November 2016 Volume 94

The News Bulletin

Advisors :

Prof. Sangram MudaliDr Ajit Kumar PandaProf. Geetika Mudali

EDITOR :

Mr Dipti Ranjan Lenka

FROM THE DIRECTOR’S DESK

This year marks the 20th year of our establishment. A number of programmes to celebratethe same and to showcase the talent of our students and staff will be held. I am veryhappy that a modern Gym and a Student Activity Center has been inaugurated which has

been a long standing need of our student community. We are looking forward to the completionof the Indoor Stadium – which will be one of the largest of its kind in India.

I am very happy that more than 20 of our alumni visited our campus from different parts of thecountry to be with us on the occasion of the celebrations. Their successes have spurred ourstudent community and it is evident that they have gone beyond their engineering agenda. I lookforward to hearing the success stories of the 10000+ alumni in the days to come. I urge allalumni to register themselves on the alumni.nist.edu portal so that we are in touch.

I congratulate the team of Bhajanpreet Singh and Vinay Babu Vandrangi and their Mentor Dr. Ajit K Panda -Winners of the Cadence Design Contest 2016 in the B. Tech Category. NIST has clinched the Winners title for threetimes in a row, 2014, 2015 and 2016. Congratulations also to our team of students who participated in the M. Tech andB.Tec h Categories. Our performance is ASTOUNDING in the face of tough competition from IITs, NITs, and othertop Institutions. No wonder top core VLSI companies all over India make a beeline to hire NIST VLSI graduates.

Winners of the All India Cadence Design Contest-2016 (B.Tech) 

Institute Name National Institute of Science and Technology (NIST), Berhampur

Project Title Implementation of JPEG2000 Using DWT

Team Members Bhajanpreet Singh and Vinay Babu Vandrangi

Guide/s Prof. (Dr.) Ajit Kumar Panda           

I wish all the best to the Batch of 2017 for their ensuing Placement Season. Work hard and smart – Success willsurely be yours.

Best Wishes Sangram Mudali

FROM THE EDITOR’S DESKCongratulations NISTians!

This edition commemorates the completion of the Glorious 20 Years of NIST. These years not only are witnessto the relentless efforts put in by the visionaries but also set an example for the younger brigade who are readyto roar and lead with the same legacy with much vigor and enthusiasm.

We have once again proved that we are the Best and the NIRF Rankings, the DQ and Outlook Magazines’ Survey,the Placements, the Smart Village Award, the recognition of the Quality Projects, the BPUT Gold Medalists, theAlumni talks and many more are the paeans to this glory.

It’s a matter of great elation that this time we not only had a fruitful Placement season for the batchgraduating in 2016 but also got the opportunity to Welcome the largest Batch of B Tech, MBA andMCA students. The grand Orientation Ceremony for the freshers was remarkable and a matter ofgreat Pride and Joy. The report on the 20 years celebration would really encourage all of us to workmore efficiently.

We wish all our esteemed readers a Happy Reading! We appreciate your valuable suggestions.

Dipti Ranjan Lenka

FROM THE PLACEMENT DIRECTOR’S DESK

Last month we witnessed the campus recruitment at NIST. As we see, there is a slowdownof hiring this year. Some important feedback given by the HR Managers during therecruitment process are as follows:

1. The online test is going to be more difficult in the future years and they are going to adopt theCAT pattern tests for recruitment.

2. Candidates having backlogs will not be given joining letters even though they are selectedthrough the campus recruitment.

3. In technical interviews, it is found that the students are weak in SQL, OOPs and C programming.Hence all the students are required to work hard and improve their programming skills in the above areas.

4. The companies have insisted that ORACLE Certification is compulsory for campus recruitments. Hence allstudents of 1st year and 2nd year are strongly advised to do their ORACLE Certifications during summer withoutfail.

The rise in competition is giving a tough time to students in campus recruitment this year. Companies are very choosyabout the colleges they are visiting and the students they are selecting. And certainly this is no time for ver largenumbers as we had witnessed last year during September 2015. Students are advised to excel in academics andprepare for competitive exams. All the final year students are advised to go for GATE exams and get a good score.This will be very much needed for Public Sector Units as well as core industries which we are expecting in the

February, March, and April 2017.

I wish all the very best for your preparations.

Best WishesGeetika Mudali

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RECORD PLACEMENTS

Infosys 74 Wipro 62

Tech Mahindra 39 Cybage 05

NATIONAL INSTITUTIONAL RANKING FRAMEWORK 2016The Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD), Government of India published the India Rankings 2016at a glittering ceremony held at Vigyan Bhavan on 4th April,2016. This is the first effort of the National Institutional RankingFramework (NIRF) held by the Government of India. NIST

has been ranked 69th in the entire country in Engineering andby virtue of this position it has also been ranked as the firstPrivate Engineering College of Odisha. The criteria for rankingincluded teaching/learning resources, research, graduationoutcomes, outreach/inclusivity and perception. The data forthe first four parameters, which account for 90% of theweightage, was submitted by the institutions and verified byNational Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF), a bodyconstituted by the HRD ministry last year to conduct annual surveys. For the perception criterion, various stakeholdersincluding parents, teachers, and alumni were engaged to give their feedback. More than 3,500 top higher educationalinstitutions were under consideration for the ranking.

DATAQUEST RANKING 2016NIST found itself in the 13th position among top 100 private T-schools in the recently published DQ (DATAQUEST) Top T-schools 2016 survey. According to the listings NIST is rankedNo.3 in East-Zone category (Private) and continues to dominatethe Technical Education Sector in Odisha.

OUTLOOK RANKING 2016After DataQuest, Outlook India (India’s Premiere Magazine) hasreleased the “Top 100 Engineering Colleges In 2016” survey report.For the 4th successive year NIST has been featured in the list,this time grabbing the 66th position among top 100 engineeringcolleges in India.

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SMART VILLAGE AWARD 2016NIST Research & Development and Sunmoksha received the Award for Smart Village 2016 at the Smart Grid

Conference, New Delhi held on May 13, 2016. This achievementis the recognition of the work of SunMoksha, an incubatee atNational Institute ofScience andT e c h n o l o g y ,Berhampur, ine l e c t r i f y i n gChhotkei, Angul,through India’s firstsmart micro grid.

NIST has developed all the required software and hardware at its livinglaboratories in the campus and thereafter replicated the same in Chhotkeimaking it the first Smart Nano Grid Village of India.

