The industrial visit to Steelcast Ltd., Bhavnagar was organized on 12th February 2026 for Diploma Mechanical Engineering students from 2nd, 4th, and 6th semesters. A total of 28 students participated in the visit under the guidance of Faculty: Prof. Prajesh Dave. The visit commenced at 10:00 AM, where students were welcomed by the company’s technical staff and safety officers. Initially, students were given a brief introductory presentation about Steelcast Ltd., covering the company history, product range, major clients, and manufacturing capabilities. This was followed by a mandatory safety briefing, highlighting the use of personal protective equipment (PPE), safe movement within the plant, and emergency protocols.
An industrial visit was organized on 02-03-2026 for Mechanical Engineering and Aeronautical Engineering students at Fieldmarshal.
During the visit, students explored various manufacturing processes related to diesel engines, pumps, and industrial machinery. They observed CNC machining operations, assembly lines, quality testing procedures, and industrial safety practices followed in the manufacturing plant.
Technical experts guided students through the complete production workflow and explained practical applications of mechanical engineering concepts in industry. The visit provided valuable industrial exposure and improved students’ understanding of manufacturing systems, quality control, and industrial management practices.
An industrial visit was organized for Mechanical Engineering and Aeronautical Engineering students at KTM service and manufacturing-related facility to provide practical exposure to modern automobile technologies and industrial practices.
During the visit, students observed various automobile systems, engine components, maintenance procedures, and advanced technologies used in high-performance motorcycles. Industry experts explained engine working principles, vehicle diagnostics, assembly practices, and quality standards followed in the automobile sector.
The visit enhanced students’ understanding of automotive engineering concepts and provided valuable insights into real industrial operations, maintenance practices, and emerging trends in the automobile industry.
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The industrial visit to the International Automobile Centre of Excellence (iACE), Gandhinagar, offered fifth-semester Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering students from Gyanmanjari Institute of Technology an enriching exposure to modern automotive technologies and industry practices. Established through a collaboration between the Government of Gujarat and Maruti Suzuki, iACE serves as a premier hub for automotive skill development, featuring advanced labs, EV training modules, diagnostic tools, and state-of-the-art manufacturing and testing facilities. Through guided tours, live demonstrations, and expert interactions, students gained practical insights into electric mobility, vehicle diagnostics, automation, and sustainable transportation. The visit effectively bridged the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world applications, familiarizing students with evolving industry trends and career opportunities. Overall, the experience enhanced their technical competence, encouraged innovation, and prepared them to contribute meaningfully to the rapidly transforming automotive and mobility ecosystem.
Faculties Jigar K. Andharia and Priyank P. Gohil led a group of students on an enriching industrial visit to Siddhapura Machine Tools in Bhavnagar, Gujarat. As a well-established company known for its high-quality industrial machines, Siddhapura Machine Tools offered an ideal platform for the students to observe firsthand the sophisticated manufacturing practices used to produce machinery that meets both domestic and international standards.
During the visit, students were introduced to the various stages of production, from raw material handling to final assembly. They were able to witness how Siddhapura Machine Tools handles bulk orders while maintaining strict adherence to customer specifications. The highlight of the visit was the opportunity to observe the company’s stringent quality control procedures. Each component and machine undergoes rigorous testing, and the students were able to interact with the quality assurance team, gaining insights into the processes that ensure product reliability, performance, and compliance with regulatory standards.
Both faculties, Jigar K. Andharia and Priyank P. Gohil, provided valuable guidance throughout the visit, helping students link theoretical concepts from their academic coursework to the practical applications they were witnessing. The interaction with the company’s engineers and quality analysts further enriched the students’ understanding of the challenges faced in the industry and how advanced solutions are implemented to overcome them.
Additionally, the visit served as a platform for students to explore potential career paths in mechanical engineering, manufacturing, and quality assurance. The exposure to industrial equipment and the operational environment helped broaden their understanding of the skills and knowledge required in these fields. Overall, the visit to Siddhapura Machine Tools was a highly informative and practical experience, enhancing the students' academic learning and preparing them for future roles in the industrial sector.
Faculties Jigar K. Andharia and Priyank P. Gohil led a group of students on an enriching industrial visit to Vandana Industries in Bhavnagar, Gujarat. As a well-established company known for its high-quality industrial machines, Vandana Industries offered an ideal platform for the students to observe firsthand the sophisticated manufacturing practices used to produce machinery that meets both domestic and international standards.
