The Electronics Club organized its annual project exhibition on 28 February 2018 in pathway of Central campus. The main objective of organizing such an exhibition is to make the learning process effective and efficient with hands-on experience for the students. The exhibition provides a good platform for students to showcase their talents and receive suggestions from other experts.

The exhibition was organized by the final year under graduate students of B.Sc Electronics (PME and CME) as a part of their final semester project work. There were a total of 42 working projects on display, during the event. All the projects were mentored and guided by the faculty members of the department. The students demonstrated the working of their projects to the visitors. The following is the list of a few projects exhibited during the event:
Voice controlled robot, Smart agriculture system, Automatic engine licking system for drunken driver, Wireless notice board, Air quality monitor, 3D printer, Hand gesture controlled robotic arm, highway speed checker, animal protector on forest road and Home automation, etc.

The faculty members and students from other departments visited the exhibition and encouraged the students by interacting with them. The students of Electronics from the junior classes visited the exhibition and interacted with the senior students. All the faculty members of the department were present during the exhibition and provided guidance to the students for the successful execution of the program.

This exhibition succeeded in giving an overview of practical applications of microcontrollers, especially Arduino and RaspberryPi devices in various domains The event motivated the first and second year students to take up the project work seriously and to bring in more innovations in the work that can be helpful to the society.
The Electronics Club expresses sincere thanks to the University management for providing the opportunity and support to organize this event,