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PANEL DISCUSSION ON FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION IN ACADEMIANational Institute of Science and Technology, Berhampur held a Panel Discussion on “Freedom of Expression inAcademia” at its college premises on 29th February 2016. Justice Markandey Katju, Former Justice, Supreme

Court of India and Former Chairman, Press Council of Indiagraced the occasion as the Chief Guest and Prof. Jayant K.Mahapatra, Former Vice-Chancellor, Berhampur University asthe Guest of Honour. “Freedom of Expression is very muchneeded for the progress of any nation” said Justice Katju whileaddressing the audience. He also added saying we must ignoresmall incidents and not make mountains out of molehills, especiallywhen there are issues like poverty, unemployment, malnutrition,and absence of healthcare in our country. In their times, thetheories of Charles Darwin, Newton, and Copernicus were

considered blasphemous as they were against the Bible but later on they have been accepted throughout the world.Hence, universities must allow creative freedom and foster originality. Prof. Mahapatra elaborated on the constitutionalpolicies on Freedom of Speech and Expression and how there are limitations to the same. The program was organisedto commemorate the 14th Birthday Celebration of NIST e_news, the newsletter of the institute and it was attendedby students, staff and faculty members of NIST.

RUNNER-UP IN REMODEL PRESENTATIONFour students from NIST, Mr Piyoosh Pattnaik, MsSoumya Das, Ms Devayani Mohanty, and Ms

Sushma Ray from B. Tech 3rd year participated inthe event Sampan, a Renewable Energy ModelPresentation organized by IIT BHU, Varanasi heldon 6th and 7th of March 2016. The studentsprepared an RE Idea Model on Oil SeparationTechnique from Industry Effluent and won theRunner-up in the competition. The team has beenworking on various filtration based wastemanagement and recycle and reuse projects atNIST. 

BPUT GOLD MEDALISTS INM. TECH AND B. TECH

PROGRAMSMs Arunima Sambhuta Pattanayak and Ms Surekha

P a t r o ,studentsof NISTBerhampurreceivedtheir Gold

M e d a l sfrom theHon’bleGovernor

of Odisha, Dr S C Jamir during the 7th ConvocationCeremony of BPUT, Odisha held on April 17, 2016 forsecuringt h eHighestCGPA inthe MTech and

the BT e c hprogramsrespectively.

PROJECT DAY 2016NIST organized the Project Day 2016 on 3rd Mayat its college premises where the best 40 B. Techprojects were exhibited and demonstrated by finalyear students. The projects were on Software,Hardware, VLSI, Embedded Systems, RenewableEnergy, LabView, Cadence, Automation and oth-

ers. Mr J B Pany, Director, InDNA Life SciencesPvt. Ltd., Bhubaneswar graced the inaugural cer-emony as the Chief Guest along with Prof. AshokKumar Tripathy, Advisor (Research) and SeniorProfessor, Silicon Institute of Technology,Bhubaneswar as the Guest of Honour. All the

projects were evaluated by a panel of judges invited from different institutions of Odisha.

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CATEGORY

Simulation &

Modelling

Simulation &Modelling

Simulation &Modelling

Software &HardwareDevelopement

Software &Hardware

Developement

Software &HardwareDevelopement

Software &HardwareDevelopement

HardwareDevelopement

HardwareDevelopement

SoftwareDevelopement

PROJECT TITLE

Calculation of Mass of Elements

present in a Celestial Body from itsSpectrum using Star Analyzer andRSpec Software.

Influence of Charged ParticlesInteraction on Solar Cell.

Cloud based Optimization Tool(SEMAT) in Elastic Framework.

NANO Electric Car - Automation ofDrive.

Designed and Implementation ofAutomatic Vehicle Identification (AVI)

and Access Control

Embedded Music Box: Phase 2

Object Recognition and Sorting usingLabVIEW

Nano Electric Car - I

Nano Electric Car - II

Mobo Profiler

ADVISOR(S)

Dr. Deepanjali Mishra

Dr. Satya S Mahato

Dr. Motahar Reza

Prof. Sangram Mudali

Mr. Pradeep K Jena

Mr.Bhawani S Patnaik

Dr. Abhro Mukherjee

Prof. Sangram Mudali

Prof. Sangram Mudali

Ms. Arunima SPattanayak

STUDENT(S)

Ravi Ranjan Kumar &

Soumya Ranjan Senapati

Manoj Kumar & PadmajaSahu

Prince Raj

Pratik Kumar Badu &T VVijay

Ashutosh Sarangi & PrittamKumar Nanda

Sonali Panda & DibyajyotiPanda

Preeti Priyambada Tripathy& Pabitra Kumar Dalabehera

Swastik Kumar Padhy &Pratyush Kumar Choudhury

Ashish Kumar Nayak &Srikumar Dash

Soumen Adhikari & DipankarDutta

BEST B. TECH AND MCA PROJECTS 2016

Scholarship Provided At NIST for One Academic Year (By Faculty and Staff)

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SUMMER INTERNSHIPS AND FELLOWSHIPSMr. Nitesh Khadanga, CSE (2012 Batch) has been selected as the GSoC (Google Summer of Code) Fellow forthe year 2016. He will be working with FOSSASIA, Singapore which is a non-profit organization supporting devel-opers and makers of open technologies in Asia. He will be receiving a Stipend of $ 5500 over a period of threemonths.

Ms Amrita Sinha, ECE (2013 Batch) has been selected for IASc-INSA-NASI Summer Research Fellowship2016. She will be working with Mr. Chandrapuri Sateesh at the National Geophysical Research Institute, Hyderabadwith a Scholarship Rs 8000 per month.

Mr. S Sachin Kumar, ECE (2013) has been selected for JNCASR Summer Fellowship Program 2016 in the areaof Physical Science. He will be working with Prof. S. M. Shivaprasad at the International Centre for MaterialsScience, Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research, Bengaluru. He will be receiving a Fellowshipof Rs 6000 per month.

Ms Lakshmi Singh, CSE (2013 Batch) has been selected for an Internship at the World Resources Institute, India.She will be working with Mr. Surya Prakash at the Bangalore Centre with a Scholarship Rs 25000 per month.

Mr. Soumya Ranjan Senapati, CSE (2012 Batch) has bagged the Junior Astrophysics Research Fellowship of-fered by W.M. Keck Observatory, Howard, USA. He was also selected by Indian Space Research Organization forthe Junior Research Fellowship Program.

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RESEARCH PROJECT GRANTSDr. Bibekananda Bira, Associate Prof., Dept of Mathematics has received a fully funded ResearchProject of approximately Rs. 14 Lacs over a three years period from the National Board for HigherMathematics, Department of Atomic Energy, Govt. of India for research in Fractional Differential Equa-tions.

