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POST GRADUATE PROGRAMMES

NIRMA UNIVERSITY POST GRADUATE PROGRAMMES

PROSPECTUS 2011

Mission

Institute of Technology emphasizes all-

round development of its students. It aims

at producing not only good professionals

but also good and worthy citizens of a

great country, aiding in its overall progress

and development.

It endeavours to treat every student as an

individual, to recognize their potential and

to ensure that they receive the best

preparation and training for achieving

their career ambitions and life goals.

VISION

Shaping a better future for mankind by

developing effective and socially

responsible individuals and organizations.

About NERF 02

About the University 04

About the Institute 10

Programmes Offered 12

Eligibility and Admission Criteria 14

Tuition and Other fees 16

M. Tech. Programmes

• M. Tech. in Chemical Engineering (Environmental Process Design) 20

• M. Tech. in Chemical Engineering (Chemical Process and Plant Design) 22

• M. Tech. in Civil Engineering (Computer Aided Structural Analysis and Design) 26

• M. Tech. in Civil Engineering (Geomatics) 28

• M. Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering 32

• M. Tech. in Information and Communication Technology 34

• M. Tech. in Electronics and Communication (VLSI Design) 38

• M. Tech. in Electronics and Communication (Communication Engineering) 40

• M. Tech. in Electrical Engineering (Power Electronics, Machines and Drives) 44

• M. Tech. in Electrical Engineering (Electrical Power Systems) 46

• M. Tech. in Instrumentation and Control Engineering (Control and Automation) 50

• M. Tech. in Mechanical Engineering (CAD/CAM) 52

• M. Tech. in Mechanical Engineering (Thermal Engineering) 54

• M. Tech. in Mechanical Engineering (Design Engineering) 56

• M. Tech. in Mechanical Engineering (Computer Integrated Manufacturing) 58

CON

TEN

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In 1994, the founder of Nirma Industries and an

internationally famous entrepreneur Dr. Karsanbhai K.

Patel crystallized his long cherished dream of

providing world-class facilities for professional

education in Gujarat. He established Nirma Education

& Research Foundation (NERF), which in turn

established, on a 110-acre campus, six leading

institutions, Nirma Institute of 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 2004 and

Institute of Law in 2007. The 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 Institutes

have now become Institutes under Nirma University.

NIRMA EDUCATION & RESEARCH FOUNDATION

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Dr. Karsanbhai K. PatelChairman

Shri Ambubhai M. PatelManaging Trustee

Shri B. J. Diwan Shri Shrenikbhai K. LalbhaiFormer Chief Justice Industrialist & Educationist High Court of Gujarat Chairman & Managing Director

Lalbhai Group

Shri Rakeshbhai K. Patel Shri Hirenbhai K. PatelVice Chairman, Nirma Limited Managing Director, Nirma Limited

Shri K. K. Patel Shri R. D. ShahChief Operating Officer Chartered Accountant Nirma University

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irma University, Ahmedabad has been

established in the year 2003 as a statutory Nuniversity under the Gujarat State Act at the

initiative of the Nirma Education & Research Foundation.

It is also recognized by the University Grant Commission

(UGC) under section 2(f) of UGC Act. Dr. Karsanbhai K.

Patel, Chairman, Nirma Group of Companies & Chairman,

NERF is the President of the University.

Nirma University consists of Faculty of Engineering and

Technology, Faculty of Management, Faculty of Science,

Faculty of Doctoral Studies & Research, Faculty of

Pharmacy and Faculty of Law. The diploma, graduate,

post-graduate and doctoral level programmes offered by

these faculties are rated high by industry, business

magazines and by the students.

Innovation, excellence and quality are the driving forces

on the campus and this has translated the vision of these

institutions into a reality over a short period of time.

Today the campus vibrates with not only world class

curricular activities but also with myriad activities like

international conventions, symposia, conferences, student

competitions, conclaves, short-term industry relevant

programs, cultural activities, etc.

Nirma University

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Dr. Karsanbhai K. PatelChairman, Nirma Education and Research Foundation (NERF) &

President, Nirma University

Members

Board of Governors

Shri Ambubhai M. PatelManaging Trustee, NERF &Vice President, Nirma University

Shri B. J. DiwanFormer Chief Justice, High Court of Gujarat

Shri Vipinbhai S. ParikhAdvocate, High Court of Gujarat

Prof. J. P. JoshiparaAcademician

Dr K KotechaDean, Faculty of Technology & Engineering, Nirma University

Shri Shrenikbhai LalbhaiIndustrialist and Educationist, Chairman and Managing Director, Lalbhai Group

Shri R. D. ShahChartered Accountant

Shri P. N. BhagwatiIndustrialist and Educationist, Chairman, Bhagwati Spherocast Limited

Shri Hasmukh Adhia, IASPrincipal Secretary, (Higher & Technical Education),Govt. of Gujarat, Gandhinagar

Shri D. P. Chhaya (Secretary)Executive Registrar, Nirma University

Dr. N. V. VasaniDirector General,Nirma University

Shri Hirenbhai K. PatelManaging DirectorNirma Limited

Shri Indravadanbhai ModiIndustrialist, Chairman, Cadila Pharmaceuticals Ltd

Prof. Purshottambhai A. PatelAcademician

Dr. C. GopalkrishnanDean, Faculty of ManagementNirma University

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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.

President

Dr. Karsanbhai K. PatelChairman, NERF

President, Nirma University

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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.

Director General

Dr. N. V. VasaniDirector General

Nirma University

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institute. Various MoUs have been signed with the well known institutions such as IEEE, University of Southern California & Columbia University and industries like InspirOn etc. Many students carry out their major project 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. Post graduate students have presented their research papers in national and international conferences in India and abroad. They have also won number of prizes at various events. International Conference NUiCONE has become a regular feature of the institute organized every year to appreciate the research acumen amongst the faculty and the students.

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

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 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 activities 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

From the Desk of Director

Dr. K. KotechaDirector, Institute of Technology

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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 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.

The Institute

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Special Achievements

• 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 & 2009-10 by ISTE

• Best Student Chapter Award for the year 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2010 by ISTE

• SGSITS National Award for Best Research by Young Teachers of Engineering Colleges for the year 2009 by ISTE

• Students won national Doordarshan ROBOCON 2002, 2003, 2006, 2008, 2011 and represented India in International meets at Tokyo, Bangkok, Kualalumpur, Pune and Bangkok (in August '11).

• 'A' grade for recruitment purposes by Tata Consultancy Services.

• A research study on Indian Institutes of Engineering & Sciences has ranked the Institute at 47th position in Top 50 for research performance, which is published in Current Science 2009

• Institute has been ranked in first Top 25 Engineering Colleges across the country as per

Ragging is strictly prohibited inside and out side

University campus. The Anti raging committee

constituted for this purpose by the Institute is

empowered to take an immediate action against any

untoward action and also to counsel the fresher.

Students seeking admission shall have to furnish

undertaking in this regard. To enhance familiarity

and to acclimatize the fresher to the academic and

social environment of the campus, the institute

organizes an orientation session in the first week of

the new academic calendar.

Ragging: Definition

Any disorderly conduct whether by words spoken or

written or by an act which has the effect of teasing,

or handling with rudeness any other student, in

rowdy or undisciplined activities which causes or is

likely to cause annoyance, hardship or psychological

harm or to raise fear or apprehension thereof in a

fresher or a junior student or asking the students to

do any act or perform something which such student

survey conducted in India Today in 2007, 2009 and 2010

• Ranked 17th, 14th and 13th in the list of Top 35 Private Engineering Colleges published by Outlook magazine, in 2007, 2008 and 2009 respectively. The Institute is ranked 22nd in first Top 50 Engineering Colleges and 6th among self financed colleges across the country as per survey published by Outlook Magazine in 2010.

• The Institute has been ranked 12th in Top 25 engineering colleges in 2009 and 16th in Top 75 engineering colleges in 2010 across the country by Competit ion Success Review-GHRDC Engineering College Survey.

• Institute has been ranked 3rd in first top 5 among Private Colleges across the country in 2009 and 6th in Top 40 Private Colleges across the country as per survey conducted in Electronics For You in 2010.

• Institute is ranked 47th in Top 60 engineering colleges for Research Output as per the survey conducted by Careers 360 in 2010.

• Institute is ranked 24th among Private Colleges in first top 50 across the country as per survey conducted by Hindustan Times in 2010.

• Institute is ranked 5th among preferred engineering colleges in West Zone as per the survey conducted by The Week in 2010

will not do in the ordinary course and which has the

effect of causing or generating a sense of shame or

embarrassment so as to adversely affect the physique

or psyche of a fresher or a junior student.

The student will also be required to give an

undertaking in the prescribed performa which is to

be filled up and signed by student and his/her

parent/guardian to the effect that he/she is aware of

the University's approach towards ragging and the

punishment to which he/she shall be liable, it found

guilty of ragging.

All the students admitted under the institute will

have to observe and abide by the discipline rules

prescribed by the University / Institute and he / she

will submit to the disciplinary jurisdiction of the

Head of the Institution / Director General (NU) and

other competent officers or authorities or bodies of

the University as the case may be and in this respect

he / she has to submit the declaration in the

performa at the time of admission.

Ragging – Zero Tolerance

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Programmes Offered

No. Departments Specialization Qualifying Examination Valid GATE Exam

1. Chemical (a) Environmental B.E. or B. Tech. or B.S. in Chemical/ Chemical

Engineering Process Design Petrochemical /Environment/ Rubber/Plastic/ Engineering

Biochemical Engg./ Biotechnology or

degree in Allied Chemical Technology

subjects or M.Sc. in Industrial/Applied

Chemistry or equivalent.

(b) Chemical Process B. E./ B. Tech./ B.S. in Chemical / Petroleum Chemical

and Plant Design Refining/ Petrochemical / Rubber/Plastic/ Engineering

Biochemical / Biotechnology/ Food

Technology or any other allied Chemical

Engineering / Technology or equivalent.

2 Civil (a) Computer Aided Degree in Civil Engineering or equivalent Civil Engineering

Engineering Structural

Analysis & Design

(b) Geomatics Degree in Civil Engineering, Environment Civil Engineering,

Engineering, Planning & Architecture or Environmental

equivalent Engineering,

Planning,

Architecture

3. Computer Computer Science Degree in Engineering in Computer Engg./ Computer Science

Science and and Engineering Computer Science / Information Technology/ and Engineering/

Engineering Electronics / Electronics & Communication / Technology

Electrical / Instrumentation & Control or

M.Sc. In Computer Science / M. Sc. in

Information Technology or MCA

4. Computer Information and Degree in Engineering in Computer Engg. / Computer Science

Science and Communication Computer Science / Information Technology / and Engineering/

Engineering Technology Electronics / Electronics & Communication / Technology,

Electrical / or M. Sc. in Computer Science / Electronics and

M. Sc. in Information Technology or MCA Comm./Electronics

Engineering/Comm.

