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JRU Campus Connect

Connect

Workshops

Guest Lectures

Industry Visit

Academic Events

Co-Curricular Activities

Faculty Corner

JRU with ‘Make in India’

EntrepreneurshipDevelopment Cell

Faculty Achievements

Students’ Corner

JRU in Media

Students Speak

Words by Corporate

CMC ( T&P )

INDEX MEssagE froM VIcE cHaNcELLor

It is an exciting time for higher education in India. In the future ahead 48 million students are likely to enter higher education in India compared to the current enrollment of 22

million students. Jharkhand Rai University is poised to be the leader of higher education in India and the state. JRU aspires to become one of the best universities in the nation and prepares its students to solve find solutions to various concerns of the society in the 21st century. The University is also committed to its social responsibility to prepare its students as globally competitive professionals and serve the society as responsible global citizens. The University is oriented towards providing immense exposure to face the competitive world with a clear focus on academic excellence and personal growth of the students. JRU nurtures the students to be self reliant, believe in themselves and see what’s beyond the horizon. To embark on these goals, JRU’s dedicated and passionate faculty members are offering high quality degree and master programmes to meet individual student’s career goals. Our firm faith in human largesse underlined by the dictum “paying back more than what we are paid for” is the guiding philosophy of the University, steering it into the field of education to pay back to the society. The most overwhelming odds can best characterize the phenomenal entrepreneurship of Jharkhand Rai University.

JRU has introduced flexi system where student can select their courses and sections of their choices online. We are constantly revising the curricula to meet changing needs of industry and to increase student employability. The University has introduced innovative course evaluation system. A step ahead, we have initiated measures to bring efficiency and excellence in the higher education through the introduction of MOOCs. MOOCs have emerged as a viable model for imparting education, involving conventional and online education. It creates synergies between the salient features of ‘anytime, anywhere’ format of e-learning. We at JRU try our level best to meet the expectations of the academic society keeping in view the ever increasing neo-dynamics of quality education. To attract quality faculty and students, JRU is embarking on several research programmes and plans to create centers for excellence by developing partnerships with leading industries in India and foreign research universities and produce quality PhDs for faculty position in India and abroad.Wish you all the best, as your destination for higher education!

Dr. Savita SengarVice Chancellorhancellor.

“JRU Campus Connect” is a bi-annual newsletter published by Jharkhand Rai University (JRU) to showcase all the happenings in the campus.

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Editor’s Desk

Editor - in - Chief : Prof. (Dr.) Piyush Ranjan

Editor : Prof. Rajan Kumar Tiwari

Associate Editors : Prof. Abinash Barnwal, Prof. Binod Kumar Mahto, Prof. Ekta, Prof. Sudhanshu Maurya

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The lone factor that irrefutably changes our lives is education. True education is a summation of intelligence and character. We aim at teaching one and all to think acutely and critically. We have a moral obligation and responsibility to provide world class facilities and infrastructure and it is quite justified with JRU. There has been a vigorous debate across the globe on India turning up as a superpower by 2020. The only segment of the society that can impart the thrust to incite the nation towards this momentous achievement is the youth- the face and fate of any nation. Quality education is a prime requisite to develop caliber of our youth. India has indeed been the antecedent of quality education since time immemorial. Universities like the Takshila and the Nalanda are treasured endowments of India to the world. A step further, Jharkhand Rai University has taken the initiative of “transforming education through skills” which is imperative for raising national standards in the contemporary knowledge driven economics. It aspires to enlighten the youth to rediscover the potential that dwells within them and inspires them to take a step forward to become a ‘Verto’ the true transformer of the modern India. JRU sincerely seeks, in its endeavour to take this precious legacy forward, to become a “Proudly Indian, Truly Global” University. I hope that you will find your association with us truly rewarding, gratifying and successful and shall by all odds facilities India egression as a superpower well before the reckoned target.

Good luck!

Prof. Rajan Kumar Tiwari


JRU Campus ConnectWORKSHOPS

Ransomware, Cryna defying the Cyber Security

Cyber Expert suggests tips to save bit coins

Media, the fourth pillar of democracy, hasresponsibilities towards nation: SP

The department of Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Mass Communication of the university conducted a media workshop on April 27, 2017 with an objective to make the learners aware about the role of media towards the society. The workshop also illustrated various career opportunities in the field of Mass Communication. The Superintendent of Police (Traffic), Ranchi Mr. Sanjay Ranjan Singh shared tips how to serve the society. Poonam Kerketta , a senior official of All India Radio, Ranchi highlighted the job profile of radio news reader. As many as 50 students including the host department and management department participated here along with the faculty members. The students from mass communication departments of Gossner College, Ranchi and Markham College of Commerce, Hazaribag also attended the workshop. The members of Jharkhand Film and Theatre Academy presented skits on the occasion.

Skill development through media workshop

On June 6, 2017, the department of Computer Science & Information Technology organized a workshop on Awareness on Ethical Hacking and Cyber Crime in association with M/s. Cyber Care Private Ltd. The students of BCA, MCA, B. Tech and Diploma in Engineering attended the workshop along with the members of the faculty. Mr. Samar Ansh, an expert on cyber security, explained the process of hacking, its history and hacker mythology which illustrates the hacking myths. Mr. Ansh illustrated how the hackers target victim and steal funds and valuable piece of information from a victim. It was a live demonstration with various examples of local reference. He outlined the importance of digital literacy, data security and cyber awareness. He cited the cases of cyber crime at Jamtara district of the state which, once, had become worse affected by this evil practice.

Talking about current IT issues, the resource person Mr. Ansh discussed Cryna Attack/ Ransomware and presented the practical tips to avoid the problem. In the concluding session of the workshop, some basic steps of hacking and techniques to secure confidential information were demonstrated by the technical expert Mr. Akhtar.


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Workshop on Yoga and MeditationIndriya nigraha : Moving beyond the senses

A Workshop on “Spirituality and Mindfulness” was organized on March 4, 2017 by JRU Science Club for the students of Diploma in Engineering and B. Tech programme. The objective of the workshop was to underline the importance of Spirituality in our daily life through meditation. Two resource persons for the workshop were Colonel Amit Dangwal, Commanding officer, National Cadet Corps, Ranchi and Mrs. Archana Dangwal. While addressing the inaugural session, Col. Dangwal focused on ‘Indriya nigraha’ (control over the five sensory organs) which is a difficult notion but is easy to comprehend if we start with the fundamentals. The inputs given by the sense organs make our mind feel the emotions of joy, excitement, apprehension or desire. The mind is not in contact with the outer world by itself. Col. Dangwal reiterated the divine truth that the senses are the bridge between objects and self. The concluding session of the workshop was addressed by Mrs. Dangwal. She introduced the ways to establish the control over mind and senses through ‘Yoga and Meditation’.

