Higher Studies
Academic Council has been constituted with the Principal as the Chairman, three members from the University, experts from outside the college representing such areas as Industry, Education,Engineering etc., all heads of departments, senior faculty of the college and a member secretary.Academic Council is the principal academic body of this Autonomous Institute. It is responsible for laying down, regulating, and maintaining the standards of instruction, education and examination within the Institute. It has the right to advise the Governing Body on all academic matters.
2025-26
| S.No | NAME OF THE STUDENT | HIGHER STUDY PROGRAM NAME | ADMISSION DETAILS | PLACE |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Kushal Chakravarthy Thandra | Master of Computer Science | The University of Sydney | Australia |
| 2 | Teja Sai Bottu | Master of Computer Science in Information Technology and Management | University of North Carolina at Greensboro | USA |
| 2 | Gali Jaya Praveen | Master of science in Computer Science | New Jersey Inistitute of Technology | USA |
2024-25
| S.No | NAME OF THE STUDENT | HIGHER STUDY PROGRAM NAME | ADMISSION DETAILS | PLACE |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | KEERTHI KONERU | MBA(Master of Business Administration) | Indian Institute of Management Udaipur | Udaipur, Rajasthan, India. |
| 2 | THANDRA KUSHAL CHAKRAVARTHY | MS(Computer Science) | University of Sydney | Australia |
2023-24
2023-24 Higher Education
| S.No | NAME OF THE STUDENT | HIGHER STUDY PROGRAM NAME | ADMISSION DETAILS | PLACE |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Gudavalli Lakshmi Yesaswini | Master in Computer and Information Sciences | Saint Louis University | USA |
| 2 | Gopu Nithin Sai | Master in Computer and Information Sciences | University of Alabama at Birmingham | USA |
| 3 | Gudavalli Hruthi Sri | Master in Information Technology | University of Cincinnati | USA |
| 4 | Maddineni Syam Prakash | Master in Computer Science | University Of Central Missouri | USA |
| 5 | Mandava Venkata Sri Sai Surya | Master in Computer and Information Sciences | State University of New York at Buffalo | USA |
| 6 | Paladugu Bhavya Sri | Master in Computer and Information Sciences | University of Cincinnati | USA |
| 7 | Paladugu Trisha Sai | Master in Computer Sciences | Kent State University | USA |
| 8 | Tummala Yaswanth Sai | School of Computing, Engineering and Digital Technologies | Teesside University Middles brough Campus | UK |
| 9 | Vamsi Satyanarayana Chalavadi | Master in Computer and Information Sciences | State University of New York at Buffalo | USA |
| 10 | Heman Sai Chagarlamudi | Master in Mechatronics, Robotics, and Automation Engineering | Arizona State University | USA |
| 11 | Mounav Kolluri | Master in Computer and Information Sciences | University of North Texas | USA |
| 12 | Polavarapu Venkata Naga Rishitha Chowdary | Master in Computer and Information Sciences | University of North Texas | USA |
| 13 | Potluru Sri Sashank | Master in Computer and Information Sciences | George Mason University | USA |
| 14 | Saiesh Vemulapalli | Master in Computer Sciences | University of North Texas | USA |
2022-23
2022-23 Higher Eduction
| SNO | NAME OF THE STUDENT PURSING HIGHER STUDIES | HIGHER STUDY PROGRAM NAME | ADMISSION DETAILS | PLACE |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | SAI SRI LEKHA KOLASANI | MS in Business Analytics | University Of New Haven | USA |
| 2 | POOJITHA MEDASANI | MS in Business Analytics | University Of New Haven | USA |
| 3 | UJJWALA PALADUGU | MS In Business Analytics | University Of South Carolina Upstate | USA |
| 4 | KIRANANJALI BETHU, | MS in computer science | University of Central Missouri | USA |
| 5 | BOJEDLA JITHENDRA | MS in computer science | Portland State University | USA |
| 6 | DILEEP KUMAR BOYAPATI | MS in computer science | Portland State University | USA |
| 7 | NAGA VIDYA KOLLI | MS in computer science | Texas Tech University | USA |
| 8 | PAPASANI PRAVALIKA | MS in computer science | University of Maryland, BaltimoreCounty | USA |
| 9 | VENKATA NAGA LAKSHMI SIVANI PAPOLU | MS in Computer Information Systems and Information Technology | University of Central MissouriUniversity of Central Missouri | USA |
