S.NO	NAME OF THE FACULTY MEMBER	DESIGNATION
1	Dr. R. Raja Sudharsan	Associate Professor and Head
2	Dr. G. Petchinathan	Professor
3	Dr.K.Pandiammal	Associate Professor
4	Mr.G.Lingeswaran	Assistant Professor
5	Mr.P.Sudarsan	Assistant Professor
6	Mrs.S.Kanimozhi	Assistant Professor
7	Mrs P. Kavikiruthika	Assistant Professor
8	Ms.S.Nithya	Assistant Professor
9	Mr.G.Vijaykumar	Assistant Professor
10	Mr.P.Pradosh Kumar	Assistant Professor
11	Mrs.P.Dhivya	Assistant Professor
12	Mr.R.Sudarshan	Assistant Professor

VISION

To nurture and develop biomedical professionals with moral and ethical values to meet the technical challenges in the society.

MISSION

• To provide academic excellence through curriculum enrichment, Teaching learning and faculty competence.
• To apply innovative strategies for the design and development of Clinical equipment thereby making them scientists, technocrats, administrators, and entrepreneurs.
• To develop clinically translatable solutions for the betterment of human life by training biomedical engineers to be lifelong learners with human and ethical values

PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES (PEOs)

 

PEO1 – To enable the graduates to demonstrate their skills in solving challenges in their chosen field through the core foundation and knowledge acquired in engineering and biology.

PEO2 – To enable the graduates to exhibit leadership, make decisions with societal and ethical responsibilities, function and communicate effectively in multidisciplinary settings.

PEO3 – To ensure that graduates will recognize the need for sustaining and expanding their technical competence and engage in learning opportunities throughout their careers.

 

PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOMES (PSOs)

 

PSO1 – To design and develop biomedical healthcare devices that reduce physician burnout and enhance the quality of life for the end user by applying fundamentals of Biomedical Engineering.

PSO2 – To apply software skills in developing algorithms for solving healthcare related problems in various fields of the medical sector.

PSO3 – To adapt to emerging information and communication technologies (ICT) for current societal and scientific issues thereby developing indigenous medical instruments that are on par with the existing biomedical technology.

 

PROGRAM OUTCOMES (POs)

 

PO1. Engineering knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals, and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems.

PO2. Problem analysis: Identify, formulate, review research literature, and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering sciences.

PO3. Design/development of solutions: Design solutions for complex engineering problems and design system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for the public health and safety, and the cultural, societal, and environmental considerations.

PO4. Conduct investigations of complex problems: Use research-based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions.

PO5. Modern tool usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modelling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations.

PO6. The engineer and society: Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the professional engineering practice.

PO7. Environment and sustainability: Understand the impact of the professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for sustainable development.

PO8. Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice.

PO9. Individual and team work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.

PO10. Communication: Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and with society at large, such as, being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions.

PO11. Project management and finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the engineering and management principles and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.

PO12. Life-long learning: Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of technological change.

Research paper format

2023

Murugesan, Rajadurai, Srikanth Holalu Venkataramana, Siva Marimuthu, Praveena Bindiganavile Anand, Santhosh Nagaraja, J. Samson Isaac, R. Raja Sudharsan et al. “Influence of Alloying Materials Al, Cu, and Ca on Microstructures, Mechanical Properties, And Corrosion Resistance of Mg Alloys for Industrial Applications: A Review.” ACS omega 8, no. 41 (2023): 37641-37653.

 

Conference Proceedings

2024

Reethika, A., S. Priyadharsini, G. Vijaykumar, A. Rasheedha, G. Devi, and P. Kanaga Priya. “Enhancing Pervasive Developmental Disorder Interventions for Children through Deep Learning Algorithms in Virtual Reality.” In 2023 2nd International Conference on Automation, Computing and Renewable Systems (ICACRS), pp. 902-907. IEEE, 2023.

