School of Engineering

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.

The Diploma in Mining and Mine Surveying is a specialized program designed to equip students with the skills necessary for careers in the mining industry, focusing on the extraction and surveying of minerals. The course covers subjects such as geology, mining methods, surveying techniques, mine safety, and environmental considerations. It provides practical training in operating mining equipment, mine planning, and resource estimation. The course typically lasts 2 - 3 years, combining theoretical learning with hands-on experience through laboratory work and field visits. Graduates can pursue roles in mine surveying, exploration, and resource management within the mining sector.

Students who complete a 3-year program leading to a diploma in mechanical engineering gain a foundational understanding of mechanical engineering concepts and procedures. Important topics covered in the curriculum include manufacturing processes, automation, fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, material science, and mechanical design. Through lab work, workshops, and industrial training, students also obtain real-world experience that equips them for applications in a variety of sectors. The curriculum aims to give students the abilities required for jobs in quality control, production, maintenance, and mechanical design. Graduates can work in industries like manufacturing, energy, automotive, and aerospace.

 

Students who have earned a relevant engineering diploma or an equivalent qualification can enroll in a 2-year program called the Diploma in Electrical Engineering through Lateral Entry. Students who complete this course can start the second year of the regular diploma program right away. Electrical circuits, power systems, control systems, electronics, electrical machines, and renewable energy are among the fundamental ideas of electrical engineering that are the emphasis of the program. Through laboratory work, industry projects, and hands-on instruction, students acquire practical experience. Graduates are prepared for technical positions in manufacturing, telecommunications, electricity, and automation, as well as in electrical repair, system design, and energy management.

A 3-year undergraduate curriculum called a Diploma in Civil Engineering gives students the fundamental knowledge and abilities in civil engineering concepts and procedures. Fluid mechanics, building materials, surveying, geotechnical engineering, transportation engineering, and structural analysis are among the topics covered in the program. Through laboratory work, field trips, and hands-on training, students acquire practical expertise that equips them to help in the design, construction, and maintenance of infrastructure projects such as buildings, bridges, and roads. With opportunities in both the public and commercial sectors, the curriculum is perfect for anyone looking for jobs in design engineering, construction, or project management.

A 2-year program called the Diploma in Computer Science & Engineering through Lateral Entry is intended for individuals who have earned an equivalent degree or a related engineering or science diploma. The course, which focuses on advanced subjects such programming, data structures, algorithms, computer networks, software engineering, and database administration, allows students to go straight into the second year of the typical diploma curriculum. It prepares graduates for technical positions in software development, IT infrastructure, network management, and other fields by offering hands-on instruction in coding, troubleshooting, and system design. Generally speaking, admission requires a foundation in science or engineering.

The 3-year Diploma in Computer Science & Engineering program gives students a foundational understanding of computer science and engineering concepts. Programming languages (C, C++, Java), computer networks, database administration, data structures, software engineering, operating systems, and web development are among the topics covered in the curriculum. Students have practical experience in software development, debugging, and coding, preparing them for technical positions in engineering and information technology. The curriculum is intended to give students the theoretical understanding and real-world skills they need to pursue employment in a variety of areas, including software development, network administration, hardware engineering, and IT support.