2021-22
2021-22 Higher Eduacation
| SNO | NAME OF THE STUDENT PURSUING HIGHER STUDIES | HIGHER STUDY PROGRAM NAME | ADMISSION DETAILS | PLACE |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ANANDH SAI | MBA (Business Analytics) | Woxsen University | Hyderabad |
| 2 | SATYASAI ALOKAM | Master of Science in Data Science | University of Denver | USA |
| 3 | RAJESH BANDARUPALLI | Master in Computer Science & IT | Sacred Heart University | USA |
| 4 | KRISHNA PREETHAM BHAVIRISETTY | Master in Computer Science | State University of New York at Binghamton | USA |
| 5 | CHIRUMAMILLA L P SAI SUDHA | Master in Data Science | Pace University | USA |
| 6 | M DARAHASA | Master in Computer Science | University of Texas | USA |
| 7 | NAGA PAVAN PRATIVADA | Master in Computer Science & IT | Sacred Heart University | USA |
| 8 | NAGAINDRA SARATCHANDRA GEETHIKA SUKAMANCHI | Master in Data Science and Applications | University at Buffalo School of Engineering and Applied Science | USA |
| 9 | CHADALAVADA HAMPI | QUALIFIED, WAITING FOR ADMISSIONS | ||
| 10 | ROSHINI MADDI | |||
| 11 | BHAMINI POORNA GURRAM | |||
| 12 | MANIDEEP KOTAPROLU | |||
Students Associations
Department of Artificial Intelligence created student clubs to help students in pursuing their interests and hobbies; and bringing the student community together. As a club member one knows about the goals, interests of each other. Clubs help students in getting back to their old hobbies. Networking opportunities are a major credit due to student clubs that build a bond among themselves which leads to a better career. Students associations help in showcasing their balance between work and hobbies. Apart from these Student Clubs helps sharpens people skills, develop teamwork skills, opportunities to network enhances their Resume, establishes a support system for team activities, enjoy a break from work and studies, maintain stress levels, make a difference to society. Students were allowed to join the clubs according to their interests. Department of Artificial Intelligence possesses four different student clubs. CodeForge which helps students to focus on the coding skills, Think “D” club where students are encouraged to work on Real-time projects with innovation, AI Frontier club focuses on building knowledge on AI&ML and AI&DS among students, AI Cultural Club encourages students to participate in various literary and cultural activities in and outside of the college campus. Overall Clubs Coordinator: Mr.Y.Kalyan Chakravarti, Email to : kalyan@vrsiddhartha.ac.in Planning and tracking the events will be supported by faculty clubs coordinator.
Faculty Incharges
| S. No | Club Name | Faculty Incharge |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | CodeForge | K V Kiranmai |
| 2 | AI Frontier Club | Mr. Y. Kalyan Chakravarti |
| 3 | ThinkD | Dr.V.Satya Sahithi |
| 4 | AI Cultural | Mrs. K Madhavi |
In today’s rapidly changing environment, programming skills are essential tools that can be utilized and incorporated into various fields and domains. Hence, it becomes absolutely essential to equip young minds with such skills. CodeChef ITVRSEC Chapter aims to establish a coding culture in the Department, reaching every student passionate about coding. The Chapter’s motto is to Create-Execute-Innovate.This Chapter provides you a good platform to enrich your coding skills through the Coding Competitions which will be the paramount objective.These competitions not only focus on coding but also seek to nurture your logical, analytical, and problem-solvingabilities. Chapter members get beneficial by being habituated to the CodeChef platform thereby making the students ready to face various online coding events. The pivotal objective of this Chapter is to boost the students with passion for coding and make them Competitive ready
Roles and Responsibilities:
This Chapter is managed by a group of 4 students and with able guidance from the Department Faculty. All the managing leads pledge to work with utmost commitment in shaping up the Competitive Programming in the Department
President :
Lead the entire membership in a well-rounded program of activities and events.
