Zhcet(amu) brochure 2011

CONTENTS PURPOSE
1. From TPO’s Desk
The brochure is meant to show the
2. Aligarh Muslim University glimpses of Myriad facets of one of India’s
premier institutes
3. Zakir Husain College of Engineering & Technology ZAKIR HUSAIN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
4. Faculties & Infrastructure & TECHNOLOGY
 Department of Mechanical Engineering It briefs you about the College, its faculties,
 Department of Electrical Engineering Students and their Activities. It throws
 Department of Electronics Engineering Light on the escalating Placement
 Department of Civil Engineering scenario.
 Department of Chemical Engineering
 Department of Computer Engineering
 Department of Petrochemical Engineering CONTACTS
 Department of Architecture
College website:
5. Teachers’ Statistics
www.zhcet.ac.in
6. Students’ Activities & Achievements
University website:
7. Distinguished Alumni www.amu.ac.in
8. Top Recruiters
Training & Placement Officer:
tpo@zhcet.ac.in
fareedmahdi@rediffmail.com
Tel/Fax: +91-571-2700542

The Training & Placement Office, Zakir Husain College of Engineering & Technology, AMU Page 1
Tel/Fax: +91-571-2700542 Email: tpo@zhcet.ac.in , fareedmahdi@rediffmail.com

FROM THE TPO’S DESK
 Our students fully understand the importance of
good customer service in any business and
always try hard to meet the needs of their
customer. They are keen problem solver and
take a great deal of pride in helping people. Our
students are taught to work in an organized and
methodical manner with a high degree of
accuracy.
 Our students are taught to work in an organized
and methodical manner with a high degree of
accuracy often writing reports and articles
detailing their findings. The students are
The Babe-Syed Gate instrumental in writing reports and papers to
“I feel our students have the necessary skills and ability external bodies which they gain due to
to quickly become a successful and valued member of participation in various seminars/
any organization. Their skills include: symposia/workshops etc.
 Excellent organizational and time  The students here display a high caliber of
management skills which they develop during technical qualities, which helps them in solving
their study period, planning and managing difficult problems. They have full grasp and
their work in order to complete the knowledge of their discipline and have an
assignment within the required time scale. excellent attitude towards innovation and
The students here develop excellent progress. By their hard work, clarity of thought
communication skills during their course of and quest for knowledge, they are kept abreast
studies as they are required to present with the latest trends and developments in the
lectures/seminars to large groups of people. field. Formal as well as informal discussion with
Seminar is an integral part of the curriculum them reveals a keen mind, abiding interest and
where they prepare and present lectures on genuine enthusiasm in new ideas, techniques
new technological development. and approaches.
 Our students have sound knowledge of their  The students are actively involved in
respective fields and new development in their extracurricular activities such as sports, NCC,
field as our curriculum is revised frequently to group discussions, organizing cultural and
cater the need of changes in technology. literary programs etc which help them in their
 Students of this college enjoy working with overall personality development.
people from many different backgrounds, they
are team player but they are also capable of
working alone using their own initiative.

I am sure that they will have good working relationship with their bosses and support staff and thus I recommend
them for a position at your firm and am confident that they will be an outstanding staff member.”
Dr. (Capt) Fareed Mahdi, Training & Placement Officer


ALIGARH MUSLIM UNIVERSITY
THE UNIVERSITY AT A GALANCE AMU – A SKELETONIZE SURVEY

 Founded by Sir Syed Ahmad Khan as Anglo-  Number of students enrolled = 25,033
Mohammedan Oriental College at Aligarh in 1875, it
was granted University status in 1920  Number of teachers =1290
 Modeled on the University of Cambridge, it was one
of the first institutions of higher learning set up during  Number of employees = 5901
the British Raj.
 Number of foreign students= 174
 First life time member of AMU students union was
Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi.  Area of campus= 1200 acres
 University has played a lead role in promoting new
ideas, the spirit of integration of the world and  Number of faculties = 14
cultivation of intellect and culture.
 Number of departments = 85
SPECIAL FEATURES AND INFRASTRUCTURE:
 Number of halls = 18
 Fluidly juxtaposed, traditional and modern style
Infrastructure in a sprawling 1200 acres green  Number of hostels = 70
campus in the outskirts of Uttar Pradesh that
integrates environmental concerns with student
centred facilities.
 There are 18 halls of residence , each complete with
in- house library , common room and sports facilities.
 TATA-INFOTECH Computer Centre with a capacity
of 5000 students.
 THE KENNEDY AUDITORIUM with a seating
capacity of 1647.
 MAULANA AZAD LIBRARY – One of the Asia’s best
library with More than 8,50,000 rich collection of
books, manuscript and periodicals in all the well
known languages.
 COACHING AND GUIDANCE CENTRE which
Provides coaching facilities for various competitive
Examinations like IAS, PCS, and NDA etc.
 THE GENERAL EDUCATION CENTRE, The literary The Maulana Azad Library
and cultural hub of the university.