Control over sense organs enhances personal growth : Col. Dangwal

Use 4G & above;VoLTE is going to last longer, says Wipro Engineer

GUEST LECTURES

VoLTE, talk of the town

Ms. Sucheta Modi, senior software engineer associated with M/s. Wipro Technologies, delivered a guest lecture on the much talked about topic of IT and telecommunication arena. i.e. VoLTE and related technologies. During a two-hour long session on May 2, 2017, Ms. Modi put the details of ”LTE”, a technology that is very much reliable and durable and is going to last longer than rest others so named Long Term Evolution (LTE). She illustrated a comparative study of “UMTS”, “GSM” and VoLTE. VoLTE (Voice over Long-Term Evolution) is a standard for high-speed wireless communication for mobile phones and data terminals. It was enlightening for the audience to be acquainted with the architecture used for LTE network as well as its working process layout. Ms. Modi explained the work of CS domain and PS domain. She elaborated the compilation tools that we can use. The students learnt the advantages as well as pitfalls of LTE network. The students were very much impressed by the quality of the discussion on an emerging topic of IT and telecommunication and termed it an extra-ordinary one.


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GST: Good and Simple Tax regime

The Department of Management organized a guest lecture on ‘Goods and Services Tax’ by the Department of Commerce and Management on June 10, 2017. Amar Kant Thakur, Assistant Commissioner of Commercial tax, Ranchi, Jharkhand was the speaker on the occasion. Mr. Thakur highlighted the features of GST, difference between GST and existing tax structure, GST at international level. He elaborated the processes of form and return filing under GST and the impact of implementation of GST on Indian economy. The session was organized with an objective to familiarize the students about the basics aspects of the biggest reform in Indian Taxation. The lecture concluded with an interactive session between the resource person and the students and faculty members present over there.

“Albert Einstein had once said that if there is one thing that is most difficult to understand, it is income tax. He would not have said it had he seen our one nation, one tax policy GST”.

It was an excellent guest lecture organized on June 7, 2017 and was delivered by Sumit Kumar, Senior System Engineer, Infosys, Bengaluru. Mr. Kumar stated that the System-Development Life Cycle enables users to transform a newly-developed project into an operational one. He told that retail is the place where the developed products are sold to the end users. Retail organization needs a digital approach across the supply chain to evolve into an omni-channel retail enterprise. The Infosys Retail practice helps brick-and-mortar retailers, e-Commerce companies, and hybrid retail stores engage with shoppers at the point of purchase, cultivates brand loyalty and streamlines operations. They decipher the consumer genome – a prerequisite to deliver a personalized shopping experience. Their domain experts automate workflows to align demand planning with stock replenishment. They integrate social data with market intelligence and store-specific analytics to provide rich, contextual insights. It enables us to refine our pricing strategy, product assortment, and procurement. They help their customer elevate the complete brand experience with collaboration platforms and digital solutions across functions, including supply chain, logistics, and distribution.

Taxation System revolutionized, you can forecast better economy: Commissioner

Social data integrated with market intelligence provides business insights: System Engineer

SDLC: From Development to Retail


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A STEP TOWARDS ‘ZERO DEFECT ZERO EFFECT’

UNDERGROUND MINING OF COPPER: A NEW EXPERIENCE

Students exposed to work at manufacturing plant; a valuable education

Students experience the thrill of mining at 200 m below surface

An industrial visit to M/s. Heavy Engineering Corporation (HEC) Ltd., Ranchi was organized for B.Tech-IV & B.Tech-VI (Mechanical Engineering) students on June 14, 2017 as a part of the curriculum. The students visited the Foundry and Forge Plant of HEC where they were exposed to the details of casting process such as sand molding, metal melting, pouring process, working of the forging presses, forging hammers, furnaces, and material handling systems. The students also visited the Heavy Machine Building Plant (HMBP) where various machineries such as shaper, planner, milling machines, vertical and horizontal lathe were demonstrated. They learnt the working culture, safety norms, and principles of quality productions in the industry. The visit was co-ordinated by Asst. Prof. Hulas Raj and Dr. Vikas Kr. Sinha.

The students of Department of Mining Engineering visited Hindustan Copper Limited, Ghatsila on Feb 13, 2017. They learnt the methods of extraction of copper ore with the help of advanced machineries such as Load Haul Dumper, Rocker Shovel, Skip, Jumbo drills, electric battery locomotives etc and the beneficiation of copper ore. The visit enhanced the knowledge of the students in the field of mining engineering. They could know the career avenues in mining.


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The Department of Mining Engineering of JRU facilitated Vocational training for the students in various companies located in different states of the country. The training detail is given hereunder.

UNDERGROUND TRAINING FOR MINING ENGINEERS

NAME OF THE COMPANY NO. OF TRAINEE

Central Coalfield Limited (CCL) 42 students

Uranium Corporation of India Limited (UCIL) 17 students

Hindustan Copper Limited (HCL) 14 students

South Eastern Coalfield Limited (SECL) 08 students


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Excursion trip to Birsa Agriculture University

Promoting ‘Per Drop More Crop’ mantra

The University conducted an education tour of the students of B.Sc.(Agriculture) II & IV to Birsa Agriculture University (BAU), Kanke, Ranchi On April 17, 2017. The students visited Community Radio Station, Birsa Hariyali under the Directorate of Extension Education and Technology Park and Mushroom Unit of the Faculty of Agriculture.At the Community Radio Station, BirsaHariyali, Smt. Shashi Singh explained the need for establishment of Community

An educational tour to non-governmental organisation CCDS (Chotanagpur Craft Development Society), Ranchi, was led by Dr. Varsha Rani, where the students of B.Sc (Agriculture) II semester were briefed by Director, CCDS regarding the organization and functioning of NGO. Students learnt about the contribution extended by NGO for rural development such as free training in jute and bamboo craft, Rural sanitation, healthcare etc. CCDS promotes organic farming. They also encourage farmers to adopt drip irrigation and sprinkler irrigation system with the objective to enhance efficient use of water resource. Students were also briefed about funding processes of NGO and their association with other agencies.

Students visit Mushroom unit, learn to grow white milky, paddy straw mushrooms

Students observe organic farming, drip irrigation at educational tour to CCDS

Radio Station. She also explained the functioning of the Radio Station in detail. The students observed Floriculture in Technology Park area and inside the Poly House. At the Mushroom Unit, the Students were taught the technology to grow tropical mushroom species viz., White Milky Mushroom and Paddy Straw Mushroom. The curious students also bought Spawn (seed) of different species of Mushroom.


