School of Engineering

The M.Tech. in Computer Science & Engineering is a 2-year postgraduate degree that provides advanced specialization in artificial intelligence, machine learning, computer networks, cybersecurity, and software engineering. The program encompasses cutting-edge topics like as deep learning, cloud computing, the Internet of Things, and data mining. Through hands-on projects, industrial internships, and research, students acquire expertise in designing and implementing innovative computing solutions to complicated real-world issues. Graduates of this degree have the opportunity to work as software architects, data scientists, cybersecurity professionals, and research engineers in the fast-changing field of computer science and information technology.

M.Tech. in Information Technology is an advanced postgraduate degree that normally lasts 2 years and is intended for students and professionals looking to expand their IT knowledge. The program includes cutting-edge areas like artificial intelligence, data science, cybersecurity, cloud computing, and software engineering. Coursework frequently combines academic and practical components, with a focus on research and industry-relevant projects. Students engage in advanced labs, seminars, and a final dissertation or capstone project. This degree equips graduates with specific knowledge and skills, equipping them for leadership positions in IT, research, or a doctorate study. Many colleges provide flexible learning options, such as part-time and online courses, to accommodate working people.

M.Tech. in Chemical Engineering is a 2 year postgraduate degree that focuses on providing advanced knowledge and skills in chemical processes and engineering. The curriculum includes topics such as process design, response engineering, transportation phenomena, process control, and environmental engineering. Students participate in research projects, case studies, and hands-on training to prepare for careers in areas such as petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, energy, and environmental management. The program also stresses using chemical engineering principles to tackle real-world challenges. Admission normally needs a B.Tech. in Chemical Engineering or a related discipline, with an emphasis on both theoretical and practical knowledge.
 

M.Tech. in Polymer Engineering is a 2-year postgraduate program that focuses on the study of polymer materials, their properties, processing techniques, and applications in various industries. This course equips students with advanced knowledge in polymer science, polymer chemistry, engineering, and manufacturing processes. Topics covered include polymerization techniques, polymer processing, material characterization, composite materials, and nanotechnology in polymers. Students also gain expertise in areas such as biomedical polymers, polymer nanocomposites, and sustainability in polymer production. The program prepares graduates for roles in research, development, and production within industries such as automotive, packaging, healthcare, and aerospace. Practical training, industry exposure, and project work are integral parts of the curriculum, providing a strong foundation for a career in polymer engineering.

M.Tech. in Material Science and Technology is a 2-year postgraduate program that focuses on the development and application of materials with advanced properties for various industries. The course covers a wide range of topics, including material characterization, nanotechnology, biomaterials, polymers, ceramics, and composites. Students learn to understand the structure, properties, and performance of materials, and how to design and innovate for specific applications in sectors such as aerospace, electronics, automotive, and energy. The program integrates theoretical coursework with hands-on laboratory work, research projects, and industry internships, providing students with practical experience in material development. Graduates can pursue careers in material engineering, research, and development, product design, and quality control, or continue with further academic research in the field.