ISSUE #1 September 2008

 THE BEGINNING OF IGEC….2

CAMPUS REPORTER…4

 KNOW YOUR SENIOR…6

IGEC ALUMNI NEWSLETTER
 PLASTIC WASTE MANAGEMENT…8

 ISAA CALENDER…9

A QUATERLY NEWSLETTER CONNECTING ALL IGECIANS

From Editorial Team Letter from ISAA

IGEC Sagar, has shared the fate of the
other educational institution in the
city, the H. S. Gaur University. Both of
them have seen lots of ups and down.
Our university was top most university
of the sate for many years, then came
the phase when departments were
transferred to other universities
because of lack of funds and teaching
staff. Luckily with the university being
declared as the central university
things are looking up.
Similarly IGEC Sagar which
started in a small building went to
become one of the best engineering
colleges, producing quality engineers
thanks to the industrious sprit of our
seniors and the staff. Then there were
days when there was only one teacher
handling the whole department and
year after year the college was
churning out unemployed engineers.
Things are improving now, IGEC
is again on its way up with, new
teachers appointed, funds allocated
and students are getting placed
directly through campus interview.
Hopefully the trend will continue.
We also want to contribute to the
development of our college. We would
like to know what do you the alumni
association can do for IGEC and more
so how you can contribute in making
this vision a reality.
Pl. do take few minutes out for us.
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Fellow Alumni
It brings us immense pleasure to release first ever news letter of our
association. Newsletter has always been an excellent means of
communication and through this we have planned news, views and
achievements of fellow IGGCians and campus.
Inside Newsletter, you can see the contrast between what IGEC
begin with in early 80s and student power in the article by Mr. IS
Rajput (our first batch pass out) to what college is in 2008 as in views
by Mr.Saket Bhatt.(a final year student), The struggle of fellow alumni
and there achievements, articles, cartoons we have tried to put
everything and this will be refined further through your feedback and
participation.
Also with this newsletter we wish to announce a giant leap i.e. the
hosting of our website www.igecalumni.org Please do visit and don't
forget to update your information. Presently only static information is
uploaded, shortly you will be able to login and access plethora of
information including communication through forums. You will be
delighted to see the list of Mapped alumni and will be proud to assert
that an IGEC is well represented in virtually in all major organizations
globally.
We believe ISAA as platform wherein we bring the fraternity together
and miracles will happen. The newsletter and launch of website are
efforts in this direction. Now it’s left to you fellow IGECians to make
the most of this platform and network for betterment of self / fraternity
and campus.
Finally I greet all alumni and invite there active participation in ISAA.
Wishing the best
Sudeep Shrivastava (Secretary ISAA)
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The begining of IGGEC Sagar

The following article has been contributed by Mr. I S Rajput of 1987 batch

Sagar City has long been the center of quality education, with its famous university setup by Dr. Hari Singh Gaur, but it was
missing an institute for quality technical education. On other hand other cities of MP like Rewa, Ujjain, Vidisha and Bilaspur
(with much lower population), were already having engineering colleges. For many years students of Sagar University and a
technical school in Sagar were raising the demand for it from time to time.

During the 1977-79, then Education Minister of MP Sh. Laxmi Narayan Yadav took the initiative and completed most of the
formalities for opening of Engg. College at Sagar. During the year 1980-81, then Chief Minister Sh. Arjun Singh declared the
opening of college.

Initially it was started in Hostel of B. Ed. College near Tilli Gaon, later on some of the private buildings were hired for hostel
facility (like Parashar building, Chouhan building and Raman building etc.)

The opening of College (then Govt. Engg. College Sagar) was done in 1981 with Civil branch having intake capacity of 40
seats. The initial batch after passing first year was transferred to other colleges of the state, according to their choice,
because of lack of infrastructural facilities needed for higher classes.

After passing of first year exam, the second batch (now being referred as first batch) was also tried to transfer in similar
fashion by administration, also some of the batch mates were of the same opinion. But other batch mates were very
reluctant for such repeated transfer, as this policy was not in interest of institution and because of this escape route,
administration was not making enough efforts to arrange the facilities required.