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Visit to rural community

Internship under single window system

The students of B.Sc (Agriculture), semester II of the university visited a village, Mahilong in Ranchi in order to understand the problems being faced by farmers of the village. The visit was led by Dr. Varsha Rani. Farmers along with their family members interacted with the students in the presence of Mukhiya and Sarpanch. Farmers expressed the crises of irrigation water and drinking water as well, due to which they are neither cultivating any crop nor are they able to domesticate cattle. In addition, the soil of village is rocky and therefore not suitable for cultivation of crops or any fruit. The farmers of Mahilong are earning their livelihood by working as casual labourers in construction projects. Farmers sought help from JRU to train them for any other means of farming like mushroom cultivation, poultry farming, piggery which require less amount of water and land with low fertility.

Four students of B.Sc (Agriculture) II semester namely Pranav kumar, Devyanikumari, Rakesh kumar and Trilochan Munda are undergoing internship for one month in NGO Vikas Bharti, Bariatu road, Ranchi under the scheme single window system.

ICAR –“Sustainable development and its prosperity

Visit to ICAR N.B.P.G.R, Regional Station

Six students of B.Sc (Agri), II Sem participated in national seminar on Sustainable development and its prosperity organized by ICAR, New Delhi.

Students of B.Sc.(Hons.) Agriculture ,Sem IV, made an excursion trip to ICAR, N.B.P.G.R (National Bureau Of Plant Genetics Resources),New Bhusur, Ranchi under the guidance of Prof. Reshu Bhardwaj and Prof. Shweta Singh. The officer in-charge of N.B.P.G.R Dr. Santosh Kumar Bishnoi , through a presentation, informed the students about the methods of collection and importance of preserving different species and assertion of crops like cereals, pulses and horticultural crops. The students also visited the garden, managed by N.B.P.G.R, Ranchi for the identification of spices (Small cardamom, bay leaf, Cinnamon etc.), plants of medicinal value (Aloe, Sarpagandha, Stevia, Tulsi,etc.) and aromatic crops (Lemon grass). A field visit of N.B.P.G.R. campus was also organized for the students where they were made aware of different species and assertion of fruit crops like Mango, Jack fruit, Indian blackberry (black plum), Bael, Moringa etc. gathered from diverse regions of Jharkhand.

Farmers of Mahilong village seek agriculture training by JRU


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Organic farming: Grown by nature

Students of journalism visit local media houses

Students of B. Sc Agriculture, Semester IV visited Divyayan KVK(Krishi Vikas Kendra) managed by Ram Krishna Mission Ashram, Ranchi on April 21, 2017. Dr. Rajesh Kumar, scientist of Divyayan, introduced the students about the history and objectives of KVK. The students could see organically grown crops and different techniques used for disease and pest control in these fields. They visited laboratories dedicated for proper functioning of any organic farm. They saw different types of bio-fertilizers and compost units. The students became familiar with duck, chicken dairy and apiculture units at the farm. They observed different agricultural implements and manufacture of beehive boxes.

As a realistic exposure to media houses, the first batch of Jharkhand Rai University’s Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Mass Communication visited the premises of PRABHAT KHABAR, Ranchi and News 11 channel on May 3. Students from the management department of the university also accompanied them. The visitor students interacted with the section heads of editorial department, feature desk and human resource wing of PRABHAT KHABAR. Vinay Bhushan (Feature Editor), Sanjeev Singh (Senior Journalist) & Anil Sinha (HR Head) interacted with the students to give them an insight on the working of Media Houses. Later, the students learnt about the news production at the Hindi news channel News 11. The TV channel based in Ranchi is offering services to the state for a long time.

Students of Agriculture stream visit Krishi Vikas Kendra

Students learn news production at News 11 channel


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ACADEMIC ACTIVITY

JRU signs MOU with IIT, Bombay

A landmark agreement to conduct software training programme for students

Ph. D scholars to upload their electronic theses on the repository

The University is happy to announce the collaboration with IIT Bombay Spoken Tutorial (ST) Programme. IIT Bombay will provide opportunity to conduct Software Training Programme, to all the departments of University. The Spoken Tutorial activity is funded by the National Mission on Education through Information and Communication Technology (NMEICT), MHRD, Government of India, and run of IIT Bombay.

As per the MOU, University will incorporate the relevant Software series Tutorials in the course curriculum of University Departments as well as in the Distance Education Programs of University. Awareness cum Training programme for faculty will also be organized. On the other hand, Spoken Tutorial program, IIT Bombay will support the Training. They will provide the know-how and course content which includes online material, instruction sheets and other training documents. At the end, the Spoken Tutorial Project, IIT Bombay will issue certificates from Spoken Tutorial, IIT Bombay.

Examination result at one click Online Communication interface at University portalIn order to reach out to its students with an aim to quick access to information, Jharkhand Rai University has added a new facility to the STUDENT CORNER link within its portal www.jru.edu.in that enables the students to view results of the examinations conducted by the university. Students may login and see their results. The facility caters to academic requirement of the students such as results of End Semester/Supplementary/Re-appear examination. It saves their time, effort and provides a better communication interface. Of course, User interface is only in English. i.e. no other language option is available. User can login only with his/her assigned username and password. No guest facility is available. The features of security and confidentiality are well addressed because not only is the content of the exam is safely locked away in a database, access to the database is only possible with an authorized personnel.

The University library, with a stock of 22,000 books, is, moving ahead to transform itself as a digital one along with its traditional format. The library has signed an MOU with Information and Library Network Centre (an autonomous Inter-university centre of UGC) to join Shodhganga/Shodhgangotri project. Shodhganga is a repository of Indian electronic theses and dissertations submitted to the universities of India. Ph. D scholars submit their theses online to Shodhganga repository and student scholars submit their synopses to Shodhgangotri.

The University library has developed itself as a multipurpose centre by rendering the students valuable academic support such as the centre executes the job of Xerox, print-out, online download and printing of document on payment basis.

JRU library signs MOU for Shodhganga project


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In the pursuit of Ph.D, an enduring featCutting edge research is the objective of the University Research wing

Research is the pinnacle of a student’s education and Jharkhand Rai University provides the intellect and infrastructure required for conducting meaningful research. The University actively promotes and supports research and provides the ideal environment for scholars to be engaged in cutting-edge research that is exhaustive and enlightening. Hence, a full-fledged Research Department has been established with the Vice Chancellor as the Chairperson. The RD oversees the entire research activities undertaken at the University level. The RD also oversees the Ph.D. programme of the University.

