Hyderabad, October 3, 2026: KLH Aziznagar Campus has been awarded a 3.5-star rating under the Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC) framework by the Ministry of Education, Government of India, for the IIC calendar year 2024–25. The recognition reflects the campus’s efforts to integrate academic learning with innovation, start-up development, and entrepreneurship.
The Ministry of Education’s Innovation Cell also issued a Letter of Appreciation to the campus IIC, acknowledging its Chief Functionaries for fostering a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship, and for supporting other IIC institutions to strengthen the national network.
Student and Faculty Engagement
Throughout the year, KLH Aziznagar engaged hundreds of students and faculty members in prototype development and start-up creation. The campus undertook 150 patent support initiatives, offering guidance on intellectual property protection and patent processes.
Start-ups and Ventures
Start-ups such as Hillsafe Pvt. Ltd., RoboSevak Pvt. Ltd., and Cognalis Solution Pvt. Ltd. have emerged from the campus, demonstrating the progress of student ideas towards entrepreneurial applications.
Leadership Comments
Er. Koneru Lakshman Havish, Vice President of KL Deemed to be University, said the institution is committed to providing students with opportunities and guidance to turn their ideas into practical solutions and ventures, congratulating faculty, students, and the IIC team for their efforts in strengthening the innovation ecosystem.
Dr. A. Ramakrishna, Principal of KLH Aziznagar Campus, stated that the 3.5-star IIC rating acknowledges the collective work in creating an environment for students to experiment, learn, and develop practical solutions to real-world needs.
Future Plans and Activities
The KLH IIC team organized innovation awareness programmes, entrepreneurship development activities, prototype development, start-up mentoring, and intellectual property awareness sessions, with contributions from IIC coordinators, faculty, students, and supporting departments. The campus plans to enhance collaboration with industry, incubation centres, and funding agencies to expand mentoring, support venture creation, and advance intellectual property protection and research commercialization.
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