The matter of transfer remains alive even up to 1983-84 when first batch reached its third year (then it was a five year
degree course). Ultimately we the students of GEC Sagar went on strike, and as a result, then Jan Shakti Niyojan Minister
Sh. Vithal Bhai Patel arrived at hostel to discuss the problem and he agreed to arrange all the facilities required at Sagar
campus itself. Consequently some special arrangement were made, like students will go for practical to other colleges on a
trip of 15 days or so and all the practical will be completed during this period , second the visiting professors will come to
Sagar from other colleges and will complete the subjects for which we were not teachers.
In 1983 intake of college increased to 60 with introduction of mechanical branch (20 seats) and next year (1984) more 20
seats added for Electrical branch.

Those days the staff strength was quite low, but the staff members, were dedicated to the cause of making IGEC a
successful institution, in-spite of deficient resources. With the great efforts of faculty members under the leadership of then
Principal Sh. C A Keshwani and later Sh. A K Seth (1986 onward), along with students energetic efforts (like agitation, and
representation); we could get the facilities quickly. Consequently by 1986-87 our college shifted to a new building (with
bigger space) near University ground where new labs with better equipments were also set up. Mean while selection of new
site for construction of proper building/campus of college was in progress.

Initially the site was proposed at North West out skirt of city on Jhansi road, but we all students opposed it and ultimately the
site was finalized in Baheria (i.e. the present site). The Monogram of the College, and model of new college building were
prepared by Sh. Nikhil Khosa, Mech. Branch, pass out 1988.

During the initial years of college in-spite of short strength of students and the staff members, a lot of personality
development and extra-curricular activities were conducted for better environment/facility/image of college and students.
Here I would like to mention few. I could recall

A) Students union: - During those days election of students union in educational institutions were not banned. Accordingly
in 1982 being their being only one batch Shri Rajeev B Arya was elected as CR. In 1983. Students of College (two batches
with strength of 120) demanded a proper election for various office bearers and accordingly election were held by college
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administration but ( due to some problem in clearance from university) result of same was partially declared, and only result
for post of president ( with my name) was declared. In 1984-85 two panel of students were formed named as GECSU panel
and SS Panel, and during election of 1984-85 on the basis of consensus between two panels all office bearers were elected
unopposed ( Sh. D K Singh (GECSU) - President, Anil Sen (SSP)-Vice president, Sh. P S Tambe (GECSU) Gen Secretary
and Joint secretary of SSP (name not in memory). In 1985-86 efforts for consensus between two panels could not succeed
and election was conducted accordingly, Sh. I S Rajput (GECSU)–President, Sh. Nandram Binjhare (GECSU)-Vice
President, Sh. Rajesh Bhargava (GECSU)-Gen Sec and Sh. Anirudha Choube (GECSU) Joint Sec declared winner. From
1986-87 onwards the elections of student unions were banned and nomination started on the basis of marks. Sh. Atul Singh
was nominated as President in 1986-87. During these five years a lot of activities were done from student’s union side
which was always supported by each and every student irrespective of panels to which they belong. Every year two or more
times agitation were done to achieve the facilities like, Construction of Road from Tahsili to college, arrangement of
Teaching staff, Lab equipments, Hostel facility, college bus and against the atrocities by outsiders on college students. All
the moves were well supported by faculty members and college administration. Most of the time we got our demands
fulfilled without any violence and police cases on students.

B. Cultural and Sports activities: - In spite of less strength every year we used to arrange the Sports
tournaments/competition under the guidance of our respected teachers. Here I will like to mention the name of S K Batt Sir,
Verma Sir and Kureshi Sir, who were involved very actively and in devoted manner for development of such qualities among
students. Prominent students in sports were Sh. D K Singh, Sh. Rajesh Shrivastava ,Sh. Sunil Somani ( Chess), Sh. Indranil
Debnath, Sh Manoj Sharma, Sh Verma and Sh. Shekhar.

The annual day of college was conducted every year compulsorily. The students started preparing for the cultural programs
months in advance under guidance of our teachers. Students from both the panels participated with the true spirit of
completion which made the programs successful and memorable.

