In this episode of Campus Conversations, join host Ruth Priyadarshini, a second-year Computer Science and Engineering student, along with ten insightful classmates, as they unpack the powerful lessons from Good to Great by Jim Collins. Titled “Blueprints for Greatness: Applying ‘Good to Great’ in Student Life,” this discussion bridges the gap between business strategies and student success. From the Hedgehog Concept to Level 5 Leadership and the Flywheel Effect, the team explores how these principles apply to everything from teamwork and academic projects to personal growth and future careers. Whether you're tackling a tough coding assignment or planning your next big goal, this episode offers fresh perspectives on turning discipline, focus, and conscious choice into long-term momentum. Featuring voices from V. Sri Kartikeya, G. Anoogna, Mohammad Kaif, M. Sindhuja, A. A. Sastry, K. Ankitha, K. Trishendar Reddy, M. Laxmi Shradha, Vansh Bhadani, and Afreen Begum—this is a conversation you won’t want to miss!

The headlines may scream missiles, but the real battle is happening in our minds. Join Nirmal and Sai Madhav, two first-year engineering students with a passion for global affairs, as they unpack the Iran-Israel conflict—not just through news updates, but through the human stories and deeper questions it raises. From the historical roots of this rivalry to the latest missile strikes of 2025, they connect global tensions to student life in India—rising fuel prices, shrinking opportunities, and the creeping mental fatigue that comes with constant conflict. Through films like Major, Yevade Subramanyam, and Mahanati, they explore how war isn't just fought with weapons—but with mindsets. Can empathy, awareness, and dialogue pave the way to real peace? Tune in to discover how students like us can shift conversations from fear to understanding. Because true peace starts not on the battlefield, but within.

Behind every success story lies a tale of failure, resilience, and growth.

In this motivating episode of Campus Conversations, Chandrika and Himaja, second-year CSE students, dive deep into what it means to fail forward. From Yuvraj Singh’s legendary comeback after cancer to relatable struggles in coding tests and semester projects, this episode reminds students that setbacks are setups for comebacks.

Featuring powerful quotes, real-life student stories, and practical tips on exam prep, mental wellness, and healthy habits — this episode is your mid-sem sanity dose.

Whether you’ve faced a technical interview disaster, blanked out during an exam, or struggled to debug code — this is your reminder: Failure isn’t final. It’s feedback.

Tune in to hear:

· Why failing forward matters

· How to care for your body and mind during exams

· Ways to turn academic missteps into stepping stones

“Success is the sum of small efforts, repeated day in and day out.” – Robert Collier

In this inspiring episode of Campus Conversations by the GCET Literary Club, hosts Snehith, Nithya, and Nikhitha explore how the timeless teachings of the Bhagavad Gita offer powerful guidance for today’s tech-driven world. From managing placement pressures and results anxiety to navigating AI ethics and digital distractions, the Gita’s verses resonate deeply with the challenges of modern student life. Featuring relatable stories, quotes from Krishna to Steve Jobs, and reflections on focus, leadership, and self-worth, this episode invites listeners to see the Gita not as a relic, but as a system reboot for the soul. As futuristic battles in films like Kalki 2898 AD mirror our own struggles with technology and morality, we’re reminded that the real battlefield lies within. Tune in, reflect, and discover how ancient wisdom can help the AI generation stay mindful, grounded, and resilient.

In this gripping episode of Campus Conversations, we present Operation Sindoor – Blood, Honor, and the Crimson Dawn — a powerful reflection on India’s resolute response to the April 2025 Pahalgam terror attack. Hosted by Owais Khan, a Computer Science student specializing in AI & ML, the episode sets the tone for a story of valour, sacrifice, and national spirit.

First-year students Vasavi and Koushik take you into the heart of the Indian Armed Forces’ strategic masterpiece — Operation Sindoor. From precision airstrikes and covert incursions to the inspiring leadership of Colonel Sofiya Qureshi and Wing Commander Vyomika Singh, this narrative goes beyond the battlefield. It explores diplomacy, symbolism, and the sacred meaning of sindoor — transformed from tradition to a powerful emblem of resistance.

This episode honours the 47 martyrs, celebrates the billion they protected, and calls every listener to reflect, remember, and rise.

Tune in, share the story, and keep the flame of awareness alive.

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In this inspiring episode, "Kaizen in Engineering," hosts Sanjana, Hansika, and Manikanta dive deep into the powerful Japanese philosophy of Kaizen—continuous improvement through small, consistent steps.

Discover how this mindset can transform your journey as an engineering student, from debugging code and building AI models to tackling real-life challenges. Through stories of legends like Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, Oprah Winfrey, and Indian innovators at ISRO, Infosys, and UPI, this episode shows how small changes lead to massive impact.

Learn key Kaizen principles—eliminating waste, standardizing best practices, empowering teams, and focusing on process—to elevate both your technical skills and personal growth.

Whether you're a student, coder, or changemaker, this episode will inspire you to Kaizen your life.

Tune in and take the first small step toward big success!

In this powerful episode, Indu (3rd year CSE) and Varshini (2nd year CSE) dive into a topic every student has faced but few openly discuss—rejection. From failed exams and missed opportunities to setbacks in competitions and clubs, they explore how rejection is often just the beginning of a better path.

Segment by segment, they walk through:

· Rejected – understanding and normalizing failure with stories from A.R. Rahman, Kalpana Chawla, and personal experiences.

· Redirected – how one closed door often leads to an unexpected, better one, featuring reflections on movies like Hi Nanna and real-life redirections.

· Reignited – the spark that follows the fall, with examples from Nelson Mandela, PV Sindhu, and more.

Packed with quotes, real talk, and motivation, this episode reminds you: you’re not the rejection—you’re the comeback. 💥

Tune in now, and share it with someone who needs a boost!

In this eye-opening episode of Campus Conversations, titled "Digital Shadows: Staying Safe in the Cyber Age," Shankar Prasad, a second-year CSE student, introduces a conversation that every student needs to hear. Hosted by Amrutha and Pranathi (First Year CSE), the episode explores the hidden risks we face online—from fake Wi-Fi traps on campus to the real limits of Incognito Mode. With practical tips on using VPNs, insights into ethical hacking, and stories that hit close to home, this episode brings cybersecurity into everyday student life. Featuring powerful quotes from experts like Gene Spafford and Edward Snowden, the message is clear: in the digital world, awareness is your best defence.

So tune in, take notes, and join Shankar, Amrutha, and Pranathi as they guide you through the shadows of the cyber age.