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Profile of College of Agricultural Engineering, Bapatla
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Started as a B.Tech (Agril Engg) Programme in 1983 |
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Initially started in August 1983 as B.Tech (Agricultural Engineering) degree programme with Officer-in-charge as Head of the programme under the administrative control of Principal, Agricultural College, Bapatla |
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| Admission |
:Through EMACET conducted by the State Government |
| Eligibility |
:Inter (10 + 2) with MPC group |
| Intake |
:Initially 20 in 1983-84 and later raised to 30 + 51 ICAR quota |
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Elevated to the status of full fledged College in 1990
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Officer-in-charge was re-designated as Principal and the first Principal was appointed in February 1991 |
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The college was shifted to the new campus in August 1994
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Foundation stone for the construction of the new building complex was laid by the then Hon’ble Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh Dr. N.T.Rama Rao on 24-12-1988. |
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The new building complex was inaugurated on 5-5-1994 by the then Hon’ble Minister of Agricultural and Horticulture Sri K. Jana Reddy in presence of the then Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor Dr. M.V. Rao. |
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The building complex was further expanded with full extension of the first floor in 2006 and inaugurated by Dr S Raghu Vardhan Reddy, Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor on 21.6.2006. |
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The buildings complex comprises of three blocks. |
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Visvesvaraya Bhavan |
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| Academic & Administrative Block |
:1705 Sq.mt |
| Dr. M.V. Rao Block |
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| Workshop and Laboratories Block |
:1000 Sq.mt |
| Dr. K L Rao Hall of Residence |
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| Hostel (Boys) Block |
:1116 Sq.mt |
| Play grounds |
:1 ha |
| Starting of PG Programme |
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M. Tech (Agricultural Engineering) |
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The Post-Graduate programmes in the following three specializations are started during this academic year 2006-07. |
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M. Tech in Farm Machinery and Power |
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M. Tech in Soil and Water Engineering |
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M. Tech in Agricultural Process & Food Engineering |
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Eligibility |
:B.Tech (Agril. Engineering) |
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Admission |
:Through an Entrance Test conducted by ANGRAU |
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Departments and Teaching Staff Structure |
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Name of the Department |
Staff Structure |
Total |
Professor |
Associate Professor |
Assistant Professor |
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Farm Machinery & Power |
1 (AHRDP) |
2 |
4 |
7 |
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Soil & Water Engineering |
1 |
1 |
3 |
5 |
3 |
Agricultural Process & Food Engineering |
1 (AHRDP) |
1 |
3 |
5 |
4 |
Agricultural Structures |
1 (AHRDP) |
- - |
- - |
1 |
5 |
Agro Energy |
1 (AHRDP) |
- - |
- - |
1 |
6 |
Mathematics |
- - |
1 |
- - |
1 |
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Total |
5 |
5 |
10 |
20 |
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Non-Teaching Staff Structure |
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Name of the post |
Sanctioned Posts |
Existing Position |
Vacancies |
1 |
Administrative officer |
1 |
1 |
- - |
2 |
Senior Assistants |
2 |
2 |
- - |
3 |
JACT |
1 |
- - |
1 |
4 |
Library Assistant |
1 |
1 |
- - |
5 |
Record Assistant |
1 |
1 |
- - |
6 |
Attenders |
2 |
2 |
- - |
7 |
Luskers |
2 |
2 |
- - |
8 |
Driver |
1 |
1 |
- - |
9 |
Watchman |
1 |
1 |
- - |
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Total |
12 |
11 |
1 |
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Name of the post |
Sanctioned Posts |
Existing Position |
Vacancies |
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Technician (Mech. Gr. I) |
3 |
2 |
- - |
2 |
Technician (Mech. Gr. II) |
2 |
1 |
2 |
3 |
Carpenter Grade I |
1 |
- - |
1 |
4 |
Turner |
1 |
- - |
1 |
5 |
Welder |
1 |
- - |
1 |
6 |
Blacksmith |
1 |
- - |
1 |
7 |
Workshop Helpers |
2 |
2 |
- - |
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Total |
11 |
5 |
6 |
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Students Strength during the Academic Year 2006-07:
