PROSPECTUS

INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, NIRMA UNIVERSITY

Sarkhej-Gandhinagar Highway, Ahmedabad 382 481. INDIA.
2011
Ph: +91-2717-241911/12/13/14/15 Fax: +91-2717-241916/17

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 Contents
Nirma Education & Research Foundation 02
Board of Trustees 03
Nirma University 04
Board of Governors 05
President 06
Director General 07
From the Director’s Desk 09
The Institute 10
Research & Consultancy Areas 12
Vision Academic Programmes 14
Shaping a better future for mankind by developing Infrastructure 16
effective and socially responsible individuals and
Library Resource Centre 18
organizations.
Pedagogy 20
Networking Initiatives 22
Industry Institute Interaction Cell 24
Mission Looking Beyond Curriculum 26

Institute of Technology emphasizes all-round Departments 28

development of its students. It aims at producing • Chemical Engineering 30
not only good professionals, but also good and
worthy citizens of a great country, aiding in its • Civil Engineering 34
overall progress and development. • Computer Science & Engineering 38
It endeavours to treat every student as an • Electrical Engineering 44
individual, to recognize their potential and to
• Mechanical Engineering 50
ensure that they receive the best preparation and
training for achieving their career ambitions and • Mathematics & Humanities 54
life goals. How to Study 55
Ragging – zero tolerance 56
 Nirma Education and Research Foundation

Nirma Education & Research Foundation Board of Trustees

Dr. Karsanbhai K. Patel
Chairman

In 1994, the founder of Nirma Industries and an Shri Ambubhai M. Patel

internationally famous entrepreneur Dr. Karsanbhai K. Managing Trustee
Patel crystallized his long cherished dream of providing
world-class facilities for professional education in Shri B. J. Diwan Shri Shrenikbhai K. Lalbhai
Gujarat. He established Nirma Education & Research Former Chief Justice Industrialist & Educationist
Foundation (NERF), which in turn established, in a 110- High Court of Gujarat Chairman & Managing Director
acre campus, six leading institutions. Nirma Institute of Lalbhai Group
Technology in 1995, Nirma Institute of Management in
1996, Nirma Institute of Diploma Studies in 1997,
Institute of Pharmacy in 2003 , Institute of Science in Shri Rakeshbhai K. Patel Shri Hirenbhai K. Patel
2004 and recently Institute of Law in 2007. The Vice Chairman, Nirma Limited Managing Director, Nirma Limited
establishment of the Nirma University in April 2003 was
a natural consequence of the very high standards
achieved by the first three institutes. The first three Shri K. K. Patel Shri R. D. Shah
institutes have now become Institutes under Nirma Chief Operating Officer Chartered Accountant
University. Nirma University

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 Nirma University
Board of Governors

Nirma University, Ahmedabad has been established in Dr. Karsanbhai K. Patel

the year 2003 as a statutory university under the Chairman, Nirma Education and Research Foundation (NERF) &
Gujarat State Act at the initiative of the Nirma President, Nirma University
Education & Research Foundation. It is also recognized
by the University Grant Commission (UGC) under Members
section 2(f) of UGC Act. Dr. Karsanbhai K. Patel,
Chairman, Nirma Group of Companies & Chairman, Shri Ambubhai M. Patel Dr. N. V. Vasani Shri Shrenikbhai Lalbhai
Managing Trustee, NERF & Director General, Industrialist and Educationist,
NERF is the President of the University.
Vice President, Nirma University Nirma University Chairman and Managing Director,
Lalbhai Group
Nirma University consists of Faculty of Engineering and
Technology, Faculty of Management, Faculty of Science, Shri Hirenbhai K. Patel
Shri B. J. Diwan Shri R. D. Shah
Faculty of Doctoral Studies & Research, Faculty of Managing Director
Former Chief Justice, Chartered Accountant
Pharmacy and Faculty of Law. The diploma, graduate, Nirma Limited
High Court of Gujarat
post-graduate and doctoral level programmes offered Shri P. N. Bhagwati
by these faculties are rated high by industry, business Shri Indravadanbhai Modi Industrialist and Educationist,
magazines and by the students. Shri Vipinbhai S. Parikh Industrialist, Chairman,
Advocate, High Court of Gujarat Chairman, Bhagwati Spherocast Limited
Innovation, excellence and quality are the driving forces Cadila Pharmaceuticals Ltd
on the campus and this has translated the vision of Shri Hasmukh Adhia, IAS
Prof. J. P. Joshipara Principal Secretary, (Higher &
these institutions into a reality over a short period of Prof. Purshottambhai A. Patel
Academician Technical Education),
time. Today the campus vibrates with not only world Academician
Govt. of Gujarat, Gandhinagar
class curricular activities but also with myriad activities
like international conventions, symposia, conferences, Dr K Kotecha Dr. C. Gopalkrishnan Shri D. P. Chhaya (Secretary)
student competitions, conclaves, short-term industry Dean, Faculty of Technology & Dean, Faculty of Management Executive Registrar,
relevant programs, cultural activities, etc. Engineering, Nirma University Nirma University Nirma University

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 President
Dr. Karsanbhai K. Patel
Chairman, NERF
President, Nirma University
Like other institutes the Institute of Technology draws much of its inspiration and strength from its
founder, Dr. Karsanbhai K. Patel, Chairman, Nirma Limited. Dr. Karsanbhai K. Patel has been conferred
with “Padma Shri Award for the year 2010”. He is also recipient of the “Udyog Ratna Award – 1990”,
”Gujarat Businessman award -1998”, “Ernst & Young Lifetime Achievement Award – 2006,” “Sardar
Vallabhbhai Patel Vishwa Pratibha Award-2009”, “The Baroda Sun Lifetime Achievement Award 2009”
and “Chemtech Award of Hall of Fame”.
Dr. Patel is renowned for his contribution to industrial development in the country. In about last 15 years,
he has turned his attention to the growing challenges in the education. This has perhaps been the most
purposeful development for the younger generation of the country.
Dr. Patel is awarded Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters by Florida Atlantic University, USA for
Business and Marketing acumen and philanthropy. He was also awarded Honorary D. Lit by Devi Ahilya
Vishwavidyalaya, Indore. Among many social projects that he has initiated, Nirma Education and
Research Foundation (NERF) is monumental of his commitment to the society.
Dr. Patel firmly believes that to withstand global competition and to satisfy the growing need of quality
professionals, an academic institution must constantly grow, innovate, build strength and strive to
become self-reliant.
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Director General
Dr. N. V. Vasani
Director General
Nirma University
Dr. N. V. Vasani, Director General, Nirma University, is a renowned educationist, technocrat, academic
administrator and institution builder. During his career span of about four decades, he has contributed to
the field of technical and higher education as an accomplished teacher, researcher and administrator. He
served the Government of Gujarat as Joint Director of Technical Education and as Advisor, Science and
Technology. He also served Gujarat University as Pro-Vice Chancellor as well as Vice Chancellor. He was
advisor to the then Chief Minister of Gujarat on Science and Technology. He was also Chairman, AICTE,
Central Regional Council and Chairman, Board of Governors, National Institute of Technology, Surat. He
has been nominated as the first Chairman of the Indian chapter of USA based Global Engineering Dean's
Council (GEDC), established under Indian Society for Technical Education.
Dr. Vasani has been associated with Nirma Education and Research Foundation as Executive Chairman
since its inception.
Dr. Vasani is the driving force behind the realization of the President, Dr. Karsanbhai K. Patel's vision of
developing this world-class educational institution. In recognition of his outstanding contributions to the
development of education in the Indian society, Florida Atlantic University, USA has conferred on him an
honorary doctorate. He was also awarded “Honorary Fellow of Indian Society of Technical Education.”
Nirma University is winning laurels after laurels in the field of education, innovation in education and
research under his leadership and mentoring.
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 From the Desk of Director
In a short span of 16 years, Institute of Technology, a
constituent of Nirma University has been functional in
achieving its goals, set by a great visionary
Dr. Karsanbhai K. Patel. His extraordinary foresight and
leadership skills motivated everyone at the institute and
the university on a whole to work hard to reach this
Herculean task. It is indeed a privilege to be a part of
the institute.
We have a very wonderful infrastructure, adequate to
run all the courses, offered by various departments and
conducted by the university. We have lush green lawn,
taking the institute to the laps of the nature and good
laboratory facilities to provide good technical exposure
with latest equipments and hardware/software. There
are various events organized by the various student
bodies in the institute all round the year. These events
are conceptualized, designed and executed by the
students only. These all skills lead to a healthy
development of creativity amongst the young minds. It
is one of the methods by which we try to achieve the
goal of the institute. The resources of the institute are
used for such activities.
It is said that the “Pain of Discipline is better than the
Pain of Regret”. As our University mission statement
reads, we at the institute give highest importance to
discipline and behavioral aspects of the students. We
want our students to be recognized as the best
individuals and good citizens serving the society as well.
Students are encouraged to organize various
programmes meant for the illiterate and poor people.
This includes like teaching and exposing them to the
health related features, knowledge of computers etc.
Our students themselves take initiatives and organize
such events.
Industry Institute Interaction Cell of the Institute
provides a very good platform for linking the industry
and the institute. Various MoUs have been signed with
the well known institutions such as IEEE, University of
Southern California & Columbia University and
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Dr K Kotecha
Director
Institute of Technology
Nirma University
industries like InspirOn etc. Most of the students of the
final year are placed already in various well known and
reputed institutes or R&D organizations in India.
Student exchange programme with Top ranking
International Universities may be floated soon.
To achieve our goals, faculty members also play a very
vital role. We have very dedicated and talented faculty
selected on the basis of the pool of talent and
knowledge expertise. They are our key resources in
nurturing the development of the students.
Management takes sufficient care in the technical
development of the faculty members. Special Induction
Programmes are conducted for the fresh Faculty
members. M.Tech. and Ph.D programmes in various
engineering disciplines have laid foundation for various
research activities. Students are also motivated to take
research project in the areas of their interest. Technical
conference and research activities have become a
regular feature on the campus.
It is indeed a matter of great pleasure to announce that
the institute has been ranked in the list of top
Engineering Colleges across the country, published by
magazines like India Today, Outlook, etc. We strive to
make Institute of Technology, an institution of
international repute and we are moving slowly and
steadily to achieve that goal.
Dr K Kotecha
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 The Institute
Institute of Technology is a leading institute offering
multi disciplinary undergraduate, postgraduate and
Ph.D. programmes in engineering. The institute is a
constituent of the Nirma University.
Located in peaceful and sylvan surroundings, about 15
km from Ahmedabad Railway Station, it is also easily
accessible from the state capital Gandhinagar. A
disciplined, serene and pleasant environment envelops
the campus. It blends beautifully with the green
landscaping, aesthetic elegance of arches and the
vibrant pursuit of knowledge by the young aspirants.
The academic ambience gives full scope for group
activities, which are plenty, as also to individual pursuits
for development on preferred tracks.
The institute shares the Nirma University campus with
five other institutions: Institute of Management,
Institute of Pharmacy, Institute of Science, Institute of
Diploma Studies and Institute of Law. All have
distinguished record of achievements. Students joining
the Institute of Technology have therefore, an
opportunity of interaction with the academic
community of the entire Nirma University complex. The
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academic environment generated by the interaction
between professional disciplines has a stimulating
influence, especially in the formative years of young
students. Exposure to such environment helps the
students to develop good communication skills, an
integrated personality and greater competitive spirit.
The dedication and commitment with which the
students and faculty have worked over the past
fourteen years have paid rich dividends and this has
made the institute the most preferred one among the
student fraternity. The students of this institute were
consistently securing top ranks in examinations when it
was affiliated to Gujarat University. The performance of
a student in the examinations is not the sole criterion of
the quality of education acquired; nevertheless, it is an
important indication of the effectiveness of the
academic inputs.
Special Achievements • Institute is ranked 24th among Private Colleges in
first top 50 across the country as per survey
• National Award for Engineering College having Best
Overall Performance for the year 2002 by Indian
Society for Technical Education (ISTE).
• National Award for Best Principal for the year 2002
by Indian Society for Technical Education.
• National Awards for the Best Teacher in Gujarat state
in year 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009
and 2010 by ISTE.
• Best Chapter Award for the year 2007-08, 2008-09 Important Events Hosted / Organized
& 2009-2010 by ISTE
The campus vibrates with varied activities like
• Best Student Chapter Award for the year 2003, international conventions, symposia, conferences,
2005, 2006, 2007 and 2010 by ISTE workshops, student competitions, conclaves, short term
• SGSITS National Award for Best Research by Young industry relevant programmes, ISTE approved
Teachers of Engineering Colleges for the year 2009 Continuing Education Programmes etc.
by ISTE • Information Technology Expo, February 2000.
• Students won national Doordarshan ROBOCON
• XXX ISTE Annual National Convention, December
2002, 2003, 2006, 2008, 2011 and represented
2000.
India in International meets at Tokyo, Bangkok,
Kualalumpur and Pune. • 46th All India Library Conference of Indian Library
Association, 2001.
• 'A' grade for recruitment purposes by Tata
Consultancy Services. • Seminar on Information Technology, 2001 by CII.
• A research study on Indian Institutes of Engineering • NBA-National Accreditator's Workshop, 2002 by
& Sciences has ranked the Institute at 47th position AICTE.
in Top 50 for research performance, which is
published in Current Science 2009 • National Doordarshan ROBOCON 2003 2004,
Robotics Competition.
• Institute has been ranked in first Top 25 Engineering
Colleges across the country as per survey conducted • Indian Science Congress, January 2005.
in India Today in 2007, 2009 and 2010
• International workshop on “Monsoon Climate
• Ranked 17th, 14th and 13th in the list of Top 35 Variability and Change and their impacts on water,
Private Engineering Colleges published by Outlook food and health”, 2007.
magazine, in 2007, 2008 and 2009 respectively. The
• National Seminar on Advances in Building
Institute is ranked 22nd in first Top 50 Engineering
Management System (ABMS), November 2007.
Colleges and 6th among self financed colleges across
the country as per survey published by Outlook • Advances in Remote Sensing Technology and
Magazine in 2010. Applications with special emphasis on Microwave
Remote Sensing 2008.
• The Institute has been ranked 12th in Top 25
engineering colleges in 2009 and 16th in Top 75 • National Conference on Current Trends in
engineering colleges in 2010 across the country by Technology, NUCONE in 2006, 2007, 2008 & 2009.
Competition Success Review-GHRDC Engineering
College Survey. • A national level seminar “NanoSys-10” on
“Nanotechnology- Today and tomorrow”, March
• Institute has been ranked 3rd in first top 5 among
2010.
Private Colleges across the country in 2009 and 6th
in Top 40 Private Colleges across the country as per • 1st International Conference on Current Trends in
survey conducted in Electronics For You in 2010. Technology, NUiCONE in 2010.
• Institute is ranked 47th in Top 60 engineering
colleges for Research Output as per the survey
conducted by Careers 360 in 2010. 11

