Hostel rooms are infinite memories. The roommates, the late night conversations, the food shared, the clothes exchanged, the Maggi cooked and the studies completed together are rightly called as one of the most beautiful experiences of one’s life.

So why not turn a place that is giving you so many beautiful memories into something beautiful in itself?

Here are some easy and in-budget ways of making your hostel rooms more homelike -

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Photos!
One of the best and easiest ways of personalising your room is by decorating your room with pictures. From selfies to family photos or from your travel pictures to the pictures of your favorite band, there’s so much you can add! You can always stick these pictures on the walls or your cupboards.

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‘Plant’-ing it!
Plants are a great way to make your hostel room feel more homelike. They also add a sense of freshness into your room and this could really help if you are living in a dull one.

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Lights on!
Without lights, decorations feel incomplete. The cute fairy lights or light lamps, make sure that you have many of those. A well lit room will always make you feel bright, happy and positive. Plus, it’s so cool!

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Doors and mirrors!
Doors can always be decorated with life size posters or different types of stickers. The periphery of mirrors too, can be decorated with lights or other accessories.

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The little things!
The way you place your books, the color of your bed-sheets, the color of the curtains, the kind of accessories you use to decorate your rooms etc. are all the little things that will add to the homelike feeling of your room. You can also make items that suit your taste and style.It is always advised to use bright colors and keep adding little things to your new home!

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There’s so much more that you can do to make your hostel room your second home! We hope that you love decorating it and enjoy making memories that you will cherish for life like the students at AVCOE do.

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Amrutvahini College of Engineering.

#AVCOE, Sangamner.

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Every college students waits for that time of the year when college fests are held but MEDHA 2019 held by AmrutVahini College is a college fest for which the entire state of Maharashtra awaits!

Once again, we at Amrutvahini College of Engineering along with Amrutvahini Sheti and Shikshan Vikas Sanstha are hosting the most awaited cultural fest of the year and welcoming 2019 in style with MEDHA 2019. Medha 2019 will be held from 17 to 19 January 2019 during which more than 15 events will be held. This year, we are also bringing to you the biggest dance competition where students from all over Maharashtra can participate and win cash prizes up to ₹ 61,000!

Gear up and give a kick-start to the new year by participating in -

• Group Dance Competition
• Singing
• Skits/ Musical drama
• Fashion show
• Instrument playing
• Spot poetry
• Spot painting/ cartooning
• Extempore
• Yoga and sports
• Origami
• Skating
• Project exhibition
• Kala-avishkar
• GD/ Debate/ Quiz
• Best out of waste
• DJ Mix

All of these events will be held on the ‘Medha’ ground, Amrutvahini campus.

The spirit of MEDHA lies in the fact that there is something for everyone- be it singing, dancing, painting or paper craft, AVCOE wants every kind of talent to surface and hence, MEDHA 2019 has events to participate in for everyone and prizes that are made for the best!

Hurry! Register now. AVCOE is calling all the youths, and residents of the district who have been continually coming for past years to join us, yet again, and witness the biggest cultural fest - MEDHA 2019.

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It is said that dancing is one of the closest things to magic and Amrutvahini College of Engineering believes in the same, which is why this year, we bring to you the best of magic at MEDHA 2019 that is to be held on 17, 18 and 19 January 2019.

Once again, AVCOE will be hosting the most awaited cultural fest of the year - MEDHA 2019. What’s more? This year, we are also bringing to you the biggest dance competition where students from all over Maharashtra can participate and win cash prizes up to ₹ 61,000!

The dance competition will be held in two groups -

A) Junior Group - where students between the age group of 10 to 16 years can participate.

The winner in the small group wins ₹ 7,000, the Medha cup and certificates, with the second and third position winners getting ₹ 5,000 and ₹ 3, 000 respectively, with a minimal entry fee of Rs.300/- per group.

B) Senior Group - where students of age 17 years and above can participate.

The winner in the open group wins ₹ 11,000, the Medha cup and certificates, with the second and third position winners getting ₹ 7,000 and ₹ 5, 000 respectively, with a minimal entry fee of Rs.500/- per group.

Every group that wants to participate can have 6 to 16 members and can perform up to 5 minutes.