The Research Department is proud to announce that four of our research scholars have been successfully awarded with the PhD degree in the faculty of Humanities & Social Science, upon completion of all the requirements as per the UGC guidelines.The department has successfully conducted coursework classes and subsequent examinations for our research scholars. Distinguished resource persons were invited from the fields of Research Methodology and scientific communication and review writing to impart valuable knowledge to our research scholars. The coursework examinations were held in January 2017 and the coursework certificates were subsequently awarded to the successful candidates in the month of May, 2017.

Entrepreneurship Development Cell - (EDC)ED Cell: A platform to transform dream into reality

Entrepreneurship Development Cell (EDC) of Jharkhand Rai University organized its first Mentorship Programme on April 01, 2017 under the guidance of “Nodal Centre of Jharkhand (BIT Mesra)” established by Govt. of Jharkhand. The objective of this program was to make the students aware about Entrepreneurship (What, Why, How).The student managers (Keshav Agrawal and Tanisha Agrawal) from BIT Mesra conducted the programme. They briefed about entrepreneurship and entrepreneurs. They told that it’s better to be“A job creator rather than a job seeker”. All our students asked their queries about the topic like “what are the things that should be kept in mind to define a problem statement and what can be the innovative idea to solve it?”

Students were given a task to pitch their innovative idea regarding problems related to Agriculture, Sports, Transport, and Books etc. Cheeranjev Das (DIPLOMA IV EEE), SurajDas (B.Tech. VI ME), Pallavi (B.Tech. II), Rajesh Prasad (B.Tech.VI CSE) pitched their ideas during the session.

Representative from BIT Mesra gave a positive feedback about enthusiasm of the students of JRU. They admired the queries asked by our students.

The outcomes of the mentorship programme were:- • Few students were selected to be a part of EDC JRU student Coordinator management.• Students were advised and directed as how to take the ED Cell to a height of success.• Students of JRU were offered to participate in the events organized

by BIT Mesra.• They offered mentorship to students who come up with creative

ideas.• Good ideas were good to go then they will help to get funding from

govt. of Jharkhand.

Next planning:-

• It is in discussion phase to sign an MOU with EDC BIT Mesra.


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National Seminar on “Make In India”

JRU joins hands with government to support the flagship scheme

Ignite and strengthen the idea of self manufacturing in India

“Make in India” is the government’s flagship campaign intended to boost the domestic manufacturing industry and attract foreign investors to invest into the Indian economy. With this aim in the backdrop, a National seminar was organized by Jharkhand Rai University in association with Department of Industry, government of Jharkhand on 18th March, 2017. The seminar was attended by many eminent guests, delegates and faculty from different colleges and universities. The event was graced by many keynote speakers like Vikash Kanduria, Director of Viva voice, Dr. Singh Ratan, Director of Birsa Agriculture University extension centre. Well-researched papers by faculty and research scholar of different college and institutes were presented on issues related to Make in India. Out of 120 Research papers 114 were selected for the presentation. The seminar was well attended by nearly 100 delegates.

The seminar was divided into four Technical Sessions. The Technical Session I was chaired by Prof. (Dr.) Taposh Ghoshal, Adjunct Professor in Central University of Kashmir. He has been associated with the premier institutions of India like IIM, Calcutta; BIT Mesra; XISS and many more. In this session, 18 papers were presented by different Delegates across the country.

Technical Session- IIThe technical session of the Make in India Seminar was vibrant. Scholars/Speakers from academics, research and professional arena focused on the technical aspects of the MII mission.

Prof. (Dr.) Sunit Kumar, Director, Higher, Technical education and Skill Development, Govt. of Jharkhand graced the seminar in the capacity of chairperson. Dr. Kumar highlighted the merits and shortcomings of the papers. Dr. Sarang Medhekar delivered useful guidelines regarding research projects.

Technical Session IIIDr. Sanjeev Chaturvedi, Dy. Director, Higher Education Directorate, Govt. of Jharkhand, and Dr. Nitesh Raj, Dy. Director, Higher Education Directorate, Govt. of Jharkhand presided the Technical Session III of the National Seminar. The theme was based on Humanities domain.

Technical Session IVThis session was based on Agriculture, Biotech, Chemistry and related subjects. Dr. G. S. Dubey, Former Dean, Post Graduate Studies and Director of Agriculture, Birsa Agriculture University, Ranchi and Dr. Shivendra Kumar, Former Head, HARP Palandu were the chairpersons of session. Ten research papers were presented by the researchers and academicians.

At the valedictory session, Dr. Piyush Ranjan, Dean Academics, Jharkhand Rai University Ranchi addressed the participants and presented memento to the chair persons. Vote of thanks was given by Prof. Sudhanshu Maurya, Faculty Member, Faculty of Computer Science and IT. The Master of this session was Prof. (Dr.) S. M Prasad, HOD, Faculty of Agriculture.


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Awards & Accolades

“Best Private University

with Academic Excellence

in Jharkhand”

by Worldwide Achievers

and

India Today Group

in the year 2017

Teamwork and talent win championships for JRU

“Best Private University in Eastern India”

by the

Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of

India (ASSOCHAM)

in the year 2017


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Awards & Accolades

“Best Private University

for

Industry Interface”

by News India Group

in the year 2017

“Best Private University with

Academic Excellence in Jharkhand for

Industry Interface”

by Centre for Education Growth

and Research (CEGR)

in the year 2017


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JRU offers courses under SWAYAM

Corporate cum Collegiate Business Quiz 2017

Eye check-up camp at JRU

Students to earn quality, affordable education

Eyes are priceless, eye protection is cheap

India is the second largest in terms of no. of enrolments in MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses). Keeping the popularity of online courses, the Government of India has recently launched an Indian focused MOOC platform for all. This MOOC platform is termed as ‘SWAYAM’- Study Webs of Active-learning for Young Aspiring Minds. The Ministry of Human Resource Development has launched the SWAYAM web portal where Massive Open On-line Courses (MOOCs) will be available on all kinds of subjects. Our University has also initiated to offer SWAYAM courses from the ongoing academic session.

An Inter college “BIZ Quiz 17 was organized on April 8, 2017.The quiz provided an exciting platform to the students to enhance their thinking skill as they prepare themselves to become future managers. The quiz was open for all the undergraduate and post graduate students of commerce and Management discipline. The quiz competition comprised five rounds based on Indian/International business, general awareness, current affairs, media & entertainment. It was a neck to neck battle amongst the participating teams who represented various colleges and institutes of Jharkhand. The 25 teams participated in the quiz contest. The team from Central University of Jharkhand emerged as the champion and was felicitated with a trophy.

CO - CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

It is a hard truth that we can eat with false teeth, but can’t see with a glass eye. That is why the university feels concerned about the eye health of its students and staff and hence offered free eye check up camp for all the members of JRU on 15th April and 2nd May this year. The university, in association with Vasan Eye Care Hospital, Ranchi, conducted the two-day free eye checkup and screening camp in the campus. The camp was co-ordinated by Dr. Neha Keshri, Dept of Applied Science. Almost 300 persons (both students and staff) were examined for their vision.


