Alumnae Policy
- NAME OF THE ASSOCIATION: GNITS Alumnae Association
- LOCATION OF THE OFFICE:
Office of the Dean- Alumnae Relations& Higher Education , IT block, G. Narayanamma Institute of Technology and Science, Autonomous, Shaikpet, Hyderabad – 500 104
Ph. No.: 040-29565856, 29567756 extn 423.
- AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE ASSOCIATION:
- To encourage the members to take active interest in the activities and the progress of the alma mater.
- To bring the alumnae together to keep them contact with each other as well as the alma mater.
- To promote career guidance, interaction with industry and continuing education.
- To foster relationship between the alumnae and the present students.
- To get participation of alumnae in the developmental activities of the college.
- To develop Industry Institute Interaction through alumnae members.
- To improve placement opportunities for the fellow alumnae and fresh graduates.
- To provide guest lectures on academic as well as industry needs to the present batch of students with a view to exchange the latest developments in the field of Engineering and Technology.
- To institute merit cum means based scholarships for the needy and deserving students of the college.
- To mobilize donations from the Members and others for charitable purposes for the benefit of citizens of this country in the event of natural calamities like earthquake, flood etc.
- MEMBERSHIP:
All students who have studied at and passed out from the engineering college shall be the members of the association. The life membership fee is Rs.1000/- payable at one time.
- PATRON:
The Chairman of G. Narayanamma Institute of Technology and Science, Hyderabad will be the patron of the association.
- ADVISORY COMMITTEE:
The Principal, Dean-Alumnae Relations and HOD’s of all the Departments of G. Narayanamma Institute of Technology and Science, Hyderabad will be the members of the advisory committee.
- EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
- Executive Committee consists of 7 (seven) members, constituted once in three years as follows.
- President
- Vice-President
- General Secretary
- Joint Secretary
- Treasurer
- Two (2) executive members
- Quorum of the meetings of the Executive Committee shall be half of the strength of the committee.
- The Executive Committee shall meet atleast once in every 3 months.
- GENERAL BODY:
- All the members of the Alumnae Association will constitute the General Body of the Association. General body of the association shall normally meet in the month of January every year.
- Functions of General body meeting:
- The office bearers shall be elected once in every 3 years at the annual general body meeting which shall be convened in the month of January every year.
- General body is a supreme authority and the decisions taken in the body will be the final.
- The Annual balance sheet of accounts has to be passed in the general body meeting.
- General body shall plan and apart work for next year.
- A notice of general body meeting should be issued at least 21 days in advance to all the members. Date, place of meeting and agenda should be mentioned in the notice.
- QUORUM:
The Quorum for the general body meeting shall be minimum 50% of the total members of the association.
- REMOVAL AND DISQUALIFICATION OF A MEMBER:
Any member who is foundby a duly appointed committee of the GNITS Alumnae Association, to be acting in a manner detrimental to the aims and objectives of the association will be disqualified.
- PRIVACY & SECURITY:
Alumnae Association and college will never disclose alumnae information to anyone. All information is strictly guarded for use by individual alumnae and the alumnae association for personal and college related purposes only.
- AREA OF OPERATION: The Association will function all over in India and abroad.
- FUNCTIONS OF THE OFFICE BEARERS:
Office Bearers of the Association Executive Committee shall be consisting of the following 7 members. The term of the office bearers will be 3 years.
- PRESIDENT: A President shall be elected by the members of the general body of the association. She shall preside over all the meetings of the association. All the policies and programs shall be formulated and implemented only through her. She is the sole in charge of the association and she can advise/guide on all matters pertaining to the administration of the association.
- VICE PRESIDENT: A Vice-President shall be elected by the members of the general body of the association Vice President of the association shall assist President in general. She shall act as a President in the absence of President.
- GENERAL SECRETARY: A General Secretary shall be elected by the members of the general body of the association and shall be responsible for functioning and execution of administration of the association. She is responsible to run all the business of the association. She has to maintain the records and documents of the association.
