Dindigul campus connect
Several educational institutions in Tamil Nadu have recently engaged in collaborations to enhance academic and industry connections. MoUs were signed between Seyed Ammal Engineering College and Residency Towers, as well as Arulmigu Kalasalingam College of Pharmacy and BDR Pharmaceutical. Additionally, multiple graduation ceremonies were held, celebrating the achievements of students and encouraging them to pursue further education and professional development.
- ▪Seyed Ammal Engineering College signed an MoU with Residency Towers to connect academic learning with industry expectations.
- ▪An international seminar on drug delivery and pharmacology was held at Arulmigu Kalasalingam College of Pharmacy, featuring an MoU with BDR Pharmaceutical.
- ▪Syed Hameedha Arts and Science College celebrated its 23rd Graduation Day, awarding degrees to 296 students.
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Signs MoUSyed Ammal Engineering College signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Residency Towers.It aims to bridge the gap between academic learning and industry expectations by offering students real-time exposure to professional practices in the hospitality and service sectors.The signing ceremony was attended by Head of the Department R. Meikanda Ganesh Kumar, and principal M. Periyasamy.General Manager of Residency Towers T. V. Rajesh Kumar, and HR Manager Nethaji Raj also participated.Graduation Day SSM College of Arts and Science celebrates its first Graduation Day. | Photo Credit: SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT SSM College of Arts and Science celebrated its first Graduation Day. The Institution honoured 72 graduating students.Secretary D. Senthil Kumaran and principal N.
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