School of Engineering

M.Tech. (Master of Technology) is a postgraduate engineering degree typically completed in 2 years. It offers advanced technical knowledge and research opportunities in specialized fields like Computer Science, Electronics, or Mechanical Engineering. The program combines coursework, lab work, and a thesis or project. M.Tech. graduates are sought after for high-level technical roles in industry or academia. Admission usually requires a relevant bachelor's degree and entrance exam scores. Some institutions offer part-time or distance learning options for working professionals.

B.Tech. (Bachelor of Technology) is a 4-year undergraduate engineering degree program that equips students with technical knowledge and practical skills in various engineering disciplines. The curriculum combines theoretical coursework, laboratory sessions, and project work, covering subjects like mathematics, physics, and specialized engineering topics. This program offers diverse fields such as Computer Science, Mechanical, Electrical, or Civil Engineering. B.Tech. graduates are prepared for careers in industry, research, or further studies, with opportunities in technology firms, manufacturing companies, and IT sectors.

B.Tech. in Lateral Entry is a program that allows diploma holders or B.Sc. graduates to attend the 2nd year of a Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) degree without 1st year requirements. This accelerated program often cuts the duration of a B.Tech. degree from 3-4 years. Lateral entrance students join regular B.Tech. students in the second year and concentrate on basic engineering subjects and specialties. This option allows students to save time and expenses while earning a full-fledged engineering degree, making it an appealing alternative for those wishing to improve their qualifications and future prospects in the fields of technology and engineering.

A Diploma in Automobile Engineering is a specialized program that typically spans 3 years, designed to equip students with the essential knowledge and skills in vehicle design, development, and manufacturing. The curriculum covers subjects such as automotive mechanics, thermodynamics, vehicle dynamics, and electrical systems, along with hands-on training in workshops and labs. Students learn to analyze and troubleshoot various automotive systems, fostering problem-solving abilities crucial for the industry. Graduates can pursue careers in automotive manufacturing, maintenance, and design, and may work with manufacturers, service centers, or as entrepreneurs in the ever-evolving automotive sector.

Students who have earned a relevant engineering diploma or an equivalent qualification can enroll in a 2-year program called the Diploma in Mechanical Engineering through Lateral Entry. Students who complete this course can start the second year of the regular diploma program right away. The curriculum emphasizes fundamental topics in mechanical engineering, including fluid mechanics, manufacturing processes, material science, mechanical design, robotics, and thermodynamics. Additionally, through workshops, lab work, and industry-based projects, students acquire practical skills. Graduates are equipped for technical positions in mechanical design, manufacture, maintenance, and quality assurance in sectors like manufacturing, energy, and the automobile industry.