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JOB SEARCHING STRATEGIES : WINNING STEPS FOR SUCCESS

FACULTY CORNER

Prof. TrishaDepartment of Life Skills & Career Management Cell, Jharkhand Rai University, Ranchi

A job consists of duties, responsibilities and tasks which are performed by an individual in an exchange for pay. As per research, 5 million graduates pass out every year out of which approx 1.5 million are engineers, 3 lakh are MBA graduates, 5-6 lakh are IT/computer engineers and others. It is quite unfortunate that out of 5 million professionals, very less percentage are employable. A majority of the graduates face the risk of being unemployed. One of the reasons behind this is the lack of proper soft skills and job searching strategies. Mentioned below are winning Job searching strategies which an individual must go through to identify themselves with their job or role and glean motivation from its distinctiveness or practicality:

• Describe your preference: As you begin looking for a job, make a checklist of your, skills, achievements, interests, goals, experience,

values, time commitment, location, and personal expectations (pay rate, job roles and responsibilities, career growth , its linkage with your

long-term goal). To aid with your application must conduct research on employer to answer some of these questions.

• Use job search portals: There are several job portals and links like indeed, timesjob, naukri,shine,careesma, monster,etc. that can help

you to find the preferred jobs for you. Make and update your profile more oftenly to remain assertive to the potential employers.

• Resume and Cover letter: Prepare a perfect resume and cover letter to apply for jobs. It plays a vital role when you present yourself in

front of employers. While attending any Walk-in, job fairs or inquiring about any job you must carry your updated resume and cover letter

along with you.

• Social Networking Sites: There are few professional social networking sites like linkedln, Pinterest, etc. you must take the advantage,

update your resume and get connected to the employers.

• References: Build a good relationship with the people you feel can help you to link with potential employers like peer group, neighbours,

professors etc. Keep in touch and send seasonal greetings to them. Take the membership of alumni association & training & placement

cell.

• Employment agencies: Good and specialized employment agencies can be one of the best sources to get your preferred jobs. Recognize

and get registered to those agencies.

• Don’t say ‘No”: Short term jobs are a gateway to gain experience, learn skills, and earn money while looking for a permanent position.

Don’t try to say ‘No’ to the first job but only when the targeted jobs have at least 75% of the stated qualifications.

• Contact Companies directly: Check the updates for the recruitment and try to contact the companies directly via mail, phones or in-

person. Post your Resume and cover letter to the company’s website.

• Keep Records: Keep careful records of applied jobs, interview faced, references, employment agencies and communication with people

to do follow- up actions.

• Practice Job Interviews: ‘Practice makes a man perfect’ a very true saying. Hold mock interviews with your family and friends. You can

also rehearse in front of mirror.

Job searching isn’t just about applying for jobs and hoping to get called for an interview anymore. You should put your 100% effort and you will definitely achieve a good position in your life.


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AGRICULTURE AS WE KNOW IT

S.M. PrasadDepartment of Agriculture, Faculty of Science and Engineering, Jharkhand Rai University

“Agriculture as we know it needs to disappear. We can design better and healthier proteins than we get from nature.” - Craig Venter

Future of Indian Agriculture has to be bright and sustainable. Food security is dependent on the growth and prosperity of the farmer and the yield(s) of food crops and allied commodities.

Climate Smart Agriculture

Agriculture in the country is dependent upon the vagaries of weather, particularly the onset and continuance of rains. Excess and deficiency of rainfall leads to flood or draught, respectively. Agriculture is also prone to climate change which affects farming practices and crop yields. Climate Smart Agriculture (CSA) approaches include, Landscape, Water, Soil, Energy and Genetic resource management. Current weather forecasts, seasonal forecasts, long-term climate trends are integrated under CSA.

Technology from IsraelThe Agriculture in Israel is characterized by technological advancement, automatic and controlled mechanization and high quality seeds and saplings. Water management or efficient use of available water resources is one such problem that has been very successfully resolved by Israel. Under the subsurface Drip irrigation program Israel has taught us lesson for using the treated waste water. Israel is known for rigorous research on developing hybrid seeds of high yield potential and adaptability to various stresses. Israel exports worth of $150 million seeds and also caters the domestic needs.

Surveillance by DronesDespite mechanization, farming in the country involves human labour and legwork. Farmers walk down crop fields checking for plant health, weeds, insect-pests and other signs of distress. It is often hard to notice diminished photosynthesis or signs of infection/infestation early enough to initiate remedial measures to avoid large losses. Routine surveillance by drones can help farmers to record problems faster to prevent crop losses. It can also help farmers use agrochemicals in a need-based manner to reduce costs and water-soil-air pollution. In the long-term, the data generated by drones can help gain a more accurate and detailed picture of how crops are reacting to these management strategies, which can lead to more effective use of limited resources. Even for organic culture, monitoring for disease and drought could be made easier and effective with aerial sensors.

Rainbow Revolution holds the keyThere is a need to herald a rainbow revolution by making a shift from wheat-rice cycle to other cereals and pulses. Data from 2013 reveal that India’s average yield of cereals per hectare is far less than that of many countries, but the difference is huge when compared to China. For instance, our average yield per hectare is 39% below than that of China and for rice, the figure is 46%.

Precision FarmingPrecision farming allows farmers to regulate with precision the application of various inputs in terms of time and quantity. It helps maximize input use efficiency. This technology, in near future, will be useful for small and fragmented land-holdings also. Time is not far when concerns like low input-use efficiency and their harmful effects on our resource- base, which is important to reduce cost of agricultural production and to maintain desired levels of productivity will gain strategic importance, opening scope for precision farming on a fairly large scale.


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FACULTY ACHIEVEMENT

• Present paper titled “Bottlenecks in Project Management in major Project(Ref. WRD, Govt. of Jharkhand)” at Institution of Engineers(India), JSC, Ranchi on 14.01.2017

• Presented paper in National Seminar on “Green chemistry & Green Technology” on the topic ‘geothermal energy’ at CIT on 28th-29th Feb, 2017.

• Presented paper on water conservation organized by the media house dainik Hindustan on May 31, 2017.• Presented paper on “Road Safety- Challenges and solution at IE(I), JSC in national seminar on 24–25

June,2017.

Prof. N.K.Roy

• Poster titled “Phyochemical evaluation and in silico studies of the potential hepatoprotective compounds present in Phlogacanthus thyrsiflorus Nees”Singh S, Banerjee M, Kumar M, presented at International conference on frontiers in chemical sciences, organized by Center for Applied Chemistry, Central University of Jharkhand, Ranchi held during 16- 18 March 2017.