Engineering/

Telecommunication

Engineering

5. Electronics & (a) VLSI Design Degree in Electronics and Communication Electronics &

Communication Engg. / Instrumentation and Control Engg. / Communications

Engineering Computer Engineering / l.T./ Electrical

Engineering. or equivalent

(b) Communication --- do --- Electronics &

Engineering Communications

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6. Electrical (a) Power Electronics, Degree in Electrical Engineering / Electrical

Engineering Machines & Drives Electronics and Communication Engineering

Engineering / Instrumentation and

Control Engineering / Power Electronics

or equivalent

(b) Electrical Power B.E./B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering or Electrical

Systems equivalent from recognized institutes, as Engineering

per University rule

7 Instrumentation Control and Degree in Instrumentation & Control Engg./ Instrumentation,

and Control Automation Electrical Engineering / Electronics & Electronics &

Engineering Communication Engineering / Biomedical Communications,

Engineering / Power Electronics/ Electronics Electrical

& Instrumentation / Biomedical and Engineering

instrumentation Engineering or equivalent

8. Mechanical (a) CAD / CAM Degree in Mechanical Engineering / Mechanical

Engineering Production Engineering / Industrial Engineering

Engineering / Mechatronics or equivalent.

(b) Thermal Degree in Mechanical Engineering / Mechanical

Engineering Automobile Engineering or equivalent Engineering

(c) Design Degree in Mechanical Engineering or Mechanical

Engineering equivalent Engineering

(d) Computer Degree in Mechanical Engineering / Mechanical

Integrated Production Engineering / Mechatronics / Engineering,

Manufacturing Industrial Engineering or equivalent Production and

Industrial

Engineering

INTAKE

1. The approved intake including sponsored applicants at Sr.No. 3 for

M. Tech. in Computer Science & Engineering is 20 (5 for Sponsored

category and 15 for General Category)

2. The approved intake of all programmes other than at Sr.No. 3 is 18,

(5 for Sponsored category and 13 for General Category).

3. If candidates for sponsored category are not available, the vacant

seats will be converted to general category.

All the Postgraduate programes of Institute of Technology are

approved by Nirma University. Nirma University is a statutory

University under a special Act passed by the Gujarat State Legislative

Assembly and also recognized by University Grant commission ( UGC)

under section 2(f) of UGC act. Institute of Technology is a constituent

institute of the Nirma University. For constituent institute of a

university, AICTE approval is not required.13

A student seeking admission to any Programme must fulfill the following criteria:

He should have passed the qualifying examination of Bachelor of Engineering / Bachelor of Technology

from a recognized university with minimum 50% marks (or equivalent cumulative grade point index),

OR

He should have passed any other qualifying degree / diploma examination considered as equivalent by

Nirma University (with minimum 50% marks or equivalent CPI).

For calculation of aggregate marks results of semesters, based on which class of the degree is awarded, will be

considered.

Candidates who have appeared for the final semester qualifying examination may also apply. The results of such

applicants have to be submitted to Member Secretary, PG-ENGG. immediately on declaration of result, which

should be on or before 30 days of commencement of semester. Failing to do so the admission is liable to be

cancelled. However such candidate has to produce a certificate from the head of the Institute certifying that he /

she has already appeared for exam.

Any candidate who has not appeared in final semester examination at the time of counseling for admission will

not be considered for admission.

For sponsored category the applicants must have at least 2 years of experience in the related field after passing

qualifying examination on the last date of submission of application. He / She should produce certificate from

the sponsoring organization in the Proforma provided in the application form along with experience certificate,

last pay certificate and provident fund slip.

Applicant, who has applied for Sponsored category but having total experience less than two years on the last

date of submission of application, will be considered as non-sponsored applicant and has to appear for written

test. Such applicant will be given admission based on merit of written test.

Applicants having results in terms of CPI, have to produce certificate from the concerned University regarding

equivalent percentage of marks, on which class is awarded for degree.

For all categories if applicant has passed the qualifying examination from University other than Nirma University

he/she will be required to obtain eligibility certificate from Nirma University. The arrangement for obtaining the

same will be made on the spot during counseling on payment of Rs. 500/-.

Eligibility and Admission Criteria

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Selection Procedure

1. For all programmes, non sponsored applicants with qualifying GATE score as mentioned in score card

(greater than or equal to qualifying marks out of 100 or score in respective discipline) will be given

admission based on GATE merit. After the admission of GATE applicants if any vacancy remains then the

same will be filled by Non GATE applicants based on the merit of the All India Basis written test to be

conducted by Nirma University.

2. Applicant who has applied for GATE category but having marks less than qualifying marks / score (of General

category) will be considered as non-GATE applicant and has to appear for written test. Such applicant will be

given admission based on merit of written test.

3. Syllabus for written test for Non GATE applicants will be same as that of latest GATE Examination of

concerned M. Tech. programme. There will be 60 objective type questions of 60 marks and the duration will

be 1 hour.

4. Appearing in written test does not guarantee admission. If all the seats are filled up by GATE qualified

candidates, no admission will be offered to Non-GATE category. However the merit list of Non GATE

candidates will be operated after exhausting merit list of GATE category.

5. Admission of sponsored applicants for all M. Tech. Programmme will be based on merit of qualifying degree

examination.

6. (A) In case, GATE Candidates are having equal GATE Score / marks, Non GATE candidates having equal marks

in written test following criteria will be used for deciding merit order:

(i) Percentage of qualifying examination based on which class is awarded for degree

(ii) Percentage of eighth semester in qualifying examination

(iii) If result is awaited then percentage of seventh semester in qualifying examination

(iv) Date of Birth (candidate who is older in age shall be given priority).

6. (B) Sponsored candidates having equal merit marks calculated on the basis of qualifying degree

examination, merit will be decided on the basis of 6(A) (ii), (iii) & (iv).

Stipend

Stipend of Rs. 8000/- to few GATE qualified

candidates may be offered as per Nirma University

rules based on merit of admission. In case of non

availability of GATE candidates or if any GATE

candidate is not willing to get stipend, Non-GATE

Candidate may be offered stipend of Rs. 5000/- per

month based on merit of written test conducted by

Nirma University. Students availing stipend of Nirma

University have to undertake 8 (Eight) hours of

teaching including academic administrative workload

as assigned by the Institute.

The continuation of the financial support will be

subject to satisfactory performance of the work

assigned by the Department as well as

satisfactory academic performance (i.e. maintain

SPI / CPI of 6.00 and above at the end of each

semester) and fulfillment of the other academic

and non academic requirements, as per rules.15

th• Application form available for download 16 May 2011

th• Last date of submission of filled up application form with DD 18 June 2011

st• Written test for Non-GATE candidates and Interview of Sponsored / GATE / 1 July 2011Non-GATE candidates for programmes run by Chemical, Civil and

Mechanical Engg. Departments

st• Written test for Non-GATE candidates for programmes run by 1 July 2011Computer Science and Engineering, Electronics and Communication, Electrical and Instrumentation and Control Engg. Departments

nd• Interview of Sponsored / GATE / Non-GATE candidates for programmes 2 July 2011run by Computer Science and Engineering, Electronics and Communication, Electrical and Instrumentation and Control Engg. Departments

th• Last date for payment of fees 9 July 2011

th• Commencement of Semester 11 July 2011

• Tuition Fees for All Programmes Rs. 1,20,000/-* (Per Annum)

(*The Fee for the year 2011 – 12 to 2012 - 13 is yet to be fixed by the state fee regulation committee and whatever fee is fixed will be required to be paid.)

• Other Charges / Deposits:

Library Deposit Rs. 5,000/- refundable

Caution Money Deposit Rs. 2,500/- refundable

• Other Charges

(1) Registration PG Rs. 500/- (one time)

(2) Semester End Exam, Sem.grade report, Rs. 8,000/-Mid Sem.Exam(Per annum)

• Limited Hostel facilities are available.

Hostel Fees (NERF) Rs. 40,000/- per annum. (Including Internet charges) (Non-AC)

Hostel & Electricity Advance Rs. 5,000/-

Note:

1. Tuition Fee and Semester End Exam, Sem. grade report, Mid Sem. Exam fee is to be paid in two installments (semester wise).

2. Applicants will be required to pay Rs. 5000/- as a deposit on the day on which the admission is offered. This deposit will be adjusted against payment of fees.

3. In case of cancellation of admission the rules of UGC will be followed.

Important Dates

Tuition and Other Fees

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1. Applicant who wishes to apply for both, sponsored as well as Non-GATE category should indicate the order of preference for the same.

2. Applicant should fill up one application form for all programmes of concerned department. He / She should give preference of specialization in which he / she seeks admission. 1 indicates highest preference and 4 indicates lowest preference. However if one wishes to appear for different departments programme, separate applications are required to be submitted.

3. Applicants must provide email address, Mobile number and land line number. All information pertaining to admission process will be sent by e-mail or SMS.

4. Important announcement will be displayed on website also. Outstation candidates should check the website before proceeding for written test / counseling.

5. For all programmes the list of applicants called for test/interview will be displayed on website by last week of June. No separate intimation will be conveyed for test / interview.

6. All non-GATE applicants of all departments are required to report to the venue 30 minutes before specified time as declared on website for

written test. They should bring the receipt of application form issued by admission committee and identity card for appearing in the written test.

7. Written test wherever applicable will start as per schedule displayed in the website.

8. Sponsored / GATE candidates of different programmes are required to report the venue 30 minutes before specified time as declared on website for counseling.

9. Appearing for interview / test does not guarantee admission.

10. Generally the number of candidates called for counseling is more than intake in respective programmes assuming that all the candidates called for counseling may not report. Therefore attending the counseling does not give guarantee of admission and it is subject to availability of the seats.

11. The selected applicants will be given admission on the same day of counseling after checking testimonials and other related documents.

12. In case of any dispute / doubt in the interpretation of any clause, the decision of admission committee shall be final and binding.

• 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.

• The fee for PIO & Foreign students is US$ 7500

or equivalent Indian Rupees per year. The fee for

Children of Indian Workers in Gulf countries and

South East Asia is US$ 5500 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), Nirma University.

