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Management of Fresh Water Resources
Krishnkant Shukla, Senior Technician Member

In this paper, the author highlighted the integrated approach for management of fresh water resources, river
basins, water-saving devices and rainwater harvesting, and also the efficient water use techniques in
agricultural field.
INTRODUCTION
The management of fresh water resources can broadly be
categorized as follows:
Integrated approaches to management of river basins.
Water saving techniques and rainwater harvesting.
Efficient water use techniques in agricultural field.
RAINWATER HARVESTING
Rainwater harvesting is the accumulation and deposition
of rainwater for reuse before it reaches the aquifer. The
various uses include water for garden, water for livestock,
water for irrigation, etc. In many places, the water bodies
are collected and then redirected to a deep pit with
percolation. The harvested water can then be used as
drinking water as well as for storage and other purposes
like irrigation.
BENEFITS OF RAINWATER HARVESTING
Rainwater harvesting provides an independent water supply,
and during regional water restrictions and in developed
countries, it is often used to supplement the main supply. It
provides water when there is a drought, prevents flooding
of low-lying areas, replenishes the ground-water table, and
enables dug wells and bore wells to yield in a sustained
manner. It also helps in the availability of clean water by
reducing the salinity and the presence of iron salts. The
numerous uses of rainwater are given hereunder:
Used as a natural resource and reduces flooding, storm

water runoff, erosion, and contamination of surface water
with pesticides, sediment, metals, and fertilizers.
Used as a source of water for landscape irrigation with
no chemicals, such as, fluoride and chlorine and no
dissolved salts and minerals from the soil.
It acts as a simple one to install and operate and also
reduces the water bill.
It promotes both water and energy conservation.
No filtration system needed for landscape irrigation.
Saving can be made to the tune of 44 000 kl by reducing
intake river water.
Saturate the drying aquifers of TML and surrounding
areas.
Rainwater received at the catchment areas in upper and
lower portions are shown in FIGURE 1 and FIGURE 2,
respectively indicating the water reached at ground level
through available holes.
QUALITY
The concentration of contaminants is reduced significantly
by diverting the initial flow of runoff water to waste. Improved
water quality can also be obtained by using a floating drawoff mechanism (rather than from the base of the tank) and
FIGURE 1: Rainwater received at catchment area in upper portion

Krishnkant Shukla is a Senior Technician Member of IEI attached to
Jamshedpur Local Centre of IEI and is currently working as Officer,
Training Division, Tata Motors, Jamshedpur 831 010 (Jharkhand).
by using a series of tanks. The stored rainwater may need

to be analyzed properly before use in a way appropriate to
its safety.
This paper was presented and discussed at the Technical/Seminar

Session held concurrently with the Twenty-first IEI Convocation
and Technicians'/Students' Convention at Thiruvananthapuram on
October 19, 2013.
The quality of collected rainwater is generally better than

that of surface water. Contamination is always possible by
airborne dust and mists, bird excreta and other debris. Some
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FIGURE 2: Water reached at ground level through available holes as shown in lower mnportion
treatments are, thereafter, necessary, depending on the

usage of this kind of water.
RAINWATER HARVESTING BY GROWING FRESH
WATER FLOODED FORESTS
Rain water harvesting is possible by growing fresh water
flooded forests without loosing the income from the used /

submerged land. The main purpose of the rain water
harvesting is to utilize the locally available rain water to
meet water requirements throughout the year without
investing huge capital. This can facilitate the availability of
uncontaminated water for various usage including domestic,
industrial and irrigation purposes.
The Council at its 639th Meeting at Nagpur Approved the following for Amendment of Examination Rules :
FIXATION OF TERM OF EXAMINATION BASED ON DATE OF ENROLMENT

The first examination that the candidates are eligible to appear shall depend on their date of election as mentioned below. The
stipulated six-year period shall be counted from the date of eligibility as per following schedule :
Candidates enrolled between
Eligible to appear for the first time in
March 1 - August 31
Winter Examination (same year)
September 1 - February 28/29 (next year)
Summer Examination (next year)
Introduction of Plastic Photo Identity Cards for Associate Members

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examination, would be eligible to become Associate Member (AM) directly. In order to transfer their membership
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Report on Twenty-first IEI Convocation and Technicians/Students Convention

Organized by the Kerala State Centre of IEI, the Twentyfirst IEI Convocation and Technicians/Students Convention
was held at Thiruvananthapuram during October 19-20,
2013. The central theme of the seminar, which was held
concurrently with the apex function of Technicians/Senior
Technicians /Students Convention was Emerging and
Sustainable Technologies for Continued Growth. The
theme was contemporary and apt too. Altogether 1911
(Summer 2012: 883 and Winter 2012: 1028) candidates,
who passed Sections A & B examinations in ten engineering
disciplines during the year 2012 and 18 (Summer 2012: 12
and Winter 2012: 06) students of Postgraduate Diploma
Examination in the same year were given the certificates
in person as well as in absentia. A large number of
Technician/Senior Technician members, students of
engineering colleges/polytechnics students chapters
attended this mega event. The apex function was presided
over by Mr Ashok Kumar Basa, President-elect of IEI.
Mr Sisir Kumar Banerjee, Vice-President of IEI and Prof
(Dr) K Venkatasubbaiah, Chairman of All-India Technicians
Committee graced the occasion by their presence, besides
council members and a large number of corporate members
representing various parts of the country.
The Convocation was started with a ritual invocation
followed by the Welcome Address delivered by Prof
S Radhakrishnan, Chairman, Organising Committee of this
apex event.
Dignitaries standing on the dais at the time of invocation
In his address, Prof Radhakrishnan reminded the graduates

that they were lucky enough in getting two luminaries as
Chief Guest and Guest-of-Honour of this event of IEI. Mr
Ashok Kumar Basa, Present-elect, then delivered his
Presidential Address.
The Convocation was held at the auditorium of
Visvesvaraya Bhavan, Thiruvananthapuram where Dr Raju
Narayanaswamy, Secretary to Government of Kerala,
Department of General Administration (Sainik Welfare) was
the Chief Guest at the Inaugural Function on October 20,
2013. Addressing the gathering, Dr Swamy expressed his
hearty thanks to organizers for extending him a wonderful
opportunity to interact with the budding engineers, who
would be the leaders of this nation in future days. He
underscored the need to uphold truth and humanism in the
Lighting the traditional lamp to mark the inauguration of

convocation ceremony
engineering profession. The education received from the

portals of this august institution will be absolutely
meaningless, if the education does not stand for humanism,
for tolerance, for adventure of ideas and also for search for
truth, opined Dr Narayanaswamy. Quoting Swami
Vivekananda, Tagore, and many other great souls of this
country, the address was an eye-opener for the budding
engineers. You are standing at such a moment, at the cross
roads of your own career and it is up to you to take a solemn
oath to ensure that the tryst with destiny does not turn into
a tryst with destitution. Let not the locusts of despair destroy
the harvest of Indias freedom. Let us do our little bit to
ensure that the dream of the Father of the Nation- to wipe
every tear out of every eye- is realized at least to a certain
extent. I am afraid that education is such an awakening,
an awakening to the problems of the common man on the
street, an awakening to the realization that you can do your
little bit to the service of humanity, to the service of the
community of which you are a
part. For what sunshine is to
flowers, education is to
humanity. Strewn along the
pathway of life, the good that
it does is inconceivable,
opined Dr Narayanaswamy.
Let me, therefore, appeal to
you in my own humble way to
be not only good engineers,
but also good citizens who will
make your mother land proud.
Dr Raju Narayanaswamy
delivering his address
The Chief Guest then presented the Institution Trophies to

the Jamshedpur Technicians Chapter (in absentia),
Durgapur Technicians Chapter (in absentia), and Nashik
Technicians Chapter as Best, Second Best and Third Best
Technicians Chapter amongst all the Technicians Chapters
of IEI for the session 2012-13 in person as well as in
absentia. The Chief Guest also presented Dr Amitabha
Bhattacharyya Memorial Trophies to Department of
Electronics Engineering of the AISSMS College of
Engineering, Pune (Maharashtra); Department of Computer