Ensure that the Managing Leads fulfil their Responsibilities efficiently.
Setting a broader vision for the Department and creating annual goals aligned to it.
Coordinate club activities with the otherChapter Leads.
Monitoring the growth of programming skills in students and ensuring a peer-learning environment.
Working with Faculty Advisor for the improvements/ development of the Chapter.
Presiding regular meetings and Compiling event reports and submitting it to CodeChef and Faculty Advisor.
Saketh (+91 90325 83350)
Competitive Programming Lead :
Delivering the Programming sessions/workshops/events information.
Set problems and write editorials for the contests.
Curating suitable resources for various level of learners.
Mentoring Chapter members with programming tips and resolving their doubts.
Help in setting up best practices for coding and conduct regular coding contest reviews.
Plan and evaluate the performance of the students in the chapter and help them improve.
K Anusha – +91 83281 03261
Outreach and Media Lead :
Ensuring brand visibility on campus about CompetitiveProgramming and CodeChef.
Connecting with Key influencers to strengthen the community of programmers.
Engaging with student Media on the Department to spread awareness about the Chapter and drive attendance to theactivities.
Creating advertising content and designing posters or brochures for mass publicity.
Managing and monitoring social media channels like Facebook, Instagram etc.
Plan and organize publicity campaigns to other colleges to spread the events conducted by the chapter.
Varun +91 91773 22245
Events Lead:
Plan the Annual even calendar and execute it effectively.
Brainstorming and implementing event plans and concepts.
Obtaining permits from the Higher officials and also sharing event details with other Managing Leads.
Organizing events on behalf of the Chapter to raise awareness and advice to shapeshift towards Competitive Programming.
Creating and Maintaining event details and also membership database with their feedbacks.
Coordinating with the Outreach and Media Lead to ensure proper publicity of the events and information about Chapter.
Handling Post event reports and submitting them to the Faculty Advisor.
K Chandana. +91 99517 21165
Outcomes:
CodeChef Chapter helps members gain in-depth knowledge of coding. This helps them immensely during placements and can also bring laurels to the institution through various national and international programming contests.
The Chapter also helps members develop an aptitude for logical thinking and visualizing a problem from various perspectives and creating multiple innovative solutions.
The main efforts of this chapter is to instigate coding skills in the students and mould them into confident Competitive Programmers through CodeChef.
Faculty Advisor:
Faculty advisor is responsible for make necessary and support for Contests at college and guide the club team for betterment of
Competitive Coding in campus.
K V Kiranmai, Assistant Professor, Dept of AI.
The Artificial Intelligence Frontier Club (AI Frontier Club) provides an opportunity for enthusiastic learners to explore the rapidly evolving world of Artificial Intelligence and emerging technologies. The club aims to enhance students’ knowledge and practical skills in areas such as Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Natural Language Processing, Computer Vision, Generative AI, and Data Science. Through hands-on sessions, workshops, expert talks, technical events, competitions, and hackathons, the club bridges the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical implementation. It also focuses on developing students’ problem-solving, analytical, research, innovation, teamwork, creativity, and lifelong learning skills, preparing them for future opportunities and careers in the field of Artificial Intelligence.
Roles and Responsibilities
President – A Sowjanya Lakshmi
Provides leadership and direction to the club
Coordinates club activities through the executive club members.
Establishes short- and long-range objectives and goals for the club.
Structures the organization to ensure the goal of community is reached.
Establish and Approve all club
Provides mentorship to new officers.
Ensures strong leadership succession by identifying and recruiting new club officers.
Provides data on previous club events to allow the event chair to benefit from past experience and suggestions for improvement.
Events Chair – G Vima Sanjana
Organizes and Plans events of the club.
Maintains a list of events and statistics throughout the year as club annual report form.
Works with communications chair to promote upcoming
Alerts Communities with upcoming eventsdetails.
Submits attendance list to the faculty board for any event
Ensures the completion of the club annual report each year and submits it to corresponding faculty member.
Planning programs and publicity campaigns that support the College.