The Faculty of Arts, AMU
The Kennedy Auditorium


ZAKIR HUSAIN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY (ZHCET)
ZHCET – AN OVERVIEW SALIENT FEATURES AND ACHIEVEMENTS

 Honored to be amongst the top seven institutes to be
nominated for the upgradation process to IIT level on
the recommendation of S. K. Joshi’s Expert
Committee, based on stringent benchmarks for
parameters, such as, academic performance, research
quality, staff qualifications, physical infrastructure, long
term stability, etc. Out of the AICTE’s approved
Government Institutions and Universities all over the
country, the Committee considered the top 200
institutions and short listed 40 among them in the first
round. Out of these institutions, the Committee looked
into greater details and finally listed seven
institutions/universities for final consideration for the
upgradation.
The Department of Electrical Engineering  B.Tech. Programmes of the Zakir Husain College of
Engineering & Technology (ZHCET) have been
 Named after a great scholar of AMU and the accredited with excellence by the National Board of
President of India, Dr. Zakir Husain, the Zakir Husain Accreditation (NBA), a programme set up to assess the
College of Engineering & Technology came into qualitative competence of technical educational
existence on the 21s t November, 1938 institutions at all the levels of education by AICTE, for a
period of five years w.e.f. 10.02.2009. Amongst one of
 Zakir Husain College of Engineering and Technology
the very few, rare cases, all the B. Tech. Programmes
aims to provide knowledge according to the industry
of the college were sanctioned accreditation for a
standards. The program structure is designed,
maximum possible period of five years., in the very first
keeping in mind the needs of Industry standards and
attempt.
provides the students firsthand experience in a  MIT OpenCourseWare (OCW), a web-based
variety of areas related to modern Technologies. publication of virtually all MIT course content
 The Zakir Husain College of Engineering & comprising of 1700 courses, spanning across 35
Technology offers courses in Undergraduate academic disciplines, is networked within the college.
(B.Tech) as well as Post Graduate (M.Tech & Ph.D.) The MIT OCW has only 7 mirror sites in the world, 2
courses. The College offers undergraduate courses in the sub-continent and the only one of its type in
in 8 disciplines of Engineering. India.

Branch No of UG seats
Mechanical 90
Computer Science 50
Electronics 50
Electrical 60
Civil 60
Chemical 30
Petrochemical 20

Nadeem Tareen Hall – One of ZHCET’s Hostels


FACULTIES AND INFRASTRUCTURE
THE DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Introduction Thrust Areas and Laboratories

Thermal Engineering Combustion & Pollution

Wind Tunnel at Fluid Mechanics Lab

 Established about sixty years back with Ph.D.,
M.Tech (Thermal Engineering, Industrial &
Production Engg. and Machine Design), B.Tech. & Heat Transfer IC Engines
B.E. (Evening) programmes being offered.
 The faculty has published over 600 research papers
in the International & National Journals of repute.
 An Instructional & Research Resource Centre
(IRRC) has been established in the department to
impart modern education through Multimedia
Projection system including dozens of audio-visual
cassettes on state of the art information on current
Power Plant Engineering Refrigeration & AC
topics, software packages, over forty computers and
fully furnished Conference room as well as series of
lectures by invited experts from Industries and
Institutions.
 The department has the following facilities and
Laboratories: Turbine & Pump, Fluid Mechanics,
Aerodynamics & Turbo machines, Microprocessor
Applications, Computational Fluid Dynamics, Internal
Combustion Engines, Heat Power, Refrigeration & Fluid Mechanics Computing Systems
Air Conditioning, Combustion & Pollution Control,
Heat Transfer, Machinery Dynamics, Stress Analysis
& Tribology, Production Engineering, Computers and
Robotics, Material Science, Metrology & CNC,
Quality Assurance, CAD & CAM.

