities and tools available and to train the women to enable them face all challenges in life.
• To inculcate entrepreneurial attitude among young girls at the earliest so that they can be “Job Providers” rather than Job takers.
• To promote gender sensitivity in the college and conduct diverse programmes to educate, sensitize both male and female members and produce harmonious atmosphere in the campus.

Functions:

1. This committee of the college addresses issues regarding the empowerment of the women staff and students on the campus.
2. The committees’ role is in ensuring that the powers are also vested in the hands of the women.

Events / Programs

Painting Competetion on 15.02.2020

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Awareness Programme on Beti Bachao Beti Padhao on 27.01.2020

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Flash Mob @ Narsampet in view of WOW' 18 by Women Empowerment Cell

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Painting Competition by Women's Empowerment Cell on 24-01-2018

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Soft Skills Training Program by Women's Empowerment Cell on 11-01-2018

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Blanket Distribution to Unsheltered Old People by NSS & Women's Empowerment Cells on 10-01-2018

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Aerobics Training by Women's Empowerment Cell on 27-12-2017

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Self Defence Training by Women Empowerment Cell on 24th Aug, 2017

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For any Grievance Click Here

Aim:

To support those students who have been deprived of the services offered by the College for which he/she is entitled.

Objectives:

• To make officials of the college responsive, accountable and courteous in dealing with the students.
• To ensure effective solution to the students' grievances with an impartial and fair approach.

Functions:

1. Committee takes care of adolescent students who come from various backgrounds to study face a lot of problems.
2. To make them aware of a number of distractions which take them off their path of learning.
3. Thus to address the numerous problems of the diverse students from varied backgrounds, the grievance redressal cell is formed to resolve the issues of the students.

Aim:

To treat women with dignity and respect and a right to safe and healthily work environment.

Objectives:

• Disciplinary action will be taken according to the nature of the behavior reported.
• Care will be taken to see that complaints does not face any discrimination during the process of enquiry to promote awareness about sexual harassment through educational Initiatives and thus committee encourages and fosters a dignified and safe environment for women on campus.

Functions:

1. On receipt of a compliant, this committee conducts preliminary enquiry in order to ascertain the truth of the allegations by collecting the documentary evidence as well as recording statements of any possible witnesses including the complainant ICC then submits the preliminary enquiry report to Principal/Disciplinary Authority along with all the original documents collected during the preliminary enquiry.

Aim:

To evolve a prominent learning resource center with a state of art library Resources in technical education and research.

Objectives:

• To provide the opportunities for the students to develop the knowledge and skills necessary to access library resources.
• To provide appropriate resources to support and develop the technical and recreational interest of the students.
• To inculcate an awareness among the students on the importance of books and other resources.

Functions:

1. The Committee procures books and other e-learning media which are very essential for gaining knowledge as learning is a continuous process.
2. To provide learning materials as faculty and students require resources to attain knowledge for the day-to-day requirements.
3. The Library Advisory Committee headed by the Principal ensures that all these requirements are fulfilled through the Coordinator and the inputs from the other members.
4. Procuring books, Technical Journals, Technical Magazines, Applying for access to E-Journals, Providing good reference books and adequate reading spaces are provided by this committee, which comprises the following members.

Aim:

Provide base for enthusiastic and hardworking students where they can grow, nurture and explore the technical employment opportunities.

Objectives:

• Introduce the students to technical world by involving in the students in various activities.
• To encourage the students those who have shown excellence in academics.
• To provide a platform where the students can put their innovative efforts and clear their doubts to transform them to reality.

Functions:

1. Technical Club is constituted to develop a platform where the technical innovativeness of students could be nurtured and to give a practical shape to improve the technical abilities of students as well as the reputation of institute as a leader in innovation and creativity.
2. The committee organizes the workshops and competitions on various technical levels in order to attract the interest of the students towards technical aspects of their education.

Events / Programs

TECHZEAL - 18 by Technical Club on 27-01-2018

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NSS

National Service Scheme (NSS), the scheme was launched in Gandhiji's Centenary year, 1969. Aimed at developing student's personality through community service, NSS is a voluntary association of young people in Colleges, Universities and at +2 levels working for a campus-community linkage. The cardinal principle of the NSS program is that it is organized by the students themselves, and both students and teachers through their combined participation in community service, get a sense of involvement in the tasks of nation building. It gives opportunity to students to interact with society, teaches dignity of labour, develops personality, enhance cultural and artistic talents.