Dr. P S Rama Sreekanth, Head, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering has obtained a DST, Govt. of Indiagrant of Rs. 19 Lacs over a period of three years for his project: Fabrication, Characterization andEvaluation of Design Parameter Variability of Polymer Nano composite Sandwich Beams with GradientCell Size Honeycomb Core for obtaining Graded Beam Properties. It is more remarkable sinceit was against stiff competition from the IITs, IISc and NITs.

Dr. C H Murthy won the prestigious POSCO Power System Award (PPSA 2016) of Rs 60,000in the Doctoral Category for his work Reliability Evaluation of Phasor Measurement Unit while doing hisPhD at BIT Mesra.

RESEARCH TRIP TO LONDONDr. Sukant Tripathy, Dept. of ECE; Dr. Mihir Hota, Dept. of Physics and Dr.Duryodhan Sahu, Dept. of Chemistry went on a trip to London for a jointUKEIRI Research Project on Nanotechnology undertaken by Brunel University,London in collaboration with NIST, Berhampur.

Dr Motahar Reza, Professor, Dept. ofMathematics attended the 18th InternationalConference on Applied Mathematics andNumerical Analysis (ICAMNA 2016) held inLondon on 23rd and 24th May 2016. Theconference was organized by InternationalScientific Research and ExperimentalDevelopment, World Academy of Science,Engineering and Technology.

BEST PAPERS PUBLISHED DURING THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2015-16Asit K. Panda; Sudhakar Sahu and Rabindra K. Mishra, “Optimization of skewed omega for left-handed material characteristics”, J.

Nanophoton, Vol.9, Issue 1, pp.093039, Dec. 2015 (IF: 1.686)

http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/1.JNP.9.093039

Asit K. Panda, Ajit K. Panda, SudhakarSahu & Rabindra K. Mishra, “C-Shaped Complementing Patch Antenna for Broadband

Communications”, IETE Journal of Research,Vol.61,Issue ,pp.617-623,Apr.2015, DOI:10.1080/03772063.2015.1025865 (IF: 0.2)

F.M. Simanjuntak, D. Panda, T-L. Tsai, C-A. Lin, K-H. Wei, and T-Y. Tseng, “Enhancing the memory window of AZO(TE)/ZnO/ITO(BE)

transparent resistive switching devices by modulating the oxygen vacancy concentration of the top electrode”; Journal of Materials

Science, 50(21), 6961-6969, July 2015 (IF: 2.371)

R.K. Nayak, S. Das, A.K. Panda and T. Sahu, Structural asymmetry induced size quantized nonmonotonous electron mobility in GaAs/

AlxGa1-xAs double quantum well structure Superlattices and Microstructures 89, 75-82 (IF: 1.5)

R. K. Nayak, S. Das, A. K. Panda and T. Sahu, Nonmonotonous electron mobility due to structurally induced resonant coupling of subband

states in an asymmetric double quantum well AIP Advances 5, 117232, 2015 (IF: 1.5)

S. Das,R.K.Nayak,T.Sahu and A.K.Panda , Enhancement of Multisubband Electron mobility in asymmetrically doped coupled double

quantum well Structure, Physica B 476, 91-95, 2015 (IF: 1.3)

Trinath Sahu and Narayan Sahoo , Oscillating electron mobility in GaAs/AlxGa1-xAs double quantum well structure under applied

electric field, Super lattices and Microstructures 77, 162-170 (2015) (IF: 1.5)

Reddy, K. Hemant Kumar, and Diptendu Sinha Roy, “DPPACS: A Novel Data Partitioning and Placement Aware Computation Scheduling

Scheme for Data-Intensive Cloud Applications” The Computer Journal, 2015 (IF: 0.962)

Bibekananda Bira and T. Raja Sekhar, Exact solutions to drift-flux multi phase flow models through Lie group symmetry analysis, Applied

Mathematics and Mechanics (Springer), 36 (2015), no. 8, 1105-1112. (IF: 0.6)

B. Bira and T. Raja Sekhar, Exact solutions to magnetogasdynamics equations in Lagrangian coordinates, Journal of Mathematical

Chemistry (Springer), 53 (2015), no. 4, 1162-1171 (IF: 1.303)

Cherukuri Murthy, Diptendu Sinha Roy & Dusmanta Kumar Mohanta (2015) Reliability Evaluation of Phasor Measurement Unit: A System

of Systems Approach, Electric Power Components and Systems, 43:4, 437-448 (IF: 0.681)

Tirtharaj Dash and Prabhat Kumar Sahu, Gradient gravitational search: An Efficient Metaheuristic algorithm for global optimization,

Journal of Computational Chemistry, Vol. 36, DOI: 10.1002/jcc.23891, 2015 (IF: 3.589)

D. Panda, A. Dhar and S.K. Ray, “Diffusion kinetics and evolution of self-assembled nickel germanide nanorings on germanised Si (100)”

RSC Advances, vol. 5, pp. 33283-33288, 2015 (IF: 3.840)

D. P. Dash, Rakesh Roshan, Shrabani Mahata, S. Mallik, S. S. Mahato, and S. K. Sarkar “A compact J-V model for solar cell to simplify

parameter calculation”, Journal of Renewable and Sustainable Energy, vol. 7, pp.013127, 2015 (IF: 1.51)

F.M. Simanjuntak, D. Panda, T-L. Tsai, C-A. Lin, K-H. Wei, and T-Y. Tseng, “Enhanced Switching Uniformity in AZO/ZnO1-x/ITO

Transparent Resistive Memory Devices by Bipolar Double Forming”; Appl. Phys. Letter Vol. 107, No. 3, pp. 033505-64, 2015 (IF: 3.302)

P. S. Rama Sreekanth, and S. Kanagaraj. “Influence of multi walled carbon nanotubes reinforcement and gamma irradiation on the wear

behaviour of UHMWPE”. Wear, Volumes 334–335, 15 , pp 82–90, 2015. Elsevier ISSN: 0043-1648, (IF: 1.86) http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/

j.wear.2014.12.014

P. S. Rama Sreekanth, N.Naresh Kumar, S.Arun, S.Kanagaraj. Effect of multi walled carbon nanotubes reinforcement and gamma

irradiation on viscoelastic properties of Ultra high molecular weight polyethylene. Materials Research Innovations, doi: 10.1179/

1433075X15Y.0000000050, 2015 (IF: 0.5)

Shom Prasad Das , Sudarsan Padhy, A novel hybrid model using teaching–learning-based optimization and a support vector machine for

commodity futures index forecasting, International Journal of Machine Learning and Cybernetics, pp 1-15, 2015.

