1. To Conduct and host workshops, social events, expert lectures and soft skills development activities.

2. To provide a platform to conduct trainings, hands-on workshops and support students with innovative ideas.

3. To promote and encourage student clubs & societies.

4. To provide leisure learning & recreational opportunities to its members by conducting quality extracurricular activities.

1.  “Elocution Competition on Radio Broadcasting”

The ISETS committee from the Department of E&TC had organized the Elocution Competition. The event was scheduled on 24th of July at 3:45 pm. The event held was a to improve presentation skill, communication skill of students as well as listening skill. Also boost the confidence of students. The winner of competition was Nachiket Barahalikar and the 1 st runner was Geeta Dhumane and 2 nd runner was Shruti Pathak.

2.  “Best From E-Waste”

The “Best From E-Waste” event, organized by the I-SETS committee, successfully took place with active participation from students across various branches. Despite the challenges posed by weather conditions, the enthusiasm of the participants was unwavering.Students submitted an array of impressive posters that showcased their creativity and innovative approaches to repurposing electronic waste. The event highlighted the importance of sustainability and demonstrated the students’ commitment to environmental responsibility.

Participants were allowed to submit their work either in person or online, ensuring everyone had the opportunity to contribute. The posters were evaluated on the basis of originality, practicality, and the potential impact of the proposed solutions.The event not only provided a platform for students to display their talents but also fostered a sense of community and collaboration. It was a great success, leaving everyone inspired to think more about how we can creatively address e-waste issues. We thank all the participants for their hard work and dedication, and we look forward to more such events that encourage innovation and sustainability.

3.  “Expert Talk: VLSI by Alumina Mr. Rohit Nimkar”

We were honored to host Mr. Rohit Nimkar, an industry expert from Qualcomm, for an enlightening expert session with our students. Mr. Nimkar, who brings extensive experience in cutting-edge technologies, provided valuable insights into the latest trends and developments in the tech industry.During the session, Mr. Nimkar shared his expertise on topics ranging from the advancements in wireless communication to the future of semiconductor technology. His deep knowledge and practical examples gave students a clear understanding of how theoretical concepts are applied in real-world scenarios.The session was highly interactive, with students eagerly engaging in discussions and asking questions about various aspects of the tech industry. Mr. Nimkar’s guidance and advice were greatly appreciated by all attendees, who left the session feeling inspired and better equipped to pursue their careers in technology.We extend our heartfelt thanks to Mr. Rohit Nimkar for taking the time to share his knowledge and experience with our students. His contribution has undoubtedly made a significant impact, and we look forward to more such expert sessions in the future.

“Expert Session on Cyber Security”

The expert session on network security, tailored for students of Electronics andTelecommunication Engineering (ENTC), on 10/4/2024 at A 301. Led by aseasoned cybersecurity professional Mr. Prashant Gupta, the event aimed to provideattendees with a comprehensive understanding of network security principles and equipthem with practical skills to navigate the evolving landscape of cybersecurity.

“Essay Writing Competition”

The I2IT Society for Electronics and Telecommunication hosted the “Easy Writing Competition on Women’s Day” on 8/3/2024 to celebrate the unsung heroines who have made significant sacrifices for society. This competition attracted entries from students, each shedding light on the life and legacy of a remarkable woman whose contributions have often gone unnoticed.

1. Sayyam Chordiya (Tarabai Shinde) – First Place
2. Sanika Lonkar (Jhalkaribai) and #anadibai – Joint Second Place

“Mahatoba Mandir Cleaning Drive”

The Mahatoba Mandir Cleaning Drive, led by the I2IT Society for Electronics and Telecommunication on 28/10/2023, saw enthusiastic participation from students eager to contribute to their community. Armed with brooms, brushes, and artistic flair, the students embarked on a mission to spruce up the temple grounds. The local temple authorities were deeply appreciative of the students’ endeavours and extended their heartfelt gratitude for their selfless service. Their commendation not only validated the significance of the students’ contributions but also served as motivation for future initiatives.

“Yoga Session”

The ISETS committee from the Department of E&TC had organized a Yoga Session. The event was scheduled on 28/10/23 at 4:00 pm. The event held was a holistic approach to well-being, encompassing physical, mental and spiritual dimensions for the students

“The Independence Marathon”

The ISETS committee from the Department of E&TC had organised an event “THE INDEPENDENCE MARATHON” on 15/08/23 – Independence Day, after the Flag Hoisting. The objective was to celebrate Independence Day with Pride, promote a Healthy Lifestyle among the participants and an opportunity to expand our social circle and meeting like-minded individuals

“Historia Hunt Quiz Competition”

