IEEE Industrial Visit 2010

D.D.V.                       : 7th January -16th January 2010 ; Baddi,MAnali,Dalhousie
No. of participants:   98
Report:
IEEE-CRCE organized a 10 day industrial visit to the industrial region Baddi in Himachal Pradesh. This iv was planned in order to expose the students to the real world and showcase the professional machinery and skills involved. It also served as refreshment after the exams.

A large group of 98 students departed from Mumbai to Chakki Bank by the train Swaraj Express 2471 on 7th January 2010. Prof. Swapnali Mahadik, Prof. Jyoti P., Prof. Vaibhav Godbole and Prof. Lalit Prasad accompanied the students. The 32 hours journey was extended further 15 hours due to heavy fog in the north. Irrespective of these circumstances the students had a blast and thoroughly enjoyed the journey.

On 9th January, we finally reached our destination at around 3 in the morning and we proceed to Dalhousie via bus. The temperature was dipping to zero. All of us were wrapped around in sweaters and shawls. We reached Dalhousie at 9 am and were accommodated in Hotel Mongas. The hotel offered us a scenic view of the Himalayas.

After refreshment the students had breakfast and were informed about the days plan. By afternoon we left to khajjiar by jeeps. Khajjiar had spectacular views to offer. Surrounded by snow-clad mountains on all sides, pine and cedar trees in the circumference and grass plains in the center, all of us were driven crazy. Our cameras just couldn’t stop clicking. After hours of enjoyment we left khajjiar and reached our hotel in the evening. On the way back we stopped at the snow point and enjoyed in the fresh snow.

In the evening the organizers arranged for a D J Night-cum-bonfire. We enjoyed dancing around the fire in the cold. The dinner served was excellent. After chatting and gossiping around the fire we went to have a good night sleep.
The following day we left for Manali which was 276 km far. It took us almost 12 hours to reach with lunch and a few breaks here and there. Even though the bus journey was tiring the breathtaking scenery kept our spirits high. We reached Manali at 11 in the night and were accommodated in a luxurious hotel ‘New Kenilworth international’. Thereafter we were served delicious pav bhaji and fruit custard.

The next day was one of the most memorable days of our life. We went for river rafting in the river Beas. The 7 km ride was thrilling and not even the cold waters of the river could dampen our enthusiasm. In short we had a fun filled and adventurous day.

As if this were not enough, we had many more surprises in store. Manali is a land of adventure sports so how could we be left behind. The next day we left for Solang valley which is a centre for para-gliders. On our way, we were astounded by the snow-clad mountains and beautiful landscapes.

All of us did paragliding and the experience was amazing. Next we proceeded for Rohtang pass. However due to heavy snowing Rohtang bypass was closed and we had to settle for the snow point. We enjoyed in the snow by playing snow fights and building snow man. The place was extremely exciting and we treasured every moment. It was fun eating hot maggi in the cold weather. At the same place we did skiing and it was a wonderful first time experience.

After the sports we left for local sightseeing. First we went to the hot water springs. It was a religious place and we were not allowed to see all the springs. Next we went to Hadimba temple. Built by cedar wood the temple was magnificent. We were all stunned by its beauty. Then the organizers left us to the market place for shopping. After reaching the hotel, the organizers had arranged for a D J night.

Finally after tons of fun, the next day we left for Baddi, the developing industrial area of H.P. Baddi was 326 kms away and took an entire day for us to reach. We were accommodated in the ‘COMFORTABLE’ hotel.

On the 14th January, we left to see the industries, Havells India and Crompton Greaves. First we visited Havells, the number 1 manufacturer of switches in India. Havells was spread over acres of land and was well equipped with the latest machinery and units. We were served breakfast in the industry. After breakfast we were led to the factories manufacturing MCBs and RCCBs. the production and manufacturing units of these products were shown to the students. We were bowled over by the fully automated machineries and software. The authorities were honored by a memento from our college.

Next we visited Crompton Greaves. The eager and enthusiastic students were shown the manufacturing and assembly units of the ceiling fans. The students had a lot to learn from these industries.

After a sumptuous lunch we left for Ambala. On our way back we visited the Pinjor gardens. We reached Ambala Cant at around 11 at night. We took golden Punjab express back to Mumbai. After a journey of 32 hrs we reached Mumbai early morning on 16thJanuary.

