SWD Booklet

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BITS Pilani Hyderabad Campus, Jawahar Nagar, Shameerpet, R.R. District, A.P -78

STUDENT WELFARE

DIVISION

Information Booklet


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MISSION STATEMENTThe Student Welfare Division at BITS Pilani Hyderabad Campus shall always strive to provide themost conducive, healthy and vibrant environment to bring out the best out of every student. It isour endeavor to do anything and everything possible to facilitate them to train and excel invarious domains of their choice.

VISION STATEMENTTo be recognized for its committed services to the student community by adopting innovativeapproaches and student centric initiatives to foster their academic, personal and professionalexcellence in a multicultural and global society.

OUR MOTTO Our Motto in offering services to the students is C U P i.e C o-operative U nbiased and P rompt

STUDENT WELFARE DIVISION,BITS PILANI HYDERABAD CAMPUS


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Contact UsFaculty-In-charge,Student Welfare Division,BITS Pilani Hyderabad Campus,Jawahar Nagar, Shameerpet Mandal,Ranga Reddy District,Andhra Pradesh-500078.E Mail: [email protected]

Ph. No: 040-66303820

Important Personnel :

Dr. I Sreedhar, Faculty In-charge, Email ID: [email protected] , Mob:9010202948

Dr. R Punna Rao, Chief Warden, Email ID: [email protected] , Mob:9010202882
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


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Other Key Personnel

HOSTEL WARDENS

S.No Name Designation Mob No Email ID

1 Dr.K V G Chandra Sekhar Warden (Vyas Bhawan) 9010202867 [email protected]

2 Dr. Kumar Pranav Narayan Warden (Krishna Bhawan) 9010202848 [email protected]

3 Mr. G Pavan Kumar Warden (Gandhi Bhawan) 9010202832 [email protected]

4 Mr. M Venu Warden (Shankar Bhawan) 9010202813 [email protected]

5 Dr. PunnaRao Ravi Warden (Budh Bhawan) 9010202882 [email protected]

6 Mr. Syed Ershad Ahmed Warden (Ram Bhawan) 9010202805 [email protected]

7 Dr. Joy Anuradha Warden (Malaviya Bhawan) 9010202833 [email protected]

8 Ms. Madhuri Bayya Warden (Meera Bhawan) 9010202883 [email protected]


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HOSTEL SUPERINTENDENTS

S.No Name Hostel Mob No Email ID

1 Mr.Haridas Gandhi Bhawan, Buddh Bhawan 9010202854 [email protected]

2 Mr.Basha Krishna Bhwan, Ram Bhawan 9010202868 [email protected]

3 Mr.Santosh Pillai Shankar Bhawan and Vyas Bhawan 9010202835 [email protected]

4 Ms.Pratiba Berolkar Malaviya Bhawan 9010202836 [email protected]

5 Ms.Anitha Pillai Meera Bhawan 9010202834 [email protected]

OFFICE STAFF

1 Ms.AmithaSWD OFFICE

040-66303820 [email protected] 2 Ms.Radhika 040-66303820 [email protected]

3 Mr.Prasanth 040-66303820 [email protected] 4 Ms.Hima Bindu 040-66303820 [email protected]
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


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Main Activities of SWD

1. Fee collection and Issue of Receipts2. Scholarships to Students3. Earn While You Learn Scheme4. Hostel Allotment and Maintenance5. Maintaining Mess and Students Accounts

6. Mess Monitoring along with SMC7. Freshmen Orientation8. Issue of ID Cards9. Organizing Students Union Elections

10. Railway Concessions11. Issue of Various certificates like Bonafide Certificates,

NOC Address proof, CGPA conversion etc.12. Facilitating to celebrate students Fests and Regionalfestivals

13. Students Grievance Redressal14. Medicare


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FeeTowards the end of every semester, the students shall be notified regarding the fee to be paid for

the ensuing semester and are advised to submit the signed withdrawal slips with the fee amountwritten before a said date and they need to maintain the minimum balance in their bankaccounts equivalent to the fee before the deadline. They shall be issued the fee receipts after thefee reconciliation process after couple of weeks of semester commencement.