Deepanjali Misra and Sukanta Kumar Tripathy, Spin polarization of electrons in a magnetic doped semiconductor quantum dot, the effect

of electron phonon interaction”, Pramana Journal of physics, vol.85, pp-11203, 2015 (IF: 0.649)

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FACULTY MEMBERSAWARDED PHD

IN 2016Dr. Jatindra Dash,

IIT Kharagpur

(Image Processing)

Dr. Deepanjali

Mishra,

BerhampurUniversity(Spintronics)

Dr. C H Murthy

BITS, Mesra(Reliability Studies)

Dr. Bishnukar Nayak,

Berhampur University(Applied Mathematics)

Dr. Manisha

Chhotray, BerhampurUniversity (EnglishLiterature)

Dr. Nagen Bhusan

Patnaik, UtkalUniversity (Linguistics)

Dr. Sarbeswar Barik

Berhampur University(Mathematics)

Dr. Rajendra K.

Khadanga

N IT, Rourkela(Electrical Engineering) 

CBW-STC ON RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 2016The Department of Management Studies, NIST in collaboration with the Indian Council of Social Science and

Research, New Delhiorganized a ten-dayCapacity BuildingWorkshop cum Short

Term Course onResearch Methodologyfor Social Sciences from5th to 14th May, 2016. Thebasic aim of theworkshop was to help young faculty members gainsubstantial idea and software tools for their use in fieldof research in Social

Sciences. A total of 32 delegates from Odisha, AndhraPradesh and West Bengal participated in the workshop.There were total 17 speakers including two in housespeakers who delivered their talks on the various aspectsof research methodology. The workshop also witnessed

luminaries like Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, BerhampurUniversity; Prof. Anil Bajpai, Director, KIIT School ofManagement; Prof. R. N. Subudhi and Dr. Sumita Mishra,KIIT University; Dr. Manoj Das, IIITM Gwalior; Prof. Gokulananda Patel, BIMTECH,

New Delhi; Prof. Sudhakar Patra, Dr. Arun Panda, and Prof. Bhabani Prasad Rath, Berhampur University; Dr.Sangram Panigrahi, SADAN, Bhubaneswar; Dr. Shibalal Meher and Dr. Rajkishore Meher, NCDS, Bhubaneswar;Prof. P K J Mahapatra, IIT, Bhubaneswar; Dr. Pramod Tripathy, R D Women’s College, Bhubaneswar and Prof.Shakti R Mohapatra, CIME Bhubaneswar (Dean-BPUT). The program was coordinated by Dr. Ratnakar Mishra,Associate Prof., Dept. of Management Studies.

DST INSPIRE INTERNSHIP SCIENCE CAMPNIST organized the 10th Edition of the Department of Science and Technology (DST) sponsored INSPIRE ScienceInternship Program for the top 1% +2 Science students of the State, based on their Class 10th marks during 27th –31st January 2016. The program was inaugurated by Prof. Ashok Kumar Mahapatra, Director, AIIMS Bhubaneswarand Prof. Lahiri Majumder, Bose Institute, Kolkata in the presence of Prof. Sangram Mudali, Director, NIST in theGalleria Auditorium. Prior to this, the 9th Edition of the same was organized during 6th – 10th October 2015. TheHonorable Vice-Chancellor of Utkal University, Prof. Ashok Kumar Das and Dr Debi Prasad Duari, Director of M

P Birla Institute of Fundamental Research, Kolkata were the Chief Guest and Guest of Honor respectively. Around600 students from 40 schools of the state participated in both the DST Internship programs. . Eminent scientists and

academicians, Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Awardees inspired the students during the two five-day events. Participat-

ing candidates were enlightened by the prominent luminaries on various fields of science and were also exposed tovarious lab activities conducted and supervised by different clubs of the institution. The participating students show-cased their talent not only in academics but also in cultural events. To keep their competitive spirit high the collegeconducted competitions like Debate, Essay, and Quiz. Apart from these, the students also proved their mettle insports events like Yoga, Basket Ball, Table Tennis, and Swimming. Prizes were given away by the Chief Guests tostudents who emerged victorious in the various competitions organized by the Institute as part of the two programs.

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2ND NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON DEVICES AND CIRCUITS - 2016The IEEE-EDS NIST Students’ Chapter organized a one day National Conference on Devices and Circuits on19th February, 2016 at its institute premises. About 40 research papers were received from different universities andinstitutes like Institute of Radio Physics, Calcutta University, VSSUT Burla, Sambalpur University, KIIT University,SOA University, Berhampur University, Indira Institute of Management, Pune and many others and out of that 33papers were shortlisted to be published inthe Proceedings of the 2nd NationalConference on Devices and Circuits(NCDC-2016) with ISBN-978-93-82208-78-5 published by IPM Pvt. Ltd.

All the papers were presented in theconference and were evaluated by thesession Chairs. The Best Paper PresentationAward went to Mr. Narayan Sahoo,Berhampur University for the paper titled:Mobility Modulation in Delta Doped CoupledDouble Quantum Well-Field EffectTransistor and Mr. M R Jena and SMohapatra, VSSUT Burla for their papers titled: A Comparison of Three State-of-Art Heterojunction Bipolar Transistor(BJT); The AlGaAs/ GaAs HBT, the InGaAs/InP HBT and InP/InGaAs/InP Double HBT.

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6TH IEEE ED MINI-COLLOQUIUM ON DEVICE AND RELIABILITYThe IEEE-EDS NIST Students’ Chapter organized the 6th IEEE EDMini-Colloquium on Device and Reliability on 20th February, 2016 atNIST Campus. The distinguished speakers, Dr. Samar Saha, Presi-dent, IEEE ED Society, USA; Dr. M K Radhakrishnan, VP-Regionsand Chapters, and Dr. Durgamadhab Mishra, Member IEEE, BoGaddressed the various significant issues related to IEEE. About 96

participants including faculty members and M. Tech students fromdifferent institutes and universities made the program successful.

TOASTMASTERS INTERNATIONAL, BHUBANESWAR DIVISION AT NISTIn order to provide the students and faculty members the first-handexperience of the Toastmasters Sessions, Toastmasters International,Bhubaneswar Division was invited to organize one of their sessionsat NIST on 2nd April 2016. Toastmasters International is a worldleader in communication and leadership development. It has morethan 3,32,000 memberships. Members improve their speaking andleadership skills by attending one of the 15,400 clubs in 135 countries

that make up its global network of meeting locations.

