TESTIMONIALS
My journey of four years at DSU has been a remarkable blend of academic excellence, technical growth, and vibrant extracurricular involvement. I joined this college through DSAT and then got my seat through CET as well. I am a social butterfly and an extrovert who loves meeting new people and building connections. With effective communication skills and a high set of goals, I am always active and enthusiastic about everything I undertake. Known as a busy bee, I have successfully balanced my academic pursuits with a wide range of extracurricular activities, excelling in both areas. As a B. Tech student in Electronics and Communication Engineering at DSU, I maintained a commendable CGPA of 8.67, demonstrating my commitment to academic success. Beyond the classroom, I immersed myself in a variety of activities that honed my leadership skills and showcased my diverse talents. Beyond academics, I have actively participated in a wide range of extracurricular activities, displaying my diverse talents and leadership abilities. I have been an active member of the Abhinaya Club and participated in several cultural events. I held the role of Treasurer for the Electroblitz club from 2022-24, where I organized major club events. Additionally, I hosted various important events, including the IETE student chapter inauguration, technical talks conducted by CSST, Kannada Parva, college fest – Kaalagni, Farewell 2023 and many more. I also participated in Just A Minute (JAM) and “War of Wits” contest held during ‘Taranga-24’.
I have won several Awards like: A consolation prize for presenting the project "Inefficiency in Classical Cryptography" in the National-level Technovation Hackathon Smart City by Sharda University, Secured 2nd place in the Cypher competition at St. Joseph College (Syntaxia), One of the top 15 in the All-India Contest – Neocodeathon, May editionand also Received the Best Outgoing Student award 2024 from the ECE Department, SOE, DSU.
Throughout my four years at DSU, my mentor, Mrs. Kanmani B S, has played a pivotal role in shaping my personality and guiding my overall development. Her unwavering support and encouragement have helped me excel both academically and in extracurricular activities. She has provided countless opportunities for me to showcase my talents, leading to my active participation in various events and competitions. Under her mentorship, I have gained valuable life lessons, learned the importance of perseverance, and developed a well-rounded, confident, and motivated approach to all aspects of my life. For her wisdom and support, I am deeply grateful.
My Achievements include: 1. Placement in StoneX – I was placed in StoneX through campus placements for the role of a data tester. 2. Placement in Bosch Global Software Technologies – I had a deep wish to get into a core company. I was placed at BGSW as an Associate Software Engineer in the Mobility Solutions department. Currently working for Bosch. 3. Air Force Selection - I successfully passed the AFCAT (Air Force Common Admission Test) and had the privilege of attending the Air Force Selection Board (AFSB) in Mysuru for a comprehensive 5-day evaluation. The selection process included various psychometric tests, group tasks, individual tasks, a personal interview, and a final conference. My primary goal remains to join the Air Force, and I am determined to prepare thoroughly and attempt the selection process again until I succeed.Sahana D M
ENG20EC0084,
My engineering journey began like everyone's does, with admission. I had heard great things in terms of prestige and accolades about the college; innovation was the pride and joy of the college. I was ecstatic about the coming 4 years of learning and profound experiences to follow, although in the beginning my interactions with the wonderful professors and friendly classmates was through online classes, it helped me ease into the professional classroom lifestyle. A lifestyle where studies and external participation carried equal importance, where deadlines and workloads mixed with extracurricular activities and tested me on every management avenue possible. I am grateful to have interacted with incredibly knowledgeable and approachable professors throughout my 4 years of education. The first year was where I maximized social interactions and kept my studies in the backseat. As fun as it was, I quickly realized it was not the right approach to engineering. During the second year I had meaningful interactions with my mentor who gave me the important guidance I lacked. The mentoring not only helped me set a target but also gave me a roadmap to achieve it. The mentoring didn't tell me what I needed to do but rather gave me the ability to figure out what I needed to do on my own, this made me exceptionally self-reliant and improvements in my academics and extracurricular activities were unprecedented. The mentoring proved so impactful that the professors took notice of my abilities not only in the class but outside too. I was given pivotal responsibilities purely based on my performance. This truly transformed my years going forward, I began to cultivate a professional attitude and began my journey towards my professional career early. It greatly benefited me that my mentor was an industry professional with unmatched experience and insights of the job world, their guidance proved priceless when it came time for me to sit for my placements. During the final year of my Engineering, I shifted focus into preparing myself for tests and job interviews. My mentor's guidance proved invaluable in helping me conquer my nerves and develop the right attitude to impress my interviewers and ensure a good result. My mentor gave me a clear scenario regarding what the industry is looking for in an individual, the skill sets required to not only survive but to thrive, the achievements that are recognised and appreciated by industrial professionals and also the point of interest I need to produce on my resume to be shortlisted for any job interview. “The proof is in the pudding” they say and its reflection is the fact that I am working as Associate Engineer for Bosch Global Software Technologies – fulfilling my dream to get into a core company.Shreyas S N
