About AKIASSC

The All Kerala Industry Applications Society Student Conclave 2023 will be a piquant juncture of professional and academic minds focussed on technological innovation and excellence for the benefit of humanity. It will give the IAS Student members a golden opportunity to network with a number of IEEE Senior members & experts in the Industrial field, to be mentored by them in their field of interest and explore internships through personal contacts. It offers a platform to interact with eminent personalities from various fields and clarify your queries. The three days event guarantees informative and motivational sessions, hands-on and teamwork efforts, familiarizes advancements in the industrial field and a brief overview of activities and benefits of IAS. It also helps to take volunteer and leadership roles in the chapter activities, avail travel opportunities and improve their communication skills and confidence levels. The IA/IE/PELS Jt. Chapter Kerala is organizing the fourth edition of the All Kerala IAS Students Conclave (AKIASSC 2023) in association with IEEE IAS SBC TKM on March 2023 to showcase the benefits of being an IAS student member.

About IEEE IA/IE/PELS Jt. Chapter, Kerala

IA/IE/PELS Jt. Chapter, the only Joint chapter in IEEE Kerala Section is now one of the most vibrant and active Society chapters. Industry Applications Society (IAS), Industrial Electronics Society (IES) and Power Electronics Society (PELS) are the constituent of the joint chapter. The chapter was awarded with IAS CMD Outstanding Joint IAS Chapter Award 2022. The Jt. Chapter is the second technical Chapter in the Kerala Section which was established in April 1989. It became more vibrant and effective from 2018. The first AKIASSC was held at NSS College of Engineering, Palakkad in Feb 2019 which made the Jt. Chapter visible across the globe. In total, the chapter consists of 40 IAS chapters, 12 IES chapters, and 9 PELS chapters, resulting in the making of of IA/IE/PELS Jt. Chapter Kerala, the biggest joint chapter in the world in terms of the number of student branch chapters, and the number of members. The Jt. Chapter is now led by Dr. Vasanthi V. as the Chairperson, Prof. Divya N A is the Vice-Chair and Dr.Deepak M serves as the Secretary and is backed by a vibrant 16 member Professional team and 16 member Student Team.

About IEEE IAS SBC TKMCE

IAS SB Chapter has been reflecting its luminous presence on the grounds of TKM since 2017. The SB chapter which began with very limited members has reached a peak of 98 active members and more than 30 volunteers currently. The society chapter has invariably prioritized the interest of its members and offer benefits that exalt them to an international platform. We primarily invest in bridging the gap of the lack of real-time industrial exposure delivered to students during their college life. The viable opportunities as a global society is immense and our focus is on sufficiently providing them with the best and letting them experience the joy of volunteering.

About TKM CE, Kollam

TKM College of Engineering, founded in 1958, situated in the cashew hub of Kerala, City of Kollam; is the first government-aided college in Kerala and is one of the top technical institutions in Kerala to have been accredited with A grade by NAAC. It is the first government-aided college in the technical education sector of the state to attain autonomous status. The college, affiliated with APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University (APJAKTU) and approved by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), New Delhi, offers undergraduate programs in eight branches of engineering and architecture, ten postgraduate programs of different specializations in engineering and an MCA program. The college has the highest annual student intake (more than 1000) among all peer-level institutions in the state. The college runs on a well-structured platform, that offers various infrastructural amenities and has well-dedicated and highly qualified faculties who work towards the overall development of every TKMian. The campus, a distinctive landmark that cuts above the rest is built in the aesthetic Indo-Saracenic architectural style with Mughal influence.