Research and Consultancy Areas
Collaborative and Joint projects with Industry / R&D
institutes are undertaken by Chemical Engineering
Department. The faculty members are publishing
research papers in referred international as well as
national journals of repute. The faculty members
pursuing research through Ph.D are Prof. A. P. Vyas,
Prof. M. H. Joshipura, Prof (Ms) F.J. Patel and Prof. P. D.
Shah and Prof. Sandip Sharma.
Faculty members of Chemical Engineering Department
are getting the funding of notable amount for the
research work in the area of nanotechnology,
Environmental Engineering and Chemical Engineering
from the funding agencies like DST, AICTE, GUJCOST, IE
etc.
Apart from the regular academic work, the faculty
members of Chemical Engineering Department are also
actively involved in the topics of their interest and offers
consultancy in the areas such as:
• Environmental Audit [GPCB recognized Schedule 1
Auditor]
• Energy Audit [GEDA-BEE certified Energy Auditor]
• Process Problem Solutions & Process Modification
• Equipment Design Solutions
• Cleaner Production and Cleaner Technology
• Petroleum Product Testing and Characterization
• System Analysis & Modelling and Simulation
• Water and Waste Water Testing and Analysis
• ETP Plant Design
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• Analytical Chemistry Testing
• Chemical Surface Tension, Viscosity, Moisture content
Measurement
The Civil Engineering Department with the help of
faculty members and research scholars working for
Ph.D, contributing significantly by undertaking
sponsored research projects. Department has close co-
operation with Indian Space Research Organisation
(ISRO) for cutting edge research in the field of water
resources, flood forecasting, soil mapping using
microwave remote sensing, and in general GIS and
remote sensing applications. Department is also having
research projects funded by GUJCOST, in the area of
green building and concrete technology. MOU has been
signed with Columbia University, USA for joint research
work in the area of water management in the North
Gujarat region.
Consultancy services to government and industries are
major activities after academic and research.
Consultancy works are undertaken at Department in the
areas of Structure, Geotechnical, Environment, Project
Management, Water Resources, Transportation and GIS-
Remote Sensing. MOU has been signed with GIDC and
Dr. Fixit Institute for consultancy works and continuing
education programmes. There are well-equipped
laboratory facilities in all divisions.
Faculty members of Computer Science & Engineering
department are actively engaged in research areas like,
Networking, Artificial Intelligence, Mobile Computing,
Hardware/Software Co-design, Multimedia Systems,
Grid Computing, Image Processing, Parallel Computing
etc.
Research publication of papers/articles at International
level is a regular feature of the department. Consultancy
facilities are available in the department for software
quality assurance, system tuning, visual control systems
etc. Department imparts training in various state of the
art technologies to students/corporate personnel. Also
the faculty members of the department are handling the
GUJCOST/ISRO sponsored projects.
The faculty members of Electrical Engineering
Department are actively involved in research and
development. Faculty members have pursued and are
pursuing Ph.D at renowned institutes like IITs, IISc, NITs.
Following are the Consultancy Areas and Consultancy
works undertaken:
• Software development for various industrial
applications
• Power electronics, Industrial Drives, Industrial Process
& Control
• Energy conservation, P.F. improvement, Load
Calculations
• Computer aided design of Electrical Equipments
• High voltage and Extra high Voltage Transmission line
design
• PCB Designing
• Microprocessor and Microcontroller related
developments
• Digital Signal Processing Hardware and Software
Design
• Digital Logic Design on FPGA
• PLC & SCADA based Instrumentation & Automation
• Testing: Induction motor upto 5 HP rating,
transformers upto 11 kV, insulators upto 33 kV, LV
cable, relay testing, transformer oil testing, Digital
VLSI Design
The Mechanical Engineering Department offers
consultancy and testing services to the industry in the
various areas of Mechanical Engineering. Some of the
testing and consultancy works completed include:
• Cooling load calculation and energy saving for the
air conditioning plant.
• Design of test facility for testing of vacuum pumps
and estimation of capacity of vacuum pumps.
• Development of Plant Layout for maximizing the
energy efficiency of an Air Conditioning plant
• Estimation of thermal conductivity and over all heat
transfer coefficient for different combinations of
construction materials with wall panelling and
without wall panelling.
• Thermal conductivity determination of thermal
insulations as per ASTM/ISO standards.
• Testing of various properties of thermal insulations
such as compressive strength, water absorption,
vapour transmission, thermal resistance, linear
shrinkage, etc. as per ASTM/BIS standards.
• Thermal testing of Phase Change Material (PCM)
• Testing of basket filters
• Development of programme/algorithm of a CNC
profile grinder for grinding the punch profile
• Finite Element Analysis of a cryogenic vessel
• Solid modelling of complex castings
National Laboratory for Testing and
Development of Thermal Insulations
This laboratory is first of its kind in the country
established for the testing and development of thermal
insulations as per various National and International
Standards. The Laboratory is the outcome of a project
under the National Facilities in Engineering and
Technology with Industrial Collaboration (NAFETIC)
Scheme of the All India Council for Technical Education
(AICTE), New Delhi. The Laboratory has MoUs with
more than twenty-five industries associated with
thermal insulations for the utilisation of the test
facilities. The total cost of the project is approximately
Rs. 160.0 Lakhs. The Nirma Education and Research
foundation (NERF) has funded the major expense of the
Laboratory besides providing all the infrastructure
needed for the establishment of the Laboratory. The
prestigious setup in the Laboratory include a Guarded
Hot Plate System used for thermal conductivity
determination in the temperature range of -20ºC to
550ºC according to ASTM C177 and ISO 8302. An
Advisory Committee comprising of eminent
personalities associated with the area of thermal
insulations/heat transfer has been formed to provide
professional guidance for the functioning of the
Laboratory. The laboratory facilities are being actively
utilized by various industries for the testing of the
quality of thermal insulations.
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Academic Programmes
B.Tech. (Four Years, Eight Semesters)
1. Chemical Engineering
2. Civil Engineering
3. Computer Engineering
4. Information Technology
5. Electronics & Communications Engineering
6. Electrical Engineering
7. Instrumentation & Control Engineering
8. Mechanical Engineering.
M.Tech. (Two Years, Four Semesters)
1. Civil Engineering (Computer Aided Structural
Analysis & Design)
2. Civil Engineering (Geomatics)
3. Chemical Engineering (Environmental Process
Design)
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4. Chemical Engineering (Chemical Process and Plant
Design)
5. Electrical Engineering (Power Electronics, Machines
and Drives)
6. Electrical Engineering (Electrical Power systems)
7. Electronics & Communication Engineering (VLSI
Design)
8. Electronics & Communication Engineering
(Communication Engg.)
9. Instrumentation & Control Engineering (Control &
Automation)
10. Computer Science & Engineering
11. Information & Communication Technology
12. Mechanical Engineering (CAD/CAM)
13. Mechanical Engineering (Thermal Engineering)
14. Mechanical Engineering (Design Engineering)
15. Mechanical Engineering (Computer Integrated
Manufacturing)
Master of Computer Applications (MCA)
(Three Years - Six Semesters)
Ph.D Programmes
Ph.D. programmes in Engineering are offered
depending on available expertise.
Procedure and Mode of Admission &
Eligibility
Procedure and Mode of Admission & Eligibility
The 100% of the total intake of B.Tech. Programmes
will be filled in by the candidates who have appeared in
AIEEE – 2011 as per the following details:
Fee Structure
No. Particulars
1 Tuition Fee (Per Annum) (Provisional Fee upto 2010-11)
(* The Fee for the year 2011 – 12 to 2013-14 is yet to be fixed
by the state fee regulation committee and whatever fee is
fixed will be required to be paid.)
2 University Enrollment (One Time)
3 Semester End Examination, Mid Term +
Initial Registration,
Semester Grade Report (Per Annum)
4 Seminar, Orientation, Welcome Kit (One Time)
5 Thalasemia Test (One Time)
6 Deposits:
Caution Money Deposit (Refundable)
Library Deposits (Refundable)
Total
Transportation charges as prescribed will be extra, if applicable.
International Students
15% supernumerary seats are available for admission to
PIO (Persons of Indian Origin) & Foreign students. Out
of this about one-third i.e. 5% is reserved for Children
of Indian Workers in Gulf Countries and South East
Asia.
Candidate seeking admission to these seats should also
meet the eligibility criteria. All the admission will be on
the merit basis.
Candidate must have passed 12th Science Examination
with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics with the
percentage of marks as to be decided by the
Government of Gujarat under the rules of admission
and appeared in AIEEE – 2011 for admission to B. Tech.
Programmes.
• 75% seats shall be filled-in by the candidates who
have passed 12th Science Examination from the
schools located in Gujarat State on the basis of merit
considering equal weightage of marks obtained in
AIEEE 2011 and the marks obtained in the theory of
Physics, Chemistry and Maths.
• 25% seats shall be filled-in by the candidates who
have passed 12th Science Examination with above
mentioned subjects from the schools located in India
(including Gujarat State) on All India Rank of AIEEE
2011.
Amount (Rs.)
60,000*
400
5000
1000
100
1000
4000
71,500
The fee for PIO & Foreign students is US$ 6000 or
equivalent Indian Rupees per year. The fee for Children
of Indian Workers in Gulf countries and South East Asia
is US$ 4000 or equivalent Indian Rupees per year.
A one time processing fee of Rs. 25000/- (non-
refundable) is to be paid by PIO / Foreign students &
Children of Indian workers in Gulf Countries and South
East Asia.
For further details, please contact the Assistant Registrar
(Academic) of Nirma University.
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 Infrastructure
Computing Facility
23 Servers 930 systems
12 Mbps (1:1) lease line internet connectivity
OPERATING SYSTEMS
1. Microsoft Office Professional
2. Circuit Maker 2.2
3. Microsoft Office 2000
4. Microsoft Office XP Prosessional
5. Autocad R-13 And R-2002, R-
2004 & R-2007 (Elect & Mech)
6. Macro Media Director 8.0
7. Adobe Indesign 1.5
8. Adobe Premiere 6.0
9. Acdobe After Effects 5.0
10. Adobe Web Collection
11. Microsoft Front-Page 98 & 2000
12. System Design Software:
Popkin Software 2001 (System
Architecture)
13. Rational Rose With 10 Users