Machine Design Industrial & Manufacturing


THE DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

Introduction Laboratories

High Voltage Lab Control System Lab

The Department of Electrical Engineering
 Established in 1935, the EED, has been availing
various National and International scholarships to Electric Drives Lab Power Electronics Lab
send the faculty members abroad, boosted by QIP
programme.
 The faculty members of the EED have till date,
published more than 800 research papers.
 The EED has organised several short-term training
courses and the national level seminars/conferences
for young Engineers in industries and academics.

Thrust areas of the Department Simulation Lab Power System Lab

 Power System Dynamics and Control including
Parallel AC/DC & Simultaneous AC/DC
Transmission system.
 High Voltage Engineering with special emphasis on
the development of Superconducting and insulating
materials.
 Power Electronics and Drives focusing on the
development of novel converter topologies and multi-
Electric Machines Lab Circuit & Instrumentation Lab
phase motor drives.
 Renewable Energy Sources with effort in optimising
the tapping of energy from solar photo-voltaic
systems.
 Artificial Intelligence and Soft Computing with
orientation towards bio-engineering.
Microprocessor Lab Research Lab


THE DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

Introduction Thrust Areas of the Department

1. VLSI Design
1. Low power Design
2. SoC and NoC Design
issues in Deep submicron
3. Novel and energy efficient
FPGA architectures
2. Signal Processing & Applications
1. Audio & Speech
Processing
2. Image and Video Coding
3. Video streaming
3. Wireless Systems and Networks
1. RF Design & Transceiver
algorithms
2. Multimedia over wireless
3. New wireless systems and
application
The Department of Electronics Engineering
 Created in 1988, the department has made Laboratories
remarkable progress in terms of developing
infrastructure, updating course structure and syllabi o Electronic Circuits & Systems Lab [123]
and upgrading laboratories to the level comparable o Communication Systems and Radar Lab [97]
o Communication Systems Simulation Lab [25]
with those of the best institutions of the country.
o IC Design and Fabrication Lab [39]
These have been achieved by adapting a need o Digital Systems and Microprocessors lab [89]
based continual evaluating policy from the day of its o Instrumentation and Control Lab [89]
inception, and in order to impart knowledge to the o Optical Communication Lab [26]
students about the latest developments in o Signal Processing Lab [57]
Electronics Engineering & Technology. o Computer Lab [90]
o Research Lab [40]
 The highly qualified staff members have
o Telematics Lab [112]
published/contributed large number of high quality o Electronics Workshop [26]
research papers in international and national o DRS Lab [49]
journals and in conferences of repute. The faculty
has supervised a good number of Ph.D. theses,  Each Faculty is provided with a PC having internet
M.Tech. Dissertations and undergraduate projects. facility.
In addition, the department has floated a number of  Main Computer Lab of the Department has 24 P-IV
projects to the funding agencies. It has already been system.
 Computational Hardware/Software Infrastructure.
awarded financial assistance by various agencies
 Direct Access to the DEC-ALPHA HP Mainframe
including DRDO, MHRD, AICTE, UGC and CSIR Systems & several Graphics Work Stations.
etc.


THE DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
 The Department offers B. Tech. (Civil) course and M.
Introduction Tech. course in three major fields of specialization viz.
Structural Engineering, Hydraulic Structures, and
Environmental Engineering. At the Doctorate level, the
Department offers Ph. D. in Structural Engineering,
Hydraulic Structures, Environmental Engineering and
Geotechnical Engineering.

