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.

The 3-year B.Tech. in Civil Engineering through Lateral Entry program is intended for students who have earned an equivalent degree or a comparable engineering diploma. With an emphasis on advanced topics in structural engineering, geotechnical engineering, building materials, transportation engineering, and environmental engineering, the course enables students to start the second year of the conventional B.Tech. program right away. The curriculum blends classroom instruction with practical training through design projects, site visits, and laboratory work. With prospects in both public and private sector engineering businesses, graduates are prepared to engage in urban planning, construction management, and infrastructure development.

B.Tech. in Cloud Technology and Information Security is a 4-year undergraduate program designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills required for managing cloud infrastructure and ensuring robust cybersecurity measures. The course covers essential topics like cloud computing models, data security, network security, cryptography, cloud architecture, and risk management. Students learn to deploy, manage, and secure cloud platforms while understanding the latest trends in cloud security, compliance, and privacy. The program combines theoretical learning with practical experience through labs, projects, and internships, preparing students for real-world challenges. Graduates are well-prepared to work in industries that require cloud infrastructure management and cybersecurity, including IT firms, financial institutions, and government organizations, as cloud security professionals, network administrators, or cloud architects.