Learning begins
Online programmeThe first classes began during the pandemic, followed by quizzes, tests and project work.
Explore the programme’s documented visits, selection milestones and overseas experience through a chronological journey.
Filter the milestones to follow the learning, India-based visits, final selections or Russia expedition.
The first classes began during the pandemic, followed by quizzes, tests and project work.
A felicitation event was held at Anna University Auditorium; students also visited the Birla Planetarium and Science Centre.
Students visited the rocket launch centre to witness the PSLV-C53 launch.
A further study visit to see a launch of the rocket described as GSLV Mk III in the programme records.
Visits included U R Rao Satellite Centre (2 Nov), New Tech Aerospace (3 Nov), Liquid Propulsion Systems Centre (4 Nov), and a Gandhi Bhavan function (5 Nov).
KPIRT project presentation and display, reviewed by a panel of thirteen members, according to the June 2024 programme summary.
Visits listed include IIT Madras, an industrial innovation centre, Salcomp India, MGR University, Data Patterns and a pico-satellite workshop.
The programme summary records a visit for a pico-satellite launch.
Final winners were announced after an extended assessment process.
An archived note refers to an AUSSAI felicitation programme at the Russian Chamber of Commerce.
A group of 49 students, mentors and coordinators traveled under the guidance of Dr. A. Sivathanu Pillai.
The overseas visit combined exposure to aerospace history, research environments, cultural institutions and international perspectives.

The programme records a visit to the Yuri Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Centre and its spaceflight heritage.
Visits to space museums and scientific exhibits helped connect classroom concepts with real space exploration history.
Moscow, St. Petersburg and the Indian Embassy visit provided new social, cultural and educational experiences.
Photographs reproduced from the 52-page draft Russia trip book.