B. Tech (Agril. Engg.)
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Year |
Boys |
Girls |
Total |
First year |
26 |
5 |
31 |
Second year |
26 |
6 |
32 |
Third year |
22 |
6 |
28 |
Final year |
16 |
7 |
23 |
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24 |
114 |
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M. Tech (Agril. Engg.) |
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Specializations |
Number of students admitted |
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Farm Machinery and Power |
1 |
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Soil and Water Engineering |
2 |
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Agricultural Process & Food Engineering |
2 |
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Hostels: |
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Name of Hostel |
No. of Rooms |
No. of Occupants |
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Boys Hostel |
22 |
66 |
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News Boys Hostel |
8 |
16 |
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Girls Hostel (at Home Science College) |
8 |
24 |
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Library Holding: |
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Department |
Text Books |
Indian/Foreign Journals |
Magazines |
Farm Machinery and Power |
1621 |
4 |
15 |
Soil and Water Engineering |
1456 |
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Agricultural Process and Food Engineering |
1132 |
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Agri-Energy |
135 |
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Agricultural Structures |
264 |
1 |
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| Number of students completed their graduation from the college |
:400 |
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Major areas of research work under taken/being undertaken by the college: |
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Tillage and traction studies |
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Development of low cost agricultural implements for sowing, weeding and plant protection |
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Performance evaluation studies of harvesting and threshing machinery |
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On farm demonstration of later agricultural implements and machinery |
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Drying studies on agricultural produce |
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Micro irrigation studies |
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Department of Farm Machinery and Power: |
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Laboratories : |
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Central Workshop |
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Farm Power Laboratory |
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Farm Machinery Laboratory |
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Thermodynamics Laboratory |
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Instrumentation Laboratory |
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Soil Dynamics Laboratory with Rectangular and Circular Soil Bins |
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Central Computer Center |
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Major Equipment/Machinery Available: |
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Tractor – 2 |
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Power Tillers – 3 |
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Rectangular Soil bin for tillage & traction studies |
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Circular soil bin for abrasion studies |
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Tractor Working Cut Model |
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Diesel Engine Mechanical Dynamometer Test Rig |
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Diesel Engine Electrical Dynamometer Test Rig |
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Diesel Engine Hydraulic Dynamometer Test Rig |
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Air Compressor Test Rig |
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Instruments for testing pressure, load, temperature, strain etc. |
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Instruments for measuring calorific value, flash and fire points, carbon residue etc. |
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6 Channel Graphic Recorder |
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DC Variable speed motors of 10 HP, 5 HP, and 2 HP |
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Lathe Machines – 6 |
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Shaping Machines – 2 |
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Drilling and grinding machines |
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Complete machine shop, bench shop, carpentry and molding tools |
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8 Row Self Propelled Paddy Transplanter |
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Self Propelled Vertical Conveyor Reapers |
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Tractor Front Mounted Reaper |
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Multicrop Thresher |
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Axial Flow Thresher |
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Power Operated Maize Sheller |
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All tractor drawn implements |
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Complete Plant Protection Equipment |
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Computers – 20 |
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Printers – 10 |
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Scanner – 1 |
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Research Projects Completed in the Department of Farm Machinery & Power |
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Principal Investigator |
Budget (Rs. Laksh) |
Funding Agency |
Status |
1 |
Use of alumina ceramic as a wear resistant material for soil working tools |
Dr. N. Radhakrishna Murthy,
Professor |
7.322 |
ICAR (Adhoc Research Project) |
Completed 1997-2000 |
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Department of Soil and Water Engineering: |
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Laboratories: |
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Hydraulics Laboratory |
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Surveying and leveling Laboratory |
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Soil Mechanics Laboratory |
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Field Irrigation Laboratory |
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Solar Pump Laboratory |
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Wells and Pumps Laboratory |
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Major Equipment/Machinery Available: |
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Hydraulic Flume (10m – Tilting) |
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Hydraulic Flume (small) 2 m |
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Complete surveying equipments – 21 sets |
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Complete leveling equipments – 11 sets |
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Theodolites – 6 |
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Complete Plance table Survey Equipment |
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Digital Planimeters – 2 |
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Planimeters – 7 |
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Cut section models of pumps, valves, pump impellers |
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Differenct types of pumps |
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Digital Anemometer |
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Current Meter |
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Automatic Water Level Indicator |
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Water Meters |
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Automatic Recording Rain Gauges |
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Manometers, Point Gauges, Parshall Flumes |
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Direct Shear Apparatus |
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Vane Shear Apparatus |
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Sieve Shakers, Moisture Meters |
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Permeability Apparatus |
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Hydraulic Compression Testing Machine |
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Plate Load Apparatus |
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Fatigue Testing apparatus |
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Torsion Testing Machine |
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Universal Testing Machine |
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Sound Level Meter |
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Penetrometers, Plastic Limit Apparatus, Shrinkage Limit apparatus |
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Solar Photovoltaic Panel |
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Drip Irrigation System with mains and sub mains |
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Motor and Pump sets |
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Mango and Gauva Orchards with complete drip irrigation system modules |