License
14. MSDN Professional & Universal
15. MSDN AA (Renewed Every Year)
16. Microsoft Publisher
17. Microsoft Project
18. Star Office 6.0
19. RT Linux
20. Dk4 Design Suit
21. Multisim 9.0
List of Software in Departments:
Civil Engineering Department
1. GIS MAP INFO 9
2. MAP BASIC, VERTICAL MAP
3. PRO SHAKE
4. LIQUEFY Pro
5. PRIMAVERA
6. STAAD – Pro Ver. 3.0
7. STAAD – Pro 2003, 2005 upgrade
from STAAD III
8. ETABS (10 USER LICENSE )
9. ETABS Nonlinear (20 USER
LICENSE )
10. SAP (20 User License)
11. AUTOCAD 2009 (PACK)
Electrical Enginerring
1. MAGNET Ver 6 2D/3D PM3D/2D
2. ETAP Power Station ver. 4.7.0
3. PSIM
4. SPEED
5. ANSYS Multi Physics ver. 10.0
6. MATLAB 6.5
7. PSCAD
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Available Software
Application Software
22. LIQUEFY Pro 5.0
23. Net.Z1.1 (Lan Trainner S/W)
Compilers/Languages:
1. Microsoft Visual Basic 4.0
2. Microsoft Visual C++ 4.0
3. Borlnd Dbase For Dos
4. Borland C++ 3.1
5. C++Builder 6
6. Cobol – 85 /Dos 1.003
7. Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0
(Visual Basic, Vfp, Vc C++)
8. Microsoft Visual Studio .NET
9. Sybase- Powerbuilder (31 Set)
10. Microsoft Jbuilder
11. LEX & YACC For Windows
12. LPA Prolog
Operating Systems
1. Windows NT 4.0 (3 Set)
2. Microsoft Back Office Server 4.5
(Msproxy, MS SQL, MS Exchange,
MS Site Server, MS sms 2.0)
3. Windows NT Terminal Server
4. Windows 2000 Advance Server (2)
5. Windows 2003 Std. Server Edition
6. SCO Unix 5.0
7. Novell Netware 5.0 (100 User Lic.)
8. Code Composer Studio
Instrumentation and Control
Department
1. MATLAB 6.1, 6.5
2. LabView
Chemical Engineering Department
1. HTRI XCHANGER SUIT
2. HYSYS PLANT - SIMULATION &
CONTROL SOFTWARE
3. HYPROP - PROPERTY
PREDICTION SOFTWARE
4. SUPERPRO - DESIGNER
SOFTWARE
5. OIL & AMINE
CHARACTERIZATION SOFTWARE
Electronic and Communication
Department
1. GENESYS
2. Mentor Graphics
3. XYLINX ISE 10
4. XYLINX EDK 10
5. XYLINX SYSTEM GENERATOR 10
8. Windows 2000 Professional
9. Windows XP Prof. (3-Copy & 120
Paper Lic.)
10. MS-DOS (121 Copy)
11. Windows XP Professional
12. Red Hat Linux 7.3 / 9.0
Professional
13. Red Hat Linux Enterprise Es 2.1
14. Apple Imac
15. Windows Vista Business
16. Windows 7 Professional (190 Lic)
Database Management Software:
1. Oracle 8 For Windows-NT
(Client Server)
2. Oracle 8i For Windows-NT
(Client Server)
3. Oracel 10g (Unlimitted User Lic.)
Multimedia Software:
1. Adobe Web Premium Cs 5
Anti Virus Software:
1. Protecture Plus 2.6
2. Norton Anti Virus 2001
3. McAfee Virus Scan
4. ESET Nod 32 Corparate Edition
6. TANNER TOOLS 11
7. MULTISIM 10
8. VISUAL DSP
9. XYLINX CHIPSCOPE 6.3
10. OrCAD, TSpice
11. Code Composer Studio
Mechanical Department
1. MASTER CAM 7.1
2. ANSYS 8.0
3. AUTOCAD 2002, 2004
4. AUTOCAD Inventor 2009
(Network License)
5. PRO/ENGINEER WILDFIRE 3.0
6. ALTAIR HYPERWORKS 9.0
7. FLUENT 6.3.26
8. GAMBIT 2.4.6
9. NX CACAD 100 ADVANCE
MACHINING Ver. NX 7.0
10. ROBOCELL 5.32
11. HTRI- XCHANGER SUITE
Mathematics & Humanities
Department
1. Digital Mentor
Transportation Students’ Section
Transportation facility is provided to students from This Section looks after admissions, registrations,
different locations in City to the Institute and back. For students’ records and verifications, examinations,
this, NERF has its own fleet of buses which ply on pre- scholarships and concessions. It also issues various
decided routes in Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar. certificates and transcripts.
Hostel Accommodation Canteen
Limited accommodations are available for PG Students A modern canteen building provides hygienic and
only. However, guidance is provided for hostel wholesome food, snacks and beverages.
accommodation available outside the campus, at
different places in Ahmedabad City. Play Grounds
Bank Playgrounds for Cricket, volleyball, football and other
games are maintained on the campus. Indoor games
For the benefit of the students, and staff members, facilities have also been created. A full-fledged
Kalupur Commercial Co-operative Bank is having its gymnasium facility is also available for students.
branch working on the campus.
Student Store
A students’ store is run on a no profit no loss basis, and
provides all the necessary materials like stationary,
instrument etc. to students
Key Facilitators
• Shri D. P. Chhaya
Executive Registrar, Nirma University
• Shri Ashish Desai
University Engineer, Dean- Students’ affairs
• Shri B. J. Patel
Deputy Registrar
• Shri Vincent Vaz
Incharge, Student Section and Student Counsellor
• Shri. Kanak Dave
Chief co-ordinator, Student Welfare
• Ms. Hiral Patel
Librarian
• Mr. Alok Bhattnagar
Public Relation Officer 17
 Library Resource Center
The Library aims to facilitate learning, teaching,
research, training and consultancy activities at the
Institute. The Institute of Technology Library is one of
the best engineering libraries in the State.
An user-friendly library software called Alice For
Windows (AfW) has been adopted at the Library
Resource Center so as to make it fully automated. This
internationally popular software facilitates automated
circulation (issue & return) of the books and speedy
access to bibliographies, locations and availability
information of the books stocked in the library. A web
based catalogue is also available on the internet for
inquiring about the books. In addition to this the
software facilitates biometric identification of users,
provided efficient resource management system and
generates useful management information for effective
decision making.
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Apart from this, the center has also adopted latest
information technology mediums like CD, DVD,
Multimedia Kits, Bar-Code Scanners, Text as well as
Graphic Scanners and biometric readers for the
convenience of the participants.
The library portal facilitates access to digital resources
like journals, magazines, videos, CDs, etc and also
provides all relevant and useful information about the
library in addition to linking the Central Library Resource
Center of the University.
The Library offers the following services
Reading Facilities, Reference, Circulation, Photocopying,
Video CDs Viewing, Computerized Information Search,
Library Orientation Programme, Newspaper Clipping,
Current Awareness Services, Inter Library Loan, New
Arrival List, Selective Dissemination Service, Online
Journal Access.
Resources
The collection is mainly strong in engineering and
technology; however good information sources on
humanities and social sciences are also available. The
Library has a collection of over 48,800 books, 2717
bound volumes, 360 current subscriptions to journals,
magazines and newspapers, 2020 indian and
international standards. Apart from this more than 781
e-journals are available in the online journal databases
(like ASCE - American Society of Civil Engineers, ASME
- American Society of Mechanical Engineers), IEEE/IEE
Electronic Library Online, ACM - Association of
Computing Machinery Digital Library, ACS - Americal
Chemical Socity Journals & Elsevier Science Direct)
subscribed by the Library. The non-book materials
collection includes 3547 CDs/DVDs/Floppies, 265
Video Cassettes, and 275 Audio Cassettes.
Moreover one unique resource (video lecture series)
from NPTEL (National Programme on Technology
Enhanced Learning) has been added to the Collection.
There are 110 complete video courses, each of forty
hours duration in five engineering branches and core
Science Programmes produced by IIT and IISc
Professors, These lectures can be accessed from
anywhere on the NU campus through the Library home
page.
Institutional Membership
The Library is an Institution Member of:
The British Library – Ahmedabad, Institute of Engineers
– Kolkata, Indian Society for Earthquake Technology
(IETE), Developing Library Network (DELNET), Institute
of Steel Development and Growth (INSDAG), Indian
National Digital Library in Science and Technology
(INDEST), Indian Geotechnical Society, Indian Institute
of Technology – Mumbai, American Information
Resource Center – Mumbai, World Institute of
Sustainable Energy.
Digital Library
Keeping in tune the global developments we are
creating an institutional repository using DSpace
Software (Digital Library Software). We are inputting
institutional information like, faculty papers, thesis, and
dissertations in PDF format at D-Space. Students can
access these digital information any where in the
campus through our server.
Book Bank Service
The Library Resource Center provides book bank facility
to the students of Institute of Technology. The main
purpose of this service is to help the needy meritorious
students.
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 Pedagogy Courses and Assessment
Nirma University has provided for a credit based
evaluation system. It is devised to motivate students for
systematic and continuous study. Term assignments,
laboratory and project work are given great importance
and are continuously assessed. Moreover, there is a Mid
Semester Examination and Semester End Examination
for theory courses.
The institute has also initiated a number of measures to
bring the curricula and assessment system of its
programmes in conformity with international norms.
Provision is also made for remedial teaching wherever
necessary.
Special attention is given to improve English language
and Communication Skills of the students.
Supplementary courses that promote self-development,
societal and environmental awareness are also offered.
For talented and motivated students, there is a provision
of Audit courses. These are additional and optional
courses to cultivate familiarity with emerging or
advanced interdisciplinary topics.
Discipline - The Keyword
The Institute has earned a name for quality education.
This is due to efforts and devotion of well-qualified
faculty of the institution. The academic calendar for the
whole year is notified in the beginning and is strictly
adhered to. Students' attendance is compulsory and
shortfall is notified. It is expected from every student
that he/she should conduct himself/herself with
discipline, decency and dignity both inside and outside
the campus. The institute sends progress reports of the
students to their parents periodically with a view to
keep them informed.
Counseling
Student counseling is a distinguished feature of the
institute. Each faculty member is assigned about 15
students. The faculty meets them periodically and
reviews their attendance, submissions, academic
performance and provides necessary guidance for
improvement. In addition to this, the Institute also
provides the services of a professional psychological
counselor who can be approached for any other issues
that hinder the learning processes of the students.
Alumni Association (NITAA)
The eleven batches of UG students and seven batches
of PG students have graduated from the institute. All
activities necessary to fully integrate the Alumni
association with the developmental efforts of the
institute are being actively planned. Regular contact
with the alumni is maintained and efforts for their full
participation in the activities of the institute are being
made. Alumni get together is an annual event. NITAA is
also giving scholarships to bright and needy students.