- JOINT SECRETARY: A Joint Secretary shall be elected by the members of the general body of the association. She has to help the General Secretary in all matters of the association. In the absence of General Secretary, she shall assume the charge of General Secretary.
- TREASURER: A Treasurer shall be elected by the members of the general body of the association. It is the responsibility of the treasurer to maintain the finances of the association under the supervision and guidance of the executive committee.
- EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERS: Executive committee members are important part of the Association. Executive committee member is supposed to attend all meetings of the association. They shall assist treasurer in collecting funds from the members of the association. They can suggest President and General Secretary in all other matters of the association.
- TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE OFFICE BEARERS:
` The affairs of the association shall be managed by the Executive Committee consisting of President, Vice-President, General Secretary, Joint Secretary, Treasurer and Executive members representing various departments. All the office bearers and members of the Executive Committee shall be elected by the general body of the association and shall hold the office for a term of 3 years.
- FILLING UP OF VACANCIES OF OFFICE BEARERS:
Any vacancy of the office bearer arising out of any reason can be filled up by way of co-option by the executive committee for the balance of the term.
- FUNDS:
The funds of the association mainly comprise the lifetime membership feepaid by the members. And other sources are donations, gifts, grant in aid andspecial contributions. The funds of the association shall be deposited in a nationalized bank and shall be maintained by General Secretary and Treasurer.An auditor who is not a member of the executive committee and who is elected by the general body shall audit the accounts of the association annually. An Alumnae Guest House is proposed to be built in GNITS Hostel premises for the accommodation of alumnae guests. Funds will be raised for this purpose.
- FACILITIES: The campus facilities such as sports & Games, Play Ground , Library are open to alumnae and their kids . The entry is based on the ID card of Alumnae .
- AMENDMENT:
Amendments of the constitution suggested by the General Body Meeting shall be made by 3/5 majorities of the members present in the General Body.
- ALUMNAE DAY:
Every year alumnae day shall be celebrated on the first Saturday of January, synchronizing with the general body meeting.
- DISSOLUTION:
If the Association has to be wound up the property and funds of association that will remain after full satisfaction of the liabilities of the Association will be transferred or paid to some other Association with similar aim and objectives by the Executive Committee.
Alumnae Meet Report – 2026
The Alumnae Meet TU-TURNO 26 was successfully organized on
24th January 2026 at the GNITS campus in the main seminar hall.
A total of 730 alumnae registered for the event, and
320 members actively participated. The event served as a vibrant
platform to reconnect alumnae with their alma mater and to strengthen lifelong bonds
within the GNITS community.
The campus was beautifully decorated with the active support of students. The program
commenced with registrations from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM at the
registration desk.
Departmental activities were conducted from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM,
during which alumnae visited their respective departments. They interacted with students,
faculty, and staff, shared professional experiences, delivered talks, and provided guidance
on career growth, placements, higher education, and industry expectations. These interactions
were highly inspiring and informative for the students.
A sumptuous lunch was served from 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM.
Post lunch, the event resumed with an energetic flash mob performance from
2:30 PM to 3:00 PM, setting a lively tone for the proceedings.
The Inaugural Session began at 3:00 PM with a warm Welcome Note by
Ms. Y. Chandrika Priya (III ECE-C) and
Ms. Chinmai Madugula (III EEE-A). This was followed by the
Annual Report presentation by Mrs. K. Swathi, Secretary, Alumnae
Association, highlighting the activities and achievements of the association.
The Inaugural Address was delivered by Smt. G. Srividya Reddy,
Vice-Chairperson, GNITS and President, Alumnae Association, emphasizing the importance
of alumnae engagement in institutional development.
A graceful classical dance performance by
Ms. Navya Likhitha Garikapati (ECE, 2017–21) added elegance to the program.
The Guest Session titled “2026: Her Financial Freedom” was delivered by
Mrs. Anjali Manda, Founder – Moneymati, from
3:10 PM to 3:40 PM. The session provided valuable insights into financial
planning, independence, and empowerment for women.