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Research Project Completed in the Department of Soil and Water Engineering |
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Principal Investigator |
Budget (Rs. Laksh |
Funding Agency |
Status |
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Development of an accurate water measuring device for water management |
Dr. T.V. Satyanarayana
Associate Professor |
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ICAR Adhoc Research Project |
1996-2000 |
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Automation of on-Farm Irrigation Water Management System Using Baffle Sluice Irrigation Modules |
Dr. T.V. Satyanarayana
Associate Professor |
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MOWR- INCID |
1995-2000 |
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Solar powered tricle irrigation system for sandy tracts of coastal Andhra Pradesh |
Dr. K. Yella Reddy
Assistant Professor |
6.97 |
INCID-MOWR |
1999-2004 |
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Department of Agricultural Processing and Food Engineering |
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Laboratories: |
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Grain Processing Laboratory |
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Food Engineering Laboratory |
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Instrumentation Laboratory |
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Heat and Mass Transfer Laboratory |
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Major Equipment/Machinery Available: |
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Complete Lab Model Rice Milling Equipment |
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Computerized Food Tester |
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Tray Dryer |
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Fluidized Bed Dryer |
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Mini Flour Mill |
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Oil Expeller |
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Laboratory Willey Mill |
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Potato Slicer |
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Seed Cleaner cum Grader |
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Poly House |
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Snack Maker |
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Ovens – Vacuum 7 Hot Air type |
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Heat Exchangers – Shell, Tube, Paralled and Counter Flow Types |
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Heat Transfer Equipment |
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Different types of Conveyor, Thermometers, Anemometers |
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Refrigeration Tutor |
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Refrigerator and Ice Making Machines |
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Steaming Equipment & Water Bath |
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Moisture Meters |
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Ph Meters |
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Digital Balances |
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Turmeric Polisher and Grader |
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Dhal Mill |
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Chilli seed Extractors |
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Mini Rice Mill |
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Canning Unit |
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Micro Dial Counter |
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Pasteurizer |
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De Ioniser |
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Packaging Machine |
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BOD Incubator |
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Activities of the Placement Center of the College: |
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Conducting campus interviews for the last four years |
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Preparation of Directory of Graduate students |
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Preparation of “REMINISCENCES” from the 1996 batch onwards |
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The latest information pertaining the opportunities in the jobs and higher studies is being regularly displayed on the notice boards |
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A comprehensive information about students of the college was prepared from the first batch onwards which contains the details of the employment particulars of the students |
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A list of organizations in which the students presently working was prepared |
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The students of this college have been recruited by |
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ANGRAU and other State Agricultural Universities |
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Dept. of Agriculture, Govt. of A.P. |
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Irrigation and CAD Department of Govt. of A.P. |
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A.P. State Agro Industries Development Corporation |
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development Projects of AP Government like AP Micro-Irrigation Project |
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Tractor Manufacturing and Marketing companies (Mahindra, John Deere and Massey Ferguson etc) |
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Micro Irrigation Equipment Companies |
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Food Processing Industries |
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ITC Ltd. |
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Banks and Financial Institutions |
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Banks and Financial Institutions |
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Non-Government Organization |
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For Post Graduation in India & Abroad |
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Practical Training : |
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Taining to students in outside organization is another important activity of the college. As a part of course curriculum, the students are sent to user agencies like TAFE Escort Ltd., Central Soil and Water Conservation Research & Training Institutions at Ooty and Bellary, CIAE, Bhopal, Central Tractor Testing and Training Institutes at Budni and Garladinne, ASPEE, Mumbai, IGSI, ICRISAT, Hyderabad, IMD, Pune etc. for one month training in the application of latest technologies. |
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Students Project Work: |
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The final year B.Tech (Agril. Engg.) students works on a research project assigned to a group of 2 to 3 students and submit a Dissertation report under the supervision of Faculty members of the college on various aspects in the field of Farm Machinery and Power, Agricultural Process and Food Engineering, Soil and Water Conservation Engineering and Agro Energy. |
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Village Adoption Programme |
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The college adopts one nearby village and helps the farmers by way of imparting training and demonstration of latest agricultural implements and machinery, processing methods and water management and micro irrigation techniques. |
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Achievements Made in Academic Activities: |
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Students of this college secured outstanding ranks in GATE examinations held in the years 2000 to 2006 which include 1st , 2nd , 4th , 7th , 14th and 25th ranks. |
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Our students secured good ranks in JRF examinations conducted by ICAR every year which include 1st rank also in the year 199 |
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Our students Mr. N. Ravi Babu (1993 batch) was selected in Civil Services – 2005 and allotted IRS |
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The Irrigation and CAD department of Government of A.P. recruited 39 students of our college as Assistant Executive Engineers in the last two years. |
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The Department of Agriculture, Government of AP recruited 34 students of our college as Agricultural Officers (Soil Conservation) so far |
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About 20 graduates are working in Tractor Companies in R&D sectors |
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About 25 graduates are working with the prestigious AP Micro-Irrigation Project of the Department of Horticulture of the Government of AP |
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Many graduates have been employed in IT sector in India and US having competed with graduates in IT |
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About 25 graduates are working with ANGRAU as Associate Professors, Assistant Professors, Teaching Assistants and Research Associates |
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About 40 graduates of this college have pursued MS and PhD studies in US and other countries |
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