B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering
Engineering mechanical systems through design, energy, automation, and advanced manufacturing.
Program Overview
The B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering builds foundational skills in thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, materials science, and machine design through semester-wise coursework and projects. Advanced semesters introduce electives, internships, and capstone projects focusing on real-world applications like CAD/CAM, Energy, and control systems.
Students gain expertise in mechanical system design, thermal and manufacturing processes, automation, materials behavior, simulation tools, and engineering analysis for solving real-world technical problems.
At a Glance
Duration
4 Years
Semesters
8 Semesters
Scholarship
Available
Eligibility
Qualification
12th Science
Subjects Required
Minimum Score
45% in each subject and aggregate
Entrance Exams
Program Highlights
Strong Core Foundations
Emphasis on mechanics, design, manufacturing, thermodynamics
Advanced Laboratories
Hands-on learning using modern equipment and simulation tools
Industry Exposure
Internships, live projects, and industry-linked learning
Research Orientation
Opportunities in energy, materials, and advanced manufacturing
Syllabus
The curriculum progresses from engineering fundamentals to advanced applications, integrating analytical methods, laboratory experimentation, design projects, internships, and emerging technology exposure.
Major Specialization Tracks
Students may select a specialization to develop deep expertise. Elective subjects will be based on the chosen track.
Design Engineering
Mechanical design, CAD modeling, and structural analysis
Thermal Engineering and Energy Science
Heat transfer, energy systems, and sustainability
Manufacturing Engineering
Advanced manufacturing processes and production optimization
Mechatronics and Robotics
Mechanical-electronic integration and automation systems
Materials Science and Nanotechnology
Advanced materials, composites, and nanotechnology
Non Destructive Testing
Creating NDT practitioners for the huge market of Oil & gas, marine and power industry. An Industry designed specialisation.
Program Outcomes
- Design mechanical components and systems using engineering principles
- Analyze thermal, manufacturing, and energy systems effectively
- Implement automation and mechatronic solutions
- Evaluate materials, processes, and system performance
Career Pathways
Graduates are equipped to work with top-tier tech companies and startups in a wide range of roles.