Institute of Technology is a constituent of Nirma • Learning through classroom teaching, practical

University and, therefore, it has full freedom to develop
new courses, introduce innovations in teaching and
education systems with greater emphasis on
interdisciplinary programmes.
Pedagogy
The institute makes use of an appropriate mix of
pedagogical tools to train students to handle
professional responsibilities. These include lectures by an
appropriate mix of in-house and visiting faculty, expert
lectures, discussions, seminars, project assignments and
visits to industries and project sites. Continuous
evaluation and counseling are important parts of the
academic programme.
The Approach to Learning
• Rigorous coaching & continuous evaluation
• Credit based system with weightage of different
components of study.
work, industry visits, project work and video
lectures through multi media.
• Academic rigor and innovative pedagogical tools
• Emphasis on field based projects and interaction
with practitioners
• Faculty guidance and advisory system with Faculty
as Counselors to students
• Continuous enhancement of Communication Skills
• Promoting use of computers in every learning
activity.
• Continuous up gradation of state of the art
knowledge and skills.
• Active participation of students in creative co-
curricular activities

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 Networking Initiative
Memorandum of Understanding
Several MoUs are signed with a view to initiate
collaborative activities, support, exchange programmes
and research projects. Some of the MoUs that the
Nirma University has signed with leading industries and
institutes across the globe are as follows:
1. Microsoft India (P) Limited, Mumbai
2. INFOSYS Technologies, Bangalore
3. Larsen & Toubro Limited, Vadodara
4. GREEN Industry- Institute Partnership Project,
Ahmedabad
5. Gujarat Electronics & Software Industries
Association, Ahmedabad
6. Tata Consultancy Limited, Ahmedabad
7. Gujarat Chemical Association, Ahmedabad
8. Naroda Environment Projects Limited, Ahmedabad
9. Electronics & Quality Development Center,
Gandhinagar
10. BOSCH REXROTH Limited, Ahmedabad
11. Patel Airtemp Limited, Ahmedabad
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12. Sardar Patel Renewable Energy Research Institute
13. InspirOn Engineering Pvt Limited
14. Dr. Fixit Institute of Structural Protection &
Rehabilitation
15. Columbia University , USA
16. IEEE, New York, USA
17. University of Southern California, USA
Recognized Research Institutions
The university has recognized the following National
Institutes for conducting research under various Ph.D.
programmes
• Physical Research Laboratory (PRL),Ahmedabad.
• Space Application Centre (ISRO), Ahmedabad.
• B.V. Patel Pharmaceutical Education & Research
Development (PERD) Centre, Ahmedabad.
• Directorate of Forensic Science, Government of
Gujarat, Ahmedabad
• Cadila Pharmaceuticals Ltd., Ahmedabad
• Intas Pharmaceuticals Ltd., Ahmedabad
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 Industry Institution Interaction CELL Industrial Training for the Students
Training is the integral part of the study to acknowledge
them for real world problems. Students are placed at
various industries for 6 to 8 weeks and under
supervision and guidance of respective industry
personnel. The faculty carries out monitoring and
evaluation regularly.
Industrial Visit – Study Tour
industry personnel for successful implementation of
such projects.
Training for the Faculty
The Faculty members are deputed to the industry to
gain first hand experience on industrial plants and
processes. This exposure enhances the teaching
capability of the faculty and allows them to enrich their
classroom delivery.

In each semester, industry visits of the students with
faculty members are organized to the relevant industries
at various locations. It serves the objective of exposure
to large-scale practical applications of theoretical
aspects for the students.
Student Projects
Students prepare the projects reflecting the needs and
problems of the industry. Institute faculty interacts with
Career Orientation Programmes
Programmes to orient students about industry
expectations are organized. Additional seminars are
undertaken by the students in each semester to improve
learning in the areas like Literature Survey, Personality
Development, Group Discussion and Presentation Skills.
Moreover, opportunities of Technologies for
communication skills enhancement are provided.

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Expert Lectures
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Lectures by respective professionals III Cell organizes expert lecture series during seminar or ERRICSON MAHINDRA & MAHINDRA THOROGOOD
at the department level in coordination with student ESSAR MICROSOFT TORRENT POWER-AEC
Followings are some of the key activities carried out by organizations. Such lectures familiarize the students and ETA ENGINEERING MISYS TVS MOTORS
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and their correlation with the textbook material.
Industry Meet FREESCALE SEMICONDUCTOR NATIONAL INSTRUMENTS VEDANTA GROUP
FUTURE FIRST NOKIA SIEMENS VEERAL CONTROLS
III Cell organizes industrial meet at the institute. Two Continuing Education Program
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such meets were organized by the III CELL. Both the Institute has enough expertise to arrange continuing GEA PROCESS ORACLE WELSPUN
meets proved fruitful for the students, faculty and the education programmes for person working in industry; GNFC PHILIPS LIMITED WIPRO
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RELIANCE INDUSTRIES
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 Looking Beyond Curriculum Co-curricular Activities
The Institute also gives equal importance to projects,
industrial visits and training during vacations to support
their curricular work. Seminars enable students to
develop many skills. They develop searching skills
through internet, e-journals, books and journals on a
specific topic. They also enhance the library reading,
writing and presentation skills. Special programmes on
humanities, communication skills, computers, foreign
languages are offered to students on a regular basis.
Two additional courses on career orientation have been
added in the curriculum, so that students are sensitized
about their potential and can plan their career. National
competitions such as ROBOCON provide the incentive
to work beyond classroom hours in interdisciplinary
areas.
Extra Curricular Activities
Sport events are regularly organized every year.
Programmes like High Altitude Trekking Camp and
Motor Bike Expedition are also planned during the
summer vacation. This inculcates the spirit of adventure
and builds teamwork among students.
Alongwith the regular academic courses, the Institute
carries out cultural activities, literary events, fine arts
etc. to develop various required skills among the
students. Events like “Annual Garba Mahotsav”,
“Freshers' Talent”, “ABHIVYAKTI”, “VAUDEVILLE-
Cultural Festival”, Celebration of Independence day &
Republic day, Farewell function for the graduating
students, Felicitation on the Foundation day, Alumni get
together are some of the regular events of the institute.
Orientation for Freshers
The Institute organizes a unique orientation programme
of five days for the new entrants. Various lectures on
Time Management, Coping with stress, Human
relations, Positive attitude, Communication skills, etc.
are delivered by eminent speakers to the students. This
programme enables the students and faculty to interact
with each other, understand each other and it also
provides smooth transition from school life to a new
environment of professional studies.

Student Associations speakers, different competitions, debates, quiz, etc.

The Institute makes all possible efforts for all round
development of each and every student by way of extra
curricular as well as co-curricular activities. To arrange
such activities, there are many student forums. These
branch wise student associations are formed to serve as
the pivots, around which the diverse activities revolve
and play a significant role in the development of the
students. Through out the year, these associations
arrange many activities like expert lectures by eminent
Students also organize blood donation camps, “Cry”
card sale, blood disease awareness programmes, etc.
The institute also encourages students of different
departments to organize national / state level technical
festivals. Apart from branch wise associations, student
chapters of national / international professional bodies
are also operative such as IEEE, SAE, CSI, ISA,
ROTRACT, ISTE etc.

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 Departments

Faculty Development Programmes 4. Participation in collaborative research projects.

The teachers are encouraged to update their knowledge 5. Promotion of consultancy.

and skills through various training and learning modes. 6. Training in industries and specialized testing work
Constant efforts are being made by the Management to etc.
achieve this aim. Some of the initiatives taken in this
direction are listed below. 7. To organize and conduct national / state level
training programmes for professionals.
1. Deputation for higher studies for M. Tech and Ph.D.
in India and abroad.
2. In-service registration to pursue Ph.D. programmes.
3. Participation in reputed conferences and seminars
on technical subjects.

Role of Departments In this context the role of the faculty in the total process
of teaching-learning assumes great importance.
Departments play a pivotal role in developing and
implementing academic programmes. There are six Faculty
departments viz: Chemical Engineering, Civil
Through a judicious recruitment policy and enlightened
Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electrical
approach, NERF has ensured that the institute is staffed
Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Mathematics
by a well-qualified and competent faculty to shoulder
& Humanities. Each department has different sections
the responsibilities of maintaining high standards of
according to the programmes/specialties handled by it.
education in the institute. In keeping with the aims
The institute has evolved a participatory model of
outlined in the mission statement, the faculty members
administration through which all proposals of budgetary
remain fully conscious of their dual role both as teachers
allocation, academic development, curricular reforms,
to impart efficiently technical knowledge to students as
laboratory updates etc. first originate at the section level
well as counselors to guide them for their overall
and then finalized at the department and higher level.
development.
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CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
The department offers degree in B. Tech. (Chemical
Engineering), M. Tech. (Chemical Engineering) with
specialization in Environmental Process Design and
Chemical Process & Plant Design, and Ph. D. (Chemical
Engineering). The department comprises of divisions of
Mass Transfer, Thermodynamics, Reaction Engineering,
Heat Transfer, Process Design, Instrumentation and
Control, Process Development, Environmental
Engineering and Management, Cleaner Production &
Cleaner Technology and Modeling & Simulation.
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Programmes Offered
• B. Tech. Chemical Engineering
• M. Tech. Chemical Engineering (Environmental
Process Design)
• M. Tech. Chemical Engineering (Chemical Process
and Plant Design)
• Ph. D. in Chemical Engineering
Dr. S. S. Patel - HOD
B. Tech. in Chemical Engineering
Curriculum: Main Subjects
Basic Sciences: Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics,
Computer Programming, Engineering Mechanics,
Electrical Engineering and Electronics, Environmental
Studies.
Applied Technology: Engineering Drawing, Workshop
Practice
Humanities: English, Communication Skills, Economics,
Management, Entrepreneurship Development and
Business Management.
Engineering Sciences:
• Organic Chemistry, Fluid Flow Operations, Chemical
Process Industries, Solid Fluid Operations,
• Heat Transfer Operations, Process Calculations,
Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics, Physical &
Analytical Chemistry, Strength of Materials, Theory
of Machine & Machine Design
• Mass Transfer Operations, Chemical Engineering
Computations, Applied Instrumentation, Process
Dynamics & Control
• Process Equipment Design, Chemical Reaction
Engineering, Hydrocarbons Technology
• Environmental Pollution Control and Safety
Management, Modelling & Simulation, Minor and
Major Projects based on the basic fundamentals of
Chemical Engineering, Transport Phenomena,
Process Utilities and Energy Efficiency, thrust areas
like Design, Modeling and Simulation, Production
etc.
Electives (Any Four)
Food Technology, Non-Conventional Energy Sources,
Dye and Dye Intermediates, Unit Processes,
Nanotechnology, Advance Separation Techniques,
Fertilizer Technology, Polymer Technology, Chemical
Engineering Economics and Plant Design, Computer
Aided Chemical Process Design, Pharmaceutical
Technology, Process Optimization, Air Pollution Control
techniques, Environment Management, Bio-Chemical
Engineering, Catalytic Reaction Engineering, Process
Integration, Advances in Chemical Process Control,
Applied Chemical Process Thermodynamics, Solid Waste
Treatment Techniques. Advanced Chemical Analytical
Instrumentations.
Project, Seminar – Industrial Training.
Laboratory Facilities
Well-equipped laboratories:
• Mass Transfer Operations
• Fluid Flow Operations
• Chemical Reaction Engineering
• Instrumentation & Process Controls
• Heat Transfer Operations
• Solid Fluid Operations
• Transport Phenomena
• Modelling & Simulation
• Hydrocarbons Technology
• Liquid Effluent Characterization
• Computing Lab
• Sophisticated Analytical Instrumentation Lab
equipped with GC, AAS, UV-Spectrophotometer,
TOC etc.
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 Software
• Available software: Hysys.Plant, HYPROP III, Oil &
Amine Characterization, Super-Pro Designer,
Polymath, HTRI and G-Proms.