The ISETS committee from the Department of E&TC had organised a Quiz Competition “HISTORIA HUNT: DECODING PAST” on the occasion of Independence Day. The event was scheduled on 11/08/23 and the awards were given on the 15/08/23. The main objective of the event was to explore the events and personalities that shaped India’s path to Independence andlearn some fascinating facts about the freedom movement

“The Story of Kunal” –NPTEL super-star

Kunal Kanase, in BE E&TC, was recognized as an NPTEL super-star learner. He was invited on 17/03/2023 from 10:45 am – 12:45 pm onwards in A-302, to give a talk onhis experience with NPTEL and his motivation to keep learning. From neuroscience to archaeology and from anthropology to aeronautic, Kunal completed a lot of courses and a plethora of certifications. We all can learn so many things from his journey and never let that curiosity die within us. Kunal is anepitome of resilience and humility and he is really an unsung hero in our college!

We all can learn so many things from his journey and never let that curiosity die within us. Kunal is an epitome of resilience and humility and he is really an unsung hero in our college!

Debate Competition

On 21th February 2023, a Debate competition was organised by the ISETS team for E&TC students. Students from all years of ENTC—SE, TE and BE in the competition. Objective was to enhance the communication skills of participants, encourage students to gather information around the topic and challenges to think critically.

Winners were: -1) DARSHAN GAHIWAD   2) MANDAR PATIL

“Draw my Thoughts”

Strong listening skills are very important and can easily be developed through funactivities and games. One fun idea to try with is a following direction drawingactivity. This means student must listen to your instructions and draw what you aretelling them to draw. These can be random instructions (put a square in the topcorner of the page, then colour it in blue), or instructions that build on each other tocreate an image (put a triangle on top of the square – to make a picture of a house). Following oral directions to draw a picture is not an easy activity, but it’s a great wayto build listening skills.

Anubhav:- Interacting with the nation’s finest

The session was organized by the student association ISETS ofDepartment of Electronics of Telecommunication for SE, TE and BE students. It was conducted by Mr. Prabhat Kumar Srivastava (Senior section engineer in the Indian Railways and ex – Indian navalofficer) on 5th September 2021, 5 pm – 6 pm. He has explained the structure of the Naval entranceexams and skills required to crack the exam. The interaction included various Questions on mental toughness and preparations required to be a naval officer and also the basic fundamental knowledge required from an engineering background to be an Indian Naval officer.

Career pe Charcha

The session was organized by the student committee “ISETS” from the Department of Electronics and Telecommunication for the SE and TE students. It was conducted by TE and BE students on the 15th of January 2022, from 4 pm – 6 pm. The main motive of the event was to enlighten the students about placements, internships, post-graduation, and exam preparation. The event was hosted by Simran Shaikh and Aditi Naik. The upcoming fields and opportunities were explained by Sarvesh Ingale (TE) which included information regarding AI/ML, Data Science, Robotics, and Cloud computing. The next guest Ishan Modi (BE) explained numerous types of internships and websites for the preparation of aptitude, coding, and post-graduation. Our special guest Vineet Singh (Alumni of i2it) shared his experience after graduation and explained the steps taken by him to pursue a master’s in the field of remote sensing and GIS at AIT, Thailand. He guided the students and resolved their doubts in the interactive session hosted by Kumar Shivam Singh (TE). The next rounds of interactive sessions were conducted by Aditi Naik (TE). To give us a brief idea about core hardware and core companies in the Electronics domain Samiksha Sarnaik (TE) guided us and helped us to develop curiosity about Entc Field. Naman Das (TE) explained the various technical skills required by the students to get into the domain of front-end and back-end development. We had Ayushi Dorle (TE) give us an overview of the UI/UX domain and gave us a piece of very valuable information about the various boot camps available for the UI/UX domain. To give the students an overview of Placements, Corporate Structure, and Management we had CMC committee head Ishan Shrivastava where he shared the importance of networking and community building in the corporate Structure. Towards the end of the Event Kumar Shivam Singh (TE) the joint secretory of ISETS conveyed his gratitude towards the faculty members present in the meet.

The Melange

This session was organised by the student association, ISETS, from the Department ofElectronics and Telecommunications for SE. It was conducted by SE, TE and BE on 21^stMarch 2022 from 2:30 pm to 5:30 pm.The purpose of this event was for SE to interact with each other, think on their feet, and brush up their logical thinking. The event was divided into 3 rounds. After every round, certain people were eliminated, and in the last round only 4 people were competing in the buzzer round.

Round 1, conducted in Room 307, the seminar hall, was a Quiz where the participants were grouped in four. Here, the targeted topics ranged from General Knowledge to Technical questions. Students had to think fast and had to manage giving accurate answers within a time limit. The top 4 groups of 5 participants, each, were shortlisted for the next round, which was the escape room. While the selected participants were taken to the Escape Room aka Computer Center, the others played ‘Guess the meme’, logo quiz, and interacted with seniors. The ISETS committee was to award one of the audience members as the most engaging member from this round.