Scholarships

Institute scholarships:

Every semester institute offers a large number of Merit and Merit cum Need Scholarships in theform of fee waiver (ranging from 25% to 100%) to encourage and support the students toperform better. Merit Scholarships shall be awarded to highly meritorious students irrespectiveof their parental income. Merit-cum-Need scholarships are also awarded to students withparental income below the cut-off decided by the scholarships committee with a decently highCGPA/SGPA. Scholarships are also given to the most economically deserving students fromStudents Aid Fund.


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External scholarships:

Apart from Institute scholarships, many external scholarships like Angira, Ashok Agarwal,Pratibha, NTSE, Bhatia Bhushan, INSPIRE Scholarships etc. are also awarded to deservingcandidates as per the requirements of the sponsors and the institutes policy . It shall be ensuredby the division that a student is getting only one scholarship by taking the necessary declaration.

Earn While You Learn Scheme :

Apart from the scholarships, the students can also offer their services in various division relatedactivities for which they get paid as per the institutes policy. This is called Earn While You LearnScheme. The applications are invited from the interested students for such jobs and they areselected based on written test/interaction/both.

Issue of various certificatesVarious certificates like bonafide, no objection certificates for overseas internships, addressproof, CGPA conversion etc. are issued to students on their written request mentioning thereason for the same.


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Railway ConcessionsThe division is planning to have collaboration with Indian Railways in getting the railwayconcessions for our students to travel to their hometowns during the vacations by taking theirtravel details in the prescribed proforma well before the vacation and arranging for theconcessional tickets.

Mess Bill and Students Accounts Every student registers online every month in the mess of his/her choice. The list of studentsregistered in various messes shall be maintained in the division on a monthly basis and facilitatefor payment of mess dues to the mess contractor in the first week of the following month by

deducting the dues of every student from their mess advance. The division also facilitates thestudents to make various payments for T shirts, for participating in various workshops etc. fromtheir mess advance with prior approval from the faculty In-charge SWD, Dean, GeneralAdministration and Accounts office. It also monitors and maintains students union and aid fundaccounts.


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Medicare

The division facilitates the students to get the necessary medicare when they fall sick. They areattended with utmost commitment by our hostel team in ensuring that they are given the timelytreatment in our Internal Medical Centre or taking them to the reputed hospitals in the city inour ambulance. Medical Insurance of all students is also processed by the division.

Students Grievance Cell

The Institute has a Students Grievanc e Redressal cell comprising of Faculty In-charge, SWD andother senior faculty to address any student related grievances on a continuous basis and strive toarrive at the best possible and permanent solutions at the earliest.

Infrastructure Hostels :

The Campus has 8 Hostels/Bhawans (6 Boys and 2 Girls) with the following capacities:-


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Boys Hostel

1. Krishna Bhawan 330 Rooms2. Ram Bhawan 290 Rooms3. Shankar Bhawan 339 Rooms4. Vyas Bhawan 379 Rooms5. Budh Bhawan 328 Rooms6. Gandhi Bhawan 320 Rooms

Girls Hostel

1. Meera Bhawan 342 Rooms2. Pandit Madan Mohan

Malaviya Bhawan 426 Rooms

Each hostel is well guarded by round the clock security. It is equipped with indoor games facilitieslike Table Tennis, Carroms, Chess, Foosball tables along with outdoor games facilities likevolleyball, shuttle badminton courts, throw ball/tennis courts. There is also a common room inevery hostel equipped with TV, magazines etc. for the recreation of the students. Each room iswell furnished with a cot, table, chair and almirah and also well ventilated. All the hostels arealso equipped with solar water heating systems, sufficient number of water coolers with a waterpurifier.

Sports:

The institute can boast of having state of the art sports facilities with two badminton courts withmaple wood flooring, two lawn tennis courts and two basketball courts with synthetic surfaces


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and a sprawling cricket and football ground. It also has a well-equipped Gymnasium for both boys and girls with cardiac and muscle sections.

Dining Halls :

There are currently two dining halls each of capacities 1000 and 500 with state of the art kitchenand dining areas. The entire mess operations like menu changes, hygiene etc. are monitored byStudents Mess Council (elected body) to ensure that the food being served is hygienic and to thebest satisfaction of the students. The dining halls are also provided with hot water through solarwater heating systems.