Science and Engineering of Mepco Schlenk Engineering
College, Sivakasi (Tamilnadu) as the Best and Second Best,
and Department of Mechanical Engineering of Mepco
Schlenk Engineering College, Sivakasi (Tamilnadu) along
with Department of Electrical Engineering of Chitkara
Institute of Engineering and Technology, Patiala (Punjab)
jointly as the Third Best Engineering College Students
Chapter. Thereafter, the Chief Guest presented Dr Amitabha
Bhattacharyya Memorial Trophies to P A C Ramasamy Raja
Polytechnic College, Rajapalayam (Tamilnadu); Periyar
Centenary Polytechnic College, Thanjavur, Tamilnadu as
the Best and Second Best Polytechnics and the Third Best
polytechnic chapters jointly awarded to Ranganathan
Polytechnic College, Coimbatore (Tamilnadu) and
Government Polytechnic, Kangra (Himachal Pradesh).
Third Best Technicians Chapter Award being handed over to the

representative of Nashik Chapter of IEI
In addition, the Chief Guest presented the award and prizes

to the candidates who secured highest/second highest/third
highest marks in Section A / Section B examinations. In
addition, the 44th All India Students Design Competition
Awards-2013 were given to the awardees for the cause of
promoting the advancement of engineering education and
research in the country. Finally, six prizes, which were
adjudged by the panel of Judges on the first day for
presenting their papers in the Technicians/Students
Convention were also given away by Dr Narayanaswamy.
Mr Ashok Kumar Basa, President-elect of IEI, addressed
the gathering after exhorted the newly admitted graduates.
The Institution of Engineers is the only multidisciplinary
professional engineering body in the country embracing 15
engineering disciplines and various Fora. At present,
i t imparts engineering
education through selfstudy in ten engineering
disciplines. There are a
large number of students
who are unable to pursue
full time course due to their
employment but are
enterprising enough to
achieve their career
Mr Ashok Kumar Basa delivering objectives through selfhis address
study and appear in the
engineering. The Institution has been providing the unique

opportunity to them for learning and qualifying the courses,
Mr Basa said. Dwelling on the theme of the seminar, Mr
Basa observed that current models for implementing
technological innovation to support economic and social
progress were falling short of the challenges presented by
an increasingly complex and resource-constrained world.
He then opined that engineers should have greater role to
play on resource-efficiency in public debate regarding
rebound effects or other negative side effects. Finally, he
made a fervent plea to all engineers present on the occasion
to rededicate themselves for the cause of advancement of
engineering profession in general and imbibe ethical
standard in their functioning so as to provide a strong
foundation of the progress of engineering to build our
advancement in future days in particular.
Mr M Chandra Dathan, Director, Liquid Propulsion System
C e n t r e , I n d i a n Sp a c e R e s e a r c h Organisation,
Thiruvananthapuram was the Guest-of-Honour on this
occasion. While delivering his thought-provoking
Convocation Address, Mr Chandra
Dathan congratulated the
Institution for providing an
alternative but very less expensive
mode of technical education to
weaker sections of the society, who
were otherwise not getting the
opportunity to the formal education
system. He appealed to all passout
students to love their work and
Mr M Chandra Dathan
work should be by their choice and
delivering his address
not by compulsion. We lack in hard
work. We have high potential, good intelligence, skill and
blessed with natural resources. Inspite of this, our growth
is not at par with any other developed countries, observed
by Mr Chandra Dathan. He opined that every individual
should have an ethics and value of life. Community should
have also value of life. He then appealed to all that the
natural resources blessed to us be made sustainable and
any new design in engineering or any product adding
comfort level to our life should not harm the existing ecology
or system and also vigorous attempt be made so that under
any circumstance we should not pollute the environment.
New systems which are being developed should be based
on the availability of existing resources, he opined.
Maj Gen R K Sanan proposing his vote of thanks
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A section of pass-out students attending the convocation ceremony
Earlier, Prof S Radhakrishnan and Mr S R

Vijayamohanakumar, Chairman of the Organising
Committee and Chairman of Kerala State Centre, presented
their addresses.
At the end, Maj-Gen R K Sanan, VSM (Retd), Secretary
and Director General, proposed the vote of thanks.
Besides the Convocation, another colourful programme was
organised, namely, All-India Technicians/Students Seminar
on Emerging and Sustainable Technologies for
Continued Growth on 19 Oct 2013 during which members
of Technicians Chapters and student members of
engineering colleges and polytechnics attached to various
students chapters of IEI presented their technical papers,
which evoked keen interest amongst the Technicians/Senior
Technicians/Students of engineering college and
polytechnics besides other senior engineers and guests
present on the occasion.
This session was inaugurated by Shri
Satish Babu, Director, International
Centre for Free and Open Source
Software (ICFOSS), Government of
Kerala and also the Past President of
Computer Society of India. In his
inaugural address, Shri Satish Babu
Mr Satish Babu stressed the importance of maintaining
addressing the ethics in the professional field which
gathering during
must be inculcated by budding
s t u d e n t s /
T e c h n i c i a n s engineers in their day-to-day
functioning.
Convention
In his address, Mr S R
Vijayamohanakumar pointed out that
Shri Satish Babu was the ideal choice
to motivate the participants to reach
higher levels in their respective
professional careers.
Earlier, Prof S Radhakrishnan,
Chairman of the Organising Committee,
Mr S R Vijayamohan welcomed the gathering. This session
Kumar delivering his
was concluded with the vote of thanks
address
proposed by Shri V Vijayakumar,
Honorary Secretary of Kerala State Centre and Secretary
of the Organizing Committee.
There were three technical sessions in which altogether
35 technical papers were presented and discussed. The
papers were based on the abovementioned theme and touched almost

all the subjects and branches of
engineering like civil, mechanical,
electrical,
electronics
and
communication, information technology,
architecture, environment, automobile,
Prof S Radhakrishnan water resources, renewable energy,
delivering
his etc. Divided in three distinct categories,
welcome address
namely (i) Senior Technicians/
Technicians, (ii) students representing Engineering
Colleges, and (iii) students representing polytechnics in the
country participated in this mega event. Altogether six
papers were adjudged for prizes by a group of judges
representing academic institutions and research
establishments in and around Kerala. These awards were
given on 20 Oct 2013 at the Prize Distribution ceremony.
The names of prize winners and title of their respective
articles are given hereunder:
The technical sessions were attended by a large number
of students/Technicians/Senior Technicians/members of IEI/
council members and educationists. These sessions also
witnessed the presentation of technical papers on
contemporary engineering topics as well as on various
emerging areas of interest with possible suggestions of
application of knowledge presented in the paper to combat
the problems being faced by the mankind in the society.
The sessions were highly interactive in nature and evoked
keen interest amongst all participants. The authors, who
presented their technical papers, were also given the cash
reward and participation certificate.
Group I : Technician/Senior Technician Members
Name of Author
Krishnkant
Shukla
Paper Entitled
Management of Fresh
Water Resources
Category of Prizes
First Prize
Group II : Engineering College Students Chapter

Name of Authors
Paper Entitled
Utkarsh,
Design of CMOS Op Amp
Dipayan Ghosh,
based Class-E Power
Ritika Singh,
Amplifier using 45 nm
Abhishek Pandey,
Technology for Wireless
Ram Krishna Kundu Communication System
and Vijay Nath
P Sri Krishna Murthy,
T Sai Suraj and
Agnihotran
Alternative Fuels
in India : Bio-diesel
and Green Diesel
Category of Prize
First Prize
Second Prize
Group III : Polytechnic Students Chapter

Name of Authors
Paper Entitled
Category of Prize
R Ragvi
and
S R Banumathi
Fuels Substitution
in Vehicle Efficiency
to Avoid CO2
First Prize
J Immanuel Raja
and
G Ramachandran
Nanotechnology
Heart By-pass Surgery
using Nanorobots
Second Prize
P P Ramasai
and
Phani Kumar
Wireless Power
Transmission through
Solar Power Satellite
Third Prize
Presentation of Trophies, Prizes and Awards at the Twenty-first IEI Convocation

Based on entries received from various Technicians' Chapters operating under the State/Local Centres of IEI and also from a large number of
Engineering College/Polytechnic Students' Chapters in the country, the following awards were presented in different categories. The trophy,
certificate and cash award of Rs. 20,000/-, Rs. 15,000/- and Rs. 10,000/- were given to Best, Second Best and Third Best Chapters, respectively.
Best Technicians' Chapter : Jamshedpur Technicians' Chapter (Jharkhand); Second Best Technicians' Chapter : Durgapur Technicians'
Chapter (West Bengal); Third Best Technicians' Chapter : Nashik Technicians' Chapter (Maharashtra); Best Engineering College Students'
Chapter : AISSMS College of Engineering (Department of Electronics Engineering), Pune (Maharashtra); Second Best Engineering College
Students' Chapter : Mepco Schlenk Engineering College (Department of Computer Science and Engineering), Sivakasi (Tamilnadu), and
Third Best Engineering College Students' Chapter (jointly) : Mepco Schlenk Engineering College (Department of Mechanical Engineering),
Sivakasi (Tamilnadu) and Chitkara Institute of Engineering and Technology (Department of Electrical Engineering), Patiala (Punjab); Best
Polytechnic Students' Chapter : P A C Ramasamy Raja Polytechnic College, Rajapalayam (Tamilnadu); Second Best Polytechnic Students'
Chapter : Periyar Centenary Polytechnic College, Thanjavur (Tamilnadu), and Third Best Polytechnic Students' Chapter (jointly) : Ranganathan
Polytechnic College, Coimbatore (Tamilnadu) and Government Polytechnic, Kangra (Himachal Pradesh)
The Institution of Engineers (India) [IEI] congratulates the following Technician/Senior Technician members, who obtained prizes/awards in various
categories under different engineering disciplines on the basis of marks obtained at the Twenty-first IEI Convocation and Students'/Technicians'
Convention held at Thiruvananthapuram on October 20, 2013
Ms Jismi Jose
Ms Elizabath Jincy Johnson
Mr Sandeep Madhukar Naik
Mr R S Kandasamy
Highest (Electronics and
Highest (Mechanical
Highest (Mining Engineering) Highest (Textile Engineering)
Communication Engineering)
Engineering)
T 152223 - 3
S N Ghosh Memorial Prize - W12
T 157122 - 6
T 157312 - 1
Mr Pankaj Kumar Sharma