Interested? Make sure that you read the below instructions carefully-

1. A Permission letter of the school/college, I Card & the soft copy of the program is necessary for participation in the program.
2. The trial of the final event will be held on January 11, 2019.
3. The selected programs will be part of the main stage on January 19, 2019, in MEDHA 2019.
4. The entry fee will be charged only for the selected program.
5. A certificate will be issued to all the participants of the program.
6. The rights to make any changes/decision regarding the program is reserved for the organizers.

If you are waiting for a chance to showcase your dancing skills, MEDHA 2019’s dance competition is the best opportunity for you! Hurry! Registrations for the dance competition end on January 10, 2019. Know more about the dance competition here.

Along with the dance competition, AVCOE’s MEDHA 2019 is also hosting many other events, the details of which you can get here.

So, what are you waiting for? Register now, participate and win prizes! Start your new year with joy, start your new year with AVCOE’s MEDHA 2019.

Now a days, education doesn’t solely mean studies; it involves overall development of an individual as a whole and making them future ready to face the upcoming challenges.

Amrutvahini College of engineering takes care of the current need of today’s generation. The concept of education is not only confined to books anymore but has extended to co-curricular activities as well. These activities play a very important role in moulding a student into a better person.

Aiming for a better future Amrutvahini College is not only targeting the urban crowd but also inviting admissions for the rural crowd. We are also creating various opportunities for technical advancement in rural areas inspiring millions of youth minds.

AVCOE aims at quality education with skill development and building a better personality.

The reason why most of the engineering aspirant look forward to this college is:-

• Keeping in mind the futuristic view, our college stands highlighted among the bunch of engineering colleges in the city with latest curriculum. 

• The institute has a huge campus with sports ground.

• The campus is located in the outskirts of the town with an additional advantage of peaceful environment and less polluted with true nature of the rural setting of the campus. 

• We focus on all round education and polishing the personality of an individual. 

• We conduct various workshops and events on routine basis. 

• The institute has a decent placement record which makes it a better choice. 

AVCOE is one of the best colleges. We are producing successful technocrats since 1983.

Our faculty has the most eligible trainers to impart knowledge and cultivate technical skills and ensure proper guidance and a platform to explore your abilities and master them.

To make learning fun, we offer a variety of workshops and events throughout the academic year like Medha, robotics club, etc. for teaching time management, study skills and test-taking in the form of many competitive exams. Make sure to check the calendar for the updates on all the upcoming events.

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Let’s agree to the fact that in India, we have a situation with ‘engineering’. It could either be a “Boon or bane” which means, it could turn out to be beneficial or harmful (in some cases).

It’s all good when you get the benefits out of something, in which you’ve had spent a lot of your time! But what’s not going right with those who can’t make situations any better.

There is an issue in projection of this profession!

When we normally talk about engineering, we prioritize the need to have a decent job. Which is not wrong really, but it is when your only aim is to be a certified candidate to of an esteemed organization.

Where is the creativity?

The creativity gets left out when your behavior is too predictable and structured. Think of someone great like Charles Babbage for instance. Babbage developed plans for the analytical engine, the forerunner of the modern digital computer. What do you think he was thinking before providing the scientific, engineering and mathematical advancements to the world? Certainly not desperate to work for someone else!

Here are some examples of mesmerizing inventors who dug deep into science and engineering and discovered millions of magnificent ways to help the world.

George Stephenson

Known as the ‘Father of Railways’, George built the first public intercity railway line in the world. He was an English civil and mechanical engineer who invented the rail gauge, which is now the standard gauge for most countries.

James Watt

A Scottish inventor, mechanical engineer, and chemist who improved on Thomas Newcomen's 1712 Newcomen steam engine with his Watt steam engine in 1776, which was fundamental to the changes brought by the Industrial Revolution in both his native Great Britain and the rest of the world.

Nikola Tesla

He is known for his contribution to the design of the modern alternating current electricity supply system. Was a Serbian-American inventor, electrical engineer, mechanical engineer, physicist with a futuristic vision! While the engineers today seek admission on JEE Main rank, Tesla worked on real-life projects like the radio, X-ray machines and induction motors. Truly one of a kind. Now let's talk about his controversial mate...

Thomas Edison

Edison has also invented a number of other things like the motion picture camera, stock ticker, and battery for the electric car, a mechanical vote recorder and the phonograph. He is Primarily known for inventing the light bulb. He was also among the first ones to practice mass production for his inventions, manufacturing on a large scale. He has around 1093 US patents on his name and many more outside the US. He was an excellent engineer.