Thus summing up the trip was fun filled and adventurous. The students’ feedback left the organizers smiling. This would not have been possible without the hard work of the council members and corporation of the teachers.

Seminar-cum-Workshop on Swarm Robotics

D.D.V.                       18-19th September, 2009; Computer Centers
No. of participants:   17 teams: each team comprising of 4 students
Report:
IEEE-CRCE held a workshop on ‘Swarm Robotics’ on the 18-19th September. The workshop was organized by CRCE along with Robosoft Systems. The workshop was a part of the college technical festival ‘CRESCENDO’.

The workshop started on 18th September at 10 am. Professionals from Robosoft had come to deliver the seminar. This workshop was based on the problem statement of this year’s IIT techfest: Autonomous grid robot. The workshop was divided into two sessions: practical and theory sessions. Theory sessions involved in-depth knowledge about the microcontrollers and the various parts of the robots. It also taught programming of the controllers to the students. Practical sessions included assembling of the robot parts.

The theory session was conducted in lecture hall while for the practical session computer labs were used. Each team was provided with a separate PC to work on.

There were 17 teams: each team comprising of 4 students. Each team was given a robotic kit including a software cd, and robot parts. Students from second year as well as third year engineering had participated in this seminar. The basic aim of the workshop was to provide first hand experience about the working and handling of these autonomous robots.

On the first day, the seminar began with a theory lectures on introduction to DC motors and basic electronic and electrical instruments and components. Later half was followed by a practical session: all the parts of the robot were soldered and assembled. The work for day 1 was done by 5 pm.

On the second day, programming theory of micro controller 8051 was taught. The robot was programmed and tested on the grid. The programming was done on KEIL software. This was followed by a question and answer session. Thus the workshop was concluded by thanking the professionals for their precious time and efforts.

Therefore the seminar was a highlight of our technical festival. It was highly successful due to the endeavor of the participants and the council members.

K. Shankar Technical Paper Presentation

D.D.V.                       12nd September,2009; Samvaad
Report:
The K. Shankar Technical paper Presentation was held on 12th September 2009 at Fr. Conceicao Rodrigues College of Engineering. The event was held at a national level. Students from all over the country had to submit their papers to the IEEE Bombay section from which 14 papers and 3 projects were selected. Those who were selected were then called to present their papers.

The competition was the executed by IEEE CRCE. The event began at 9 30 with a welcome speech by our chairperson Vivek Agarwal. After that Vivek invited the dignitaries on stage. Amongst the dignitaries were Mr. Raju Hera, Mr. Ashoka Jagatiya , Prof. B.R. Prabhu, Prof Sherja Unikrishnan, Rev. Father Deniz, Rev. Father Victor, Dr. A. S. Deshpande and Prof. M. M. Shah.

The dignitaries were then felicitated by our principal with bouquet of flowers.It was followed by a brief report about the works that IEEE CRCE conducted in the year 2009.
It was followed by lighting the lamp ceremony where the dignitaries were called to light the tradition lamp to mark the beginning of the event. It was followed by a speech from our principal Dr. A. S. Deshpande who thanked the IEEE Bombay section for giving CRCE this privilege to organise such an event. Rev. Father Deniz was invited next, who spoke on how such competition help the students and why it is necessary to conduct such events. Prof. M. M. Shah was then invited to speak a few words on the late Prof. K Shankar.

The judges for the event were Prof. B R Prabhu, Mr. Ashoka Jagatiya, Prof. M. M. Shah

The inauguration ceremony ended at 10 30 am which was followed by breakfast. Soon after that the papers were presented. Each team was given a time limit of 15 min to present their paper which was followed by 5 min question answer round. The papers were judged on the basis of technical content, knowledge of the subject and presentation skills.

At 2 pm the judges finished screening 10 papers, after which lunch was served for the students and the dignitaries. The event resumed at 3 pm where the rest of the papers and the projects were judged. The projects were kept on display in the adjoining room.

The paper presentation and projects demonstration ended at 4 pm. Before the results could be declared Prof. M.M Shah gave vital feedback to all the participants. He explained to them what their shortcomings were. Later on Mr. Ashoka Jagatiya highlighted a few mistakes which the participants had committed.

After a brief discussion the judges finally came to conclusion and the winners were declared by Prof M. M. Shah.

