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MGIT Receives ACM India Region-3 Best Membership Growth Initiative Award

News Date : 03 Nov 2026     News Report

CSE Department recognised for promoting student membership and strengthening the ACM Student Chapter; around 45 students enrol with Management-sponsored memberships

Hyderabad: The Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE), Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Technology (MGIT), has been honoured with the prestigious ACM India Region-3 Best Membership Growth Initiative Award in recognition of its efforts to promote student membership and strengthen the ACM Student Chapter.

As part of this initiative, around 45 students from MGIT enrolled as members of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM). The MGIT Management generously sponsored the membership fees, encouraging students to become part of the globally recognised professional computing community and benefit from its academic and technical resources.

Prof. G. Chandramohan Reddy, Principal, MGIT, appreciated the CSE Department for this remarkable achievement and congratulated the faculty and students for their efforts in strengthening the ACM Student Chapter.

Prof. T. V. Rajinikanth, Head of the Department of CSE, congratulated the ACM Chapter faculty coordinators and student members for their commitment and contribution towards achieving this recognition. He encouraged the students to actively use the ACM platform to enhance their technical knowledge, professional skills, and research capabilities.

He further advised the ACM Student Chapter members to take the initiative in organising technical activities, including workshops, guest lectures, technical presentations, and conferences, in coordination with the members of the ACM Hyderabad Chapter.

This recognition marks an important milestone for MGIT and reflects the institution’s commitment to fostering professional networking, technical excellence, innovation, and research-oriented learning among students.