Communications Chair – Rishita Rath
Publicizes club activities through Emails, Social media and the club website.
Develops and maintains club website and social media sites.
Uses and informs other regional officers about technological resources available.
Coordinating with other club/alumni Activities.
Ensures the club website information is updated.
Communicating and scheduling Industry Experts for delivering sessions.
Maintaining good communication with club members to ensure their goals are reached.
Outcomes
This Club provides guidance and opportunities for students aspiring to build careers in Artificial Intelligence and emerging technologies. It enhances students’ technical, coding, problem-solving, and teamwork skills while encouraging them to work on real-world AI applications and innovative projects. Through hands-on learning, expert sessions, workshops, and collaborative activities, the club prepares students for future careers, research, and technological innovation. The ultimate goal of the club is to create a strong foundation and pathway for passionate students to become skilled, innovative, and industry-ready AI professionals.
Faculty Coordinator:
Y. Kalyan Chakravarti, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Artificial Intelligence, Sahe.
kalyan@vrsiddhartha.ac.in (+91-9985111519)
Planning and Tracking the events will be supported by the faculty coordinator
“Everything Begins with An Idea.”
Henry Ford says that “the air is full of ideas. They are knocking you in the head all the time. You only have to know what you want, then forget it, and go about your business. Suddenly, the idea will come through. It was there all the time.”
In the present age of competitions and technologically fast growing society, our youth particularly the students needs to be futuristic and innovative. Think “D” Club would help to encourage and connect the students in innovative and creative activities apart from providing opportunities for hands on activities. Our club creates awareness, educate, nurture and inculcate a culture of innovation amongst students and to enable them to generate new ideas and become more innovative. The ability of thinking differently arise a stepping stone for innovations. The setting up of Innovation Clubs improves education because it compels students to use a higher level of thinking to solve problems.
OBJECTIVES:
To create awareness, educate, nurture and inculcate a culture of innovation amongst the engineering student.
To enable them to generate new ideas and become more innovative.
To encourage Interdisciplinary project exhibition
To encourage the students to apply for various funds for their innovative projects.
INCHARGE ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Enrolment of students as Innovation club member and allow them to work on innovative project.
Periodic activities, workshops and competitions to keep the spark of creativity, innovation, design alive and thriving in students.
Guidance for the development of innovative scientific solutions to solve everyday problems.
To provide technical support in the form of basic tool, shackles, equipment, raw materials and project manual/report.
To monitor the activities of innovation club.
Dr.V.Satya Sahithi, Assistant Professor, Dept. of AI
Email: sahithi.geo@gmail.com
Mobile No: +91 9666890927
PRESIDENT ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Provides leadership and direction to the club
Coordinates club activities through the executive club members.
Establishes short- and long-range objectives and goals for the club.
Structures the organization to ensure the goal of community is reached.
Establish and approve all club Provides mentorship to new officers.
Ensures strong leadership succession by identifying and recruiting new club officers.
Provides data on previous club events to allow the event chair to benefit from past experience and suggestions for improvement.
Gavara Teja – 228W1A12E9
Email: 228W1A12E9@vrsiddhartha.ac.in
Ranga Jyothi Priya -228W1A12I6
Email: 228W1A12I6@vrsiddhartha.ac.in
EVENTS CHAIR ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Organizes and Plans events of the club.
Maintains a list of events and statistics throughout the year as club annual report form.
Works with communications chair to promote upcoming
Alerts Communities with upcoming events details.
Submits attendance list to the faculty board for any event
Ensures the completion of the club annual report each year and submits it to corresponding faculty member.
Planning programs and publicity campaigns that support the College.
Gavara Teja – 228W1A12E9 Email: 228W1A12E9@vrsiddhartha.ac.in
Ranga Jyothi Priya -228W1A12I6 Email: 228W1A12I6@vrsiddhartha.ac.in
COMMUNICATIONS CHAIR ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Publicizes club activities through Emails, Social media and the club website.
Develops and maintains club website and social media sites.
Uses and informs other regional officers about technological resources available.
Coordinating with other club/alumni Activities.
Ensures the club website information is updated.
