Note:
Please note that our email id has been migrated to
spp@kscst.org.in Hence all are informed to use
email id: spp@kscst.org.in
Information for Students
and Project Guides related to Student Project Programme -
45th Series
To
all Principals and SPP Co-ordinators,
KSCST has successfully completed 45th
Series of Student Project Program. In this connection, it was
informed to all the concerned colleges to send hard copy of
Utilization certificate (UC) and softcopy of the complete project report (Single pdf for
each project).
As on 28 November 2022, many
institutions has not submitted the Utilisation Certificate and
softcopy of the project report. Please arrange to send
the hardcopy of the UC by speed post / Courier to KSCST office
at the earliest and upload the softcopy of the report through
Google Form.
The
updated details as on 28 November 2022 is available in
following link. Please check and send the pending documents
mentioned in the below linked pdf file. Ignore, if all the credentials in the pdf is marked as "YES".
Consider
this as immediate and respond at the earliest.
With
respect to the 45th series SPP, the midterm evaluation of
the project has been scheduled via Google Meet.
Instructions to the
students:
1. The link is unique to each
session, so kindly do not share the link with any other
project team.
2. Click on the sessions link to
view the details of projects being evaluated on that date.
Please note that, no change in the dates and sessions are
entertained.
3. You are requested to join the
link provided to your team only.
4. Only 2 members per team are
allowed to present or give demo of their project during
the online evaluation.
5. Make sure, you have good
internet connectivity and ensure no interruptions in
between sessions.
6. Accommodate yourself in a
place with proper lighting while demonstrating the working
model.
7. Prepare the PPT as per the
KSCST template provided in our earlier email, if your
project does not have demonstrating or working model
capabilities.
8. The evaluation of other projects
/ branches will be appended to the above list, as and when the
experts provide the dates for evaluation.
9. All students are informed to be
ready for mid-term evaluation of their projects and interact with
the experts and follow the guidelines provided in the
email sent to them. Email will be sent regarding dates of
evaluation, Google meeting link and the projects getting
evaluated on that session.
10. The date and time to login to the
Google Meet is provided in the link sent by email to concerned
student team. Each project will be given maximum of 8 to
10 minutes time for seminar / demonstration. Prior to the
date of evaluation, please have a dry-run of your project
with the support of project guide and other team members. Please follow the timelines for effectively
conducting the evaluation.
11. The email to the concerned
project team will be sent 2 - 3 days in advance with
Google meeting link. The students are informed to use the
Google Meet link for their project review only and not to
share the link to any other project team.
12. All student team are informed to
submit the synopsis at the earliest.
Dear
Students / Guides / SPP Coordinators,
The midterm evaluation of the
projects sponsored under the 45th series of the Student
Project Programme (SPP) will start from 27th June 2022.
The schedule will be shared shortly. The project team
shall prepare and present the projects on the allotted
date without fail irrespective of the completion.
The evaluation will be conducted
through Google Meet. The link will be shared in advance.
Following are the instructions to be followed by the
project teams;
1. The
synopsis of the project as per the format mentioned in the
sanction letter should be uploaded using Google Forms,
failing which, the project will not be considered for
evaluation. The link is as follows:
3. Each
project will be allotted 10 minutes for presentation.
4. The
projects ready with the working model can skip the PPT
presentation and directly demonstrate the working model
via recorded video or exhibit the working model.
5. Kindly
concentrate on the methodology, experiments, and results
while presenting the PPT.
6. The
project team should join the evaluation using laptops only
and avoid using mobile phones.
7. The
project team should note that the link for each
session will be unique, so kindly join the link under
which your project is allotted, irrespective of college
and branch. The link will be shared shortly by email.
After the midterm
evaluation, based on the expert's recommendations, the
projects will be selected for the next phase of evaluation
i.e., state-level seminar and exhibition. The seminar and
exhibition will be scheduled during the 2nd week of August
2022, during which the best projects will be awarded. The
schedule and venue for the same will be announced later
on.
Note:
1. PPT format is attached and must
use the same template for presentation.
2. Synopsis
format is available on the website and in the sanction letter
sent earlier.
3. Use
project reference No. for naming the synopsis and should
upload a word file.
4. Students
should log in using their names, if not will be removed
from the session.
5. For
further information visit
https://www.kscst.org.in/spp.html
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KSCST is organizing mid-term evaluation of supported
projects through online mode from 27 June 2022.
The link for Google Meeting will
be sent to the concerned student team separately by email
with dates and time. It is informed to the Student team
and project guide not to share the Google Meet link with
other project batch students. The project details, dates
and time will be updated in this page.
Please be informed to get ready and send the project
synopsis by 22nd June through Google form link. Email is
also being sent to all.