Continuing Education Programmes

Department has conducted AICTE/ISTE sponsored Short
Term Training Programmes on:
• Energy Management & Optimization in Chemical
Process Industries
• Improving global competitiveness in industry by
application of CP/CT tools
Resource persons: • Dr. C. B. Upasani, Jyoti Om Laboratories,
• Recent advances in catalysis and its applications
Ankleshwar
ISTE approved self financed Short Term Training • Shri. R. M. Cursetji, Head –Technology
Programme on: Development, Sud- Chemie- India Pvt Ltd., • Dr. S. K. Nema, IPR, Ahmedabad
Ankleshwar. • Mr. A.K. Jindal, General Manager, L&T Water
• New horizon of Bio-process engineering and Nano-
biotechnology applications • Dr. R. V. Jasra, Head, R & D Division, RILVMD, Division, Pune
Vadodara. • Dr. Jubin Varghese, Water Programme Manager,
• Process Simulators in Chemical Engineering
• Dr. D. Rajeshwar, Director, R & D Center, RIL SIEMENS, Banglore
• Environmental Monitoring and Analysis Mumbai. • Mr. R. A. Soni, Dy. General Manager-Process, Alpha
Student Activities
• Environmental Management for Sustainable • Shri. Bipinbhai Patel, Chairman, GESCSL, Vatva, Project Services Pvt. Ltd., Vadodara.
Industrial Development Chemical Engineering Students' Association (ChESA) Ahmedabad
organizes extra curricular and co-curricular activities
National Level Seminars conducted by Department
regularly. CHEMOZÁLE is the National Level Technical
are:
Students' Symposium consisting of Paper Presentation,
• Nanotechnology and Its Recent Trends Model & Poster Presentation, Brain Storming, and
Faculty in Chemical Engineering Department
Technical Quiz etc. since year 2000 annually. The other
• Nanoways2009 -Nanotechnology: Today and main annual activities are Enigma - The ultimate Quiz
Tomorrow Dr. S. S. Patel Ph. D. (Chem. Engg.) Prof. R. N. Reddy M. Tech. (Chem. Engg.)
Contest and publication of ChESA magazine
Professor and Head Asst. Prof.
• Nanosys 2010 -Nanotechnology: Today and “SYNERGY”.
Tomorrow Dr. J. P. Ruparelia Ph. D. (Env. Engg.) Dr. S. G. Pillai Ph. D. (Chemistry)
Professor Asst. Prof.
Prof. A. P. Vyas M. E. (Chem. Engg.) Prof. (Ms). L. V. Bora M. E. (Chem. Engg.)
Sr. Associate Professor Pursuing Ph. D. Asst. Prof.
Dr. R.K. Mewada Ph. D (Chem. Engg.) Prof. (Ms). P. S. Patel M. Tech.(Chem. Engg.)
Associate Professor Asst. Prof.
Prof. (Ms.) F. J. Patel M. E. (Chem. Engg.) Prof. (Ms) N. P. Chokshi M. E. (Chem. Engg.)
Asst. Prof. Pursuing Ph. D. Asst. Prof.
Prof. M. H. Joshipura M. E. (Chem. Engg.), Prof. Parag Saxena M. E. (Chem. Engg.)
Asst. Prof. Pursuing Ph. D. Asst. Prof.
Prof. P. D. Shah M. Tech. (Chem. Engg.) Prof. (Ms). Neha Patni M. Phil. (Energy)
Asst. Prof. Pursuing Ph. D. Asst. Prof.
Prof. N. R. Shah M. E. (Chem. Engg.) Prof. Sandip Sharma M. E. (Env.Mgmt.)
Asst. Prof. Pursuing Ph. D. Asst. Prof.
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 Dr. P. H. Shah - HOD

CIVIL ENGINEERING B. Tech. in Civil Engineering Laboratory Facilities

Curriculum: Main Subject Areas • Material Testing
Basic Sciences: Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, • Cement & Concrete
Computer Programming, Engineering Mechanics,
Electrical Engineering & Electronics and Environmental • Structural Engineering
Studies • Geotechnical Engineering
Applied Technology: Engineering Drawing, Workshop • Transport Engineering
Practice
• Surveying & GIS
Humanities: English, Communication Skills, Economics,
Management, Entrepreneurship • Environmental Engineering

Engineering Sciences: • Shock table facilities

• Civil Engineering Graphics, Surveying, and • Computing Lab

Computer Applications
• Strength of Materials, Structural Analysis, Analysis
and Design of various Buildings and Special
Structures
• Earthquake Engineering
• Construction Project Execution, Construction of
Structures and Management of Works, Contracts
Programmes Offered Management and Professional Practice, Economics
and Cost Estimation
• B. Tech in Civil Engineering
• Geology and Geotechnical Engineering, Foundation
• M.Tech in Civil Engineering Engineering
(Computer Aided Structural Analysis & Design).
• Water Recourses and Irrigation, Fluid Mechanics,
• M.Tech in Civil Engineering (Geomatics) Hydraulic Structures and Environmental
• Ph.D. in Civil Engineering Engineering
• Surface Transportation Engineering, Docks &
Harbours, Airport Engineering
• Practical Training on Civil Engineering Projects Site
• Civil Engineering Project Planning and Design
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 Continuing Education Programmes
The department organizes various continuing education
programmes in diverse areas. Some major programmes
are listed below:
• Design of High Rise structures
Student's activities
Organization of Civil Engineering Student (OrCES)
organizes a national level paper presentation, model
making, case design, green building competitions under
CONTECH every year since 2003.

• Services in Modern Buildings

• Programming with C++ Research and Consultancy
• Training on STAAD-Pro The department with the help of faculty members and
research scholars working for Ph.D, contributing
• Evaluation, Repair and Rehabilitation of Distressed significantly by undertaking sponsored research
Structures. projects. Department has close co-operation with Indian
• Smart Structures, Materials and Structural Systems Space Research Organisation (ISRO) for cutting edge
research in the field of water resources, flood
• Concrete and its proportioning
forecasting, soil mapping using microwave remote
• Non-destructive Evaluation Techniques sensing, and in general GIS and remote sensing
applications.
• Project Management using Primavera
Consultancy services to government and industry is
• Applications of Remote Sensing and Geographic
major activity after teaching and research. Consultancy
Information System in Civil Engineering
works are undertaken at the department in the areas of
• GPS and its Applications Structural, Geotechnical, Environmental, Water
Resources, Transportation and GIS-Remote Sensing
• Geomatics for Civil Engineers
area. There are well-equipped laboratory facilities in all
• Water Resources Engineering and Management divisions.
• Applications of GIS for Groundwater
Faculty in Civil Engineering Department
• Earthquake Resistant Design and Construction of Resource Persons
Structures Dr. P. H. Shah Ph.D. (Geotechnical Engg.), Prof. A. M. Popat M.E. (Water Resources)
• Dr. H.V. Trivedi, Former Director, Institute of Prof. and Head IIT, Mumbai Asst. Professor
• Mechanization for Construction Projects Technology, Nirma University
Prof. N. C. Vyas M.Tech Prof. S. P. Thakker M.E.
• Advanced Building System and Services • Prof. G.N.Patel, Former Head, Civil Engineering Professor on contract basis (Structural Engineering) Asst. Professor. (Structural Engineering)
Department, Nirma University
• Advanced Foundation Design
Dr. P. V. Patel Ph.D. (Structural Engg.) Prof. Ketan Lakhteria M.E. (Environmental
• Prof. C. H. Shah, Consulting Structural Engineering,
• Concrete Health Monitoring Professor MSU, Baroda Asst. Professor Engineering)
Ahmedabad
• Structural Steel Design - Limit State Method • Shri Pavan Bakeri, Director, Bakeri Engineering and Dr. A. K. Singh Ph.D. (Water Resources), Prof. A. A. Kandya M.Tech. (Environmental
Industries Ltd., Ahmedabad Professor Uni Karlsruhe, Germany Asst. Professor Engg.), Pursuing Ph.D.

Dr. S. S. Trivedi Ph.D. (Geotechnical Engg.), Prof. Payal Trivedi M.S. (Construction
Asso. Professor IIT, Delhi Asst. Professor Management)

Prof. S. S. Kolte M.Tech. (Environmental Prof. Jahanvi Suthar M.E. (Structural

Asso. Professor Engg), Pursuing Ph.D. Asst. Professor Engineering)

Dr. U. V. Dave Ph.D. (Structural Prof. Krutik Trivedi M.Tech (Structural

Asso. Professor Engineering), IIT, Mumbai Asst. Professor Engineering)

Dr. P. R. Patel Ph.D. (Geomatics), Prof. Zalak Chhaya M.Tech (Structural

Asso. Professor IIT, Mumbai Asst. Professor Engineering)

Dr. S. P. Purohit Ph.D. (Structural Prof. Pratima Singh M.Tech (Urban Planning)
Asso. Professor Engineering), IIT, Mumbai Asst. Professor

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 Prof. D. J. Patel - HOD

COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING B.Tech. in Computer Engineering

(4 Years)

Curriculum: Main subjects

Basic Science: Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics,

Computer Programming, Engineering Mechanics,
Electrical Engineering & Electronics, Environmental
Studies, Applied Technology, Engineering Drawing,
Workshop Practice, Applied Mathematics, Discrete
Mathematics, Engineering Economic & Business
Management, Probability Statistic and Numerical
Analysis.

Humanities: English, Communication Skills, Economics,

Management, Entrepreneurship, Career Orientation.

Engineering Sciences: Fundamentals of Digital

Programmes Offered
• B.Tech (Computer Engineering)
• B.Tech (Information Technology)
• M.Tech (Computer Science and Engineering)
• M.Tech (Information and Communication
Technology)
• Master of Computer Application (M.C.A)
• Ph.D (Computer Science & Engineering)
Electronics, Electronic Circuits, Database Management
Systems, Data Structure and Algorithms, Microprocessor
Architecture and Interfacing, Computer Architecture
and Peripherals, Object Oriented Software Engineering,
I n t e r n e t a n d We b D e v e l o p m e n t , A d v a n c e
Microprocessors, Computer Graphics, Computer
Networks, Design of Operating System, Theory of
Computation, Operating System, System Programming,
Data Compression and Encryption, Data
Communication, Artificial Intelligence and Expert
Systems, Principles of Compiler Design, Seminar,
Software Project Lab.
Electives
Pa r a l l e l C o m p u t i n g , D a t a b a s e D e s i g n a n d
Administration, Analysis and Design of Algorithm,
Advanced Java Programming, Mobile Computer
Architectures, Distributed System, Advanced Operating
System, Data Warehousing and Mining, Image
Processing and Pattern Recognition, Simulation and
Modeling, Information Theory and Coding, ERP, SCM
and CRM
Electives from other discipline: Programmable Logic
Controller. Industrial Instrumentation, Digital System
Design, Embedded Systems, Alternate Energy Sources,
O p t i m i z a t i o n Te c h n i q u e s f o r E n g i n e e r s ,
Entrepreneurship Development, Introduction to
Accounting, Technical Writing, Elements of Marketing
Management, etc.
Industry Project: Full semester project work in industry
or R & D institutes.

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 e-Learning Facilities
• Setup in collaboration with IIT Bombay for Distance
Education Programmes, facilities have been setup
to receive the lectures delivered at IIT Bombay live
through a dedicated VSAT network having facility
of live video interaction.
Continuing Education Programmes
As a part of continuing Education Programme the
department has carried out Short Term Training
Programmes for teachers and industry professionals
• .NET

• Another facility setup uses ISRO's EDUSAT network • Web Application Development
to receive lecture from national level training • Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP
institutes for technical education.
• Advanced Java
• Institute is one of the centre for ISRO's INDO-US
Universities network where the expert lecturer and • Real Time Linux
courses are conducted over video conferencing. • Service Oriented Architecture & Web Services
• Setup for online test, e-assignments and e-
assessment.