Amar Gopal Bose

An electrical engineer and sound engineer, he was a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) for over 45 years. He was also the founder and chairman of Bose Corporation. In 2011, he donated a majority of the company to MIT in the form of non-voting shares to sustain and advance MIT's education and research mission.

George Stephenson

Rightly called the ‘Father of Railways’. George built the first public intercity railway line in the world. He was an English civil and mechanical engineer who invented the rail gauge, which is now the standard gauge for most countries.

These are some examples of monumental engineering, and there are literally too many to name a few. Our only intention is to get the true importance of engineering before you.

But, before you get any wrong ideas, we want to make it clear that you should only say yes to a job where your responsibilities will help the establishment to reach its mission while you keep developing your own personally as well!

We help our future aspirants to be the forthcoming technocrats. We do care for your well-being and want you to be satisfied with your choice of academics.

Imagine this scenario -
You dutifully make your to-do-list and create what you think is a reasonable schedule and timetable to finish up your project or a task. The next day comes and you sit at your computer, look at your list, and then for reasons you can’t even explain, open up Facebook and lose hours reading the same inconsequential news feed over and over again. Your timetable is blown up and you move on to something else, something more pressing or something just as inane.

Sounds familiar?
We thought so!

Have you ever wondered why you – or others – procrastinate?

While some view it as laziness, there might be other factors at play. In psychology, it has been long been believed that people who procrastinate have a faulty sense of time, that they think they will have more time to get something done than they actually do. Specifically, it seems that task aversion is to blame i.e. when people view a task in an unpleasant manner (tough, boring, or painful), they are more likely to put it off.
Sometimes people procrastinate because other options for how to spend their time are too tempting to pass up, or they think they can work better under pressure. People convince themselves that they’re waiting until crunch time because the product will be better. Other times, they procrastinate because they don’t know how to begin.



If you are struggling with putting things off, try these tips which might help get you on track: 

1. Put it in writing

Write down the tasks you’ve been avoiding. This will bring the project to the front of your mind so you can’t easily ignore it.

2. Neutralize negative thinking

When you think of this task, what negative thought pops into your head? Find an antidote to that thought in the form of a truth that contradicts it. Instead of thinking “I’ll never be able to learn all this,” you might say to yourself, “I can do this”.

3. Break it into parts

When a task seems overbearing, procrastination often follows. So how can you break that task into smaller, more manageable parts? Chunking it down will help you feel less overwhelmed and more empowered.

4. Stop giving excuses

Do any of these sound familiar? “I need to be in the mood.”, “I will wait until I have time.”, “I work better under pressure.” Be honest with yourself, these are excuses which will never allow you to start your work. Stop giving them and start working

5. Enjoy the victory

Finishing a daunting task is satisfying. Remind yourself that you’ll feel incredibly virtuous when the chore is off your plate once and for all. Accomplishing what you’re avoiding will simplify your work life. You’ll feel more energetic. You’ll sleep better at night. Relish the feeling of success.

Stop waiting for “someday”. Start working on your tasks today and finish it off with a lot of time in your hand before the deadline. Follow these steps to get started on your project, and be proud of every bit of progress you make!

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Ivan Sutherland, the creator of one of the world’s first virtual reality systems in 1960 stated that “The ultimate display would, of course, be a room within which the computer can control the existence of matter. A chair displayed in such a room would be good enough to sit in. Handcuffs displayed in such a room would be confining, and a bullet displayed in such a room would be fatal.”

We may haven’t come anywhere near Ivan Sutherland’s vision yet, and perhaps we don’t want to. But therecertainly are engaging virtual and augmented realities today.

VR makes it possible for users to immerse themselves in constructed surroundings that depict the actual places or imaginary worlds. AR overlays contextual information on the immediate physical environment users see before their eyes, thus blending digital components and experiences with real life.

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What are benefits for us?

1. Computer vision allows devices to extract information from real time images and the surrounding area. This, linked with GPS systems can help a device recognize your location, giving traffic directions, alternative routes, and even identifying hazards. It could even tell your car to activate the brakes, if it recognizes a motorbike indicator or a hand signal from a cyclist that you missed.
2. Designing for AR and VR requires new enabling tools and services. High-definition 3D image capture and mapping equipment are emerging, accelerating developer’s abilities to recreate real world physical environments within new AR and VR tools. 
3. Consumer-tech aside, within engineering, design and architectural companies, the power of these smart glasses is virtually endless. Through the use of digital eyeware, a wealth of information can be stored and linked to physical products in the building. When you look at a water pump, for example, the last service information and audit could pop up over the product, which can then be linked to the service manual and even a step-by-step guide to show how to dismantle and repair the elements.

