Probably at no previous moment in the world history have commerce and industry become so complex, extensive, and globally interrelated as they are today. India, which is going through a rapid growth in its manufacturing sector, is not unaffected by these changes. The modern manufacturing environment entails a large variety of cross-disciplinary activities including the Design and IT. Engineers consequently are being called upon to work within new environmental, economical and social constraints which are increasingly becoming a part of contemporary engineering practice. Obviously, these elements need to find their way into the engineering curricula. However, traditional engineering instructional formats isolate teaching and research into specific disciplines with un-integrated curricula and therefore the structure of our engineering curricula have hardly changed in accordance with the modern manufacturing needs. Such divisions in the existing higher education formats are found to act as barriers to learning, behavior, and performance.

The current engineering education system in India, though huge and diverse, is mainly based on the conventional idea of pipeline model. To integrate the knowledge of a given discipline with IT enabled design, prototyping as well as manufacturing considerations, a need therefore exists for developing a new academic programmes. Apart from laying an emphasis on IT, the new approach should also give emphasis on aesthetic, ergonomic and functional considerations of products. The academic programme should also be able to respond to industry driven adaptive management structure.

Eligibility:

B.Tech : Admissions to the various B.Tech  of the Institute are through JEE (Main) 2016.

M.Tech (Regular & Sponsored):

• CSE: B.Tech/B.E. in any engineering discipline or M.Sc in Mathematics, Statistics or a similar discipline or MCA with minimum marks/CPI in qualifying degree and valid GATE score in Computer Science and Engineering/ Information Technology/ Mathematics/ Engineering Sciences (compulsorily with Sections Computational Science and Electrical Science) for regular students
• ME: B.Tech / B.E. in Mechanical Engineering / Aeronautical Engineering / Automobile Engineering / Production Engineering / Industrial Engineering / Production and Industrial Engineering / Metallurgical Engineering / Manufacturing Science and Engineering / Energy Engineering or a similar discipline with minimum marks / CPI in qualifying degree and valid GATE score in Mechanical Engineering / Production and Industrial Engineering / Metallurgical Engineering / Engineering Sciences (compulsorily with any two of the sections Fluid Mechanics, Materials Science, Solid Mechanics or Thermodynamics) for regular students
• Mechatronics (MT): Candidates with bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering/ Electrical and Electronics Engineering/ Electronics and Communication Engineering/ Automobile Engineering, Production Engineering/ Computer Science and Engineering are eligible for admission to this M.Tech programme minimum marks/CPI in qualifying degree and valid GATE score in Mechanical Engineering/ Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Automobile Engineering, Production Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering for regular students

Minimum marks/CPI in qualifying degree for M.Tech/M.Des 55% marks /5.5 CPI (on a 10 point scale) as long as it is at least seven percent higher than the minimum pass marks /CPI for general category applicants and minimum passing marks for SC/ST/OBC applicants

Ph.D (Regular, Sponsored and External) :

• CSE: M.Tech/M.E. in Computer Science and Engineering or Information Technology or a similar discipline with minimum marks/ CPI in qualifying degree
• ECE: M.Tech/M.E. in Electronics/Electronics and Communication Engineering/ Electrical Engineering or a similar discipline with minimum marks/ CPI in qualifying degree
• ME: M.Tech/ME in Mechanical Engineering / Production Engineering / Industrial Engineering / Production and Industrial Engineering or a similar discipline with minimum marks/ CPI in qualifying degree

Minimum percentage of marks in qualifying degree for Ph.D.: A minimum of 65% marks of or CPI of 6.5 (on a 10 point scale) shall be required at the master’s level qualifying examination (M.Tech/M.S/M.sc. etc).

Candidates who are on permanent role in NITs, IIITs, Central Universities, Govt Universities, Defence R&D organization, PSUs for at least two years shall be eligible to apply for admission under the category of external registration programme

General information:

• Reserved seats will be filled as per Govt. of India rules.
• Institute Assist internship is provided to Regular M.Tech and Ph.D. students as per Govt. of India rules.

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