Author Archives: B S Prateek

Survival Guide for first year students

What you should know about RVCE?

  • There is 1 credit for extra curricular activities. So, participate in everything in campus.
  • Any indiscipline in hostel will cause you to be fined Rs 500.
  • Maintain a good working relationship with the hostel/main gate security guards (Please don’t bribe them though).
  • Maintain sufficient money in your bank account. You’ll be requiring to pay your mess bills which will be automatically cut.
  • Start volunteering and getting yourself involved in lots of activities to get yourself noticed among seniors. This is especially helpful if you want to corner posts in clubs.

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String Theory launches official RVCE merchandise

String Theory, a campus startup incubated under the E-Cell designed the official RVCE college merchandise which was released by Mr Hande, the chief guest of the inaugural function

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String Theory is a company started by two 3rd year students – Piyush Poddar and Ankit Gupta.

The T shirts are priced at Rs 315/-

To order a copy, please click here so that String Theory can contact you

RVCE proposes to build a new auditorium having a capacity of 2000 seats

As a part of the Golden Jubilee celebrations of the college during the year 2012 to 2013, RVCE proposes to build a “state of the art” auditorium with a seating capacity of 2000 people. Sources also say that there are going to be grand celebrations during the occasion.

The college requests the Alumni to help them out in this noble venture. After a part of the Auditorium roof collapsed when  people were setting the sound system up, the Audi was in dire need of repair last semester with non working audio systems.

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Alumni Interview: Harshith Bhat on his 4 golden years @ RVCE

How would you reflect back on your life at RVCE?

Now that I am out of college, looking back at the 4 years of RV life, I would say that getting a seat here was the best thing that ever happened to me. And I owe this all to my batchmates, seniors and juniors at RV. One amazing bunch, I must say!
It is actually pretty hard not to get nostalgic at this stage. I now know they are not lying when they say that these years turn out to be some of the most cherished memories in every engineer’s life.

Harshith @ the Jog Falls

Since ours was the first autonomous batch, everything in this world that moved kept telling us we were doomed to the confines of our study rooms; I am certainly glad we proved them wrong.
On a personal note, over the last 4 years, I made some amazing friends, had a fabulous time with all sorts of people, planned and organized events, got into projects and committees, worked as a Placement Coordinator and made more amazing friends in the process… All in all, had so much fun!

Trust me, I never let studies interfere with my education 😉

What do you believe are the FIVE things that students should definitely try out in campus

* A walk in the campus at 3am. Take my word for it, you’ll love it!

* Organize or atleast volunteer in extra-curricular activities and programs (you will learn things that the classrooms will never teach you)

* Walk into an exam hall and find out what subject you are attempting that day only when the question paper is distributed (hopefully…)

* Bunk so many classes under the pretext of participating in other activities that your counsellor calls you up to find out if you have dropped out (yeah, it happened to me once)

* Work for an NGO or for any such cause (yes, you have to be socially productive atleast once in a while and you get a feeling of immense accomplishment)

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RVCE student Rahul Kayala on Suvarna News

Rahul Kayala speaks on the Jan Lokpal bill and the crusade against corruption. Suvarna News is a leading Kannada News Channel

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New College Timings

College Timings for the academic year 2011-2012 are as follows

Start: 9:00 am (I can see a smile of relief from all  students)

End:4:45 pm

Duration of 1 class: 1 hour

Morning Break Time has been extended to 30 mins and Lunch to 45 mins

So if a student has a lab till 1130 am, the break time will extend up to 12pm.

(This information is from reliable sources within campus (a.k.a the staff). All the scared hostelites who were having nightmares of waking up at 5am to attend college at 7AM can continue waking up at 8:55am to attend class. Cheers!)