Names of a few “artists” worth mention here are Sh. Avadh Bihari Yadav( Lokgeet Singer), Shri Rajiv Soni, Sh SP Dwivedi,
Sh C K singh, Sh Rajive Markam, Sh Avinash Gupta. Sh Avadh Bihari Yadav expired in 1985, in his memory one shield was
establish for singing. The initial years of college history were full of struggle and scarcity but in spite of all this we never
backed out on any of issue, be it activities of sports, cultural programs, annual function, strike/agitations, fighting with
troubling-outsiders. In fact all this helped a lot in our personality development, which we are experience in our day to day life
and working till now. The products of Sagar engineering college are no way less than the products of other reputed
colleges. We all the products of initial batches wish for very healthy environment in our alma mater, and hope that now
being a bigger college more such activities are carried out for better name/fame of institution and for all round personality
development of student
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CAMPUS REPORTER
The following article has been contributed by Saket Bhatt studying in final year of Electronics and telecommunication

IGEC was established in 1981, it started in small building,

was then moved to what is now polytechnic college
building before finally moving to permanent location in
baheriya .It now proudly stands with its own 250 acres of
land (approx.) .Apart from the college building other
infrastructure facility include Boys Hostel, Girls Hostel
(now they are having a new G.H), and Quarters for IGEC
Officials.

There are two main college building blocks

Science block and Civil block Science block is the one
under which all main offices are located. Offices of Head
of dept. are spread over science block and civil block.
Presently IGEC offers graduate course in Electronics and
Comm., IT, Civil, Mechanical and Electrical discipline.
And these departments are spread over science block to
civil block with EC block and IT block located in science
block, and rest other located in civil block.
The institution is headed by our principle Mr. S.R.
NIGAM (he might retire till this article get publish), EC
department is headed by Mr. S.R. Mansore sir, CIVIL
dept. headed by Mr. Khanuja sir, MECH dept. by Mr.
Joshi sir, and Electrical dept. by Mr. Divedi sir and since
we are not having any permanent teacher for IT dept. so
it is currently headed by Mr. D.K. AGRWAL sir (latest to
my knowledge), labs of all dept. are located in the
respective blocks where HOD office are. Apart from these
Chemistry dept. is headed by Mr. S.K. Bhatt
Physics dept. is headed by Agarwal sir and Maths dept. is
headed by Verma sir, all of these three dept. including
NCC dept. are also located in SCIENCE BLOCK, “
Training and placement Office” ,currently headed by Mr.
B.K Shrivastava sir, is also there in Science block .
IGEC has come a long way from humble beginning in a
small building to its present facility in baheria comparable
to any other engineering college in the state.
But even in its present state ,the college infrastructure
leaves a lot to desire .(The newsletter wants to bring all
such problems to the notice of all the alumnus as
well as the people concerned so that a joint effort
can be made to solve them. All such problems have
been compiled under Student Grievances Section)

Message to Students @ IGEC

Department HOD
So to all my juniors (if you read this article by chance) that
Electronics & Telecomm Mr S.R Mansore
buddy believe you all can change your destiny and can
Civil Engineering Mr. Khanuja be listed in successful students of IGEC if & only if you try
Mechanical Engineering Mr. Joshi hard to come forward and for all this there is only one
Electrical Engineering Mr. Dwivedi thing you should know that you are not alone, there are
Chemistry Mr. S.K. Bhatt few more who have faced the difficulties and now they
are here to help you all, but you have to initiate at your
Physics Mr Agarwal will……….!!!
Maths Mr. Verma

NO DEFEAT IS FINAL UNTILL YOU STOP TRYING……!!