SHOP C AT NISTA small multi-utility service station, Shop C, equipped with a salon, stationery store and a laundry was inaugurated bythe Director of the institute and other Senior Faculty members in the premises of the New Boys Hostel. It alsoincludes an open-air restaurant/hangout-corner “Red Rose” with round the clock Wifi accessibility.

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RAAHGIRI DAYS AT BERHAMPURNIST AD Club (Arts and Dramatics Club) members have been actively participating in the Raahgiri Days beingobserved in Berhampur since April 10, 2016. The Club has been enthralling the audience with its skits and danceperformances. The skit on Mobile Hazards was appreciated well by the district

administration and applauded bythe crowd. For the first time everin Berhampur, a Flash Mob wasattempted by the First yearstudents of the college in frontof a crowd of 4000 people.Additionally, the RE Clubmarked its presence byconducting a Road Show and bringing the attention of people towards

Sustainability. The club interactedwith the crowd and enlightened themabout waste management, energymonitoring principles and many other

relevant issues. The participation inthe Raahgiri days was coordinatedby Mr. Bhagabati P Pattnaik, Dept.of Electrical Engineering.

NIST READATHONStudents of various NIST clubs like Innova, AD and REorganised and participated in the Readathon: Read on Roads

event on the World Book Day (23rd April) and the 3rd edition ofRaahgiri Day, Berhampur to send the message on importanceof reading and promoting reading habits among people.

ORIENTATION DAY OF 2016 BATCHIn order to make the students’ transition to College life successful, the institute organized the Orientation Day for itsFirst Year B Tech, MBA and MCA students on August 6, 2016 in a grand manner. Since this happens to be thelargest batch so far, with an intake of over 1200 students in its Undergraduate and Post Graduate Programmes, theevent was also quite significant. Around 2500 students and parents attended the programme. The programme wasinaugurated by Prof. Sangram Mudali, Director and Prof. Geetika Mudali, Placement Director along with the MTech and B Tech Course Coordinators and Heads of all the Departments. Prof. Sangram Mudali while addressingthe newbies emphasized on quality learning beinginstrumental in the quality enhancement of engineeringas a stream and Engineers as responsible citizens.

Subsequently, the Placement Director shared herexperiences with industry and the changing trends andrequirements of placement. The Heads of the variousDepartments focused on the relevance and utility of theengineering subjects. Following this, all the Freshers were introduced to the gamut of Clubs actively involved inRobotics, Astronomy, Innovative Ideas generation, Social Service, Literary Flair and many more.

ORIENTATION ON BASICS 2016The Orientation on Basics Programme for the Freshers of 2016 was organized from August 17-23, 2016 in order toexpose the students to different fields of importance besides engineering such as Sociology, Politics, Economics, Artand Culture, Media, Bureaucracy, and others as per the following schedule:

DATE RESOURCE PERSON(S) TOPIC

17.8.2016 Pt. Debashish Bhattacharjee and Alok Mukherjee Indian Classical Music

Spic Macay

18.8.2016 Dr Mrinal Chatterjee, Professor and Head, IIMC, Dhenkanal Future of India

19.8.2016 Shri Sushant Kumar Mishra, Government Citizen Interface

Commissioner, Berhampur Municipal Corporation

20.8.2016 Ms Mrinalini Padhy, Senior Advocate,Orissa High Court Beyond Caged Life

22.8.2016 Prof. Geetika Mudali, Personality Development

Founder, Promoter and Placement Director, NIST

THURSDAY LECTURE SEMINAR SERIESDate: March 3, 2016Title: Improved Resistive switching Characteristics of NiSi embeddedHf02 filmSpeaker: Dr. Debashis PandaTitle: Nonlinear Control of a Magnetic Levitation System Using aNew Input-Output Feedback LinearizationSpeaker: Dr Santanu Kumar PradhanTitle: Lecture 5: “Why Do I Need a Teacher When I’ve got Google?”(Lecture Series)Speaker: Prof. Mihir Hota

Date: 10th March, 2016Title: Solution-based Cu2 ZnSn (S,Se) 4 PhotovoltaicsSpeaker: Ms. Swati Kumari, ( B. Tech Students) ECE-20121142Title: Tribological characterization of high density polyethylenebased/ MWCNT-Boron Nitride Nano platelets hybrid nanocompositesSpeaker: Dr PS Rama SreekanthTitle: Lecture 6: “Why Do I Need a Teacher When I’ve got Google?”(Lecture Series)Speaker: Prof. R. K. Dash

Date: 17th March, 2016Title: Cadence and ANSYS HFSS Tool TrainingSpeaker: Mr. Mukesh Kumar Sukla and Mr. T Rajib Rao SubudhiTitle: Lecture 7: “Why Do I Need a Teacher When I’ve got Google?”(Lecture Series)Speaker: Dr. Palash DasTitle: Wipro Earthian 2015 and TECHNEX BHUSpeaker: Peeyoos Pattanaik, Sushma Ray, Soumyashree Dash,Devayani Mohanty (B. Tech. Students)

Date: 31st March, 2016Title: Preparation and characterization of High densitypolyethylene/MWCNT/BNNP Hybrid nano compositesSpeaker: Mr. Nitesh Badgayan

Date: 7th April 2016Title: Big-Data Empowered Cloud Centric Internet of ThingsSpeaker: Mr. Ranjit Kumar Behera, Shyam Gupta (B.TechStudent), Akash Gautam (B.Tech Student)Title: Mini Symposium on Complementarity and Game TheoryModelsSpeaker: Dr. Ajay K BhurjeeTitle: Lecture 8: “Why Do I Need a Teacher When I’ve gotGoogle?”( Lecture Series)Speaker: Prof. P. S. Rama Sreekanth

Date: 21st April 2016Title: Optimized Point Robot Path Planning in ClutteredEnvironment using GASpeaker: Mr. Saroj SatpathyTitle: Training on Library Characterization using CadenceLiberateSpeaker: Mr. Mukesh SuklaTitle: Re-manufacturingSpeaker: Dr.Bhanu Prasad Behera

Date: 28th April 2016Title: Randomized Visual Cryptography through image EmbeddedSteganographic SchemeSpeaker: Dr. Ashish Kumar DassTitle: Improved two dimensional electron mobility in asymmetricbarrierdelta doped AlGaAs/GaAs inverted MODFET StructuresSpeaker: Mr. Narayan SahooTitle: Changes in Financial status have direct impact onundertaking training programs: A Multi organizational case studySpeaker: Ms. Gayatri Panda