Student Activity Centre (SAC)

The Student Activity Centre facilitates the running of various students clubs like Music, Drama,

Dance, ELAS, Shades, Photography, etc. along with Students Union Office. It also has IndoorGames facilities like Table Tennis, Carroms, Chess, Billiards and Badminton courts. It also houses


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an ultramodern Gymnasium for boys and girls. This is monitored byour Physical Education Instructor with the help of two support staff.

Medical Centre

The Medical Centre inside the campus equipped with essential health care facilities providesmedicare for our students and staff round-the-clock. Two well experienced doctors with a skilled

compounder cum lab-technician and a female nurse are always accessible for attending anymedical case. It has a diagnostic lab to conduct few investigations and an ECG machine, DentalSet-up and defibrillator for any emergency. The institute has collaboration with reputedhospitals in the city like Mediciti, Yashoda, Oxygen for any serious cases. There is also a team of Visiting Specialists like Gynecologist, Pediatrician, Dentist etc. who offer their services on aweekly basis at our medical centre so that the residents of the campus can avail of their serviceswith prior appointment. The ambulance facility with all primary amenities is available to take thestudents/staff to outside hospitals in case of emergency or serious cases.


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Library with Seminar Hall

A state of the art library with Wi-Fi facility spread over 45,000 sq. ft. with an excellent interior

design and aesthetics was inaugurated in the last semester. Books are depositories of knowledgeand hold a place of pride in every educational institution. It is in two floors with a seatingcapacity of 450. It has a wide collection of books (more than 18000 books and over 175 nationaland foreign periodicals) of all disciplines including general books apart from access to a largenumber of e-books and e-journals. The students use this as a serene atmosphere for readingapart from getting few books issued for a limited period. It is operated by a Librarian and his

team along with a committee of faculty members (Library Committee). A well designed seminarhall is also under construction in the library building to facilitate any importantmeetings/seminars/discussions.

Connaught PlaceA shopping complex called Connaught place of 15,000sq.ft is available to cater to various needsof the residents with under given amenities:-

Bank(SBH) and ATM Medical Shop


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The Book SyndicateMORE Super marketRestaurant

BakerySeparate Parlors for Men and WomenTele Communications Shop

Juice CornerFruits and VegetablesLaundry

Dairy Store and StationaryTailoring and Fancy Shop

AuditoriumA state of the art auditorium with ultramodern aesthetics, acoustics and seating capacity of 2500is under construction in the campus and will be ready by mid-2013. That shall cater to theinstitutes needs like organizing conferences, convocation, students fests, Alumni meets etc.

The Election Commission The Election Commission comprising of students and a faculty advisor was formed on 17 th Sep2008 which is responsible for the smooth and fair conduct of elections every year (around firstweek of September) as per the constitution. A constitution has been formulated that gives the


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general guidelines of conduct of the elections for various positions,the eligibility criteria to contest, the responsibilities of various positions and clubs, impeachmentprocedure etc.

It is the ECs responsibility to safeguard the constitution & make sure that there are noconstitutional violations happening. Apart from this, the fest charter is also reviewed by theElection Commission at the start of every academic year and passed on to the new StudentsUnion Council.

The various posts for which the EC conducts the elections are:

President General Secretary Union Cultural Secretary (1boy & 1 girl) Union Sports Secretary (1boy & 1 girl) Hostel Representatives (one per each hostel) M.E. Representative Students Mess Council (3 boys & 2 girls)

(All the above mentioned posts have a term of one year unless impeached)


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Corroboration Review Committee (CRC)

The Corroboration Review Committee is responsible for checking the accounts of expenditure of the Student Union body. All financial transactions taking place in the Students Union must beapproved by the CRC before they can get a go-ahead. It also acts like a watch dog and keeps thefinances in constant check. It shall actively participate in the budget preparation for variousstudents fests and ensure that the accounts are audited properly after t he fest.

Clubs & Disciplinary Associations

There are various clubs and disciplinary associations on campus. The following is an exhaustivelist of all of them:-Clubs

1. Music Club2. Dance Club3. Drama Club4. ELAS (English Language Activities Society)5. CRUx Club6. Journal Club

Disciplinary AssociationsEach Discipline (Department) on campus has itsown disciplinary association which has toorganize various technical related activitiesalong with the faculty advisor to arouse theinterest in the discipline and update theknowledge.


