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Chairman 's Message:

Today the role of an education is not only to impart knowledge that encompasses the prescribed syllabi of the Institution but that of the world beyond the classroom. It is the role of the education to build and strengthen the character to develop qualities of good leadership that can be employed in the future for the creation of a superior nation. An old Chinese adage “When planning for a year, plant corn; When planning for a decade; plant trees; When planning for life, educate people”. Oxford Engineering College has dedicated itself in translating motto “Technology is the Future” into action. It is our constant endeavor to shape well-rounded personalities that will contribute positively to the world around them. We aim to provide sufficient opportunities to each student to discover and understand themselves, and face and overcome challenges presented to them to make life fulfilling and complete. This newsletter is the evident for the achievers of this Institution .My thanks to the members of the Editorial Board for bringing our event-filled Newsletter chronicling yet another exciting year in the life of Oxford Engineering College.

Secretary 's Wishes:
The sapling planted by a visionary has grown into a huge oak tree yes, over a span of a decade, Oxford Engineering College has became one of the premier institutions providing the globe as successful professionals, holding prestigious positions in their own fields of work. It caters to the needs of the taught, and fosters human qualities in them. It does not believe in imparting 'knowledge ' merely as 'information ' but insists on giving value-based education, which the world needs today. I wish the students and staff members for their intensive effort to bring out this news letter successfully.

Principal 's Message:

“Excellence is the unlimited ability to improve the quality of what we have to offer”. This is our ethos at the Oxford Engineering College where we try and excel at
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