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Date: 5th May 2016Title: Delay Analysis of Control Net and Device Net in DistributedControl SystemSpeaker: Mr. SMAK AzadTitle: LEEH Capped CdTe and CdSe quantum dots for solar cellapplicationSpeaker: Shilpa Patel and Monica Panigrahi (B. Tech Student)Title: Lecture 9: “Why Do I Need a Teacher When I’ve gotGoogle?”(Lecture Series)Speaker: Dr.Tapano Kumar Hotta

Date: 12th May 2016Title: Video Based Spin UnderstandingSpeaker: Dr. Jatindra Kumar DashTitle: Brushing - an algorithm for data de-duplicationSpeaker: Mr. Prasun DuttaTitle: Lecture 10: “Why Do I Need a Teacher When I’ve gotGoogle?” (Lecture Series)Speaker: Ms. Sasmita Padhy

Date: 21st July 2016Title: Implementation of Open Communication protocol throughWireless Medium for Process AutomationSpeaker: Mr. S.M.A.K AzadTitle: Radiation Effect on MHD Casson Fluid Flow over a Power-Law Stretching Sheet with Chemical ReactionSpeaker: Dr.Motahar Reza

Date: 28th July 2016Title: Generation of Electricity During the Motion of Train UsingVertical Axis Wind TurbineSpeaker: Dr Ch MurthyTitle: Physically adjusted central Euler solverSpeaker: Dr. Souren MisraTitle: Empirical Analysis of Dense Matrix Multiplication on Sharedand Distributed Memory Clusters.Speaker: Mr. Bhabani Sankar Samantray

Date: 4th Aug 2016Venue: Galleria AuditoriumTitle: Sustainable Development : From Principles toImplementationSpeakers : Prof Sangram Mudali, Dr. Ashok K. Das, Dr.SantanuPradhan, Mr. Bhagabati P PattnaikTalk by the Guests from Industry1. Mr. Sanjiv Narain, Alliance World2. Mr. G. Guruswamy, Alliance World

Date: 11th August 2016Venue: TIFAC Conference HALL ( Top floor)Title: Lecture 11: “Why Do I Need a Teacher When I’ve gotGoogle?” (Lecture Series)Speaker: Mr. Anisur RahmanTitle: Electron transport in Quantum Semiconductor StructuresSpeaker: Prof. Trinath SahuTitle: ICT in Engineering EducationSpeaker: Mr. Mukesh Ku Sukla

Date : 18th Aug,2016Title : Video and Image AnalysisSpeaker(s) : Pradeep Kumar Jena, Charulata PalaiTitle : Critical analysis of wear mechanisms in conical coal cuttingpicksSpeaker : Saurabh DewanganTitle : Lecture 12: “Why Do I Need a Teacher When I’ve gotGoogle?” (Lecture Series)Speaker : Swadhin Kumar Mishra

Date : 25th Aug,2016Title : Co-existance of Bipolar and Unipolar Switching in CobaltNanocrystals Embedded ZrO2 Based RRAMSpeaker : Debashis PandaTitle : Bubble Dynamics Study with Tangential Nozzles in a BubbleAbsorberSpeaker : Santosh Kumar PandaTitle : Lecture 13: “Why Do I Need a Teacher When I’ve gotGoogle?”(Lecture Series)Speaker : Satyabrata Das

20 YEARS CELEBRATIONSNational Institute of Science and Technology, celebrated its completion of 20 glorious years with great pomp and show

on 17th and 18th September 2016. It was a great matter

of pride for all the members of NIST, its members of

faculty, staff and students. “Over the years, starting

from a humble sojourn in the campus of Berhampur

University in the year 1996 to the 60 acre picturesque

Palur Hills, the journey of NIST has been a roller

coaster ride. The feats it has achieved can be

compared to all top schools of the country and the

globe. But the journey continues for many such

laurels to be bestowed on the Institute”, said Prof.

Rajendra Prasad Das, Vice-Chancellor of Berhampur

University while addressing the students, alumni of

NIST, faculty and staff in the Inauguration Programme.

Prof. Geetika Mudali, Founder Promoter and

Placement Director of NIST was enwrapped in

nostalgia while sharing her experiences with the first

batch and the successive batches of students of NIST. She highlighted on all the commendable achievements of NIST

and congratulated the alumni, present students, and all stakeholders of NIST for carving such an enviable position for

NIST. She envisaged the Institute to grow in leaps and bounds in the times to come.

The Institute organised a plethora of events on the occasion of its 20 year celebration for the students, faculty members

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ALUMNI TALKS

As a part of the 20 Years Celebration of NIST, Alumni from 1996 to 2016 were invited to deliver talks on various fields on

Technology, Corporate Governance, Prospects of Engineering and others to their juniors and to motivate them by

sharing their own experiences on and off the campus. To keep all alumni connected, the Institute launched an alumni

portal on the same occasion where all the members could share their views, exchange interactions, post their sugges-

tions and so on and so forth. The details of the talks were as follows:

and staff. On 17th September, programmes like Sports, Alumni Talks, Fun Events, Road Shows, Flash Mobs, and others

kept the campus busy in the day time. Alumni from 1996 – 2016 batches were invited to be a part of the celebrations.

They presented their talks on various fields on Technology, Corporate Governance, Prospects of Engineering and others

to their juniors and tried to motivate them by sharing their own experiences on and off the campus. To keep all alumni

connected, the Institute launched an alumni

portal where all the members can share their

views, exchange interactions, post their

suggestions and so on and so forth. The

Institute felicitated all its faculty members

and staff who completed their 10 years of

relentless service at NIST. A cake was cut

on the occasion followed by a High Tea party

for all faculty, staff, and alumni. The 10

yearers were given Cash Award, Gift and

Certificate of Appreciation. The evening offered musical treat to all NISTians. The musical nite by the very prominent

singers Rajdeep Chatterjee and Rupali Mallick was extraordinarily euphoric. To add to the joy were the performances by

faculty and staff children who kept the audience spellbound.

On 18th September, the Institute organised a mini-marathon, ‘Run for Humanity’ in Berhampur town covering a stretch of 5

kilometers. Around 200 students, faculty members, staff, and a few from different schools of Berhampur participated in the

marathon. Arjun Awardee, Commonwealth Games Champion and Ace Weightlifter, K Ravi Kumar of Berhampur, received the

runners at Govt. ITI, Berhampur as the Chief Guest of the programme. The Sports Icon of Odisha and the internationally

renowned weightlifter gave away the prizes to all the winners of the marathon. Dr Ajit Kumar Panda, Principal of NIST

felicitated Mr Ravi Kumar with a shawl and a memento in recognition of his contribution to the field of sports and being a role

model for many young sport enthusiasts of the state and the country.