Thrust Areas of the Department
 Structural Engineering
o Fibre Composites and New Construction Materials
o Transient Dynamic Analysis of Structures
o Structural Masonry
o Experimental Stress Techniques and Non-
The Department of Civil Engineering Destructive Testing
 Established in 1942, the department has grown o Numerical Modelling and Optimization Techniques
manifold and contributed immensely in the o Reliability Analysis and Risk Assessment of
technology transfer and propagation of technological Structures
advancements to the industry. The department has o Earthquake Resistant Low Cost Housing
maintained pace in coming at par with the latest and o Wind Engineering
most sophisticated R&D, design, testing, o Offshore Structures
instrumentation and computation facilities etc o Corrosion Engineering
 The department owns a rich library having 9000 text o Fly ash Utilization
and reference books. Many research projects o Instrumentation Technique, Application of Optical
sponsored by A.I.C.T.E., U.G.C., D.S.T., C.S.I.R., Fiber
D.R.D.O., C.S.T. (U.P.), Ministry of Environment and  Hydraulic Engineering
Forest and Indian Oil Corporation, Govt. of India o Sediment Transport and Flow Through Porous
have been successfully completed in the past. The Media
faculty members have published significant number o Hydraulic Structures
of Research papers in International Journals. The o Hydrology
faculty members have also published several o Computational Hydraulics
textbooks and prepared an appreciable number of  Geotechnical Engineering
Technical Reports, Laboratory Manuals, and other o Fly Ash Utilization and Disposal
Teaching Aids. The faculty members also have to o Ring/Annular/Shell and Pile Foundations
their credit many awards such as Khosla Award, o Soil Structure Interaction and Environmental Geo-
Suchit Kumar memorial Award, Institution of Technology
Engineers (I), Khosla Research Prize, ISET Best o Application of Geo-synthetics in Ground
Paper award, Deshpande award (FM & FP, India), Improvement Techniques
Jai Krishna Award, Sir Arthur Cotton Memorial Gold  Environmental Engineering
Medal to name a few. Many faculty members have o Hazardous and Solid Waste Management Physico
chaired technical sessions of different National and Chemical Treatment Processes Corrosion Control
International meets and have also been the Air Pollution
members of the various technical committees. o Modeling and Simulation of Treatment Processes.


THE DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
 Heat Transfer Operations
Introduction
o Multi effect evaporator
o Boiling heat transfer
o Heat pipe
o Shell and tube heat exchangers
o Plate heat exchanger
o Cross flow heat exchanger
o Drop wise film wise condensation

 Mass Transfer Operations

o Packed bed/bubble cap distillation column
o Rotary and tray driers, batch drying
o Cooling tower
o Absorption column & Solid dissolution
o Liquid-liquid, Solid-Liquid extraction
The Department of Chemical Engineering
 Fluid Mechanics & Transport Analysis
 The idea of the creation of the Department was born
with the visit of His Highness Sheikh Zayed Bin o Velocity profile in pipe flow
Sultan Al-Nahyan of the UAE in 1975 as a beginning o Characterization of fluids
towards the larger goal of establishing an Institute of o Flow in straight and curved pipe
Petroleum Studies. o Bernoulli experiment flow
 Fluid Particle Operations
 Thermosiphon Reboiler
 Process Modeling & Simulation o Size reduction equipments
o Plate and frame filter press
 Computer Aided Design of Process Plants
o Rotary drum vacuum filter
 Nucleate Pool Boiling
o Flocculent/Discrete setting
 Energy Integration and Mass Exchange Network o Particle size measurement
 Membrane Separation/Inorganic Membranes o Packed/fluidized bed
 Industrial Pollution Control and Waste Minimization o Closed circuit grinding
 Thermodynamics of Phase Equilibria
 Hazardous Waste Management
 Thermodynamics & Chemical Reaction Engineering
 Cellulose Chemistry & Technology

Facilities o Heterogeneous non-catalytic reaction
o CSTR
o CSTR cascade
 Fuels Testing and Energy Resources o Reaction kinetics

o Laboratory tests on solid, liquid and gaseous  Process Instrumentation & Control
fuels  Product Development & Testing
o Photo-voltaic cell and flat-plate collector
 Safety & Environment Laboratory
o COD/BOD analysis


THE DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING THE DEPARTMENT OF PETROCHEMICAL
ENGINEERING

Introduction Introduction

The Department of Computer Engineering. The Department of Petrochemical Engineering

 Various laboratories relating to testing and determining
 In the short span of time since its creation, the the characteristics and properties of refinery and
Department of Computer Engineering has performed petrochemicals products, petroleum and petrochemical
exceedingly well on academic front. The success of processing and other facilities have been established in
a Department is best judge by the performance of its the department.
students. The students have fared commendably in  The Department has research facilities in the area of
various national as well as International level Hydrodesulphurization, Heat Transfer Studies to Boiling
competitions like, GATE, CAT, GRE, SAT etc. They Hydrocarbon Liquids and their Mixtures in Vertical tube
have secured admissions to higher studies at Thermosiphon Reboiler, Nucleate Boiling of
institutions of repute. The training and skills that they Hydrocarbon Mixtures on Smooth and Enhanced
acquire have aided in their overwhelming success at surfaces, Studies on Corrosion & its Control for
placements in prestigious organizations both at Petroleum Industries, Kinetics Studies of Hydrogenation
national as well as global level. and Oxidation reactions, etc. are also available.

