Qualified & prodigious speakers from various fields share their worthwhile experience and ideas. The talks range from inspiring to informative, providing much needed guidance to students for achieving success in this competitive world..
The two technical festivals, Techmate in the odd semester and Techknow in the even semester, comprise of a myriad of events technical as well as non-technical. With a humongous 3000+ attendees, they are no doubt the biggest fests organized amongst the various student committees of RAIT
Technical workshops on a variety of topics are conducted by CSI-RAIT regularly. A hands on approach is provided by the experts. After completion of the workshop every participant is awarded a certificate of excellence based upon his/her performance.
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CSI-RAIT is the RAIT student chapter of the Computer Society of India and is at present the biggest technical committee of RAIT with more than 400 active members. Fostering technology, inculcating ideas and inspiring innovation are the main the goals of CSI-RAIT.
Known all over Mumbai and Navi Mumbai for the host of innovative events, workshops and competitions held every year, CSI-RAIT also organizes two magnificent technical festivals every year viz. Techmate and Techknow. CSI-RAIT also releases two major annual publications –Technophilia, the newsletter, and Cozine, the magazine – along with an online magazine, Decrypt, whose presence is duly felt on the internet.
