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Vidya Academy of Science & Technology Technical Campus

(A unit of Vidya International Charitable Trust)

Accredited by NAAC with "B++" grade

Abhyudaya 2026

ABHYUDAYA 2026, STUDENT INDUCTION PROGRAMME

Rise. Learn. Excel.

10 – 20 August 2026

 

WELCOME TO ABHYUDAYA 2026

The transition from school to engineering is more than a change of classroom—it is the beginning of a journey of discovery, learning, growth and responsibility.

ABHYUDAYA 2026, the Student Induction Programme of Vidya Academy of Science and Technology Technical Campus, is designed to welcome the new generation of engineering students into the Vidya community and help them begin their academic journey with confidence, purpose and enthusiasm.

Spanning 10 to 20 August 2026, the programme brings together informative sessions, expert interactions, motivational talks, academic orientation, wellness activities, innovation and entrepreneurship, career guidance, mentoring, campus familiarisation and co-curricular experiences.

ABOUT ABHYUDAYA 2026

A Meaningful Beginning to the Engineering Journey

The first days of engineering education can shape a student's approach to learning, relationships, opportunities and personal growth.

ABHYUDAYA 2026 has therefore been envisioned as more than an orientation programme. It is a structured introduction to the academic environment, institutional ecosystem, professional expectations and opportunities that await every student at Vidya Academy of Science and Technology Technical Campus.

Through carefully planned sessions and activities, students will be introduced to:

  • Academic expectations and the B.Tech 2024 curriculum
  • Outcome-Based Education and Graduate Attributes
  • Innovation, entrepreneurship and research opportunities
  • Career development and the start-up ecosystem
  • Digital learning and continuing education opportunities
  • Health, fitness and personal well-being
  • Universal Human Values and professional responsibility
  • Cyber safety, anti-ragging and student protection
  • Environmental and social responsibility
  • Student clubs, societies and co-curricular activities
  • Mentoring and student support systems
  • Campus facilities and learning resources
  • Portfolio development and professional preparation

The programme is designed to help every student understand, explore, participate and belong.

THEME

ENGINEERING BEYOND BOUNDARIES

Engineering education is not confined to classrooms, laboratories or examinations.

It is about developing the ability to think critically, create innovatively, act ethically and contribute meaningfully to society.

ABHYUDAYA 2026 introduces students to this broader vision of engineering—where knowledge meets innovation, technology meets responsibility, and learning extends beyond boundaries.

INAUGURATION DAY

10 AUGUST 2026

ENGINEERING BEYOND BOUNDARIES

The Beginning of a New Journey

The inaugural day of ABHYUDAYA 2026 marks the formal beginning of the Student Induction Programme and welcomes the 2026–2030 batch into the Vidya Academy community.

The inauguration is part of the State-wide Student Induction Programme as per the KTU schedule, followed by an engaging programme featuring distinguished guests and speakers.

The day is envisioned to give students their first glimpse of the possibilities that lie beyond their academic curriculum—through interaction with accomplished professionals and experts from industry, training and student well-being.

CHIEF GUEST

Mr. Kishore Kumar

Director & CTO
Ospyn Technologies Pvt. Ltd.

Engineering Beyond Boundaries

The inaugural address by Mr. Kishore Kumar will set the tone for the induction programme, encouraging students to look beyond conventional boundaries and understand engineering as a field driven by innovation, technology, problem-solving and continuous learning.

His presence brings an industry perspective to the beginning of the students' engineering journey and offers an opportunity for students to connect their academic experience with the evolving professional world.

KEY FACILITATOR

Dr. Manu J. Pillai

Dean, Training & Placement

TKM College of Engineering

Bridging Education and the Professional World

Dr. Manu J. Pillai joins the inaugural programme as the Key Facilitator, bringing experience from the areas of engineering education, training and placement.

His interaction will help students understand the importance of preparing early for the professional journey—developing not only technical competence but also communication, adaptability, professional skills and a growth-oriented mindset.

WELLNESS EXPERT

Dr. Silpa Balagangadharan

Senior Consultant Psychologist

Beginning the Journey with Well-being

A successful engineering journey requires more than academic achievement. Emotional well-being, resilience, self-awareness and the ability to manage challenges are equally important.

Dr. Silpa Balagangadharan, Senior Consultant Psychologist, joins the inaugural programme as the Wellness Expert, bringing the dimension of mental and emotional well-being into the students' first steps into higher education.

Her presence reinforces an important message of ABHYUDAYA 2026:

A successful student journey begins with a healthy mind, a positive outlook and a sense of purpose.

PROGRAMME AT A GLANCE

11 – 20 AUGUST 2026

Following the inauguration, ABHYUDAYA 2026 unfolds through a carefully structured series of expert sessions, academic orientations, student activities and interactions.

The programme includes:

SAFE START

Anti-Ragging Rules

Awareness on anti-ragging regulations, prevention of sexual harassment and grievance redressal mechanisms.

