Archive · 2 Oct 2026
AP NIT Urges Students to Build Creative Thinking Habits
Fifty students visited the AP NIT campus in Tadepalligudem.
They came from Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas in Chilakaluripet and Ongole.
The students were in their first year of Intermediate education.
They saw sports facilities, laboratories, workshops and the library.
Dr V Sandeep told them to think of new ideas.
He said creative thinking can lead to important inventions later.
He also explained that practical experiences can help students understand lessons better.
The students may become future scientists, engineers or innovators.
AP NIT Dean Dr V Sandeep urged students to develop creative thinking from school.
Fifty first-year Intermediate students visited the AP NIT campus in Tadepalligudem.
The students came from Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas in Chilakaluripet and Ongole.
They toured the campus sports complex, laboratories, workshops and library.
Faculty said practical observation can strengthen classroom learning and encourage innovation.
- Who
- Fifty first-year Intermediate students from Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas, AP NIT officials and faculty.
- What
- The students visited the AP NIT campus and were encouraged to develop creative and innovative thinking.
- When
- Thursday.
- Where
- The AP NIT campus in Tadepalligudem; the students came from schools in Chilakaluripet and Ongole.
- Why
- To expose students to campus facilities and show how practical observation can support classroom learning and innovation.
- Students
- 50 first-year Intermediate students
- Participating schools
- Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas at Chilakaluripet and Ongole
- Campus
- AP NIT, Tadepalligudem
- Facilities visited
- Sports complex, laboratories, workshops and library
- Key speaker
- Dr V Sandeep, Dean of Planning and Development at AP NIT
- Main message
- Students should develop creative thinking and seek innovative solutions to problems