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KITS Launches Idea Lab Turning Student Innovations Into Reality
A college called KITS has opened a brand-new Idea Lab.
This is a special place where students can try out their big ideas.
The lab will help engineering students learn by doing things themselves.
It will help them turn creative thoughts into real, practical inventions.
The government of India helped pay for part of the lab.
The new students and their parents heard about it at an orientation meeting.
The college secretary told students to set clear goals and work hard from the start.
He also asked parents to stay involved and limit unnecessary smartphone use.
The principal said the college has high-quality ratings and good facilities.
Everyone hopes the lab will help students create useful things for the world.
Kamala Institute of Technology and Science (KITS) in Singapur, Karimnagar, launched a state-of-the-art Idea Lab.
The lab aims to promote innovation, research and hands-on learning among engineering students.
The facility is supported partly by Central government funding, according to KITS Educational Institutions Secretary V. Satish Kumar.
The announcement came at the orientation programme for first-year students and their parents on Wednesday.
Principal Dr K. Shankar highlighted the institution's NAAC A++ accreditation and NBA-accredited programmes.
- Who
- KITS leadership, including Educational Institutions Secretary V. Satish Kumar and Principal Dr K. Shankar, along with first-year students and their parents.
- What
- Launch of the Idea Lab to help students transform creative ideas into practical solutions.
- Where
- Kamala Institute of Technology and Science (KITS), Singapur, Karimnagar.
- When
- Wednesday, during the orientation programme for first-year students.
- Why
- To promote innovation, research and hands-on learning among engineering students.
Key facts
- Institution
- Kamala Institute of Technology and Science (KITS), Singapur
- Location
- Karimnagar
- Initiative
- State-of-the-art Idea Lab
- Purpose
- Promote innovation, research and hands-on learning; turn creative ideas into practical solutions
- Funding
- Partly supported by Central government funding
- Announced by
- V. Satish Kumar, KITS Educational Institutions Secretary and former Husnabad MLA
- Accreditations
- NAAC A++ accreditation; NBA-accredited programmes
- Event
- Orientation programme for first-year students and parents