 

Patent Details

 

S.No	Title	Inventors/ Applicants Name	Application Number	Status
1	Implementation of Advanced Theranostics for The Central Nervous System and Neurological Disorders using Functional Inorganic Nanomaterials	Dr.R.Raja Sudharsan	202231075449 A	Published
2	AI Based Smart Walking Stick for Visually Impaired	Mr.P.Sudarsan	Design No: 397577-001	Granted
3	Remodelling of Phenotyping Root Zone and Moisture Level Analysis	Dr.R.Raja Sudharsan	202341034716	Published

 

Book Chapter

 

S.No	Author Name	Chapter Title	Book Title	Publisher	Chapter/ Page No/ Year of Publication	ISBN/DOI Number
1.	R.Raja Sudharsan	LeafNet: Design and Evaluation of a Deep CNN Model for Recognition of Diseases in Plant Leaves	Applications of Computer Vision and Drone Technology in Agriculture 4.0	Springer	2024	Print ISBN: 978-981-99-8683-5 DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-8684-2_7

 

Book Publications

 

S.No	Faculty Name	Title of the Book	Publisher	Year of Publication	ISBN Number
1	Dr.R.Rja Sudharsan	Wireless Sensor Networks	RK Publishers	2022	978-81-960402-0-8
2	Dr.G.Petchinathan	Internet of Things: Architecture, Protocols and Applications	Global Aasan Publishers	2023	978-81-19313-14-3

 

Sponsored Research

 

S.No	Funding Agency with Sanction Order No	Project /Proposal Title	Proposal Scheme	Year of Sanction	Amount/Status
1	Funding Agency : MSME Sanction Order No : IDEATN010607	Biometric Assisted e – Health Record for Pregnant Women and Chronic patients linking Primary Health Centres (PHCs) and Government Hospitals using Cloud Computing	MSME Idea Hackathon 2.0	2023	Rs:12,75,000 1st installment Received. Status of Completion: Project is ongoing

 

Consultancy Projects

 

S.No	Funding Agency	Project /Proposal Title	Year of Sanction	Amount/Status
1	Silicon Systems	Design and Development of IoT based Cloud Database Management for Medi-Data with the Embedment of LoRa WAN Technology	2023	1,05,000/Completed

No. of Text Books Titles available

65

 