Highest (Production
Engineering)
Section A (Non-Diploma)
Section B
Institution Prize - W12
Section B
Ms Navpreet Kaur
Highest (Computer Science
and Engineering)
Section B
Bhupesh Nandi and Rekha
Nandi Award - W12
Mr Fayaz Ahmad Wagy

Highest (Civil Engineering)
ST 558440 - 5
Mr Arundev S
Second Highest
ST 545374 - 2
Ms Rehna Binth Md. Basheer

Third Highest
ST 455345 - 5
ST 455345 - 5
Mr Fayaz Ahmad Wagy

Highest (Civil Engineering)
Section B
ST 450193 - 5
T 154557 - 8
ST 356865 - 8
ST 567840 - 5
T 154601 - 9
T 157328 - 8
T 157077- 7
T 157122 - 6
T 157128 - 5
ST 578105 - 7
T 154526 - 8
Ms Aswathi A
Highest (Chemical
Engineering)
Section B
Section B
(for Women
Candidate)
Ms Shubhangi Pravin Patil

Third Highest
Section B
Section B
(for Women
Candidate)
(for Women
Candidate)
(for Women
Candidate)
Section B
(for Women
Candidate)
Section A (Diploma)
Section A (Diploma)
Suman Sharma Award - W12 Suman Sharma Award - W12
Ms Nilima Mondal
Highest
Ms Soul Sheni P V
Second Highest
Ms Jyothi K
Highest
Mr Arundev S
Second Highest
Ms Viji P C
Highest (Chemical Engineering)
Section B
Institution Prize - S12
ST 483474 - 2
Ms Anjali Prakash
Third Highest
Section B
Ms Megha Murugan
Mr Ashok Kumar
Mr Krishna Pada Karmakar
Mr N Sailu
Mr Ramesh Kant
Highest (Computer Science
Highest (Electronics and
Highest (Mechanical
Highest (Materials and
Highest (Mining
and Engineering)
Communication Engineering)
Engineering)
Metallurgical Engineering)
Engineering)
Suman Sharma Award - W12 Suman Sharma Award - W12 Suman Sharma Award - W12
Mr Shonit Thomas
Highest
T 157084 - 5
T 154717- 1
Section B
T 118469 - 9
ST 526082 - 0
ST 374455 - 3
Section B
Section A (Diploma)
Suman Sharma Award - S12
Ms Siddhi Praful Gosalia

Highest (Electrical
Engineering)
Section B
Glasgow Auld Students
Award-W12
T 154557 - 8
ST 555108 - 6
ST 568907- 5
T 154472- 5
ST 454103 - 6
Section B
Ms Vrishali Shashikant Kari

Second Highest
Ms Rose Mary
Third Highest
ST 577203 - 1
T 154472- 5
T 157167- 6
T 157142 - 0
T 152036 - 2
Mr Sanjaya Kr. Swain

Highest
Ms Neethu Joseph
Second Highest
(for Women
Candidate)
Section B
Mr Bonny Joseph
Second Highest
Section B
(for Women
Candidate)
Mr Ruben Jose Tom

Second Highest
Section A (Diploma)
Ms Revathi P
Highest
Section A (Diploma)
(for Women
Candidate)
S N Ghosh Memorial Prize - S12 S N Ghosh Memorial Prize - S12
Mr Bonny Joseph
Second Highest
(for Women
Candidate)
Mr Ruben Jose Tom

Second Highest
Suman Sharma Award - S12 Suman Sharma Award - S12
(for Women
Candidate)
Mr Amal C Sunny
Highest
T 157085- 8
T 157142 - 0
Ms Aswathi A
Highest (Chemical Engineering)
Contd. on page 9
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Presentation of NDRF Awards at the Twenty-first IEI Convocation

The Institution of Engineers (India) congratulates the following students representing various engineering colleges, who
were awarded medals during Twenty-first IEI Convocation and Students'/Technicians' Convention held at Thiruvananthapuram
on October 20, 2013.
Mr V A Gadgil
Bronze Medal
Bronze Medal
Bronze Medal
Mr Soumya Dash
Textile
Engineering
Gold Medal
Silver Medal
Gold Medal
Silver Medal
Bronze Medal
Gold Medal
Bronze Medal
Gold Medal
Silver Medal
Silver Medal
Silver Medal
Gold Medal
Gold Medal
Gold Medal
Gold Medal
Gold Medal
Production
Engineering
Mechanical
Engineering
Ms Nithushree L
Sri Krishnarajendra Silver

Jubilee Technological Institute,
Bangalore, Karnataka
Gold Medal
Mr Malarmannan G R
Mr Shuvam Srivastava
Indira Gandhi Institute of

Technology, Dhenkanal, Odisha
Mechanical
Engineering
Mr Kapil Dev
Electrical
Engineering
Acharya Institute of Technology,

Mr P M Nirgude
Ms Aruna Kumari B N
Agricultural
Engineering
Vivekananda College of
Engineering and Technology,
Dakshina Kannada, Karnataka
Mr A S B Praneeth
Production
Engineering
Computer
Engineering
AISSMS College of Engineering,

Pune, Maharashtra
Mr Shariqul Hoda
Mr S Srivatsan
AISSMS College of Engineering,

Pune, Maharashtra
Production
Engineering
S R K R Engineering College,
Bhimavaram, AP
Metallurgical and Materials

Engineering
Nizam Institute of Engineering

and Technology, Nalgonda, AP
Mr Rakesh Sirikonda
Mechanical
Engineering
Ms T Tulsi Bai
Nettur Technical Training

Foundation, Bangalore, Karnataka
Punjabi University,
Patiala, Punjab
Mr Aditya Kumar Pandey
Mr Manshu Kapoor
P S G College of Technology,
Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu
Marine
Engineering
Indian Institute of Technology,

Madras, Tamil Nadu
Electronics and
Telecommunication Engineering
Chemical
Engineering
Bangalore Institute of Technology,

Mr Bhuvan Gupta
Mr Janapareddy Nanaji
Agricultural
Engineering
Muthayammal Engineering
College, Namakkal, TN
Chemical
Engineering
Beant College of Engineering

and Technology, Gurdaspur,
Punjab
Mr Aman Jain
Mr Kamran Akhter

Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh

Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh
Chemical
Engineering
Agricultural
Engineering
S R K R Engineering College
Bhimavaram, AP
Mr G T Harsha
Aerospace
Engineering
Siddaganga Institute of
Technology, Tumkur, Karnataka
S R K R Engineering College
Bhimavaram, AP
Aerospace
Engineering
Presentation of Trophies, Prizes and Awards at the Twenty-first IEI Convocation

(Contd. from page 8)
In addition to above awardees, a host of Technician/Senior Technician members were also honoured during the Twenty-first IEI Convocation held
at Thiruvananthapuram on October 20, 2013, the details of which are given : Ms Suman Kumari (S'12) Second Highest Marks [Section A (Diploma),
Institution Prize and Suman Sharma Award]; Mr Dharmendra Kishore Bhardwaj (S'12) Highest Marks in Civil Engineering [Section B, Institution
Prize and Bhupesh Nandi and Rekha Nandi Award (S'12)]; Mr Ravikant Kumar (S'12) Highest Marks in Electrical Engineering [Section B, Institution
Prize]; Mr Dev Singh (S'12) Highest Marks in Textile Engineering [Section B, Institution Prize]; Mr Hemant Pandey (W'12) Highest Marks [Section
A (Diploma), Institution Prize]; Mr Desai Ravindra Pandurang (W'12) Second Highest Marks [Section A (Diploma), Institution Prize]; Ms Ramankulath
Chythannya Ramakrishnan (W'12) Second Highest Marks [Section A (Diploma), Suman Sharma Award]; Mr Sumanta Maharana (W'12) Highest
Marks in Materials and Metallurgical Engineering [Section B, Institution Prize]; Mr Ganesh Kisan Toke (W'12) Highest Marks in Production
Engineering [Section B, Institution Prize]; Mr Raghavendra M R (W'12) Highest Marks in Electronics and Communication Engineering (PGDM)
(Glasgow Auld Students' Award).
IMPLEMENTATION OF IVRS AT IEI HQS