Host for Round 1 – Ishan Srivastava, Aditi Naik, Shekinah Ezekiel Round 2 was an Escape room, a room puzzle where participants are trapped in the room and to get out they have to find a clue which will lead them to an object which has another hidden clue in it. This chain of clues keeps going until the last leads them to the password of the door(in our case, the computer). So in our event there were a total 10 clues or puzzles placed under different objects in the computer centre, each one leading to the next object and the last one leading to the password of the particular desktop. This game tested the participants’ multidimensional ability of thinking, teamwork, dedication, strategic approach and mental speed.

Depending on the above parameters, the teams that completed this puzzle in minimal time won, and entered Round 3.

Host for Round 2 – Aditi Naik Coordinators for escape room – Shekinah Ezekiel, Malay Sheth

Round 3 consisted of a Jeopardy Quiz. Here we had two groups of 5 members each.

This quiz also consisted of varied topics – sports, entertainment, general knowledge, geography, and technology. Every question had points, and they were awarded to the team as and when they gave correct answers. 4 participants from this round were selected as per their performance for the buzzer round. Host for Round 3 – Kalyani Kathane and Apoorva Apune

Round 4 was a Buzzer Quiz. While the host read the question, which was also displayed on the screen, whoever pressed the buzzer first had 20 seconds to answer the question. If the answer was correct, they were awarded 1 point and if it was incorrect, 1 point was deducted. If no one could answer, the question was passed to the audience. Host for Round 4 – Kalyani Kathane

We finally had 3 winners from the event. The names of the winners are as follows along with their rewards:

1. Atharva Pingale – Rs. 2000/-
2. Yash Sherekar – Rs. 1000/-
3. Rishab Kar Chaudhuri – Rs. 500/-

“Debate for a change”

Our main objective of this debate was to allow students to express their views and opinions on topics that increase awareness on various social-technological issues. The course objective was to improve the communication skills of students and to instil a sense of familiarity among them. Hence, a ‘Debate for a Change’ debate competition was conducted to test the knowledge and abilities of students. Twenty two students participated in this event and were further divided into 8 groups. The first round was conducted on 10^th July 2021, from 4 pm to 6 pm.

The 4 winning teams from the first round qualified for the semi-finals, which were then conducted on 11^th July 2021, from 4 pm to 6 pm. On completion of this round, we had 2 groups for the finals who had a healthy debate on the given topics.

The final round was conducted on 12^th July 2021, 6 pm onwards. Two groups (I rest my case v/s KK and Co.) that made it to the finals and had a healthy debate maintaining the decorum.

Results were declared on 13^th July 2021, with the winning team – I rest my case awarded with a cash prize of Rs. 1000/- and the runner up team KK and Co. Got a consolation prize of Rs. 500/-.

1. ISETS activity on ‘Guru Vandana’
   Guru Purnima is celebrated  to honor our teachers. An age-old Sanskrit phrase ‘Mata Pitha Guru Daivam’, says that the first place is reserved for  the mother, second for the father, third for the Guru and forth for God. Thus teachers have been given a higher place than Gods in tradition.

2. ‘ISETS activity on online photography Competition’

Online photography competition is conducted under photography club for SE,TE and BE students, Participants  were informed to submit photographs of Nature, Environment, Society, Festival celebrations clicked by camera with maximum three photographs.

3. ASETS online workshop on ‘Basics of Photoshop’

Hands on experience of photo editing, creating artistic imagery, add effects and overlays and create professional designs was given by our BE student Mr.Rohan  V. Solunke using Adobe Photoshop.

4. Energy Literacy course – “Learn to Design your own Solar System” conducted under Energy Club

5. Workshop on Graphic Design

6. Rechargeable Batteries conducted under Electrical Vehicle Club

1. ‘Poster Making Competition-Eco Friendly Ganpati’

E&TC Students Association (ISETS), I2IT organized an event under it’s Social Club. The event was a poster competition based on the theme-“ECO FRIENDLY GANPATI”. The competition focused on highlighting ways to prevent water pollution and conserve natural resources.

2. Workshop on “Vocational Briefing”

E&TC students Association (ISETS), I2IT organized a workshop on Vocational Briefing on 28^th august,2019. The focus of this workshop was to help students choose exciting careers post engineering and make them placement ready.

Contents: Introduction to LinkedIn, Making profile on LinkedIn, Writing a resume, initializing start-ups, How to find the right people to build a team

3. “IoT Based Home Automation”

ISETS organized a workshop on ‘IoT Based Home Automation’ on 25^th July, 2019 for TE students. Objective of the workshop was to get a basic knowledge of IoT platform and setup to IOT connectivity using a remote desktop.