Communicating and scheduling Industry Experts for delivering sessions.
Maintaining good communication with club members to ensure their goals are reached.
OUTCOMES
Our club provides a platform to the students to think out of the box. It also promotes a culture of innovation and a conducive environment for generation of ideas.
Non-academic activity in the form of co-curricular one provides support to students to venture into professional fields like fashion, music, painting, art, acting, photography, printing and many more.
That’s why students need co-curricular activities, which helps in enhancing many skill developments. Importance of co-curricular activities have increased manifold in modern life. However, co-curricular meaning varies to little bit as per place, time and space.
The cultural competitions are held to bring out the various talents embedded in the students. They are able to showcase their skills in various activities and compete to improve their ability.The college provides optimum environment for the kids to explore their creativity.
Objectives:
To give all students the opportunity to be involved in culturally enriching activities.
To give those students with special talents a chance to extend themselves and to grow in their area of expertise.
To expand our students’ appreciation of cultural activities.
It helps in developing features like speech fluency and extempore.
Cultural activities help in realization of aims and objectives of education.
Faculty sponsor:
Dr.M.Suneetha
Professor & Head
Department of IT
Email: hodit@vrsiddhartha.ac.in
Faculty co-sponsor:
Madhavi .K
Asst professor,Department of IT
Email: itsmadhavi12@gmail.com
Mobile: 984811664
Club members:
The Chairperson Roles & Details:
The Chairperson has the overall responsibility for developing club programs, for ensuring that plans and assignments are carried out, and for seeing that the club fulfil its obligations to the Association. One of the most important duties of the chapter Chairperson is finding enthusiastic and qualified members to serve as club chairpersons.
P.KOMAL KUMAR
Email: komalkumarpenti3840@gmail.com
Mobile : 9908657443
The Chapter Vice Chair Roles & Details:
The Vice Chair shall preside at meetings in the absence of the Chair, assist the Chair in the management of the Chapter, and perform other duties that may be assigned by the Chair. In most cases, the Vice Chairperson is responsible for overseeing the activities and progress of the various club programs.
AMUKTHA
Email: amukthavinnakota@gmail.com
Mobil: 8374359191
Secretary Roles & Details:
The role of the Secretary is to support the Chair in ensuring the smooth functioning of the club. In summary, the Secretary is responsible for; Ensuring meetings are effectively organised and minuted. Maintaining effective records and administration. Making sure meetings are organised and minuted efficiently. Maintaining administration, records and governance requirements. Upholding the legal requirements of the committee is based in (charity law, non-profit law, etc.).Thorough communication and correspondence.
ANVITHA PAMIDIGHANTAM
Email: anvitharavi20@gmail.com
Mobile: 9441327846
V N LAKSHMI SIVANI PAPOLU
Email: sivanipapolu@gmail.com
Mobile: 6309727422
Team Head Roles & Details:
Team head serve various roles in the club. Their job is to get tasks done by using all of the resources available to them, including team members. Develop a strategy the team will use to reach its goal. Provide any training that team members need and strive for the improvement of the committee. Communicate clear instructions to team members. Listen to team members’ feedbackand to Ensure Long-Term Organizational Success.
HARITHA POTLURI
Email: haritha2001potluri@gmail.com
Mobile: 9502376595
Promotional Head Roles & Details:
Responsible for planning and managing campaigns to promote activities of the club.
THALAPALA CHARAN DURGA
Email: thalapalacherry@gmail.com
Mobile: 9398046887
Professional Societies/Chapters
VRSACM refers to the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Student Chapter at Siddhartha University in Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh, India. It organizes coding contests, hackathons, and technical workshops for computer science students
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CSI (Computer Society of India) is a professional organization established in 1965 to promote the growth and development of computer science and information technology in India.
CSI provides a platform for students, teachers, researchers, and IT professionals.
It organizes seminars, workshops, conferences, technical talks, and training programs.
It promotes computer education, research, innovation, and professional development.
CSI has branches and student chapters in many educational institutions across India.
It encourages students to improve their technical knowledge and practical skills.
CSI also publishes technical information and supports the exchange of knowledge in the field of IT.
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