The
link for updating the synopsis is
https://forms.gle/YMn9K7XETu96i8KbA and the synopsis
needs to be sent consisting of the following points with
the approval of the Project Guide.
After completing the project, 2 to 3 page write-up in MS
Word format (synopsis needs to be sent by uploading the
synopsis of your project in the Google Form.
1. Title of the project
2. Name of the College &
Department
3. Name of the Students &
Guide(s) (with email id and cell no. if any)
4. Keywords
5. Introduction / background
(with specific reference to the project, work done
earlier, etc) - about 20 lines
6. Objectives (about 10 lines)
7. Methodology (about 30 lines)
(materials, methods, details of work carried out,
including drawings, diagrams etc)
8. Results and Conclusions (about
20 lines with specific reference to work carried out)
9. Scope for future work (about
20 lines).
The
state level seminar and exhibition projects selected
during the mid-term evaluation is planned to be conducted
during 2nd Week of August 2022 and exact date and venue
will be intimated shortly.
Project selected for Seminar and Exhibition will be
awarded with certificate and potential projects will be
awarded with Best Project of the Year Award.
Motivated by the desire to build a strong base for practical
problem solving in several engineering colleges as well as to
build their R & D potential, KSCST decided to promote student
project programmes in a large number of educational
institutions, located Karnataka, in areas of Engineering,
Medicine, Fisheries and Agriculture. It saw an enormous
reservoir of talent and creativity in the students and the
faculty of engineering colleges in Karnataka. Another
important factor is the abundant availability of basic and
infrastructure facilities in the engineering colleges for
experimentation, design, fabrication and testing.
KSCST, therefore, ventured into launching and implementing a
programme called STUDENT PROJECT PROGRAMME(SPP) for
providing financial and academic support for Bachelor of
Engineering projects. Discussions held with the Director of
Technical Education and the Principals of engineering colleges
indicated that such a programme would be worthwhile.
Started in 1977-78, this programme is a unique experiment in
Karnataka and it is a tribute to the foresight and inspired
through on the part of a group of dedicated scientists,
engineers and executives and administrators of Government of
Karnataka. This programme is also a major innovation and first
of its kind in technical education in the country and has a
major impact in improving the quality of technical education.
It links together developmental efforts with educational
institutions so that relevant problems flow to the
institutions and hopefully feasible technical solutions might
flow back to the implementers.
The student project programme is now 44 years old. From
1977-78 to 2020-2021 about 12,590 projects at a total cost of
more than 6.5 Crore Rupees have been funded to various
engineering colleges.
Objectives
Creativity of students applied to solve development
problems of our people and State through Science and
Technology.
Enrich Collegiate education through finding solutions to
real life problems.
Improve understanding and develop methodology of solving
complex issues.
Issues Focused
Several studies focused on rural issues have helped in
development activities in Karnataka. Dissemination of
technology pertaining to low cost housing technology
pertaining to low cost housing technology, ground water
study, low cost agricultural implements, assessment of
drinking water potential, in specific areas have been
notable examples.
This programme has enriched collegiate education through
finding solutions to real life problems. This has also
improved the understanding and development of a
methodology to solve complex issues.
This programme has utilized the services of experts from
various scientific and technical institutions like Indian
Institute of Science, Indian Institute of Management,
National Aerospace Laboratories, Central Manufacturing
Technology Institute (CMTI), National Institute of
Technology Karnataka, Surathkal, ISRO, Universities and in addition to local
organizations like Village Panchayats, Block Development
Boards, Municipalities, Zilla Panchayats, etc. Industry experts
have joined hands in
strengthening the quality of the SPP.
Projects sponsored by KSCST through this programme have been recognized by many
industries and helped the students to seek employment. So far, this programme
has utilized the tremendous talent and potential of the students and the rich
experience of engineering faculty for tackling the real life problems of people
in Karnataka
Methodology
Each proposal is reviewed by an expert and only those
recommended are supported by the KSCST (Approximately one
project proposal out of four gets funded) More than one hundred
senior faculty of Indian Institute of Science, scientists in
national labs and other experts review the proposals. They also
provide guidelines and suggestions to make a project innovative
and meaningful. A modest financial support is provided to the
student group by KSCST.
On the completion of the project, a team of experts examines the
project at a nodal centre and selects the better ones for the
annual Seminar and Exhibition. It helps to identify motivated
faculty from the respective academic institutions and initiate
interactions that could lead to even better projects.
An annual State Level Seminar and Exhibition of selected student projects
(about 350 to 400 projects selected by the evaluation team of experts)
is held every year in one of the engineering colleges wherein
all the Principals, faculty members and students of engineering
colleges and some experts from all over the country are invited
to participate. Awards for the best projects and project guides
are also given during the seminar and exhibition.