• Book Chapter:Singh S, Banerjee M, Kumar M (2017) An efficient protocol for plant regeneration of Phlogacanthus thyrsiflorus Nees: An important medicinal shrub. Applications of Biotechnology for Sustainable Development, Mukhopadhyay K, Sachan A and Kumar M, Springer Nature (In Press).

Prof. Shweta Singh

Rani V. and Bains, G. (2017).Estimation of MDA,total chlorophyll and methionine content in healthy and malformed tissues of mango(Mangiferaindica l.) under low temperature and high R.H condition prevailing in different states of northern India. International Journal of Advances in Science, Engineering and Technology. Vol-5, Iss-2, P-III.

Rani, V. and Bains, G. (2017).Estimation of defence related compounds in healthy and malformed vegetative tissues of mango in five states of northern India induced in response to low temperature and high relative humidity. International journal of Agricultural sciences.13 (1): 1-8

Rani V. and Bains, G. (2017).A study of scavenging enzymes activity in malformed and healthy tissues of mango induced in response to weather variables during flowering period in northern states of India. National Journal of Life Sciences. In Press.

Awards and Accolades:• Awarded with Young scientist award in Agriculture science 2017 by International Multidisciplinary Research

Foundation, Goa.• Awarded with Young scientist of the year award 2017 by International Foundation of Environment and

Ecology, Kolkata.• Awarded with Paryavaran Godavari Award 2017 by Godavari Academy of Science and Technology,

Environment & Social Welfare Society, Chhatarpur, M.P

Dr. Varsha Rani

• Delivered lecture on “Yoga and Vedanta”, received Dr. S. Radhakrishnan education award.

• Delivered lecture on “Inclusive Growth” as a resource person in Jamia-Milia-Islamia University New Delhi, on February 22, 2017

• Guest of honour at International Conference organized by St. Xavier College, Ranchi on March 27, 2017.

• Delivered lecture on “Governance, Human Rights & Regional Co-Operation in South Asia” organized by UNESCO Center of Kashmir studies and Jamia-Milia-Islamia Central University on April 19, 2017 at Delhi.

• Delivered lecture on Employability Skill, “Industry-Academia Interface & Globalization of Higher Education” as resource person in Jamia-Milia-Islamia central university, New Delhi June 12, 2017.

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• Paper titled “Dynamic Associationship among Gold price and stock Market Indices -An Empirical Analysis with Reference to indices BSE (S&P)” was published in PIMT journal of research (ISSN 02278-7925) Volume 9 No.1. Published in the month of May 2017.

• Paper “Relationship among Exchange rate fluctuations and stock Market Indices- An Empirical Analysis with reference to S&P BSE Sensex “ was published in International journal of Economic Research (ISSN: 0972-9380) Volume 14 No.2. Published in the month of June 2017. (ABDC journal, Scopus and UGC listed journal).

• Paper titled “Impact of Exchange Rate Fluctuations on IT Industries Stock prices in India” was published in Lakshya: Journal of Science & Management (LJSM) (ISSN: 2395-0862 E-ISSN: 2395-1060) Volume 3 Issue I (Jan-June 2017).

• Presented the paper titled “Association between Exchange Rate Fluctuations and stock Market Returns -An Empirical Analysis with Reference to indices Nifty” at the 17th International Business Horizon – INBUSH February 8, 2017 at Amity University, Noida.

• Presented the paper titled “Dynamic Associationship among Gold price and stock Market Indices -An Empirical Analysis with Reference to indices BSE (S&P)” in the IKGPTU Sponsored International Conference on “NEW PARADIGMS IN MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY on 9-10 March, 2017 at Mandi Gobindargh, Punjab.

Prof.Roshan Kumar

• Nominated for the best Young Researcher Award by IRDP group of Journals.

• Invited to deliver a speech at the 4th Annual Global Congress of Knowledge Economy - 2017, 19th- 21st September, Qingdao, China.

• Appointed as a Reviewer in World Journal of Engineering.

• Appointed as an Editorial Board Member in Conference World team.

Prof. Sumit Kumar Pandey

• Presented the paper titled “The impact of De-monetization on retail sector with reference to India “in international conference held on 9-10 March, 2017 at Punjab Institute of Management & technology, Punjab India.

• Paper Titled” Role of Private institutions in context with higher education in India: An overview” was published in the journal named Lakshya: Journal of Science & Management (LJSM) (ISSN No. 2395-0862) Volume 3 Issue I (Jan-June 2017).

• Paper Titled “Factors Influencing Job Satisfaction of the Faculty Members in Private Universities of Ranchi” presented at International Conference on Management, Technology, Innovation and Social Change organized by AMITY University, Kolkata in the month of February,2017

• Regular Member of NATIONAL ACADEMY OF PSYCHOLOGY (NAOP)

• Life member of Indian Academic Researchers Association (IARA) with Membership No. M1422.

Dr. Abhishek Pratap

Prof. Amrita Majumdar


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• Presented the paper titled “Globalization: Impact, Opportunities and Challenges’ on April 10, 2017 in the XI International Seminar at Institute for Social Development’ {ISDR} Gari, Hotwar Ranchi.

• Presented the paper titled ‘’Role of Ethics in Professional Life’’ at a UGC sponsored two-day national seminar on ‘Role of Ethics in Professional and Public Life’. The seminar was conducted by Department of Philosophy, Marwari College, Ranchi on April 29, 2017.

• Presented the paper titled “Opportunities and Challenges of Rural Entrepreneurship in Inda” in the state level seminar on Entrepreneurship in Globalized Economy EGE – 2017, organized by Department of Business Administration Ranchi Women’s College, Ranchi on July 4, 2017.

• Awarded Ph. D in February 2017• Presented the paper “Higher Skill Education: Key Challenges and new outlook” in a UGC Sponsored National

Seminar on “Shaping the society through Education” at Marwari College Ranchi, April 2017• Presented the paper titled “Teaching Ethics for effective learning in Higher Education” at a UGC Sponsored

National Seminar on “Role of Ethics in Professional and public life” at Marwari College Ranchi , April 2017• Presented the paper “Role Conflict among Female Faculty Members working in Private Academic Institutions”

in UGC Sponsored Seminar on “Women Economic Empowerment and Inclusive growth”, conducted by Kazi Nazrul Islam Mahavidyalaya, Asansol, March, 2017.

Prof. Rashmi Raj

Dr. Leena Shrivastava

• Presented paper entitled “Mobile Computing : A Step Towards Green Computing” in the National Seminar on “Emerging Paradigms in Computer Science and Information Technology” sponsored by Jharkhand Council on Science & Technology (JCST), Ranchi held at Jamshedpur Womens’ College, Jamshedpur from Feb 10-11, 2017.

