RV College of Engineering

signs an MoU with IIIT Bangalore to promote collaborative research and academic initiatives.

This partnership will open new avenues for joint research, knowledge exchange, and interdisciplinary learning, strengthening the innovation ecosystem across both institutions.

A step forward in advancing research-driven education and technological innovation.

As the blessed month of Ramadan draws to a close, we send our warmest wishes to everyone. May the spirit of this holy time fill your heart with joy, and may your celebration be peaceful and filled with gratitude.

Eid Mubarak to all!

In every success, there is a challenge.
In every challenge, a quiet growth.
Together, they come together to shape our journey and define who we become.

This Ugadi, we celebrate that balance:
one that RVEI strives to cultivate, where every student learns to grow through both accomplishment and adversity.

RV College of Engineering (RVCE) and Nettur Technical Training Foundation (NTTF) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on 7 January 2026 at the RVCE Campus, marking a significant step towards strengthening industry–academia collaboration.
The MoU aims to foster collaboration in key areas, including faculty up-skilling on cutting-edge technologies, student internships, joint research and development projects and the establishment of Centres of Excellence (CoEs) at RVCE and NTTF centres. This partnership is designed to enhance hands-on learning, promote applied research and align academic practices with evolving industry needs.
Through this strategic collaboration, RVCE and NTTF reaffirm their shared commitment to nurturing industry-ready talent, advancing technical education, and building future-focused capabilities among students and faculty.

Today, on International Women’s Day, we celebrate every dream, every ambition and every woman who dares to pursue more. At RVEI, we stand stronger and firmer in our promise to help deliver the dreams of every woman who walks through our doors. Because when she dreams, the future changes.
Happy International Women’s Day.

RV College of Engineering proudly congratulates Rishav Appachu M, 2nd Year Mechanical Engineering, on his selection to represent the South Zone in the prestigious Vizzy Trophy 2025–26, conducted by the Board of Control for Cricket in India.

The tournament will be held from 1st to 7th March, where he will compete at one of the highest zonal platforms in Indian domestic cricket. His achievement reflects dedication, discipline, and excellence both on and off the field.

The Department of Mathematics, RV College of Engineering, is hosting a two-day symposium featuring Dr. S. Lakshmivarahan, distinguished academic, IEEE & ACM Fellow, and internationally renowned researcher.

With a career spanning IISc, IIT Madras, Brown University, Yale University, and the University of Oklahoma, Dr. Lakshmivarahan brings decades of expertise in computational mathematics and engineering sciences.
An enriching platform to explore how mathematics drives innovation across engineering domains.

RV College of Engineering is organising the 3rd Batch Inauguration of the International Certificate Course on Smart Manufacturing, marking another milestone in its commitment to advanced, industry-aligned global education.

The inaugural ceremony will be graced by Stephan Weyers, Vice President for Academics and Project Leader of InduTwin@scale, and Vinod Rajamani, Vice Dean, Internationalization in Mechanical Engineering and Department Lead of InduTwin@scale. The programme will be presided over by K. N. Subramanya, Principal, RVCE.

The International Certificate Course on Smart Manufacturing is designed to equip students with competencies in advanced manufacturing systems, digital transformation and Industry 4.0 technologies.

RV College of Engineering (RVCE) is proud to announce a strategic MoU with GreenH2 NXT to develop industry-aligned, interdisciplinary education programmes in the renewable energy and green hydrogen sector.

India’s clean energy transition is accelerating in line with the mandate of the Ministry of New & Renewable Energy (MNRE) to expand renewable integration and advance green hydrogen pathways toward energy independence and net-zero ambitions by 2070. Talent projections under the National Green Hydrogen Mission estimate 600,000 new jobs across the green energy ecosystem by 2030.
Yet, a critical constraint remains: talent readiness.
• Structured, application-oriented industry education is limited
• Interdisciplinary expertise across engineering streams, data/AI, and energy markets is scarce
• Continuous upskilling pathways for students and professionals are insufficient as the domain and market mature

As energy systems become increasingly complex, digital, and data-driven, capabilities in analysis, forecasting, optimisation, and systems thinking are becoming as essential as core engineering skills.
Through this partnership with RVCE & RE industry, GreenH2 NxT is building an education ecosystem that is:
· Accessible to students and working professionals
· Deeply aligned with evolving industry needs
· Interdisciplinary by design
· Scalable and future-focused

The renewable energy and green hydrogen sector will not only shape India’s next phase of growth, but also unlock career pathways, research opportunities, and global impact — spanning technology, digital optimisation, deployment, policy, and operations.
Together, we are enabling a future where clean energy is not just produced — but intelligently managed, optimised, and scaled.

An interaction meeting was held at Minerva, RVEI, with K. N. Ramesh, IAS, Bengaluru South City Commissioner(Greater Bengaluru Authority) and faculty members from RV Educational Institutions(RVEI). The session created a meaningful platform for dialogue on how academic institutions can actively support government initiatives, especially in the context of manpower and resource constraints.

During the interaction, the Hon’ble Commissioner emphasised the valuable role academia can play through systematic observation, data collection, monitoring, and constructive feedback, contributing to better governance and public service delivery. Faculty and staff representatives from various RVEI institutions participated actively, reflecting a shared commitment to collaborative engagement and socially relevant contributions.

The meeting underscored the importance of partnerships between educational institutions and civic authorities in strengthening governance, encouraging knowledge-based inputs and fostering community-centric solutions.