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Madurai campus connect
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An international webinar focused on the applications of geometry in engineering was held, featuring a new mathematical concept called the 'Tamil Line: Line of Four Concurrencies'. The event was organized by Wadi Alshatti University, Kamaraj College, and CEOA College of Arts and Science. Additionally, VMJ School celebrated its 50th anniversary with a reunion that attracted over 320 alumni and 75 staff members.

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WebinarAn International Webinar on the theme ‘Developments in Applications of Geometry in Engineering Strategies in the Age of Artificial Intelligence’ was jointly organised by Wadi Alshatti University, Libya; Kamaraj College, Thoothukudi; and CEOA College of Arts and Science, Madurai.The highlight of the webinar was introduction of a new mathematical concept, titled ‘Tamil Line: Line of Four Concurrencies’. Founder chairman of CEOA Group of Educational Institutions M. Raja Climax explained the new geometrical discovery.Director of the International Cooperation Office, Wadi Alshatti University, Guzlon Miskeen, was present.Vice-Chancellor of Gandhigram University N. Panchanatham felicitated.Alumni reunionVMJ School, celebrating its 50 years of excellence, hosted a grand alumni reunion.

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