PEPTALK
India
Radio
(Aakashavani
Hyderabad). I also managed to
successfully complete Light-Music
diploma from Potti SreeRamulu
Telugu University while pursuing
my B.Tech simultaneously . Painting
and crafts interests me; I’ve
exhibited my paintings at Artista,
the art fest. Coming to my
credentials, I won the 1st position in
a Paper Presentation competition on
Touchscreen
technology
at
MAGISTE'CH-2014 at MGIT and
3rd in Poster presentation on Cloud
computing conducted under ISTE
Student chapter-GNITS. My most
cherished memory is of participatin
in CODE FOR GOOD competition
conducted by JPMorgan Chase &
Co and got placed in JPMC without
an interview!
I always look up to my father,
he is my role model. I always strive
to work harder to make him feel
proud and will continue to do so. My
mother has supported me to stand
strong in the field of music. My
mentors, family and friends are very
supportive and always boost me.
Now, I want to work for a couple of
years, gain experience and join a
reputed college to pursue MBA
through CAT. On the same road, I
also aspire to become a renowned
playback singer. I would like to
share a piece of advice to all my
juniors that if you are seriously
passionate about something, go
ahead and start working on it. This
will compensate the relax time and
gives a break to your academics.
And if you do what you really want
to do, you will definitely gain interest
in academics automatically. Girls,
we can do much more than our
restricted thoughts! Just stand up
and move on! I suggest all the
students to learn and develop
android and web applications and
refer text books which will instill
confidence while attending technical
interviews and comprehensive viva.
AKHILA REDDY (ECE B 4/4)
I am Akhila Reddy pursuing my
final year of graduation in
Electronics and Communication. I
consider myself fortunate being a
part of the GNITS family. The
formative years that we spent in
GNITS
leaves
an
indelible
impression on our young minds with
vivid memory of every moment
spent here. It is here that our young
minds fledge and grow to full stature
carrying the learning through lives.
I am one among the 23
students hired for the post of
Business Analyst in Deloitte.
"Deloitte" is a brand under which
tens of thousands of dedicated
professionals from 150 countries collaborate to
provide related services to the clients. I'm glad I can
be one among those smart minds the next year. I
would want to work for Deloitte for a couple of years
and then pursue my post-graduation degree in
Business Administration from one of the Premier
Institutions in our country. I'm indeed privileged for
having been given the opportunity to start and
lead 'AARAMBH-Towards Human Excellence', a
Forum with more than 150 compassionate students
working relentlessly on the ideals of Swami Vivekananda to keep the 'IDEA OF
INDIA' alive. I feel proud and fortunate to get the opportunity to be serving as the
Vice-President of 'AVANTGARDE -ECE ASSOCIATION' heading a team of 20
passionate Executive Body Members. I've served this association as a Coordinator
and a Secretary too in the past. I've been selected for the 'Technology
Entrepreneurship Programme' conducted by Indian School of Business aimed
at fostering the culture of entrepreneurship and linking entrepreneurial and
innovative behavior towards educational and career pathways. I've done my
Implant Training from 'Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited' in Basic Telecom. I won
prizes for presenting papers and posters in five colleges. My project 'Electro Cardio
Gram' was awarded in the 'Hardware Design Challenge' conducted by ISTE
Student Chapter. I'm deeply indebted to my family and teachers for standing by me
in all my endeavors. They taught me that success never can be achieved through
comfort zone which inspires me to strive for that extra mile. I consider myself very
fortunate and thank them for their part in my life. Most importantly I seek to reach
out to my juniors, inspire them to work for the 'Idea of India' and carve a niche to
pursue human excellence through Aarambh by the time I graduate and bid my final
adieu to GNITS. For all the juniors who still have reservations about your presence
in GNITS and your course of Engineering chuck that off. You are now a part of
college with excellent track record and kudos for that. College prepares us not just
for exams, but for life. I'd advice my juniors to take giant strides towards the holistic
development. Devote your time for taking part and eventually leading the vibrant
Union of dedicated forums in our college and also try to master your chosen stream
of graduation. Most importantly 'Go with the Flow' and 'it's okay to have fun'.
Cheerio!!!
SIVANI K. (IT A 4/4)
My four years journey in GNITS has brought
about a drastic change in my life. Apart from
learning concepts of engineering, I have learnt
many values which I will follow through out, my
life. GNITS aims at all round development of a
student through various clubs and events. I was an
active member of Street Cause GNITS for 2 years.
In my 2nd year I worked as a coordinator for the
Women empowerment department and in the 3rd
year I became the treasurer. I have consistently
performed well in my academics scoring 89% up
to 3-2. I am the class representative of my class since 1st year. I have my own arts
and crafts startup named CARD PANDAS. I was on cloud nine when I won 1st prize
in my 1st paper presentation on Human Computer Interaction for the visually
impaired in the IGNIUM fest in our college. I also won the 2nd prize for presenting
a paper on Blue Brain in CBIT. My best moment in GNITS was when I met Tim
Cook and explained to him about a two-day training on maps by Apple Inc,. In the
second semester of my 3rd year, I worked hard on my mini project Teeka which is a
website that sends remainder to people a day before the vaccination day. I have
actively participated in our departmental activities and won quite a few prizes. I am
currently doing a co