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IIChE BVRIT Chapter

About IICHE

The Indian Institute Of Chemical Engineering is the apex professional institute of chemical engineers. The institute adds feathers after feathers to its cap by providing a world-class education to the engineers. The aim of the college is to promote the cause of chemical engineering by providing quality education to all sections of society. It provides them with the appropriate forum for joint endeavours, hand in hand to work for human beings through the application of chemical engineering and allied sciences.

HIGHLIGHTS:

  • Good exposure to students on all fronts.
  • Highly experienced and skilled faculty members.
  • The college is well maintained and established with the latest development.

IICHE-BVRIT

It is of great honour for us to inform you that BVRIT has joined hands with IICHE, one of the most reputed institutes of India so that, even our Chemical Engineers can take part in other extra-curricular activities apart from studies. In today’s world, having good grades and marks are not enough, having critical thinking and innovative thinking is also necessary. Marks can fetch bookish knowledge but, unless you are able to analyse and apply it, there is no value to that knowledge. IICHE provides a platform for our students to think out of the box and put forward their innovative ideas.

ASTHRA 2K25

ASTHRA is a two-day National level REACT-O-CAR Competition, conceptualized as the flagship event of the Department of Chemical Engineering, BVRIT. The event serves as a platform to ignite innovation, creativity, and collaboration among engineering students across various disciplines.

At its core, REACT-O-CAR challenges participants’ participation to design and fabricate chemically powered cars testing not only their technical knowledge but also their problem-solving skills, precision, and innovative mindset.

ASTHRA also hosts a variety of technical events, workshops and knowledge-sharing session such as Tech-O-Car, Chem Aura, Model Marvels, and keynote lectures, all designed to push the boundaries of engineering creativity.

By integrating chemical principles with real-world applications. ASTHRA encourages students to approach engineering as a discipline of experimenting, teamwork, and visionary thinking. 

React-O-Car is the flagship national-level event of ASTHRA that blends the principles of chemical engineering and mechanical design. Participants conceptualize, design, and fabricate chemically powered model cars that move through controlled chemical or electrochemical reactions and must innovate within specificity constraints to ensure maximum performance,  safety.

This event encourages innovation, teamwork, and sustainable engineering by integrating chemical energy conversion with motion mechanics.

CHEMCON 2025

CHEMCON 2025 is a prestigious national-level conference that brought together students, researchers, academicians, and industry experts from across the country. The four-day event included keynote lectures, technical paper presentations, poster sessions, panel discussions, and networking opportunities focused on emerging trends and challenges in chemical engineering

Industrial Visit- ITC Foods

The primary objective of this industrial visit was to provide students with real-world exposure to industrial safety practices and to understand the protocols followed during emergency situations within a large-scale food industry setup.

During the visit to ITC Food Industry, students were given a detailed orientation about the company’s safety culture and industrial practices. A highlight of the visit was a practical safety drill organized by the Emergency Rescue Team of ITC.

MAYOORAM:A Colorful Beginning

The Department of Chemical Engineering organized “Mayooram – A Colorful Beginning” as a part of welcoming the second-year students into the core department. The event was designed to faster interaction, teamwork, and healthy competition between the second-year and third-year students through a series of engaging activities.

Students were grouped into mixed teams comprising members from both years, with the team allocations made by the core organizing committee. The event featured two rounds consisting of both technical and non-technical activities, aimed at testing the participants’ knowledge, creativity, and collaborative skills -The winning teams will be determined based on team unity, active participation, and overall performance across both rounds