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Vignan University B Tech Ist year classes from June 16
The Vignan University at Vadlamudi in Chebrolu mandal will commence the first year B Tech classes on June 16. The classes will continue till the month-end through bridge courses, Dean of Engineering and Director Dr V Madusudhan Rao told the media on Tuesday.
Guntur: The Vignan University at Vadlamudi in Chebrolu mandal will commence the first year B Tech classes on June 16. The classes will continue till the month-end through bridge courses, Dean of Engineering and Director Dr V Madusudhan Rao told the media on Tuesday.
He said the full scale classes would commence in the first week of July. The students would have to compulsorily submit their original certificates. Dr Rao stated that Dr Lavu Rathayya, head, Vignan group of institutions, would be the chief guest at the launch of the first year classes. Parents would also attend the function when 1,000 saplings would be presented to the parents to focus attention on the need for protecting the environment, in view of the prevailing hot weather and deficit rainfall.
Dr Rao said the university has prepared plans for the students’ personality development so to enable them to come up in life. International-level library, smart classrooms and other facilities were being provided to benefit the students.