During the visit, students were introduced to the various stages of production, from raw material handling to final assembly. They were able to witness how Vandana Industries handles bulk orders while maintaining strict adherence to customer specifications. The highlight of the visit was the opportunity to observe the company’s stringent quality control procedures. Each component and machine undergoes rigorous testing, and the students were able to interact with the quality assurance team, gaining insights into the processes that ensure product reliability, performance, and compliance with regulatory standards.
Both faculties, Jigar K. Andharia and Priyank P. Gohil, provided valuable guidance throughout the visit, helping students link theoretical concepts from their academic coursework to the practical applications they were witnessing. The interaction with the company’s engineers and quality analysts further enriched the students’ understanding of the challenges faced in the industry and how advanced solutions are implemented to overcome them.
Additionally, the visit served as a platform for students to explore potential career paths in mechanical engineering, manufacturing, and quality assurance. The exposure to industrial equipment and the operational environment helped broaden their understanding of the skills and knowledge required in these fields. Overall, the visit to Vandana Industries was a highly informative and practical experience, enhancing the students' academic learning and preparing them for future roles in the industrial sector.
Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is the space agency of India. The organisation is involved in science, engineering and technology to the benefits of outer space for India and the mankind. ISRO is a major constituent of the Department of Space (DOS), Government of India. The department executes the Indian Space Programmeprimarily through various Centres or units within ISRO.
ISRO was previously the Indian National Committee for Space Research (INCOSPAR), set up by the Government of India in 1962, as envisioned by Dr. Vikram A Sarabhai. ISRO was formed on August 15, 1969 and superseded INCOSPAR with an expanded role to harness space technology. DOS was set up and ISRO was brought under DOS in 1972.
This Center will provide outdoor accessions like animatronics dinosaurs, science-theme-based toy trains, nature exploration tours, motion simulators, portable solar observatories, and others.
We can see the aquatic ecosystem which includes 3D models of aquatic animals, coral stations, marine life experience through VR short films, formation of earth living habitat, biology tree and evolution of species, grassland and wetlands habitat, history of electro mechanics and the great scientists who contributed to this field along with the explanation of different 3D models and equipments, information on famous scientists who were awarded the Nobel Prize in the ‘Nobel Hall’, history and growth of automobile industry through live display models, as well as different models of aircraft, sailboats and steamships with explanations on its parts used.
Trushape Precision Castings Pvt. Ltd., established in 2000 in Bhavnagar district of Gujarat State of India, manufacturing Ferrous & Non-Ferrous Investment Precision Castings (Feinguss) by the Lost Wax process has carved a niche for itself as the manufacturer of Quality Investment Castings. Trushape spreads over a sprawling area of 1,00,000 Sq. Ft. with an eye towards ease of future expansion. The manufacturing facility houses a modern and spacious building measuring 36,000 Sq. Ft.The manufacturing facility is most modern and designed to produce state of the art castings, conforming to most international standards and product-specific standards. With exports to Germany, Belgium, Denmark, Italy, Spain, UK, Colombia (for Investment Casting products) and USA, Singapore, Laos, Nepal, Cambodia, Afghanistan, Somaliya, Uganda, Pakistan (for Prosthetic and Orthotic products), We enjoy a reputation for quality and timely deliveries. We supply fully furnished and Surfaced treated, ready to assemble components (OEM), sub-assemblies and assemblies. Trushape will provide total solutions for Lost Foam Casting & Additive Casting with the new upcoming facility.
Trushape Precision Castings Pvt. Ltd., established in 2000 in Bhavnagar district of Gujarat State of India, manufacturing Ferrous & Non-Ferrous Investment Precision Castings (Feinguss) by the Lost Wax process has carved a niche for itself as the manufacturer of Quality Investment Castings. Trushape spreads over a sprawling area of 1,00,000 Sq. Ft. with an eye towards ease of future expansion. The manufacturing facility houses a modern and spacious building measuring 36,000 Sq. Ft.The manufacturing facility is most modern and designed to produce state of the art castings, conforming to most international standards and product-specific standards. With exports to Germany, Belgium, Denmark, Italy, Spain, UK, Colombia (for Investment Casting products) and USA, Singapore, Laos, Nepal, Cambodia, Afghanistan, Somaliya, Uganda, Pakistan (for Prosthetic and Orthotic products), We enjoy a reputation for quality and timely deliveries. We supply fully furnished and Surfaced treated, ready to assemble components (OEM), sub-assemblies and assemblies. Trushape will provide total solutions for Lost Foam Casting & Additive Casting with the new upcoming facility.