KLH Aziznagar Campus has received a 3.5 star Institution’s Innovation Council rating for 2024 to 2025. The recognition follows campus initiatives involving student startups, prototype development, entrepreneurship programmes and 150 patent support activities.
KLH Aziznagar Campus receives recognition under the Ministry of Education IIC framework for 2024 to 2025, following 150 patent support initiatives and student startup development. Er. Koneru Lakshman Havish, Vice President, KL Deemed to be University, and Dr. A. Ramakrishna, Principal, KLH Aziznagar Campus, acknowledge the contributions of students, faculty and the IIC team.
Innovation and Entrepreneurship Initiatives Earn KLH Aziznagar 3.5 Star IIC Rating
Hyderabad, October 3, 2026: KLH Aziznagar Campus has secured a 3.5 star rating under the Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC) framework of the Ministry of Education, Government of India, for the IIC calendar year 2024 to 2025.
The recognition acknowledges the campus’s activities in innovation, entrepreneurship, prototype development and intellectual property awareness, alongside its efforts to connect academic learning with practical applications.
The Ministry of Education’s Innovation Cell also issued a Letter of Appreciation to the campus IIC, recognising its Chief Functionaries for encouraging innovation and entrepreneurship and supporting other institutions within the IIC network.
The recognition follows a year of activities involving hundreds of students and faculty members in developing prototypes, exploring business ideas and establishing startups.
The campus also undertook 150 patent support initiatives, offering guidance on intellectual property protection and patent related procedures.
These activities were intended to help students and researchers understand the processes involved in protecting inventions and exploring their commercial potential.
Several ventures have emerged from the campus innovation activities, including Hillsafe Pvt. Ltd., RoboSevak Pvt. Ltd. and Cognalis Solution Pvt. Ltd.
The ventures reflect efforts to help students move from academic ideas towards business applications.
Er. Koneru Lakshman Havish, Vice President, KL Deemed to be University, acknowledged the contributions of the campus community.
He said, “Innovation begins with the confidence to question, explore and create. We are committed to providing students with opportunities and guidance to translate their ideas into practical solutions and promising ventures. I congratulate the faculty, students and IIC team for their collective efforts in strengthening the campus innovation ecosystem.”
Dr. A. Ramakrishna, Principal, KLH Aziznagar Campus, highlighted the importance of giving students opportunities to experiment and develop solutions to practical problems.
He said, “The 3.5-star IIC rating recognizes the collective work behind creating an environment where students can experiment, learn and develop their ideas. Our focus is on helping them identify real-world needs, test their approaches and build solutions with practical value,”
Throughout the assessment year, the KLH IIC team conducted innovation awareness programmes, entrepreneurship development activities, prototype development sessions, startup mentoring and intellectual property awareness programmes.
The initiatives involved IIC coordinators, faculty members, students and supporting departments.
The campus’s approach combines academic participation with mentoring and guidance intended to help students assess the feasibility of their ideas.
Through prototype development and entrepreneurship activities, participants were encouraged to explore applications for their concepts and consider the steps required to develop them further.
The Letter of Appreciation from the Ministry of Education’s Innovation Cell also acknowledged the campus IIC for supporting other IIC institutions.
This contribution forms part of the wider institutional network intended to encourage innovation and entrepreneurship activities across participating educational institutions.
Following the recognition, KLH Aziznagar Campus plans to expand its engagement with industry organisations, incubation centres and funding agencies.
The proposed collaborations are intended to provide additional mentoring opportunities, support the development of new ventures and assist with intellectual property protection.
The campus also plans to advance research commercialisation by connecting academic projects with opportunities for practical application.
The 3.5 star rating and Letter of Appreciation mark the campus’s progress in its innovation and entrepreneurship activities during the 2024 to 2025 assessment period.
KLH Aziznagar intends to continue developing student participation, industry connections and institutional support for emerging ventures.
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