GOVERNMENT COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, SALEM

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Government College of Engineering, Salem
GOVERNMENT COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, SALEM

The emblem of Government College of Engineering, Salem has a shield housing the motifs of an open book with flame, a theodolite, an electrical tower, wrenches, a gear wheel, mountains and landscape with a pair of laurels supporting. Its motto ‘Dedicated to Service Truth & Work’ is written on a green banner placed at the bottom. The book refers to the pursuit of knowledge and enlightenment, central to the academic mission of the college; the flame refers to spark of innovation and the transformative power of education; the theodolite refers to civil engineering and the importance of precision and measurement in the field; the electrical tower refers to electrical engineering and the harnessing of power for societal advancement; the wrenches refer to mechanical engineering and the practical application of technical skills; the gear wheel refers to interconnectedness of different engineering disciplines and the mechanics of machinery; the mountains refers to the college's location in Salem, surrounded by hills and the laurels signifies achievement, excellence, and victory, possibly representing the college's goals for its students and its contributions to the field of engineering.

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