Mechanical Engineering Faculty Publishes Textbook on the Basics of Mechanical Engineering
Mr. H. Ameresh, Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Anurag University, has successfully published a textbook titled “Basics of Mechanical Engineering.” The textbook marks a significant academic contribution and reflects his commitment to teaching, knowledge development, and engineering education.
The book has been published by Bluepen International Publisher (BIP) as its First Edition and carries the ISBN 978-93-6940-689-0, with the ISBN year listed as 2026. The textbook provides a foundation for understanding essential concepts and principles in Mechanical Engineering, supporting students in developing a strong academic base in the discipline.
This publication highlights Mr. H. Ameresh’s dedication to academic contribution and knowledge dissemination. Anurag University congratulates him on this achievement and wishes him continued success in his teaching, academic, and professional journey.
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