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City engg student in global panel
City engg student in global panel. Hyderabad’s Rohit Kandakatla was elected as the vice-president for the International Federation for Engineering Education Societies (IFEES) at the recently concluded World Engineering Education forum that was held in Florence, Italy. He is the first Indian to attain this feat.
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Elected VP of IFEES in Italy
Hyderabad’s Rohit Kandakatla was elected as the vice-president for the International Federation for Engineering Education Societies (IFEES) at the recently concluded World Engineering Education forum that was held in Florence, Italy. He is the first Indian to attain this feat.
This is not the first time Rohit has brought honours for the city. He was also the first Indian to become International President of SPEED (Student Platform for Engineering Education for Development). Rohit has been working for the development of engineering students all over the world.
His papers and research in the area of engineering education have proved their worth countless times. Last year he was the recipient of IGIP-SPEED young scientist award at ‘43th International Conference on Engineering Pedagogy’, in Dubai by the ‘International Society for Engineering Education’.
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Rohit holds a Masters in Embedded Systems from Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University (JNTU). He is the Founder and CEO of FOOTSTEPS, a social venture that works towards improving the learning and understanding of engineering for students across India.