So, what does the future hold for AR and VR in Engineering?

AR can allow an engineer or designer to design a product right in the environment it will go in, allowing them to be aware of space restrictions or other obstacles.

Ability to visualize a design that originates on the computer screen, as it is meant to appear in the real world, visual recognition and monitoring of various components, bug identification through comparison with known-working systems are just some of the way in which AR and VR could be useful. Could being the operative word, as is often the case with pushing the envelope of innovation, the true benefits are often not realized until the adoption curve has matured.

The Engineering Community across India celebrates Engineer’s Day on 15 September every year as a tribute to the greatest Engineer Bharat Ratna Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya.
Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya, born on September 15, 1861, in Muddenahalli near Chikkaballapur. He went on to become India’s most prolific civil engineer, dam builder, economist, stateman, and can be counted among the last century’s foremost nation-builders.

At AVCOE, we celebrate Engineer’s Day as an appreciation of the engineering profession and in the memory of India’s eminent engineer, scholar and stateman Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya.

Here are some ideas for Engineer’s Day Celebrations:

1. Field visits to historic engineering marvels

We have a great architectural and engineering heritage. There are quite a few expertly engineered monuments or buildings in India. This engineer’s day, you can take a trip to some of these design marvels. Some of the spectacular projects are Golden Globe in Auroville, Bandra-Worli Sea link, I-flex Solutions in Bangalore.

2. Organize a debate or quiz related to latest developments in engineering field

Boost your knowledge about the developments in technology and engineering field. Arrange a quiz on topics related to the same, or you can even conduct a debate on pros and cons of developing technology, or similar topics. 

3. Educate others

This Engineer’s Day, unite for a social cause. Visit a government or tribal schools and teach the kids there, simple yet interesting engineering concepts. You can also carry some interesting projects and demonstrate the working of the project to the kids.

4. Organize paper presentation or conferences in college

Communication and writing skills are important for an engineer, along with technical knowledge. Paper presentation competition enables students to carry out extensive research, analyze documents and write their own papers. Also presenting the paper involves seminar and communication with an audience. This boosts their communication skills as well as confidence. 

5. Conduct an Alumni Meet

An Alumni meet will facilitate exchange if ideas and advices between the current and the previous batch. It will bring back college memories for the pass-out students, and will be a mentoring session for the current students at the same time. and of course, a fun-filled afternoon with time well spent. 

AVCOE wishes all the students and all the Engineers a very Happy Engineer’s Day. We wish you success and glory all the way.

Contrary to popular opinion, MBAs aren’t a quick-fix for your career. If you’re looking for a magic wand that will make you rich with a sleight of hand or make you an overnight millionaire, then you might want to reconsider your strategy.

But remember, slow and steady wins the race, and getting an MBA is probably the most effective way to advance your career over time and maximize your earning potential. MBA programs are first and foremost an investment from which you should expect to reap benefits throughout your career and not just the immediate future.

Read on to know how pursuing an MBA will change your life:

Develop priceless managerial skills

MBA graduates learn a very specific set of managerial and soft skills, including interpersonal skills, leadership and corporate responsibility. With more to bring to the table that technical expertise and academic achievements, MBS graduates are preferred by the employers, who are very much aware that leadership is a part of the MBA value proposition. 

Networking opportunities

On any MBA, you’ll be closely working with like-minded individuals who you can really bounce ideas off and gain inspiration from. You will have access to some of the best tutors and guest speakers available in your field of work, who will be able to help you further understand your sector.

Stand out in the job market

Most companies will favor candidates with an MBA, especially if they are looking for people with management potential. Employers like the fact that you’ve taken the time to further your business acumen and an MBA will show how serious you are about your career.  

Enjoy fatter paychecks throughout your career

The average salary for an MBA graduate is considerably higher compared to the salary of an employee with a regular Master’s degree qualification. You can expect to earn twice as much as what you would expect to earn from a regular university degree. So, if it’s money you are after, an MBA may well be worth striving for.