TH
(I PICKED IT UP FROM MY FRIEND’S PENCIL BOX COVER IN 7 STANDARD AND
START BELIVEING IN IT FROM THAT DAY ONLY)
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College admissions office: 'We
give preference to 'minorities'
whose parents donated to our
alumni fund.'
..And remember, your success
will be measured in how much
you donate to the university's
alumni fund.'
'Hi, I'm from your alumni
association, and I'm wondering
if you'd care to share your
loot...'
Alumni News World wide
IIT Bombay Alumnus Pledges $5 Million for Alma Mater
Over one thousand friends and alumni of IIT
Bombay came together to celebrate 50
years of IIT Bombay at the 2008 Golden
Jubilee Conference held at the Marriott
Marquis Hotel Times Square in New York
City from July 18 - July 20. It was the largest
alumni event for an Indian university, outside
India. During the conference, as much as $7
million was pledged through private
donations from IIT alumni, including $5
million from Romesh Wadhwani.
Distinguished alumnus of the Indian Institute
of Technology (IIT), Bombay, Romesh
Wadhwani, gifted his alma mater $5 million
at the IIT Bombay Golden Jubilee
Conference 2008, held at the Marriott
Marquis Hotel Times Square in New York
City from July 18- July 20. These funds will
be utilized to set up a bioscience center at
IIT Bombay.
"I owe my success in life to the superior
education I received from IIT Bombay, and
this is my way of saying thank you," said
Romesh Wadhwani.
Anil Kshirsagar, President of the IIT Bombay
Heritage Fund, said, "Mr. Wadhwani's
generosity is another example our alumni's
consistent commitment to give back to IIT
Bombay."
Spurred by Mr. Wadhwani's inspiration,
several alumni, individually and in groups,
initiated efforts to raise an additional $2
Million for the benefit of their school and its
students.
A thousand people - friends and alumni of
IIT Bombay - came together last weekend to
celebrate 50 years of IIT Bombay. It was the
largest alumni event for an Indian university,
outside India.
"We had set lofty and ambitious goals for
ourselves and we far exceeded these
Newsletter
expectations, thanks to the generous
support of our sponsors!" said an elated
Suresh Shenoy, the chairman of the
conference. "This event was organized
and executed by volunteers--IIT Bombay
alumni drawn from across North America.
This team operated with synchronized
precision, producing an outstanding
conference and gala." he added.
Victor Menezes, Retired Senior Vice
Chairman of Citigroup and co-chairman of
this event said, "The conference theme
was Looking Ahead: The Next Fifty Years.
Ideas and perspectives from more than 55
insightful speakers--Jamie Dimon (CEO,
JP Morgan Chase), Ronen Sen
(Ambassador of India to the United
States), Frank Wisner (Vice Chairman,
AIG, and former US Ambassador to India),
David Leebron (President, Rice
University), and others--made the
conference intense and thought-
provoking."
During the latter part of each day, the
tenor changed to that of a celebratory
gala, with a delightful variety of cuisines,
an energetic and slick Indian classical
dance program by Natraj School, a
colorful fashion show by Alia Khan, and
dancing to music by IIT Bombay alumnus
"Ouch" Awalegaonkar and the Bollywood
Rockers.
"In addition to the fascinating panel
discussions and speeches about the next
fifty years, alumni also took the time to
celebrate their golden jubilee reunion and
enjoyed the company of their friends and
classmates," said Uday Nadkarni,
President of the Greater New York
Chapter.
Event website: http://gj2008.iitbombay.org
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KNOW YOUR SENIOR

Mr. Rajesh Shrivastava is presently the Sr Vice President

and Chief Operating officer (COO), of Thermal Power
division of Toshiba Plant Systems and Services Corp
(TPSCI), a wholly owned subsidiary of the industrial giant,
Toshiba Corporation of Japan. He is the product of the very
first batch (1987) of IGGEC, Sagar and had a unique
distinction of topping all the five years. He has completed his
MTech in Structural Engineering from IIT, Mumbai and later
joined NTPC (1989) Design office in New Delhi through
Campus Interview. He was one of very few at that time who
“Failure seldom stops
dared to leave the much comfortable and highly reputed PSU
you. What stops you
is the fear of failure.”
like NTPC to join a foreign MNC’s in Power sector. It was the
.
confidence on self; he took the challenge to never see back
and rose to the level of COO from the level of a lead Design
Engineer within a span of 12 years. He has so far been
involved in Engineering and implementation of Power projects
worth more than 25000 MW across the globe including India.
He believes in strong fundamentals, common sense, sincere
effort and effective communication are the key to success. A
firm believer in Sai baba of Shirdi, keen follower of cricket and
a regular morning walker enjoys weekend outing with his wife
and son Somaditya.
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Present Student Grievances section

This section will carry the grievances sent by the present student of IGEC ,in which they can expect some kind of
help from the ISAA. Students can mail in their problems at igecalumni@gmail.com.

LACK OF STAFF AND LAB EQUIPMENTS

Though there has been computer science subject in the syllabus now, there is no computer science teacher appointed.
The practical sessions in the college are just formality to finish up the syllabus and submit records. This produces
engineers with only theoretical knowledge.

