Mechanical Engineering Faculty Earns SWAYAM-NPTEL Domain Certification from IIT Madras
Anurag University proudly congratulates Mr. G. CH. GangaRao, Assistant Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, on successfully earning the prestigious SWAYAM-NPTEL Domain Certification in Manufacturing Processes and Technology (Mechanical Engineering) offered by IIT Madras.
This accomplishment reflects his dedication to continuous learning and professional excellence in the field of Mechanical Engineering. To achieve this certification, he successfully completed multiple NPTEL courses offered by premier IITs, demonstrating consistent academic performance and a strong commitment to enhancing his domain expertise. The certification recognizes advanced knowledge and proficiency in manufacturing processes and technologies, a critical area of modern engineering.
This achievement highlights Mr. GangaRao’s pursuit of lifelong learning and reinforces Anurag University’s commitment to fostering a culture of academic excellence, innovation, and professional development among its faculty members.
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