Once you successfully graduate as an MBA, regardless of the location where you plan to build your career, your degree will be acknowledged and you will surely increase your credibility among business individuals. 

The real advantage of an MBA, however, is its proven versatility; with an MBA you can pursue many career fields and advance to higher and better paid jobs way faster

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Engineers are responsible for many of the great inventions and technology the world depends on. Everything from space shuttles to air conditioning systems to hearing aids requires the work of an engineer. We listed the top habits required to be a successful engineer.

Here are some of habits that happy, successful engineers practice:



1.  Cherish learning in success or failure.
Failures are not a surprise for engineers. What makes you stand out from others is the way you deal with it. Successful engineers see failure as an opportunity to try something new, to perform better.

2.  Don’t compare yourself to others.
Be your best at what you do and keep consistently being the best. The only one you should compare yourself is to who you are today and how can you better yourself for the future.

3.  Embrace different perspectives to solve a problem.
All engineers know this that there are hundreds of solutions and hundreds of approaches to a certain problem. When you can’t seem to reach a solution with one point of view, try perceiving the problem in another way. If you are working in a team take inputs from everyone, put different perspectives to work and solve the problem.

4.  Exercise- A must.
Along with your brain, your body needs its dosage of maintenance too. Remember without a healthy body one cannot be efficient in his/her work. Take some time out and make it a point to exercise on a daily basis.

5.  Avoid procrastination.
Avoiding procrastination is today’s world is a rather challenging thing to do. With social media becoming an ‘important’ part and parcel of our lives, it is convenient enough to put off our work to next day, and the next and it goes on. Agreed we need our share social lives but don’t waste most of your time browsing such apps. Prioritize your work which will give you time for work, study as well as fun.

6.  Read books.
Reading books allows you to learn new information you can relate or connect with your current skills and solve problems more efficiently than someone who is not reading books at all. Be it fiction or non-fiction, the former broadens your imagination and the latter gives you access to facts and mantras regarding your field.

7.  Be confident that you will make it. 
Four years of engineering is certainly not easy. Often you go through phases of self-doubt and fear and series of what-ifs about uncertainty of your future. Take a breath. Relax. Keep giving your 100% and things will work out for you just as fine. Always have confidence in yourself and your abilities to make it.

Becoming successful in any engineering field, or in life as an engineer takes a lot of hard work and determination. Be confident, set your goals and strongly work towards them, and the most important thing – never stop learning!

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THE NUTS AND BOLTS OF ENGINEERING

Engineering is defined as a combination of science and art of applying skills of physics, mathematics, and technology for the betterment of mankind. Regarded as a noble profession, engineers are respected and valued all around the globe as they connect the society with science. Engineering is not only about learning the different principles, laws, and formulae but the ability to apply the factual knowledge for simpler day to day lives of humans.

An engineer must be well endowed with a trained technical mind and knowledge to gain value and demand. Technical skills and knowledge is of utmost importance and in today’s age not underestimated in the least. If you are an engineer with above par knowledge and a set of technical skills, there is no doubt you will be held in high regard.

THE TWO PATHS TO GRADUATION IN ENGINEERING

According to the present scenario, the stream of engineering is a hot favourite. There are two different ways to graduate in engineering. One is to pursue engineering after the higher secondary exams, i.e. 12^th board exams.

Another way is to opt for a diploma in the preferred branch of engineering. Diploma courses are offered by polytechnic colleges in India. In this diploma course, students get three years of education in the branch of engineering they prefer. This is then followed by three years graduation course of engineering.

POLYTECHNIC STUDENTS: BETTER ENGINEERS

In the higher secondary education, students receive two years of science education, viz. physics, chemistry, and mathematics after which they are admitted into the engineering colleges where they receive four years of engineering education. In the case of polytechnics, during the course of all 6 years of diploma and engineering, students obtain theoretical knowledge as well as core technical knowledge and hands-on experience.

The subjects polytechnic students are taught are almost similar to the subjects included in the engineering curriculum but simpler. This helps in building a strong foundation of the learning process. Also, the education received by the students during their higher secondary is not very application oriented whereas, polytechnic students follow a curriculum which is application based.

It is safe to say that polytechnic students make better engineers as they obtain more practical knowledge and experience. When they set foot in the industry, complete with a technically sound mind and brain, they are priority candidates for core technical industries. Why? Because with a trained technical mind comes an ability to work more efficiently to solve problems and provide solutions at a faster speed and thus deliver better results.