HYIGENE CONDITION AT IGEC

Classes and the furniture remain covered wit dust all throughout the session. Only the corridors get cleaned regularly.
Even the toilets are in a bad shape and get cleaned only when any some authority is on a visit.
SPORT FACILITIES AT IGEC
There are no indoor games like table tennis carom or chess, Only outdoor game facility available is volleyball .

FROM THE EDITOR’S DESK

There is a reason why I have kept this section on this page. I would like to tell a small story I read as
a child in the newspaper An Indian writer was traveling in a subway in Japan. The seat next to him
was un occupied and he noticed that the seat cover was a bit torn and was coming out. A lady in her
forties boarded the train at the next station. She also noticed that the seat cover was a bit torn.
Authors destination came and he got down from the train. Next day by chance the author was in the
same compartment, at the next station the same lady boarded the train and went straight to the seat
she was sitting on yesterday, and noticing the that the cover hasn't been mended brought out a
needle and thread and started sewing the seat herself. The author was amazed, he walked over to
the lady and asked that why was she doing it and wasn’t it the authorities responsibility to get this
stuff done. The lady replied with a smile that she considered the train her property and she would
not like to wait for authorities to come and fix it when she herself can do that in a minute. No wonder
a country totally ravaged in world war II ,and as densely populated as India, is centuries ahead of
India.
These are the qualities we Indians need to imbibe in ourselves. We need to stop cribbing and
passing on the buck and instead start acting. I myself confess that while in the college there were
numerous occasions were i could have made a difference, but only thing i did was blame the
authorities. My appeal to the existing students is not to commit the same mistake. They can learn a
lot from the seniors of our earlier batches (check Mr I.S. Rajput's article) Please stop waiting for
authorities to respond and start acting. They need to remember as their career is at stake, there is
lot they can do for themselves and the institution with their small acts, they need to go out of the way
and do something to make a difference. The same goes with the Alumni. Lot is desired where
everyone can chip in and contribute. The very purpose of we associating is improvement and
socializing. Looking forward when we act and not just look others to initiate.
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Plastic Waste Management – A NEED OF THE HOUR

Excerpts of the paper presented in International symposium on Fuels and Lubricants by Mr. Umesh Shrivastava .1989
Batch Mecheanical. Presently with Indian Oil R&D (For the detailed paper mail us at igecalumni@gmail.com)