S.N. Designation Name of the faculty Rem.

1 Course Coordinator- B.Tech. M Suresh B.Tech.

2 Batch Coordinator- 1st Year B.Tech. Dr. Bishnukar Nayak, Dipti Ranjan Lenka B.Tech.

3 Batch Coordinator- 2nd Year B.Tech. Rajesh Kumar Dash, Mitu Baral B.Tech.

4 Batch Coordinator- 3rd Year B.Tech. Swadhin Mishra B.Tech.

5 Batch Coordinator- 4th Year B.Tech. Satyabrata Das , Santosh Kar B.Tech.

6 Batch Coordinator - MBA 2nd year Pramath Nath Acharya MBA

7 Batch Coordinator - MBA 1st year Chinmaya Sahu MBA

8 Lateral Entry Coordinator - B.Tech. Rajendra Kumar Khadanga B.Tech.

9 B.Tech. Project Coordinator Sandipan Mallik, Subranshu S Mallik B.Tech.

10 Tutorial Coordinator Rabindra Kumar Shial B.Tech.

11 EHC Coordinator Dr. Palash Das Club

12 Club Eureka Dipti Ranjan Lenka Club

13 Renewal Energy Club Bhagabati Pr. Pattnaik Club

14 Innova Club Dr. Suresh Chandra Patnaik Club

15 Robotics Aswini Kumar Khuntia Club

16 Multimedia Debananda Kanhar Club

17 NSS Coordinator Hemanta Kumar Nayak Club

18 SAE Coordinator Hemanta Kumar Nayak Club

19 CAT/GRE Club Dr. Ramkulesh Thakur Club

20 IEEE-ED Mukesh Kumar Sukla Club

21 GATE/IES/PSU Club Satyabrata Das Club

22 Computer Society of India Dr. K Hemanta Reddy Club

23 EDC Coordinator Dr. Sudhir Kumar Panigrahy Club

24 HOD- Management Studies Dr. Ratnakar Mishra HOD

25 HOD- School of Computer Science Dr.Shom Prasad Das HOD

26 HOD- School of Electrical Engineering Dr. Santanu Pradhan HOD

27 HOD - ECE Dr. Satya Sopan Mahato HOD

28 HOD- EIE Dr. Abhro Mukerjee HOD

29 HOD-Mechanical Dr. P S Rama Sreekanth HOD

30 HOD-Civil Dr. Pradeep Kumar Bhunya HOD

31 HOD-Physics Dr. Debasis Panda HOD

32 HOD-Chemistry Dr. Duryodhan Sahu HOD

33 HOD-Mathematics Dr. Bibekananda Bira HOD

34 HOD-English Dr. Ramkulesh Thakur HOD

35 English Enhancement Course Coordinator Dr. Nagen Bhusan Patnaik

36 Hostel - HR-I and HR-II Purnendu Mishra , Bhabani S.Gouda Hostel

Ranjit Kumar Behera Hostel

S.N. Designation Name of the faculty Rem.

Dr. Pradyumna Kumar Patra Hostel

Harikrushna Gantayat Hostel

37 Girls Hostel Campus Asesh Ku.Tripathy, Sasmita Padhy Hostel

38 Hostel 2 K.Lakshmi Narayan Hostel

39 Hostel 5 Kumar Srikanta Nayak Hostel

40 Hostel 7 Dr. Ranjan Padhy Hostel

41 Hostel Sagar Sukanta Kumar Swain Hostel

42 Hostel 8 Satyaban Panigrahy Hostel

43 Hostel 9 Aswini Kumar Khuntia and

Sunil Prasad Panigrahi (Electrical Lab) Hostel

44 M.Tech. Coordinator Dr. CH. Murty M.Tech.

45 MCA Coordinator Pradeep K Jena MCA

46 Industry Institute Interaction Debananda Kanhar NIST

47 Student Welfare, ISTE Dr. Mihir Hota NIST

48 e-News Dr. Dipti Ranjan Lenka NIST

49 Admission Coordinator Chinmaya Sahu, Dipti Ranjan Lenka

Dr. Bishnukar Nayak NIST

50 Placement and Training Atanu Dutta, Dr.Bhanu Prasad Behera,

Kumar Srikanta Nayak,

Dr.Sudhir Kumar Panigrahi, Ajay Rath NIST

51 Examination Section M Rajendra Kumar

Dr. L K Raju, Dr. Manabendra Patra

Pramath Natah Acharya

Santosh Kumar Kar, Sarbeswar Barik NIST

52 Faculty In Charge - Computational Facility Bhawani Shankar Patnaik NIST

53 Faculty In Charge - Building and Maint. Arabinda Panda NIST

54 SRIC Centre Dr. Prabhat Sahu - Coordinator

Dr. Jatindra Kumar Dash

Dr. Basanta Kumar Sahu

Dr. Satya Sopan Mahato NIST

55 R&D Coordinator Dr. Motahar Reza NIST

56 NTCS Coordinator Bhawani Shankar Patnaik NTCS

57 Club Excel A B Pradeep Kumar

58 Alumni Coordinator Dr. Mihir Hota and Ranjit Behera

59 National Skill Development Coordinators Bhagabati Prasad Pattanaik, Asesh Tripathy

60 Renewable Energy Research Coordinator Dr. Pradeep Kumar Sahu

NEW RESPONSIBILITIES @ NIST

SL. TITLE SPEAKER1 A New Approach for Secure Wireless Communication Dr. Parthajit Mohapatra2 IP verification methodology Animesh Mohanty3 Best days of your Life - Engineering College Days Vanamali Ajay4 High Level Synthesis Pranayraj Maharana5 Science, SAP and Alma Mater Srikant Panda6 Design Thinking : Imagine-Create-Innovate Niladri Bihari Nayak7 New Paradigms SAP is moving into Sunita Kumari8 Change & Manage yourself with Time Upama Kumari9 Key Emerging Technology Trends in Financial Services Satya Narayan Dash10 Top 5 trends in the IT industry and what it means to you Sandeep Kumar Mishra11 Reflections on my journey from being a NISTian to being an IITian Smaranika Swain12 Beyond Campus Sandeep Kumar Patnaik13 Skill-Boarding to a New Era Sumeet Choudhury & Sourabh Rath14 IT Governance Tapas Kumar Kundu15 Google Summer of Code – Machine Learning – Artificial Intelligence Nitesh Khadanga16 Datawarehouse: A business intelligence framework Manoranjan Sahoo17 Engineering after Engineering Ashraf Haroon Rashid

