Hyderabad, Nov. 3: KLH Aziznagar Campus has secured a 3.5-star rating under the Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC) framework. The Ministry of Education recognised the campus for the 2024–25 IIC calendar year.
The recognition highlights the campus’s efforts to promote innovation, start-up development and entrepreneurship. It also reflects initiatives connecting academic learning with practical applications.
The Ministry of Education’s Innovation Cell also issued a Letter of Appreciation to the campus IIC. It recognised the Chief Functionaries for promoting innovation and entrepreneurship.
The appreciation also acknowledged their support for other IIC institutions. This contribution strengthened the wider national innovation network.
KLH Aziznagar Promotes Start-ups and Patent Support
During 2024–25, campus initiatives engaged hundreds of students and faculty members. These activities supported prototype development and start-up creation.
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The campus also undertook 150 patent support initiatives. These initiatives provided guidance on intellectual property protection and patent-related processes.
Three ventures emerging from the campus include Hillsafe Pvt. Ltd., RoboSevak Pvt. Ltd. and Cognalis Solution Pvt. Ltd. These ventures demonstrate efforts to translate student ideas into entrepreneurial applications.
Er. Koneru Lakshman Havish, Vice President of KL Deemed to be University, congratulated the faculty, students and IIC team.
He said innovation begins with the confidence to question, explore and create. He added that the university provides opportunities and guidance to turn student ideas into practical solutions and ventures.
Dr. A. Ramakrishna, Principal of KLH Aziznagar Campus, said the 3.5-star rating recognised the collective efforts behind the campus innovation ecosystem.
He said the institution encourages students to identify real-world needs, test ideas and develop practical solutions.
The KLH IIC team organised innovation awareness programmes and entrepreneurship development activities. It also conducted prototype development, start-up mentoring and intellectual property awareness sessions.
IIC coordinators, faculty members, students and supporting departments contributed to these initiatives.
KLH Aziznagar plans to strengthen collaboration with industry, incubation centres and funding agencies. The campus aims to expand mentoring, support new ventures and advance intellectual property protection and research commercialisation.
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