The dignitaries’ addresses were delivered by Dr. K. Ramesh Reddy,
Principal, and Dr. B. Venkateshulu, Dean (ARHE), appreciating the efforts
of the Alumnae Association and the continued support of alumnae.
This was followed by the release of the Coffee Table Book, a collection
of articles and cherished memories of alumnae. The book was unveiled by
Mrs. G. Srividya Reddy, Dr. K. Ramesh Reddy, Dr. B. Venkateshulu, Dr. B. Sushma,
Mrs. K. Swathi, Dr. P. Sreesudha, along with all Heads of Departments and Deans.
Awards Presented
- Early Bird Award: P. Nandini (Roll No: 22255A0215), EEE, Batch 2022–2025
- Special Guest Award: Mrs. Tejaswi Butta, CSE (2007–2011)
- Guest of Honor: Mrs. Asha Kalidindi, CSIT (1997–2001)
Special Addresses
- Mrs. Asha Kalidindi (CSIT, 1997–2001), CEO, Aggne Global
- Mrs. Tejaswi Butta (CSE, 2007–2011), CEO, Meridian Schools
Best Contributor Awards
- CSD – A. Raja Rajeshwari, Associate Product Manager, S&P Global (2021–2025)
- CSM – Vennela Thogaru, Software Engineer, S&P Global (2021–2025)
- CSE – Samudrala Keerthana Pravallika, Software Engineer, Wells Fargo (2019–2023)
- ECE – Mrs. K. Snehalatha, Associate Professor, JB Institute of Engineering and Technology (1997–2001)
- EEE – Kundharam Pavani, AI Decision Analyst, Accenture (2018–2022)
- ETM – Gokavaram Pranitha, Team Lead, Accenture (2015–2019)
- IT – K. Shivani, Full Stack Developer, Deloitte (2020–2024)
The Silver Jubilee Batch was felicitated during the Honoring Ceremony from
4:00 PM to 4:30 PM by the faculty members who taught the first batch.
Eleven alumnae attended the ceremony and honored the faculty by presenting saplings,
symbolizing gratitude, growth, and enduring bonds.
A classical dance performance by Ms. Sruti and Team was presented,
followed by a vibrant Musical Evening Session by film singer alumna
Ms. Shivani Pisupati (ECE, 2018–22) and film singer
Sri Sai Charan, which enthralled the audience.
The program concluded with the Vote of Thanks by
Mrs. M. Akshita Reddy, Vice-President, Alumnae Association,
followed by refreshments.
TU-TURNO 26 was a grand success, marked by active participation,
meaningful interactions, cultural excellence, and inspiring sessions. The enthusiastic
involvement of the Silver Jubilee Batch added pride, legacy, and emotional significance
to the event. Overall, the meet strengthened the bond between alumnae and their alma mater
and reaffirmed the vital role of alumnae in mentoring and supporting future generations of GNITS.
Alumnae Meet Report – 2025
The Alumnae Meet (TU-TURNO 2025) was conducted on 18th January 2025 at the GNITS campus in the lawns near the Admin Block. A total of 700 alumnae registered for the event, and 325 members actively participated.
The campus was beautifully decorated with the help of student members from the Alumnae Coordination Committee. The event commenced with a warm welcome for the alumnae. They were warmly received and guided to their respective departments, where they delivered speeches, guest lectures, and interacted with students. They also shared their experiences and provided valuable insights to students regarding placements and higher education opportunities. Additionally, they engaged with teaching and non-teaching staff members during their departmental visits.
Then a sumptuous lunch followed between 1:00 PM and 2:30 PM.
Post lunch, Dr.P.Sreesudha, Alumnae Association Secretary, addressed the alumnae and presented a detailed report on the activities of the Alumnae Association.
