Students build a strong foundation in engineering mathematics, physics, chemistry, technical drawing, communication skills, and introductory workshop/laboratory safety and tool handling.
- Engineering mathematics, physics and chemistry
- Technical drawing and engineering graphics
- Workshop safety, tool handling and basic fabrication
- English and professional communication
NoteFoundation subjects in Semesters 1–3 are shared in structure across all six technologies, so students settle into laboratory discipline before departmental specialization begins.
Each department dives deep into discipline-specific engineering subjects, design exercises, instrumentation, and multi-hour weekly laboratory practicums.
- Departmental theory subjects in the chosen technology
- Weekly multi-hour laboratory and workshop practicums
- Instrumentation, measurement and testing exercises
- Design, estimation and applied project exercises
TipKeep every laboratory logbook current: logbook documentation is part of practical assessment, not a formality collected at the end of the semester.
Final-semester students complete supervised industrial training at partner factories, IT firms, power utilities, construction sites, or service workshops to gain direct workplace experience before graduation.
- Supervised industrial training placement
- Final project work and documentation
- Board examination and final evaluation
WarningIndustrial training placement, project documentation and board registration deadlines are announced through the notice board — check it at the start of Semester 8.
Where to go next
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Compare the six technologies, review the practical module list, or check admission requirements.
