CSE Department Student achievers 2013-2014
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Shruthi Rajan successfully developed a project on student-teacher feedback and became the topper in the 3rd semester examination conducted by VTU in January 2014, scoring 82.77% and receiving First Class with Distinction. V. Bhargav became the topper in the 1st semester examination conducted by VTU in January 2014, scoring 85.93% and receiving First Class with Distinction. Srinivas R Kulkarni and Monica U S became the toppers in the 7th semester examination conducted by VTU in January 2014, scoring 83.33% and receiving First Class with Distinction.
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