The Success Forge: Shaping Tomorrow's Professionals Today

The students of  SVPT’s & JCS,  made a car that works on a fuel cell made up of NaCl (aq), ie., normal salt water and solar energy. The team of five students of Std XI and XII designed this car which  looks like a normal petrol or diesel car but without engine and doesn't cause air or water pollution. It uses renewable and abundantly available resource like sunlight and so would be cheaper than usual cars. The only twist is that the back compartment of the car will have the circuitry whereas the front compartment will be the storage unit.

Krunal Kishorbhai Patel, a 21-year old BITS Pilani student from Goa campus, has landed at a huge Rs 1.4 crore starting annual salary offer from Google for a position at its headquarters at Mountain View, California. Krunal acquired this huge opportunity through his college placement cell, which came as a pleasant surprise to him. The placement cell will see to it Krunal will join the company as a designated software engineer in October 2015. Patel is presently pursuing a dual degree: BE honors, in computer science and MSc honors in mathematics at BITS-Pilani. "I couldn't believe it for a few seconds when my recruiter called me to present the offer. It was the best day of my life," says Patel. Google conducts an (Asia Pacific) APAC test for students who would be graduating in 2015 from different universities across Asia Pacific and fortunately Patel ranked second in India and eighth in the Asia Pacific.