The Last Lab Report: B.Tech Mechanical, Batch of 2027
For the 64 students of B.Tech Mechanical, batch of 2027, in Coimbatore. Made by the student yearbook committee: Nivetha, Harpreet and Faizan. A fictional batch.
Class farewell books: college yearbook
Four years of college live in a hundred different phones.
For the 64 students of B.Tech Mechanical, batch of 2027, in Coimbatore. Made by the student yearbook committee: Nivetha, Harpreet and Faizan. A fictional batch.




Your department, batch years and a title over a group photo you pick. Stuck on a title? Tap one of three suggestions, such as B.Tech CSE 2023-27: The Placement Season Survivors.
The organiser's photos sorted into chapters by date and scene: fest nights, the industrial visit, placement season, sports day, hostel corridors and farewell. Duplicates and blurred shots are dropped before you see the preview.
Everyone's yearbook quotes on one spread, plus the optional fun answers: canteen orders, most-used excuses and hostel nicknames with the story behind them.
Making the book and saving the PDF is free. Printing is optional and paid, and we confirm the price and delivery date by email before you pay.
Photo books are laid out on your device and the photos never leave it. For illustrated books, up to three photos are used once to draw the character and then deleted. See privacy.
They simply do not add anything, and the book is built from those who did. Anyone who has added a page can take it out at any time with the remove me link. Every classmate also gets 48 hours to approve or hide their own page before print, and anyone shown in a photo can ask the organiser to remove it.
AI screens every answer, award and caption for bullying, body-shaming, slurs, sexual content, caste or religion remarks and shared phone numbers, and flags them for the organiser. The organiser decides what goes in. Awards come from a fixed list and are balanced so every classmate gets at least one kind title.
Only if the organiser confirms the batch has permission to use it. The book never claims the college endorses it unless the college itself signs off. Without a crest, the classic yearbook style uses your department and batch name in serif type.