In order to give better and prompt service to our T/ST and other members, the Institution has implemented Interactive Voice Response
System (IVRS) at its Headquarters.
Existing T/ST/Corporate members of the Institution interested to know the roll number/examination results/payment details or any other
queries related to Examination/Membership may dial the number 033 4015 5400.
Members are to key-in 7 digit membership number and first 11 digits of the reference number received through sms or letter from IEI (as
applicable) and follow the instruction as sounded by the system.
News from IEI Technicians Chapters

Asansol
Asansol Technicians' Chapter conducted a committee
meeting during the period April 2013-September 2013.
Durgapur
Durgapur Technicians' Chapter conducted the election of
the Executive Committee and the Annual General Meeting
during the period April 2013-September 2013. Mr Bholanath
Karmakar and Mr Raja Bhattacharyya were elected as
Chairman and Honorary Secretary of the Chapter,
respectively. The Chapter also conducted six committee
meetings, celebration of Engineers Day, one lecture, nine
short-term courses and six film shows and also a get-together.
A section of Technician/Senior Technician members attending the

Annual General Meeting

respectively. The Chapter also conducted two committee
meetings, one paper meeting on 'Sustainable Energy
Solution' and also an interactive session.
Kanpur
The Annual General Meeting in progress
Jamshedpur
During the period April 2013-September 2013, Jamshedpur
Technicians' Chapter conducted three committee meetings,
three lectures, three short-term courses, two group
discussions, one quiz competition, two technical visits, three
film shows and two get-together.
Kanpur Technicians' Chapter conducted the election of the

Executive Committee and the Annual General Meeting
where Ms Pratibha Yadav and Mr Manoj Jha were elected
as Chairman and Honorary Secretary of the Chapter,
respectively. The Chapter also conducted three committee
meetings, five lectures, namely (i) Industrial Application
for Material Science, (ii) Electronics Transistor, (iii) AC
Three-phase, (iv) Utility and Application of Remote Sensing
Technology, and (v) Youth Motivation by Swami Vivekanand,
which were delivered by Mr Vivek Asthana, Executive
Engineer, Panki Thermal Power Station, Panki, Kanpur; Mr
Tarique Ahmed, Government Polytechnic, Kanpur; Mr A P
Singh, Lecturer, Government Polytechnic, Kanpur; Mr U S
Yadav, IRDT, Kanpur and Swami Tanmahimanand, R K
Mission, Kanpur, respectively during the period April 2013September 2013. A technical visit to Panki Thermal Power
Station, Panki, Kanpur was also organized by the chapter.
Kota
During the period April 2013-September 2013, Kota
Technicians' Chapter conducted the election of the
Executive Committee and the Annual General Meeting. Mr
Kailash Bhargava, Chairman and Mr Pradeep Bhatnagar,
Honorary Secretary of the Local Centre were present and
delivered their lectures. Ms Rohini Sharma and Ms Sangeeta
Display of a model for technical information
Three display of technical information were also conducted

by the Chapter.
Jharkhand
During the period April 2013-September 2013, Jharkhand
Executive Committee and the Annual General Meeting. Ms
Sunita Soy and Mr Sujit Kumar Singh were elected as
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A view of the dais
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Choudhary were elected as Chairman and Honorary

Secretary of the Chapter, respectively. The Chapter also
conducted a lecture on 'Role of Engineers for Development
of Rural Areas' delivered by Mr Ajay Sharma, Assistant
Professor, Government Engineering College, Jhalawar
(Rajasthan).
Kozhikode
Kozhikode Technicians' Chapter conducted the election of
the Executive Committee and the Annual General Meeting
(attended by 112 Technician/Senior Technician members)
during the period April 2013-September 2013,. Mr M S
Meeting, one lecture on 'Industrial Automation' delivered

by Prof G Gokulkumar, Dean, Latha Mathavan Engineering
College, and ten short-term courses. The technical activities
evoked keen interest amongst all the participants present
on the occasion.
Nashik
Nashik Technicians' Chapter conducted the election of the
Executive Committee and the Annual General Meeting
during the period April 2013-September 2013. Mr Sandeep
Deoram Salve and Mr Akash Suresh Jain were elected as
respectively.
Odisha
During the period April 2013-September 2013, Odisha
Executive Committee and the Annual General Meeting. Prof
(Dr) L K Bisoyi, and Mr P K Giri, Past and Immediate Past
Chairman of the State Centre were present and delivered
their lectures. Mr Nilumohan Mallick and Mr Balakrushna
Dash were elected as Chairman and Honorary Secretary
of the Chapter, respectively. The Chapter also organised
Mr M S Joseph delivering his speech
Joseph, Chairman of the Local Centre, delivered his lecture

on the occasion. Mr Anand V M and Mr Syed Mishal P M
were elected as Chairman and Honorary Secretary of the
Chapter, respectively.
Maharashtra
A view of the dais during the progress of the Annual General Meeting
During the period April 2013-September 2013, Maharashtra

Executive Committee and the Annual General Meeting. Mr
Anup Kumar Anand and Ms Shital Tanhaji Arote were
elected as Chairman and Honorary Secretary of the
Chapter, respectively. The Chapter also organised three
committee meetings, one lecture on 'Skill Development of
Budding Engineers' delivered by Mr Umesh S Kumar, one
workshop on 'Tutorial for LINUX on UBUNTU' and two film
shows. All technical activities were attended by a large
number of Technician/Senior Technician members besides
other professionals.
four committee meetings, six lectures, namely, (i)

Application for Solar Photovoltaics in Rural Electrification,
(ii) Increase in Water Use Efficiency - Need of the Hour,
(iii) Design and Analysis of SPV Diesel Hybrid System for
Remote Area, (iv) Micro Irrigation in B-C-B and MEGA Lift,
(v) Energy Conservation in India - Approaches and
Challenges, and (vi) Making of an Underground Hydro
Power Station delivered by Dr Sayed Majid Ali, Mr R N Muni,
Dr A K Rout, Mr L K Tripathy, Mr D K Sahoo and Mr S K
Mohanty, respectively.
Madurai
During the period April 2013-September 2013, Pune

Executive Committee, where Mr Shashank Kand and Mr
Ganesh Dahale were elected as Chairman and Honorary
Secretary of the Chapter, respectively.
During the period April 2013-September 2013, Madurai

Technicians' Chapter conducted the Annual General
Pune
Tamilnadu
A lecture is in progress
During the period April 2013-September 2013, Tamilnadu

Technicians' Chapter celebrated the Engineers' Day on 15
Sep 2013. On this auspicious occasion, the Chapter
organized a lecture on 'Frugal Engineering - Achieving More
with Fewer Resources'. Dr M Rajaram, Vice Chancellor of
Anna University, Chennai was the Chief Guest on the
occasion and delivered thought-provoking lecture.
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THE INSTITUTION EXAMINATIONS

Summer 2014
The Summer 2014 Examinations of IEI shall be conducted
in 65 examination centres both in India and abroad during
June 7-13, 2014 as per the Programme printed on pages
15-17. Both the Section A (Diploma and Non-diploma
schemes) and the Section B Examinations shall be held as
per the Programme.
Applications submitted during the period mentioned
hereunder shall only be considered for Summer 2014
Examinations:
Candidates not appeared at
Winter 2013 Examination
From February 17 to
March 21, 2014
Candidates appeared at
Winter 2013 Examination
From March 22 to
April 21, 2014
A candidate shall not be allowed to appear in the following

schemes exceeding the number of subjects as mentioned
against each scheme:
Section A (Non-diploma)
Section A (Diploma)
Section B
4 subjects
All subjects
4 subjects
Examination Form is available in the Membership Pack as

well as on IEI website www.ieindia.org. The photocopy of
the Examination Form shall be accepted only if copied

clearly on A-4 size bond paper. The Examination Form duly
filled-in should be sent directly to the Headquarters of the
Institution with requisite fee of ` 2000.00 by demand draft.
Submission of Examination Form after the last date shall
be rejected automatically. Plea of ignorance in this respect
shall not be accepted under any circumstance.
In case of non-receipt of the result of Winter 2013
Examinations for any reason whatsoever, candidates should
submit the forms within the stipulated date mentioning the
subjects in order of preference, including the subjects
appeared at the last examination. In such case, the subjects
will be allotted giving preference to the choice of subjects
but excluding the exemptions, if any, and permitting to
appear in the next subject available to them in the sequential
order of subject code. Examination fee shall be refunded
only to passed candidates as per rules.
Time Limit to Carry Forward Subject Exemptions
A candidate shall be required to pass the Institution
Examination within a specific period as mentioned
hereunder :
Section A : 6 years
Section B : 6 years
GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE INSTITUTION EXAMINATIONS

