PROTOTHON 1.0 – 24-Hour Hackathon | Organized by Innovation & Incubation Cell |
13 & 14 August 2025 | SRM Institute of Science and Technology
Heartfelt congratulations to Samiksha Krishnasamy, IV Year B.Tech CSE student, for earning an Internship 2026 Offer with Hexaware in the IT/ITES domain! Stipend: ₹15,000/month A proud moment that showcases determination, skill, and the spirit to excel! The SRMIST community is proud of your achievement and wishes you continued success in your professional journey. You inspire your peers to dream big and work hard!
A big round of applause for Mr. Aswin K V, IV Year B.Tech CSE student, for securing a Dream Internship Offer with EPAM! Stipend: ₹27,500/month Dream Internship 2026 – Turning aspirations into achievements! Your dedication, skills, and hard work have paved the way for this remarkable success. We are sure you will inspire many more to aim high and achieve their goals!
The School of Biosciences and Technology, SRMIST Tiruchirappalli, is delighted to announce a One-Day Seminar on Innovations in Modern Pharmaceutical " A Holistic view on Pharmaceuticals and Regulatory Affairs” 📅 Date: 12th August 2025 📍 Venue: Room 611, SRMIST Tiruchirappalli Campus We are honored to welcome our distinguished resource person Ms. V. G. Bairavi Director – Regulatory Affairs DifGen Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd., Hyderabad This seminar will provide valuable insights into cutting-edge developments in the pharmaceutical sector, Dosage Forms, Biomedical drug devices, regulatory perspectives, and innovation pathways.
Maximizing Your Learning – Leveraging NPTEL Resources SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Tiruchirappalli Campus Faculty of Science and Humanities organized a seminar on "Maximizing Your Learning: Leveraging NPTEL Resources" was held on 25th July 2025, featured Dr. R. Logudurai, Local Chapter Head – NPTEL as the resource person. Participants: First-year students of FSH Key Takeaways Importance of NPTEL for academic and career advancement Hands-on guide to course selection and certification Enhancing resumes through NPTEL credentials The session empowered students to take ownership of their learning journey through quality online education.
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE SKETCH AND SPEAK: BASICS OF ACCOUNTING - 30.07.2025 The Department of Commerce organized an engaging and interactive session titled "Sketch and Speak: Basics of Accounting" on 30th July 2025. The event targeted I B.Com (Accounting and Finance) students and aimed to deepen their understanding of accounting principles using innovative visual methods. It encouraged creativity, critical thinking, and confidence in communication —contributing meaningfully to inclusive and equitable quality education. Objectives To reinforce core accounting concepts through visual representations. To build communication confidence in students by encouraging them to explain accounting principles creatively. To foster active participation through sketch-based learning and collaborative activities. This academic activity supports the following United Nations Sustainable Development Goals SDG 4 – Quality Education The session promoted inclusive, equitable, and quality education through creative teaching methods that catered to diverse learning styles. Target 4.4: Increase the number of youth with relevant skills for employment and entrepreneurship. SDG 8 – Decent Work and Economic Growth By fostering foundational commerce and accounting skills along with soft skills such as communication and teamwork, the session supported the development of a future-ready workforce. Target 8.6: Reduce the proportion of youth not in employment, education or training. SDG 17 – Partnerships for the Goals The event demonstrated collaborative efforts within the institution (faculty-student partnerships) to build a more dynamic and skills-focused educational ecosystem. The “Sketch and Speak” session successfully turned traditional accounting teaching into a dynamic, participative, and creative learning experience. It not only contributed to academic learning but also aligned with global education and skill development goals under the SDG framework. The Department of Commerce is committed to conducting more such student centric, SDG-linked initiatives in the future.
FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND HUMANITIES ALUMNI TALK on CAREER PATHWAYS; FROM CAMPUS TO CORPORATE Online Platform - (Webex) The Department of Business Administration successfully organized an Alumni Talk on "Career Pathways – From Campus to Corporate" on July 29, 2025, through Webex. The session witnessed the enthusiastic participation of 134 students, who gained valuable insights into career readiness and corporate expectations. The guest speaker, Ms. Judit Jeya Princy, an alumna of the BBA (2021–2024) batch and currently serving as an IT Support Intern – SAP and Service Desk at Canadian Retail Operations, shared her journey from academics to the international corporate environment. The talk addressed vital areas including: Navigating the transition from college life to the corporate world First-hand experiences in international IT support environments Key competencies for excelling in global operations and service desk roles The importance of early skill-building and professional preparedness during college The session fostered inspiration and practical awareness among students, helping them understand the expectations of the professional world and motivating them to shape their career paths proactively. The talk was well-received by participants, who appreciated the real-world insights and the encouraging tone of the session. The alumni engagement proved impactful, providing a relatable success story and offering actionable guidance to students preparing for life beyond the classroom.