Thrust Areas and Laboratories
 Parallel Computing
 Crude Evaluation Laboratory
 Soft Computing
 Petroleum Products Testing Laboratories
 Web Mining
 Fuel Technology & Combustion Laboratory
 Computer Networking
 Computer Controlled Process Control Laboratory
 Software Engineering
 Reaction Engineering and High Pressure Laboratory
 Multimedia Techniques
 Instrumental Analysis Laboratory
 Computational Laboratory


THE DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE

Introduction Thrust Areas of the Department

 Computerized Studios
 Computer designing and drafting labs with the related
infrastructure.
 Availability of latest software for designing and drafting.
 Further the department has plans for the extension and
expansion in terms of building space and physical
infrastructure.

Laboratories
 5 studios with conventional drafting boards
 Material museum & Model making labs
 Construction Lab for better learning and practical
experience of various building materials.
 Arts & Graphics room for indoor sketching exercises.
The Department of Architecture

 Established in 1993, the department runs as per the
norms of the Council of Architecture and AICTE.
The department aims to develop a great seat of
learning for young Architects with high intellectual
qualities to meet the challenges of the changing
scenario of the world. The department is committed
to maintain high standards of discipline and achieve
high academic excellence. To achieve this, the effort
has to be planned in a pragmatic manner taking
stock of what exists and what needs to be
developed/ required in time with the standards
prescribed by COA in a phased manner.COA is
apex statutory body which regulates & controls the
profession& education of Architecture in the country.
It is thus mandatory for any & every Institution
imparting education in Architecture at UG & / PG
The Computer Lab
level, to meet their prescribed standards for the
same.
 The department has received a grant of Rs.15 lakhs
from AICTE for the development and modernisation OTHER SUPPORTING DEPARTMENTS
of studios and laboratories of the department of
Architecture under MODROBS scheme.  The Department of Applied Physics
 Various Design projects have been taken up by the
department faculty, during last couple of years, to an  The Department of Applied Chemistry
amount of Rs. 1.5 crore.
 The Department of Applied Mathematics


TEACHERS’ STATISTICS

TEACHER STUDENT RATIO 1:11

Cadre Qualification

2%

23% Professors
Ph.D
46% 39%
Associate
Post Graduate
Professors
59% Under Graduate
Assistant
31% Professors

Experience Ph.D Holders

6%
Less than 5
20%
19% years Ph.D from
5 to 10 years abroad
Ph.D from India
More than 10
75% 80%
years


STUDENTS’ ACTIVITIES

@ingenioussolutions

@ingenioussolutions is a forum, under the umbrella of training
and Placement Office which was floated by a group of enterprising
final year students of 2006 batch with the sole objective to help
their fellow batch mates in improving their soft skills and in turn
provide an impetus to the college placements.
It is a community of students where the experienced ones share
with their juniors some of the pleasant and unpleasant
experiences they had while carving a niche for themselves.
Getting students placed in an MNC to enjoy a lucrative job is not
its only motive but also to make them articulate and work towards
their overall personality development. It provides the ZHCETians
with a platform to overcome their weaknesses and discomfitures

ZHCET – A Hub of students’ activities like stage fright. In other words, it has helped the technocrats tap
their talent and develop their caliber.

