School of Engineering

 M.Tech. in Power Systems is a 2-year postgraduate program focusing on advanced knowledge in electrical power generation, distribution, and utilization. Designed for engineering graduates with a background in Electrical or Electronics Engineering, this course covers core subjects like power electronics, smart grids, renewable energy systems, and high-voltage engineering. It includes theoretical classes, laboratory work, and research projects, preparing students for careers in energy management, power system design, and grid operation. With a blend of technical skills and research opportunities, the program suits those aiming for roles in energy companies, research institutions, or academia.

 M.Tech. in Biotechnology is a postgraduate program that typically spans 2 years, consisting of four semesters. This course combines theoretical knowledge and practical skills in various fields such as molecular biology, genetic engineering, bioprocessing, and bioinformatics. Students engage in research projects, laboratory work, and internships to acquire practical experience in biotechnology applications. The curriculum is designed to equip graduates with the skills needed for careers in pharmaceuticals, agriculture, environmental science, and healthcare. Admission usually requires a B.Tech/B.E. in Biotechnology or a related field, and students may be evaluated through entrance exams or academic performance.

An advanced 2-year PG degree that explores the design, analysis, and maintenance of structural systems is the Master of Technology (M.Tech.) in Structural Engineering. Advanced subjects like finite element analysis, seismic engineering, advanced concrete technology, and structural dynamics are covered over here. To obtain real-world experience, students work in labs, conduct research projects, and frequently take part in industrial partnerships. Advanced structural design, computational techniques, and emerging building technologies are frequently covered in the curriculum. Graduates are prepared for positions in government organizations, construction corporations, research institutes, and structural design firms. With chances for more specialization through doctoral studies or professional certificates, they can work as structural engineers, consultants, or researchers.

The 4-year undergraduate Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) in Electrical and Electronics Engineering degree integrates concepts of electronic systems and electrical engineering. Circuit theory, power and control systems, digital electronics, and microprocessors are just few of the topics covered over here. Through design projects, laboratory work, and frequently finishing industry internships, students obtain practical experience. Modules on cutting-edge technology like robots, IoT, and renewable energy systems are frequently included in curriculum. Graduates are equipped for jobs in various  fields, like automation, consumer electronics, telecommunications, and power generation and distribution. With an emphasis on creativity, problem-solving abilities, and sustainable practices, the program prepares students to tackle today's issues in smart grids, energy efficiency, and electronic device design.

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 Nanotechnology is a postgraduate program designed to provide in-depth knowledge and skills in the emerging field of nanoscience and nanotechnology. Typically spanning 2 years, the course covers subjects like nanomaterials, nanoelectronics, nanobiotechnology, and nanomedicine. Students engage in both theoretical learning and practical applications, including laboratory research, to understand the behavior of materials at the nanoscale and their potential in various industries, such as electronics, healthcare, and energy. Graduates are equipped to pursue careers in research, development, and innovation, contributing to advancements in technology, medicine, and environmental sustainability. The program often involves a thesis or project work to develop expertise in a specific area.

M.Tech. in Industrial Engineering is a postgraduate program that focuses on optimizing complex processes, systems, and organizations. The course covers subjects such as operations research, supply chain management, manufacturing systems, quality control, and ergonomics. It aims to equip students with advanced knowledge and skills to improve efficiency, productivity, and decision-making in industries. The typical course duration is 2 years, consisting of four semesters, with both theoretical learning and practical training. Graduates of this program are prepared for roles in operations management, process optimization, systems engineering, and consultancy across various sectors like manufacturing, logistics, and service industries.

M.Tech. in Remote Sensing and GIS is a postgraduate degree that provides students with enhanced knowledge and abilities in geospatial technology. This 2-year course focuses on integrating remote sensing, geographic information systems (GIS), and satellite-based spatial analysis to address complex environmental, urban, and industrial concerns. The curriculum covers image processing, geostatistics, spatial modeling, and geospatial application development. With a focus on research and innovation, students learn how to analyze and interpret spatial data for various industries, including agriculture, disaster management, urban planning, and natural resource management. The curriculum equips graduates to work in academia, government agencies, private companies, and research groups, tackling global concerns with geospatial solutions.