International Students

Important Notes

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The prescribed application form alongwith relevant information is to be downloaded from the website

www.nirmauni.ac.in. The downloaded form from website should be accompanied by a DD of Rs. 1000/- drawn in

favour of "Institute of Technology, Nirma University" payable at Ahmedabad. The duly filled in form alongwith all

testimonials and DD of Rs. 1000/- should be submitted on or before last date of receiving application form.

To,

Member Secretary (PG-ENGG. Admission)

Postgraduate and Research Center, Institute of Technology

Nirma University

Sarkhej-Gandhinagar Highway,

Ahmedabad 382481, Gujarat – INDIA

Tel: 02717 241911/12/13/14/15

Fax : 0217 241917

Email: [email protected]

For detailed information about the programmes please contact concerned P.G. Coordinators at the Email

addresses mentioned below:

Contacts

No. M. Tech. Specialization Name of PG Coordinator Email Address

1 Environmental Process Design Dr. J. P. Ruparelia [email protected]

2 Chemical Process and Prof. A. P. Vyas [email protected] Design

3 Computer Aided Structural Dr. Paresh V. Patel [email protected] & Design

4 Geomatics Dr. Anupam Singh [email protected]

5 Computer Science and Dr. S. N. Pradhan [email protected]

6 Information & Communication Prof. Priyanka Sharma [email protected]

7 VLSI Design Dr. N. M. Devashrayee [email protected]

8 Communication Engineering Dr. D. K. Kothari [email protected]

9 Power Electronics, Dr. P. N. Tekwani [email protected] & Drives

10 Electrical Power Systems Dr. J.G. Jamnani [email protected]

11 Control and Automation Prof. J. B. Patel [email protected]

12 CAD/CAM Prof. R R Trivedi [email protected]

13 Thermal Engineering Dr. R. N. Patel [email protected]

14 Design Engineering Dr. D. S. Sharma [email protected]

15 Computer Integrated Prof. B.A. Modi [email protected]

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M.Tech. Programmes

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Introduction, Scope and Objective of Programme

The M.Tech.Programme in Chemical Engineering (EPD) is aimed at preparing Environmental professionals for

research, academics, design and development and so as to make them competent to provide appropriate

technology and engineering solutions to multidisciplinary environmental and process safety problems of Chemical

Process Industry in the present era. The Programme emphasizes on developing strong learning skills and

imparting knowledge in key subject areas relevant to current scenario in the field of Environmental Process

Design. The Programme focuses on practical implementations of the ideas by means of development projects.

Post graduate students get opportunities to work at leading research institute on current research topics for their

Dissertation. The department interacts with industry and brings in acclaimed professionals to share their

knowledge and experience.

Semester-I

• Energy Audit of Process Utilities

• Process Integration for Resource Conservation

• Principles of Water and Wastewater Treatment

• Occupational Health and Industrial Safety Management

• Air Pollution Control Systems Design

• Seminar-I

• Communication Skills for Engineers

Semester-III

• Major Project Part-I (full time)

Semester-II

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• Wastewater Treatment Systems Design

• Chemical Process Design Principles

• Environmental and Process Modeling

• Environmental Laws and Management Practices

• Solid Waste Treatment and Management

• Seminar-II

• Research Methodology

• Industrial Training

Green Technologies for Process Industries

Semester-IV

• Major Project Part-II (full time)

M.Tech. in Chemical Engineering (Environmental Process Design)

Course Structure

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PG Project Areas

Students of the department have won “ISTE-IPCL National Award for Best PG Thesis in Chemical Engineering –

five consecutive times since 2006. Students carry out their major project in-house as well as at various industries

and R & D organizations like RILVMD-Vadodara, CSMCRI-Bhavnagar, AML-Santej (Ahmedabad), GESCSL-Vatva

(Ahmedabad), NEPL-Naroda (Ahmedabad), ONGC-Navagam (Kalol), ATIRA-Ahmedabad, Mother Dairy-

Gandhinagar, Jyoti Om Labs-Ankleshwar, Unimark Remedies Ltd.-Ahmedabad and Vapi, IPR-Ahmedabad, NCL-

Pune, NEERI-Nagpur, etc. The major areas of research are as under:

Laboratory Facilities

State of art laboratory facilities are available to carry

out research in the field of environmental studies like

waste water characterization and analysis and air

sampling. Major analytical instruments available are

like UV VIS Spectrophotometer, Atomic Absorption

Spectrophotometer, Total Organic Carbon Analyzer, Gas

Chromatograph, BOD Incubator, COD Reactor,

Respirable dust samplers PM2.5, Colony counter,

Turbidity meter etc. PG students have unlimited access

to Computer Laboratory with Internet and required

software for computational work. Softwares like

HYSYS.Plant, SuperPro Designer, Polymath, Hyprop-III,

HTRI, g-Proms etc. are available for design and

simulation studies.

Library Facilities

Excellent Library facility with leading journals in

Chemical Engineering and Environment Engineering

available in print form in library as well as online for

access from computer laboratories and hostels.

• Wastewater treatment

• Air pollution control systems

• Cleaner Production & Cleaner Technology

• Energy Optimization

• Development of nanomaterials for environmental

applications

• Process Integration for Resource Conservation

• Linde Engineering India Pvt. Ltd, Vadodara

• L & T Ltd., Nairo & Vadodara

• Tata Consulting Engineers Ltd., Mumbai

• UPL Environmental Engineers Ltd., Vadodara

• Doshi Ion Exchange Ltd., Ahmedabad.

• Paramount Limited, Vadodara

• Kadam Environmental Consultants, Vadodara

• Torrent Pharmaceuticals Ltd., Ahmedabad

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• Industrial effluent treatment

• Design for Environment

• Solid waste treatment and management

• Environment & Safety In Process Industries

• Computer Aided Design

• Modeling & Simulation

Application of Green Technologies

• Reliance Industries Ltd, Vadodara

• Indian Rayon Ltd., Veraval

• GSFC, Vadodara

• Transpek Ltd., Vadodara

• Alpha Project Services Ltd., Vadodara

• Nirma Limited, Ahmedabad

• Vedanta Resources, Mumbai

• IFFCO, Kalol

Placement

Excellent placement of students in following companies:

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The M.Tech.Programme in Chemical Engineering (CPPD) is aimed at preparing technocrats for research,

academics, design and development and so as to make them competent to provide appropriate technology and

engineering solutions to multidisciplinary Process, Plant and safety problems of Chemical Process Industry in the

present era. The Programme emphasizes on developing strong learning skills and imparting knowledge in key

subject areas relevant to current scenario in the field of Plant and Process Design. The Programme focuses on

practical implementations of the ideas by means of development projects. Post graduate students get

opportunities to work at leading research institute on current research topics for their Dissertation. The

department interacts with industry and brings in acclaimed professionals to share their knowledge and

experience.

Semester-I

• Advanced Process Integration

• Process and Plant Development

• Advanced Process Equipment Design

• Advanced Separation Techniques

• Environment & Safety In Process Industries

• Seminar-I

• Communication Skill For Engineers

Semester-III


Semester-II

• Piping Design

• Advanced Catalytic Reaction Engineering

• Process Plant Simulation

• Chemical Process Economics & Management

• Elective


• Seminar-II

Semester-IV


M.Tech. in Chemical Engineering (Chemical Process and Plant Design)

Course Structure

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PG Project Areas

Since Gujarat is a hub of Chemical Industry and related consultancy and design firms, many industries are

available to help and to give their live problems as a project work. Students may carry out their major project in-

house as well as in Industries and R & D organizations like Reliance, Essar, GNFC, GSFC, GACL, IPCL, IFFCO- Kalol,

Ambuja Cement, Ultratech Cement, L & T Cement, NCPL, LUPIN, ATUL Limited, UPL, L & T, TCE, TCS, CSMCRI-

Bhavnagar, NCL-Pune, Alpha Projects Ltd.-Vadodara, Dalal Consultants-Ahmedabad, etc., wherein major focus will

be on the design of plant and process, piping, equipments, unit operations systems, etc. Also the use of latest

software tools like HYSYS, SuperPro designer. G-Proms, HTRI or knowledge of programming languages like

MATLAB etc. will be given due importance.

The major areas of research are as under:

• Product Development

• Process Design

• Process Equipment Design

• Plant Control

• Cleaner Production & Cleaner

Technology

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•

•

•

•

•

Energy Optimization

Application of Green Technology

Multi-phase Flow

Catalysis

Piping Design

Flow sheeting

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•

•

•

Production Schedule

Process Integration

Plant & Process Optimization

Computer Aided Design

Modeling & Simulation

• RILVMD, Vadodara

• L & T Ltd., Nairo & Vadodara

• Tata Consultancy Services Ltd.

• UPL Environmental Engineers Ltd., Vadodara

• Doshi Ion Exchange Ltd., Ahmedabad.

• Jubilant

• Indian Rayon Ltd., Veraval

• GSFC, Vadodara

• Transpek Ltd., Vadodara

• Alpha Project Services Ltd., Vadodara

• DuPont

• Dow Chemicals


State of art laboratory facilities are available to carry out

related studies like plant design, process design, piping

design, equipment design, process development, plant

utilities, Plant control. Major analytical instruments available

are like Gas Chromatograph, TOC analyzer, UV VIS

Spectrophotometer, Atomic absorption spectrophotometer,

P-flame photometer, colony counter, turbidity meter etc. PG

students have unlimited access to Computer Laboratory

with Internet and required software for computational

work. Software like HYSYS.Plant, SuperPro Designer,

Polymath, Hyprop-III, HTRI, g-Proms etc. are available for

design and simulation studies.

Library Facilities

Excellent Library facility with leading journals in Chemical Process and Plant Design are available in print form in library as well as online for access from computer laboratories/ centers and hostels.

Placement

Department has very good placement record in UG and PG programmes. Few of the expected companies for the

M. Tech. Chemical Engineering (Chemical Process and Plant Design) are as listed below:

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Ph. D. Programmes :

Ph.D. Guides

The department offers Ph.D. Programme in Chemical

Engineering in following areas:

• Process Design

• Chemical Plant Design

• Process Development

• Chemical Reaction Engineering

• Catalysis and Catalysts development

• Industrial Waste Treatment & Recovery

• Nanotechnology

• Phase Equilibria

• Environmental Engineering

• Chemical Engineering

Following are the faculty members available to guide

in the above said areas:

• Dr. S. S. Patel – [email protected]

• Dr. J. P. Ruparelia – [email protected]

• Dr. R. K. Mewada- [email protected]

Resource Persons

• Dr. R. V. Jasra, R & D Division, RILVMD, Vadodara.

• Dr. K. R. Krishnamurthy, Asst. Vice President, R & D, RILVMD, Vadodara.

