About Us
The Department of Science & Humanities at SVR Engineering College stands
as a multidisciplinary pillar, providing foundational courses in Physics,
Chemistry, Mathematics, English, and Environmental Science to engineering
students. Comprising a team of dedicated faculty, the department focuses
on high-quality instruction and research, covering essential disciplines
that support the technical and professional growth of students.
The department invites motivated individuals to contribute to its mission
of developing a holistic educational experience that includes liberal
arts, economics, social sciences, and behavioural sciences. This
interdisciplinary approach enriches students’ technical understanding
with moral, social, and practical applications of science, cultivating a
well-rounded perspective on technology and society.
Expert faculty
members, known for their contributions to fields such as English,
Mathematics, and Physical Sciences, guide students through foundational
courses that form the backbone for advanced technical subjects. With a
commitment to teamwork, the department takes extra steps to support
students through weekend coaching sessions leading up to University
examinations, ensuring all learners receive the guidance they need.
Technology is an integral part of the department’s progress. Faculty
members have access to the internet, facilitating knowledge exchange and
enhancing research activities. The department’s commitment to professional
growth is evident through active participation in conferences, workshops,
seminars, and Faculty Development Programs (FDPs). Additionally,
students benefit from guest lectures and industrial visits that provide
practical insights into their studies.
The Department of Science
& Humanities at SVR Engineering College remains dedicated to creating an
academically dynamic, technologically advanced, and socially aware
environment where engineering students are encouraged to explore and
integrate foundational knowledge into their technical education.
VISION
To build foundation for excellence and spur
development of the Institution as a premier Institution by igniting and nurturing enthusiasm,
interests and passion in the study of Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry & English in professional
courses, as a part of curriculum.
Mission
- To awaken the young minds and
discover their talents both in theory and in practical Physics through dedicated teaching,
commitment to students and innovative instructional methods.
- To support the developmental activities of the College and
make the department vibrant.
- To make vital contributions in areas of emphasis such as
faculty, modern labs, Department library and demonstrate a high level of competence in
the study of Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry & English
Program Outcomes(PO's)
| PO Number |
Graduate Attributes |
PO Statements |
| 1 |
Engineering Knowledge |
Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals, and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex Engineering problems. |
| 2 |
Problem Analysis |
Identify, formulate, review research literature, and analyze Complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering sciences. |
| 3 |
Design/Development of Solutions |
Design solutions for complex engineering problems and design system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for the public health and safety , and the cultural, societal , and
environmental considerations. |
| 4 |
Conduct Investigations of Complex Problems |
Ability to review research literature, use research methods to execute project and synthesize the problem to provide valid conclusions. |
| 5 |
Modern Tool Usage |
Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations. |
| 6 |
The Engineer and Society |
Apply reasoning informed by the contextual Knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the professional engineering practice. |
| 7 |
Environment and Sustainability |
Understand the impact of the professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and Demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for sustainable development. |
| 8 |
Ethics |
Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice. |
| 9 |
Individual and team work |
Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings. |
| 10 |
Communication |
Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and with society at large, such as, being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective
presentations, and give and receive clear instructions. |
| 11 |
Project Management and Finance |
Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the engineering and management principles and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments. |
| 12 |
Life-long Learning |
Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of technological change. |
PROGRAMME EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES (PEOs)
| SNO |
PEO Number |
PROGRAMME EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES |
| 1 |
PEO1 |
To equip the students an intellectually stimulating and satisfying life-long learning experience in the field of physics. |
| 2 |
PEO2 |
To provide graduates with deeper basic understanding of major concepts of physical processes in their environment. |
| 3 |
PEO3 |
To enhance the ability of the graduates to apply their knowledge of physics and skills to solve theoretical and practical problem and deal with physical models and formulas mathematically. |
Programs Offered
PROGRAM: B.Tech (CIVIL ENGINEERING) Syllabus Click Here
Intake : 30 seats
PROGRAM: B.Tech (ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING) Syllabus Click Here
Intake : 60 seats
PROGRAM: B.Tech (MECHANICAL ENGINEERING) Syllabus Click Here
Intake : 30 seats
PROGRAM: B.Tech (ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING) Syllabus Click Here
Intake : 120 seats
PROGRAM: B.Tech (COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING ) Syllabus Click Here
Intake : 300 seats
PROGRAM: B.Tech (CSE-ARTFICIAL INTELLIGENCE) Syllabus Click Here
Intake : 120 seats
Academic Calendars (A.Y – 2024-25)
UG
- I-B.Tech, I Semester (for 2024 admitted batch) Click Here
HOD'S MESSAGE
Greetings! It is a pleasure to welcome you to explore the virtual presence
of the Humanities and Sciences Department at SVREC. Serving as the gateway
to engineering education, our department encompasses the disciplines of
Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and English. Each discipline within the
department functions as an independent division, maintaining its unique
identity while thriving under a unified umbrella.
