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A glimpse of ……SVGOI

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 SVGOI-Establishment

SWAMI VIVEKANAND GROUP OF INSTITUTES

(S.V.G.O.I.), was established in the year 2004 by Shri Raghu
Nath Rai Memorial Educational and Charitable Trust, Mohali

The trust is managed by a Governing Body headed by Shri

Ashwani Garg, Chairman and Shri Ashok Garg President
of the Trust and well known educationists.
 Pillars of SVGOI

Chairman(SVGOI) President (SVGOI)

3 Sh. Ashwani Garg Sh. Ashok Garg
Pillars of SVGOI

Director General
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Ms Aruna Bhardwaj
 SVIET……First Step

SVIET started its journey with a batch of just 140

students .

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 SVIET to SVGOI….Now
 Now ,total of about 5000 students are studying in
different courses.

Proper infrastructure has been provided to students

where they can study and relax

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 STATE OF THE ART INFRASTRUCTURE….

Proper Labs Gym Hostels

Library Canteen Play Ground

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Transport Auditorium Workshops
Teaching with a difference…..
 Technical Clubs like Robotics Club have been
introduced which conduct technical events regularly.

•Focus is on Project Based Learning…Project Competitions

have become a regular affair now.
Teaching with a difference…..
Now, SVIETians are taught in the real environment of machines
and construction sites through industrial visits.
 SVIET in Media
SVIET has become so popular that Stars and singers have come to shoot
their videos at SVIET campus
stars come to promote their
shows, movies and videos  SIPPY_GILL at SVGOI for the
SHAKTI_MOHAN at SVGOI for promotion of his debut film TIGER .
promoting our students BANDITS
 What is an Engineer?

The profession in which math and science - gained by

study, experience, and practice - is applied with judgment
to develop ways to economically use the materials and
forces of nature for the benefit of society.
 What is the Difference Between a
Scientist and an Engineer?
 Scientist:
 Develops knowledge from analysis and
study
 Characteristic activity: research
 Work in fields such as:
 Biology
 Chemistry
 Physics
 A practitioner of science is a scientist
 Engineer:
 Uses knowledge of math and science to
create something new
 Characteristic activity: creative design
 Work in disciplines such as:
 Civil Engineering
 Mechanical Engineering
 Electrical Engineering
 A practitioner of engineering is an
engineer
 What is the Difference Between a
Scientist and an Engineer?

Scientists discover the world that exists; engineers create the world
that never was.”
-Theodore Von Karman, Aerospace Engineer
 Vision

The Mechanical &CIVIL Engineering Department

endeavours to be recognized globally for
outstanding education and research leading to well
qualified engineers, who are innovative,
entrepreneurial and successful in advanced fields of
mechanical engineering to cater the ever changing
industrial demands and social needs.
 Faculty Members- Mechanical
S.No Name of Faculty member Responsibilities

1 Er.Dhiraj Parkash Dhiman Head of Department

M.Tech In-charge , In Charge Of Expert Talk, Industrial

2 Er.Sandeep Singh Dev Visits, Co Curricular Activities

3 Er.Ankur Gill Departmental Academic Development In-charge.

Time Table In Charge, ERP In Charge Infrastructure In

4 Er.Harneet Singh Charge.

5 Er.Vikrant S Choudhary Academic In Charge

Lab Development In Charge, Overall Project In Charge

Er.Chanderkant
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7 Er.New Training And Placement In Charge

8 Er.
 Faculty Members- CIVIL
S.No Name of Faculty member Responsibilities

1 Er.Dhiraj Parkash Dhiman Head of Department

M.Tech In-charge , In Charge Of Expert Talk, Industrial

2 Er.Sameer Malhotra Visits, Co Curricular Activities

3 Er.New 1 Departmental Academic Development In-charge.

Time Table In Charge, ERP In Charge Infrastructure In

4 Er.Taranpreet Singh Charge.

5 Er.Tazamul Academic In Charge

Lab Development In Charge, Overall Project In Charge

Er.Imtiaz
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7 Er.Amandeep Training And Placement In Charge

11 New 2 Soft Skill Trainer

Class in-charges

 B.Tech 3rd Sem In-charges:- Mr. Chanderkant

 B.Tech 5th sem In charges :- Mr. Vikrant choudhary

 B.Tech 7th sem In-charges:- Mr. Harneet Singh

 M.Tech(All) :- Mr. Sandeep Singh Dev

Class in-charges(CIVIL Department)

