Achievements
Institute Achievements
Gandhinagar University has proved its commitment to foster future generation professionals, which led us to honor with Bharat ke Shresth Ratna Award 2024 by Divya Bhaskar Gujarat. The award was honored by Shri. Mansukh Mandaviya, Minister of Labor and Employment of India. The University is also pleased to announce that our commitment to excellence and resource have led us to achieve an prestigious Award by Divya Bhaskar on September 26, 2024.
Gandhinagar university has been honored with the prestigious Emerging Gujarat 2024 award by tv9 Guajarati through Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel in recognition of its transformative initiative in establishing Asia’s first AI-enabled campus. This accolade underscores the institution’s unwavering commitment to academic innovation, technological advancement, and the seamless integration of artificial intelligence in higher education. By pioneering a cutting-edge digital ecosystem, the university has set a benchmark for pedagogical excellence, research-driven learning, and future-ready education, thereby reinforcing its stature as a leader in global academia.
Gandhinagar University has been conferred with the prestigious Excellence in Education and Healthcare 2024 Award by BK NEWS, through Health and Higher Education Minister Rushikeshbhai Patel and Rajya Sabha MP Mayankbhai Nayak. For Asia’s first AI-enabled campus.
Gandhinagar Institute of Science at Gandhinagar University has privilege of running student unit governed by Microbiology Society of India, under which, Jui Bhide of the second year B.Sc. was selected as Best student of the Department under UG category and Khushi Chitania , second year student of M.Sc. selected as Best student of the Department under PG category. Khushi Chitania has been selected as an intern at CSIR-Central Salt & Marine Chemicals Research Institute (CSMCRI), Bhavnagar for the internship. Her research topic is “Biochemical profiling and C-Phycocyanin analysis of Spirulina sp. supplemented with red seaweed extracts.” Her Major supervisor is Dr. Rachana Shukla and her Co- Supervisor – Dr. Dinesh kumar R.
Gandhinagar University and Vice President, Ms. Vinita Rohera, feels proud to congratulate CADET RAANU NARESH SOLANKI, a student of Gandhinagar University and a member of 2 GUJ AIR SQN NCC (Air Wing) of Ahmedabad Group. She was the only Air Wing cadet from Gujarat selected for the Prime Minister’s Rally All India Girls Contingent on 26/01/2025 at New Delhi, marking a remarkable achievement for Gandhinagar University and the state.
The Ministry of Education’s Innovation Cell and AICTE has plan to organise 15 IIC (Institution’s Innovation Council) regional meets in different cities across the country to bring existing and prospective IIC institutions together, to provide a platform for sharing I&E knowledge and best practices in HEIs, to celebrate the achievements and impact created by IIC Institutions and to witness successful emergence of innovators and startup founders from HEIs. Gandhinagar University (GU) was invited to attend one such meet at Entrepreneurship Development Institute Of India, Ahmedabad(Gujarat) on 18th August 2022, which was attended by Prof. Hetal Shah, IIC and NISP Coordinator and Prof. Mrugesh Khatri, SSIP Coordinator. Gandhinagar University was shortlisted to share the best practices in Track “Knowledge Sharing session on Visualising and Developing Action Plan for I&E Ecosystem Development in HEI”. IIC institutions were also invited to take part in the IIC Poster Gallery round to be held during the regional meet, In which among 35+ participants the University was felicitated among best three posters. IIC-GU is thankful to Trustees, Director and HOIs for their kind support in this achievement.
A student Patel Ravi of Electrical Department, Gandhinagar Institute of Technology, Gandhinagar University filed a patent on Solar Panel Mounting System. In remote areas the sun is a cheap source of electricity to produce electricity. While the output of solar cells depend on the intensity of sunlight and the angle of incidence. It means to get maximum efficiency; the solar panels must remain in front of the sun during the whole day. Due to rotation of the earth those panels can’t maintain their position in front of the sun. This the problem results in a decrease of their efficiency. Thus to get a constant output, an automated system is required which should be capable of constantly rotating the solar panel. The Automatic Sun Tracking System (ASTS) was made as a prototype to solve the problem, mentioned above and registered a patent for the same. It is completely automatic and keeps the panel in front of sun until that is visible.