TRIUMPH TALES

The life at TPLC was indeed a new beginning in my life. It made me a strong and bold individual ready to face all ups and downs in the corporate world. I am grateful to all the faculties and staff at TPLC for helping me face the real world and moulding me into the successful business consultant that I am now. I will forever be in debt with the TPLC family for all those experiences and love.

The role TPLC had in grooming me from a normal ordinary person to be an entrepreneur was great. The two year course took me to a different level of exposure that gave me a competative advantage in all areas.The care, the love and the guidance provided by the team TPLC and the teachers are true from their heart and has created a lot of positive effect on me.

Having the opportunity to be with the other the classmates, who all were having higher potential than me, and being able to emulate at least one good quality from each of them into my life. and then Delivering “Expressions” on 17th Sept.2015 and being able to clarify to an extent, queries of the then Principal. I remember Delivering “Suvachanam” prior to a GIS class during First Semester and subsequently, the member of Faculty present in the class mentioning that he would like to implement the programme in his organisation too. Preparing script for the onstage programme in GECBH on 4/11/2016,in which, the then Minister of Education was the Chief Guest and excellent delivery of the same by the Coordinator, TPLC and a student of Junior batch. Presenting a major project of parent organisation in the programme “Major Infrastructure Projects in Kerala” organised in GECBH. Participating in a one day workshop on 27/7/2016, copresenting the subject of Thesis at IIT, Mumbai. Understanding 7 major Social Responsibilities of Engineers, getting exposure to Professional Dilemmas of Engineers ,Social Cost Benefit Analysis and 3 Attributes of Knowledge. Reinforcing the concept that as Faculty Members in Engineering, those who have worked in industry or field really excel.

The great speciality of this course is that students are getting continuous interaction and communication with experts in various fields both from India and foreign universities..TPLC is creating a culture, which is socially committed and public beneficial, among the students and it mould them as a responsible engineer to the society…I appreciate the inspiration and guidance given by all faculty members to the students…Even after a long gap between Graduation and PG I could achieve best Mini Project award and secure Best Project Award for the 1st batch of this course…I could attain this with the support of all staff and faculty members of TPLC… I am passing TPLC and it’s students my wishes for all success….

Translational Engineering creating a sustainable platform for public and local participation in the urban-rural community. Different technologies, different approaches and different generations gathered in same surface for creating new mission. In my journey 'Translational Engineering' make me more confidence and build up positive participatory approach.

Being the first batch student, with pride I would say that this program would help in achieving the best version of oneself. The entire curriculum of the program is designed in such a way that along with the regular technical subjects, students are also trained to on how to become socially responsible and also to act beneficial for the society, with novel subjects such as Social, Responsible and Ethical Engineering. This program is also a platform for interacting with several academic scholars and experienced industry specialists from all across the globe.

It was indeed a breakthrough for my life. Some points I would like to mention here, I appreciate the objectives of this course, infact the objectives may take time to implement with its 100% clarity. For a normal Keralite the fees was expensive (₹75000)now it’s cut down to ₹45000. Being a debut batch we got several trial and error expirements, though it was bitter sometimes I feel sweet now. To understand the specific problem in society and identify the key issues involved, then only we can formulate the solution. Exact training for Problem pitching is very rare, and it is the core of Translational Engineering. TPLC can really contribute socially committed euntreprenuers rather than a jobseeker

M tech in Translational Engineering is predominantly focusing on the uplifting of our society. One main speciality concerned with MTech programme is different age group under one umbrella. It gives higher opportunity to undergo abroad for internship purpose and we can interact with global mentors. According to my thesis the networking with different disciplines helped me alot. Integrating the responsibility and ethics quality gives a different perspective for MTech Translational Engineering.

I really thank the whole TPLC team to make me evolve as a butterfly from a sleeping caterpillar form in the beginning . The achievement l scored while receiving best ward for mini project and best outgoing student happened only with the support of the mentors. Still the value addition from the classes of eminent guest faculties/ personalities and internship at TU delft stands topmost in my memories.Wishing all success for the new batch.

The journey with TPLC has been incredible and I feel happy that I could associate with this department. Translational Engineering has taught us the importance of multidisciplinary approach. The 2 month internship programme at TU Delft gave a global exposure and also ideas for entrepreneurship. Translational Engineering projects the importance and teachings of multiple fields of engineering to build solutions ultimately benefiting the society. It is high time that every engineer upholds the interdisciplinary approach in executing their projects