School of Engineering

 B.Tech. in Rail Infrastructure Engineering is a specialized undergraduate program that typically spans 4 years, focusing on the design, development, and maintenance of railway infrastructure. This course equips students with the technical knowledge required for the planning, construction, and operation of railways, including track engineering, signaling systems, train control mechanisms, and station design. It integrates various disciplines like civil, mechanical, and electrical engineering, providing a well-rounded foundation for tackling real-world challenges in the rail sector. Students are trained in the use of modern tools and technologies essential for designing safe and efficient rail networks. The program includes theoretical lessons, hands-on laboratory work, and project-based learning, preparing graduates for roles in railway design firms, construction companies, and government agencies.

B.Tech. in Rail Systems and Communication Engineering is a specialized undergraduate program designed to equip students with knowledge and skills related to the design, development, and maintenance of communication systems within the railway sector. The course typically spans 4 years and covers areas such as signal processing, communication systems, control systems, track design, and railway safety technologies. Students also gain expertise in areas like electrical engineering, electronics, and computer networks, with an emphasis on integrating these disciplines for efficient rail operations. The program prepares graduates to work in sectors like railway infrastructure, telecommunications, and transportation systems, ensuring the seamless communication and operation of modern rail networks. Practical training, internships, and project work are integral components of the course, ensuring hands-on experience.