In Paper Presentation

(1) Application of genetic Algorithm for short term thermal unit commitment
-Snehal M deshmukh
-Amarnath K Kesare

(2) Swarm Intelligence
-Arnold Pereira
-Shirhari Kalkar

(3)Intelligent Flower Recognition system for real time applications
-Chinmay Devadi
-Abhinav Gupta

After the declaration of results Prof B R Prabhu
In Project:
(2) Design of an efficient solar engine circuit for autonomous robotics
-Amey Asganokar

After the declaration Prof. B R Prabhu thanked Mrs. Swapnali Mahadik and her team for successfully conducting the event. The event ended with a thundering applause and was appreciated by everyone.

Seminar on GRE GMAT and TOEFL

D.D.V.                       31st August 2009; Seminar Hall
No. of participants:   over 100
Report:
IEEE- CRCE held its exclusive seminar on “GRE GMAT & TOEFL” on 31st August 2009 in the seminar hall. The seminar was organized for all the students who wished to study abroad and purse a higher degree.

The seminar began at 3.30 pm with an introductory speech by Vasudev Bethamcharla. Professor K.P Singh, from renowned institution “IMFS-Institute of Management & Foreign Studies” delivered an illustrative seminar on this topic.

To begin with he explained the syllabus of GRE, GMAT and TOEFL followed by the appropriate scores required to get admission in top universities worldwide. The process of admission and expenses was briefed to the students. He elaborated on various issues which students are mostly like to get caught like the visa and the student permit. He also discussed the various options available to the students and enlightened them on the new courses available. This was followed by an interactive session wherein students could ask their queries. All the queries were very smartly answered by our experienced and knowledgeable mentor.

Over 100 students had attended the seminar making it a hit among the students. It proved to be beneficial for students planning for higher studies abroad. The seminar went on for 2 hours. This was followed by a concluding speech by council member Swapnil Chunekar. Professor k. P Singh was presented a memento by our branch counselor as token of appreciation.

Summing up, the success of the seminar was due to the endeavor of the active council members and cooperation of professors.

Proteus and Keil Seminar

D.D.V.                       26th August 2009; Seminar Hall
No. of participants:   40
Report:
IEEE CRCE held a seminar on micro processors and micro controllers for the students of third year electronics. The seminar was conducted in the seminar hall on 26th August 2009 at 3.30 hrs.

Our vice chairperson Nikhil Mascarenhas gave an introduction and invited professor. Professor is a highly qualified and experienced faculty of VIT institute. The lecture started of with a brief introduction on microprocessor 8085 and microcontroller. This was later followed by a detailed lecture on how to use Kiel and Proteus soft wares. A brief demonstration illustrated a better understanding for the students.

Over 40 students attended the seminar. This seminar proved to be beneficial for the third year engineering students as they had use of Proteus and Kiel software in the analog and digital projects. The seminar went on for about 2 hours.

Thus this seminar was a hit and attracted as many students. . It proved to be beneficial for all students. This was followed by a concluding speech by council member. Professor was given a memento of thanks.

Summing up, the success of the seminar was due to the endeavor of the active council members and cooperation of professors.

Seminar on Introduction to Lab

D.D.V:                       27th July 2009 ; ECAD lab
No. of participants:   40
Report:
IEEE-CRCE Students’ Chapter launched its first event of the academic year 2008-2009 with a seminar-cum-workshop on introduction of laboratory components and instruments on 27th July 2009 in Room 209 of FR CRCE. The seminar was extremely beneficial for the students of second year engineering present as these instruments will be extensively used in the forthcoming years.

The seminar began at 1.30 pm with a speech from the vice chairperson Piyush Zambad. Our expert faculty member Professor Dilip Chandra delivered the lecture to our keen students. The lecture began by a brief introduction about the instruments to be used in the laboratory and the importance of their proper understanding for better and appropriate results.

There were 40 students of the electronics branch present. They were divided into 8 groups of five each to facilitate better understanding of the components. Each group was provided with a CRO and devices like various values of resistors and capacitors, diodes, zener diodes, transistors, potentiometers and so on. The students were hooked to each word of the professor.

Professor Dilip Chandra explained in concise the handling of the devices. This was followed by hands on session on the CRO. Different controls of the CRO and their functions were taught for the enhanced knowledge of this instrument. This was followed by component testing thus helping the students realize the different waveforms which appear on the CRO. The seminar was interesting and went on for about 2 hours.

