SJEC successfully concludes 'Joshiana 15.0' two-day national-level IT fest


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Mangaluru, Nov 9: Technocrats, the Student Association of the Department of Computer Applications, St Joseph Engineering College (SJEC), successfully concluded Joshiana 15.0, a two-day national-level IT fest. The valedictory ceremony was held on November 5 at the Kalam Auditorium, providing a vibrant platform to showcase their technical skills, creativity, and talents.

The valedictory function was graced by the presence of distinguished dignitaries on the dais, including Dr Rio D’Souza, principal, SJEC and chief guest of the function; Fr Wilfred Prakash D’Souza, the director, SJEC and president of the Function; Dr Hareesh B, head of the department of computer applications; Jayashree M, convener of Joshiana 15.0; Lenwil Pinto, president of Technocrats; and Rashmitha P, Secretary of Technocrats.

Zeeshan, treasurer of Technocrats, warmly welcomed the dignitaries, faculty members, participants, and students gathered for the occasion. Rashmitha P presented a brief report of the inaugural ceremony, highlighting the key moments and provided an overview of the fest. Two student participants shared their experiences and feedback about Joshiana 15.0. They expressed their appreciation for the excellent organization, their positive feedback reflected the enthusiasm and satisfaction of the participants.

Dr Rio D’Souza, principal, SJEC, addressed the gathering and appreciated the department of computer applications for the successful organization and smooth conduct of the Tech fest. He expressed his happiness that the legacy and spirit of Joshiana continue to remain strong. He emphasized the importance of maintaining this tradition of excellence and providing students with platforms that encourage innovation, collaboration, and professional growth.

Presiding over the function, Fr Wilfred Prakash D’Souza addressed the gathering and appreciated the energetic mindset, enthusiasm, and active involvement of the students. He encouraged the participants to carry forward the same energy and positive attitude in their academic and professional journeys. He also congratulated the winners and extended his best wishes to all the participants.

The highlight of the valedictory function was the prize distribution ceremony, during which the winners of the various events were felicitated. The prizes for the UG category were then distributed by the chief guest, Dr Rio D’Souza, principal, SJEC. In the UG category, St Aloysius (Deemed to be University), secured the overall championship, while Sahyadri College of Engineering and Management, Adyar, Mangaluru, emerged as the overall runners-up.

The prizes for the PG category were distributed by the president of the function, Fr Wilfred Prakash D’Souza. Yenepoya Institute of Technology, Mangaluru bagged the overall championship, while Shree Devi Institute of Technology, Kenjar, Mangaluru, secured the overall runners-up position.

Jeffson Preetham D’Silva, assistant professor, department of computer applications expressed his gratitude to the dignitaries, principal, faculty members, event coordinators, student organizers, judges, participants, and everyone who contributed to the successful organization of Joshiana 15.0. The programme was compered by Joyline Flori Pinto, III Semester MCA student. Joshiana 15.0 concluded on a memorable note, celebrating not only the achievements of the winners but also the spirit of teamwork, innovation, collaboration, and learning.

 

 

  

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