Waves of Inspiration: EEE dept. Hosts Talk on Prospects in the "Indian Navy Career"

The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Assam Don Bosco University, School of Technology, recently organized an enlightening talk on the "Career in Indian Navy." The session, held on April 21, 2023, at the Azara Campus of Assam Don Bosco University, featured Commander Anuj Kumar Shrutikar from the Indian Navy as the esteemed guest speaker. The event witnessed the active participation of 65 students from various departments within the School of Technology.

Commander Anuj Kumar Shrutikar commenced his talk by emphasizing the pivotal role played by the Indian Navy as a well-balanced and cohesive three-dimensional force, entrusted with the critical responsibility of safeguarding our national interests above, on, and under the surface of the oceans. With his profound knowledge and experiences, Commander Shrutikar shed light on the various career opportunities available for aspiring individuals within the Indian Navy.

Specifically addressing the role of engineers within the Indian Navy, Commander Shrutikar highlighted the crucial responsibilities of Engineer Officers in maintaining advanced technology, machinery, and propulsion systems. He elucidated that as a Technical Officer, one could specialize in Engineering, Electrical, Aeronautical, or Naval Architecture. Furthermore, he mentioned that Technical branch officers also have the option to volunteer for the esteemed Submarine and Aviation Technical Arms. To join the Indian Navy, Commander Shrutikar informed the audience about the Indian Navy Entrance Test (INET), which is conducted online twice a year for direct entry of graduates into both permanent and short service commissions across various branches. He also shared that the NCC entry is exclusively available for B-Tech students holding an NCC-C certificate. Additionally, the Navy conducts separate Direct Entry programs for eminent sportspersons, musicians, and law graduates.

In his inspiring concluding remarks, Commander Anuj Kumar Shrutikar emphasized the invaluable benefits of a career in the Navy, highlighting the early opportunities for displaying leadership skills, shouldering immense responsibility, and garnering dignity, respect, and status in society. He emphasized the attractive pay packages, perks, and the personal, financial, and emotional security that a career in the Navy provides.

The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, along with Assam Don Bosco University, remains committed to empowering students with valuable insights and guidance for pursuing fulfilling careers in esteemed organizations such as the Indian Navy. By organizing such informative sessions, the university aims to bridge the gap between academia and industry, equipping students with the knowledge and inspiration they need to embark on successful professional journeys.

COALESCENCE ’23: Alumni Meet of EEE department

On January 21, 2023, at the Azara Campus, the Electrical and Electronics Engineering department of Assam Don Bosco University School of Technology hosted the second edition of the departmental Alumni meet, christened COALESCENCE’23. The graduates from passed-out batches of 2012 to 2022 were invited to grace the event, among whom a total of 17 distinguished alumni marked their presence at the meet and were filled with nostalgia as they cherished their experiences and memories of their time spent on the college campus. It has been ten years since the first batch of the department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering passed out in 2012.

The event began at 2:00 pm with the serving of lunch, followed by a comprehensive lineup of sessions and activities planned to rejuvenate their union. The alumni were welcomed by Dr. Bikramjit Goswami, Head of the department, and expressed his appreciation for their support of their alma mater and the contributions they have made to society. The director of the School of Technology Prof. Manoranjan Kalita addressed the Alumni members, congratulating them on their professional success and asking them to continue their ties to the University for the benefit of the present students.

Alumni pledged their unwavering support and readiness to keep in touch with the department and the University in the future. Alumni also provided insight and helpful advice to the current students. A proposal for the formation of the EEE Alumni Association was made with an annual corpus fund from Alumni for planning and organizing various future events. The meeting concluded with a congratulatory note from the department praising the alumni for setting a high bar for themselves as well as for the juniors.