Appreciate your Contribution - HELP AS MUCH AS YOU CAN

Dear Students!

A boy, who is physically challenged and coming from very poor family named, Rohan Sharma, came to our college for financial help on July, 17, 2015-Friday.

I am very happy and feel proud to share our class- Sem- III- D has contributed around 1500/-Rs.

To help needy is the best help.

My dear students, Do believe to help other and HELP AS MUCH AS YOU CAN .

Thank you, Vanraj for capturing image and sent.

Here,I am going to share your snaps.

Have a look. Live long!!!!

Dr. Abdul Kalam’s Childhood & Early Life

Dear Students,

We are learning 'Wings of Fire' an autobiography of Dr.Kalam. 

I appreciate your keen interest to study about very admirable President and Scientist. 

Here, I am sharing you brief outline about his childhood and early life.

Read and learn. 

A.P.J. Abdul Kalam was born to Jainulabdeen and Ashiamma on October 15, 1931. He came from a family whose financial conditions weren’t sound enough. As a means to support his family’s meagre income, Kalam took up odd jobs in his childhood but never gave up on his education. He graduated from Saint Joseph's College, Tiruchirappalli in 1954 but not satisfied with his degree, he left for Madras later next year to study aerospace engineering. He enrolled at the Madras Institute of Technology (MIT).

Students! 

your textbook copies are arrived. 

SECOND YEAR- SEM-III- D- EMAIL ID

DEAR  SEM -III- D- STUDENTS!

This is to inform all Sem- III- D students to sent E-mail on aapccsyd2015@gmail.com
Just write your name and roll no in the subject line and send within a week.
Students form Roll No 18 to 62 are requested to remain present in the classroom, specially those who has not submitted their mentor ship form. It is compulsory. without mentor ship form you are not allowed to appear for exam.