Sl.No	Book Title	Authors	Publishers	Edition	Total No. of Books
1	Electronic Devices and Circuit Theory	Boylestad Nashelsky	Pearson Publications	Tenth Edition	6
2	Electrical Drives and Controls	J.Gnanvadivel S.Chitadevi J.Karthikeyan	Anuradha Publications	second Edition	1
3	Electrical Drives and Controls	U.A.Bakshi M.V.Bakshi	Technical Publications	First Edition	1
4	Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering	S.Prabhu E.Baraneetharan A.Syed Musthaba	Viraat Publishers	First Edition	1
5	Electronic Circuits and Electronic Devices	M.K.Balachander T.Ravikumar	VRB Publishers	First Edition	1
6	Electronic Circuits-II	Atul.P.Godse Uday.P.Bakshi	Technical Publications	Fourth Edition	1
7	Electrical Power Systems	C.L.Wadhwa	New Age International Publishers	Sixth Edition	1
8	Electronics & Microprocessors	A.P.Godse D.A.Godse	Technical Publications	First Edition	1
9	Engineering Electromagnetics	W.H.Hayt J.A.Buck	Tata Mc Graw Hill	Seventh Edition	1
10	Communication theory	Dr.K.S.Srinivasan	Anuradha Publications	First Edition	1
11	Design with Operational Amplifiers and Analog Integrated Circuits	Sergio Franco	Tata Mc Graw Hill	Third Edition	1
12	Biomedical instrumentation	Leslie Cormwell Fred J. Weibell Erich A.Pfeiffer	PHI Publications	Second Edition	1
13	Introduction to System Design using IC	B.S.Sonde	New Age International Publishers	First Edition	1
14	High Speed Networks and Internet	William Stallings	Pearson Publications	Second Edition	1
15	Linear Integrated Circuits	U.A.Bakshi A.P.Godse A.V.Bakshi	Technical publications	First Edition	2
16	Design and Analysis of Experiments	Douglas.C Montgomery	Wiley	Eight Edition	3
17	Electronic Devices	Thomas l. Floyd	Pearson Publications	Seventh Edition	2
18	Electrical Power System	C L Wadhwa	New age International Publisher	Sixth	1
19	Electronic Devices	U A Bakshi A P Godse	Technical Publication	First Edition	1
20	Electromagnetic Waves & Radiating System	Edward C Jordan Keith G Balmain	PHI Publisher	Second Edition	1
21	Electric Circuits & Electron Devices	Dr K Bommanna Raj Dr S Sasikumar	Hitech Publisher	First Edition	3
22	Basic Electrical Engineering	VN Mittle, Mittal Arvind	McGraw Hill Publisher	First Edition	2
23	Electric Circuit & Electron Devices	M K Balachandran T Ravikumar	VRB Publisher	First Edition	1
24	Electronic & Microprocessor	A P Godse P A Godse	Technical Publication	First Edition	2
25	Electrical & Instrumentation Engineering	Dr C Rameshbabu Durai	Sri Krishna Hitech Publisher	First Edition	1
26	Basic Electrical Engineering	D P Kothari I J Nagrath	McGraw Hill Publisher	First Edition	1
27	Electronic Circuit Analysis & Design	Donald A Neamen	McGraw Hill Publisher	Third Edition	2
28	Control System principles & Design	M Gopal	McGraw Hill Publisher	Fourth Edition	2
29	Communication System	A Bruce Carlson Paul B Crilly	Tata McgrawHill Publisher	First Edition	1
30	CMOS Analog Circuit Design	Philip E Allen Douglas R Holberg	Oxford	Second Edition	1
31	Circuit theory	J. Gnanavadivel C Senthilkumar Dr.P Maruthupandi	Anuradha Publication	First Edition	2
32	Digital Signal Processor	B Venkatramani M. Bhaskar	Mcgraw Hill	Second Edition	1
33	Electric Circuit Design	A Maswoodhur Rahman	Srikrishna Hitech Publisher	First Edition	1
34	Signals and Systems	S Poornachandran B.Sasikala	McGraw Hill Publisher	Third Edition	2
35	Signals and Systems	R Ranjan	HSC MdGraw Hill	Second Edition	1
36	Operational  Amplifiers and Linear Integrated Circuits	K Lal Kishore	Pearson	First Edition	2
37	Digital Signal Processing	Emmanual Iteachor Barrie W Jervis	Pearson	Second Edition	1
38	Analysis & Design of Analog Integrated Circuits	Paul R Gray Paul J Hurst Stephen H Lewis Robert G Mayer	Wiley India	Fifth Edition	1
39	Analog & Digital Communication	Dr. K S Srinivasan	Anuradha Publication	First Edition	1
40	Basic Electrical & Electronics Engineering	S Prabhu E Baraneerthan A SyedMusthaba	Viraat Publications	First Edition	1
41	High Performance Communication Network	Jean Walrand Pravin Varaiya	Elsevier	Second Edition	1
42	Digital Signal Processor	B Venkataraman M Bhaskar	Tata Mcgraw Hill Education	Second Edition	1
43	Data Structure Design	Dr. S Zulaikha Beevi Dr P Shanthi Dr S Kanimozhi	JBR TRISEA Publications	First Edition	1
44	Modern VLSI Design	Wayne Wolf	PHI Learning	Fourth Edition	1
45	Fundamentals of Logic Design	Charles H Roth Jr	Cenage Learning	Fifth Edition	1
46	Modern Control System	Richard G Dorf Robort H Bishop	Pearson	First Edition	1
47	Algorithm for VLSI Physical Design Automation	Naveed Sherwani	Springer	Third Edition	1
48	Principles of Communication Systems	Herbert Taub Donald L Schilling Goutam Saha	Tata Mc Graw hill Higher Education	Third Edition	1
49	Basic Electrical Engineering	VN Mittle Aravind Mittle	Tata Mc Graw hill Higher Education	First Edition	1
50	Electrical Power System	C L Wadhwa	New Age International Publications	Sixth Edition	1
51	Fundamentals of Communication Systems	John G Prakis Masood Salehi	Pearson	Eight Edition	1
52	VHDL Modulator Design & Synthesis of cores & System	Zainalabedin	TatMCgraw Hill Edition	Fourth Edition	1
53	VHDL Primer	J Bhasker	PHI Learning	Third Edition	1

ANOTOMY HUMAN PHYSIOLOGICAL AND BIOSCIENCES LABORATORY

 

Human Anatomy and Physiology Laboratory provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the structure and function of the human body through hands-on experiences, experimentation, and observation. It serves as a foundation for students pursuing careers in medicine, healthcare, biology, and related fields.