• Dr. D. Rajeshwar, Director, R & D Center, RILVMD, Vadodara.

• Shri. Bipinbhai Patel, Ex-Chairman, GESCSL, Vatva, Ahmedabad

• Shri. Shankarbhai Patel, Chairman, GESCSL, Vatva, Ahmedabad

• Dr. C. B. Upasani, Jyoti Om Laboratories, Ankleshwar

• Shri. Shailesh Patwari, Chairman, Naroda Enviro Projects Limited, Ahmedabad

• Dr. S. K. Nema, IPR, Ahmedabad

• Shri. B. I Bhatt, Avishkar Consultants, Ahmedabad

• Dr. Avdheshkumar, Vice President, Alpha Projects Limited, Vadodara

• Dr. V. K. Shrivastava, Former Dean-IRDC, IIT, Delhi

• Dr. K. K. Pant, Professor, IIT, Delhi

• Prof. S. P. Dabke, Reader, M S University, Vadodara

• Dr. R. M. Kursetji, Director-R & D and Operation, Sud Chemie Limited, Ankleshwar

• Dr. S.Shreedhar, L & T, Vadodara

• Shri R. A. Soni, DGM-Process, Alpha Projects Limited, Vadodara.

• Dr Suparna Mukherji, Professor, IIT-Bombay, Mumbai

• Shr i A jay J indal , Chief Manager–Water Technologies, Larsen & Toubro Ltd., Mumbai

• Dr. Zubin Varghese, Program Manager, Environnemental Division, Siemens, Bangalore

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Faculty of Chemical Engineering

Name Designation Qualification Area of Expertise

Dr. S.S. Patel Professor & Ph. D. (Chem. Engg.) Heterogeneous Catalysis, Head Hydrogen Energy,

Membrane Science and Engg.

Dr. J. P. Ruparelia Professor Ph. D. (Env. Engg.) Environmental Engineering,Nanotechnology, Industrial Wastetreatment, Management &Reuse, Issues related to SustainableDevelopment

Prof. A. P. Vyas Sr. Associate M.E. Chem. Engg., Biofuels, Heat Transfer, Unit Operations,Professor Pursuing Ph. D. Cleaner Production,

Process Development

Dr. R. K. Mewada Associate Ph. D Process Design and Process Professor Development, Catalysis and Reaction

Engineering, Multiphase Reactors andMultifunctional Operations

Prof. (Ms.) F.J. Patel Asst. Prof. M.E. (Chem. Engg.) Environmental Engg., Air Pollution,WasteWater Treatment Plant

Prof. M.H. Joshipura Asst. Prof. M. E. (Chem. Engg.), Phase Equilibrium, Modeling andPursuing Ph. D. Simulation, Process Integration,

Process Optimization.

Prof. P.D. Shah Asst. Prof. M.Tech. (Chem. Engg.), Green Technology, Environmental Pursuing Ph.D. Audit, Energy Audit,

Process Development

Prof. Nimish Shah Asst. Prof. M. Tech. (Chem. Engg.), Polymer Technology, Process ControlPursuing Ph.D. and Simulation, Reaction Engineering

Prof. Parag Saxena Asst. Prof. M.E. (Chem. Engg.) Unit Operations analysis, ReactionKinetics

Prof. (Ms.) L. V. Bora Asst. Prof. M.E. (Chem. Engg.) Process Control, Multi-Phase Flow, Computer Aided Design

Prof. (Ms.) P. S. Patel Asst. Prof. M.Tech. (Chem. Engg.) Bioprocess Engineering, Process SafetyManagement, Waste treatment andrecovery

Prof. R. N. Reddy Asst. Prof. M.Tech. (Chem. Engg.) Process Design and Development,Polymerization

Prof. (Ms.) Asst. Prof. M.E. (Chem. Engg.) Process Engineering, Material balance, N. P. Chokshi Energy Balance

Prof. Sandip Sharma Asst. Prof. M.E. (Chem. Engg.) Cleaner Production, EnvironmentalEngineering, CDM

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The Post Graduate programme is designed with an objective to strengthen theoretical concepts of structural

analysis & designs in consultation with faculty and professional experts. The course work is designed in such a

way that the proper learning skill of individual student is developed by working himself on current developments

in the field of Structural Engineering. Students carry out their experimental projects in well-equipped laboratories

and software development projects in computer center. Students use variety of Structural Engineering software

for their projects and research work. Modern library is having large collection of books and online journals and

databases like ASCE, ASME, Science Direct etc. Departmental faculty and industry experts from professional field

guide the students for their research / project work continuously. Students are also encouraged to participate in

paper presentation in national and international conferences.

Semester-I•

• Numerical Methods in Engineering

• Structural Design I

• Structural Dynamics

• Advanced Materials

• Minor Project I

• Communication Skill for Engineers

Advanced Structural Mechanics-I

Semester-III

• Practical Training

• Elective I

• Elective II

• Major Project Part –I

• Prestressed Concrete Structures

• Tall Structures

• Structural Optimisation

• Tension Structures

• Chimney, Silo and Transmission Line Tower

• Bridge Structures

Semester-II•

• Foundation Engineering

• Structural Design II

• Earthquake Engineering

• Structures Laboratory

• Minor Project II


• Seminar

Advanced Structural Mechanics-II

Semester-IV


• Structural Failures, Evaluation and Strengthening

• Water Retaining Structures

• Plates and Shells

• Masonry Structures

• Hydraulic Structures

• Industrial Structures

List of Elective Subjects

M.Tech. in Civil Engineering (Computer Aided Structural Analysis and Design)

Course Structure

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Well equipped laboratory facilities are available to carry out experimental and analytical work. A computer center

with 20 terminals and internet facility is available. Structural engineering software like STAAD/Pro, SAP2000,

ETABS, ProSHAKE are available. Heavy structures laboratory is equipped with loading frame, hydraulic jacks, load

cells, LVDTs, strain measurement system, XY Plotter, 1000 kN UTM, 2000 kN CTM, Non destructive testing

equipments, shake table for harmonic motion and shock table. Foundation engineering laboratory consists of

static cone penetration and other equipments.

• Finite element Analysis

• Earthquake Engineering

• Design of concrete, steel and masonry

structures

• Bridges

• Water tanks

• Hydraulic structures

• Use of FRP in concrete structures

• Design of Special structures

• L & T

• Neilsoft

• FLSmidth Designs Pvt. Ltd

• Sapoorji Palanji

• Jacobs (India),

• Linde Processing

• SAI Consulting Engineers

• Reliance Associates

• Multimedia Consulting

Engineers

• STUP Consultants

• Fluor (India)

• Petrofac

• Bechtel (India)

• Tata Consulting Engineers

• VMS Consultants

• SMPS Consultants

• Dalal - Mott McDonald

• Kalptaru Power Transmission

Ltd.

• PMC Projects

PG Project Areas

Students carry out their major projects in-house as well as at various

industries and research organizations. Some of the areas of the major

projects undertaken by the PG students are as under:

Placement


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Geomatics is among top emerging sectors of civil engineering applications not only in India but also abroad. Geomatics industry has registered 20% annual growth with a share of 10,800 million during 2010. The expected use of Geomatics for civil engineering infrastructure, water utilities and services, land management and real estate, applications in public sector is bound to grow. M Tech in Geomatics at Nirma University is the only M Tech program available in the state of Gujarat. It is designed to strengthen theoretical concepts, inculcate practical knowledge, and explain applications to budding civil engineers and planners. The course structure is designed to cover fundamentals (sem. I), advance, applications and minor project (Sem 2), and specialized courses (Sem 3 & 4) along with practical training and dissertation. Additional focus has been laid on the use of software tools for planning, designing, optimization and decision making. The various fields covered under geomatics provide in depth trainings on infrastructure, utility and services, location based services, urban planning, land management, water resources and environmental engineering, advanced surveying & large scale mapping, web GIS and numerous applications. A strong industry link has been laid with consulting, utility companies, infrastructure agencies, and public and research institutions for mentoring students.

Semester-I

•

• Principles of remote sensing

• Geodesy and GPS surveying

• Geodata base management

• Software laboratory

• Communication skill for engineers

Fundamentals of GIS

Semester-III

• Practical Training

• Elective I

• Elective II

• Major Project Part –I

• Geomatics in infrastructure

• Network analysis using Geomatics

• GIS in water resources engineering

• Geoscience aspects in Civil Engg

• Institutional and social aspects of GIS

Semester-II

• Applications of GIS

• Infrastructure project management

• Geomatics in urban planning

• Spatial data analysis and modeling

• Minor Project

• Research methodology

Semester-IV


• Environment modeling with GIS

• Geomatics in land management

• Planning for utility and services

• Geodetic survey measurement and adjustments

• Statistics for engineers

List of Elective Subjects

Course Structure

(Geomatics)M.Tech. in Civil Engineering

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Sector Name of companies

Infrastructure Agencies DHV, DHI, L & T, Mott McDonald, SAI Infrastructures, Lea Associates South Asia,

Reliance Infrastructure, WSP Inc., Halcrow Inc., Adani Ltd., Essar Ltd., Multimedia

Consulting Engineers, STUP Consultants, Tata Consulting Engineers

Private Consultants Rolta India Ltd., ESRI Inc., RSMI Inc., Intergraph, BOSS Consulting, Tele-Atlas, Sierra-

Atlantic, Bentley Inc

Utility Companies Torrent Power, Tata Power, Alstom bv, GE Inc., Siemens AG, Kalptaru Power

Transmission Ltd,

State Govt./Public Sector Dholera SIR, GIDB, GUDM, GSDMA, SSNNL, GWIC, GWRDC, Revenue Department,

Planning & Administration Department, Development Authorities

Central Ministries GoI, DoS, DoRD, DoUD, DST, Survey of India, NIC, MoWR

Research Centers ISRO Centers, SAC, VSSC, RRSSC, NRSC, PRL, RRL, CSIR

Academic institutions As faculty & research associates


Well equipped laboratory facilities are available to carry out software related design and planning projects on

above topics. The available software are Map Info, Geomedia professional, AutoCAD, GRASS, multi-SPEC, R,

Survey-lisps and e-sections, HEC-GeoHMS and GeoRAS, Primavera and Liquefy-Pro, Bentley software. Training on

other software such as Geomatica, Arc-GIS for GIS, ERDAS imagine and ENVI for remote sensing, SPSS, SAS and

Origin for statistical analysis will be provided by experts from renowned institutions.