 B.Tech 3rd Sem In-charges:- Mr. Tazamul

 B.Tech 3rd Y Sem In-charges:-Mr. Amandeep

 B.Tech 5th X sem In charges :- Mr. Taranpreet Singh

 B.Tech 5th Y sem In charges :- Mr. Imtihaz

 B.Tech 7th sem In-charges:- Mr. Sameer Malhotra

 Academics ACTIVITIES
Date Activity
15th Aug Independence Day
29th ,30th & 31st August Lab Project Display
05th September Fresher’s Party & Teacher’s Day
15th September Engineer’s Day
17th -21st September MST 1
24th Sept NSS Day
28th Sept Foundation Day
26th ,27th & 28th Sept Lab Project Display
5th -6th Oct Spontania 2k18
30th Oct National Unity Day
9th Nov Farewell Party
19th -23th Nov MST 2
15th Dec Convocation
25th Dec Alumni Meet 2018
 Academic Rules & Regulations
• Each student is required to attend minimum 75%of the scheduled
Lectures/ Practical’s to be eligible to appear in the examination of a
subject. If a candidate fails to meet the requirements he/she will be
detained and debarred from appearing in the University
examination of the subject.
• A maximum of 10% of the lectures held can be condoned in
subject owing to serious illness, natural calamity and participation
in any games / sports or for any other good and sufficient reason
depending upon the facts from case to case basis. Medical leave
along with medical certificate should be submitted within 10 days
to the respective HOD after availing the leave.
 Internal/Sessional marks are awarded on the basis of continuous
evaluation of the students through Class Tests, Quizzes, Seminars,
Home Assignments and Class Work.
 Academic Rules & Regulations
 A student will have to pass separately in Internal session and
External components of a subject (Theory and Practical by securing
a minimum of 40% marks in each component.)

 There shall be 100 marks per year for General Fitness which shall
include marks for co-curricular activities and the conduct of the
students etc. as per University Guidelines.

 Classes are must for a minimum of 90 days in each semester. Hence,

classes may be arranged, if required on Saturdays or other holidays to
make up for shortfall.
 Discipline & Code of Conduct
 The student is required not to pass judgment either in public or
during private conversation without ascertaining facts from
authentic sources, and will have to be courteous and polite with
faculty, staff and college at all times.
 The examination system at SVGOI is as strict as it should be. If a
student indulges in any malpractice, he/she shall be risking the
studentship. The authorities may not administer warning, accept
excuse or give opportunity to explain but may ward punishment.
 Smoking, Drinking and Administering Drugs are not allowed on
the Campus. Violation of these rules will be deal with strictly and
even may lead to expulsion from the institution.
 All students are required to follow the prescribed dress code. The
students should dress up decently and in a dignified manner.
 Discipline & Code of Conduct
 Any changes in curriculum, fee structure, procedures and
processes which may have to be incorporated from time to time by
the university/institution will be applicable to all students.
 Only limited use of the mobile on campus/hostel is allowed. Any
violation related to mobile misuse in class/campus/hostel will
invite punishment.
 Any student found violating the hostel rules or involved in any
activity amounting to indiscipline on campus/hostel will not be
allowed to avail the hostel facility in future.
 If as a result of demonstration / strike / mischief, any property
/equipment in the campus is damaged and the loss is caused to the
institute , the same would be recovered either directly from the
identified person(s),wherever possible, or collectively from the
group of students who would be found responsible for this.
 Discipline & Code of Conduct
 Students / class indulging in defacing of furniture, equipment or
building will be required to bear the cost of the restoration of the
various items into the original condition. The cost of breakage
done in the laboratories will also have to be borne by the student.

 While undergoing practical training (outside the campus), the

students shall abide by the rules of the organization in which they
are taking training and shall obey the orders and disciplinary
control of the organization.

 It is the responsibility of the student/parents to inform the institute

in case of change of their Address / Phone Number(s) Mobile
Number(s).
 Departmental Activities
 At Least Two industrial visits per semester
 At least Three Expert Lecture will be conducted for
Department.
 One workshop will be conducted for Department
Evaluation Process
 For Theory Internals(40 Marks)
1. 24 Marks to be assessed on the basis of Sessional
Examinations (Avg. of Two MST’s).
2. 10 Marks for Multiple choice questions (at least two or at
most as per subject Teacher ) on the laid down criteria.
3. 06 Marks to be Assignment(Avg of Assignments) on the
basis of Teacher's Assessment.
Evaluation Process( Contd.)
 For Practical's Internals(60 Marks)
1. 20 marks for Daily Performance
2. 10 marks for Viva –Voca
3. 10 marks for Execution of Experiment
4. 10 marks for Lab Project
5. 10 marks for Lab quiz

 Note for 30 marks half of 60 marks will be considered.

 Important
 Every Student has to Enroll himself/herself at least one Free
online course in a Semester.

http://www.courses.com/mechanical-engineering
https://swayam.gov.in/
https://www.coursera.org/
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