President of Alumnae Association and Vice-Chairperson GNITS Smt.G.Srividya Reddy shared a brief address, followed by succinct speeches from Dr.I.Ravi Prakash Reddy, Dean Placements, Dr.B.Venkateshulu, Dean Alumnae Relations & Higher Education addressing the gathered attendees
This was followed by the release of the Coffee Table Book, a collection of articles and cherished memories of the alumnae. The book was unveiled by GNITS Alumnae Association President, Mrs. G.Srividya Reddy, Incharge Principal Dr.G.P.Prasada Reddy, Dr.B.R.Lakshmi along with all Heads of Departments and Deans.
On this occasion, various awards were presented to distinguished alumnae:
- Early Bird Award: S. Himabindu Sri (CSE, 2013-17 batch)
- Special Guest Award: Mrs. M. Padmaja (EEE, 2000-2004 batch)
Best Contributor Awards:
- Keerthana Pravalika - Software Developer, Advanced Auto Parts (CSE, 2019-23 batch)
- R. Yamini - Product Owner, Carelon Global Solutions (ECE, 2011-15 batch)
- Shrijah Raghu Nathan - Consultant Quality Assurance Lead, Deloitte (EEE, 2015-19 batch)
- Shruthi Ahuja - Director & Business Head, Ahuja Engg Services Pvt Ltd (ETM, 2004-08 batch)
- Sahiti - Deloitte (IT, 2017-21 batch)
- Varshini - Software Engineer, JPMC (CSD, 2020-24 batch)
- Sravani Gundepalli - Software Engineer, IBM (CSM, 2020-24 batch)
The students of GNITS performed a vibrant flash mob as part of the entertainment program. Following this, the alumnae were requested to fill out a survey and feedback form to aid in the enhancement of academic activities at the institute. The event concluded with a high tea session, and all alumnae received gifts before dispersing.
The Alumnae Meet 2025 was a grand success, fostering meaningful interactions and strengthening the bond between alumnae and their alma mater.
CSE
Name: Sujata kola
(CSE 2002-06)
Company - Eli Lilly.
Designation - Director, Software Implementation.
Location : Indianapolis, USA
Sujata Kolla is a technology leader with over 19 years of experience in global transformation, AI innovation, and enterprise software delivery. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from GNITS (2002-2006 Batch).
Currently, she serves as Director of Software Implementation at Eli Lilly, where she leads the global rollout of a content management platform and drives AI-powered automation initiatives at scale.
Her key achievements include leading the Buy@Lilly global training initiative, successfully onboarding over 19,000 employees across 80+ countries, which earned the Global CFO Award for Best Project. She has also led AI innovation projects, including an agentic prototype for marketing campaigns. Her work has been recognized with multiple awards, including the 2025 Techy Award, 2023 Launch Excellence Techy Award, and 2022 Marketing Excellence Award.
In addition to her professional work, she has contributed to organizational initiatives such as the US-India Mentoring Initiative (GSSO Impact Award), IT United Way Ambassador program, and diversity and inclusion efforts.
CSM
Name: Pranavya Akula
Designation: Software Development Engineer
Company: Amazon
Graduation Year: 2025
Professional Journey
I am a Software Development Engineer passionate about building scalable, efficient, and well-structured systems. I completed my B.Tech in Computer Science Engineering (AI & ML), where I developed strong analytical, coding, and problem-solving skills through academic projects, competitive programming, and hands-on development work.
My professional journey began with an SDE Internship at Amazon, where I gained practical experience working with distributed systems, backend services, and large-scale software architectures. The internship strengthened my technical foundations and introduced me to collaborative development practices in a high-performance engineering environment. I later transitioned into a full-time SDE role at Amazon, contributing to feature development, performance improvements, and system reliability.
Beyond technical work, I value continuous learning and leadership. As a participant in the PwC Women Leadership Development Program, I gained exposure to communication, decision-making, and professional growth strategies. I have also engaged actively in campus communities, contributing as a content writer and designer for IEEE SB GNITS, where I worked to create and share knowledge-focused content.
Achievements such as securing a global rank of 1450 in IEEE Xtreme 17.0 reflect my commitment to consistent learning and competitive programming excellence.
