ORIENTATION 2025
From the Mechanical Halls to the TEQIP Building, Orientation 2025 welcomed 100+ newcomers with stories of engineering breakthroughs and a showcase of our ISRO Rover, inspiring a new wave of bold experimentation.
Orientation 2025 ushered in a new wave of students and renewed energy, drawing a crowd of 100+ students. Thus we had to shift the event from the Mechanical Halls to the TEQIP Building to accommodate the growing enthusiasm. The session featured an exciting showcase of our latest projects, with the highlight being our ISRO Rover, a testament to the club’s expanding technical vision and ambition.
The event began with introductions and motivating words from our professors, followed by an engaging storytelling session about our venture with ISRO, offering students a behind-the-scenes look at the challenges, learning, and breakthroughs involved. This narrative aimed to inspire students to think boldly, embrace experimentation, and shed their fear of failure.
Orientation 2025 also gave us the opportunity to understand the depth of interest and potential talent within the university. It reaffirmed our belief that, with the right guidance and environment, students can develop their skills and contribute meaningfully to innovative engineering projects.