 

Biosciences laboratories play a crucial role in advancing our understanding of living organisms and addressing pressing challenges facing humanity, from human health to environmental sustainability. They serve as hubs of innovation and discovery, driving progress in both fundamental biological knowledge and applied research.

 

Sl. No.	Description of Equipment	Required numbers (for batch of 30 students)
1.	Colorimeter	2 Nos
2.	Spectrophotometer	1 No.
3.	pH meter	1 No
4.	Weighing balance	1 No
5.	Refrigerator	1 No
6.	SDS gel electrophoresis	1 No
7.	TLC, ready TLC plates	1 No
8.	Wintrobe’s tube	2 Nos
9.	Centrifuge Normal	1 No
10.	Microslides	2 packets
11.	Lancet	5 boxes
12.	Microscope	1 No
13.	Neubaur’s Chamber	2 Nos
14.	Heparinized Syringe	1box
15.	Haemoglobinometer	1 No
16.	Capillary tubes	1 box

Fundamentals of Electronic Devices and Circuits Laboratory

 

Fundamentals of Electronic Devices and Circuits Laboratory provides a hands-on learning environment where students can gain practical skills and deepen their understanding of electronic circuits, preparing them for further study and careers in electrical engineering, electronics, and related fields.

 

Sl. No.	Description of Equipment	Required numbers (for batch of 30 students)
1.	CRO 30MHz	10
2.	DC Digital Ammeter	02
3.	DC Digital Voltmeter	02
4.	Function Generator (3MHz)	10
5.	Analog IC Tester	01
6.	Digital IC Tester	01
7.	Digital IC Trainer Kit	–
8.	Dual Regulated Power supply (0-30) V/2A	10
9.	Multiple Regulated Power suppy(+5) V/2A, (015)V/2A	–
10.	Single Regulated Power supply (0-30) V/2A	05
11.	Decade Inductance Box (6Dial)	05
12.	Variable Resistance Box (6Dial)	10
13.	Decade Capacitance Box (6Dial)	05
14.	Analog Ammeter (0-1) mA,(0-10)mA, (0-100)mA, (0200) µA	Each 10
15.	Analog Voltmeter (0-5)V, (0-10)V, 0-100 mV	Each 10
16.	Digital Multimeter	03
17.	Transformer (9-0-9) V	04
18.	IC – BC107, BC148,2N2646, BFW10, IN4007	Each 25
19.	Zener diode , Resistor, Capacitor, Inductors	Each 25
20.	Bread Board	15
21.	Photodiode and SCR	each 20

 

Sensors and Measurements Laboratory

Sensors and Measurements Laboratory provides students with valuable hands-on experience in sensor technology, measurement techniques, and data analysis, preparing them for careers in various engineering fields where sensors play a crucial role.

 

Sl. No.	Description of Equipment	Required numbers (for batch of 30 students
1.	Thermocouple	15 Nos
2.	RTD	15 Nos
3.	Strain Gauge (bonded and unbounded type)	15 each
4.	Photo transister, photo diode	15 Nos/each
5.	Resistors-Range between 1-0.0001 ohm	30 Nos/each
6.	CRO	10 No
7.	DSO	5 Nos
8.	LVDT	5 Nos
9.	Hall effect transducer	15 Nos
10.	Piezoelectric Transducer	15 Nos
11.	Potentiometer, Thermistor, LDR	15 Nos
12.	Trainer kits- Schering Bridge, Maxwell’s bridge, Hay’s bridge,	1 No each
13.	Gas sensor	5 Nos

BIOMEDICAL INSTRUMENTATION LABORATORY

 

Biomedical Instrumentation Laboratory plays a crucial role in advancing healthcare technology by training students in the design, development, and evaluation of medical devices and instruments. It bridges the gap between engineering principles and clinical applications, preparing students for careers in biomedical engineering, medical device industry, or healthcare research.