The TECHNOCRATZ AMU ROBO CLUB

Internet has emerged out as the best means of communication Roboclub is one of most sought after clubs where hobbyist
today. Realizing it as the need of time, the students decided to converge electronics, programming & mechanics to innovate and
exploit it for the benefit of ZHCET and came up with a website make robots with cutting edge technologies. Housed in the Dept of
as http://www.theTECHNOCRATZ.com about a year back. Electronics Engg, the club has active support from faculty,
http://www.theTECHNOCRATZ.com was launched as a industry & alumni. Students are given guidance & infrastructure to
student portal to bring all the college activities under one prepare for events in the domain of Robotics, embedded,
umbrella and give them an online platform. The website has a electronics and software.
lot of exclusive sections like results with detailed analysis,
students' database, campus videos, uploads from faculty, INTOUCH – THE COLLEGE POST

college gangs etc. The website is updated on regular basis
with regular feedback from students, alumni and teachers. INTOUCH – THE COLLEGE POST, the college magazine is

TheTECHNOCRATZ is now a student forum that has a web circulated by the students under the patronage of the dean. It

development club running under its umbrella. provides an excellent platform for the artistic instincts of the
budding engineers.


RECENT STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS

Name Year of Passing Achievement

Talha Bin Masood 2010 Rank 10 in GATE 2010

Gaurav Pandey 2010 Rank 11 in GATE 2010

Gaurav Yadav 2010 Rank 135 in GATE 2009

Nitin Raghav 2010 Selected in PGCIL

Sandeep Yadav 2010 Selected in PGCIL

Afaq Hasan Khan 2010 Two Papers Published in ICFCC 2009 (IEEE Conference), Malaysia

Vikas Sharma, Ankit Agarwal, Sabahat 2010 One Paper Published in ICCSIT 2009 (IEEE Conference), Beijing,

Hussain China

Mohd Siddique Khan, Tauseef Ali, 2010 One Paper Published in ICACT 2009 (IEEE Conference), South
Rehan Ahmad Korea

Ahmad Mohd Khalid 2010 One Paper Presented at SCHEMCON 09 (IIChe Conference), IITR

Syed Abdus Samad Ali 2010 Got Admission in M. Tech. at Imperial College in London

Syed Kashif Hassan 2009 PGP, IIM Kolkata (2009-2011) – 99.99 percentile in CAT 2008

Umair Azmi 2009 MS, IISC Bangalore (2009-2011) – Rank 17 in GATE 2009 (CS)

Shadab Mallick 2009 PGP, MDI Gurgaon (2009-2011) – 99.1 percentile in CAT 2008

Fahad Ali Usmani 2009 Amongst 20 candidates shortlisted for Commonwealth Scholarship

Beenish Zia 2009 MS, University of Ireland with 100% Scholarship

Umair Azmi 2009 98.7 percentile in CAT 2008

Harsh Vardhan 2009 98.1 percentile in CAT 2008

Faraz Khan 2009 6 Papers published in various IEEE/ICCEE international conferences

Akshat Saxena 2009 MS, University of Cincinnati, Ohio with 90% shcholarship

Kinshuk Varshney 2009 MS, John Hopkins University with 30% scholarship

Tabish Ali 2007 MDI Gurgaon alumnus, 99.1 percentile in CAT 2006

Mohd Kaif 2007 NITIE alumnus, 98.9 percentile in CAT 2006

Syed Sabauddin Ashraf 2006 IIM Indore alumnus, 99.19 percentile in CAT 2005


DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI

Name Designation

Z.A. Nizami Chancellor, Sir Syed University of Engg & Technology, former Director General KDA (Pakistan)

V.K.Agarwal Former Chairman, Railway Board, India

Satish Chandra Former Chairman, CWC, India

Matloob M.Khan Group General Manager, NASH Group, former GM, Birla Group

Laiq Ahmad Advisor ETA Star Project, UAE

Masood H.Rizvi M.D, Five Star, UAE

Ureed A.Siddiqi Consultant, Borouge, UAE

Dawood Bin Uzair M.D, Alfuttaim Engg, UAE

Shadan Niamat Proprietor, Western technologies, USA

Asim Samiuddin Head, Funds silver point capital, Greenwich, USA

Ashok Kumar Trehan Chief general Manager, UPSEB

Zafar Alam Link Locks, Aligarh, India

Mohd. Haider Hashmi Project Co-coordinator, Kulijan Power Corporation, Philadelphia, USA

Syed Jamal Ahmad G.M, Mangalore Chemicals & Fertilizers, India

D.P.Agarwal Member, Union Public Service Commission, India

Khushboo Mirza Scientist, ISRO, India

Zafar Iqbal Former Indian Hockey Captain

Nayyar Azam Google India

Mohd Arif Scientist, ISRO, India

Nazeer Ahmad Scientist, ISRO, India


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