Albert Einstein said, “Scientists investigate that which already is; Engineers create that which has never been.” Aspiring engineers of today will be the global leaders of tomorrow! The world is dependent on engineers to invent groundbreaking human-friendly technology.

But today, these innovative engineers are largely dependent upon the basic lessons of engineering they receive in the institutes they’re admitted to. Every young mind, seeking to be a successful engineer will always want the best education there is and will desire to learn in the best institutes there are!

Amrutvahini College of Engineering, Sangamner is in the top ranks of engineering colleges in India!

Amrutvahini College of Engineering, Sangamner has ranked 8th in the ‘Ranking of Top Engineering Colleges of Excellence’ in India and AVCOE is the only college from Maharashtra to make it to the list! It has also been ranked 9th in the ‘Top Engineering College Ranked by State’ in Maharashtra by the CSR-GHRDC Engineering College survey of 2018 and we’re proud of the laurels we’re winning! CSR-GHRDC (Competition Success Review-Global Human Resources Development Centre) is a research-based organization which rates and ranks engineering colleges according to excellence.

Three Pillars of AVCOE’s success!

The success of AVCOE is entirely dependent on three factors:

• Academics

AVCOE offers UG Courses in Mechanical, Production, Computer, Information Technology, Electronics, Electronics and Telecommunication, Electrical and Civil Engineering. AVCOE also has an MBA program for post graduate education. The environment of AVCOE is very student-friendly. All these departments are appointed with well-learned and knowledgeable faculty to impart knowledge to the students and guide them in their journeys towards success.

• Infrastructure

AVCOE is located at Sangamner and the campus is spread over 25 acres area of land. The campus is very scenic with plenty of trees and a milieu of hills encircling the college grounds. The departmental buildings are well equipped with modern facilities, up to date libraries and the state-of-the-art laboratories. We also have a workshop set up with sections for various processes like carpentry, welding, turning and so on. A hostel for good quality accommodation facility for students is also built at the campus.

• Campus Placement

AVCOE has collaborated with some of the most reputed companies around the globe likeTata Consultation Services, Metalis, Texas India, Reliance,Volkswagen group Academy, BSNL,IBM [Excellence Centre], PRAKARSA, MITCON, NVIDIA [CUDA Centre], NPTEL [Video Lectures] etc. We also conduct soft skills training, technical competitions, guest lectures and various other personality development workshops for the all-round progress of students.

We are honored by the accolades we have received and we will now work with more zeal towards the betterment of the country by shaping young, ambitious minds to be the budding engineers and entrepreneurs of tomorrow.

Electrical Engineering seeks to understand the application of electricity, electronics and electromagnetism in the multitude of devices that we use. This means from the everyday appliances such as a kitchen blender to complex circuit boards and space equipment.

Electrical Engineering is a fascinating field and one which could make your time at the university a challenging, enriching and rewarding experience. Just as the world needs its Doctors, Teachers and Scientists, Electrical Engineering is something we simply couldn’t do without.

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If you like the idea of creating electrical systems which could help millions of people on a day-to-day basis, then read these reasons to study Electrical Engineering.

Relatively easy to get your first job

Electrical engineers land their first jobs fairly easily because most employers search for fresh minds with good training. They are glad to get young people who they can mold to their own specific needs and turn them into experts

Global opportunities

You will be hard-pressed to find a corner of the world where electrical engineers are not required. And there’s even opportunity to study abroad too! If spending time overseas in a job you are passionate about is your aim, then electrical engineering is the right choice.

Electrical Engineers are always in demand

With newer electrical devices coming into the picture every moment and rapid expansion of technology, the demand for electrical engineers has risen globally. 

New stuff gets out all the time – it never gets boring

Electrical and electronic components are modified, invented and reinvented every day, so you will never be bored because you are using the same process or component for the last 10 years. New and exciting stuff is available all the time and you will have lots of fun testing and assembling it.

Job security

There’s a good element of job security in the world of electrical engineering. The industry might have demand for fresh perspectives, but there’s an equal demand for experience and skills which only comes from a job.

Electrical engineering is at the forefront of developing new technologies for a number of industries like transport, healthcare, construction and robotics. It’s an exciting time to be alive and an exciting time to be an electrical engineer. 

This is why you should join AVCOE!

