Words of Wisdom

Since the Beginning of my educational journey, I was really fascinated about Chemistry and Nuclear science. To explore this beautiful world of chemistry and how the reactions occur in day to day life, I pursued my career in Chemical engineering. The curriculum of Chemical Engineering helped me to enhance my Practical, Technical skills and Knowledge. On the basis of these skills, I am fond of synthesizing chemicals on my own and for that i do have an amateur lab at my home. Everyone thinks that being an engineer is a technically sound person but in my college life I have seen people with different skills then I realised that I should also develop other skills. At the end, The Words of Wisdom from my side are "In grooming of a fruitful engineer, one should have Technical as well as Co-curricular skills too."

~ Daivom Joshi

Before choosing engineering as my career, I had a great interest in organic chemistry. To bloom this seed of my knowledge, I pursued my studies in Chemical engineering. After enrolling myself into chemical engineering course, I came to learn logical reasoning and mathematical ability. Also while studying; I achieved good interest in Thermodynamics. What I realised is that one should sharpen their experiences with the help of practical knowledge rather than only bookish knowledge. At the end, The Words of Wisdom from my side is "Following your passions and dreams can achieve you greater success in life."

~ Shivam Pandya

I was very curious about science since my childhood and was fascinated about finding out how machines around me worked. My parents suggest me to do engineering after Completion high school. I followed their guidance and choose Chemical Engineering at Aditya Silver Oak Institute of Technology.As I started my journey in Engineering, I learned lots of things, not only subjects of engineering but life skills too. Chemical Engineering Department supported me and guided me on every project I was working on. The environment in the classroom encouraged me to focus and ask questions, my inquisitive mind thrived as I got answers of every silly question. :-) Engineering is not a subject or skills to be taught using books; it is entirety bundle of information, abilities, experience, communication and innovation, which I found here completely!"Chemistry begins in the stars. The stars are the source of the chemical elements, which are the building blocks of matter and the core of our subject."

~ Deepsinh Solanki

I was always fascinated by the concepts of atoms molecules, knowing about electrons and electronic configuration of various compounds when I studied in early high school. While studying in 12th grade as a PCM student I got to know more about the concepts like Kinetics, Reaction mechanism, etc. and knowledge in subjects physical chemistry, organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry etc. while performing various chemical laboratory Experiments. It hence enhanced not only my curiosity but also my interest in this particular subject Chemistry, which led me to pursue Chemical Engineering at Aditya Silver Oak Institute of Technology, Ahmedabad. With the increasing depth of the scientific and engineering concepts, the growth of my practical knowledge, technical skills, as well as chemical plants in industrial areas increased.I got an opportunity to know and learn about different concepts of chemical engineering which I can relate in our daily routine lives. It hence made me more curious to know more about conceptual, practical and technical Concepts rather than being restricted by the bookish knowledge.Then after the internships, lab experiments at college level, various seminars and workshops, industrialscale visits enhanced my willingness to become a deserving Chemical Engineer.I hence believe and I’ve learnt so far from my journey as a part of chemical engineering student is that, "Chemical engineering is like a Big universe, The more you learn concepts of chemical engineering and chemistry lesser it will be comparison of the knowledge which indeed exists. It’ s not only important to hold a degree of engineering , but it does take lots of efforts, time, hard work and dedication, your interest, your willingness to be the successful and honest engineer, who can serve the society and the world and do something really fruitful in this field."

~ Kena Dave

Pursuing Chemical engineering is one of the dreams which I’m currently living with. My perception of engineering is just not getting technically educated but it is also a journey of self-discovery which helps us inculcate skills which we can cherish throughout our lives. Along with my academics, I got a chance to discover things which sort of helped me upgrade my skills. With the help of my faculties, I started taking part in extracurricular activities which lead me to be a part of the organizing team of TedxSilverOak University. It was a wonderful and incentive experience.I realized that to up skill ourselves; an overall evolution is needed. At the end, my words of wisdom are “Don’t let someone’s perception define you. Just believe your instinct.”

~ Vanshika Tripathi

Since my childhood, I was willing to become an engineer but when I scored 45 % in my 12th boards my relatives and natives all frightened me that I couldn't do engineering with such low grades. At first, it demotivated me but then I decided to prove them wrong and I career started pursuing my in chemical engineering. With the help of respected faculties and talented seniors, I learned the basics of chemical engineering. Whenever I got stuck at any technical issues, they always guided me to how to solve it. In this field, I not only gained the knowledge of engineering as well as the respect which I had lost in front of my relatives after securing 3rd rank in the first year of engineering. At the end, my words of wisdom are “Do what you want to do, nothing is easy and nothing is impossible”.

~ Surjit Mandal