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Engg students asked to build on moral values
Tech Vuva Solutions founder and CEO Sravan Reddy, urged the students not to forget parents who sacrificed their life for the children. He addressed a meeting held at the Vigan Nirula Engineering College to mark its tenth anniversary near Guntur city on Sunday. He felicitated the parents of the children who got jobs in the campus selections.
Guntur: Tech Vuva Solutions founder and CEO Sravan Reddy, urged the students not to forget parents who sacrificed their life for the children. He addressed a meeting held at the Vigan Nirula Engineering College to mark its tenth anniversary near Guntur city on Sunday. He felicitated the parents of the children who got jobs in the campus selections.
Speaking on this occasion, he said that as many as 381 students got placements in the campus selections and added that 75 per cent of the students got placements in the campus selections.Sravan Reddy urged the students do work hard to come up in life.
Stressing on moral values, he said that society needs engineers having moral values rather than skill. The parents were behind development of the students, he said, adding that parents should not ignore their responsibility and depend on colleges completely.
Acharya K Ranga Subbaiah advised students against taking life easy and added that the students coming from the ordinary engineering colleges were showing interest in work where as IIT engineering graduates lacked the quality.