Progress in Fourty Four Years
Born in 1977, the Student Project Programme is now 44 years
old. It started with 54 projects in 13 engineering colleges at
a total funding of Rs. 1.2 lakhs i.e., about Rs. 2,250/- per
project on an average. During the 44th series (2020-2021) of
this programme which was commenced in October 2021, a total
of 1,190 projects in 177 colleges / institutions were sponsored by
the Council at a total funding of over Rs. 66.32 lakhs.
From 1977-78 to 2020-2021 about 12,570 projects have been funded to engineering
colleges and to a few polytechnics. Out of these,
approximately 7069 projects (48.5% of total
projects) were selected for annual Seminar and Exhibition held
in various engineering colleges during these 44 years.
In addition to engineering colleges and polytechnics, this
programme was extended to agriculture, fisheries, veterinary,
medical and other general topics relevant to the developmental
needs of Karnataka.
State Level
Seminar and Exhibition of Student Projects
So far 42 Seminar and Exhibitions have been organized in different engineering
colleges. An expert panel is constituted to select best projects for
the PROJECT OF THE YEAR
award. A trophy is also presented every year to the Best Performing College along with cash prizes. In order to encourage all the students
of the selected projects for Seminar and Exhibition, each one of them will be given a certificate and a
cash prize.
The 42nd Series SPP Seminar and Exhibition was organised at
KLE Dr. M. S. Sheshgiri College of Engineering and Technology, Belagavi between
26 - 27 July 2019 and 43rd Series and 44th Series of SPP, the webinar event was held
during July-August 2020 and August 2021 respectively and 87 best projects of the
year 2020-21 was announced on
15th September 2021.
Details of
Student Project Programme Seminar and Exhibition (S/E) held
SPP Series
College and Place
Year
No. of
Projects Sanctioned
No. of S/E Projects
1
Karnataka State Council for Science and
Technology, Bangalore
1977-78
54
30
2
Malnad College of Engineering, Hassan
1978-79
106
37
3
Sri Jayachamarajendra College of Eng.,
&
National Institute
of
Eng.,
Mysore
1979-80
109
42
4
Karnataka Regional Engineering College,
Surathkal
1980-81
162
40
5
HKES Pujya Doddappa Appa College of
Engineering, Gulbarga
1981-82
98
32
6
BVB College of Engineering, Hubli
1982-83
115
35
7
Bapuji Institute of Engg., & Tech.,
Davanagere
1983-84
129
28
8
KLES College of Engg., & Technology, Belgaum
1984-85
132
38
9
PES College of Engineering, Mandya
1985-86
109
56
10
Rastriya Vidyalaya College of Engineering,
Bangalore
1986-87
142
52
11
Siddaganga Institute of Technology, Tumkur
1987-88
147
36
12
Sri Jayachamarajendra College of Engineering,
Mysore
1988-89
109
33
13
Jawaharlal Nehru National College of
Engineering, Shimoga
1989-90
112
38
14
Sri Dharmasthala Manjunatheshwara College of
Engg .,
Dharwad
1990-91
130
46
15
KLES College of Engineering & Technology,
Belgaum
1991-92
189
54
16
Kalpatharu Institute
of Technology, Tiptur
1992-93
143
72
17
Ghousia College of Engineering, Ramnagaram
1993-94
193
80
18
Sri Siddartha Institute of Technology, Tumkur
1994-95
147
63
19
National Institute of Engineering, Mysore
1995-96
209
79
20
Sir M. Visvesvaraya Institute of Technology,
Bangalore
1996-97
193
70
21
Manipal Institute of Technology, Manipal
1997-98
253
125
22
B.M. Srinivasaiah College of Engineering,
Bangalore
1998-99
223
87
23
Kurunje Venkataramana Gowda College of
Engineering, Sullia
1999-2000
201
104
24
HKES'
SLN College of Engineering, Raichur
2000-2001
194
112
25
Siddaganga Institute of Technology, Tumkur
2001-02
145
82
26
Vijayanagar Engineering College, Bellary
2002-03
144
69
27
Gogte Institute of Technology, Belgaum
2003-04
205
126
28
Basaveshwar College of Engineering, Bagalkot
2004-05
231
121
29
Poojya Doddappa Appa College of Engineering,
Gulbarga
2005-06
275
132
30
KLE Society's
College of Engineering and Technology, Belgaum
2006-07
281
147
31
Adichunchanagiri
Institute of Technology, Chikmagalur
2007-2008
289
150
32
National Institute
of Technology Karnataka, Surathkal, Mangalore
2008-2009
256
146
33
Shridevi Institute
of Engineering and Technology, Tumkur
2009-2010
291
152
34
PES Institute
of Technology and Management, Shimoga
2010-2011
294
166
35
Shree
Dharmasthala Manjunateshwara Institute
of Technology, Ujire
2011-2012
307
176
36
Angadi Institute of
Technology and Management, Belgaum