Resource Person: Adv. Devika T. S, Advocate and Legal Educator
 Date: 14 August 2026
 Time: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM

IGNITE

Launch Pad to Innovation & Entrepreneurship

An introduction to the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Development Centre (IEDC) and the opportunities available for students to transform ideas into innovative initiatives.

Resource Person: Prof. Anil M
 Nodal Officer, IEDC, Assistant Professor (Selection Grade), VAST Thrissur

Date: 13 August 2026
Time: 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM

WELLNESS 360°

Fit Mind. Fit Body. Bright Future.

A holistic session covering health, hygiene, physical fitness, yoga and wellness activities.

Resource Person: Dr. Manesh Rasheed
 HoD, Physical Education, TKMCE

Date: 17 August 2026
Time: 9:30 AM – 12:00 PM

VALUES IN ACTION

Universal Human Values

Exploring Universal Human Values, ethics, professional responsibility and constitutional values as essential foundations for responsible professionals.

Resource Person: Prof. Diana Mathew
 Assistant Professor, CSE, MBCET

Date: 14 August 2026
 Time: 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM

CYBERWISE

Think Before You Click

An awareness session on cyber crime and responsible digital behaviour.

Resource Person: Mr. Sreenath Sasikumar
 CEO, Mashupstack; Deputy Commander, Kerala Police Cyberdome (Honorary)

Date: 17 August 2026
 Time: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM

 

CHOOSE LIFE

Stay Strong. Stay Drug Free.

An awareness programme focusing on drug abuse prevention and the importance of making informed and healthy choices.

Resource Person: Mr. Radhakrishnan Pillai
 Preventive Officer, Excise Circle Office, Attingal

Date: 11 August 2026
 Time: 2:30 PM – 4:00 PM

READY FOR ACTION

Prevention. Preparedness. Protection.

A practical introduction to fire and safety awareness, emergency preparedness and responsible response.

Resource Person: Fire & Rescue Service, Venjaramoodu

Date: 13 August 2026
 Time: 2:30 PM – 4:00 PM

ACADEMIC ORIENTATION

BLUEPRINT FOR SUCCESS

OBE • PO • CO

Students will be introduced to the principles of Outcome-Based Education (OBE), Programme Outcomes, Course Outcomes, Continuous Assessment, Graduate Attributes and their role in achieving the intended learning outcomes of the B.Tech 2024 curriculum.

Facilitator: Dr. Ansamma John, Principal, VAST TC

KNOW YOUR CURRICULUM

Regulation & Curriculum

An orientation to the B.Tech 2024 Academic Regulations, Curriculum Framework, Credit System, Examination Regulations and other important academic provisions.

The session also introduces students to credit requirements for progression to the fifth and seventh semesters, Honours and Minor programmes, the Digital Edge 101 MOOC Course and other distinctive features of the B.Tech 2024 curriculum.

CAREER & FUTURE READINESS

FUTURE FORWARD

Career Guidance • Entrepreneurship • Innovation • Research

Students will be introduced to career opportunities, entrepreneurship, innovation, research pathways and the start-up ecosystem.

Resource Person: Dr. Pravin Rose, Placement Officer

LEARN BEYOND LIMITS

Digital Learning • NPTEL • SWAYAM • FutureSkills

An introduction to digital learning platforms, library resources, NPTEL/SWAYAM, FutureSkills and other opportunities for continuous and self-directed learning.

SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY & CAMPUS LIFE

GREEN TOMORROW

Sustainable Development Goals

Students will explore environmental sustainability, social responsibility, community engagement and institutional values through the Sustainable Development Goals framework.

BEYOND THE CLASSROOM

Clubs • Societies • NSS • NCC • Cultural & Technical Activities

Engineering education extends beyond academics. This session introduces students to student clubs, professional societies, technical chapters, cultural activities, NSS, NCC and other co-curricular opportunities.

 

PERSONAL & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

PORTFOLIO & MENTORING

Your Journey. Your Portfolio.

Students will be introduced to the Group Tutor System, resume preparation, portfolio development, mentor diary and mentorship practices through interactions with their respective branch advisors.

YOU'RE NEVER ALONE

Student Welfare & Support Systems

Students will become familiar with the support systems available within the institution and the University, including:

  • Mentoring System
  • Faculty Advisory System
  • Counselling Services
  • Grievance Redressal Mechanisms
  • Anti-Ragging Cell
  • Internal Complaints Committee
  • Support for differently abled students
  • KTU Suraksha Scheme
  • Student welfare and emergency support

The session is intended to ensure that students know where to seek guidance, support and assistance whenever they need it.

INTERACTION & CAMPUS EXPERIENCE

MEET THE MENTORS

Faculty & Alumni Interaction

An opportunity for students to interact with faculty members and alumni, gain insights from experience and understand the engineering journey from different perspectives.

 

EXPLORE VAST

Your Campus. Your Resources. Your New Home.

A guided familiarisation programme covering the campus, laboratories, library, computing facilities, innovation and incubation centres and other student support facilities.