SUMMARY the energy content of the polymer in an ecologically

When it comes to plastics and conserving resources, acceptable way. The process of recycling consists of
recycling is only part of the story. Conserving resources collecting, sorting reclaiming raw materials and marketing
means using less raw materials and energy throughout a the materials
product's entire life — from its development and Types Of
manufacture to its use, possible reuse or recovery Recycling
(including recycling) and disposal. Plastics' unique Material
characteristics — lightweight, durability, formability — Recycling
enable the material to conserve more resources during a This practice
product's life when compared to other materials. of recycling
The paper presents the post application aspects of post-
plastics in terms of its waste management practices. manufacturin
Some of the prominent methods of disposal of plastics g waste has
such as sanitary landfill, composting, incineration etc been in
have been discussed. Owing to the usage and disposal of vogue since
plastic materials, the various environmental impacts and the last
at the same time, the concepts of degradable plastics many years.
have also been covered. Plastic recycling practices and Chemical
processes along with the various contaminants that Recycling -
hamper the recycling process, steps of recycling and end Converting
use application of recycled plastics have also been polymers
discussed. Study of plastic waste management issues back into
and practices for Indian condition has also been short chain
presented. chemicals Figure 1
INTRODUCTION for re-use in
Plastics are made from oil and natural gas, finite natural polymersation or other petro-chemical processes
resources; so recycling plastic helps conserve fossil fuels. PLASTIC WASTE MANAGEMENT AND RECYCLING IN
About 2.7 percent of crude oil extracted each year is used INDIA
as feedstock for plastics and other petrochemical A report by Indian Centre for Plastics in the Environment
products. On average, recycling a ton of plastic saves ICPE suggests following statistics for India:
about as much energy as is stored in 197 gallons of Per capita consumption of plastics:
gasoline. The most environmentally friendly alternative for India = 4 Kg
plastic waste disposal - is the process by which we can World = 20 Kg
re-utilize the energy content of the polymer in an Recycling of plastics:
ecologically acceptable way India = 60%
TYPES OF PLASTIC WASTES World = 20%
There are about 50 different groups of plastics of different CONCLUSION
varieties and all are recyclable. To make sorting and thus When it comes to plastics and conserving resources,
recycling easier, the American Society of Plastics Industry recycling is only part of the story. Conserving resources
developed a standard marking code to help consumers means using less raw materials and energy throughout a
identify and sort the main types of plastic. Figure 1. product's entire life — from its development and
manufacture to its use, possible reuse or recovery
METHODS OF DISPOSAL OF PLASTICS (including recycling) and disposal. Plastics unique
 Sanitary Landfill characteristics — lightweight, durability, formability —
 Composting of Plastics enable the material to conserve more resources during a
 Incineration of Plastics product's life when compared to other materials. An
attempt has been made to study the Indian condition for
RECYCLING PLASTIC WASTES plastic usage, nature of plastic waste generated, plastic
The most environmentally friendly alternative for plastic waste management, disposal and recycling of plastic
waste disposal - is the process by which we can re-utilize wastes and its alternate use.
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ISAA CALANDER
Birthdays
ISAA wishes a very happy Birthday to all the alumnis born during September to
December.
Manish Maheshwari 1989 Mechanical 07 Sep manumah11@hotmail.com
Vikas Yadava 1990 Mechanical 13 Oct vikas13yadava@yahoo.ca
Praveen Somani 1992 Mechanical 22 Dec somanipraveen@rediffmail.com
Atul Jain 1998 Electrical 24 Dec atul_jain24@gmail.com
Dhaval Rao 1998 Mechanical 24 Nov dhaval_rao@yahoo.com
Abhishek Soni 2002 Mechanical 08 Sep aks_igec@yahoo.com
Arun Kumar Singh 2003 Electrical 03 Sep arunsinghbhilai@gmail.com
Pranay Mantri 2002 Mechanical 28 Dec mantri_pranay@rediffmail.com
Partho Ghosh 2004 E&TC 21 Sep parthoghosh21@yahoo.co.in
Deepak Kori 2005 IT 26 Oct koridepak@gmail.com
Neelesh Jain 2004 Mechanical 05 Sep neelesh_igec@rediffmail.com
Prateek Upadhyay 2004 E&TC 21 Oct prateek.upadhyay@accenture.com
Abhishek K Jain 2005 E&TC 04 Oct abhishek.ec2005@gmail.com
Sharad Poddar 2006 Electrical 10 Sep smart1sharad@yahoo.co.in
Mahendra Garewal 2006 E&TC 17 Nov gmahendra@techmahindra.com
Prashant Choubey 2007 IT 16 Dec prashant.it07@gmail.com
D. Ram Rajak 1988 Civil 13 Dec rajakdr@sac.isro.gov.in
Badri Prasad Patel 2006 IT 25 Dec badri_igec@yahoo.co.in
Tarun Baderiya 2006 E&TC 29 Sep tarun.53@gmail.com
Shalini Sharma 2002 Electrical 04.Nov shalini@bhelbpl.co.in
Vivek Narang 1992 Mechanical 11 Sep vivek@vasuinfosec.com
Sourabh Tuteja 2005 Electrical 17 Nov sourabh.tuteja@itc.in
Vishvabhooshan Pandya 2002 E&TC 18 Oct vishvabhooshan@gmail.com
Praveen Rathore 1998 Mechanical 23 Sep praveensrathore@yahoo.co.in
Shwetank Jain 1991 Mechanical 24 Sep shwetankjain@hotmail.com

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The IGEC Sagar Alumni is to foster mutually support, placement,
Association was beneficial interaction industrial training and
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established as a non-profit between IGEC Sagar scholarships to needy
visit us at: organization on MAY 25, Alumnus, current students. Finally to
www.igecalumni.org 2008. under M.P. Society students, faculty and staff improve bonding and
Act 1971. The Association leading to all round recognize the work done
is not for the private gain development of the by the IGEC Alumnus in
of any person. The College. Provide technical and social field.