B.Tech. in Information Technology Computer/Laboratory facilities

(4 Years)
Curriculum: Main subjects
Basic Sciences & Humanities: As offered in B.Tech in
Computer Engineering
Engineering Science: Fundamental of Digital
Electronics, Electronics Circuits, Database Management
System, Data Communication Operating System,
Computer Architecture & Peripherals Data Structure and
Algorithms, Microprocessor Architecture and
Programming, Object Oriented Software Engineering,
Computer Graphics, Web Technologies, Computer
Networks, Seminar, Management Information System,
Design of Operating Systems, Data Compression, Minor
Project, Optimization Principles and Techniques,
Network Protocols.
Department Electives: Theory of Automata & Formal
Languages, Information Theory and Coding, ERP,SCM &
CRM, Digital Image Processing, Language Translator,
Distributed Systems, Distributed Database Architecture,
Data Engineering, Geographical Information System,
Distributed System, Advanced Network and Security,
Mobile Computing, Artificial Intelligence and Expert
Systems, Data Compression, Advanced Computer
Architecture, Service Oriented Architecture.
Electives from other discipline: Same as B.Tech in
Computer Engineering.
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• There are well equipped laboratories with state of
the art machines loaded with latest softwares
necessary for each proramme.
• All necessary networking equipments such as
routers, switches, wireless access points, Add-on
devices etc are also available for laboratory work.
• Special Systems: Multicore Machine Graphics
Workstations iMac, Simputer, FPGA design kit, DSP
kits, Wireless Sensor Netwok.
• Various operating system, language compilers and
tools.
• Rapid Development and analysis tools such as
Rational Rose, Oracle, Complete range of Microsoft
Visual Development Tools, Real Time Linux,
Electronic System Design Tools for Embedded
System, VLSI Design Tools etc. Many open source
software such as Linux, MySql, Tomcat Servers,
Network Simulators, System Simulator etc are also
used extensively
• Department has setup for center of Excellence with
various international alliances like CISCO, Microsoft
etc.
• Internet access is available on all the computers in
the laboratory.
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 Computer Science & Engineering
Prof. D. J. Patel M.E. Dr. Kuntal Patel M.C.A, Ph.D
Students Activities
Professor and Head (Electronics) Asst. Prof.
There are three branch specific student association Dr. S. N. Pradhan Ph.D. Mr. Jaiprakash Verma M.C.A
ACES(Computer Engineering), Infocrats (Information Professor Asst. Prof.
Technology)AMS(MCA Programme). There are other
Dr. Sanjay Garg Ph.D. (CSE) Mr. Devendra Vashi M.C.A.
association like CSI students chapter, IEEE student
Professor Asst. Prof.
chapter and Rotract Club of which student can become
member and carryout or participate in cocurriculur & Prof. K. P. Agrawal M.E. (CE) Mr. Purvi Kansara B.E. (CE)
Community related activities for overall self Sr. Asso. Prof. Asst. Prof. Pursuing M.Tech
development. Activities carried out are National / State Mr. Rushabh Shah M.C.A.
Prof. Madhuri Bhavsar M.E.(MSA),
Level, Technical Festivals with Programmes like Paper Sr. Asso. Prof. Pursuing Ph.D. Asst. Prof.
Presentation, Robotics, Quiz, Management Games,
Prof. Vibha Patel M.E. (CE), Ms. Pooja Shah B.E. (CE)
Programming Contest, Debate etc. On the community
Sr. Asso. Prof. Pursuing Ph.D Asst. Prof. Pursuing M.Tech.
front activities like literacy programme in villages & for
under privileged, help to oldage homes, Blood Prof. Tejal Upadhyay M.E. (CE) Mr. Sapan Mankad B.E. (CE)
Donations etc. are organized. Asst. Prof. Asst. Prof. Pursuing M.Tech.

Prof. Sharda Valiveti M.E. (CE) Ms. Usha Patel B.E. (CE) Asst.
Sr. Asso. Prof. Pursuing Ph.D. Prof. Pursuing M.Tech
Resource Persons
Prof. Gaurang Raval M.E. (CE) Mr. Jitendra Bhatia B.E. (CE)
• Prof. A.R.Dasgupta Retired Scientist, SAC ISRO, Asso. Prof. Pursuing Ph.D. Asst. Prof. Pursuing M.Tech
Ahmedabad Mr. Vishal Parikh B.E. (CE)
Prof. Samir Patel M.E. (CE)
Asst. Prof. Pursuing M.Tech
• Dr. Asim Benarjee DAIICT ,Gandhinagar Asso. Prof. Pursuing Ph.D
Mr. Tejas Mehta M.E. (CE)
• Dr.Borko Fuhrt, Florida Atlantic University(USA) Prof. Saurin Parikh M.C.A
Asst. Prof.
Asso. Prof.
• Dr. D.P. Ahalpara Sr. Scientist, Institute of Plasma Mr. Sunil Jadosh M.Tech.
Research, Ahmedabad Prof. Sonia Mittal M.C.A Asst. Prof. Pursuing Ph.D.
Asso. Prof.
• Dr. K.S.Dasgupta Director, Indian Institute of Space Ms.Darshana Upadhayay B.E. (IT)
Prof. Vijay Ukani M.Tech Asst. Prof.
Science & Technology, Thiruvananthpuram. Asso. Prof.
Ms. Parita Prajapati B.E. (CE)
• Dr.Sanjay Shrivastava, DAIICT, Gandhinagar Prof. Priyanka Sharma M.Tech. (CS &E) Asst. Prof.
Asso. Prof. Pursuing Ph.D.
• Shri Shyamal Mehta, Consultant Retired Sr. Scientist Mr. Rajan Datt M.C.A
Space Application Center, ISRO, Ahmedabad Prof. Deepika Shukla M.C.A Asst. Prof. Pursuing Ph.D
Asst. Prof.
Ms. Smita Agrawal M.C.A
Prof. Swati Jain M.Tech. (CS &E) Asst. Prof.
Asst. Prof. Pursuing Ph.D
Mr. Malaram Kumhar B.E. (IT)
Prof. Zunnun Narmawala M.Tech. Asst. Prof.
Asst. Prof. Pursuing Ph.D.
Mr Jigar Patel M.E. (CE)
Ms. Monika Shah B.E. (CE) Asst. Prof.
Asst. Prof. Pursuing ME
Prof.Nirav Patel M.Tech.
Mr. Manish Chaturvedi M.Tech. (ICT) Asst. Prof.
Asst. Prof. Pursuing Ph.D.
Prof.Rupal Kapdi
Prof. Ankit Thakker M.Tech. (CS &E) Asst. Prof. M.E.
Asst. Prof. Pursuing Ph.D.
Prof.Chirag Patel
Mr.Vipul Chudasama M.E. (CE) Asst. Prof. M.C.A.
Asst. Prof. Prof Tushar Chapaneria M.E.
Ms. Anitha Ashokan Pillai B.E.(CE) Asst. Prof.
Asst. Prof. Prof.Jigna Patel M.E.
Ms. Preeti Kathiria M.C.A Asst. Prof.
Asst. Prof. Prof. Rashendu Mishra M.C.A.
Asst. Prof.
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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Programmes Offered
• B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering (EE)
• B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication
Engineering (EC)
• B.Tech. in Instrumentation and Control (IC)
• M. Tech. in Electrical Engineering (Power
Electronics, Machines and Drives)
• M. Tech. in Electrical Engineering
(Electrical Power Systems)
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• M. Tech. in Electronics and Communication
Engineering (VLSI Design)
• M. Tech. in Electronics and Communications
Engineering (Communication Engineering)
• M. Tech. in Instrumentation and Control
Engineering (Control and Automation)
• Ph. D. in Electrical Engineering
• Ph. D. in Electronics and Communication
Engineering
• Ph. D. in Instrumentation and Control Engineering
Prof. A.S. Ranade - HOD
B. Tech. in Electrical Engineering
Basic Sciences: Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics,
Engineering Mechanics, Electrical Engineering and
Environmental Studies.
Applied Technology: Computer Programming,
Engineering Drawing, Workshop Practice.
Humanities: English, Communication Skills, Economics,
Management, Entrepreneurship
Engineering Sciences: Thermal and Hydraulic Prime
Movers, Network Analysis and Synthesis, Electrical and
Electronics Measurements, Control System Engineering,
Vector Calculus and Numerical Techniques, Electronic
Devices and Circuits, Linear Integrated Circuits, Power
Electronics Devices and Circuits, Digital Integrated
Circuits, Microprocessor and Micro-Controllers,
Engineering Electromagnetics, Electrical Machines,
Electrical Power System, High Voltage Engineering,
Power System Operation and Control, Energy Utilization
and Electrical Design, Power System Practice and
Design, Electrical Modelling and Simulations, Testing,
Commissioning and Maintenance of Electrical
Equipment, Industrial Instrumentation and Automation,
Electrical Machine Design, Electric Drive Systems, Power
System Protection and Switchgear, Minor Project
Electives [Any two]: Power System Dynamics and
Control, Advanced Electrical Machines, Dynamics and
Modelling of Electrical Machines, Advanced
Applications of Power Electronics, Electronic System
Design, Signals and Systems, Finite Element Analysis of
Electrical Machines, Non Conventional Energy Sources,
Extra High voltage Transmission, Power Plant Engg. and
Automation, Modern Control System, Control of Electric
Drives, Application of Power Electronics in Power
System, Energy Management and Audit , DSP
Application in Electrical Engineering
Institute Electives [Any two]: Interdisciplinary courses
Offered by other departments
Full Semester Major Project
B.Tech. in Electronics & Communication
Engineering
Basic Sciences & Humanities: Same as in Electrical
Engineering.
Engineering Sciences: Electronics Devices & Circuits,
Digital Circuits, Signals & Systems, Network Analysis,
Electronic Workshop, Control System Engineering,
Electronics Circuit Design, Communication System,
Digital Electronics, Integrated Circuits and its
Applications, Electronics Measurement &
Instrumentation, Power Electronics, Micro Controllers &
its Applications, Digital System Design, Computer
Architecture, Digital Signal Processing, Digital
Communication, Digital Television Engineering, Fiber
Optic Communication, Data Communication &
Networking, Electromagnetic Theory, Antenna Theory,
Microwave Communication, Seminar, Minor Project.
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Electives [Any three]: VLSI Design, Telecom
Transmission and Switching, Multimedia Systems,
Ad v a n c e d C o m m u n i c a t i o n S y s t e m , Wi r e l e s s
Communication, Embedded System, Image Processing,
Modern Processor Architecture,Error Control Coding,
Institute Electives [Any two]: Interdisciplinary courses
offered by other departments.
Full Semester Major Project
B.Tech. in Instrumentation & Control
Engineering
Basic Sciences & Humanities: Same as in Electrical
Engineering.
Engineering Sciences: Control Theory, Control System
Design, Nonlinear & Digital Control, Advance Control
Theory, Fuzzy Control Analog and Digital Electronics,
Applied Electronics, Applied Electrical Technology,
Circuit Theory, Industrial Electronics, Industrial Drives &
Control Microprocessor, Micro Controller and its
Applications, Digital Signal Processing, Control System
Components, Measurement Techniques, Electrical and
Electronic Measurements, Biomedical Instrumentation
Process Control, Instrumentation System, Programmable
Logic Controller,Simulation Packages, Visual Application
Development, Virtual Instrumentation Lab, Seminar,
Minor project.
Electives [Any Two]: Data Communication and
Industrial Networking, Power Plant Automation, Digital
System Design for Instrumentation, Fuzzy Control,
Electronics Communications, Advanced Control Theory
Institute Electives [Any two]: Interdisciplinary courses
Offered by other departments.
Laboratory Facilities
• Switchgear and Protection Lab
• Basic Electrical Engineering
• Power Electronics and Drives Lab
• Electrical Machines Lab
• High Voltage Lab
• Software Lab
• Circuits and Network Lab
• Electrical Measurement Lab
• Microprocessors & Microcontroller and
Interfacing Lab
• Linear, Digital and Integrated Electronics Lab
• Analog and Digital Electronics Lab
• Analog and Digital Communication Lab
• Digital Signal Processing Lab
• VLSI Design Lab
• Testing & Verification of VLSI Design Lab
• FPGA Design Lab
• Television Engineering Lab
• Computer Hardware & Networking Lab
• Fiber Optic Communication Lab
• Antenna Engineering Lab
• Project Laboratory
• PCB Design Lab
• Control System Components
• Biomedical Instrumentation
• ProgrammableLogicController&Process
Instrumentation
• Transducer Lab
Computer Facilities
Computer Systems
The department has separate computer center
comprising of Linux-based server with the capacity of
110 terminals.
Hardware laboratory in the department has 40
computer terminals for hardware related experiments.
Softwares: Magnet V6 2D/3D/PM3D/2D, ETAP Power
Station, PSIM, SPEED, ANSYS Multi physics ver. 10,
MATLAB, PSCAD, FPGA Advantage, OrCAD, TSpice,
Code Composer Studio, Tanner Toolset, IRSim, IFSim,
NGSpice, Magic, Xilinx-ISE, EDK, system generator,
VisualDSP, ALTERA, Quartus Pro Web edition, Chip
scope Pro and PLC programming software like CX-
Programmer and Micrologix, Genesys, Mentor-Graphics
HDL Desinger,Formal ,DFT advisor, IC station, LabView.
Continuing Education and Training
Programmes
• Recent Trends in High Voltage Engineering,
Measurement and Testing Techniques
• MATLAB for analysis and simulation of Electrical,
Electronics and Control Systems
• Recent Trends in Power System Protection
• Design, Analysis and Control of Advanced Electrical
Machines
• Executive Training Programme for Indian Air Force
• Training programme for Executive of Kalpataru
Power Transmissions Ltd, Gandhinagar and
Zambian delegates
• Training programme "Electrical Engineering for Non-
electrical Engineers" for the Engineers of Adani Ltd.
• Inculcating Research Aptitude in Engineering
Faculty
• Guiding Master's Thesis: from Problem Formulation
to Completion
• STTP on “Electrical Machine Analysis using Finite
Element Packages”
• STTP On “ Recent Trends in Electrical Drives”
• Advances in Communication: The Backbone of
Convergence
• Signal Compression and Error Resilience
• Enhancing Skills of Engineering Faculty
• Digital Design using FPGAs and CPLDs
• DSP/Embedded System Design using
Programmable Logic
• Advances in Microelectronics
• Embedded Systems
• Overview of VLSI Design and Technology
• R F Circuit Design
• Training Programme for SAC-ISRO Scientist on
Digital Signal Processing
• Training Programme for SAC-ISRO Scientist on
Embedded Systems
• Advanced Signal & Image Processing
• PLC Programming
• MATLAB for analysis and simulation of Electronics,
Control and Electrical systems

Full Semester Major Project. • Training programme on Turbine-Generator control • Control System Engineering
for professionals of Hi-Rel Electronics Ltd., • PLC and SCADA
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Prof. A. S. Ranade - Prof. & HOD - M. Tech. (Comm. Engg.)