• Presented paper entitled “Mixed Integer Linear Programming Architecture for Internet of Things Networks” in the 2nd International Conference on “Recent Trends in Computer Science and Technology” (ICRTCST-2017), sponsored by IEEE Kolkata Section, held at RVS College of Engineering and Technology, Jamshedpur from April 20-21, 2017 and the same has been published by International Journal of Computer Engineering and Applications in its special issue.

Prof. Anupama Verma

Dr. Shraddha Prasad

• Published paper in Scopus Indexed Journal - “Nonlinear Optics and Quantum Optics” titled “Analysis of All-Optical Passive Transistor”, Vol. 48, P.61-69.

• Elected as Associate Member Technologist of “The Institution of Engineers” on 04.07.17


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• Presented paper entitled “An Energy Efficient Design of Cloud of Things (CoT)” in the 1st International Conference on Smart Technologies in Computer and Communication (SmartTech-2017), held at Amity University, Jaipur from March 27-29, 2017 and the same has been accepted for publication in UGC approved and SCI Indexed journal “Journal of Information and Optimization Sciences (JIOS)” by Taylor & Francis. Indexed in Taylor & Francis, ESCI, Web of Science, Thomson Reuters, IET, INSPEC etc.


Prof. Sudhanshu Maurya

• Presented paper entitled ‘Internet of Things: The real potential of IT’ in the National seminar on “Advances on Science and Technologies” sponsored by Jharkhand Council of Science & Technology, Ranchi held at Government Women’s Polytechnic, Ranchi on Jan 07-08, 2017.

• Presented paper entitled ‘Deep Learning : Making AI Smarter’ in the National Conference held on “Advances in Environment Friendly Technology & Their Management” sponsored by Jharkhand Council of Science & Technology, Ranchi held at Government Women’s Polytechnic, Ranchi on April 29-30, 2017.

• Presented paper entitled ‘Shale Gas: Prospects & Challenges’ in the National Conference held on “Advances in Environment Friendly Technology & Their Management” sponsored by Jharkhand Council of Science & Technology, Ranchi held at Government Women’s Polytechnic, Ranchi on April 29-30, 2017.

Prof. Rajan Kr. Tiwari

• Presented paper entitled ‘Solar Tracking System’ in the national seminar on “Advances on Science and Technologies” sponsored by Jharkhand Council of Science & Technology, Ranchi held at Government Women’s Polytechnic, Ranchi on Jan 07-08, 2017.

• Presented paper entitled ‘Shale Gas: Prospects & Challenges’ in the National Conference held on “Advances in Environment Friendly Technology & Their Management” sponsored by Jharkhand Council of Science & Technology, Ranchi held at Government Women’s Polytechnic, Ranchi on April 29-30, 2017.

Prof. Ved Prakash Singh

• Presented a paper titled “A Comparative Study on the Modification of Fast Fourier Transform Algorithm along with Reduced Computation technique and its Implementation in MATLAB” on 11-12 February, 2017 in the National Conference on Recent advances on Science, Engineering & Management (RASEM-2017).

• Presented a paper titled “Solar Powered LED Street Light with Auto Intensity Control” on 7- 8 January, 2017 in the National Conference on Advances in Science & Technologies sanctioned & sponsored by Jharkhand council on Science & Technology, Ranchi.

Prof. Rani Kumari


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Prof. Dheeraj Kumar

• Presented paper in International seminar on Law, Governance and Democracy, A Global Concern organized by Vinoba Bhave University,Hazaribag on March 18-20, 2017

• Paper titled” Jharkhand me Panchayati Raj ki Bhumika” was published in DRISTIPAT Hindi Research Journal { RNI- JHAHIN/2005/17041} volume 136 January- 2017

Prof. Prashant Jaiwardhan

STUDENTS’ CORNER

Suraj Kumar Dash B.Tech VII Mechanical

Increasing reliability on mechatronics system has made the field of automobile engineering more advanced and sophisticated. Lots of new inventions and innovations have been introduced. These are the fallouts of rigorous research carried out over the years by various R & D departments.

A tiny example of fuel injection system in the vehicles is the evidence of increasing role of mechatronics in the automobile sector. Carburetors did a great job over the years to mix up air and fuel before entering into the combustion chamber. But with increasing advancement it has been replaced by more improved technology MPFI (Multi Point Fuel Injection), controlled by ECU (Electronic controlled unit) which sprinkles only the required amount of fuel and mixes with air. Thus the inclusion of MPFI meliorates the efficiency of the whole system.

One of the most recent and charismatic examples of the role of mechatronics system in automobile sector can be seen in the recent auto expo where more than 70 vehicles were launched. One that experts hailed as the most significant was Maruti Suzuki CELERIO, the first affordable mass segment gearless hatchback. It comes with AMT(Automatic Manual Transmission). AMT is an electro-hydraulic mechanism for automating manual transmission which derives from Formula 1.

Multitude of other recent coinages like V2V (Vehicle to vehicle) communication, pre-collision technology, driverless cars etc. are the remarkable exemplification of the advancement in the automobile industry.

Along with its contribution in the automobile sector, mechatronics has played a vital role in the manufacturing plants such as iron and steel making industries. One can observe machineries equipped with advanced electronic systems which play a crucial role in the productivity of the plant as well.

Thus, we can conclude that the engineering minds have done a commendable job by using these sophisticated electronic systems in different segments of engineering to uplift its level. Day by day we are entering into more refined scenario where one can expect a lot more evolved technologies to be introduced as the Japanese automobile giant TOYOTA has started to develop flying cars by the end of 2020.

Mechatronics becomes vital element for Automobile Industry


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TRAINING & PLACEMENT - CAREER MANAGEMENT CELL

The robust and proactive training cell of Jharkhand Rai University is called “Career Management Cell”. It works in support of students giving them direction and resource to acquire the necessary skills to make them industry-ready. The Career Management Cell is a team of experienced professionals who optimize their relationship with the industry experts in order to groom the students in the best of their capabilities. The main objective of the Career Management Cell is to create a platform where the employers can come and select fresh talents from the campus. The Career Management Cell manages the entire process of placement starting from identifying the organizations, inviting to the campus, helping students prepare, co-ordinating logistics during the placements and taking care of the follow-ups.

KEY ACTIVITIES OF CAREER MANAGEMENT CELL (CMC) :• To plan and organize On-Campus as well as Off-Campus recruitment activities• Regular interaction with the industry through Seminars, Guest Lectures, Conferences • To provide requisite training to students in the area of Personality Development, Communication and Soft Skills development• To provide assistance to the students for Summer Internship Programs • Career Counselling • Mentorship Programs/On job training • Industry based Research Projects to bridge the gap between the budding professionals and their prospective employers

CMC @ JRU has been successful enough in providing valuable placement positions to our students at various organizations/firms/companies of national and international repute.