Aim:

The aim of our NSS is to promote National integration and the sense of Social responsibility, inculcate of discipline, dignity of labor and help the Students to develop their total personality.

Objectives:

• To make the students understand the community in which they work. Understand Themselves in relation to their community.
• To identify the needs and problems of the community and involve them in problem solving.
• To develop a sense of social and civic responsibility among the students.
• To utilize their knowledge in finding practical solutions to individual and community problems.
• To develop competence required for group-living and sharing of responsibilities.
• To enable them gain skills in mobilizing community participation.
• To enable them acquire leadership qualities and democratic attitudes
• To develop their capacity to meet emergencies and natural disasters.
• To help them practice national integration and social harmony.

Functions:

1. The National Service Scheme is an Indian government-sponsored public service program conducted by the Department of Youth Affairs and Sports of the Government of India. Popularly known as NSS, the scheme was launched in 1969.
2. Aimed at developing student's personality through community service, NSS is a voluntary association of young people in Colleges, Universities and at +2 level working for a campus-community linkage.
3. The committee in college aims at molding interested students on the same lines.

Aim:

To use, maintain or improve physical ability and skills while providing entertainment to BITS Students.

Objectives:

• To developing good attitudes of pride, sportsmanship, and ethical behavior in students.

Functions:

1. Parallel to studies, in order to give motivation and an opportunity to excel in sports to interested students, this committee looks into the needs of budding sports persons.
2. The college campus has facilities and equipment for a number of sports, for which there is good participation by boy students and girl students who are pursuing undergraduate and postgraduate programs.
3. Students participate in the sports, to perform well in the events at college, state and national levels.

Aim:

To empower people to improve their own physical & mental well being

Objectives:

• To empower people to create healthy training habits.
• To make best use of equipment & resources through well attended sessions.
• To make students aware of Gym and participate in sessions on healthy habits.

Functions:

1. The gym has a friendly, inviting atmosphere that welcomes everyone from beginners to experienced students and staff to improve their fitness.

Aim:

To provide homely environment and academic achievement for our Hostel inmates.

Objectives:

• To offer the right atmosphere for study and interchange of thoughts and ideas.
• To give clear concepts of theoretical and practical knowledge.
• To make the students update their knowledge by the use of latest technology and make them good citizens of the country and valuable members of the society.

Functions:

1. This committee looks into the requirement of the students (boys) staying on the campus, in the hostel.
2. Aspects that this committee looks into are the food, accommodation and the discipline in the hostel.

Aim:

To create an atmosphere of harmony sense of discipline and punctuality among students.

Objectives:

• To provide peaceful and pleasant environment and to enable them to excel in their studies and personality development.
• To manage the hostel and its mess efficiently.
• To provide moral training which is very essential to create an ideal and responsible citizen.

Functions:

1. On the same lines as the Boys hostel, this committee looks into the requirement of the students (girls) staying on the campus, in the hostel.
2. Aspects that the committee looks into are the food, accommodation and the discipline in the hostel.

Aim:

To facilitate hygienic and nutritious food at reasonably priced merchandise and services essential to their comfort and well-being.

Objectives:

• BITS play a vital role in protecting enhancing hygienic environment for future generations.
• We can help to ensure this by minimizing wastage of energy and water usage and putting into practice the three R`s Reduce, Reuse and Recycle wherever possible.
• To ensuring maintenance of canteen standards development of human resources by making use of customer’s feedback as a source of improvement.

Functions:

1. Canteen committee is responsible for monitoring the operations of the canteen and implementing and viewing the canteen policy.
2. Committee is also responsible for specific decisions as mentioned in the canteen policy such as employing staff, authorizing major purchases or authorizing changes in the menu.

Aim:

To empower student’s belongings to the scheduled castes and scheduled tribes of the society.

Objectives:

• To implement, monitor and evaluate continuously the reservation policy and governance of India and to comply with UGC regulation.
• Promote higher education among the SC-ST or weaker sections who are suffering from economic, social & educational deprivations.
• Organize interactive sessions & informal meetings with students to attend to their personal, social and academic problems.

