BSACIST 2020

BSACIST  is also ranked among is also ranked among the top 300 institutions in two more categories. They are Quality Education (SDG 4) and Clean Water and Sanitation (SDG 7). There are various reasons that helped BSACIST get a place among the top 200 universities.

Measures like making a major shift to renewable energy through a 650 KWp roof top solar power plant, energy
efficient measures like solar water heaters, solar light, LED Bulbs, publication of quality research articles in renewable energy area in high impact factor journals (earning more than 100 Scopus citations) have paved way for Crescent Engineering College to earn a position in the top 200 universities of the world in Affordable and Clean Energy (SDG 7) category.

Apart from Crescent, IIT Kharagpur and Manipal University are the two other Indian Universities who have made into the band of 201 – 300.

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Implementation of rainwater harvesting in all buildings, waste water treatment through two STPs, efficient liquid waste management and Zero discharge have helped Crescent Engineering College get a place in top 200 universities the in the category of ‘Clean Water and Sanitation’. A total of 19 Indian universities including BSACIST have made into Top 300 universities in this category.

It may be recollected that BSACIST, a 36 year old institute has been earlier accredited and awarded by various national and international agencies of repute like NAAC, NBA, NIRF, QS Star, QS I Gauge, QS India Ranking, QS Asia Ranking, Swachhata Ranking.

This institute is an active participant in several government initiatives like Swachh Bharat, Unnat Bharat Abhiyan, JalShakthiAbhiyan, One Student – One Tree Campaign, Rain water harvesting, Green Energy and won several awards and recognitions.

About – BSACIST

B.S. Abdur Rahman Crescent Institute of Science and Technology is a renowned Quality Leadership Institution located at the greenest spot of Chennai near Tambaram. Through our long history of 36 years of excellence, the Institution has offered access to a wide range of academic opportunities.

With 46 programmes, grouped under 12 different Schools, 27 Undergraduate programmes, 19 Postgraduate programmes, and Ph.D. (in all the departments), this institution is a rising stalwart in higher education with promising Quality, Security and Placement. We welcome students from all countries and our educational programmes are designed to equip the learners with virtual knowledge that helps them to achieve what they want to be and go where they want to go in the ladder of success.

The Commission for Air Quality Management in Delhi NCR noticed due to increasing pollution in the city to put forward the revised schedule of the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) IV. Due to this notice, all schools in Delhi NCR may need to stop conducting physical Classes for 6 to 9 and Class 11 and conduct classes in an online mode.

This notice further declares that all public, municipal, and private offices would work at 50% strength and the rest of the employees would work from home. Also, the central government may have to make appropriate decisions about allowing work from home for all the employees in the central government offices.

The GRAP IV document then further states, “NCR state govts and GNC’I’D decide on discontinuing physical classes even for classes VI-IX, class XI and conduct lessons in an online mode. NClt State governments, CNCTD to decide on allowing public, municipal, and private offices to work on 50% strength and the rest to work from home.” the official GRAP notification read.

“‘Children, the elderly, and those with respiratory, cardiovascular, cerebrovascular or other chronic diseases to avoid outdoor activities and stay indoors, as much as possible,’ reads the GRAP IV notice.

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Conclusion:

As Delhi NCR battles alarming pollution levels, implementing GRAP IV could lead to significant shifts in daily routines, including transitioning schools to online learning and reducing in-office attendance. These steps are essential to safeguard public health and improve air quality in the region. Residents must follow guidelines and support these emergency measures to mitigate the impact of pollution collectively.