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7. Shades (Arts Club)8. Photog Club (Photography)9. Vfx Club (Visual Effects)

Music Club

Introduction: Music club is the spectrum of people trained in various instruments and genres of vocals, is dedicated to harmoniously blending these elements to put forth a spectacle of performances.

Objectives: To keep up our aim of spreading music. To learn music and propagate it to themaximum in our campus.

No. of members: 45

Regular Events: Performances during Major events in the campus, Western and classical musicnites, competitions of various sorts.


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Dance Club

Introduction: Dance club is the group of people who make the audience jump out of their chairs,whistle and cheer the extra ordinary dance moves on the stage.

Objectives: To gather the best and most talented dance enthusiasts in the college to form agroup that is proficient in all dance forms.

Mission: To be able to learn as well as teach the fellow partisans different forms of dances andbecome the best group of dancers!

No. of members: 50

Regular Events: Performances during Major events in the campus, Dance Nights, Organisingcompetitions for club members as well as non-club members.

Drama Club

Introduction: The most awaited club for their outstanding performance on stage. Drama club isspecialised at its unique way of expression of the message and content.


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Objectives: To make the audience forget all the problems and worries of this world and take

them to the world which is cherished by one and all. The drama club believes that laughter is thebest medicine and when this is combined with creativity creates magic. The club aims atpromoting various types of expression like stage play, mime, spoof and many more.

No. of members: 55

Regular events: Performances of all varieties ranging from serious stage plays to comic mimes,Formal and informal competitions like mad ads, channel surfing, etc.

Journal Club

Introduction: Journal club gives the students in depth technical knowledge of various branchesthrough the means of its magazine and newsletters. The institutes annual magazine called Onthe Rocks shall be edited and prepared by the club


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Objectives:To have a regular technical magazine in the college to which students look forward to.

To impart information about technical events and share the experiences of past eventsorganized by various associations of different disciplines and sharing those aspects of thefield which the students are not aware of.Providing the students a proper platform to share their technical knowledge with theircounterparts so that everyone can benefit.To share experiences of faculty and help them reach out to all students about topics not

discussed in classrooms and to those who have not been able to take up that course.To update students about latest developments and research in the world in disciplinesrelated to them.

No. of members: 37

Regular events: Release of the technical magazine and newsletter every semester, conductingcompetitions on the basis of advancing technology.


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Shades

Introduction: Shades is the arts club. The Club provides a forum for all those interested andinvolved in arts. It promotes fine art, digital art and sculpturing amongst students.

Objectives: The club aims at conducting a number of workshops for members as well as non-members on painting, sketching, sculpturing and digital art at regular intervals. The clubs other

major work is decorating the campus during special occasions such as festivals etc.

No. of members: 85

Regular events: Decorating the campus for all the important occasions, adding colour to thefestivals celebrated in the campus, workshops throughout the year in various fields of arts,organising competitions which are both formal and informal.

ELAS

Introduction: ELAS, (ENGLISH LANGUAGE ACTIVITIES' SOCIETY), is a literary body which looks intothe genuine literary skills and interests of the students.


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Objectives: To create a literary environment on campus. To provide a platform where students

can exhibit their literary talents. To encourage the students to shed their inhibitions andparticipate in campus activities and events.

No. of members: 59

Regular events: ELAS conducts various events like FERVOUR, Shangri La before every Pearl. It isthe only club to have solely organised a literary fest, VERBA MAXIMUS, with wide participationfrom many reputed colleges in the city. We wish to scale up the event in futureThe other thing in which ELAS is involved is their newsletter, THE QUILL which briefs the collegeabout the regular activities of the club.

Other activities conducted by ELAS:

DEBATE is a trademark event. This is a part of every ELAS event routine.JAM (just a minute), is also one of the popular events conducted by ELAS regularly.SPELL BEE ,the spelling eventPERSPECTIVE WRITINGGROUP DISCUSSION


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Photography Club

Introduction: The club responsible for the everlasting memories of the college life. Be it a festival,event or campus itself, they come back to life with the captures of photography club.