I believe in clarity, ownership, and growth through challenge. My goal is to continue developing impactful software solutions while evolving as an engineer who learns, adapts, and contributes meaningfully.
CSD
Name: Gayathri Manchikanti
Designation: Software Engineer
Company: Twilio
Graduation Year: 2025
Professional Journey
I am a Software Engineer with a focus on building reliable, impactful, and user-oriented software solutions. I completed my B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering(Data Science), where hands-on projects and problem-solving challenges strengthened both my technical foundation and analytical thinking.
My career began with an internship as a Software Engineer Intern at Twilio, where I worked in a fast-paced development environment and gained exposure to scalable backend systems and collaborative engineering workflows. I later transitioned into a full-time Software Engineer role at Twilio, contributing to product enhancements, system reliability, and feature implementation.
Beyond engineering work, I have been actively involved in professional development and mentorship initiatives. As a Micron Global Women Mentorship Program Mentee, I had the opportunity to learn directly from global industry leaders, gaining insights into leadership, innovation, and strategic thinking within tech.
I value clarity, ownership, and continuous learning. I believe in writing clean and meaningful code, working collaboratively, and always staying curious. My goal is to contribute to technology that is efficient, accessible, and designed to create positive real-world impact.
EEE
Padmaja Marri
(EEE 2000-2004)
Entrepreneur & President, ProCorp Systems Inc., Dallas, Texas
Email: [email protected]
Padmaja Marri, an alumna of GNITS (EEE, 2000–2004), is a successful technology leader and entrepreneur with nearly two decades of experience in the IT industry, including 12 years in the USA. She began her career in teaching at GNITS before moving into IT, working with organizations like Infosys and Tech Mahindra.
Since joining ProCorp Systems Inc. in 2017, she has played a key role in the company’s growth, leading operations across Dallas and Hyderabad. As President, she drives strategic planning, client relations, and business expansion, collaborating with global enterprises such as Wells Fargo, Xcel Energy, and Fifth Third Bank, along with partners like Amazon, Microsoft, and Salesforce.
Her journey reflects strong leadership, perseverance, and a commitment to continuous learning, inspiring many aspiring professionals.
IT
Asha Kalidindi
(CSIT 1997-2001)
AshaKalidindi is the Co-founder and CEO of Aggne, a global InsurTech company with operations in the USA and India. She focuses on bridging the gap between insurance professionals and technology, promoting a partner-driven approach over traditional vendor models.
Under her leadership, Aggne delivers innovative solutions for the P&C insurance industry, emphasizing collaboration, transparency, and agile best practices.
ECE
V Sanjana Simha, IAS
ECE -2012-2016
Sub-Collector, Tenali, AP
Sanjana Simha (ECE, 2012–2016) is a distinguished alumna who secured 3rd rank in the APPSC Group I examination and was selected as Deputy Collector in Andhra Pradesh. She achieved All India Rank 207 in the Civil Services Examination 2020, joining the Indian Revenue Service, and later secured an outstanding All India Rank 37 in CSE 2021, earning a place in the Indian Administrative Service.
She is currently serving as Assistant Commissioner of Income Tax at NADT, Nagpur, and will be joining LBSNAA, Mussoorie as an IAS officer trainee.
ETM
Name: Namratha Gopisetti (2001-2005)
Company & Designation: Executive Director at Wells Fargo
Linkedin : https://www.linkedin.com/in/namratha-gopisetti-she-her-hers-98262b7/
A seasoned Senior IT Engineering Leader with 20+ years of experience, she excels in building and leading high-performing teams and delivering quality software solutions across healthcare and banking domains.
Currently, she leads the Home Lending product portfolio in India, driving product strategy, development, agile transformation, risk management, cloud adoption, and legacy modernization.
She has held key roles at organizations like JPMorgan Chase, UnitedHealth Group, and Cognizant, earning awards such as “Shining Star,” “Sustaining Edge,” and “Associate of the Year.” A GNITS alumna (Electronics & Telematics), she actively contributes to diversity, leadership, and technology upskilling initiatives.