Our department’s strength lies in its excellent coordination, which enables
us to fulfil our academic responsibilities effectively. We boast spacious,
well-equipped laboratories for Physics, Chemistry, and English, which support
our mission to shape responsible citizens and guide budding engineers toward
success. We are committed to fostering excellence in this institution of
higher learning.
The department is dedicated to providing quality teaching and state-of-the-art
facilities, aimed at nurturing students with contemporary skill sets,
technical proficiency, interdisciplinary knowledge, and professional ethics.
Faculty members play a pivotal role in mentoring and counselling students,
helping them to enhance and excel in their academic performance.
We cultivate a conducive environment, allowing students to fully utilize and
benefit from the resources and amenities available to them. Our
well-qualified, dedicated faculty, who meet AICTE/NBA/NAAC standards, are
here to cater to the needs of first-year students.
Our Faculty
| SNO |
NAME OF THE FACULTY |
DESIGNATION |
QUALIFICATION |
Profile |
| 1 |
Dr.B.Narasimha Rao |
Professor & HOD |
M.SC , Ph.D |
more
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| 2 |
Dr.M Sudhakara Reddy |
Professor |
M.SC , Ph.D |
more
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| 3 |
Dr.N.Ramaiah |
Associate Professor |
M.SC , Ph.D |
more
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| 4 |
Dr.S.Sreenivasulu |
Associate Professor |
M.SC , Ph.D |
more
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| 5 |
Dr.I Ilaiya kumar |
Associate Professor |
M.A , Ph.D |
more
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| 6 |
Mr.G.Sunil Kumar |
Assistant Professor |
M.SC |
more
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| 7 |
Mr.K.V.Ramanjaneya Reddy |
Assistant Professor |
M.SC |
more
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| 8 |
Mrs.S.Nazia |
Assistant Professor |
M.SC |
more
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| 9 |
Mr.P.V Subba Reddy |
Assistant Professor |
M.SC |
more
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| 10 |
Mr.A.Ravi Prasad |
Assistant Professor |
M.SC |
more
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| 11 |
Mr.D.C.Dastagiri |
Assistant Professor |
M.SC |
more
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| 12 |
Mrs.S.Nazahath Zahan |
Assistant Professor |
M.SC |
more
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| 13 |
Mrs.C.Sasikala |
Assistant Professor |
M.SC |
more
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| 14 |
Mr.K.Nageswara Achari |
Assistant Professor |
M.SC |
more
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| 15 |
Mr.S. Farook Basha |
Assistant Professor |
M.SC |
more
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| 16 |
Miss.D.Naga dastagiramma |
Assistant Professor |
M.SC |
more
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| 17 |
Miss.N.Divya Manjira |
Assistant Professor |
M.SC |
more
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| 18 |
Miss.Z.Yamini |
Assistant Professor |
M.SC |
more
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| 19 |
Mr.M.Shanoor Basha |
Assistant Professor |
M.SC |
more
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| 20 |
Mr.P.Parabramham |
Assistant Professor |
M.SC |
more
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| 21 |
Mrs.B.Kalyani |
Assistant Professor |
M.SC |
more
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| 22 |
Miss.P.Hima Bindhu |
Assistant Professor |
M.SC |
more
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| 23 |
Mrs.k.Pushpalatha |
Assistant Professor |
M.SC |
more
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| 24 |
Miss.P.Iswarya |
Assistant Professor |
M.SC |
more
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| 25 |
Mr.P.Ramesh Babu |
Assistant Professor |
M.A |
more
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| 26 |
Mrs.M.Guru Lakshmi |
Assistant Professor |
M.A |
more
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| 27 |
Mr.S.Mahammed Ishaq |
Assistant Professor |
M.A |
more
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| 28 |
Miss. S.Prashanthi |
Assistant Professor |
M.A |
more
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| 29 |
Mr .V.Rana Seshendra |
Assistant Professor |
M.A |
more
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| 30 |
Mr. S.Imran Hussain |
Assistant Professor |
M.A |
more
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| 31 |
Mr KARANAM VENKATA RAJESWARA RAO NAGA RAJA |
Librarian |
M.Li.Sc |
more
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| 32 |
Mr. ERLA SRINIVAS KUMAR |
Librarian |
M.Li.Sc |
more
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| 33 |
Mr. C.Sivanna |
NCC |
MA |
more
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| 34 |
Mr. M.Kiran Kumar |
Physical Director |
M.P.Ed |
more
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All the academic labs are filled with required equipment and are updated regularly according to
the global education standards. The following laboratories are established under H & S department.