Student Activities Resource Persons Faculty: Electrical Engineering Section

Prof. U. A. Patel M.E. (Automation & Control) Prof. T. H. Panchal M.E.
• Electrical Engineering Student Association (EESA) • Prof. K. Gopakumar, IISc, Bangalore Prof. & Section Head Asst. Professor (Power Apparatus & Systems)
regularly organizes extra curricular and co-curricular Dr. P. N. Tekwani Ph.D. (Power Electronics) Prof. M. T. Shah M.Tech.
activities. A National Level Technical Symposium, • Shri Piyushbhai Shah, M.D., Hi-Rel Electronics,
Professor Asst. Professor (Power Apparatus & Systems)
Gandhinagar
“VIDHYUT ADBHUTAM”, is a splendid event Dr. S. C. Vora Ph.D. Prof. P. N. Kapil M.Tech.
organized by EESA every year which aims at Professor (Electrical Engineering) Asst. Professor (Power Apparatus & Systems)
• Shri Varuneshkumar, M.D., Viral Controls,
recognizing and promoting some of the most Gandhinagar Prof. D. B. Dave M.E. (Automation, Prof. S. N. Jani M.Tech.
Sr. Asso. Prof. Control & Microprocessor) Asst. Professor (Power Apparatus & Systems)
intellectual brains in the country. Its various sub-
• Shri V. N. Desai, Vice President, Nirma Ltd., Dr. J. G. Jamnani Ph.D. Prof. C. B. Bhatt M.Tech.
events are in verity, technically challenging as well Asst. Professor (Power Apparatus & Systems)
as fun-filled. Bhavnagar Sr. Asso. Prof. (Electrical Engineering)
Prof. A. N. Patel M.E. Mrs. S. S.Kanojia M.Tech.
• Shri R. Ramesh, R & D Manager, Veeral Controls, Asso. Prof. (Power Apparatus & Systems) Asst. Professor (Integrated Power Systems)
• Student organization of Electronics and
Gandhinagar Prof. C. R. Mehta M.E.
Communications Engineering (ECO) organizes its Asst. Professor (Automation & Control)
flagship annual event “PREVOYANCE”, which • Shri Vinodbhai Patel, R & D Manager, AMTECH
comprises of co-curricular activities like project Electronics, Gandhinagar Faculty: Electronics & Communication Engineering Section
competitions, paper presentations, symposium, Dr. D. K. Kothari Ph.D. (Optical Networks) Prof. Piyush Bhatasana M.Tech. (Microelectronics)
series of expert lectures, model making etc. • Shri Premal Patwa, R & D Manager, Hi-Rel Professor Asst. Prof.
Electronics, Gandhinagar Dr. N. M. Devashrayee Ph.D. (VLSITechnology) Prof. (Mrs.) Vaishali Dhare M.Tech. (VLSI Design)
• A National level event of Instrumentation & Control Sr. Asso. Prof. Asst. Prof.
Engineering Student Association (ISA) organizes • Shri Dhirenbhai Shah, Director, Hi-Rel Electronics
Prof. Y. N. Trivedi M.E. (Ind. Elect.), Prof. (Mrs.) Vibha Mehrotra M.Tech. (Digital
Pvt. Ltd, Gandhinagar Sr. Asso. Prof. Pursuing Ph. D. Asst. Prof. Communication)
various extra and co-curricular activities regularly.
ISA organizes its flagship annual event Prof. N. P. Gajjar M.Tech. (Comp. Appli.), Prof. (Mrs.) Seema Gosai M.E. (Communication Engg.)
• Shri U. C. Trivedi, Dy. Director and Head (Power Asst. Prof.
Sr. Asso. Prof. Pursuing Ph. D.
T E C H N O F O R A- t h e n a t i o n a l l e v e l p a p e r Systems), Electrical Research & Development
Prof. Dhaval Pujara M. Tech. (Microwave Com.), Prof. (Mrs.) Rachna Sharma M.Tech.
presentation and various technical competitions. Association (ERDA), Vadodara Sr. Asso.Prof. Pursuing Ph. D. Asst. Prof. (Communication Engg.)
• IEEE-Students Branch organizes TECHNODYSSEY. • Shri Vijay K. Shah, Asst. Vice President, ABB Prof.(Mrs.) Manisha Upadhyay M. E.(Comm. Systems), Prof. (Mrs.) Jaynila Prajapati M. E. (Communication Engg.)
Asso. Prof. Pursuing Ph. D. Asst. Prof.
Limited, Vadodara
Prof.(Mrs.) Usha Mehta M.Tech. (VLSI Design) Prof. Dhaval Shah M.S. (Communication Engg.)
Asso. Prof. Pursuing Ph. D. Asst. Prof.
• Dr. K. S. Dasgupta, Director,IIST, Trivandrum
Dr. Tanish Zaveri Ph. D. (Speech & Image Prof. Bupendra Fatania M. E. (Communication Engg.)
• Shri Pratul Shroff, CEO, e-infochips Ltd, Asst. Prof. Processing) Asst. Prof.
Ahmedabad Prof. (Mrs.) Amisha Naik M.Tech. (VLSI Design), Prof. Akash Mecwan B.E. (EC), Pursing M.Tech.
Asst. Prof. Pursuing Ph. D. Asst. Prof.
• Shri K. Subramaniam, M.D., MASIBUS, Prof. Sachin Gajjar M. Tech. (Computer Prof. Vijay Savani B.E. (EC), Pursing M.Tech.
Gandhinagar Asst. Prof. Technology), Pursuing Ph. D. Asst. Prof.
Prof. Mehul Naik M. E. (Communication Engg.) Prof. (Mrs.) Ami Vora B.Tech. (EC), Pursing M.Tech.
• Mr. Rajan Vasa, CONTECH Software, Gandhinagar Asst. Prof. Pursuing Ph. D. Asst. Prof.
Prof. Nilesh Banker M. E. (Communication Engg.) Prof. Dipesh Panchal B.E.(EC)
• Dr. K. S. Yadav,Guru Jambeshwar University Asst. Prof. Pursuing Ph. D. Asst. Prof.
Prof. S. V. Pandey M.Tech. (RF & MW Engg.) Dr. Ankur Pandya Ph.D. (Physics)
• Dr. D. Nagchaudhary, DA-IICT, Gandhinagar Asst. Prof. Asst. Prof.

• Dr. Raj Singh, Dy. Director, CEERI, Pilani Faculty: Instrumentation & Control Engineering Section
• Dr. S. C. Bose, Dy. Director, CEERI, Pilani Dr. D. M. Adhyaru
Professor & Section Head
• Dr. S. B. Chakraborty, Scientist, SAC-ISRO, Prof. J. B. Patel
Ahmedabad Sr. Asso. Prof.
Prof. H. K. Patel
• Mr. T. V. S. Ram, Scientist, SAC-ISRO, Ahmedabad Asso. Prof.
Prof. K. D. Shah
• Shri Samir Shroff, CEO, SiBridge Technology Ltd., Asst. Prof.
Ahmedabad Prof. Sandip A Mehta
Asst. Prof.
• Dr. Rahul Dabey, DA – IICT
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Ph.D. (Control Engineering) Prof. (Ms.)Jalpa Shah M.Tech. (Microelectronics)
IIT-Delhi Asst. Prof.
M.Tech. (Instrumentation), Prof. Vishal M. Vaidya B.E. (IC)
Pursuing Ph.D. Asst. Prof.
M. Tech.(Power Electronics) Prof. (Ms.) Vidita .Tilva B.E. (IC)
Asst. Prof.
M.Tech. (Instrumentation) Prof. R. L. Zadfiya M.Tech. (Instrumentation)
Asst. Prof.
M.Tech.
(Microelectronics & VLSI )
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Programmes Offered
• B.Tech in Mechanical Engg.
• M.Tech in Mechanical Engg. (CAD/CAM)
• M.Tech in Mechanical Engg. (Thermal Engg)
• M.Tech in Mechanical Engg.
(Computer Integrated Manufacturing)
• M.Tech in Mechanical Engg. (Design Engineering)
• Ph.D (Mechanical Engg.)
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Prof. V. R. Iyer - HOD
B. Tech in Mechanical Engineering
Courses offered:
Basic Sciences: Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics,
Computer Programming, Engineering Mechanics,
Elements of Electrical Engineering, Environmental
Studies.
Humanities: English, Communication Skills, Economics,
Management, Entrepreneurship.
Basic Technology: Engineering Drawing, Workshop
Practice, Machine Drawing, Computer Aided Drafting,
Thermodynamics, Fluid Mechanics & Heat Transfer.
Core Technology:
• Power Plant Technologies, Fluid Power Engineering,
Refrigeration & Air-Conditioning, Alternative
Energy Sources, Heat Exchangers, IC Engines and
Automobile Engineering.
• Kinematics, Dynamics of Machinery, Advanced
Strength of Materials, Machine Design, Control
Engineering.
• Manufacturing Processes, Material Technology,
Production Technology, Metrology &
Instrumentation, CAD/CAM, Industrial
Management, Production & Operations
Management.
• Industrial Training, Seminar and Project.
• Large number of electives covering entire gamut of
Mechanical Engineering.
The Department also offers Institute Electives.
Laboratory Facilities
• Dynamics of Machines
• Fluid Mechanics and Fluid Power
• Heat Transfer
• Alternate Energy Sources
• Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
• I.C. Engines and Automobile Engineering
• Elements of Mech. Engineering Lab
• Materials Technology
• Metrology and Instrumentation
• Production Technology
• Manufacturing Processes
• Workshop
• CAD/CAM Center
• Robotics
• Thermal Insulation Lab
Computer Facilities
The department hascomputer centers with all terminals
connected to network.
Available Software: Pro/E, ANSYS, AutoCAD,
MASTERCAM, Hyperworks, HTRI, I-DEAS, Fluent, Nx
CACAD 100, Robocell.
National Laboratory for Testing and
Development of Thermal Insulations
The Laboratory has been established under the
NAFETIC scheme of AICTE, New Delhi. It has major
facilities for testing various properties of thermal
insulations. Notable amongst them is the Guarded Hot
Plate System imported from USA which can measure
the thermal conductivity of insulating materials as per
international standards.
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• STTP on Computer Graphics in Mechanical Mechanical Engineering Students' Association (MESA)
Engineering organizes various extra curricular and co-curricular
• STTP on Industrial Boilers activities regularly.

