The following committees are formed to smooth functioning of college activities in and outside of the campus. For duties & responsibilities of staff, functions of various committees & procedures.
| S.NO | NAME OF THE COMMITTEE |
|---|---|
| 1 | College Academic Committee |
| 2 | College Disciplinary Committee |
| 3 | Anti-Ragging Committee |
| 4 | Grievance Redressal Committee |
| 5 | Women Protection Cell |
| 6 | ST & SC Welfare |
| 7 | Ombudsperson details |
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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