Objectives: The main aim of photography club is to show people what the world is through thelens of a camera. To develop the quality photographers and encourage the amateurs inphotography. To cover all the majors events going on in the campus and preserve them. To

improve innovation in photography.

No. of members: 55

Regular events: Covering all the events in campus, Workshops on photography, Field trips of photography, various competitions.

VFX Club

Introduction: A club which creates the wonders in the digital world using their creativity and skill.From young bubbly film makers to all the technical crew and cinematographers, the club coversall the areas of film making and animation industry.


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Objective: To provide a path to the interested animators and video editors. The teaching andlearning is through practical approach. Specialises in 3D modelling, animation, composting and

video editing.

No. of members: 60

Regular events: Workshops on various softwares like Adobe After Effects, Premier Pro, SonyVegas, Blender, Maya and many more, assistance to short film makers in the campus, Variouscompetitions for short movies.

CRUx

Introduction: CRUX is the Programming and Computing Education Club of BITS Pilani HyderabadCampus. It has successfully completed many software projects for the institute and it continuesto function actively by teaching enthusiasts and distributing technical knowledge on campus.


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Objective: To conduct lectures on various programming topics by an in house team of membersgood in the respective programming languages and also help the campus in the development of

any application or web product required for day to day use.

No. of Members: 48

Regular Events: Lecture and Workshop Series, Programming Competition, Puzzles

Rules and Regulations

For rules and regulations, refer a comprehensive Booklet HANDBOOK OF RULES AND GUIDELINES FOR STUDENTS


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Mess Procedures

Mess operations are managed by Students Mess Council and Student Welfare Division shallfacilitate them whenever required. Every month a student registers online in the mess of his /her choice. The mess council shall ensure that the food being served is of good hygiene and inline with the contract terms. The menu shall be periodically revised based on the feedback of thestudents. The students can get the mess rebate by giving prior information when he / she is outof station as per the policy approved by the mess contractor and the SMC.

Students Fests :

Internal:

Pearl:This is our National Annual Techno-Cultural fest organized every year in the third week of February with wide participation from various reputed institutes across the country. There shall


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be various competitions conducted in cultural and technical arenasfor the students to showcase their talents. Pro Shows shall also be arranged on every day toentertain the student community and participants. Pearl 2012 has been a huge success with aparticipation of nearly 7000. This is mostly managed by sponsorships from various organizations.This entire event is managed by STUCCAN bodies formed by the students union.

VERBA MAXIMUS:This is the literary fest initiated by our ELAS club in 2012 and it was a great success and shallcontinue to be organized every year henceforth around first week of February. This focusesmainly on literary aspects like debate, vocabulary etc.

REGIONAL FESTS:There are various Regional Associations like Brindavanam, Sangam, Tamil Sangham, Myhthri,Maharashtra Mandal, Geetanjali etc. with a faculty advisor who shall organize to celebrate theirregional festivals with lot of fervor and enthusiasm by generating the funds from their registeredmembers.


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External:

Apart from Internal Fests, our students are encouraged to participate officially in various fests

conducted in other BITS Campuses like Oasis, Spree, Apogee, Waves, BOSM, Quark etc. They arealso encouraged to participate in the events conducted by highly reputed institutes with specialapproval.

Important Contacts

SWD Nucleus Teams

Academics and Disciplinary

S No. Name Phone No.

1 Rishi Patel 96668147282 Sri Divya 98490774523 Bhanu Srivatsav 9666706220

Mess

S No. Name Phone No.1 Avanika Agarwal 95055040852 Swarnim Narayan 9666389505


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3 Sanjeev S 96667096894 Akhilesh Agarwal 90107349955 Archita Sahu 9848611425

Sports and the SAC

S No. Name Phone No.1 Ritin Kakkar 96668314782 Aman Garg 80965045433. Y Mani Shankar Siddhartha 9705123485

Clubs and Cultural Activities

S No. Name Phone No.

