ABHIJAAT

“Be the change you want to see in the world”, is a phrase which concisely summarizes the views of the ‘I lead India’ youth brigade. I Lead India is an initiative by the Times of India, in 27 cities, which encourages the youth of India to stand up and make India the country we know it has the potential to be.

Pooja Kulkarni, one of our very own CoEP students, has been selected as a member of the prestigious Pune Youth Brigade. Previously, she has volunteered for Akansha, and worked for the Baner check up drives. She went through various rounds of group discussions, intense panel interviews, and public voting, to finally make it onto the 5 member team. Along with her team members, she has been assigned the task of making Jungli Maharaj Road and Fergusson College Road pedestrian and commuter friendly.

So far, the brigade has held multiple events, an awareness drive, and a cleanliness drive, on FC and JM road. There has been a considerable decrease in the amount of traffic signal defaulters since the first event. The youth brigade thus offers refreshing and efficient solutions to the country’s problems.

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Ever since 2001, the Institute has signed up many MOUs with prestigious institutions in and outside India for overall welfare and benefit to the student society. Amongst those, in the recent past, COEP signed a Memorandum of Understanding on 23rd May, 2013 with Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) to support the design, development and launch of a student developed satellite.
Another was a formal MOU with Raj Metallurgical services in Pune itself, signed up on Friday 7th June 2013 at COEP. Under the terms of this MoU, both the parties took on to offer aids such as training, B. Tech/ M. Tech Projects, research projects to COEP Metallurgy students and faculty, developing contact with overseas universities for faculty and student exchange programs, organizing & hosting joint academic and cultural symposia, conferences, seminars, providing consultancy services etc. On the same day, an MOU with Ecosan Service Foundation (ESF) was also signed wherein a grant of 90 lakh INR was to be received by COEP for an Indo European Collaborative Research Protect titled “Natural Water Systems and Treatment Technologies”.
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On the 12th of June ’13, an understanding with Duale Hochschule Baden Wuerttemberg was signed for exchange of faculty members regarding lecture, joint research and sharing of experience, exchange of publications in fields of both universities and exchange of students for study abroad, internship and participation in education programs. Also, a memorandum was signed with National University of Singapore on 25th June, ’13 to identify opportunities for academic faculty/student exchange and joint research and development in the discipline of mutual interest.
With the aid of these memorandums, COEP has another helping hand to making its ventures a great success!

By Sejal Mathur

This year, much unlike preceding years, COEP witnessed the incoming of a staggering 111 companies at its campus. Firms like Google and two other Japanese organisations posed lucrative offers as high as 40 lakhs for the candidates with D.E.Shaw having selected two students for a package of Rs.16.3 lakhs.
Amid the Undergraduate section, a significant 76 out of 83 students got selected from Computer Department equaling a total of 91%. The second on the list stood ENTC Department, having 69 out of a total of 83 pupils getting placed, accounting for 81% placement. Next was IT Department, with 52 from 69 getting selected i.e.75% followed by Mechanical Department holding 68% placement statistics. Ensuing on the list were Civil and Instrumentation branches, both totaling to 67% selection of students. Subsequently, Metallurgy Department held 61% placements this time around with Electrical and Production branches corresponding to 59 and 56% respectively.
On the whole, a sizeable 477 number of students out of total 674 students from the UG section have succeeded at the placement scenario summing up to 71% placements. Despite the evident placement gloom having led to a noticeable slump in recruitments this year, COEP has stood its stance fairly well.

By Sejal mathur

The Natarajan Education Society (NES), established by Dr Ganesh Natarajan, works in the domains of education and employability to ensure that the youth of India are equipped with necessary skills to make their mark in a changing world. It works towards aiding young and innovative students to dream of and conceptualise new products and services to solve real problems of society and make a mark in their domain.

NES had organised a Panel Discussion on ‘Enhancing Quality in Higher Education’ on March 23, 2013 at Mini Auditorium of Academic Complex, COEP. The Chief Guest for the function was the well-known luminary Padmabhushan Dr. A.R.Mashelkar. Amongst the other eminent panellists present were IT professionals and industrialists, alongwith our own Director Sir, Dr.A.D.Sahasrabuddhe. Mr.Mashelkar devised his own equation E=F, that is, Education=Future and that the there is no bright future without a good base of education. He also stressed upon the idea that ‘Innovation is no option-‘tis the only way!’ No wonder his words have impressed the crowd at large.

The panel discussion was followed by the award ceremony for the top ten winners. The first position went to a team of three from Sandeep Foundations Nasik, who developed coding for a Fall Detection System that alerted the relatives of the Old-aged person in case of occurrence of any fall or injury. The other runner-up teams were felicitated by Dr.A.R Mashelkar with a certificate and a book written by him.

The programme gave an insight into how intelligent minds have helped draw practical solutions to day-to-day difficulties. Indeed, a great occasion for all the faculty members and students of COEP getting to hear and interact with such talked-of personalities.