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WAVES 2015The institute organized its Annual Cultural Fest, Waves 2015 during 15th and 16th April 2016. These two days of fun,excitement and entertainment replenished the entire ambience of NIST. Like every year, this year also both studentsand faculty challenged and stretched their extracurricular talents to the extreme. The celebrations started with aseries of games and sports events like Basketball, Volleyball,

Football, Swimming, Lawn Tennis, Throw Ball and many more.The evening was splashed with the spirit of enjoyment as studentsas well as faculty members took to the stage showcasing theirsinging, dancing and acting talents. The second day was dedicatedto various stage events like Antakshari, Dumb Charades, Debateand Skits. The skits ranged from Modern Ramayana to Students’Life and several other interesting and nerve tickling experiences.During the fest the Gold and Silver medalists were also felicitatedand the deserving students were offered scholarships by therespective sponsoring faculty and staff in the presence of Prof.Sangram Mudali and Prof. Geetika Mudali. The Fashion Showmarked the end of the eventful evening.

MEDAL PRESENTATION

Toppers list of 2015 pass out Batch B. Tech

Roll No. Student’s Name Branch CGPA

201111007 Megha Purohit CSE 8.99

201111150 Shivangi EIE 8.9

201117307 Sweta Kumari EEE 9.09

201111020 Mrudula Patra IT 8.38

201117499 Kumari Swati IT 8.38

201116269 Abhishek Ranjan ECE 9.19

Toppers list of 2015 pass out Batch MCA

201261013 Shilpa Gupta MCA 9.03

Toppers list of 2015 pass out Batch MBA

201387009 M. Swapna Kumari MBA 7.51

Toppers list of 2014 pass out Batch M TECH

Arunima S Pattanayak MCA

BRANCH & OVERALL TOPPERS

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STAFF MEMBERSS.No. NAME DOJ

1 B.Chendreya Reddy 9/1/2003

2 H.Ganesh 3/1/2003

3 Amalendu Pattnaik 8/1/03

4 Bichitrananda Behera 10/13/03

5 Birabar Sharma 1/1/03

6 Dillip Ku Parija 9/1/03

7 Hola Bairagi Patro 9/1/03

8 Jambeswar Nayak 12/1/03

9 K Mohan Sahu 7/1/03

10 Kupili Raja Rao 12/1/03

11 N Chendreya Reddy 4/1/03

12 Narandra Pala 11/1/03

13 Prahalad Rao Tamudu 1/1/03

14 Sukant kumar sabat 9/12/03

15 Sabyasachi Mohanty 11/1/03

16 Santosh Sethy 2/1/03

17 Simanchal Nayak 7/14/03

18 Sunil Prasad Panigrahi 12/1/03

19 D.Bala 12/1/03

20 Shishira Rout 3/1/03

21 Pramod Kumar Behera 8/1/04

22 Ranjeet Ku Bisoyee 1/1/04

23 Aladi Rabana 1/2/04

24 Aviram Muduli 7/1/04

25 Badiya keshaba Rao 3/1/04

26 Bhagirathi Mallick 3/1/04

27 Bidyut Prava Satapathy 4/21/04

28 Bulu Patro 10/1/04

29 Chini Naresh 10/11/04

30 Duryodhan Roul 8/1/04

31 Krushna Ch Panda 8/5/04

32 Manoj Kumar Parida 11/1/04

33 Niranjan Behera 8/1/04

34 Pradeep Patro 2/1/04

35 Pradip Kumar Dash 7/1/04

36 Raghu Goud 9/10/04

37 Raju Nimai 10/1/04

38 Ramesh Behera 10/1/04

39 Ranjit Dash 12/1/04

40 Santanu Jena 8/1/04

41 Santosh Kumar Sahu 1/19/04

FACULTY MEMBERSS.No NAME DOJ

1 Santosh Ku Sabat 1/2/2003

2 K Lakshmi Narayan 4/21/2003

3 Motahar Reza 9/21/2003

4 Sudhakar Das 10/13/2003

5 Ajaya Rath 9/6/2004

6 Anisur Rehman 3/2/2004

7 Suresh Ku Mohanty 3/15/2004

8 Debanand Kanhar 8/24/2004

9 Rashmita Jena 9/1/2004

10 Sasmita Padhy 9/1/2004

11 Sukanta Ku Tripathy 8/20/2004

12 Asesh Kumar Tripathy 3/21/2005

13 Dipti Ranjan Lenka 9/5/2005

14 M Rajendra Kumar 8/1/2005

15 Rakesh Roshan 6/20/2005

16 Ranjit Kumar Behera 7/18/2005

17 Shom Prasad Das 7/4/2005

S.No. NAME DOJ

42 Siba Prasad Dalai 1/19/04

43 Soumya Sucharita Mudali 8/18/04

44 Surya Narayan Panda 3/3/04

45 T. Simadri 5/8/04

46 Bipin Ku Behera 2/1/04

47 Pravakar Sethy 9/1/05

48 Amiya Ranjan Rout 7/1/05

49 Aswini Ku Mishra 2/1/05

50 B.Mohan Patro 5/1/05

51 Badriprasad Padhy 10/16/05

52 Bishnu prasad Panda 4/1/05

53 J.Khalia 4/1/05

54 K. Mohan Rao 1/5/05

55 Krushna Sethi(B) 8/18/05

56 Laxman Nayak 9/2/05

57 Nabaghan Behera 3/25/05

58 Narayan Das 2/14/05

59 Prasanta Parija 9/1/05

60 Rabindra Ku Behera 1/5/05

61 Rajendra Lime 9/2/05

62 Saubhyagyajit Mohanty 3/9/05

63 Sunita Kumari Panda 11/1/05

64 Trinath Behera 9/1/05

10 YEARER CELEBRATIONThe Institute celebrated the relentless service of its Faculty members and Staff who have given more than a decade’stime for the overall development of NIST. All the 10 yearers were garlanded, presented memento, Certificate ofappreciation and Cash Reward. Prof. Geetika Mudali, Founder Promoter and Placement Director of NISTcongratulated and thanked the members of staff and faculty for their selfless service in making the Institute what itis today.

10 Yearer Celebration