1 V. Ajay 90105960982 Sriharsha V. 95538913793 N. Sai Chaitanya 9666351888

Hospitality

S No. Name Phone No.1 M.G. Bhargav 95057176982 Amrita Bharti 9640598434

Maintenance and Hygiene

S No. Name Phone No.1 Shambhavi Mohan 95054706162 S.S. Narayanan 97055278503 Ananya Gupta 96667094264 N. Vineeth 9666836335


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General SWD Activities

S No. Name Phone No.1 Anubhav 90108207482 Japsowin Kaur 9505504042

Students Union Council

PRESIDENTRaghu Ram Salguti 9010565242

UNION CUL SEC BOYS Pracheta Das 9505041865

UNION SPORTS SEC BOYS K PraneethNagaresh Naidu 9951883023

KRISHNA BHAWAN H-REP G Sameer Kumar Reddy 9666704614

SHANKAR BHAWAN H-REPM Harish 9951618906

GENERAL SECRETARY Ahsan Hyder Mazindrani 9640103759

UNION CUL SEC GIRLS Hyma Prathyusha B 9666091728

UNION SPORTS SEC GIRLS Sneha Mehta Uday 9505922070

RAM BHAWAN H-REP Edwin Anthony 9666820286

GANDHI BHAWAN H-REPGorthy Sai Srikanth 9848517556


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VYAS BHAWAN H-REPA. Ratna Charan 9848261672

MEERA BHAWAN H-REP Vellaluru Neeharika 9666965624

M.E. REPRESENTATIVE Pankaj Manyal 9666709355

BUDH BHAWAN H-REP Manne Ashish 9951197749

MALAVIYA BHAWAN H-REP Kavya Sindhuja T. 9652129129

Ex-OFFICIO MEMBER V AbhinayTeja 9666099996

Students Mess Council

BOYS:

Akula Srikar 8096458503 Amoldeep Singh 9666828676

Jatin Chuglani 9666828768

GIRLS:

K Sai Sri Swati 9505504195

Surbhi Moghe 9666825038


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Student Representatives of Various Committees

Student-Faculty Committee2008 Batch: Vamsi Madhav 2008AAPS025HAnubhav 2008B2A7538H

2009 Batch: Veena Santhoshi 2009A7PS196HG Sumanth 2009B1PS325HNikunj Dudani 2009A4PS509H

2010 Batch: Srikanth Bharadwaj 2010A3PS551HTanvi Pandey 2010B5A7441HSarjak Shah 2010A4PS091H

2011 Batch: Nikhil Velamati 2011AAPS035HRagha Ravali P 2011A3PS344HUtkarsh Dubey 2011A7PS173H

Disciplinary Committee Abhijit Kane 2008B3A7396H

Academic Counseling Board

Pranay Kumar 2008A7PS008H


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Anti-ragging Committee

Mahesh Kumar 2008A4PS204H

A Alankrutha 2008A2PS322H

Vigilance Committee

Abhiney Teja 2008A2PS333H

Uday Kumar 2009B2PS411H

Important Offices

Director's Office (040)66303801 PEI, SAC (040)66303807Timetable Section ( ID ) (040)66303802

Placements Office (040)66303818Admissions Office (040)66303824ID Office (040)66303827Maintenance Office (040)66303829Krishna Bhawan (040)66303803Gandhi Bhawan (040)66303805Meera Bhawan (040)66303833

Librarian (040)66303809

ARCD Office (040)66303822ESD Office (040)66303825IPBI Office (040)66303828GAU Office (040)66303999Shankar Bhawan (040)66303835Vyas Bhawan (040)66303836


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Certain Famous words from the BITSIAN lingo

LTC- Lecture Theatre Complex

DISCO Disciplinary Committee

CP- Connaught Place (Shopping Centre)

212- APSRTC Bus from Secunderabad

Marine Drive- Road beside A Block leading to entrance

Lovers Lane - Road to faculty quarters from entrance

Rocks- The Large Rocks in front of Admin. Block

SAC-Students Activity Centre

DC- An application for Sharing files over LAN

Wing- A set of 10 rooms in a corridor

Dhanno - The institutes small yellow bus

OTR On The Rocks (BPHC Annual Magazine)

T1/T2/T3 Exams Test1/Test2/Test3

Compre- End Sem Exams

QT- Central area of the hostels

ANC- All Night Canteen

DTC- Difficult Timetable Case

Makeup Re Test

CafeT Cafeteria in the F Block

Old Meera Side entrance of Krishna

Bhawan

IPC Information Processing Centre

LITE- No Tension! Forget about it

SU- Students Union


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