Functions:

1. This committee in the college is set up to look into the welfare of the SC/ST students admitted for the various courses.
2. Besides this, the committee allocates monetary assistance to the students in the form of scholarship so as to help them pursue their education.

Events / Programs

Awareness Program on GATE on 29-08-2019

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Mahaparinirvan Diwas on 06-12-2018

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Birthday Celebrations of Santh Sevalal Maharaj on 15-02-2018

Our college SC/ST cell is organized the 279th Birth Anniversary of sri sevalal maharaj “The Great”, dignitaries paid homage to Sant Sevalal by garlanding his portrait at the venue and remembering his reforms and services for the uplift of Banjaras. They said Sevalal Maharaj devoted his life to drive humanity in the right direction and sought to reform them with his spiritual messages.

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Aim:

To seek the welfare of the minorities.

Objectives:

• To collect information regarding the government of India and UGC order on various aspects of education for minorities in India.
• To extend welfare measures to the deserving students by the way of scholarships based on merit.
• To counsel and guide students on various issues and help them manage academic and personal demands of college life efficiently.

Functions:

1. This committee in the college is set up to look into the welfare of the Minority students admitted into various courses.
2. Besides this, the committee allocates monetary assistance to the students in the form of scholarship so as to help them pursue their education.

Aim:

To empower OBC students the OBC cell solves various problems of OBC students.

Objectives:

• To make the OBC students aware regarding various scholarship program of state and central government.
• To council and guide OBC student about various issues and help them to manage academic activities.
• To solve the problems related OBC students.

Functions:

1. This committee in the college is constituted to take care of the welfare of the OBC students admitted into the various courses.
2. The committee allocates monetary assistance to the students in the form of scholarship so as to help them pursue their education.

Aim:

To provide social cultural recreational activities for the college community and also to provide a comforting chance for students who are inclined to share their imaginations and talents.

Objectives:

• To encourage the budding talents of the students and develop their creative skills and to accentuate their understanding and learning graph.
• To organize various competitions, annual functions, internal celebrations and Cultural programmes in the college.
• To provide the right platform to students to showcase their hidden talents in various Fields like dancing, singing, acting, drawing etc.
• To make the student confident and competitive in the global environment.

Functions:

1. Based on the lines of the Co-curricular committee, the Cultural committee helps the students to distinguish themselves apart from their curriculum to prohibit their talents.
2. Students are encouraged to take part in various cultural events in college and other colleges and showcase their talents.

Events / Programs

Rangoli Competition on 10-01-2019

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Best Out of Waste on 29-09-2018

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Bathukamma Celebrations - 2018 on 12-10-2018

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Bathukamma Celebrations - 2018 on 12-10-2018

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Cultural Event on Shrestah'18 on 15-09-2018

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Flash mob on the Occasion of Shrestah'18 on 14-09-2018

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Traditional Youth Festival Celebrations on 03-02-2018

On behalf of Balaji Group of Institutions, “TRADITIONAL YOUTH FESTIVAL-2018” was conducted for students on 03.02.2018. The Chairman of Institutions, Dr. A.Rajendraprasad Reddy has felicitated the gathering. Dr.V.S.Hariharan,Principal-BITS, Dr. N.Raghunandan, Principal-BIPS, Dr. K.Sharath Babu, Principal-BIMS and Shri.Srinivas, Principal-BEd addressed the gathering. To make the traditional day more entertaining various interesting activities were arranged for the students and faculty. Everyone displayed their various cultures by dressing their best which was a colourful treat to the eyes in itself.

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MEHENDI Competition by Cultural Club on 27-01-2018

The Cultural club of BITS had organized a “Mehendi Competition” on 27th January 2018 in our college from 2:30 pm to 4:30 pm. Seventy five students had participated in the competition. The students made beautiful designs of Arabian colourful mehndi, sparkle mehndi designs and drew floral designs of leaves, including birds on the hands of their friends. The judges from the faculty Mrs Asiya Sulthana, Mrs B.Sridevi and Mrs D.Pavana Kumari evaluated. The judges were astonished to see the efforts of the students. Our Principal Dr. V.S.Hariharan praised the students for their participation in the co-curricular activities along with their studies. To boost the confidence level of the students’ certificates were given to them.

