Core technical subjects
- Workshop Technology
- Strength of Materials
- Mechanics of Machines
- Machine Drawing
- Applied Thermal Engineering
- Mechatronics
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Workshop practice, machine tools, thermal systems, CAD, mechatronics, and project work.
Established in 1987 with an intake of 68. The branch combines workshop practice, design basics, production, thermal engineering, and industrial training.
Established1987
Intake68
Branch Vision
To develop practical mechanical diploma engineers with strong workshop, design, manufacturing, and maintenance capability.
The department emphasizes machine drawing, shop-floor practice, CAD, thermal engineering, machine tools, mechatronics, and project-based fabrication.
Prospectus Value
What students gain
- Hands-on workshop and manufacturing process understanding.
- Ability to interpret machine drawings and use CAD for mechanical components.
- Knowledge of machines, materials, thermal systems, hydraulics, pneumatics, and mechatronics.
- Readiness for production, maintenance, quality, service, and workshop supervisor roles.
- Foundation for self-employment, fabrication work, and lateral-entry higher studies.
Syllabus
Semester-wise subject snapshot, similar to the original site.
Labs and practice
- Mechanical CAD Lab
- Machine Shop
- CNC Lab
- Hydraulics and Pneumatics Practice
- Project Work
- Inplant Training