Fellow:Yaswanth Gadamsetty

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 YASWANTH GADAMSETTY

Yaswanth Gadamsetty is an UNIVERSITY INNOVATION FELLOW and an Undergraduate engineering student from NARASARAOPETA ENGINEERING COLLEGE, in the stream of Electronics and communication engineering. He finished his basic education in the town of Narasaraopet

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from St joseph’s high school and Intermediate from Narayana Junior college.

He is multitasker. Enthusiast in participating and organising events since childhood. He is effective team player with bent of mind to lead if opportunity strikes. He is empathetic towards slow learners and support them with inputs and guidelines. He is driven by social responsibility activities and follow with instincts “service to needy is service to God”. He can persuade, convince with slight aggressiveness.

He got appreciation all through the academics since He an associate of IETE (Institution of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering). Active Coordinator of his college events. Organiser of two entrepreneur weekends with the collaboration of GBI (GLOBAL BUSINESS INCUBATOR) and THE FOUNDERS CONCLAVE He is in MOU (Memorandum of Understanding) for “Smart Services” a start-up by his team of students. He designed advertisement with GBI, exhibits his creative instincts. He also got the certificate of appreciation fromAPSSDC (Andhra Pradesh State Skill Development Corporation) for his work in IOT (Internet of Things) Work shop. He is good at ambeeded systems. He developed personal project on ALCOHOL AND SONAR SENCOR.  He shown interest and enthusiasm in sports and stood as runner up in nationals of Ball Badminton. He represented his College in the game of Tennis at the University level. He is the initiator representing the college at UIF program.

He follows the words “Believe in work not in luck”

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