Associate Engineer, Bosch Global Software Technologies
2020-24 Batch,
“These 4 years of Engineering at DSU, it has given me a stage to learn and develop where we can investigate without a second thought. The position cell invests in a ton of energy in bringing to us, the best organizations in the business. They direct preparing programs with respect to what sort of inquiries are posed in the meetings so we can accomplish in landing our amazing position”. ROBIN BANERJEE
ENG17EC0086,
The best decision made by me is selecting DAYANANDA SAGAR UNIVERSITY to do my bachelor’s degree. Here in our university from Dean to all faculty members are so cooperative, that they help us in Curricular and Extra Curricular activities. The projects which we did in our college helped me in my placements as well as carrying out my Internship project in Indian Institute of Science. And we will have summer internships every year in our university, soon after the Internship we got opportunity to participate in Hackathon which was conducted by U C Berkley in Vijayawada our project was selected for finals and we got Runner up position. We also published Research paper, which was selected for ICRTET-2018 under the guidance of Dr. Payal Varma. We have well equipped labs in our university like Bosch, VMware, IBM, Autodesk, Nvidia. These labs inspire us in doing Innovative projects.ANITA R.SHIRUR
DSU15EC0008,
Throughout my 4 years of engineering at ‘Dayananda Sagar University’, I had countless opportunities to develop analytical skills, leadership and proactive thinking for various programs and events. For, which I thank my teachers for their constant encouragement and support. They challenged and pushed me to be better and creative in my projects and for the cultural events, because of which I now have enough confidence to tackle any problem. The placement cell of the college has guided us throughout our curriculum for getting better opportunities during placements. All of these helped me to have two offer letters at the end of the placement season, each offer letter being from a well-known MNC. My sincere appreciation and gratitude to the Electronics & communications department for their steadfast support and encouragement, this would not have been possible without them. ABHINAV G.A.
DSU15EC0005,
"Be humble in your confidence, yet courageous in your character"
I was not a very confident girl when it came to choices back in my first year but DSU has provided me with variety of Personal Effective programs and Interpersonal skill trainings that not only improved my confidence but also made me realize the importance of bonding and team work. There are highly equipped labs that made it possible for me to make many projects like the Smart Trolley system using Deep learning and Image processing, integrated Multi Modal Transportation app and many more. The ECE dept also encouraged us to visit the India Electronics Week Exhibition that gave us an exposure in the field of INTERNET OF THINGS (IOT), Robotics, 3D printing along with a fun trip to BITS BILANI Hyderabad to attend PCB training workshop. I also did a two month internship in The DERBI Foundation, a foundation Technology business incubator in our college, as the community Developer in my second year. I also received the Merit Certificate from IIT Delhi for being the Student Ambassador and representing Dayanada Sagar University with all the support and motivation from DSU. As a team, I participated in the International Climate Design challenge where we submitted the idea called The Smart Campus with the help of our professor, Dr. Chandrashekar Vaidyanathan. Followed by that we also got immense support to execute our idea called Health Monitoring system and biometric authorization to unlock the car which has been submitted in the Valeo Innovation Challenge 2018. Again, as a team, I won the Yadupati Singhaniya Award 2018 for the best Innovative idea “The Solar Paint" in IIT Kanpur 2018 under the guidance of Dr. Srinivas, Dean, DSU. I presented a technical paper on Microbial Fuel cell: A green approach for the utilization of waste for the generation of bioelectricity in the International conference on recent trends in Engineering and technology 2018 which will soon be published in the IJERCE Journal under the guidance of Dr. Payal Verma, Associate Professor, ECE department. I also presented the Solar Paint idea at ARCI, The International Advanced Research Centre for Powder Metallurgy and New Materials, a Govt of India Lab for Solar, Hyderabad. All the hard work along with immense support and motivation from all the professors, I have been so fortunate to get offer letters from the University of Glasgow, Scotland, University of Manchester, UK, University of Newcastle, UK and University of Loughborugh, UK. DSU is truly a centre of excellence in education, research & training, innovation that has enhances my creativity, innovation and problem solving capabilities. I am a proud DSU-ite !
Syed Heena
DSU15EC0060
ECE dept
7th sem,
