Core technical subjects
- Automobile Engineering I
- Automobile Engineering II
- Heat Power Engineering
- Automotive Electrical and Electronics Systems
- Vehicle Body Engineering
- Motor Vehicle Management
Department of Automobile Engineering
Vehicle systems, service engineering, maintenance, and automotive practice.
Established in 2003 with an intake of 36. The department focuses on automobile systems, modern vehicle technology, service equipment, and practical exposure.
Established2003
Intake36
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Branch Vision
To develop globally acceptable expert automobile engineers to meet today's demand and tomorrow's challenges.
The department supports learning through service-station equipment such as computerized engine analyzer, wheel balancing machine, computerized wheel aligner, exhaust gas analyzer, auto reconditioning equipment, and cut-section models.
Prospectus Value
What students gain
- Core competency in servicing and maintenance of automobiles.
- Understanding of mechanisms, automotive design, thermal engineering, hydraulics, pneumatics, and power plants.
- Exposure to advanced automobile servicing equipment, modern vehicle technology, special vehicles, and earth-moving equipment.
- Preparation for self-employment through dealerships, service stations, consultancy, and auto ancillary work.
- Job readiness for workshops, RTO, insurance survey, service stations, and higher technical education pathways.
Syllabus
Semester-wise subject snapshot, similar to the original site.
Labs and practice
- Automobile Service Practice
- Advanced Vehicle Technology Lab
- Auto CAD / Computer Applications
- Project Design and Fabrication
- Project Work
- Inplant Training