ASCE Tech Quiz

The ASCE Student Chapter of our department organised Civil Stress Test, an online technical quiz on 31st July 2026. The aim of the competition was to encourage students to think critically and test the basic concepts of civil engineering. 

The quiz featured a total of 20 questions structured across four distinct formats like Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs), Multiple Select Questions (MSQs), Fill in the Blanks, and True / False Questions. Participants competed under specific game rules, including individual per-question countdown timers that auto-submitted when time ran out, and the requirement to select all correct answers for MSQs before submitting. 

Hrishika T K of S5 CEB was the winner and Sarangi P S - S5 CEB & Krishnaj K K - S3 CEB came out second and third respectively.

Congratulations to the winners!

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Somya Goswami, S5CE

Placement update!

The department shares the happiness of the students who secured job offers through campus placements this year. Their achievement reflects the dedication and effort they have shown throughout their academic journey.

As of 1 August 2026, 31 students from the 2026 graduating batch have received job offers. The major recruiters include Aarbee Structures, Mazameer Design and Engineering Studio, Mudbricks, Raj Constructions, TBPL, Design Seeds Architects, Paradigm, UltraTech Cement, Chandragiri Projects, VD Property Developers, Magicpotion and CG Glob Infra.

We are proud of their success and wish them the very best as they begin this exciting new chapter in their professional lives.

Kudos!

Draft It Right - AutoCAD Drafting Competition

Our Department Association, ACE, organised “Draft It Right,” an AutoCAD Drafting Competition, on 15 July 2026. The theme was “From Pencil to Precision: The Art of Engineering Drafting”. 

The competition challenged students to prepare a G+0 residential building floor plan with an approximate built-up area of 120-150 m², at a scale of 1:100, incorporating the specified spaces and essential drafting details. 

The entries were evaluated based on space planning and functional layout, compliance with requirements, accuracy of dimensions and scale, drafting standards, dimensioning and annotation, technical accuracy, neatness and presentation, and innovation and design quality.

The competition provided students with an opportunity to apply their AutoCAD skills and demonstrate accuracy, planning ability, and technical drafting proficiency through a practical design exercise. Azra T Navas, S5CE emerged as the winner in the competition. 

Congratulations Azra!

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Sreerath S, AP CE.