First Year Labs
The following are the laboratories which were established.
- Engineering physics lab
- Chemistry lab
- Engineering chemistry lab
- Communicative English lab
- IT workshop LAB
- MECH Workshop LAB
- MSE LAB
- CP LAB
- BEEE LAB
Lab Equipment Details
Technical laboratories Equipment Details
click here
LAB MANUALS
- CHEMISTRY-CSE,ECE,EEE & AI LAB MANUAL click here
- COMMUNICATIVE ENGLISH LAB MANUAL click here
- ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY-ME & CE LAB MANUALclick here
- ENGINEERING PHYSICS LAB MANUALclick here
- IT workshop LAB MANUALclick here
- MECH Workshop LAB MANUALclick here
- MSE LAB MANUALclick here
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS - AY (2023-24)
- N.Ramaiah, B. Narasimha Rao “Optical investigation of pure and potassium bromide (KBr)
doped PVDF/PEO electrolyte thin films.” Strad Research , VOLUME 11, ISSUE 5, 2024
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS - AY (2020-2021)
- Dr B NARASIMHA RAO "Synthesis of gel polymer electrolyte with PEO/RbI/I2 for DSSC
applications" Materials Today: Proceedings 46 (2021) 4349–4355
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS - AY (2019-2020)
Journals
- Dr.B. Narasimha Rao “UV excited SrAl2O4:Tb3+nanophosphors for photonic applications” Materials Science in Semiconductor Processing 105 (2020)104722.
- Dr.B.Narasimha Rao “Synthesis of Gel Polymer Electrolyte with PEO/RbI/I2 for DSSC Applications” accepted to publish in Materials Today proceedings.
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS - AY (2018-19)
Journals
- Dr. B. Narasimha Rao “PEO based polymer composite with added acetamide, NaI/I2 as gel polymer electrolyte for dye sensitized solar cell applications” IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering 310 (2018) 012012.
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS - AY (2017-18)
Journals
- Dr.B.Narasimha Rao “PEO Based Gel Polymer Electrolyte with Acetamide, KI/I2 Added Composite for Dye Sensitized Solar Cell Applications” International Journal of Scientific & Engineering Research, Volume 8, Issue 6, June-2017.
- Dr.B.Narasimha Rao “Gel Polymer Electrolyte with PEO/PEGDME added Acetamide, LiI/I2 Composite for Dye Sensitized Solar Cell Applications” IOSR Journal of Applied Physics, Volume 9, Issue 6, Dec. 2017.
MENTORS LIST
Mentor List for Academic Year 2024-25
Click Here
lecture Notes
FIRST YEAR (R-24 Regulation)
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ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
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S.NO
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SEMISTER - I
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SEMISTER - II
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1
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Linear Algebra and Calculus
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Communicative English
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2
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Applied Physics
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Chemistry
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3
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Communicative English
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Differential Equations & Vector Calculus
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4
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Fundamentals of Electrical Circuits
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Basic Civil & Mechanical Engineering
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5
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Engineering Drawing
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Network Analysis
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ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
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S.NO
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SEMISTER - I
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SEMISTER - II
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1
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Communicative English
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Engineering Physics
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2
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Chemistry
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Differential Equations & Vector Calculus
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3
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Linear Algebra & Calculus
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Basic Electrical & ElectronicsEngineering
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4
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Basic Civil & Mechanical Engineering
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Engineering Graphics
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5
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Introduction to Programming
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Electrical Circuit Analysis-I
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COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING
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S.NO
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SEMISTER - I
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SEMISTER - II
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1
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Communicative English
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Engineering Physics
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2
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Chemistry
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Differential Equations & Vector Calculus
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3
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Linear Algebra & Calculus
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Basic Electrical & Electronics Engineering
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4
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Basic Civil & Mechanical Engineering
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Engineering Graphics
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5
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Introduction to Programming
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Data Structures
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CSE (Artificial Intelligence)
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S.NO
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SEMISTER - I
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SEMISTER - II
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1
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Engineering Physics
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Communicative English
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2
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Linear Algebra & Calculus
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Chemistry
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3
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Basic Electrical & Electronics Engineering
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Differential Equations & Vector Calculus
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4
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Engineering Graphics
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Basic Civil & Mechanical Engineering
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5
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Introduction to Programming
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Data Structures
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CIVIL ENGINEERING
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S.NO
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SEMISTER - I
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SEMISTER - II
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1
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Engineering Physics
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Communicative English
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2
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Linear Algebra & Calculus
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Engineering Chemistry
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3
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Basic Electrical & Electronics Engineering
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Differential Equations & Vector Calculus
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4
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Engineering Graphics
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Basic Civil & Mechanical Engineering
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5
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Introduction to Programming
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Engineering Mechanics
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
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S.NO
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SEMISTER - I
