Photos galleries of events at Engineering colleges in India!
Amity School Of Engineering and Technology (ASET), New Delhi has had held its cultural fest in its premises.It is perhaps one event the students look forward to the most. Apart from being on stage ,showcasing talents and having fun , there is a lot that goes on behind the screen.From managing the crowd to organizing […]
Aagomani Is Annual Fest Of Electrical Engineering, IIT Bombay. Come To IIT Bombay And Listen To Lectures By Internationally Renown Professors,Attend Illuminating Workshops And Participate In Awesome Competitions With Attractive Prizes Worth 5 Lakhs. Win Competition And Go To USA In A All Paid Trip
Latest Sports Fest in Goa in BITS PILANI Goa campus We Have Lots Of Exciting Prizes, Come And Take Home A Few!!!
Spring Spree, the annual three-day festival held by the students of the National Institute of Technology, Warangal, India. It is said to have begun n the year 1978 when the Students of the college, then known as the Regional Engineering College, Warangal, came up with the idea of holding a festival that would allow people […]
Theta V3.0 Is A National Level Techno-Management Fest Conducted For The Third Time By The Src,Sastra University
Shaastra is the annual technical festival of the Indian Institute of Technology Madras. With footfalls of over 20,000 witnessed every year, it is well-known for being one of the biggest and best technical fests in Asia. Innovative and enthusiastic students from over 200 colleges are gearing up for the four-day event, to be held in […]
IIT Bhubaneswar Is Having The Fourth Edition Of Its Socio-Cultural Festival In The Month Of January (11th-13th) And Would Like You To Be A Part Of This Extravaganza. Over The Duration Of Three Days, There Is A Major Youth Gathering From All Over India. With Cultural Competitions From Dance, Music, Literary, Fine Arts And Many […]
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