• Design of urban water supply system

• Application of GIS and StormCAD for storm water

design

• Land information system and real estate

management

• Urban planning and infrastructure

• Modeling floodplain and risk assessment using GIS

& remote sensing

• Hydraulics & Water resources engineering

• Project management of infrastructure project

• Optimizing urban transportation network using GIS

• MIS for infrastructure and utility

• Earthquake hazard classification and rapid impact

assessment

• GIS in power and gas utility

• Remote sensing in forestry & agriculture

• Health care design and delivery system

PG Project Areas

PG Students in Geomatics will carry out their minor/ major projects with consulting industry, centers of excellence

in research, or in-house as per individuals interest. Some of the topics for major/ minor projects to be undertaken

by the PG students are as under:

Placement

After the successful completion of M. Tech. in Civil Engineering with specialization in Geomatics course, students

are expected to be placed in the following organization/ institutions.

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Ph.D. Programme

Research, innovation and development are among

the core strengths due to presence of experience and

qualified faculty. The department offers Ph.D.

Programme in Civil Engineering in following areas:

• Structural Engineering

• Geotechnical Engineering

• Water Resources Engineering

• Geomatics

Ph.D. Guides

1. Dr.P.H.Shah – [email protected]

2. Dr.P.V.Patel – [email protected]

3. Dr.A.K.Singh – [email protected]

4. Dr. P.R. Patel - [email protected]

5. Dr. U.V. Dave - [email protected]

6. Dr. S. S. Trivedi – [email protected]

7. Dr. S. P. Purohit – [email protected]

Resource Persons

• Dr. H.V. Trivedi, Former Director,

Institute of Technology, Nirma University

• Prof. J. P. Joshipara, Retd. Professor

• Prof. C.H. Shah, Consulting Engineer

• Prof. R. J. Shah, Consulting Engineer

• Prof. V. S. Shah, Consulting Engineer

• Dr. B. S. Munjal, Scientist, ISRO

• Shri Sukumar Parikh, Consulting Engineer

• Shri Himat T Solanki, Visiting Faculty

• Dr. Aishwarya Narain, Ph.D.

• Dr V K Agrawal, Ph D, Senior Professor

• Prof. Anjana Vyas, Professor

• Dr J N Patel, Ph.D. Professor

• Dr Ajai, Group Director

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Faculty of Civil Engineering


Dr. P.H.Shah Professor & Ph.D., IIT Bombay Geotechnical EngineeringHead

Prof. N.C. Vyas Professor M. Tech, Structural Design

Dr. P.V.Patel Professor Ph.D. MSU, Baroda Structural Engineering

Dr A K Singh Professor Ph.D. Germany Water resources, Geomatics

Dr. S.S. Trivedi Sr. Associate Ph.D., IIT Delhi Geotechnical EngineeringProfessor

Dr. U. V. Dave Sr. Associate Ph.D. IIT Bombay Concrete TechnologyProfessor

Dr. P. R. Patel Sr Associate Ph.D., IIT Bombay Geomatics, Construction ProjectProfessor Management

Prof. S. S. Kolte Sr. Associate M. E. Pursuing Ph.D. Environmental engineeringProfessor

Dr. S. P. Purohit Associate Ph.D., IIT Bombay Earthquake EngineeringProfessor

Prof. Sonal Thakkar Assistant M.E. Structural DynamicsProfessor

Prof. J. M. Suthar Assistant M. E. Structural EngineeringProfessor

Prof. Zalak R. Chhaya Assistant M. Tech. Structural EngineeringProfessor

Prof. Krutik G. Trivedi Assistant M. Tech. Structural EngineeringProfessor

Prof. P. S. Trivedi Assistant M S (Texas A&M) Construction project managementProfessor

Prof. Pratima Singh Assistant M. Tech. Infrastructure Management, DisasterProfessor Management, Urban Planning

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The M.Tech.Programme in Computer Science and Engineering is aimed at preparing Computer professionals for

research, academics, design and development in hardware and software and co-design technologies. The

Programme emphasizes on developing strong learning skills and imparts knowledge in key subject areas relevant

to current scenario in the field of computer science and engineering. The Programme focuses on practical

implementations of the ideas by means of research oriented projects. Post graduate students get opportunity to

work on latest research topics for their Dissertation. The department interacts with industry and brings in

acclaimed professionals to share their knowledge and experience.

M.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering

Semester-I

Elective-I

• Advance Data Communication Networks

• Foundation Algorithms

• Embedded Systems

• Software Engineering

• Seminar

• Computer Graphics & Visualization

• Multimedia Systems

• Digital Image Processing & Analysis

• Distributed Data Base Algorithm

• Multi core Programming

Semester-III

• Project Part-I

Semester-II

Elective-II

•

• High Performance Computing

• Computer Architecture

• Digital Signal Processing


• Advanced Compiler Design

• Soft Computing

• VLSI Design

• Machine Learning Theory & Practice

• Web search and mining

• Wireless Sensor networks

Information & Network Security

Semester-IV

• Project Part-II

Course Structure

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PG students have unlimited access to

Computer Laboratory with Internet and

required software for practical and

dissertat ion work. Laboratory is

equipped with multi and many core

machines, graphics workstation, Sensor

network setup, simputer, Electronic

system design tools for Embedded

system design, FPGA kits etc. Excellent

Library facility with leading journals in

C o m p u t e r S c i e n c e I n f o r m a t i o n

Technology is available. Most online

resources are accessible from computer

laboratories and hostels.

The department of Computer Science

and Engineering has setup Cisco

Academy, IBM Center of Excellence and

Microsoft Academy. These academies

provide students with opportunity to

learn latest tools and technologies

developed these leading companies in

field of computer and Information

technology.

• Network protocols for new services

• AI application

• Mobile ad-hoc Networks & sensor network

• Embedded Systems: Modeling & Simulation

• Multicore platforms

• Software & Hardware development for Image Processing

• RTOS and QOS in Multimedia Networks

• Power aware computing

• Software engineering, grid computing and Cloud

computing

• Tata Consultancy Services

• Sasken Communication

• Mahindra British Telecom

• Tata Infotech Ltd

• Cognizant

• L & T Infotech

• Infosys

• HP

• Motorola

PG Project Areas

PG dissertation work will be carried out in the department

and also at leading Research Institutes, MNCs and other

industries. The areas of research are:

Placement

Excellent placement of students in

following companies

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In the era of computerization, Information Technology is of utmost importance in any field which deals with

information gathering, processing, storage and presentation. Information is of significant importance when it can

be widely disseminated and communicated. Communication technology plays very important role here. So,

Information and Communication Technology is a fusion field which deals with both information management

and dissemination aspect. A person having the knowledge of both Information and Communication Technology

can give much better research and industry contribution. So, M.Tech. Programme in Information and

Communication Technology aims at developing professionals having strong foundation in Information as well as

Communication technology who can contribute in research, academics and industry. The programme puts

emphasis on learning by doing through laboratory practicals and on solving open issues in the field through

research projects.

Semester-I

Elective- I

Elective – II

• Signal Theory

• Computer Networks

• Communication Techniques

• Network and computer security

• Database management systems

• Data compression

• Wireless networks

• Formal program development

• Wireless system design

Semester-III

• Project Part-I

Semester-II

Elective- III

Elective- IV

• Management of computing and communication systems

• Data structure and algorithm

• Embedded system design


• Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition

• High speed networks

• Wireless communication

• Wireless sensor networks

• Data warehousing and mining

• Computer architecture

Semester-IV

• Project Part-II

M.Tech. in Information and Communication Technology

Course Structure

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PG students have unlimited access to Computer Laboratory with Internet and the required software for practical

work. Laboratory is equipped with multi and many core machines, graphics workstation, Sensor network setup,

simputer, Electronic system design tools for Embedded system design, FPGA etc. Excellent Library facility with

leading journals in Computer Science Information Technology is available. Most online resources are accessible

from computer laboratories and hostels.

• Multimedia Communication

• AI and Machine Learning

• Mobile ad-hoc Networks & sensor network

• Wireless Security

• Software & Hardware development for Image

Processing

• Network protocols for new services

• Embedded Systems: Modeling & Simulation


• Sasken Communication

• Mahindra British Telecom

• Tata Infotech Ltd

• Cognizant

• L & T Infotech

• Infosys

• HP

• Motorola

PG Project Areas

PG dissertation work will be carried out in the department and also at Space Application Centre(SAC), Physical

Research Laboratories(PRL), Institute of Plasma Research(IPR), Bhaskaracharya Institute for Space Application and

GeoInformatics(BISAG). The areas of research are:

Placement

Excellent placement of students in following companies

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Resource Persons

Dr. D. P. AhalparaScientist, Institute of Plasma Research, Ahmedabad

Prof. A. R. DasguptaRetired Scientist, SAC-ISRO, Ahmedabad

Shri Shyamal MehtaRetired Scientist, SAC-ISRO, Ahmedabad

Ph.D. Programme

The department offers Ph.D. Programme in

Computer Science and Engineering in following areas

• Applications of Artificial Intelligence and

Machine Learning

• Algorithms


• Networking including wireless and

Ad-hoc networks

• Image Processing

• Database Systems and Data mining

Ph.D.Guides

• Dr.K.Kotecha [email protected]

• Dr.S.N.Pradhan [email protected]

• Dr. Sanjay Garg [email protected]

Faculty of Computer Science and Engineering


Dr. K Kotecha Director Ph.D. (IIT, Bombay) Artificial Intelligence and MachineLearning

Prof. D. J. Patel Professor M.E.(CE) Microprocessor and Data Structure& Head

Prof. S.N.Pradhan Professor Ph.D.( Guj. Univ.) Embedded Systems, Networking, Signal Processing, ComputerArchitecture

Prof. Sanjay Garg Professor Ph.D ( CSE) Database Systems, Data Mining, Formal methods

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Prof. K.P. Agrawal Asso. Professor M.E.(CE) Artificial Intelligence, Object Oriented Programming

Prof. Madhuri Bhavsar Asso. Professor M.E.(MAP), Pursuing Ph.D. Software Engg., Grid Computing,Operating System

Prof. Vibha Patel Asso. Professor M.E. (CE), Pursuing Ph.D. Data Structure & Algorithm, ParallelProcessing, Compiler Design

Prof. Samir Patel Asso. Professor M.E. (CE), Pursuing Ph.D. Data Compression, Multimedia dataProcessing, OS and MulticoreComputing

Prof. Tejal Upadhyay Asst. Professor M.E. (CE). Algorithm Analysis, Compilers, Theory o Computation

Prof. Sharda Valiveti Asso. professor M.E. (CE) Algorithm Analysis, Compilers,Pursuing Ph.D. Optimization

Prof. Guarang Raval Asst. Professor M.E. (CE) Dist. OS, Dist. Algorithm, NetworkPursuing Ph.D. Pattern Recognition

Prof. Vijay Ukani Asst. Professor M.Tech. (CE) Computer Networks, Sensor Networks,Pursuing Ph.D. Wireless Communication,

Data Warehousing.

