The Institution has been established by the well reputed SWARNA GROUP of

VIJAYAWADA under the aegis of SWARNA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES,

VIJAYAWADA. The SWARNA GROUP has been in the existence for more than 35

years with diversified fields of business viz., Hotels, Theatres, Banking, Finance, Real

estate, Granite and Education.

SWARNA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, VIJAYAWADA (ACADEMY) was

established in the year 2007 for the noble cause of imparting high quality technical

education in Engineering, Technology, and Management sciences. The ACADEMY is

promoted by Sri Muthavarapu Srinivasa Babu, a very dynamic, innovative and

enterprising person, committed and dedicated to the cause of education.

SWARNA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, VIJAYAWADA has instituted its first

educational institution “MVR College of Engineering and Technology, Paritala”, in

the year 2008, with the state-of-the-art facilities, such as modern computer centre, E-

class rooms, round the clock internet facilities, well equipped Labs, workshops,

conference cum seminar halls, spacious class rooms with OHP and LCD projectors,

digital library, library with rich collection of books, national and international

journals. Placement assistance cell, hygienic canteen, sports, transport facilities and

city centre make MVR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY,

PARITALA a perfect place to study.

Academics are a continuing process of exploration, growth and sustenance.

Today information explosion has brought about many changes. New ideas are

generated, new interpretations are given and new applications are invented.

The equations are changing very fast both in education and at the work place.

Every day brings in new demands.

One has to constantly upgrade to cope with the fast emerging trends. A

software professional once said “We are training people in technologies to find

solutions for problems that have not yet been identified”. Moreover the roles

and responsibilities of professionals are ever expanding making it imperative to

move beyond the confines of the classroom and the stipulated curriculum and

focus on the skills needed to cater to the needs of the society.

Hence it has become imperative to all the stakeholders in education to arm

themselves with the necessary knowledge, skills and attitude to keep

themselves abreast of the rapid changes. That explains everything—the

Chairman’s message to the faculty to constantly update themselves with the

emerging new technologies and concepts, the focus on research, paper

presentations and publications, undertaking new projects, adopting new

technologies for information collection and dissemination as well.

“The key to growth is the introduction of higher dimensions of consciousness into our awareness”

-- Lao Tzu.

Another milestone in MVR feather

Happy to share you that MVR college of engineering has got NAAC A grade with

CGPA of 3.09. This NAAC grade will be for 5 years that is from 2016 to 2021

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INTERESTED WEBSITES TO VISIT DAILY. . .

1. The Verge (www.theverge.com/)

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When a tech product is flawed or an online service doesn't work like it should,

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AMAZING FACTS ABOUT TECHNOLOGY

Indians and Bangladeshis use the internet for job hunting. Very few people in

India and Bangladesh use the internet – only 20% and 11% respectively. But

among those who do, job searching is a popular activity. Majorities of internet

users in Bangladesh (62%) and India (55%) say they have looked for a job

online in the past year, the highest rates among the 31 countries surveyed that

have enough internet users to analyze.

Young Thais are internet enthusiasts. In every country we polled, younger

people ages 18 to 34 are substantially more likely to say they use the internet

than those who are older. Especially large differences occur in Asia, and

particularly in Thailand, where 83% of 18to 34yearolds are online.

Nearly eightinten Russians own a computer. Due to the rise of smartphones,

many people in emerging and developing nations access the internet from a

device other than a personal computer. But about eightinten Americans (80%)

and Russians (78%) have a working computer in their household. In contrast,

only 3% in Uganda say they have a computer in their home

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Priyanshi somani

She can be better called as the 'human calculator'. This child prodigy was the

youngest participant of the Mental Calculation World Cup (2010) and won the

overall title. She left everyone amazed with 100 percent accuracy in addition,

multiplication and square root.

Akrit Jaswal

Considered to be the smartest person in India with an IQ of 146 performed a

surgery when he was just seven years old. He successfully operated on an eight

year old girl who badly burnt her finger without any formal medical training or

experience. He is the youngest student to be admitted in an Indian University.

The child prodigy is about to discover a cure for cancer.

Lydia sabstain

This Indian origin girl in UK beat Albert Einstein's and Stephen Hawking's IQ

with a score of 162on Mensa IQ test. She is believed to have the highest ever

IQ in the world.

Koutilya Pandit

This seven year boy from Haryana left the world mesmerized with his

unbelievable memory skills. He could recall 213 countries and answer general

knowledge questions related to politics, economy, per capita income, geography

and many more. Kautilya got an opportunity to host Amitabh Bachchan's Kaun

Banega Crorepati in 2013

Lalita prasida

This 13 year old girl from Odisha won the 'Community Impact Award' at the

prestigious Google Science Fair in California this year. Lalita's project was

low cost water purifier which could purify waste water by passing it through

different layers of corn cobs.

Ajay puri

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many others. He holds the Guiness World Record of the youngest web designer.

What Are The Basic Principles of Good Networking? 1. Remember the name.

As long as the person tells you his/her name, remember it (How do I remember

names during a business networking event? Is there a way to remember more

than 2-3 names?). Mention their name several times during your conversation.

It builds rapport fast.

2. Find commonalities.

Before you start talking about business and what the other person is doing,

have a little small talk that helps you find commonalities. When you will have a

strong common ground, you will leave a stronger impression.

3. Give a genuine compliment.

Compliments are the most valuable, under-utilised currency. And they are free!

Make the effort to find something you genuinely like about the person you just

met and tell him/her. Sense of fashion, great question they asked, interesting

observation they made. Before you start making business, it helps to develop a

good personal connection.

4. Give value first.

Most people make a mistake of thinking it's o.k. to ask others for a favour

without not giving anything. The most important rule of networking is to GIVE

VALUE FIRST without expecting anything in return. That's just good karma. We

never know who from the people we have met at a networking event turns out

to be a great and valuable connection. But leaving a great impression by

helping others usually comes back to us via recommendations. Or by being on

top of mind in case others hear about an opportunity that we should know

about.

5. Always follow through.

People go to networking events, but most connections never develop into a

business relationship due to lack of follow up. The most successful startup

owners and entrepreneurs made it, because they had a system in place of

following up.

Events @ MVR 2016

International women’s day celebrations

Chief Guest: Gottipati Satyavani

CONGRATULATING Md Sulthana for her Gold Medal

From Krishna University

MEGA JOB FAIR

NO OF COMPANIES PARTICIPATED: 18

NO OF STUDENTS ATTENDED : 1200

NO OF OFFER LETTER ROLLED : 432

MVR STUDENTS AS VOULENTEERS @ KRISHNA MAHA

PUSKARALU

INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY @ MVR

Manam Vanam Program @ MVR

JNTU KAKINADA VICE CHANCELLOR VISIT

MVRCollege of Engineering & Technology

Affiliated To JnTu Kakinada, Recognised By AicTe

Opp Hanuman Statue, Paritala, Vijyawada Rural