4. ‘Basic electronics session Series’

E&TC students association (ISETS), organized sessions on “Basic electronics on 22^nd July,27^th July and 29^th Aug.,2019 for SE students. The objective of the workshop was to understand basic operation, identification, specifications of electronic components like resistors, capacitors, inductors, Diodes, transistor, op-amp etc and apply them for circuit design.

1. ISETS core team formation & Inaugural ceremony A.Y. : 2018-19 SEM 1 (2^nd July, 2018) 

To introduce ISETS and newly formed committee to SE/TE /BE students , team ISETS  conducted a Inaugural Ceremony  on 2nd July, 2018 in the Mohini Chhabria Convention Centre, I2IT, Pune.  New core team members for academic year 2018-19, were distributed badges and team ISETS discussed about their  objectives, goals and plans for A.Y. 2018-19.

Date : 2nd July, 2018
Timing : 2.30 – 3.30 pm

2. “ANUBHAV” Session by Mr. Nilesh Deshmukh (2^nd July, 2018)

As a name suggest ANUBHAV…. EXPERIENCE is what makes us ready to tackle all the challenge in life.  As experience sharing –platform team ISETS provide the knowledge in its purest form that is through story telling. As an open plateform ISETS invite people from every field to share their experience.  The whole idea of anubhav is to connect the story of one’s life through the experience of another and help each other grow in respective field.

The first event for A.Y. 2018-19 started with Learning about the experiences of Mr. Nilesh Deshmukh, the guest speaker for Anubhav ( Co-founder Pune Schools.Org, Founder Industry-Academia Consortium (IAC), Pune, Maharashtra, India & alumni of I2IT). Mr. Nilesh Deshmukh  shared his views on importance of student life and efficient utilization of time and resources  in this phase. He also stressed on continuous learning which is key mantra followed by him during this initial phase of entrepreneur journey.

Date : 2 nd July, 2018
Timing : 3.30 – 4.00 pm

3. Project Exhibition  (2^nd July, 2018)

Project Exhibition was organised for SE & TE E&TC students  under the Technical club of ISETS on 2^nd July, 2018 in lab A-112, I2IT.  BE-E&TC students demonstrated the Mini-Projects implemented by them. The objective of this was to share ideas and domains students can start working with. Students also discussed future extension that could be done in existing projects.

Date : 2 nd July, 2018
Timing : 4.00 – 5.00 pm

4. Aptitude Session on INFOSYS PATTERN  (26^th   July, 2018)

The *Infosys limited* aptitude session was conducted on  26th July 2018 under PD club of ISETS by Mr. Shubham Dubey (BE-E&TC) in seminar hall, A-307, I2IT . The session started with a kick off video based on career choices and moving on in life with what you want to do. A brief discussion with the students took place regarding ‘intelligence’ Vs smartness.

Students were then detailed on INFOSYS written exam and interview pattern and preparation of the same. Test on Infosys pattern and previous year sample paper was also conducted. Students securing high points were presented with a token of appreciation.

5. Workshop on Basic Python and Machine Learning  (27^th & 28^th  July, 2018)

A Workshop on Basic Python and Machine Learning was conducted by Mr. Amol Patil (alumni I2IT) on 27 and 28 July, 2018 under the Technical club of ISETS in seminar hall, A-307, I2IT.  The objective of this was skill enhancement on python  using hands on sessions and introduction to machine learning, to understand linear regression in one variable, to understand linear regression in multiple variable etc.

1. Session on Research Paper Writing & Presentation (12^th  March, 2018)

Session was conducted for SE,TE,BE students by B.E.-E&TC  students  Isteyak Ansari, Pratik More and Asmita to present their recently published paper titled “THEORETICAL MODEL AND DEVELOPMENT OF IoT BASED DIGITAL AGRICULTURAL SYSTEM” which was presented at the Eighth International Conference on Advances in Computing, Electronics and Electrical Technology – CEET 2018 held on 03-04 February, 2018 at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

The objective of workshop was enabling students to  understand how to write and present  research paper . It also focused on common mistakes that should be avoided while writing and presenting paper.

2 Session on Machine Learning (29th March, 2018)

Session was conducted for SE,TE,BE students by S.E.-E&TC  student  Mr. Shashank Shanbaug to present basics of machine learning,  linear regression in one variable & multiple variable. This helped students identify different applications for machine learning based algorithms.

3. Signature Day Event (28^th  March, 2018) 

Departmental event to bid farewell for passing out batch 2018 was conducted for all BE students. Event was coordinated by Tinushree Chavan & Mansi  Shinde (BE-E&TC)

Event started with the video clip of photos of BE students, then fish pond was played which included confessions of students for their friends and finally ended up with signature event.