n Only one form should be submitted. Submission of
more than one form may cause automatic rejection of
applications. Fee will not be refunded or adjusted for
submission of duplicate Examination Form. Telephone/
Mobile number and e-mail, if any, should be quoted in the
Examination Application Form. No covering letter is
necessary for submission of the form.
n Each application, accompanied by exact Examination
Fee (` 2000.00) for admission to the examination, should
reach on or before the last date of submission of forms.
Examination fee once paid is neither refundable nor transferable
to the subsequent examination or to any other account.
n Examination Fee (`
` 2000.00) should be paid by
online through credit card or by demand draft. Please
avoid sending more that one draft and also any other
fee along with the Examination Fee. Do not staple the
draft along with the letter/examination form. Use gems clip
or pin only.
n Forms are to be sent only to the Secretary & Director
General, The Institution of Engineers (India), 8 Gokhale
Road, Kolkata 700 020, and also accompany the fee by
draft drawn on Bank at Kolkata in favour of The Institution
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of Engineers (India). Particulars of the draft/online

payment should be mentioned in the form at appropriate
place.
n Name and membership number of the candidate
must be mentioned on reverse side of the draft.
n Candidates intend to appear in Section A/Section B must
use the Examination Application Form given in the Enrolment
Pack or available on the website www.ieindia.org.
n
All payments must be made directly to the
Headquarters at Kolkata by online through credit card
or by demand draft only. Cheques, IPOs, money orders
are not accepted.
n The details of passing Sections A and B Examinations
or exemption therefrom should be stated clearly in the
Examination Form with the grade of membership.
n
A candidate should mention the correct code
numbers of the examination centres, branch and
subject(s) in which s/he desires to appear in the
Examination Application Form. Wrong code numbers of
centres, branch or subject(s), if mentioned in the form, will
automatically result in allotment of the centre or branch or
subject(s) to which those code numbers belong.
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n Re-appearance in subject(s) in which a candidate has

already secured exemption(s) will be considered as
cancelled. The previous exemption(s) stand valid.
n Candidates should normally select the examination
centre within the jurisdiction of their respective State/
Local Centre. In exceptional circumstances, candidates
may be permitted to appear from the Centres outside the
jurisdiction of their State Centres provided they enclose
with their Examination Forms the satisfactory evidence of
their being required to appear from other Centres. No
application for a change of Examination Centre will be
entertained after the last date of submission of application
forms. Appearance from a different centre, without the
prior approval of Headquarters in writing, shall be
considered as irregular.
n Technician members, who have not paid composite
subscription, will not be permitted to appear in the
examination.
n Candidates elected as Senior Technician/Technician
members can appear in the immediate next examination
after their election, as per fixation of term of examination
given on page 4 subject to timely submission of their
examination forms with requisite fee.
n A candidate should also mention in the Examination
Application Form her/his roll number, year and month in
which s/he has passed Section A Examination.
n No candidate shall be allowed to appear at the
examination without the Valid Identity Card. A candidate,
who has not yet applied for Identity Card, is required to
apply and collect the same before the commencement of
examination.
n A Corporate Member desirous to appear in additional
subject is expected to apply for an Identity Card, duly filled in
and attested by a Corporate Member, enclosing a demand
draft of ` 150/- at least two months prior to examination. Such
candidates are expected to apply for registration of Section B
Examination in the prescribed format [printed in Volume I:
Rules The Institution Examinations (page 39, Appendix
VI)] or can be downloaded from www.ieindia.org, and send
along with registration fee of ` 4500.00 (US $ 300 for
overseas candidates) by demand draft. The application with
fee must be sent at least three months prior to the
commencement of examination.
n A Corporate Member, who has already passed Sections
A and B Examinations or is exempted therefrom, will only
be permitted to appear in any one additional branch of
engineering in Section B, in which Section B examinations
are being conducted at present, on payment of examination
fee of ` 2,000.00 or US $ 150 (as applicable) in each
examination subject to fulfilling the requirement as per rules.
n The candidates, who passed Section B Examination in
one branch in revised scheme shall be eligible to claim
exemption in common subject(s) of same nomenclature in
the additional branch, provided they secure Grade C or

higher grade in such subject(s).
n A Corporate Member, who has already passed Sections
A and B Examinations or is exempted therefrom, will only be
permitted to appear in additional subject(s) of Section A or
Section B on payment of an examination fee of ` 500.00 per
subject. The grade secured in the additional subject(s) will
not be added to the original pass result of Section A or Section
B under any circumstance.
n
Request for change of subject(s) shall not be
entertained after submission of Examination Form.
n The Institution reserves the right to reject incomplete
or illegible examination forms without any reference to the
candidates.
n The charge of ` 150.00 for processing the examination
form shall be deducted while refunding the examination
fee. Balance examination fee will not be adjusted to any
other account.
n Any candidate, who is not eligible to appear at the
Institution Examinations, will be intimated duly assigning the
reason for rejection of his/her examination form.
n Certain requests such as acknowledgement of receipt
of examination form, subsequent corrections in the form,
despatch of grade card/marksheet to a temporary address,
revaluation of answerscript, award of grace marks, etc shall
not be entertained.
n A candidate, whose name does not appear in the List of
Candidates provided to an Examination Centre, will not be
allowed to appear at the examination from that Centre.
n In case a candidate claims that in spite of submitting
an examination form in conformity with Rule, s/he has
neither been provided with Admission Card nor provided
any information about the rejection of her/his application,
s/he can submit a fresh examination form along with a
demand draft of ` 1500.00, with photocopies of her/his
original examination form, details of the demand draft and
a copy of the postal receipt, to the Officer-in-Charge for
provisional appearance in the examination. In case the
candidates claim is found to be not in order, the fee
deposited by him/her shall be forfeited and his/her
appearance shall be treated as irregular.
n
Mobile and programmable calculator are not
permissible in the Examination Hall. Nonprogrammable calculator, however, is permitted in the
Examination Hall.
n For correspondence in regard to any examination,
candidates should always mention the membership grade
and number, examination in which they appeared, the
centre of examination and roll number, phone/mobile
number and e-mail ID, if any, for quicker response.
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PROGRAMME OF SUMMER 2014 EXAMINATION

