Achievements

 

JAWAHARLAL NEHRU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY HYDERABAD GOLD MEDALS

 

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Mr. K.Ekambareshwara Swamy

B.Tech ,Electrical & Electronics Engineering (1997-2001) received JNT University – Topper Gold Medal

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Mr. N.Ganga Reddy B.Tech

Electrical & Electronics Engineering (1999-2003) received JNT University – Topper Gold Medal

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Mr. J.Praveen Rao B.Tech

Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering (2001-2005) received JNT University – Topper Gold Medal

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Ms. V. Pranava Kumari

B.Tech – Electronics & Communication Engineering(2009-2013), bagged Late Prof. G.Purushotham memorial Endowment Gold Medal for best outgoing student who got highest marks in Mathematics-I from JNTU, Hyderabad in the year 2014.

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Ms. POREDDY.SAHITHI

B.Tech – Information Technology (2012-2016) received JNT University – Topper Gold Medal

 

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AWARDS

 

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Ms. GILLA VAISHNAVI

B.Tech Computer Science & Engineering (2008-2012) received SUJANA FOUNDATION GOLD MEDAL 2012 for Academic Excellence in Engineering.

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Mr.N.PRUTHVI CHAITANYA

B.Tech Electrical & Electronics Engineering (2008-2012) received SUJANA FOUNDATION GOLD MEDAL 2012 for Academic Excellence in Engineering.

RAVINDAR MOGILI

Associate Professor

M.Tech (CSE), (Phd)

14 Years of Teaching experience

Area of interest: Data Mining, Machine learning, Image processing

ravindermogili@gmail.com

Mobile: 9493142141

 

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