ACT Events

The Department of Electronics & Communication (Advanced Communication Technology), in collaboration with IKS SAKEC Cell organized a Faculty Development program on “Teachers as Agents of Change” hosted on 16^th May 2025 under NDLI Club .

Dr. Shubha Vilas ,the speaker for the Faculty Development program is an author, storyteller, and leadership consultant, has been instrumental in transforming educators into catalysts for change through his comprehensive Teacher Training Course

The session reminded us that teaching is not merely the transmission of information, but the transformation of lives. Speaker’s unique blend of spiritual wisdom and practical insight has rekindled a sense of purpose in all educators.

Dr. Shubha Vilas has beautifully emphasized that change begins not outside, but within. As teachers, we are not just imparting lessons—we are shaping values, molding character, and building the future. He reinforced the idea that every teacher has the power to be a catalyst for meaningful, lasting change.

We are deeply grateful for the clarity, depth, and inspiration Dr. Shubha Vilas have brought to this program. It has certainly set the tone for our ongoing growth—not just as professionals, but as leaders and mentors. We’re very grateful to our Principal, Dr. Bhavesh Patel, and our Head Of Department, Mr. Shridhar Sahu, for their constant support and encouragement. A big shoutout to Ms. Seema Kawale our event coordinator, for putting in so much effort to make sure everything ran smoothly.

Big thanks to the organizing team and everyone who worked behind the scenes to make the day run smoothly.

Shah & Anchor Kutchhi Engineering College IDEA LAB Presents
6-Day Technical Skilling Program
On: Electronics Components, Robotics, and Block Coding Programming
📅 Dates: 26th May to 31st May 2025
👥 For: School Students (Aged 9 to 15 Years)
💰 Fees: Absolutely FREE
🎓 Sponsored by: AICTE

This hands-on workshop will introduce participants to exciting technologies through engaging, age-appropriate sessions designed to inspire innovation and creativity.

📝 Registration Link: https://forms.gle/Kky4LQ8vinPvZ43U9
📌 Last Date to Register: 22nd May 2025

Contact for Questions:

Mr. Ganesh Nikam: 81699737834

How to Reach Shah and Anchor Kutchhi Engineering College:

🛤️ From Chembur Railway Station

• By Bus: Board a BEST bus (e.g., route 92 or 371) from Chembur Station to Samrat Ashok Nagar. Buses run every 15 minutes, and the journey takes approximately 3 minutes

• By Taxi/Auto: A taxi or auto-rickshaw ride takes about 2–4 minutes, covering a distance of approximately 2 km.

• On Foot: Walking is feasible and takes around 20–25 minutes, covering approximately 1.5 km.

🚌 From Deonar Bus Depot

• On Foot: SAKEC is within walking distance (approximately 500 meters) from Deonar Bus Depot.

• By Bus: Several BEST buses, including routes 105, 399LTD, A-21, A-376, and A-382, stop near the college.

🚉 From Govandi Railway Station

• On Foot: The college is about 1.4 km from Govandi Station, approximately a 17-minute walk

• By Auto: An auto-rickshaw ride takes around 5 minutes.

🛣️ From the Eastern Express Highway

• By Car: Exit the highway at Chembur Naka and proceed via Waman Tukaram Patil Marg towards Deonar

• By Bus: BEST buses such as 355LTD, 501LTD, A-21, A-376, and AC-60 serve the area near the college

Department of Electronics and Communication (Advanced Communication Technology) in association with IETE SAKEC successfully organized an industrial visit to “BSNL Telecom Factory, Deonar, Mumbai” on 27th March 2025 from 11:00 am onwardsfor SY ACT students. This industrial visit was coordinated by Mr. Bhushan Pawar and Ms. Monika Ingale, faculty members from the ACT department.

Industrial Visit Highlights:

•  PLB Making: Students visited the PLB pipe manufacturing site, where they gained insights into the production process and the essential tools and techniques involved. It provided insights in its uses and different types of PLB.
•  Fiber Optic Splice Closure Assembling: Demonstration of the step-by-step process of assembling splice closures, including fiber splicing, sealing techniques, and the use of protective enclosures.
•  SIM Card Manufacturing: Students observed the step-by-step production process, including chip embedding and circuit programming. They also witnessed quality control measures as well as testing procedures for a SIM card.

The industrial visit to the BSNL telecom factory provided students with valuable insights into the manufacturing processes of PLB pipes, fiber optic joint closures, and SIM cards. Observing these operations firsthand enhanced their understanding of telecom infrastructure and the precision required in each stage of production. The visit bridged the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, equipping students with a deeper appreciation for the advancements in the telecom industry.