YOUTH FOR CHANGE

Empowering Communities, Inspiring Change

An NSS activity designed to introduce students to the spirit of social engagement, community participation and responsible citizenship.

Resource Person: Prof. Sajeer A., NSS Nodal Officer
 Date: 19 August 2026

MOTIVATIONAL CLOSING

THE POWER WITHIN

Believe in Yourself. Create Your Future.

The Student Induction Programme concludes with a motivational session by Fr. Sabu Thomas, Sacred Heart College, Thevara, designed to encourage students to recognise their potential, develop confidence and approach their new journey with purpose.

Date: 20 August 2026

Programme Objectives

The Student Induction Programme – ABHYUDAYA 2026 aims to:

  1. Facilitate a smooth transition of students into the engineering education environment and introduce them to the academic culture, institutional systems and campus facilities.
  2. Orient students to the B.Tech 2024 academic framework, including Outcome-Based Education, Programme Outcomes, Course Outcomes, academic regulations, credit requirements, assessment practices and examination provisions.
  3. Create awareness about academic and professional opportunities available through innovation, entrepreneurship, research, career development, digital learning and continuing education.
  4. Foster holistic student development by addressing physical fitness, health, hygiene, mental well-being, stress management and healthy lifestyle practices.
  5. Promote ethical, responsible and value-based behaviour by introducing students to Universal Human Values, professional ethics, constitutional values, social responsibility and institutional values.
  6. Create awareness about student safety and protection mechanisms, including anti-ragging regulations, prevention of sexual harassment, cyber safety, drug abuse prevention, fire safety and grievance redressal systems.
  7. Familiarise students with student support systems such as mentoring, Faculty Advisory Systems, counselling services, the Anti-Ragging Cell, Internal Complaints Committee, student welfare mechanisms and KTU Sureksha.
  8. Encourage active participation in campus life through student clubs, professional societies, technical chapters, cultural activities, NSS, NCC and other co-curricular opportunities.
  9. Develop a sense of social and environmental responsibility by introducing students to community engagement, Sustainable Development Goals and responsible citizenship.
  10. Establish meaningful connections with faculty, alumni, mentors and peers, helping students build a supportive academic and professional network.
  11. Encourage students to develop their personal and professional profiles through portfolio preparation, resume development, mentoring and early career awareness.
  12. Inspire students to recognise their potential and aspirations, develop confidence and approach their engineering journey with curiosity, purpose, responsibility and a commitment to lifelong learning.

Programme Outcomes

At the end of ABHYUDAYA 2026, students will be able to:

  1. Navigate the institutional environment confidently and identify the major academic, laboratory, library, computing, innovation and student support facilities available on campus.
  2. Demonstrate awareness of the B.Tech 2024 curriculum and academic regulations, including credits, assessment, examination requirements, progression requirements, Honours and Minor programmes and other academic provisions.
  3. Recognise the significance of Outcome-Based Education, including Programme Outcomes, Course Outcomes, Graduate Attributes and continuous assessment in their engineering education.
  4. Identify opportunities for innovation, entrepreneurship, research, career development and start-up activities available within and beyond the institution.
  5. Make effective use of digital learning resources such as NPTEL, SWAYAM, FutureSkills, library resources and other online learning platforms.
  6. Demonstrate awareness of personal health and well-being, including hygiene, physical fitness, yoga, stress management and healthy lifestyle practices.
  7. Recognise the importance of mental health and emotional well-being and identify appropriate counselling and institutional support mechanisms when required.
  8. Demonstrate awareness of ethical and professional responsibilities and appreciate the importance of Universal Human Values, constitutional values and responsible citizenship.
  9. Identify and respond appropriately to situations related to student safety, including ragging, sexual harassment, cyber crime, drug abuse and fire emergencies.
  10. Identify appropriate institutional mechanisms for seeking support, including mentoring, counselling, grievance redressal, Anti-Ragging Cell, ICC and student welfare services.
  11. Participate actively in co-curricular and extracurricular opportunities such as student clubs, professional societies, technical chapters, NSS, NCC and cultural activities.
  12. Demonstrate awareness of environmental sustainability and social responsibility and recognise their role in contributing to sustainable development and community well-being.
  13. Begin developing a professional identity through portfolio preparation, resume development, mentoring and interaction with faculty, alumni and professionals.
  14. Develop a positive attitude towards learning, collaboration and lifelong development, recognising that engineering education extends beyond classrooms and examinations.
  15. Demonstrate increased confidence, belonging and preparedness to begin their academic and personal journey as responsible members of the Vidya community.

 

 

 

 

OUR MESSAGE TO THE BATCH OF 2026–2030

Welcome to Vidya. Welcome to Your Future.

Your engineering degree is not merely a qualification.

It is a journey of discovering who you are, what you can create and how you can contribute to the world around you.

ABHYUDAYA 2026 is the first step.

Come with curiosity.
Leave with confidence.

CONTACT
 SIP Coordinators

  1. Prof. Sreejitha S G, AP ECE
  2. Prof. Chandu C B, AP ECE
  3. Prof. Adithya G S, AP AS

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