Atharva Joshi, a B.Tech Mechatronics student from NMIMS Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management and Engineering (MPSTME), has won the prestigious ISA Student Volunteer of the Year 2025 award. The award was presented by the International Society of Automation (ISA), USA. This recognition places Atharva and NMIMS on the global stage. It highlights the university’s commitment to nurturing talent that can compete and excel internationally.
Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, NMIMS, Deemed-to-be-University, Mumbai, has long been a pioneer in combining academic rigour with industry-aligned learning. Through interdisciplinary programs and hands-on training, the university equips students with the skills, knowledge, and mindset needed for the rapidly evolving fields of engineering, technology, and management. Atharva’s achievement exemplifies this approach. It shows how NMIMS students translate classroom learning into real-world impact.
The ISA Student Volunteer of the Year award celebrates exceptional students. It recognises those who display initiative, leadership, and dedication to advancing automation, instrumentation, and engineering innovation. Guided by Prof. Dattatray Sawant, Atharva’s work reflects personal excellence. It also highlights the mentorship culture at MPSTME that empowers students to explore, innovate, and lead.
Mechatronics merges mechanical, electrical, computer, and control systems. It is a field that demands both technical depth and creative problem-solving. Atharva’s recognition underscores NMIMS’ focus on producing future-ready engineers. These engineers are capable of addressing complex challenges and contributing meaningfully to global innovation networks.
This award is a proud milestone for NMIMS and MPSTME. It showcases India’s growing presence in international engineering communities. Atharva Joshi’s accomplishment inspires peers to pursue excellence, embrace interdisciplinary learning, and strive for global impact.