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SEMISTER - II
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1
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Engineering Physics
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Communicative English
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2
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Linear Algebra & Calculus
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Engineering Chemistry
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3
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Basic Electrical & Electronics Engineering
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Differential Equations & Vector Calculus
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4
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Engineering Graphics
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Basic Civil & Mechanical Engineering
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5
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Introduction to Programming
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Engineering Mechanics
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Board of Studies
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DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS
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S.No
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Name
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Designation
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1
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Dr. M Sudhakara Reddy
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BOS Chairperson, Professor, Mathematics, SVREC
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2
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Mrs. S Nazia
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Asst.Prof. , SVREC,Nandyal
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3
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Mr. K V Ramanjaneya Reddy
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Asst.Prof. , SVREC,Nandyal
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4
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Mr. G Sunil Kumar
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Asst.Prof. , SVREC,Nandyal
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5
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Mr. P V Subba Reddy
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Asst.Prof. , SVREC,Nandyal
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6
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Prof.G.P.Raja Sekhar
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Professor, Department of Mathematics
Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur
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7
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Dr. C. Jaya Subba Reddy
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Professor , Department of Mathematics
SV University, Tirupati.
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8
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Dr. M. Changal Raju
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Professor , Department of Mathematics
JNTUA College of Engineering, Anantapur
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DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS
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S.No
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Name
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Designation
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1
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Dr B NARASIMHA RAO
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BOS Chairperson, HOD SVREC
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2
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Dr N RAMAIAH
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Associate Professor, SVREC
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3
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Mr S FAROOK BASHA
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Assistant Professor, SVREC
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4
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Ms N.DIVYA MANJIRA
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Assistant Professor, SVREC
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5
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Ms. Z.YAMINI
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Assistant Professor, SVREC
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6
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Prof. P Abdul Azeem
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Professor
NIT, WARANGAL
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7
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Dr. K. Rama Gopal
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Professor,
SK UNIVERSITY
Ananthapuramu
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8
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Dr B AppaRao
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JNTUA Nominee Professor
JNTU Hyderabad
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DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY
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S.No
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Name
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Designation
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1
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Dr.S.Sreenivasulu
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BOS Chairperson, Chemistry, SVREC
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2
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Mr.P.Parabramham
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Asst.Prof. , SVREC,Nandyal
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3
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Mrs.B.kalyani
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Asst.Prof. , SVREC,Nandyal
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4
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Ms.P.Himabindu
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Asst.Prof. , SVREC,Nandyal
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5
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Mrs.K.Pushpalatha
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Asst.Prof. , SVREC,Nandyal
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6
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Prof. Ramesh Laxminarayan gardas
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Professor, IIT Chennai
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7
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Prof. C. Suresh Reddy
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Professor., SVU, Tirupathi
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8
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Dr.K.Sesha Maheswaramma
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Professor, Department of Chemistry, JNTU Pulivendula.
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DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH
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S.No
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Name
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Designation
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1
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Dr.B. HILDA ANNIE GRACE
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BOS Chairperson, Professor
English
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2
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Mr M.D.ABDULLA
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Assistant Professor
SVREC
NANDYAL
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3
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Mrs.M.GURU LAKSHMI
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Assistant Professor, SVREC
NANDYAL
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4
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Mr.S.IMRAN HUSSAIN
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Assistant Professor
SVREC
NANDYAL
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5
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Mis.I.SUPRIYA
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Assistant Professor
SVREC
NANDYAL
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6
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Prof. Madhavi Reddy Kesari
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PROFESSOR
NIT WARANGAL
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7
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Dr SARADA THALLAM
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PROFESSOR
SV UNIVSERSITY
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8
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Dr. G.M. SUNDARAVALLI
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JNTUA Nominee
Professor
SV UNIVERSITY
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