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CVR College of Engineering The Cherabuddi Education Society was registered in January 1999 as an NRI-promoted society. The Society aims at creating a state-of-the-art engineering institution in association with leading NRI technology professionals and well-known academicians of the twin states of Telangana & Andhra Pradesh. The Society aims to harness technical excellence with a commitment to the ethos of 'useful learning'. Read the Full Story

Autonomous Institution CVR College of Engineering has been granted autonomous status by the UGC. CVR has set a record by getting this status in the shortest time (less than 12.5 years since the establishment) among 300+ colleges in the entire Telangana (Osmania University) area. Read the Full Story

NAAC 'A' Grade, NBA Accredited for 7 UG programs under Tier 1 CVR College of Engineering is accredited by NAAC with 'A' Grade from 2016 to 2021 (in the process of renewal). The college is also accredited by NBA (National Board of Accreditation) in Tier-1 for seven of its UG programs - EIE for a period of 3 years from 2021-2024, CSE, Civil, Mechanical, IT for a period of 3 years (2022-2025) and ECE, EEE for a period of 6 years (2022-2028). NBA has also accredited the M.Tech. (VLSI) and M.Tech. (Structural Engineering) PG programs for a period of 3 years from 2022-2025. Read the Full Story

Record Placements The college has been creating records year after year. In spite of a huge recession year with about 75 companies visiting CVR and above 900 placements for the 2023-24 academic year, it is the highest among the peer group of colleges. The average salary increased to a new high. The highest offer is a remarkable Rs. 33,00,000 and more than 100 students got offers with high salaries, a new record. About 225 offers are higher than Rs. 6 Lakhs. Further details can be seen here: Placements 2023-24 Read the Full Story

Graduation Day CVR College of Engineering celebrated its graduation day on 15th July, 2023 with grandeur amidst the dignitaries, the governing council members, staff, students and their parents. The Chief Guests for the Graduation Ceremony were Shri. Anurag Kumar, Chairman & Managing Director, ECIL and Dr. P.V. Radhadevi, Director, ADRIN, ISRO. Read the Full Story

Arts & Culture @CVR CVR promotes the holistic development of students by inculcating creative and critical thinking skills through various cultural and extra-curricular activities. CVR has eleven active clubs for encouraging students to participate in activities such as debate, book-reading, Model United Nations/Youth Parliament, Talks, quizzes, theatrical performances, singing, dancing, painting, movie-making, script-writing, photography, direction, video-editing, and article writing. Read the Full Story

Sports @CVR Sports and physical activity influence the everyday lives of people of all ages, in leisure and at work, and affect our sense of well-being at an individual, community and national level. Participation in sports and physical activity is emphasized at CVR because of all the health benefits. All students are encouraged to take part in various sports and games like Volley Ball, Cricket, Football, Basket Ball, Carroms, Chess, Table Tennis and many more... Read the Full Story

Library The College has a dedicated three-storied building with a total area of 1800 sqm, for the exclusive use of Library and Postgraduate Research facilities. The College library has 69,227 books, 14,857 reference titles and 165 journals (including IEEE Journals along with full access to Digital Libraries of IEEE, ASME, ASCE etc.) that cater to all the seven branches of engineering, as well as other disciplines. Read the Full Story

Student Centre The Student Centre is an independent four-storied building with a canteen, gym, indoor sports facilities, medical centre, and placement office. It is a place for students to eat, meet and recreate amidst the hectic academic schedule. Read the Full Story

Following are the funded/consultancy projects/activities undertaken by the college over the last 7 years:

S.No.	Project Name	Funding Agency
1	Data Acquisition System (DAS) Software	DRDO
2	Development of Orthogonal Frequency Division multiplexing (OFDM)	DRDO
3	Data Acquisition System (DAS) Hardware	DRDO
4	AICTE Industry Institute Partnership Cell (IIPC)	AICTE
5	MODROBS	AICTE
6	Design of self-sleep circuit to minimize standby power for VLSI and Embedded applications	UGC
7	Intelligent Transport System	Mitsubishi Electric India Pvt. Ltd.
8	Software Implementation of Multi-channel analyzer (MCA)	ECIL
9	Development of Macroscopic Hydraulic Conductivity Model in Soil from Physical and Material Properties.	UGC
10	Virtually Transcribed and Restrained Robotic System	Mitsubishi Electric India Pvt. Ltd.
11	PDK under SMDP _C2SD Project(under non disclosure agreement)	SCL
12	Hands on Embedded System Design using Arduino	AICTE
13	Recent Advances in Radar Systems for Special Applications	AICTE - ISTE
14	Applications of Power Electronics to Renewable Energy Systems	AICTE
15	Building IoT and cloud platform for smart agricultural practice-version-1	Intel Corporation
16	Study and implementation of self-organized femto Cells for Broadband services to indoor users in heterogeneous environment	AICTE - RPS
17	Development of Multi band S/X/Ka band feed system	NRSC (ISRO)
18	IOT-Based Centralized Water Distribution System For Metropolitan Cities .	Mitsubishi Electric India Pvt. Ltd.
19	Machining of OMTs and Filters	Comsat Systems Pvt. Ltd.
20	Design, Fabrication and Performance analysis of Micro Gas Turbine Engine for power generation	The Institution of Engineers
21	Statistical Modelling of Rainfall in Telangana State Using Box-Jenkin’s Methodology	UGC
22	Statistical Study of the Relationship between Inflation and Economic Growth in India	UGC
23	Design of 13m Dual Reflector Receive Only Antenna	Comsat Systems Pvt. Ltd.
24	Building IoT and cloud platform for smart agricultural practice-version-2	Intel Corporation
25	IoT Based GOT assisted Hybrid Drug Dispensing System for Rural Landscape	Mitsubishi Electric India Pvt. Ltd.
26	Machining of Turnstile Junction Low pass filter E-Plane Bent, Straight wave guide, C-Band OMT.	Comsat Systems Pvt. Ltd.
27	Thermoelectric and Magnetic Properties of Strongly Correlated Materials -Design and Fabrication of thermoelectric setup	JNTUH TEQIP-III
28	Introducing Pulsatile flow through BLDC motor control for Ventricular Assist Devices	JNTUH TEQIP- III
29	Multi agent system for Design of solar cooker for Domestic application	JNTUH TEQIP- III
30	Development of Dashboard and Integration of the IoT Ecosystem for the ongoing flood mapping Project.	Adepto Geo Informatics
31	Conference Organization	AICTE
32	FDP on AI& ML application Electrical Engineering	AICTE- ATAL scheme
33	Study Tour of ATAL tunnel	AICTE- YUVAK scheme
34	Scheme for Promoting Interests, Creativity and Ethics among Students (SPICES)	AICTE
35	Refresher (Induction Program on “Urban Flood Modeling Techniques”)	AICTE-ISTE

National Conference on Recent Innovations in Science & Engineering (RISE-2021)

A one-day National Conference on Recent Innovations in Science & Engineering (RISE) was held at the Department of Mechanical Engineering, CVR College of Engineering, on 13.03.2021. The conference was jointly organized by Civil Engineering Department and Mechanical Engineering Department.

The conference was inaugurated by Dr.K.S. Nayanathara, Principal. Prof. L. C. Siva Reddy - Vice Principal and Prof. K. Lal Kishore - Dean, Research graced the occasion. Prof. K. Lal Kishore delivered the keynote address of the conference.

Dr. M. Venkata Ramana, Professor & Head, Department of Mechanical Engineering, addressed the gathering and Dr. T. Muralidhara Rao, Professor & Head, Civil Engineering Department briefed the conference.

Dr. K. Kishore Kumar, Associate Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, extended the vote of thanks to all the guests, delegates, participants and students.

The objective of this conference was to provide a platform to the academicians, research scholars, engineers and students to share their research knowledge and also to expose the participants to cutting edge technologies.

The one-day conference comprised of 2 sessions, with 13 speakers per session. Each speaker was given 10 minutes to present and 2 minutes for questions. Each conference session related to core themes of recent advances in mechanical and civil engineering.

The conference was attended by 80 participants and 26 technical papers on various topics were presented.