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Republic Day Celebrations 2018

It is another opportunity for faculty and students to uphold their commitment as responsible citizens of India and derive inspiration from the great leaders and intellectuals whose vision has guided this nation on the path of progress. The entire campus presented a festive look with creative decoration and tricolour ribbons. The celebrations started with flag hosting by the Chairman in the presence of Principals, all faculty and students. Audience presented a heart warming salute to the National Flag along with National Anthem. Jan-gan-man was sung by all personnel present on the occasion. After hoisting of National Flag, students of the college presented well organized programs where patriotic songs, dance touched the hearts of the audience. This created a warm environment full of enthusiasm and national fervour.

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Rangoli & Kite Festival Celebrations by Cultural Club on 10th Jan'18

The main objective of this event is to understand the cultural importance of the rituals and festivity. Makar Sankranti (also known as Makara Sankranti or Maghi) is a festival day in the Hindu calendar, in reference to deity Surya (sun). It marks the beginning of the harvesting season and is an onset of the spring. Rangoli Competition was conducted for girls. Boys showcased their concentration skills by flying the kites. The Rangoli competition was won by first Year ECE girls. Kite flying was won by 2nd Mech Students. Students enjoyed spreading the colours of joy while learning the traditionality of the festival.

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Best Out of Waste Event by Cultural Club on 29-12-2017

"Creativity, as has been said, consists largely of rearranging what we know in order to find out what we do not know. Hence, to think creatively, we must be able to look afresh at what we normally take for granted."--- George Kneller. In order to make students aware of uses of waste material, and to give them a lesson on importance of 3R’s i .e. REDUCE, RECYCLE & REUSE for better future, a ‘Best out of Waste’ competition was organised for students of first year on 29-12-2017. Mind-blowing, beyond expectation, fantabulous ideas were demonstrated by students. Right from waste papers to broken bangles, plastic bangles, every waste material was used. The jury was amazed to see the models made by students. 30 students were participated.

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Bathukamma Celebrations on 23-09-2017

To bring and set the tone of festive celebrations towards Dusshera and to join with Telangana State pride festival Bathukamma, Cultural Club celebrated Saddula Bathukamma on 23-09-2017 with great fanfare and gaiety. To motivate the students and to add excitement factor, the students were asked to make Bathukamma Palettes Dept. wise. This small competition as an activity flourished joyfulness and competitiveness among students. The Bathukamma festival, which symbolises the customs and way of life of the Telangana State should bring light into the lives of people, said the Dr. Vanaja, Treasurer, Balaji Group of Institutions. Dr. A.Rajendraprasad Reddy, Chairman, Balaji Group of Institutions, Dr. V.S.Hariharan, Principal, BITS, Heads of the Depts. and students were attended in the celebrations.

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Anthyakshari Celebrations on 19-09-2017

Cultural club conducted Anthyakshari Activity on 19-09-2017 to all Diploma, UG and PG students. Anthyakshari Activity is quite popular among students and it aims at bringing out the singing talent, knowledge of songs and enhancing student confidence in facing the competitions. Total 18 teams i.e 72 students registered and they actively participated in all the rounds. Total 5 rounds have been conducted. Club appreciated the winners with Certificates and some gifts.

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Shrestah’ 17 Celebrations on 14-10-2017

Shrestah’17, A National Level Technical Students’ Symposium organized at our campus on 14-10-2017. In this connection we Cultural Club planned and performed a welcome song on Shrestah’15 stage which added a flavour to the main event. Also we planned and executed a Flash Mob just before the day of event to create awareness on importance of the event among the students. Cultural club organized several cultural events like dances, fashion show, skits, Rangoli etc. to entertain the audience. Other college students also participated actively in these events. Sujayanth Khan, Principal Director, Central Institute of Tool Design, Hyderabad was the Chief Guest to this program. The event took place in the presence of Dr. A.Rajendraprasad Reddy, Chairman, Balaji Group of Institutions who presided over the function.

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Aim:

To ensure convenience in travelling for the students and faculty.

Objectives:

• To coordinate various bus routes regularly with the assistance of bus-in-charges.
• To inspect the condition of the buses frequently.
• Te supervise the daily transport operations and provide required instructions to the Bus- in-charges.

Functions:

1. This committee is constituted for providing Transportation facilities for faculty and students.
2. With adequate number of buses available for the college, committee arranges buses on designated routes to ferry the students to and from the college.