We at Amrutvahini College of Engineering seek to create self-disciplined, physically fit, mentally robust and morally strong engineers and technocrats with a high degree of integrity and sense of purpose who are capable to meet challenges of the ever-advancing technology for the benefit of mankind.
We want students to broaden their horizon and not just be limited to the classroom. We wish to provide students with extensive knowledge as well as the professional skills for a successful career ahead. As an institution, we keep working towards improvement in terms of both curricular and extracurricular activities.

> Impressive Rankings

Study with the best!

With a legacy of 35 years, academic excellence is our prime objective. We have consistently been the top engineering college in North Maharashtra. Our unconventional teaching methods have received recognition from principal educational bodies.

1. Permanently affiliated to AICTE, Delhi
2. Permanently affiliated to Savitribai Phule Pune University
3. Awarded Best Engineering College by SPPU, Pune (Rural)
4. NAAC Accredited ‘A’ Grade College
5. TCS Accredited College for the Nashik and Ahmednagar region
6. Awarded A grade by Government of Maharashtra.

> Our Partners

Gain excellence and expertise

AVCOE has always believed in providing quality education, infrastructure, extracurricular activities and has adopted a holistic approach to learning. We also have collaborated with various institutions and are acknowledged as a center of excellence.

• IBM Software Centre of Excellence
• Microsoft Student Partner
• Redhat certified training partner

> Placements and future prospects

We’re all you need for a successful career

With a campus spreading across 25 acres in the beautiful city of Sangamner, we believe in imparting excellence driven engineering education to our students.

• State of art laboratories 
• Seminar talks by eminent speakers
• Amrut Meritorious Scholarship 
• Foreign Language Centre to learn Japanese and German languages. We also have 100% placements for language certified students.

AVCOE also provides high-quality infrastructure like a Central Library with a rich collection of books. Being a residential institute, we also have a large hostel complex and a contemporary Gymkhana with various facilities for sports as well.

AVCOE works towards leading students to successful employment or further study. We equip students with the adequate training required to be successful in a fiercely competitive workplace.

Choosing the right university to study is one of the most important decisions of your life! Join AVCOE today and get an edge over the others. Develop your skills beyond your academic studies and gain much more than a degree! AVCOE provides everything you need for a world-class education and a sea of opportunities for your future. 

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Ever thought of binge-watching TV shows that make you smarter? AVCOE has compiled a list of TV shows that not just provide a daily dose of entertainment, but shows with educational content that also enhances your knowledge and information. Science, technology, and innovation are the central themes of these TV shows just like they are major aspects of an Engineer's life. For all the tech lovers out there, up your Engineering quotient by watching these informative series!

1. Top Gear

If automobiles excite you, then this show is for you! It talks about the technique and craftsmanship that goes into the creation of automobiles. It focuses on a number of segments as a part of the show. Some of which are Car reviews include tests to check the quality of the world's leading motors, Star in a car invites celebrities to take part in a timed-lap, the Cool Wall talks about which cars are cool and which aren't, various challenges, power laps and races by presenters as well.
One of BBC’s most commercially successful tv shows,
this is much more than your regular run-of-the-mill documentary show.

2. Scorpion

An edgy American drama where a computer genius and his team of experts form Scorpion which is the last line of defense against high-tech crisis and threats worldwide. With their extensive technological knowledge, these masterminds solve complicated problems the world encounters. Thrill and technology make a great combination.

3. Mr. Robot

A high octane drama about the story of a young programmer who is a cybersecurity engineer and vigilante hacker. Joining a group of Hacktivists, they embark on various cyber missions. Mr. Robot has received immense critical acclaim and has won multiple awards including the most coveted Golden Globes as well. Definitely, a must watch for everyone!

4. Extreme Engineering

A documentary tv series that talks about the master strokes in the field of Engineering, this is a show you must not miss. Explore the extraordinary creations of ‘extreme engineering’ projects across the globe. Experience what goes on in building the Hong Kong international airport, widening the Panama Canal, construction of the Woodrow Wilson Bridge etc.

5. How to build..everything

This show takes a step by step approach to some of the world’s most significant inventions in an easy manner. Cruise Ships, Military Tanks, Aircraft Carrier, Pacemaker, you name it!

What are you waiting for? Go ahead and watch these informative tv shows. After all, what is a better way to pass your time than by watching and learning something new!

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