SECTION A
DAY (DATE OF SESSION
EXAMINATION)
FIRST DAY
FN
(SATURDAY)
NON-DIPLOMA
SCHEME
DIPLOMA
SCHEME
AN 201
Fundamentals of
Design and
Manufacturing
AD 301
Fundamentals of
Design and
Manufacturing
07.06.2014
FN
CHEMICAL
ENGINEERING
(BRANCH CODE 04)
AR 411
Soil Mechanics and
Foundation Engineering
CH 411
Mass Transfer Operations
AR 421
Ekistics
AN 202
Material Science
and Engineering
AD 302
Material Science
and Engineering
(SUNDAY)
CH 412
Heat Transfer Operations
AR 433
Interior Design
CH 422
Biochemical Engineering
CH 432
Petrochemical
Engineering
AN
AN 203
Computing and
Informatics
AD 303
Computing and
Informatics
(MONDAY)
09.06.2014
CH 431
Polymer Materials and
Technology
AR 432
Mapping a Thesis Project
FOURTH DAY
FN
AN 204
Society and
Environment
AD 304
Society and
Environment
AN
AR 404
Building Services
CH 404
Transport
Phenomena
CV 404
Geotechnical and
Foundation Engineering
AR 413
Theory of Structures
AN
AN 206
Engineering Physics
and Chemistry
AR 405
Quantity Surveying,
Specifications, Contracts
and Valuation
FN
AN 207
Engineering Drawing
and Graphics
CH 413/423
Mechanical Operations
CH 433
Industrial Pollution
and Control
12.06.2014
SEVENTH DAY
AN
AN 208
Electronics and
Instrumentation
CV 423
Air Pollution and Its Control
CH 405
Chemical Engineering
Thermodynamics
AR 406
CH 406
Surveying, Building
Chemical Process Principles
Construction and Materials
CH 414
AR 414
Fluid Mechanics
Prestressed and Precast
CH 424
Concrete Structures
Chemical Process Technology
AR 434
CH 434
Computer Graphics
Fertilizer Technology
CV 405
Water Resources Systems
CV 406
Principles of Geoinformatics
CV 414
Structural Dynamics
CV 424/434
Design of Water and
Wastewater Treatment
Systems
FN
AN 209
Engineering
Mathematics
AR 415
Structural Design
CH 415/425/435
Instrumentation and Control
CV 415
Seismic Design of Structures
CV 435
Construction Management Systems
AN
AN 210
Electrical Science
AR 407
Architectural Design
CH 407
Chemical Engineering
Equipment Design
CV 407
Analysis and Design of Structures
(FRIDAY)
13.06.2014
Forenoon Session : IST 1000 h 1300 h
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CV 413
Design of Steel Structures
CV 433
Town Planning and
Urban Development
11.06.2014
SIXTH DAY
CV 422
Environmental Engineering Processes and Management
CV 403
Civil Engineering Materials and
Construction Practices
(WEDNESDAY)
(THURSDAY)
CV 412
Design of RCC and
Prestressed Concrete Structures
CH 403
Chemical Reaction
Engineering
AN 205
Mechanical Science
FN
FIFTH DAY
CV 432
Traffic and Transportation
Systems
AR 403
History of Architecture
(TUESDAY)
10.06.2014
CV 421
Principles of Environmental
Engineering
IC 402
Engineering Management
AR 422
Town Planning and
Landscape Architecture
AN
CV 411
Advanced Structural Analysis
CV 425
Waste Management and
Environmental Impact Assessment
AR 412
Construction Technology
THIRD DAY
CIVIL
ENGINEERING
(BRANCH CODE 05)
CV 431
Transportation Engineering
AR 423
Climatology
08.06.2014
FN
CH 421
Fuels and Combustion
AR 431
Professional Practice
AN
SECOND DAY
SECTION B
ARCHITECTURAL
ENGINEERING
(BRANCH CODE 03)
Afternoon Session : IST 1430 h 1730 h
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SECTION B
EXAMINATION)
FIRST DAY
FN
COMPUTER SCIENCE
AND ENGINEERING
(BRANCH CODE 06)
ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERING
(BRANCH CODE 07)
ELECTRONICS AND
COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
(BRANCH CODE 08)
MECHANICAL
ENGINEERING
(BRANCH CODE 11)
CP 411
Graph Theory and
Combinatorics
EL 411
Energy Systems
EC 411
Broadcast and Television
Engineering
MC 423
Analysis and Synthesis of
Mechanisms and Machines
EC 421
Digital Hardware Design
MC 431
Manufacturing Science
EC 431
Sensors and Transducers
MC 411
Refrigeration and
Air-conditioning
CP 421
Parallel Processing
(SATURDAY)
07.06.2014
AN
FN
CP 431
Pattern Recognition and
Image Processing
CP 415
Database Management
Systems
CP 435
Software Engineering
SECOND DAY
(SUNDAY)
EL 421
Advanced Aspects of
Electrical Machines
EL 431
Control Theory
AN
EL 434
Instrumentation Systems
09.06.2014
FOURTH DAY
AN
MC 413
Non-conventional Energy Systems
MC 433
Tool and Die Design
CP 412/422
Computer Networks
CP 432
Theory of Computation
EL 412/422/432
Power Electronics
EC 413
Microwave Engineering
MC 412
Power Plant Engineering
EC 423
IC Design Techniques
MC 422
Optimisation-Theory and Applications
EC 433
Biomedical Electronics
MC 432
Computer Aided Manufacturing
FN
CP 403
Data Structures
EL 403
Power Systems
EC 403
Communication Engineering
MC 403
Mechanics of Solids
AN
CP 404
Programming Languages
EL 404
Circuit and Field Theory
EC 404
Circuit Theory and Control
MC 434
Manufacturing Automation
EC 435
Control Systems
MC 404
Mechanics of Fluids
(TUESDAY)
10.06.2014
EC 432
Industrial Instrumentation and
Computer Control
IC 402
FN
(MONDAY)
MC 421
Design of Mechanical Systems
EC 425
Software Engineering
EL 424
Electrical Power Utilisation
08.06.2014
THIRD DAY
EC 415
Computer Networks and
Communication
EL 414
Power System
Performance
EL 413
High Voltage Engineering
and Power Apparatus
FN
CP 413/423/433
Operating Systems
FIFTH DAY
EL 423
Electrical Drives
EL 433
Process Control Systems
(WEDNESDAY)
11.06.2014
SIXTH DAY
CP 405
Pulse and Digital Circuits
EL 405
Electrical Machines
FN
CP 406
Computer Architecture
EL 406
Measurements and Control
EC 406
Electronic Circuits
MC 406
Manufacturing Technology
AN
CP 425
Microprocessors and
Microcontrollers
EL 415/425/435
Microprocessors and
Microcontrollers
EC 405
Microprocessors and
Microcontrollers
MC 405
Thermal Science and Engineering
EC 414
Optical and
Satellite Communication
MC 414
Internal Combustion Engines
CP 414
Artificial Intelligence
SEVENTH DAY
MC 415
Turbomachinery
MC 425
Computer Aided Engineering Design
MC 435
Production Management
AN
(THURSDAY)
12.06.2014
EC 412
Radar and Antenna Engineering
FN
(FRIDAY)
EC 422
Pulse and Digital Circuits
MC 424
Design of Machine Tools
EC 424
Solid State Physics and
Semiconductor Devices
CP 424/434
Computer Graphics
EC 434
Signal Processing
13.06.2014
AN
CP 407
Systems Analysis and
Design
EL 407
Design of Electrical
Systems
EC 407
Design of Electronic Devices
and Circuits
MC 407
Design of
Machine Elements
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SECTION B
MATERIALS AND
EXAMINATION)
METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING
(BRANCH CODE 12)
FIRST DAY
FN
MM 411
Mineral Engineering
AN
MM 432
Welding and Allied Processes
(SATURDAY)
07.06.2014
SECOND DAY
FN
(SUNDAY)
MM 412
Fuels, Furnaces and Refractories
MM 422
Electrometallurgy and Corrosion
08.06.2014
MINING
ENGINEERING
(BRANCH CODE 13)
MN 411
Advanced Mine Ventilation
PR 421
Facility Planning, Design and
Maintenance
MN 431
Advanced Rock
Mechanics
PR 431
Materials Management
MN 412
Environmental Pollution and
Control in Mines
MN 422
Economics of Mining
Enterprises
THIRD DAY
09.06.2014
FOURTH DAY
AN
MM 421/431
Polymer Materials and
Technology
PR 413
Tool and Die Design
TX 431
Advanced Chemical
Processing and Finishing
MN 414/434
Mine Surveying
TX 412
Modern Yarn Production and
Control Systems
PR 412/432
Computer Aided
Manufacturing
PR 422
Project Management
TX 422
Non-woven, Knitting and
Industrial Fabrics
TX 432
Garment Technology
PR 403
Mechanics of Solids
TX 403
Textile Fibres and Testing
AN
MM 404
Extractive Metallurgy
MN 404
Exploitation of Mineral Deposits
PR 404
Manufacturing Automation
TX 404
Yarn Manufacture
FN
MM 413
Ferrous Extractive Metallurgy
MM 423/433
Advanced Physical Metallurgy
11.06.2014
AN
MM 405
Mechanical Behaviour of
Materials
FN
MM 406
Physical Metallurgy
SIXTH DAY
(THURSDAY)
AN
FN
(FRIDAY)
13.06.2014
AN
MM 414
Non-ferrous Extractive
Metallurgy
MM 424
Materials Characterisation
MM 434
Foundry Engineering
MM 415
Instrumentation and Control
MM 425
Ceramic Materials
MM 435
Mechanical Working Processes
MM 407
Metallurgical Design
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PR 425
Work Study and Ergonomics
MN 403
Mining Geology and
Development of
Mineral Deposits
(WEDNESDAY)
SEVENTH DAY
TX 421
Advanced Fabric
Manufacture and Design
MM 403
Metallurgical Thermodynamics and
Kinetics
10.06.2014
12.06.2014
TX 411
Advanced Yarn Manufacture
FN
(TUESDAY)
FIFTH DAY
TEXTILE
ENGINEERING
(BRANCH CODE 15)
IC 402
FN
(MONDAY)
PR 411
Manufacturing Science
MN 421
Mine Systems Engineering
MN 432
Advanced Methods of Mining
AN
PRODUCTION
ENGINEERING
(BRANCH CODE 14)
MN 413
Electrical Equipment and
Instrumentation in Mines
MN 423
Geostatistics
PR 423/433
Quality Management
MN 433
Mine Planning and Excavation
MN 405
Mining Machinery and
Material Handling
MN 406
Mine Ventilation and
Environmental Hazards
MN 424
Quality, Reliability and Safety
in Mines
MN 415/425/435
Mine Management and
Legislation
MN 407
Geomechanics and
Mine Design
TX 413/423
Engineering Design of
Textile Structures
TX 433
Chemistry and Technology of
Man-made Fibres
PR 405
Production Management
TX 405
Fabric Manufacture and Design
PR 406
Manufacturing Technology
TX 406
Chemical Processing and
Finishing
TX 414/424
PR 415
Textile Machinery and Maintenance
Inspection and Product Control
TX 434
PR 424/434
Operations Research
Energy Conservation,
Environmental and
Pollution Control
PR 414
Design of Machine Tools
TX 415/425/435
Mill Organisation,
Process Economics and
Quality Control
PR 435
Operations Planning and Control
PR 407
Design of Machine Elements
TX 407
Design and Mechanisms of
Textile Machines
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IEI EXAMINATION CENTRES

