RCET extended a cheerful welcome to the freshers of the academic year 2017-2018. Freshers Day 2017 is an event where every student eagerly awaits from the time of their admissions. It’s an opportunity for shaping the students career and imbibing confidence in them.

Freshers day 2017 was held on 23rd July 2017. The whole campus became vibrant with the myth and glory of the day, when 540 plus students passionately stepped in with their ambitions. The inaugural meeting was arranged at “The Opulent Hall “in The Kalpana Chawla Block at 10.30 am. Senior students in a beautiful array invited the freshers to the hall by giving bouquet, sweets and marked the inception of an amicable atmosphere in the campus. The function got started with Tamil Thai Vazhthu and it got a divine touch with the lighting of the traditional lamp by the honourable Chariman Shri. K. Neela Marthandan, esteemed Managing Director Dr. N. Neela Vishnu, distinguished Principal and various Heads of Departments. Prof. S. Vasudevan, Department of Training and Placement, along with his excellent anchoring, pleasantly delivered the welcome address and expressed gratitude to the gathering.

The Vice Principal made her elegant presence on the podium and addressed the gathering. When he announced the victory of the College by bagging the top position in the district r e g a r d i n g a d m i s s i o n , the gathering e x h i b i t e d their joy with a big applause. He introduced the Heads of the Departments, the Faculty of Science and Humanities with their academic profile also advised the students to make use of the social media and the latest technology for a good cause. Next to the Principal Address, Dr. Mathu Suresh, Head department of Science and Humanities, gave a speech that i n c l u d e d the clear sketch of the college infrastructure, facilities and programmes. He also guided the students in a proper way for securing good marks.

Prof. F. George Mary Aarthi, The Head, Department of Training & Placement, beautifully explained about the Training & Placement activities to the students. The programme ended with the National Anthem. After the inaugural programme, the students were directed to their respective classes in the Admin Block, Department of Science and Humanities. Freshers Day, an introduction programme helped to blow away fear among juniors and developed a good rapport among the seniors and juniors.