 

Sl. No.	Description of Equipment	Required numbers (for batch of 30 students
1.	pH meter and conductivity meter	1 No
2.	Photo transducer for pulse measurement	1 No
3.	Sphygmomanometer and Stethoscope	1 No
4.	Blood flow measurement system	1 No
5.	Multiparameter(ECG, EMG, EEG) Simulator	2 No
6.	Function generator, DSO, Regulated Power supplies, Bread boards	8 each
7.	IC LM 324, AD 620, INA series (126,128 etc.), 555 Timer	20 each
8.	Opto Isolator IC	1 No
9.	Software tool for PCB design	1
10.	IC 741	50 Nos

BIOSIGNAL AND MEDICAL IMAGE PROCESSING LABORATORY

Biosignal Processing Laboratory plays a crucial role in advancing healthcare technology by training students in the analysis and interpretation of biosignals. It prepares students for careers in biomedical engineering, medical device development, healthcare research, or further study in related fields such as clinical informatics or computational biology. Medical Image Processing Laboratory plays a crucial role in advancing medical imaging technology by training students in the analysis and interpretation of medical images. It prepares students for careers in biomedical engineering, medical imaging research, healthcare informatics, or further study in related fields such as radiology or medical physics.

Sl. No.	Description of Equipment	Required numbers (for batch of 30 students
1.	Personal Computers	30 Nos
2.	Metlab – 2021A Version	–

Analog and Digital Integrated Laboratory

Analog and Digital Integrated Laboratory provides students with practical skills and knowledge in integrated circuit design and testing, preparing them for careers in semiconductor industry, electronics manufacturing, research and development, or further study in related fields such as VLSI (Very Large Scale Integration) design or microelectronics.

 

Sl. No.	Description of Equipment	Required numbers (for batch of 30 students
1.	Digital Trainer Kit -. (with 5 V, Variable and fixed frequency Clock, Bread Board, Four Seven Segment displays, LEDs for output display, Logic 1 and 0 Input switches)	10 Nos
2.	Logic ICs – (7400, 7402, 7404, 7408, 7410, 7420, 7432, 7447, 7448, 7474, 7476, 7483, , 7485, 7486, 7490, 7495, 74151, 741 Common Anode and cathode 7-segment displays, LEDs)	Each 25Nos
3.	NE555	25 nos
4.	LM317 and LM723	Each 10 Nos
5.	Resistors	50 nos
6.	capacitors	50 nos
7.	Dual power supply	10 Nos
8.	Bread boards	15 Nos
9.	IC 741	30 Nos
10.	CRO , DSO, Function Generator	10 Nos
11.	Circuit Simulation Software	1 No

 

Embedded systems and IOMT Laboratory

 

Embedded and IoMT Laboratory provides students with practical skills and knowledge in embedded systems design, IoT technologies, and healthcare applications, preparing them for careers in healthcare technology, medical device development, telemedicine, healthcare IT, or further study in related fields such as biomedical engineering or health informatics.

 

Sl. No.	Description of Equipment	Required numbers (for batch of 30 students
1.	ARM Controller boards	10
2.	Arduino board	10
3.	DHT 11 sensors	03
4.	Temperature sensor	03
5.	ECG sensor	03
6.	Infrared sensor	03
7.	RaspberryPi, Bluetooth/ WiFi modules	5 Nos
8.	DC/Stepper motor	10 Nos
9.	Pulse sensor	10 Nos
10.	Pulse oximeter	1 No

Diagnostic and Therapeutic Equipment Laboratory

 

Diagnostic and Therapeutic Equipment Laboratory plays a crucial role in advancing healthcare technology by training students in the design, development, and evaluation of medical devices. It prepares students for careers in biomedical engineering, medical device industry, healthcare research, or further study in related fields such as clinical engineering or health technology assessment.

 

Sl. No.	Description of Equipment	Required numbers (for batch of 30 students)
1.	EEG Machine with Visually and Auditory evoked potential setup	1 No.
2.	GSR setup	1 No.
3.	Multi-output power supply (+15v, -15v, +30V variable, +5V,2A)	2 Nos.
4.	Short wave Diathermy	1 No.
5.	Ultrasonic diathermy	1 No.
6.	Multiparameter biotelemetry system	1 No.
7.	Electrical Safety Analyser	1 No.
8.	ECG Simulator	1 No.
9.	Medical stimulator	1 No.
10.	Surgical diathermy with analyzer	1 No.
11.	Audiometer	1No.
12.	Pacemaker and Defibrillator	1 No. each
13.	Hemodialysis model and Heart lung Model	1 No. each
14.	Ventilator	1 No.
15.	Ultrasound Scanner	1 No.

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Head Office:

Department of Biomedical Engineering,

Manipal Institute of Technology,

Manipal – 576104, Karnataka, India.

