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Students of SRKR Engineering College astatine Bhimavaram successful West Godavari territory person reaped a affluent haul of prizes astatine the national-level Smart India Hackathon (SIH) 2025, jointly conducted by the Government of India, All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and the Union Ministry of Education.
In a connection connected Tuesday, assemblage caput and analogous S.R. Nishanth Varma said that SRKR students secured archetypal spot successful 2 categories astatine the finals held astatine VNR Vignana Jyothi Institute of Technology and Engineering, Hyderabad. Each winning squad received a currency prize of ₹75,000. Another squad from the assemblage besides delivered an awesome show astatine the competitions held successful Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, winning a currency prize of ₹25,000, bringing national-level designation to the college.
College main K. V. M. Krishna Raju and manager M. Jagapathi Raju said 1 of the winning teams, comprising of third-year ECE students, developed a hardware-based strategy to observe unsafe and unauthorised electrical wiring and finishing. The squad was led by Y. Jyothsna, included members P. Dasaratha Ram, S. S. Vennela Sri, V. Vikas, A. Nirikshana Paul and D. Venkata Lokesh. The squad were mentored by Head of the Technology Center M. Gopalakrishna Murthy, on with SRKR alumna Deepika.
Another SRKR squad that won ₹75,000 currency grant sponsored by the Government of Kerala for their hardware task connected improving powerfulness prime successful organisation networks utilizing renewable energy. The squad was led by P. Harikrishna (III-year EEE) and included V. Lakshman Kumar (III-year EEE), CH. Kumar Raju (III-year EE), K. Jejeswara Rao (III-year ECE), S. Teja Venkata Divya Latha (III-year IT), and M. S. Sai Prakash (III-year ECE). Assistant Professor K. Pawan Kumar (AICTE Idea Lab) and SRKR alumnus D. Gopi Manikantha were mentors for the team.
At the Ghaziabad finals, a squad of CSG students developed an innovative bundle solution to place whether Central Government payment schemes were reaching beneficiaries directly. The squad received the "Best Performance Award,” and was led by P. Hema Ashwini (III-year CSG), included members MSL Deepika, G. Naga Gayatri, P. Leela Sri, P. Rama Naga Ganesh (Final Year), and K. Yashwanth (Final Year), nether the mentorship of prof and caput of the CSG section M. Suresh Babu and adjunct prof S. Mohan Krishna.
