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  • JNTU-KAKINADA : Gold Medal Awardees List.

    TOPPERS OF B.Tech and B.Pharmacy (2005-2009)

    I am by the direction of Hon’ble Vice Chancellor wish to inform that JNTUK has decided to award Gold Medals for the toppers of various Branches of Engineering and B.Pharmacy courses for 2005-2009 batch for  University & the affiliated Colleges. As per the University records, the toppers of various Branches of Engineering and B.Pharmacy Courses for 2005-2009 batch for the University &  affiliated Colleges are listed below.

    TOPPERS FOR THE BATCH 2005-2009  UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING KAKINADA
    B.TECH
    S.NO H.T.NO STUDENT NAME CC COLLEGE NAME BRANCH %
    1 05021A0148 KALAGANI VENKATA SRIRAM 02 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, JNT UNIVERSITY KAKINADA. CE 91.07
    2 05021A0314 RAMA LAKSHMI PHANI PAVANI MAJETY 02 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, JNT UNIVERSITY KAKINADA. ME 82.52
    3 05021A0403 G A L NEEHARIKA 02 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, JNT UNIVERSITY KAKINADA. ECE 82.32
    4 05021A0223 R V SIVA KUMAR CHEVALA 02 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, JNT UNIVERSITY KAKINADA. EEE 82.24
    5 05021A0534 VIJAY KUMAR KAMABATHULA 02 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, JNT UNIVERSITY KAKINADA. CSE 81.11

    TOPPERS FOR THE BATCH 2005-2009 (JNTUK AFFILIATED COLLEGES)
    B.TECH
    1 05L31A0239 MUSUNURU PRAVEENA L3 VIGNAN’S INSTITUTE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, VISAKHAPATNAM. EEE 85.53
    2 05551A0311 THUMU KALYAN VISWANADH 55 GODAVARI INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, RAJAHMUNDRY. ME 85.05
    3 05331A0448 PRADEEP KESAPRAGADA 33 MVGR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, VIZIANAGARAM. ECE 84.52
    4 05131A0803 ANTARA SARKAR 13 GAYATRI VIDYA PARISHAD COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, VISAKHAPATNAM. CHEM. 84.08
    5 05551A2320 SWARNALATHA PADMINI KANDARPA 55 GODAVARI INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, RAJAHMUNDRY. BIO-TECH 83.79
    6 05761A0542 SASIDHAR JIGURU 76 LAKIREDDY BALIREDDY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, MYLAVARAM. CSE 83.60
    7 05501A1316 SOWMYA S 50 PRASAD V POTLURI SIDDARTHA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, VIJAYAWADA. E CON E 83.23
    8 05B01A1206 CHANDANA POLIREDDI B0 SHRI VISHNU ENGINEERING COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, BHIMAVARAM. IT 80.48
    9 05471A2214 TANUBODDI MADHULIKA 47 NARASARAOPETA ENGINEERING COLLEGE, NARASARAOPETA. I & CE 78.74
    10 05131A0133 SHILPA KURUVA 13 GAYATRI VIDYA PARISHAD COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, VISAKHAPATNAM. CE 78.45
    11 05761A1009 AVINASH THOTA 76 LAKIREDDY BALIREDDY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, MYLAVARAM. EIE 76.00
    12 05551A1115 SIVASINDU MARISETTI 55 GODAVARI INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, RAJAHMUNDRY. BIO-MEDICAL 74.28
    B.PHARMACY
    1 05101R0043 SIRISHA  AVULA 10 BAPATLA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY, BAPATLA B.PHARM 82.37

    The students are here by informed to come on 05th February 2011 to participate and receive the Gold medals on 6th February 2011.

    Click on the below link to download:

    JNTU-KKD : LIST OF TOPPERS OF B.Tech and B.Pharmacy (2005-2009).

  • Duped Tri Valley students ignored red flags.

    Washington: Even as Indian missions in the US are making all out efforts to help hundreds of students caught up in an immigration scam by a sham university, diplomats acknowledge that most of them ignored several red flags.

    Officially the Indian stand seems to be that the duped Indian students of Tri Valley University in Pleasanton, California, came to the US with valid travel documents and followed due procedure in changing their visa status in transfer to the university.

    The university came under the authorities’ scanner in May 2010, a year after it opened in the course of an investigation of a property matter, and as late as September 2010 US consulates in India issued student visas on the basis of admission to Tri Valley.

    Thus the official Indian argument has been that the students went through valid procedure and any problem between the university and US authorities should be sorted out at the earliest and Indian students should not be victimized.

    But knowledgeable sources acknowledge that none of the students ever complained about the university run from a single room with just “13 laptops and five desktops” for over 1500 engineering students on its rolls! There is not a single page on its website that doesn’t have spelling and grammatical errors. Yet not only did the students, 90 percent of them from India, mostly from Andhra Pradesh, joined it in droves, but also got to transfers to it from other universities.

    All because the university offered them “flexibility” in terms of attendance and gave them “work permits” in the name of “study visas” that they used to work all over the country. They simply ignored the fact that a student must attend the institution and can work only on the campus for 20 hours a week. “No one complained because they thought it was a good thing going for them,” an Indian official quipped.

    The Director of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency (ICE) has spoken to Indian Ambassador Meera Shankar and the embassy has also taken up the matter of ankle monitors that some 18 students have been forced to wear with the State Department and the Department of Homeland Security.

    But Washington has rejected New Delhi’s demand for the removal of ankle bracelets saying “this is widespread across the United States and standard procedure for a variety of investigations. It does not necessarily imply guilt or suspicion of criminal activity,”

    “An ankle monitor sends a radio frequency signal containing location and other information to a receiver. It allows for freedom of movement and is a positive alternative to confinement during a pending investigation,” the state department explained after India expressed strong concern about students being treated like ‘criminals’.

    The Indian missions are also organizing free legal aid clinics for the students.

    But except for a “small number” of students who are under investigation, the choice before other duped students is essentially to get admission in another recognized institution or accept voluntary deportation and apply afresh for a student visa through a real school.

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