 

Faculty Members (Life Membership):

S.No	Name of the students	Designation	Department
1.	Dr. G. Petchinathan	Professor	BME
2.	Dr. K. Pandiammal	Asso. Professor	BME
3.	Dr. R. Raja Sudharsan	Assistant Professor	BME

Students: ( Annual Membership)

S.No	Reg. Number	Name of the students	Year of study
1.	732721121002	AKILA A	III Year
2.	732721121003	ANITHA A	III Year
3.	732721121004	BALA U	III Year
4.	732721121005	BALAJI K P	III Year
5.	732721121006	BHARATHI R	III Year
6.	732721121007	CHANTHRUBA C	III Year
7.	732721121009	DEEPITHA N	III Year
8.	732721121010	DHANANJEZHIYAN N	III Year
9.	732721121011	DHANUJA P	III Year
10.	732721121012	DHARSHSHINI D	III Year
11.	732721121013	ELAKKIYA S	III Year
12.	732721121014	ENIYAVARSHINI K S	III Year
13.	732721121015	GEETHANJALI U	III Year
14.	732721121017	GOKUL A	III Year
15.	732721121018	GOWTHAM M	III Year
16.	732721121019	GOWTHAM R	III Year
17.	732721121020	JEEVANANDHAM S	III Year
18.	732721121021	KANISHKA S	III Year
19.	732721121024	KAVITHA M	III Year
20.	732721121025	KOWSIKA S	III Year
21.	732721121027	MENAKA M	III Year
22.	732721121028	MENAKA S	III Year
23.	732721121029	MIDHUNA A	III Year
24.	732721121030	MOHAPRASATH U S	III Year
25.	732721121031	MOUNIKA V R	III Year
26.	732721121032	MYTHILI V	III Year
27.	732721121033	NEELAVENI R	III Year
28.	732721121034	NISHANTHINI T	III Year
29.	732721121035	NITHISH KUMAR A	III Year
30.	732721121037	PAVIN R	III Year
31.	732721121038	PAVITHRA C T	III Year
32.	732721121040	PRIYADHARSHINI B	III Year
33.	732721121041	RAVI KRISHNAN K	III Year
34.	732721121043	SATHISH S	III Year
35.	732721121044	SHALINI M	III Year
36.	732721121045	SHARMILA M	III Year
37.	732721121046	SINDHU M	III Year
38.	732721121047	SONA K V	III Year
39.	732721121049	SOWMIYA M	III Year
40.	732721121050	SOWMIYA S	III Year
41.	732721121051	SRIMATHI T	III Year
42.	732721121052	SRINITHI M	III Year
43.	732721121054	SWETHA G K	III Year
44.	732721121055	SWETHA S	III Year
45.	732721121056	THAMARAISELVI P	III Year
46.	732721121057	THRISHA M	III Year
47.	732721121058	VEERAMANI M	III Year
48.	732721121060	VIJAY M	III Year
49.	732720121002	AARTHI M	IV Year
50.	732720121004	ARCHANA K	IV Year
51.	732720121010	DHARSHINI.R	IV Year
52.	732720121011	DHIVYA.A	IV Year
53.	732720121012	GIRIBALAN S	IV Year
54.	732720121013	GURU PRASANNAA.R	IV Year
55.	732720121016	B.JAMUNA	IV Year
56.	732720121017	JAYASAKTHI.S	IV Year
57.	732720121018	JEEVANANTHAM.M	IV Year
58.	732720121019	KAMALESHWARI.M	IV Year
59.	732720121020	KAMESHWARI.M	IV Year
60.	732720121021	KARUPPIAH SAKTHI.C	IV Year
61.	732720121023	MANIKANDAN.B	IV Year
62.	732720121024	NISHANTH R	IV Year
63.	732720121026	PRABHAKARAN.M	IV Year
64.	732720121029	SATHYA K	IV Year
65.	732720121030	SRI BIRLA	IV Year
66.	732720121031	SRIDARSHINI.S	IV Year
67.	732720121032	SUDHARSAN R	IV Year
68.	732720121033	SUGUNESHKUMAR S	IV Year
69.	732720121035	SUMITHRA M	IV Year
70.	732720121036	THIRUNAVUKKARASU.P	IV Year
71.	732720121301	GOWTHAM S	IV Year