Accet Karaikudi

13/03/2023

Dear Alumni,
With the glorious history of 75 years and having over 3 million alumni from the various Alagappa Schools and Colleges, the Founder's family formed the Alagappa Global Alumni Association to imbibe the consolidated power of our Alumni. We invite you to embark on this journey through - The Inspire Zone - our newsletter and get in touch with us by registering in official website for Alagappa Alumni Students. (register here : www.alagappaalumni.com)

Dr. RAMANATHAN VAIRAVAN
Chairman, Alagappa Group of Educational Institutions &
Life Syndicate Member, Alagappa University
(Grandson of Vallal Dr. Alagappa Chettiar)

V. Jothipandian
Alumni Relations Manager.
Alagappa Group of Institutions
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09/03/2018

29/12/2017

WHAT NEXT?

ARE COACHING CLASSES MAKING MONEY WITH STUDENTS' INSECURITY?
A special article from Placement team - ACCET

What next? – is a question thrown towards every youngster of this imperialistic society. Everyone has to deal with this question no matter which position you are in now. Your happiness is counted by your sophistication. What about dreams and passion? Shut up, dude! They have no sense. Here, our contentment gains no stamina to blow horn.

Career pursuits are horror enough to feel like, “Everynight in my dreams I see you, I feel you!”

The society is constructed in a way such that you feel like every finger is stretched pointing towards you for every coin you haven’t pocketed. No one knows else one’s past, the society in which he/she has been brought up, or at least number of Idlis, he/she could eat. Only parents possess rights to question their son’s/daughter’s plans for the next step and no one else has.

Aforementioned everything fits completely for the students who are graduating from ACCET also. The face value of our college could roar to some extent but the increase in the private colleges and the tuitionized approach has surely evicted our students to take the back seat. There is a hazy atmosphere in which our students feel that they are too naïve to fit the market. Fear of insecurity leaves no one. Now the question is: Are our students trained to tackle and overcome that fear?

Most of our students are tented in cities like Chennai, Bangalore and Tuticorin, preparing for bank exams, UPSC exams, trying out all possible exams under the sun, stricken with uncertainty and the fear of questioning. Every coaching class is generating tons of rupees every year, with no guarantee on the return on investment. There is an economic network webbed with these classes as a base, in which students are baited as victim.

Most of the students who are in the bank coaching classes are from engineering background, with no such idea until getting out from the college as a VIP.

The hard hitting factor is some students who passed out two to three years before, are still waiting for the situation to turn up. Youngsters are tossed between survival of the fittest and the pursuit of happiness.

Clearly, joining a coaching class could not help anyone to dodge these annoying no-use questions. In this century, everyone is meant to participate in the battle, compulsorily.

Clarity in decision making, in terms of peer pressure and ambivalence, decides the timespan of each battle.

20/12/2017

A great opportunity for second year and third year - Mech, EEE, ECE and CSE.

08/11/2017

XPREZ_EDITORIAL
What is happening in ACGCET?
The hostel issue - full report




It’s one of those things that happen very frequently in our hostels, but today the issue got some new attention. The maidservant had been caught red-handed for having looted groceries in the girls’ hostel. This issue can be kept in a back seat, as it happens in every government sector and it is a nationwide malady.
There is more to be discussed and more to be unearthed. These small foodstuffs matter nothing infront of the real scams that happen notoriously in hostels.

What if the scams scale up and if the higher officials who have to persecute such lootings are themselves involved, directly or indirectly!

Ado, mess bills are tallied with no veritable notions. Representatives of hostels are treated irreverently.

The scavengers and workers have been used for their personal uses (said by one of such worker!). The hostel administration has become too flagrant to repair.

They are clearly mortifying the whole administration and the worst part is that though everyone knows it, the issue remains as a taboo, making the entire situation hard to deal with.

To quantify, bananas and eggs have been billed with very high price than it should be. The quality of the food for the amount paid is somewhat okay, but, the rations that have been provided are not at all used for a balanced meal.

Students were not served with food last night and this morning.
Students of the final year have met our principal and discussed about the issues formally. He has assured that proper steps will be taken.
The demand from the students is, either the officials should be enquired or the food administration should be outsourced to any private organizations. The main demand from the final year students is that they have no faith on the post of hostel superintendent and they don't want such kind of post in our hostel administration hereafter.

"If the leader gets corrupted, then the whole administration will collapse", affirms one of the representatives.

For the first time, students have come to the streets for their own rights. The administration should hearken to students’ voices, at least now, after all these quagmires.

19/09/2017

15/09/2017

Campus drive results
14-09-17

Sysbiz visited our college for campus recruitment yesterday.
Number of students shortlisted for the Position of Trainee Software Engineer:

1. Akkila Karuppasamy – B.E (E.E.E)
2. Siva Priya – B.E (CSC)
3. Chithambaranathan.N – B.E (CSC)
4. Awinas Kannan – B.E(EEE)

02/09/2017

20/08/2017