In the end Piyush thanked Professor Dilip for his valuable time. In this way the students got a first hand experience of the instruments before their actual practical sessions began. This event was highly successful due to the tireless efforts put in by the professor and the active council members and last but not the least the active participation of the second year students.

The Grand Annual IEEE Bash

D.D.V:                       16th July,2009  ; Fr. Agnel Technical School Auditorium
Report:
IEEE Students Chapter, CRCE held the Grand Annual IEEE Bash in order to celebrate the success of this branch in the year 2008-2009.This year was an important landmark for IEEE CRCE. Our branch website won the second prize for the “R10 Student branch website contest 2009” in Asia. The branch also successfully completed 25 events in the academic year 2008-2009. The bash was also a Farewell for our hardworking and successful council of 2007-2008.

The IEEE Bash was held at the auditorium of Fr. Agnel Technical School, Bandra on 16th July at 4:30pm.The bash was attended by our respected principal Dr. A.S. Deshpande, Professor B.R. Prabhu, Professor Swapnali Mahadik, Professor Munshi, Professor Bhagwath and Professor Mohandas. All the council members were invited to the bash. A crowd of about 50 students had gathered to be a part of the huge success of the students’ branch.

The evening began by a memorable opening speech by our Chairperson Vivek Agrawal. He mentioned that the previous council laid the foundation for IEEE CRCE and hence they could organize so many events in this year. This was followed by our Principal. Dr. A.S. Deshpande congratulated the council and appreciated the hard work put in by the council. He was extremely proud of the feats achieved and wished the council more success in the coming year. Next our branch mentor professor B. R. Prabhu spoke to the students, congratulating the previous council for their achievements and hoped that the new council would carry forth the responsibility with courage and determination. He wanted the branch to aim for the higher awards and gain success.

The students who won the website making competition were awarded by our principal Dr. A. S. Deshpande. This was followed by a cake cutting ceremony headed by our branch counselor Ms Swapnali Mahadik. To lighten the mood the working committee suggested a game of Musical Chairs which was extremely entertaining for the students.

Later we progressed to the food section. The food was awesome. There were five different delicious kinds of dosas, mouth watering pav bhaji and the spicy Indian chats Pani Puris and sev puris. The members relished on the items and the chocolate cake. This was followed by a dessert, kulfi.

After the excellent food the students discussed the forthcoming seminars of the IEEE, chatted for sometime and then the bash came to an end. However the bash got together all the council members under one roof and celebrated the success in style.

Technovenza

D.D.V.                      16th October 2009; Seminar Hall
No. of participants:   6 teams ,each comprising of 2 students
Report:
WIE-IEEE student chapter of Fr. C.R.C.E. had organized a technical presentation competition TECHNOVENZA on Oct. 16, 2009.

In the competition each team consisted of 2 members. The team was given a set of two topics. They had to present comparison of the technologies. Some of the topics given were

1. Dual to Core VS Core to DUO
2. Robotics VS. Helotics etc.
There were 6 participating teams. Dr. Shrija Unnikrishnan, HOD Electronics branch and Prof. M.R. Sharma , IT head were the judges for the competition.

The winning teams were as follows

1st Prize – TOPIC - Nano Technology Vs. Micro Technology
TEAM - Keshad Malegam – S.E. Electronics
- Sayli Ghanekar – S.E. Electronics

2nd Prize – TOPIC – Infrared Vs. Bluetooth
TEAM – Francois Gracias - T.E. Electronics
- Hardik Panchal – T.E. Electronics


The event was a grand success.

Inauguration Of WIE Student Chapter

D.D.V.                      8th September, 2009.;Fr. Conceicao Rodrigues College of Engineering
No. of participants:   50 plus
Report:
A student Chapter of WIE- Women In Engineering, was inaugurated in Fr. Conceicao Rodrigues College of Engineering, Bandra on September 7, 2009. WIE is a branch of IEEE which is the world’s leading professional association for the advancement of technology. All women members of IEEE by default become a part of WIE. The mission of IEEE WIE is to inspire, engage, encourage, and empower IEEE women worldwide