Prof. Manish Asst. Professor M. Tech(ICT) Wireless ad-hoc networks, SensorChaturvedi Pursuing Ph.D. network

Prof. Priyanka Sharma Asst. Professor M. Tech.(CSE), Computer Architecture, MultimediaPursuing Ph.D. Systems

Prof. Swati Jain Asst. Professor M. Tech.(CSE) Image Processing, Compilers Design,Pursuing Ph.D. Theory of Computation, AI

Prof. Zunun NarmawalaAsst. Professor M. Tech.(ICT) Networking, Sensor Networks,Pursuing Ph.D. Embedded System

Prof. Sunil Jardosh Asst. Professor M.E.(CE) Wireless Sensor Networks, SimulationPursuing Ph.D and Modeling of network protocols

Prof. Vipul Chudasma Asst. Professor M.E. (CE) Artificial Intelligence , Soft Computing,Object Oriented Programming

Prof. Ankit Thakkar Asst. Professor M.Tech. (CSE) Wireless sensor Network, EmbeddedPursuing Ph.D. Systems, Real Time systems

Prof. Tejas Mehta Asst. Professor M.E. (CE) Image Processing, Data mining

Prof. Nirav Patel Asst. Professor M.Tech. (CSE) Robotics and bio inspired Robotics

Prof. Tushar Asst. Professor M.Tech. (CSE) Parallel and Distributed Systems, CloudChanpaneria Computing and Embedded Systems

Prof. Jigar patel Asst. Professor M.E. (CE) Genetic Algorithms and Operating Systems

Prof. Rupal Kapdi Asst. Professor M.E. (CE) Image Processing and Object OrientedProgramming

Prof. Jigna Patel Asst. Professor M.E. (CE) Formal Methods, Database Systemsand Data Mining

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Introduction, Scope and Objectives of the Programme

In the era of rapid change in technologies the Indian electronics and communication landscape is expanding

every year and more and more new projects are emerging in the field of VLSI Design. It requires a large pool of

highly skilled and technically sound engineers who can execute these projects. This is an area of concern at PG

Level. The VLSI Design is an advanced level course in the field of Electronics & Communication engineering in

masters with specialization in terms of technology and application to fulfill the requirements of the industry.

Semester-I:

• Digital VLSI Design

• Applied Algorithum for VLSI CAD

• DSP Systems & Architecture

• Semiconductor Devices Physics & Modelling

• HDL based Design with programmable Logic

• HDL based Design & Simulation Lab

• Communication Skill

Semester-III

• Major Project Part - I

Semester-II

• Hardware-Software Co-Design

• VLSI Signal Processing

• IC Fabrication Technology

• Analog & Mixed Signal VLSI Design

• Testing & Verification of VLSI Design Physical Design Lab

• DSP & Algorithm Lab

• Testing & verification of VLSI Design Lab

• Seminar


Semester-IV

• Major Project Part - II

• Comprehensive Viva/Voce

(VLSI Design)M.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering

Course Structure

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FPGA Development Lab

It consists of FPGA development kits like Spartan 50K, Virtex XCV100K, Virtex XCV300K from Xilinx, CPLD kits like CPLD 9572 from Xilinx, and embedded system development kit Cyclone 1C6 from Altera. Supporting development software like Xilinx ISE Foundation Series, Xilinx System Generator, Xilinx Chip Scope Pro, Digital Storage Oscilloscope (100MHz.) Digital Pattern generator (36 Channel), Logic Analyzer, Xilinx Embedded Development kit and software, Altera Quartus Pro (Web Edition) are also available. FPAA development kit is available for Analog VLSI project development.

VLSI Design Software

Lab consists of FPGA Advantage, HDL Designer, DFT Advisor, IC Station etc. from Mentor Graphics, Synopsys, Or-Cad, T-Spice, L-Edit (Tanner Tools Pro – EDA toolset) from Tanner Inc., USA, Microwind 3.1e. Open source softwares like IRSim, IFSim, Lasi, NG-Spice, Magic are also available.

Industrial visit is regular feature to give industrial feed of IC design, development and fabrication.

Project Area

Front end, Back end, Testing & Verification of VLSI Design

Different projects are carried out at CEERI-Pilani, Freescale, ST-Microelectronics, Noida, e-Infochips, Ahmedabad and Intel, Bangalore.

PG ( VLSI Design ) Computer Facility

The programme has its separate computer center with LINUX based server exclusively for PG students only, with the capacity of 24 terminals with large screen size flat monitors specially for Analog Design.

Placements


• Tata Elaxi

• Synopsis

• ST Microelectronics

• Freescale Semiconductors

• Sasken Technologies

• ARM

• Texas Instruments

• INTEL

• TCS

• Motorola

• eInfochips

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Introduction, Scope and Objectives of the Programme:

Communication is the fastest growing segment of the industry. It has experienced exponential growth over the

last decade. Cellular phones have become a critical business tool and they are rapidly replacing outdated wire line

systems in many developing countries. The explosive growth of Communication Systems suggests a bright future

for Communication Engineering field. This programme is an advanced level course in the field of Communication

Engineering offering a specialization in terms of technology and applications to fulfill the requirements of the

industry.

Semester-I• Digital Communication Techniques

• Adaptive Signal Processing

• Antenna System

• Wireless Networks

• Statistical Signal Processing

• Communication Simulation Lab

• DSP Algorithms Lab

• Communication Skill for Engineers

• Data Compression and Standards

• Embedded System Design

• Information and Coding Theory

• Satellite Communication

• Telecom Networks and Traffic Engineering

• Speech and Image Processing

• Wireless Sensor Networks and Protocols

• RF IC Design

• Analytical and Computational Electromagnetics

• VLSI Signal Processing

• Radar and Navigational Systems

Semester-II• RF Circuit Design

• Wireless Communications

• Optical Communication & Networks

• Elective Course I#

• Elective Course II#

• Networks & Protocols Lab

• Communication System Design Lab

• Seminar


Semester-III

• Major Project Part - I

Semester-IV

• Major Project Part - II

• Comprehensive Viva/Voce

Course Structure

(Communication Engineering)M.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering

# List of Elective Courses

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PG Lab Facility

Hardware

Software

Lab comprises of Microwave benches, Antenna Trainer, GSM/CDMA Trainer, Mobile phone Trainer, Wireless Sensor

Network Nodes, Network analyzer, Spectrum, Logic analyzer, Digital pattern generator, Digital Storage

Oscilloscope. FPGA development Boards for different types of FPGAs with supporting development software,

Xilinx Suite version 12.3, Altera Quartus Pro, DSP development boards (Analog Devices and Texas) with supporting

software, Embedded System Development board, Image Processing development boards, Server and latest

Computer systems with LINUX/Windows Operating Systems.

Matlab , AGILENT Genesis software for Communication engineering, OpSim, LabView, Or-Cad, T-Spice, NG spice,

Magic, Multisim for circuit design and simulation In addition open source and web edition of many software such

as NS-2, OPNET etc. are frequently used in our labs.

• Communication Systems & Networks

• Optical Communication & Networks

• Antenna Designs & Microwave Engg.

• Computer Networks

• Image Processing


• Wireless Communication & Networks


• FPGA based Communication System Design

• IBM

• Motorola

• STMicroelectronics

• Sasken Communications

• eInfochip

• Erricson

• Texas Instruments

• Reliance InfoComm

• Nokia Siemens

• Academic Institutions

PG Project Areas

Placement


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Faculty of Electronics and Communication Engineering

Resource Person

• Dr. K.S. Dasgupta, Director Indian Institute of Space Technology, Trivandrum

• Dr. S.C.Bose, Deputy Director, CEERI-Pilani

• Dr. Raj Singh, Deputy Director, CEERI-Pilani

• Dr D.K.Sharma, Professor and Head EE Dept, IIT Mumbai

• Dr. S. B. Chakravarty, Head-Microwave Sensors Antenna Division, SAC-ISRO

Name Designation Qualification Areas of Expertise

Prof. A.S. Ranade Professor & M.Tech.(E) Communication Engg.Head

Dr. D. K. Kothari Professor Ph.D., M.E. (E) Optical Networks

Dr. N.M. Devashrayee Sr. Asso.Prof. Ph.D Microelectronics VLSI Design

Prof. Y. N. Trivedi Sr. Asso. Prof. M.E. (Industrial Electronics) Wireless Communication

Prof. N. P. Gajjar Sr.Asso. Prof. M.Tech. Signal Processing & (Computer Applications) Processor Design

Dr. D. A. Puajara Sr.Asso. Prof. Ph.D. Microwave Antenna

Prof. M. A. Upadhyay Sr.Asso. Prof. M.E.(Communication Engg.) Communication Engg.

Prof. U.S. Mehta Sr.Asso. Prof. M.Tech. (VLSI Design) VLSI Design

Dr. T.H. Zaveri Asst. Prof. Ph.D. Image Processing

Prof. A.P Naik Asst. Prof M.Tech.(VLSI Design) VLSI Design

Prof. S.H. Gajjar Asst. Prof. M.Tech.(Computer Tech.) Communication and Wireless Networks

Prof..S.V. Pandey Asst. Prof M.Tech.(Communication) Microwave & Antenna

Prof. M.R. Naik Asst. Prof M.E. (Communication) Antenna, RF Circuits

Prof. V. Mehrotra Asst. Prof. M.E. (Communication) Communication Engg.

Prof. D. G. Shah Asst. Prof. M.E. (Communication) Optical Communication

Prof. S. Gonsai Asst. Prof. M.E. (Communication) Communication Engg.

Prof. J. P. Prajapati Asst. Prof. M.E. (Communication) Communication Engg

Prof. B.D. Fataniya Asst. Prof. M.E. (Communication) Communication Engg

Prof. Rachna Sharma Asst. Prof. M.E. (Communication) Communication Engg

Prof. Nilesh Banker Asst. Prof. M.E. (Communication) Communication Engg

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Semester-I

• Electric Drive System


• Power Electronics Devices and Circuits

• Numerical Methods and Optimization Techniques

• Advanced Electrical Machines

• Electrical Machines (Elective-I)

• Modern Control Theory (Elective-I)

• Communication Skills for Engineers (Supplementary Course)

Semester-III


Semester-II

• Modelling & Analysis of Electrical Machines

• CAD of Electrical Apparatus

• Control of Electric Drives

• Analysis of Power Electronic Controllers

• Minor Project

• High Voltage DC Transmission (Elective-II)

• Power Quality (Elective-II)

• Mechatronics System (Elective-II)

• Multi-Level Inverters for High Power Induction Motor Drives (Elective-II)

• Research Methodology (Supplementary Course)

Semester-IV


M.Tech. in Electrical Engineering (Power Electronics, Machines & Drives)


The field of Power Electronics and Drives is changing very rapidly due to intensive research taking place in India as

well as in abroad in the areas of power semiconductor devices and digital signal processing. Hence it is the need

of the day to have state-of-art knowledge in this field to cater the requirements of industry in a better way.

