Academic Programmes Of Studies

The structure of an academic programme of study comprises a set of courses in a sequence. A formal contact hour invariably would require at least two hours of self-study. Extra and co-curricular activities also provide learning situations in the scheme of things.

The three-level structures shown below gives all the programmes offered by the University.

ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES OF STUDIES (OFFERED)

I.          Under Graduate Programmes

A)        B. Tech. (Regular)
            - Automobile Engineering (12 Terms*)
            - Civil Engineering (12 Terms*)
            - Computer Science & Engineering (12 Terms*)
            - Electrical Engineering (12 Terms*)
            - Electrical & Electronics Engineering (12 Terms*)
            - Electronics & Communication Engineering (12 Terms*)
            - Information Technology (12 Terms*)
            - Mechanical Engineering (12 Terms*)

B)        B. Tech. for Diploma Holders (Part Time)
            - Civil Engineering (12 Terms*)
            - Computer Science & Engineering (12 Terms*)
            - Electrical Engineering (12 Terms*)
            - Electronics & Communication Engineering (12 Terms*)
            - Mechanical Engineering (12 Terms*)

II.        P.G. Programmes

            A)   Management & Computer Applications (Regular)
                    - Master of Business Administration (6 Terms*)
                    - Master in Computer Application (9 Terms*)

            B)    Management & M. Tech. (Part Time)
                    - Master of Business Administration (9 Terms*)
                    - M. Tech. in Computer Science & Engineering (9 Terms*)
                    - M.Tech. in Electrical Engineering (9 Terms*)
                    - M.Tech in Electronic & Communication Engineering (9 Terms*)
                    - M.Tech. in Information Technology (9 Terms*)
                    - M.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering (9 Terms*)

III.       Ph.D. Programmes (2 Years*)
 
* Normal Duration 

The academic requirements of these degrees are given in terms of the number of courses and credits. The normal duration of a programme is shown in parenthesis, however, a student has the freedom to choose his own pace.