Dignitaries , Principal Dr. A.S. Deshpande, HOD Electronics Shrija Unnikrishnan, HOD Computers B.R. Prabhu, Prof. Swapna Prabhu and our Guest of honor ,Vice principal SPCE, HOD Electrical Dr Shubha Pandit graced the occasion. The event Started with he lighting of the lamp and was followed by speeches by our dignitaries. Dr. A.S. Deshpande and Prof. Shrija Unnikrishnan stated examples of leading women engineers like Sudha Murthy who are looked up to by us. Prof Sapna Prabhu highlighted the goals and the aim of forming such an organization in college which is to encourage girls to take part in technical activities. She also stated that the girls in the college are hesitant when it comes to technicality which inspired her to form the committee. The council for the same was announced by her which is as follows-

Core Committee-
Chairperson- Chandni Tolani.
Treasurer- Grishma Devatar.
Working Committee-
Vice- Chair Person- Anagha Joshi
Secretary- Harita Parekh.
P.R. Head- Devaki Dikshit.
Event Co-ordinator- Sayli Ghanekar.

Dr. Shubha Pandit gave an eye-opening presentation on “Energy Conservation and Audit” followed by a question- answer session with the audience. The event ended with a vote of thanks by the Vice Chairperson- Anagha Joshi. She also announced the probable WIE event calender for the academic year 2009-10.

Etching and PCB Workshop

D.D.V.                      31st July 2009; Microprocessor lab
No. of participants:   50 plus
Report:
The first event that WIE conducted in the academic year 2009-2010 was a hand on session on PCB etching. Tushar Hindlekar and Tushar from BE Electronics batch conducted the workshop. A demonstration on PCB wizard was followed by a practical session. An audience of 50 plus attended this event.

Each group consisting of 6 to 7 students were allocated a PCB to etch a specific circuit.

The audience was appreciative of the exercise which would facilitate their projects.

Robo Trek

D.D.V:                       25 & 26th September,2009 ; Room no 301
No. of participants:   10 teams
Report:
Robo Trek was an event where participants had to navigate their remote-controlled cars through a track which had different terrains, bridges and obstacles. The track was constructed using wooden planks within 3 days. At the end, it proved to be very challenging and was liked by most of the people.

On Day 1 of Crescendo, we had 7 teams coming. There was lot of enthusiasm and a large crowd soon gathered to watch the cars in action.

On Day 2, we had more teams coming. The total number of teams at the end of Round 1 was 10. Out of these teams, the fastest 5 were selected for Round 2. This round required the car to navigate the track and then go through a maze that was made out of bricks.

We finally had a winner at the end of the day who completed the track in just 2mins 24secs! He was awarded a Rs.1000 cash prize, Rs.1000 worth of Spykar clothing vouchers and a Microsoft book worth Rs.700.

There were only ten teams that participated compared to over 25 teams last year, which we feel is due to the lack of robotic events. Last year there were 4 robotic events which were a crowd puller. This year other colleges had upto 15 robotic competitions and unfortunately coincided with Crescendo due to which we got less participation.

WALL-E

D.D.V:                       25 & 26th September,2009 ; Room no 302
Report:
IEEE-CRCE hosted five events at the CRCE inter-college technical festival - ‘CResCEndo 09’ held this year. There were two robotics events, namely Wall-E and Robotrek. Preparations for Wall-E began on Thursday, 24th September and they were completed well within time. The event was held in room no. 313 on 25th and 26th September.

In accordance with the theme of Cresendo, Wall-E highlighted the importance of automation in tackling environmental hazards and disposal of waste. The autonomous robot was supposed to follow a grid to reach “the nuclear waste” and retrieve it to its starting point.

As the event was of advanced difficulty level, a workshop on swarm robotics (line follower) was held on 19th and 20th September to make students comfortable with level 2 robotics. But still on the 1st day of the fest, there was no participation though some enthusiastic students did a test run with their bots.

Due to such a poor response, the level of difficulty was reduced on day 2 of the fest. Participants were allowed entry with RF modules of transmission, but still there were no registrations although some students who had attended the workshop did make attempts with a test run. The event was officially cancelled at 3:30pm on day 2.

In foresight, Prof. Dileep Chandra had suggested to reduce the complications of the event so that there would be participation from second year and third year students. But other members of the Technical Committee disagreed and the event was retained without modifications.

The idea and the effort was largely appreciated but the student response or the lack of it meant a flop event. But unperturbed, IEEE-CRCE will host many more events and the hope is of a better response.