Developments of advanced topologies of electrical machines have also widened the scope of power electronic

controllers. With this in view, post graduate (PG) programme in Electrical Engineering was started in 2002. This

programme focuses on imparting education in the field of power electronics and its applications to electrical

machines, drives, industrial equipments, and power systems. The programme also emphasizes on design,

modeling and analysis of conventional and advanced electrical machines.

Course Structure

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PlacementExcellent placement of students in following companies


Well-developed laboratories having latest equipments being used by various industries are available. The

experimental set-ups for characteristics of power switching devices like IGBT, MOSFET etc., and power electronics

applications e.g. inverters, choppers, speed control of A.C. and D.C. motors, enable students to carryout projects

very effectively. The PG software laboratory is equipped with latest computer facilities including software tools

like MATLAB, ANSYS, MAGNET, PSIM, SPEED and ETAP etc. The following laboratories are existing with all the

latest equipments.

• Electrical Machines • Power Electronics & Drives

• PG Software (Computer Centre) • High Voltage

• Advanced Microprocessor and Instrumentation • Power Systems and Switchgear Lab

• CAD of electrical machines

• Unity power factor PWM converter using IGBT

• Multilevel inverters, DSP based AC drives

• AC/DC converter for locomotives

• Active filters, active front-end converters

• Vector control of induction motor using DSP

• IGBT based induction heating

• Grid interactive inverter for photovoltaic applications

• Stepper motor drives

• High voltage dc power supplies

• Secure Meters

• Bajaj Electricals

• Indian Rayon

• Amtech

• Electrotherm (I) Ltd

• Suzlon Energy Ltd

• L&T Ltd.

• TCS

• Reliance Industries Ltd.

• INFOSYS

• EMCO

• IPR

• TCEL

• Hi-Rel

• Veeral Controls

• ERDA

PG Project Areas

Students carry out their major projects in-house as well as at various industries and research organizations like

GE, ERDA, ISRO, IPR, CEERI Pilani, ABB, Siemens, L&T, Secure Meters, Hi-Rel Electronics, Suvik, Amtech Electronics,

Veeral Controls, Inductotherm, Electrotherm, Protek Enterprises, etc. Some of the areas of the major projects

undertaken by the PG students are as under:

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The recent advances in electrical power systems have enormous impact on the way of power generation

transmission and distribution. The worldwide power sector is in the process of reforms through deregulation and

restructuring. As a result the environment faced by electric utilities and their operating procedures have changed

drastically. Extra high voltages are necessary for transfer of bulk amount of power over longer distances. The

modern electrical power system is in the form of a large interconnected network for economy and reliable

operation. For system interconnections between two or more independently controlled AC networks, HVDC links

are preferred due to technical and economic superiority over equivalent EHVAC transmission links. With this in

view, post graduate (PG) programme in Electrical Power Systems was started in 2010.

This programme focuses on imparting education in the field of Electrical Power Systems viz Advanced Power

System Operation and Control, Modern Power System Protection and Switchgear, Extra High Voltage AC and DC

Transmission System, Power System Stability Studies, Analysis, modeling and simulation of power system

equipments/ components, Substation Automation, Restructured Power System etc.

Semester-III


Semester-II

Elective

• Computer Aided Power System Analysis

• Advanced Power System Stability

• Power Electronics in Power System

• Substation Engineering and Automation

• Energy Management

• Power System Simulation Lab

• Research Methodology (Supplementary Course)

• Power System Transients

• Digital Signal Processing and its Applications

• Power System Reliability

• Restructured Power System

Semester-IV


Course Structure

Semester-I

• Advanced Power System Operation and Control

• Advanced Protective Relaying and Switchgear

• Power System Dynamics

• EHV AC and HVDC Transmission

• Applied Linear Algebra and Matrix Computations


(Supplementary Course)

M.Tech. in Electrical Engineering (Electrical Power Systems)

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Placement

Foreseeing the multiplying demand of electrical power and upcoming power projects in the country and Gujarat,

the proposed PG programme is designed to cater to the needs of such power infrastructure industries and

utilities. The restructured power industry in Gujarat and in the country needs engineers to build plants and

system, maintain its stability, offer minimum outages and ensure long life of the equipments. Hence, the

intended course mainly focuses on protection of power system, switchgear, system, modeling, analysis and

simulations of various equipments, components and conditions. The curriculum motivates student to solve

problems analytically, develop research capabilities, visualize actual conditions / possibilities and ways to mitigate

them. Students groomed under this programme will be technically fitting for the various job openings in some of

the leading companies / organizations listed below:

Tata Power, NHPC, NTPC, Torrent Power, Adani Power, Suzlon Energy, State Electricity Companies, ERDA, T&R,

GEDA, ABB, Areva T&D, Jay Shree Insulators, Jyoti Ltd., Essar Group of Companies, Crompton Greaves, Reliance

Energy, BHEL, Power Grid, CPRI, CERC, BEE etc.


Well-developed laboratories having latest equipments

being used by various industries. The experimental set-

ups for explaining schemes of over current, distance,

and differential protection relaying system,

synchronization of alternators, high voltage generation

and testing enable students to carry out experiments

and projects very effectively. The PG software

laboratory is equipped with latest computing facilities

including software tools like ETAP, MATLAB, ANSYS,

MAGNET, PSIM and SPEED etc. The following

laboratories are existing with all the latest equipments.

• Switchgear and Protection Lab.

• High Voltage Lab.

• Electrical Machines

• Power Electronics & Drives

• PG Software Lab.

• Advanced Microprocessor and Instrumentation

PG Project Areas

Following are some of the areas in which students can

undertake their major project work:

• Power generation, transmission and distribution

system

• Power system operation, analysis and simulation

• Power system stability

• Power system dynamics, control and optimization

• Modern power system protection, Instrumentation

and control

• High voltage engineering aspects, HVDC

• Power system designing, planning and reliability

• Power quality and FACTs technology

• Smart grid, SCADA in power and energy sector

• Distributed generation

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Ph.D.Programme

The department offers Ph.D. Programme in

Electrical Engineering in following areas

• Power Electronics and Power Quality

• High Voltage Engineering

• Electrical Power Systems

Ph.D. Guides

• Dr. P. N. Tekwani – [email protected]

• Dr. S. C. Vora – [email protected]

• Dr. J. G. Jamnani- [email protected]

Resource Persons

· Mr. U. C. Trivedi Joint Director & Head (EE) Electrical Research and Development Association

· Mr. Piyush Shah Managing Director, Hi-Rel Electronics Limited

· Shri Varunesh Kumar MD & C.E.O, Viral Controls (P) Ltd

· Mr. Vinod Patel Manager (R&D), AMTECH Electronics (India) Ltd.,

· Prof. B.R.Parekh HOD Electrical Engineering Department, BVM, Vallabh Vidhynagar

· Dr. M.K.Shah Sr. manager (LV Products), Electrical Research & Development Association

· Prof. S.A.Kanitkar Professor & Head ( Electrical Engg. Deptt.), MSU, Baroda

· Shri. G.V. Akre Director, Hivoltrans Electricals Private Limited, Halol48

Faculty of Electrical Engineering


Prof. A. S. Ranade Professor & Head M.E. Communication

Prof. U. A. Patel Section Head M.E. Automation & Control

Dr. P. N. Tekwani Professor Ph.D., IISc-Bangalore Power Electronics & Drives

Dr. S. C. Vora Professor Ph.D., IISc-Bangalore High Voltage Engineering

Prof. D. B. Dave Sr. Associate M.E. Automation & ControlProfessor

Dr. J. G. Jamnani Sr. Associate Ph.D., Power Systems, High VoltageProfessor MSU-Baroda Engineering, Electrical Machines

Prof. A. N. Patel Assistant M.E. Power Apparatus and SystemsProfessor

Prof. T. H. Panchal Assistant M.E. Power Apparatus and SystemsProfessor

Prof. M. T. Shah Assistant M.Tech. Power Apparatus and SystemsProfessor

Prof. Sarika Kanojia Assistant M.Tech. Electrical Power SystemsProfessor

Prof. C. R. Mehta Assistant M.E. Automation & ControlProfessor

Prof. C. B. Bhatt Assistant M.Tech. Power Apparatus and SystemsProfessor

Prof. P. N. Kapil Assistant M.Tech. Power Apparatus and SystemsProfessor

Prof. S. N. Jani Assistant M.Tech. Power Apparatus and SystemsProfessor

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Introduction, Scope and Objectives of the Programme

Instrumentation & Control is an interdisciplinary area. It caters to the need of chemical, fertilizer, petrochemical,

oil and refinery, power, textile, plastic, automobile, agriculture, dairy, food processing and manufacturing

industries. It also covers robotics, navigation, aerospace and military applications. The under graduate

programme in this branch is well appreciated and students are well accepted by the industries. PG programme in

Control & Automation will work as value addition for the graduate students by advance courses and one full year

project work. Syllabus of the programme is designed to prepare the students ready for industry.

Semester-I:

• Dynamics of Linear Systems

• Drives & Control

• Digital Electronics and System Design

• Sensors and Signal Conditioning

• Advanced Control Theory

• Communication Skill

• Simulation Laboratory

Semester-III:

• Major Project Part-I

Semester-II:

• Parameter Estimation and Optimization Techniques

• Intelligent Control

• Advance Process Control

• Embedded System Design

• Image Processing (Elective)

• Power Plant Automation and Optimization (Elective)

• Robot Dynamics and Control (Elective)

• Data Comm. and Control System Architecture (Elective)

• Virtual Instrumentation Laboratory


• Seminar

Semester-IV:• Major Project Part-II

Course Structure

M.Tech. in Instrumentation and Control Engineering (Control and Automation)

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Faculty of Instrumentation and Control Engineering

Placement


Resource Persons

• Dr. Chetan Bhatt, Professor and Head, IC

dept. GEC, Gandhinagar.

