Key Details About AP SBTET Diploma Exams

The AP SBTET Diploma Exams were conducted offline for students enrolled in C16, C20, and C23 schemes, covering multiple semesters (1st Year, 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th semesters). After a thorough evaluation process, the board has made the results accessible for students.

Important Dates

• Exam Period: October to November 2024
• Result Release Date: January 6, 2025

Steps to Check AP SBTET Diploma Results 2025

Follow these simple steps to download your marksheet:

1. Visit the Official Website: Go to sbtet.ap.gov.in.
2. Navigate to the Results Section: Click on the “Results” tab on the homepage.
3. Select the Relevant Link: Choose the link for “Diploma C23, C20, C16 Results 2025.”
4. Enter Login Credentials: Provide your hall ticket number and date of birth.
5. Submit and View Results: Press “Submit” button to view your results.
6. Download Your Marksheet: Save the PDF of your marksheet for future reference.

Passing Criteria for AP SBTET Diploma 2025

To successfully pass the Diploma exams:

1. Supplementary Exams: Tentatively scheduled for April-May 2025.
2. Revaluation Process: Students can apply for rechecking of their answer sheets by submitting an application and paying the required fee.

Official Websites for Checking Results

Students can check their results using the following platforms:

• AP SBTET Official Website: sbtet.ap.gov.in

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Helpline for Students

For any issues related to results, students can reach out via:

• Helpline (General Queries): 7901620552
• Technical Assistance: 7032134560
• Email Support: apsbtet.helpdesk@gmail.com
  (Available between 10:00 AM and 5:30 PM on working days.)

Students are advised to carefully review their marksheets for any discrepancies. For further assistance, contact the AP SBTET helpline or your respective college authorities.

Development of this advanced facility is a key demonstration of the research and technical capabilities of IIT Madras and the nation.

Solutions

This is a unique facility that can address challenging problems in Indian ports, waterways and coastal Engineering.

Facility

This facility has been established through the National Technology Centre for Ports Waterways and Coasts (NTCPWC), a centre dedicated for technological innovations and the evolution of new ideas and breakthroughs in the port and maritime sector.

It works as the technology arm of the Ministry of Shipping, Government of India and provides the needful technological support to ports, IWAI and other institutions, say sources from IIT Madras.

Department of Ocean Engineering at IIT Madras

Prof. Prof. K. Murali, Department of Ocean Engineering, IIT Madras, said, this facility will position IIT Madras in international arena as one of the institutes that operates the large scale shallow wave basin for research and industry applications.

We no longer need to depend on technology from other countries for the generation of waves in laboratory, he said.

Initiative

Prof. V. Sriram, also from the Department of Ocean Engineering, IIT Madras, said except a few items that they needed to import due to non-availability, rest of the Shallow Wave Basin was truly a ‘Make in India’ initiative.

It was indigenously developed with most of the fabrications of the wavemaker done within IIT Madras itself, he said.

The entire architecture, communications and designs were made in-house for the operations and sustainability of the facility over the long term, he said.

The facility was conceived with the future government of India initiatives in mind for the new ports and coastal engineering as well as for inland waterways projects, he said.

Prof. Torsten Schlurmann who is also a long-term collaborator at IIT Madras added, that the facility will elevate IIT Madras’ status as a world-class institution for marine science and engineering by facilitating ground-breaking research and international collaboration across a broad range of disciplines.

Fundamental understanding

This state-of-the-art research facility can be used for fundamental understanding as well as for application projects, where the influence of 3D waves on the structures can be critical.

The basin can be used for harbour, coastal, offshore, inland waterways and shallow water manoeuvring-related projects, say sources from IIT Madras.

In these studies, sediment transport – mobile bed modelling, stability of the armour units, hydraulic and hydrodynamic performances, wave impact loading and the determination of the relevant design aspects due to climate change can be ascertained.

Key benefits

The key benefits of this facility include testing of varieties of the coastal structures, post impact analysis of the coastal structures, large solar floating plants, climate change effects and many more.

This large-scale facility is one of its kind in the world with mobile wave maker, thus multiple projects can be carried out parallel, if required.

Planning

With the growing development of new ports in Indian coasts, this indigenous facility will help with the planning and is set to become a crucial tool, say sources from IIT Madras.

With the knowledge gained by creating such a large scale facility, IIT Madras is also set to help other institutes like NITs, IITs and research institutes in India to establish such cutting-edge research centres for their academic and research purposes.

Both waves, current and a combination of these can be generated. As of now, due to the available stroke, velocity limits and basin size, for example, a wave period range from 5 s- 18 s with a significant wave height upto 3m can be easily generated in 1:10 scale or in large scale easily.

The circulation facility around the tank can be efficiently used to generate the currents inside the basin, this will be implemented in the near future.

Scientific support

The NTCPWC gives effective solutions to an extensive range of problems being faced in the industry through scientific support.

It also provides valuable education, applied research and technology transfer in maritime transportation at the local, regional, national and International levels.

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