Few of our Trainers & Recruiters


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TRAINING & PLACEMENT - CAREER MANAGEMENT CELL JOB MELA - (JOB FAIR 2017)

Apprenticeship Training: A step towards employment

Jharkhand Rai University, in association with Board of Practical Training (BOPT), organized a two-day job fair for Apprenticeship trainee on Feb 9-10, 2017 for all passed-out engineering graduates and the holders of Diploma in Engineering and ITI as well. The fair was inaugurated by Jatashankar Chaudhary (Director, Department of Agriculture, Govt. of Jharkhand), C. Raja Rao (Deputy Director, BOPT), Indupalli Sekhar (Officer on Special Duty, BOPT), K. Chandra Mauli (Asst. Director, BOPT), the Vice Chancellor of JRU Mrs. Savita Sengar, Cherian Jacob (Registrar, JRU)and Dr. Piyush Ranjan (Dean Academics, JRU).The Job Fair is being organized under the aegis of the said government agency with an aim to deliver advanced training in industry skills. The programme aims to address the growing demand for skilled workers. It facilitates apprenticeship training to a large pool of freshers who are not yet placed in industry. A total of seventeen recruiters participated in the fair and offered the candidates a wide spectrum of training opportunities. The fair witnessed overwhelming response from the candidates. More than 2000 aspirants walked in from various institutes across Eastern region of India. Out of them, around 500 students got selected for apprenticeship training. Student volunteers along with the faculty members and support staff put in a great effort to make this event a grand success.

The industries participated in the fair are hereunder:-

Sl. No. Name of the industrial unit

1 Aegis Ltd.

2 Faurecia Emission control technologies Pvt. Ltd. | Mando Automotive India Pvt. Ltd.

3 Gupta Polytubes Pvt. Ltd.,

4 Jamna Auto Industries Ltd.

5 Jamshedpur Continuous Annealing & Processing Co. Pvt. Ltd

6 JMT Auto Ltd.

7 Jost India Auto Component Pvt. Ltd.

8 Fleet Guard Filters Pvt. Ltd.

9 Mecon Limited

10 Metalsa India Pvt. Ltd.

11 Nagarjuna Construction Company Limited

12 Ramkrishna Forgings Ltd.

13 RSB Transmission India Ltd.

14 TATA Auto Comp Systems Ltd.

15 Tata Motors

16 WABCO INDIA Ltd.

17 Yogik Technologies Pvt. Ltd.


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Words by Corporate

JRU is a campus and doing a great job by placing their students in different organizations across India. The members of Career Management Cell are very much supportive and they have a good coordination and Team work. We find students of JRU with a good communication skill, sound technical knowledge as well as presentation skills. They are really doing well in our organization. All the very best to the university for future endeavours. - (HR Manager- M/s. Mando Automotive India Pvt. Ltd.)

It was indeed a pleasure interacting with the CMC of Jharkhand Rai University and the students. I saw a lot of enthusiasm in all of the members including students and I wish them all success in shaping the career of those students. Moreish will be happy to assist them in providing opportunities as and when available. - (HR Manager- M/s. Moreish Foods Pvt. Ltd.)

Job Mela was a great initiative taken by Jharkhand Rai University. I wish them a good luck for organizing such events in future. - (HR Manager- M/s. Mecon Limited)

The behaviour and attitude of students selected through campus placement are quite satisfactory. Their interest in learning and training is as per our standard. We wish for their good and progressive future with association in our organization. - (HR Manager- M/s. Manlift India Pvt. Ltd.)

Great initiative from Rai University for organizing such job fair at such a mass level. Looking forward for more events in future. - (HR Manager- M/s. Aegis Limited)

We found a very good and hospitable management in Jharkhand Rai University. The students participated in the Job fair are quite good. Wish them good Luck!!! - (HR Manager- M/s. Metalsa India Pvt. Ltd.)


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STUDENTSSPEAK

AYUSH SINGH

MENKA KUMARI

SANDEEP KUMAR

Triveni Engicons Pvt. Ltd.

Shoppers Stop Ltd.

Citizens Foundation

VIVEK KUMAR

Wabco India Pvt. Ltd.

BELMUTI DEOGAM

Bhagwan Mahavir MedicaSuper Speciality Hospital

PANKAJ MANDAL

Manlift India Pvt. Ltd.

Ayush Singh (Diploma Mining, 2017 pass out, Working with Triveni Engicons Pvt. Ltd) :I am glad to be a part of this institution which has helped me to stand up on my feet. I owe a lot to my mentors in the Career Management Cell and as with their support I've reached such great heights.

Menka Kumari (BBA, 2017 Pass out, Working with Shoppers Stop Limited) :JRU gave me a chance to develop my management skills and leadership qualities. Now, I am placed with "Shoppers Stop Limited" . I express my gratitude to Career Management Cell and faculty members of the Department of Management who assisted me to shape my career.

Sandeep Kumar (B.Tech, CSE 2017 pass out, Working with Citizens Foundation) :This is the place where I was groomed. It was my learning platform for four years of my B.Tech (CSE) Program. I enhanced my knowledge, skills and got an opportunity to move towards my dream. It is the result of love, care and dedication of my teachers that pushed me towards success. What I liked most in my University is the "Career Management Cell" which works hard for placement drives. Right now, I am serving Citizens Foundation as an MIS cum IT Expert.

Vivek Kumar (B.Tech, ME 2017 Pass out, Working with Wabco India Pvt. Ltd.) :JRU offers ample opportunities to the students to achieve their goals by focusing on their academic abilities and potential. The Faculty Members here are very cooperative and experienced and the laboratories and library are well equipped. The CMC Dept of the University offered a platform to me and helped me to be placed with Wabco India Ltd. by enhancing my professional skills.

Belmuti Deogam (MBA, 2017 pass out, Working with Bhagwan Mahavir Medica Super Speciality Hospital) :Experiences at JRU have been unique. It was a blend of excellence and commitment. The CMC helped me in achieving my career goal and converted my endeavours into real time achievements. I would like to thank all the faculty members and fellow mates.

Pankaj Mandal (Diploma, ME 2017 Pass Out, Working with Manlift India Pvt. Ltd.) :I spent three wonderful years at Jharkhand Rai University. This time span gave me valuable knowledge and confidence that enabled me to fetch a job in a reputed organization like M/s. Manlift India Pvt. Ltd. The CMC department guided me well to shape my career and future.

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