Until further notification, the Institutions Examinations will be conducted at the following locations with the scheme/s
as stated below.
Centre
Code
Place
Scheme/s
001
KATHMANDU
462
BHOPAL
002
ABU DHABI
482
JABALPUR
003
BAHARAIN
490
BHILAI
004
DOHA
492
RAIPUR
Only Section AD
005
KUWAIT
500
HYDERABAD
110
DELHI
516
KADAPA
121
FARIDABAD
517
TIRUPATI
All Schemes
Only Section AD
All Schemes
132
KARNAL
520
VIJAYAWADA
Only Section A
141
LUDHIANA
530
VISAKHAPATNAM
160
CHANDIGARH
All Schemes
560
BENGALURU
171
SHIMLA
570
MYSORE
180
JAMMU
Only Section AD
580
DHARWAD
190
SRINAGAR
All Schemes
600
CHENNAI
201
GHAZIABAD
607
NEYVELI
202
ALIGARH
Only Section AD
Only Section A
620
TIRUCHIRAPALLI
208
KANPUR
625
MADURAI
211
ALLAHABAD
641
COIMBATORE
226
LUCKNOW
673
KOZHIKODE
231
ANPARA
Only Section AD
682
KOCHI
247
ROORKEE
All Schemes
695
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM
302
JAIPUR
700
KOLKATA
324
KOTA
713
DURGAPUR
721
KHARAGPUR
735
JALPAIGURI
744
PORT BLAIR
751
BHUBANESWAR
769
ROURKELA
Section A
Section B (CV, CP,
EL, MC, EC, MN)
781
GUWAHATI
799
AGARTALA
All Schemes
Only Section AD
800
PATNA
831
JAMSHEDPUR
834
RANCHI
All Schemes
Only Section AD
All Schemes
All Schemes
Only Section AD
342
JODHPUR
380
AHMEDABAD
All Schemes
390
VADODARA
400
MUMBAI
Only Section AD
All Schemes
403
GOA
Only Section AD
407
BELAPUR
411
PUNE
422
NASHIK
431
AURANGABAD
440
NAGPUR
452
INDORE
Centre
Code
Place
All Schemes
Only Section AD
All Schemes
Only Section AD
Scheme/s
All Schemes
Only Section AD
All Schemes
Only Section AD
All Schemes
All Schemes
All Schemes
All Schemes
Section A means both the Diploma and the Non-Diploma Streams; Section AD means Section
A (Diploma Stream); All Schemes mean both Section A and Section B.
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Study Material of Compulsory Subjects for Section B Examination of IEI

After successful implementation of publishing study materials of four common subjects of Section A (Non-diploma)
and Section A (Diploma) stream, IEI embarked upon preparing the study materials of compulsory subjects of Section
B examinations in Civil, Computer Science and Engineering, Electrical, Electronics and Communication, and Mechanical
Engineering. IEI has alredy crossed one more milestone by publishing study materials on the following four subjects of
Section B in Computer Science and Engineering and one subject of Civil Engineering as per prescribed syllabus:
1 Data Structures (CP 403)
2 Programming Languages (CP 404)
3 Computer Architecture (CP 406)
4 Systems Analysis and Design (CP 407)
...........................................................
5 Water Resources Systems (CV 405)
Interested candidates may submit the following prescribed proforma duly filled-in with requisite fee (` 650.00 for each
subject inclusive of postage). On receipt, the study material will be sent to the candidates at the recorded address by
courier/speed post as applicable.
The preparation of study material in other subjects is also in progress. The details will be communicated to all Technician/
Senior Technician members in due course of time.
............................................................................................................................................................................................
".
".
EEA/ED/COC/105
Date:
Mr Alok Basu
Deputy Director (EEA)
The Institution of Engineers (India)
8, Gokhale Road, Kolkata 700020
Dear Sir,
Please arrange to send the study material ( mark) of following subject(s) of Section B Examination :
Data Structures (CP 403)
Programming Languages (CP 404)
Computer Architecture (CP 406)
Systems Analysis and Design (CP 407)
........................................................
5 Water Resources Systems (CV 405)
I enclose a demand draft of `650.00 (for one subject) / `1300.00 (for two subjects) / `1950.00/ (for three subjects) and
`2600.00-/ (for four subjects) in favour of The Institution of Engineers (India) payable at Kolkata for this purpose. My particulars
are given below :
Name
:
Membership No.
:
Mailing Address
:
..
..
..
E-mail
:
..
Mobile No.
:
..
Signature of the Applicant
Enclo: Demand Draft No ........
with date
drawn on.............................................., dated..............................
Membership No:
S............................................................................................................................................................................
Subject
CP 403
CP 404
CP 406
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Name and Address : ................................................................................................

(in Block Letters) ...................................................................................................
CP 407
..................................................................................................
CV 405
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REVISED PROFORMA FOR REGISTRATION OF SECTION B

Dear Sir,
I am sending the application for Registration of Section B duly filled-in with demand draft for ` 4500/- (US$ 300 for
overseas candidates). The fee includes ` 1500/- for upgradation of ST/T member after passing of Section B Examination,
to the grade of AMIE, including the fee for Photo Identity Card for Associate Member. The information provided by me in
the application are correct to the best of my knowledge. [Fee for Registration of Section B for Associate Members/
Members/Fellows is ` 3000.00 (US $ 200 for overseas candidates)].
1. Name and Membership No
2. Passed Section A in
3.
with Roll No.

Code No. of Optional
Subjects Chosen
Choice of Engineering
Branch (Code No. only)
Bank Draft No.
dated
Full signature of the candidate with date

for Rs
CERTIFICATE OF ENGAGEMENT
(To be filled-in by the Engineer under whom the candidate is working)

1. Name of the organization (in BLOCK letters)
2. Address of the organization (in BLOCK letters)
3. Nature of the organization (mark in the relevant box) :
Public Sector Undertaking
Govt. Deptt.
Company
Research Organisation
Firm
Statutory Body
Statutory Body
4. Nature of activities of the organization

5. No of Employees
I certify that Shri/Ms who has passed Section A Examination
of The Institution of Engineers (India), is engaged/receiving training in this organization under me since..............
as................................................ (designation). His date of appointment is...........................
.....................................................................................................................................
Full Signature of the Certifying Engineer & Date
SEAL OF THE
ORGANISATION
Designation...................................................
Membership No. FIE/MIE/AMIE/AIE.................
Specimen Signature of the

applicant
(Preferably in English)
The signature should not touch the
box (Use black ink only)
Name (in Capital Letter)
Membership No.
Signature (preferably in English) with date
Note : The photograph and signature are to be verified by the supporter, who must be a Corporate Member in the grade of FIE/MIE/AMIE only.
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APPLICATION FORMAT FOR EXAMINATION

RE-REGISTRATION/PREMATURE RE-REGISTRATION
The Director (EEA)
8, Gokhale Road
Kolkata 700 020
For Office Use Only
Dear Sir,
You are requested to consider my application for Examination Re-registration for Section A/Section B Examination. I give below the
following factual information as () marked in the appropriate box :
1.
My six-year period to pass Section A/Section B Examination in Revised Scheme was

expired in Winter ________ Examination.
2.
I passed Section A Examination in Summer/Winter ..........................
3.
I wish to apply for premature examination re-registration*.
Candidates submitting this application format before expiry of six-year stipulated period will be considered for premature examination
re-registration.
4.
My membership grade and no. is
I also hereby agree that exemption in subject(s) secured during the stipulated period of six years in Section A/Section B Examination shall
be forfeited once my application for Examination Re-registration/Premature Re-registration is accepted by the Institution. I shall not claim in
future to carry forward such exemptions.
Full Name (block letters)
____________________________________________________________________________
Recorded Address (block letters) :
____________________________________________________________________________
(For change of Address see overleaf)
_____________________________________________________________ Pin __________

Phone/Mobile _____________________e-mail _____________________________________
___________________________________
Full Signature of Candidate with Date
Enclosure : As tick () marked below :