• STTP on Robotics MESA organizes its flagship annual event, INGENIUM, a

National Level Technical Symposium. Since its inception
• STTP on Advances in Solar Energy Technologies in 2002, INGENIUM has received overwhelming
• STTP on Finite Element Methodand its application response across the country. MESA also organized
AUTOCALYPSE –Automobile Technical Symposium
• STTP on Modern design Practices in Mechanical under extension activity for school students. Apart
Engineering f r o m t h a t M AT H R I X ( M a t h e m a t i c a l Q u i z ) ,
• S T T P o n A d v a n c e s i n Re f r i g e r a t i o n & Technognosia(Robotic Workshop) is organized and
Air–Conditioning various experts lectures has been arranged.
• STTP on Condition Monitoring of Plant Equipments.
• STTP on Concurrent Engineering for Product Life Resource Persons
Cycle Cost Reduction
Faculty in Mechanical Engineering Department
• Dr. P.N. Bhagwati
• STTP on Computer Integrated Production Prof. V. R. Iyer M.Tech. Prof. J. M. Dave M.E.(CAD/CAM)
Chairman, Bhagwati Spherocast Ltd., Ahmedabad
Management System Professor& Head (Mech. Production Engg. ) Asst. Professor Pursuing Ph.D.
• Shri Rajubhai Shah
• Training programme for Pro-E Software, C and Dr. R. N. Patel M.E.(Turbo Machines) Ms. D. R. Patwari M.Tech. (CAD/CAM)
Managing Director, Harsha Engineers Ltd., Professor Ph.D.(Energy Systems) Asst. Professor
C++, MASTERCAM, D.G. Sets, Cryo Insulation.
Ahmedabad
• National Seminar on Thermal Insulating Materials Dr. V. JLakhera M.E. (Thermal Sciences) Shri V. M. Bhojawala M.Tech (Design Engg.)
• Shri N.G. Patel Professor Ph.D.(Heat Transfer) Asst. Professor
• Training Programme on FEA software for Industry CMD, Patel Airtemp (India) Ltd., Ahmedabad
Personnel Dr. D. S. Sharma M.Tech. (Design Engg.) Shri A. M. Gohil M.E.(CAD/CAM)
• Shri Yogesh Lavingia Professor Ph.D ( Stress Analysis) Asst. Professor
• STTP on Recent Advances in Casting Process Managing Director, Lavingia Enterprise,
Ahmedabad Prof. K. M. Patel M.Tech. (Manufacturing) Shri M. M. Chauhan M.E. (CAD/CAM)
• Workshop on Heat Treatment of Steels for industry Sr. Associate Professor Ph.D (Non Conventional Asst. Professor Pursuing Ph.D.
personnel • Prof. S.B. Soni Machining)
Ms. D. P. Pandya M.E. (Mechanical)
• STTP on Advances in Automobile Engineering Retired Professor
Prof. B. A. Modi M.Tech. (Manufacturing) Asst. Professor
• Corporate Level Training on Thermal Insulation and • Prof. A.B. Patel Sr. Asso. Professor Pursuing PhD.
Shri B. A. Shah M.E. (Cryogenic Engg.)
Heat Exchanger at IFFCO, Kalol Retired Professor Prof. R. R. Trivedi M.Tech (CAD/CAM ) Asst. Professor
• Training of Technical Associates of Industry at • Dr N.M. Bhatt Sr. Asso. Professor Pursuing Ph.D.
Shri D. J. Parmar M.E. (Jet Propulsion
Ingersoll Rand ( I) Ltd. Principal, GIT Prof. B. K. Mawandiya M.Tech (Indl. Engg.& Asst. Professor & Gas Turbine)
Asst. Professor Mgmt) Pursuing Ph.D.
Shri D. V. Patel M.Tech. (CAD/CAM)
Prof. S. J. Joshi M.Tech (Material Science) Asst. Professor
Asst. Professor Pursuing Ph.D.
Shri D. B. Shah M.Tech. (CAD/CAM)
Prof. N. D. Ghetiya M.Tech. Asst. Professor
Asst. Professor (Manufacturing Engg.)
Shri A.S. Singhal B. E. (Mechanical)
Prof. A. M. Lakdawala M.Tech. (Thermal Engg.) Asst. Professor
Asst. Professor Pursuing Ph.D.
Ms. Shruti N Mehta M.E. (CAD/CAM)
Prof. N. K. Shah M.Tech. (Thermal Engg.) Asst. Professor
Asst. Professor Pursuing Ph.D.
Shri Paresh D. Patel M.E. (IC/Automobiles)
Prof. S. V. Jain M.E. (Alternate Hydro Asst. Professor
Asst. Professor Energy Systems)
Pursuing Ph.D.
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 Mathematics and Humanities How to Study

Mathematics Time Management It is always advisable to leave a very wide margin beside
lecture notes. When reviewing notes or referring to
Mathematics-I, II, III, IV, Applied Mathematics, Discrete
Mathematics, Advanced mathematics, Vector Calculus Time allocation and management is essential for the reference books, summaries can then be written in the
& Numerical Techniques, Probability, Statistics & satisfactory handling of academic work. margin.
Numerical Analysis, Computer Oriented Numerical
Methods, Mathematical Foundation, Numerical At the end of lecture, if there is time, quickly go over
Naturally, priorities should be set according to the
Methods and Optimization Techniques. what has been recorded in the lecture notes. Check
needs, with more time allocated to higher priorities.
Subjects offered under Humanities: spelling, underline headings or break long sentences
Dr. A. R. Patel - HOD into points. This will help in learning the material when
English, Communication Skills,
Study Time reviewing it (as soon as possible - the same night is
Engineering Economics & Business Management. • Organized one day seminar on 'Scope of Research
in Applied Mathematics' recommended).
Subjects offered as Institute Electives: If study is the highest priority in the next few years,
Introduction to Accounting, Elements of Marketing • Organized one day workshop on 'Internet tools and student should ensure that it gets most attention and
Management, resources for Communication Skills teaching.' the best hours of the day. Study Approaches
Human Resource Management, Technical Writing, • Organized workshop on 'Effective Communication
Entrepreneurship Development, Skills in English for 12th standard students' A specific number of hours per week should be put a The best study methods also happened to be the best
Probability & Statistics, Banking & Finance, Legal • Organized one day seminar on paper presentation side especially for study. Students should spent methods for preparing for examinations, since
Aspects for Engineering Professionals in Applied Mathematics. approximately three hours per week in private per examination questions will require the solution of
Students are given practical training of Numerical • Organized National Seminar on 'Revisiting the subject. This is a very general guideline. problems and drawing of comparisons. Try the following
methods using C & C++ in the computer lab. Classics: Text, Context and (Re)interpretation in steps for approach to study:
association with Gujarat Sahitya Academy.
Laboratory Facilities Pattern Survey the materials to be studied-notes, text books or
Resource Persons
The department is equipped with the state of the art reference books. Go through them quickly once to gain
Language Laboratory to facilitate self learning of 1. Dr. K.R.Kachot - Retired Professor, Institute of Early establishment of routine is recommended. It is
Technology, NU a general concept and decide which part is to be done
students for various subjects such as English, important for students to organise their routine in a way more thoroughly than others.
Communication Skills, Personality Development etc. The 2. Dr. J. P. Sharma - Retired Professor, L.D.College of that allows time for study as well as for other
students make use of the software 'Digital Mentor'. The engineering, Ahmedabad. commitments, recreation and leisure. Once the pattern Question what the lecture is about, what the writer
laboratory has 30 computers and students are given
3. Dr. Dawoodbhai Ghanchi - Retired Professor is -established and sustained; there is a higher
intensive practice. intends to convey, how the events happened. Jot down
4. Dr. Y.P. Hathi - Retired Professor probability of success in academic work. as many questions as possible from surveying the
Available Software: Digital Mentor & Tense Buster.
5. Mr. Rohit Patel - Consultant, Personality & material.
Continuing Education Programmes Development Lectures and Lecture Notes
STTP / Workshop / Conferences Organized: 6. Dr. H.N. Desa - Professor, Nav Gujarat College, Read the material in sections, with the questions in
• Conducted ISTE approved STTP on Mathematical Ahmedabad Students can maximize the benefit of lecture by mind; study them to find the answer to those questions.
models adopting these techniques. This reading is with a purpose and helps concentration
Faculty in Mathematics and Humanities Department as well. Study again more slowly and critically.
Dr. A. R. Patel M.Sc., B.Ed., Ph.D., (General Dr. Vaibhav Shah M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. 1. Before the lecture, do some reading to get general
Head & Associate Professor Relativity and Gravitation) Assistant Professor idea of the topic and become familiar some of the Recall what has just been studied. Make notes to test
Ms. N. A. Patel M.Sc. Dr. Vikas M. Raval M.A., B.Ed., M.Phil., Ph.D. new technical words. There is no need to study or retention or simply jot down points. These short
Assistant Professor Assistant Professor
memorize all the material. summaries will help revision before examinations.
Dr. M. D. Dalbhide M.Sc., Ph.D. Mr. Aryan Kanjibhai Patel M.Sc., CSIR-NET
Assistant Professor (Special Functions) Assistant Professor
Mr. K. B. Pathak M.Sc., M.Phil. Dr. Shital R. Patel M.Sc., Ph.D., 2. Pay special attention during the first few minutes Review the sections just read and recalled. Go over
Assistant Professor Assistant Professor NET (CSIR-UGC) when the lecturer may be giving the framework of them again to explore relationship of similarity and
Mr. P. S. Vellala M.A.(Economics), Mr. Nagesh Babu Bonthu M.A.(Eco), MBA, the lecture. Everything will then fall into the place difference. Think of concrete examples to illustrate
Assistant Professor UGC-NET Assistant Professor UGC-NET,
as lecture proceeds. principles.
Mr. Amit K. Parikh M.Sc., M.Phil., Mr. Sabindra Singh Bal M.Sc., NET (CSIR-UGC)
Assistant Professor Ph.D. (Pursuing) Assistant Professor
Dr. Atul B. Patel M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed., Dr. Richa P. Mishra M.A., Ph.D. 3. Take concise, systematic lecture notes. It is best to Discuss actively what has been learnt with fellow
Assistant Professor M.Ed., Ph.D. Assistant Professor arrange than under topics with main and students, lectures and tutors.
Dr. Namrata Bajaj M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor subordinate points.
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 Ragging – Zero Tolerance

Ragging is strictly prohibited inside and out side something which such student will not do in the
University campus. The Anti ragging committee ordinary course and which has the effect of causing or
constituted for this purpose by the Institute is generating a sense of shame or embarrassment so as to
empowered to take an immediate action against any adversely affect the physique or psyche of a fresher or a
untoward action and also to counsel the fresher. junior student.
Students seeking admission shall have to furnish COURSE WORK INDUSTRY EXPOSURE TO GROUP LEARNING
undertaking in this regard. To enhance familiarity and to The student will also be required to give an undertaking The main mode EXPOSURE TRENDS AND Students are encouraged
of learning at the Industry visits, DEVELOPMENTS to learn in groups and
acclimatize the fresher to the academic and social in the prescribed performa which is to be filled up and training in industry,
Institute includes Organizing workshops, group projects are
environment of the campus, the institute organizes an signed by student and his parent/guardian to the effect classroom activity, experts from industry seminars, conferences also a part of the
orientation session in the first week of the new that he/she is aware of the University's approach laboratory work, deliver lectures and etc. on topics of academic life
academic calendar. towards ragging and the punishment to which he/she tutorials, and seminars, and current interest at the Institute
site visits industry projects
shall be liable, if found guilty of ragging.
Ragging: Definition
All the students admitted under the institute will have
to observe and abide by the discipline rules prescribed
Any disorderly conduct whether by words spoken or
by the University / Institute and he / she will submit to
written or by an act which has the effect of teasing, or
the disciplinary jurisdiction of the Head of the Institution LEARNING COMMUNICATION
handling with rudeness any other student, in rowdy or FROM PEERS
undisciplined activities which causes or is likely to cause
/ Director General (NU) and other competent officers or
authorities or bodies of the University as the case may
Students are encouraged to learn The Learning SKILLS DEVELOPMENT
Some of the regular features at
annoyance, hardship or psychological harm or to raise from senior students and the Institute campus are group
fear or apprehension thereof in a fresher or a junior
be and in this respect he / she has to submit the
declaration in the Performa at the time of admission.
Institute organizes special
sessions and workshops that are
at discussions, debates, elocution,
newsletters and magazines of
student or asking the students to do any act or perform conducted by
senior students
Institute of various student bodies; opportunity
to attend special classes to enhance

Technology English Language

skills

SOCIAL EXTRACURRICULAR CO-CURRICULAR

RESPONSIBILITY
Contribute to the society
at large by participating in
activities like relief programmes for
the earthquake and natural
calamities affected, participate
in social work through
Rotract Club etc.
ACTIVITIES
Participate in cultural
events, student festivals, sports
and personality
development programmes
ACTIVITIES
Participate in technical
competitions, exhibitions, festivals
throughout the country; prepare for
TOEFL, GATE, GRE and CAT; participate
in international projects; and
participate in events and
activities of student bodies of various
engineering departments

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