Reverse Engineering

D.D.V:                       25 & 26th September,2009 ; Ecad lab
No. of participants:   32 teams
Report:
Reverse Engineering was the first of its kind to be held in any Tech fest across Mumbai. In this event participants in a team of two had to trace a given assembled circuit on PCB, study the connections, de solder the components and implement the same on a bread board in minimum time. The maximum time limit was 50 minutes.5 minutes penalty was imposed for breaking a PCB track or damaging a component. The event had two circuits for the competition i.e. 6LEDs Dancing Light and Light Sensitive Trigger. The kits were purchased, soldered and was tested before giving it to the participants.

On the Day 1 of Crescendo, we had 23 teams participating in the first round. There was great enthusiasm amongst the students especially from electronics branch as this event also helped in learning the basic working of circuits and de soldering skills.

On the day 2 of Crescendo, we had 9 more participating teams for the first round. Thus total number of team participated for the first round were 32.The best time recorded for completion was 23 minutes. The event also had participants from Don Bosco Institute of Technology and Rizvi College of Engineering. Out of these teams, the fastest 5 teams were selected for second round.

For the second round a bit tougher circuit was given. The circuit was a Clap switch. This round was judged by Prof. Dilip Chandra. In this round, due to time limitation the judge gave the task to trace the given circuit on PCB and make a perfect circuit diagram and write a brief description of the blocks and working of the circuit with a time limit of 50 minutes. The judge gave marks based on assessment of the circuit diagram and working description and selected final 3 winners. The winners were given cash prizes, certificate and gift vouchers.

We would like to thank all our organizers who helped a lot in soldering and assembling the circuits. We would also like to thank Prof. Dilip Chandra for giving his valuable time for judging the event. We expected more participants but still, the event was a great success and one of the favorites amongst the students.

Techno-Quiz

D.D.V:                       25 & 26th September,2009 ; Room No. 303
No. of participants:   35 teams
Report:
Techno-quiz was one of the 5 events organized by IEEE in Crescendo 2009. This event had most number of participants precisely 35 teams consisting of 2 members each and hence it was successful. This event was organized under the guidance of Prof. Dilip Chandra.

DAY 1: Elimination round was held on this day. This round was held at 10:30 am, 12:30 pm and 2:00pm.

This round consisted of 20 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ). All participants were from our college and of electronics branch. This round became more challenging because of negative marking scheme.

DAY 2:

Elimination round was also held on this day till 1:00 pm. This round was kept for participants from other colleges. Unfortunately no one participated. Final round was conducted at 1:30pm and 3:15pm.Top 20 teams qualified for this round. This round consisted of fill in the blanks, match the column, theory questions and assertion-reason type questions. There were 2 twisted questions which had multiple answers. After consulting Prof. Dilip Chandra the issues were resolved.

Overall this event was liked by everyone and due to their support it was successful.

Best Project Idea

D.D.V:                       25 & 26th September,2009  ; 

Report:
Best Project Idea, an event organised by WIE CRCE (Students’ Affinity group of IEEE CRCE), provided the students with a platform to exhibit their innovative project ideas that could herald the technology and management of the future. The distinguishing feature of this event was that the students had to come up with the practical implementation and marketing strategies for their project.

Best Project Idea was held on 25 & 26th of September, 2009 .The event commenced with a short introductory speech by the Event-head Anagha Joshi and Event-organizer Harita Parekh. The judges for the event were highly experienced and qualified professors from our own college. These included Prof. Bhoir, Prof. Bhagwat and Prof. Jhorapur. Ms.Kalpana Prasad was the teacher in charge for the event.

The event received a zealistic response from all engineering colleges across Mumbai. Fourteen teams were selected for the final presentations. The participants showed tremendous confidence and in depth knowledge of their subject enabling them to answer every question put forth by the judges as well as the audience. The enthusiastic response showed by the audience was impeccable.

After a cut throat competition between the fourteen teams the judges had a tough time deciding the winners for the event. Every project was brain-storming and worthy to be termed as 'the best'. Finally, the judges arrived at a consensus and they declared the final winners and the judges handed over the prizes to them. The well deserved winners were as follows:

1.Suraj Suryawanshi (Watumal College Of Engg.)
2.Prathyusha Devadas, Asikta Gupta & Akash Jain (Thakur College of Engg.)
3. Shared amongst -Vivek Maurya (Mukesh Patel IT NMIMS)
-Sakshan Chawla (Atharva College of Engg.)
-Tejas Patil (Saraswati college, Kharghar)

The prize distribution was followed by a vote of thanks. Thus, the event concluded winning applause from the judges, participants and the audience as well.