ACCET NEWS
EZHU VELAIKKARA – A Tribute to Everyday Heroes
As part of the Labor Day celebrations, the Leo Club of
ACGCET organized “EZHU VELAIKKARA” on 01.05.2025 at the Kotaiyur,
Karaikudi. The event aimed to honor the efforts of daily wage workers and
highlight the dignity of labor. Volunteers actively took part by distributing
refreshing juice and assisting local cucumber vendors, providing them firsthand
experience of the challenges faced by these workers. Shawls were presented to
selected workers as a token of appreciation. Food was also given to the workers as a token of gratitude. The program served as a touching
reminder that empathy and small acts of kindness foster a more compassionate
and respectful society.
Convocation Ceremony 2024 –
ACGCET, Karaikudi
Orientation Programme for Second-Year
Mechanical Engineering Students
As a course of welcoming second-year students to the department, the Mechanical Engineering Association of our college organized an Orientation Programme on 08.07.2025 at Sangamam Hall. The event offered valuable insights into departmental structure, academic platforms, innovation through IIC, and opportunities in core domains like design and thermal science. Expert sessions on competitive exams and placement guidance enriched the students’ vision. The Mechanical Association’s introduction and upcoming activities were also shared. The programme served as a perfect platform to inspire and equip students for their academic and professional journey ahead
Oru Naal Uzhaippali – A Tribute on
Workers’ Day
On the occasion of May 1 – International Workers’ Day, the Rotaract Club of our college organized a remarkable social initiative titled "Oru Naal Uzhaippali". This thoughtful project took place at the Karaikudi New Bus Stand, to honour the contributions of the daily workers. As part of the initiative, students actively joined hands with the workers to remove unwanted advertisement posters from the walls, promoting cleanliness and community awareness. This effort was not just about cleaning, but a symbolic gesture of respect towards the hardworking individuals who serve our society daily. In recognition of this impactful project, we were honoured by the Karaikudi Mayor, who appreciated the club's commitment to civic responsibility and environmental care. The project served as a powerful reminder of the dignity of labour and the impact of youth-led service.
Semester
Exams 2025: A Glimpse Into the Exam Season
The
semester exams for the academic year 2024–2025 were conducted in a
well-structured manner, giving clear preference to each academic year’s
schedule. The First-Year theory exams were held from 05.05.2025 to 16.05.2025,
followed by the Second Year and Third Year exams from 19.05.2025 to 30.05.2025.
Final Year students appeared later from 09.06.2025 to 20.06.2025, allowing them
to focus on project submissions and placement activities. All exams were held
at the Main Campus Examination Hall, with Murugappa Hall assigned to EEE and
Mechanical, and the Drawing Hall to ECE, CSE, and Civil departments. The smooth
execution of the exam schedule reflected the disciplined coordination between
faculty and students.
THE CROWN IS OURS: Rotaract club
receives crown award
In a moment of pride and
celebration, the Rotaract Club of our college has been honored with the
prestigious Crown Award, securing the title of the overall best Rotaract club
among all the college. The award recognizes the club's remarkable
contributions, impactful initiatives, and consistent dedication to service and
leadership throughout the year. With numerous successful events, community
service projects, and innovative programs, the Rotaract Club stood out among
all other colleges. This achievement reflects the hard work, passion, and
teamwork of its members, who continue to inspire positive change and uphold the
true spirit of Rotaract.
From Stage Fright to Spotlight: Students Find Their
Voice
On the occasion of 11th July 2025 and 12th July, the ACCETOSA and Thiran organisation conducted a workshop on the topic “Effective Public Speaking”, conducted exclusively for second year students. In the auspicious event, two chief guests were invited to interact with the students to gain knowledge about Public Speaking. The chief guests were S. Nagalingam, who is a Retired customs commissioner, Madurai and N. Sivapiran, who is a stability engineer. As the Public Speaking skill is one of the important skills to be acquired an engineering student, this workshop helped the students who participated in the workshop for their improvement in public Speaking. Many activities, be it outdoor or indoor, was conducted by the chief guests to the students. The students like the approach and the way the guests conducted the workshop. The guests were very interactive and made students learn much more about public speaking. The students enjoyed the workshop, and they gained lots of knowledge about public speaking.
Tech Bytes:
The Power of Bite-Sized Tech Learning
Tech Bytes are short, focused pieces of content
designed to deliver quick and meaningful insights into the world of technology.
In a fast-paced digital age, they help simplify complex topics like AI,
cybersecurity, and programming into formats that can be understood in minutes.
These bite-sized updates are shared through blogs, videos, reels, or
newsletters, making tech learning both accessible and time-efficient. Tech
Bytes are especially useful for students, professionals, and busy learners who
want to stay current without reading lengthy articles. They offer practical
tips, trending tools, and concise explanations that can be applied immediately.
For example, a Tech Byte might introduce an AI feature in smartphones or
explain a new productivity tool in under two minutes. Organizations are
increasingly using them for training and awareness programs. With growing
demand for microlearning, Tech Bytes are emerging as a modern solution to
continuous tech education. They are not just short updates—they are the future
of smart learning.
Aptitude Corner
1. 1) A is thrice as good as workman as B and therefore is able to finish a job in 60 days less than B. Working together, they can do it in:
A) 20 days
B) 22.5 days
C) 25 days
D) 30 days
2. 2) Seats for Mathematics, Physics and Biology in a school are in the ratio 5 : 7 : 8. There is a proposal to increase these seats by 40%, 50% and 75% respectively. What will be the ratio of increased seats?
A) 14 : 21 : 28
B) 10 : 15 : 20
C) 7 : 9 : 12
D) 12 : 18 : 24
3. 3) A, B and C jointly thought of engaging themselves in a business venture. It was agreed that A would invest Rs. 6500 for 6 months, B, Rs. 8400 for 5 months and C, Rs. 10,000 for 3 months. A want to be the working member for which, he was to receive 5% of the profits. The profit earned was Rs. 7400. Calculate the share of B in the profit.
A) Rs. 2450
B) Rs. 2550
C) Rs. 2660
D) Rs. 2750
4. 4) If a person walks at 14 km/hr instead of 10 km/hr, he would have walked 20 km more. The actual distance travelled by him is:
A) 40 km
B) 45 km
C) 50 km
D) 55 km
5. 5) The angle of elevation of a ladder leaning against a wall is 60° and the foot of the ladder is 4.6 m away from the wall. The length of the ladder is:
A) 8.5 m
B) 9.2 m
C) 10 m
D) 11.5 m
Send your answers to accetnews3@gmail.com along with your name, year and department.
Artistic Corner
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