I am enclosing following documents for your kind consideration [tick () appropriate box] :
Demand Draft of ` 2,500/- (US $ 200 for overseas candidates) (Draft No ...........................................) in favour of The Institution of
Engineers (India), payable at Kolkata for Examination Re-registration.
Demand Draft of ` 150/- (US $ 10 for overseas candidates) (Draft No ...............................................) in favour of The Institution of
Engineers (India), payable at Kolkata for change of address along with filled-in application form.
Copy of my Section A pass marksheet/ grade card (for Section B candidates only).
Copy of my Identity Card.
Note : 1. Submission of application form with fee be made so as to reach at the headquarters of the Institution latest by 10 April for Summer
Examination and 10 October for Winter Examination.
2. Candidates for Section B must submit Registration Form for Section B (proforma available on the website) with requisite fee.
Name : _____________________________________
Membership Grade and No. :____________________
Specimen Signature
of the Applicant
(in English only)
Passport size
photograph to be pasted
here (do not sign on the
photograph)
The signature should not touch the box
(Use black ink only)
Supporter : Verified the photograph and signature of the applicant

Name (in Capital)
_______________________________________
Membership No.
Signature (in English only) with date
F/M/AM_______________
_____________________________________
Note 1 : The photograph and signature are to be verified by the supporter, who must be a Corporate Member in the grade of FIE/MIE/AMIE only.
Note 2 : For change of address, if required, please fill-up the proforma printed on the next page with separate Demand Draft as mentioned above.
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CHANGE OF ADDRESS
In case of any change in recorded address, fill up the proforma :
Grade (ST/T)
Membership No.
Check-digit
Name ______________________________________________________________________________________________________
New Address ________________________________________________________________________________________________
(In BLOCK Letters)
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Email ID _____________________________________________________________________ Mobile No. ______________________
PIN CODE _______________________________ Enclosed Bank Draft No. _______________________________________________
Dated ______________________________ of ` 150/- (US $ 10 for overseas candidates) for change of address.
Inspection of Answerscripts of Section A/Section B Examination

The Council at its 673rd meeting held at Kolkata Resolved the following:
The candidates appear in a particular session in Section A/Section B examination may appeal for verification of their
answerscript(s) for arithmetic correction in totaling of marks and any omission/deletion in evaluation within 15 days from
the date of declaration of results at HQs of the Institution on the prescribed proforma as given below with fee of ` 500/per answerscript by demand draft in favour of 'The Institution of Engineers (India)' payable at Kolkata. On receipt of the
request from the candidate with fee, the exact date and time will be informed to the candidate to inspect his/her answerscript
at the HQs of the Institution at his/her own expense. In case any candidate fails to appear to inspect his/her answerscript(s)
at the given date and time, no further opportunity shall be given for inspection of answerscript(s). It is further clarified that
re-verification of answerscript shall not tantamount to revaluation of answerscript. This is only a process of re-verification
by the candidate.
Dr A K Gupta, Director (EEA)
8, Gokhale Road, Kolkata 700020
Date:.
INSPECTION OF ANSWERSCRIPT(S)
1.
Name of the Candidate : ...............................................................................................................................
2.
Membership No.
4.
Name(s) of Subject(s) : ................................................................................................................................
5.
Mailing Address : .............................................................................................................................................
6.
E-mail Id
7.
Mobile No./Landline No. : ...............................................................................................................................
: ............................................................. 3. Roll No. ................................................
: ............................................................................................................................................
Enclosed please find a demand draft no. ......................dated ......................... for Rs........................ drawn on
................................................................... (Bank) in favour of 'The Institution of Engineers (India)', payable at Kolkata.
Signature of the Candidate with Date
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EXAMINATION RE-REGISTRATION AFTER

EXPIRY OF SIX YEARS IN WINTER 2013 EXAMINATION
As per Clause 8.7 of Examination Rules printed in Vol. 1 (Rules and Syllabi), the prescribed period for passing Section A or
Section B Examination is six years. Candidates, who would be unsuccessful in Section A or in Section B Examination after
the expiry of six years period with Winter 2013 Examination, are eligible to apply for Examination Re-registration.
Before applying for Examination Re-registration (Format is given on page 23-24), Candidates are advised to read the
following carefully:
1 Candidates, who would be unsuccessful to pass Section A Examination in six years, shall be permitted to appear in
Section A Examination. Subject(s) exemption(s) secured during six years, if any, shall be forfeited. They would be required to
pass Section A Examination afresh as per the revised scheme within the stipulated period of another six years.
2 Candidates, who have already passed Section A Examination but would fail to pass Section B Examination in six years
shall be permitted to appear afresh in Section B Examination in revised scheme retaining their Section A status. They
would be required to apply for Registration of Section B on the prescribed proforma (printed in Vol I: Rules on page 39)
with a demand draft of ` 4500.00 (US $ 300 for overseas candidates), in addition to a demand draft of ` 2500.00
(US $ 200 for overseas candidates) for Examination Re-registration with filled-in prescribed format. In case of Associate
Members/Members/Fellow appearing in additional branch, the fee for Registration of Section B will be ` 3000/- (US $ 200
for overseas candidates). In such cases, subject(s) exemption(s) secured during six years, if any, shall be forfeited and
they would need to pass Section B Examination afresh as per the revised scheme within the stipulated period of another
six years. Also, they would be required to do project work and laboratory experiments during the six-year period of
Examination Re-registration.
3 n
Candidates, under category 1 and 2 above, should apply for Examination Re-registration as per the format (also
available on IEI website) along with the fee of ` 2,500/- (US $ 200 for overseas candidates) by demand draft.
Candidates, under category 2, should also apply for Registration of Section B along with a demand draft of ` 4500/-.
If there is any change in address recorded with the Institution, a separate demand draft of Rs. 150/- (US $ 10 for
overseas candidates) should be sent by the candidate along with the prescribed proforma duly filled-in.
Candidates are advised to apply for the same so as to reach at the Headquarters office latest by April 10,
2014, failing which they will not be eligible to appear in Summer 2014 Examination. However, the six year
validity period shall be counted from Summer 2014 examination.
On receipt of the application for examination re-registration and registration for Section B, as applicable, with
requisite fee, a new identity card shall be issued to all such candidates.
PREMATURE RE-REGISTRATION FOR EXAMINATION
th
The Council, at its 656 meeting, extended the facility for premature re-registration for revised scheme candidates
(Format is given on page **). The eligibility criterion and other details are given hereunder:
l Eligibility: Candidates, who are not in a position to complete Section A/Section B Examination within the remaining
time of stipulated period, are eligible to apply for premature re-registration of examination for another six year
period afresh.
l Condition: Six year period shall be counted from Summer examination of the year in which a candidate submits
his/her application for this purpose.
n For Section A candidates, subject(s) exemption, if any, shall be forfeited.
n For Section B candidates, subject(s) exemption, if any, project work and/or laboratory experiments, if completed,
shall be forfeited. However, the status of Section A will remain unaltered.
n Candidates are advised to apply for the same so as to reach at the Headquarters office latest by
April 10, 2014, failing which they will not be eligible to appear in Summer 2014 Examination.
l How to Apply : Candidates are expected to apply on the prescribed format for Application for Examination Reregistration / Premature Re-registration (available on IEI website) along with a demand draft of ` 2500.00 (US $ 200 for
overseas candidates). In case of Section B candidates, they would also be required to apply for registration of
Section B on the prescribed proforma (printed in Vol 1 : Rules on page 39 and available on IEI website) with a demand
draft of ` 4500.00 (US $ 300 for overseas candidates). In case of Associate Members/Members/Fellow appearing
in additional branch, the fee for Registration of Section B will be ` 3000/- (US $ 200 for overseas candidates).
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Used as a natural resource and reduces flooding, storm

FIGURE 1: Rainwater received at catchment area in upper portion

by using a series of tanks. The stored rainwater may need

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treatments are, thereafter, necessary, depending on the

flooded forests without loosing the income from the used /

FIXATION OF TERM OF EXAMINATION BASED ON DATE OF ENROLMENT

Eligible to appear for the first time in

Winter Examination (same year)

September 1 - February 28/29 (next year)

Summer Examination (next year)

Introduction of Plastic Photo Identity Cards for Associate Members

ONLINE PAYMENT FOR EXAMINATION-RELATED SERVICES

Report on Twenty-first IEI Convocation and Technicians/Students Convention

Dignitaries standing on the dais at the time of invocation

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Lighting the traditional lamp to mark the inauguration of

engineering profession. The education received from the

The Chief Guest then presented the Institution Trophies to

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Third Best Technicians Chapter Award being handed over to the

In addition, the Chief Guest presented the award and prizes

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Maj Gen R K Sanan proposing his vote of thanks

A section of pass-out students attending the convocation ceremony

Earlier, Prof S Radhakrishnan and Mr S R

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papers were based on the abovementioned theme and touched almost

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Ms Vrishali Shashikant Kari

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S N Ghosh Memorial Prize - S12 S N Ghosh Memorial Prize - S12

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