2012-2013
363 + 46
186+21
37
B.V. Bhoomaraddi College of Engineering
and Technology, Hubli
2013-2014
370 + 50
205 + 50
38
Sahyadri College of Engineering and
Management, Mangalore
2014-2015
459 + 50
218 + 35
39
BLDEA's
V.P. Dr. P.G. Halakatti College of Engineering and Technology, Vijayapura
2015-2016
568 + 68
237 + 50
40
NMAM
Institute of Technology, Nitte, Karkala, Udupi District
2016-2017
542 + 85
278 + 54
41
Bapuji Institute of Engineering and
Technology, Davangere
2017-2018
598 + 87
342 + 62
42
KLE Dr. M. S. Sheshgiri College of Engineering and
Technology, Belagavi
2018-2019
700 + 98
350 + 65
43
Karnataka State Council for Science and Technology,
Bengaluru - Online evaluation of projects
2019-2020
999
44
Karnataka State Council for Science and Technology,
Bengaluru - Online evaluation of projects
STUDENT PROJECTS PROGRAMME (SPP) 45th SERIES : 2021 - 2022
PROJECT PROPOSALS ARE INVITED FROM
FINAL YEAR ENGINEERING STUDENTS [BE, M.Tech, M.Sc., M.Tech / M.Sc.
(Agri) AND MBA
STUDENTS]
KSCST invites project proposals from the final year BE,
M.Tech, M.Sc & MBA students for sponsorship, under the 45th
series of Student Project Programme (SPP).
The project proposals can be submitted from 15th
November 2021 to
15th January 2022.
Note : The last date to submit the
softcopy of the SPP project proposal has been extended from
15th January 2022 to 15th February 2022.
Do not forget to fill the project details in the Google Form
Students studying in their
final year B.E., M.Tech, M.Sc., M.Tech / M.Sc
(Agriculture) and M.B.A. are eligible
to apply.
2.
The Project Proposals shall be
prepared as per the
SPP proposal format available from
KSCST website.
3.
The team members are advised
to carryout prior-art-search before submitting the
project proposal to check the novelty of the project.
4.
The project team shall have a
maximum of 4 students and each project team shall only
send one proposal as per the themes indicated above.
Any other project proposals will not be considered and
liable for rejection.
5.
The softcopy of the proposal
along with a detail of payment made (through NEFT
transfer / UPI Payment only) for Rs. 1,000/- (Rupees
One Thousand only) to be sent by email:
spp@kscst.org.in
6.
The payment shall be made to
the Bank account by NEFT transfer / UPI Payment (Bank
details of KSCST is available in the
SPP proposal format).
The processing fees paid for the project proposal is
non-refundable.
7.
The student's team to keep
ready the project proposal with approval from Project
guide / head of the department and institution, make
the payment for processing fees and upload the details
in the Google Form. The team leader of the project
needs to mandatorily fill the Google Form. The link is
as follows:
Submission of the project
proposal is through Google Form and Email:
spp@kscst.org.in (All information in one single pdf
file). Students / institutions shall not send the
hardcopy of the project proposals to KSCST. All
proposals to be submitted after approval of project
guide and college / institution.
10.
The Institution shall
designate SPP Co-ordinator to co-ordinate with KSCST.
Evaluation Process :
1.
The
submitted projects will be evaluated by experts and
then short-listed for sponsorship. The sponsored-amount for the
project will be sent to the Principal of respective
instituitions by NEFT.
2.
The
sponsored projects will be evaluated by an expert
committee, either offline / online, and then
shortlisted for final state-level seminar and
exhibition.
3.
The
finalised projects will be called for
exhibition/seminar followed by evaluation for the
coveted "Best Project of the Year Award".
Students may send the "softcopy of the project proposal in
single pdf file" with
due approval of the college to: Email: spp@kscst.org.in
KSCST sponsored
project details from 1977-78 to 2012-2013 information is
available online.
The objectives and
methodologies of Student Project Programme (SPP) prompted to
use the word "SPREAD" as an acronym [coined by taking
the first letter of words
Student
Projects
Reviewed,
Exhibited,
Awarded
and
Documented
to name the application software developed for browsing and
querying the SPP database.
Students can get
information about completed projects and note certain problem
faced, further development of a project, references when
implementing in their project and avoid duplication of
projects while applying to KSCST for project sanctions.