• Dr. Axay Mehta, Professor and Head, Electrical

Engg. Dept., GCET, Vallabh Vidyanagar

• Dr. D.J. Shah, Principal, LCIT, Bhandu

• Mr. J.A.Gandhi, MD, Harikrupa Automation

Pvt. Ltd

• National Instruments

• L & T

• Wipro

• MBT

• TCS

• Cognizant

• Reliance

• Torrent Power

• ESSAR

• Patni Computer Systems

• Infosys

• GIPCL

Laboratory Facility

Instrumentation and Control engineering branch is well equipped with various laboratories related to the courses

offered in the programme. Process control lab is equipped with flow, level, pressure, cascade control,

feedforward, ratio control loops. There are 11 nos. of OMRON and Allen-Bradley PLCs with required programming

software to provide hands on practice to the students. Control related simulation experiments are carried out

using MATLAB and SIMULINK. Department has full version of LabVIEW software and related hardware.

For industrial data communication, the department has ADAMS make input/output cards. Measurement and

Instrument lab is fully equipped with various trainer boards for LVDT, Strain gauge, Thermocouples, PH

measurement, RTD, Thermistor etc.

Project lab is one of the strength of the department. It is equipped with various test and measuring instruments

and universal programmer.

Project Area

The Major Project is aimed at training the students to analyze independently any problem in the field of Control

and Automation. The project may be analytical or computational or experimental or combination of them based

on the latest developments in area mentioned.

Name of Faculty Designation Qualification Area of Expertise

Prof D M Adhyaru Section Head PhD – IIT Delhi (Control Engg.) Control Engg, Professor M.Tech (Digital Techniques Soft Computing Applications

and Instruementation)

Prof J B Patel Sr. Associate M.Tech (Instrumentation) Process Control Control System Engg.Professor Ph.D. (Continue..)

Prof H K Patel Assistant M.Tech. Power Electronics, Electronics,Professor (Power System App.) Measurement Tech.

Prof K D Shah Assistant M.Tech DSP, Digital and Analog Electronics,Professor (Instrumentation) PLC, Embedded System.

Prof S A Mehta Assistant M.Tech Microelectronics, Embedded System Professor (Microelectronics)

Prof. J B Shah Assistant M.Tech Digital and Analog electronics, Professor (Instrumentation)

Prof. R.A.Zadfiya Assistant M.Tech Sensor Technology Process ControlProfessor (Instrumentation)

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Introduction, Scope and Objectives of Programme

Computer-Aided Design (CAD) is the use of wide range of computer-based tools that assist engineers in their

design activities. It involves both software and special-purpose hardware. The capabilities of modern CAD systems

include reuse of design components, ease of design modification and versioning, automatic generation of

standard components of the design, validation/verification of designs against specifications and design rules,

simulation of designs, finite element analysis and automated design of assemblies etc. Development in CAD

results in real-time process simulation and Computer Numerically Controlled manufacturing. Integrating

Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM) with Computer-Aided Design systems which are the part of the CIM

produces quicker and more efficient manufacturing processes.

The curriculum has been designed in consultation with expert academicians, industry experts and researchers

keeping in pace with the present technological developments and industry needs. The programme is conducted

by well-versed faculty, invited experts from reputed institutions and industries.

The last two semesters are entirely devoted to Major Project work being carried out either inhouse or in

the reputed industries.

Semester-I:

• Manufacturing Processes and Analysis

• Advanced Kinematics and Dynamics of Machine

• Advanced Machine Design – I


• Computer Aided Production Management


Semester-III


Semester-II:

• Computer Aided Manufacturing

• Finite Element Analysis

• Advanced Machine Design – II

• Robotic and Artificial Intelligence

• Manufacturing Automation


Semester-IV


Course Structure

(CAD/CAM)M.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering

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Placement

Excellent placement of students in following organizations:

Ph.D. ProgrammeThe department offers Ph.D. Programme in Mechanical

Engineering in following areas of CAD/CAM

• Stress Analysis

• Dynamics

• Composites

• Conventional and Unconventional Machining

• Welding

• Casting

Ph.D. Guides• Dr D S Sharma [email protected]

• Dr K M Patel [email protected]


A CAD/CAM centre equipped with CNC lathe alongwith latest computing and software facilities are available.

Software such as ANSYS, Pro/E, MasterCAM, I-DEAS, Hyperworks, NX CACAD 100, CATIA V5 R20, AutoCAD etc.

are extensively used by the students during their academic schedule. A sophisticated Articulated Robot Scorbot-

ER 4u and Plotter have been added to the existing facilities. Full access to internet and web based resources like

e-journals are also available to the students.

• Larsen & Toubro Ltd.

• Elecon Engineering Co. Ltd


• ABB Limited

• Linde Process

• Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd

• Jyoti CNC Automation Pvt. Ltd.

• Siemens Ltd.

• Volvo

• TELCO

PG Project Areas

Students carryout their Major Projects in the areas of Finite Element Analysis and design optimization of critical

components of various machines, Fatigue analysis of structures, Design & optimization of various manufacturing

processes. Various software in the area of CAD/CAM, FEA and Optimization are being used extensively by the

students for their Major Projects. The students are motivated to present papers in conferences and renowned

journals based on their projects.

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Introduction, Scope and Objectives of programme

This programme is designed to provide a sound and in-depth knowledge and training in various aspects of

design, manufacture, testing, control and evaluation of Thermal Equipments and Systems. Thermal Engineering

has an increasingly dominant role to play in the vital areas of Power Generation, Automobiles, R&AC and Energy

sector. The course content aims at developing the necessary analytical and technical competence among

engineers in these areas. This programme is tailor made to prepare post graduates in mechanical engineering, to

take up research and development activities in the said areas.

The curriculum has been designed in consultation with experts from academic institutions of repute, research

organizations and industries keeping in pace with current technological developments and industry needs. The

programme is conducted by qualified and motivated teachers, invited experts from reputed institutions, research

organizations and industries.

Semester III & IV are completely devoted to major project work which will be carried out either in the

institution or in the reputed industries.

Semester-I:• Viscous Fluid Flow

• Modeling of Thermal Systems

• Advanced Heat Transfer

• Exergy Analysis of Thermal Systems

• Elective I

• Seminar


Semester-III:

List of Elective – I


1. Refrigeration Engineering

2. SI Engines

3. Design of Thermal Turbo Machine

4. Energy Conservation and Audit

5. Instrumentation for Engineers

Semester-II:• Gas Dynamics

• Design of Heat Exchangers

• Computational Fluid Dynamics

• Energy Economics and Management

• Elective – II


Semester-IV:

List of Elective – II


1. Air Conditioning Engineering

2. CI Engines

3. Heat Exchanger Network Synthesis

4. Combustion

5. Thermal Insulations and Design

(Thermal Engineering)M.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering

Course Structure

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Ph.D. ProgrammeThe department offers Ph.D. Programme in Mechanical

Engineering in following areas of Thermal Engineering:

• Biomass Gasification

• Pyrolysis

• Energy Conversation, Management and Audit

• Experimental and Analytical Heat Transfer

• Solar Refrigeration

Ph.D. Guides

• Dr R N Patel [email protected]

• Dr V J Lakhera [email protected]


Department is equipped with modern laboratory facilities in the area of Thermal Insulation, IC Engines and Heat

Transfer. A well developed computer centre equipped with latest computing and software facilities is available.

The software available are ANSYS & FLUENT, Pro/E, CATIA V5 R20, AutoCAD, HTRI etc. Full access to internet and

web based resources like e-journals, Indian Standards are also available.

PG Project Areas

Students carry out their major project in the areas of Biomass Gasification, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning

Engineering, Automobile Engineering, Energy Conservation Management and Audit, Computational Fluid

Dynamics, Heat Exchanger Design and Network Synthesis, etc. Students are motivated to present papers in the

conferences and reputed journals based on their major project works.

Placement

There is a scope for job placement of students of this programme in reputed industries/organizations such as

Larsen & Toubro Ltd., Essar Oil, Torrent Power, Mahindra & Mahindra, Jyoti CNC Automation Ltd., KAEFER Punj

Llyod Ltd., Tata Consultancy Services etc.

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The course on “Design Engineering” presents an integrated approach to design of mechanical systems using

interrelationship between force, stress and failure analysis in real world design. The advanced computational and

analysis tools are incorporated to enhance the capability of the designer. The scope of the course ranges from

conventional design to design code to highly sophisticated and advanced Computer-Aided Design (CAD). The

objective of the program is to produce quality design engineers to cater to the needs of the relevant industry.




The last two semesters are entirely devoted to Major Project work being carried out either inhouse or in


Semester-I

• Mechanical Design – I


• Applied Dynamics and Vibration

• Stress Analysis

• Applied Computational Methods

• Elective – I


Semester-III

List of Elective - I


1. Rapid Prototyping

2. Rotor Dynamics

3. Mechanics of Composite Material

4. Product Life Cycle Management

Semester-II

• Finite Element and Boundary Element Methods

• Fracture Mechanics

• Design of Mechanisms and Manipulators

• Mechanical Design – II

• Optimization Methods in Engineering Design

• Elective – II


Semester-IV

List of Elective - II


1. Pressure Vessels and Piping Design

2. Non Linear Vibration and Chaos

3. Micro Electro Mechanical Systems

(Design Engineering)M.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering

Course Structure

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Ph.D. Programme

The department offers Ph.D.

Programme in Mechanical

Engineering in following areas

of Design Engineering:

• Stress Analysis

• Dynamics

• Composites

Ph.D. Guide

• Dr D S Sharma

[email protected]


A well developed design centre equipped with latest computing and software

facilities is available. The software available in computer aided design centre includes

ANSYS, Pro/E, I-DEAS, Hyperworks, Fluent, CATIA V5 R20, AutoCAD etc. A

sophisticated Articulated Robot Scorbot–ER 4u and FFT Analyzer have been added to

the existing facilities. Full access to internet and web based resources like e-journals

are also available to the students.

PG Project Areas

Students may carryout their Major Projects in the areas of Finite Element Analysis and Design Optimization of

Critical Components of various machines and structures, Fatigue and Fracture Analysis of Machine Components,

Kinematic Analysis and Synthesis, Dynamic Analysis, Stress Analysis, Vibration, Pressure Vessel and Piping Design

etc.

Placement


Larsen & Toubro Ltd., Essar Steels, Mahindra & Mahindra, Jyoti CNC Automation Pvt. Ltd., Tata Consultancy

Services, TATA Motors, ISRO, BHEL, etc.

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Introduction, Scope and Objectives of Programme

CIM developed primarily in response to the demands of the market for more product variety, better quality and

lower price. CIM is the integration of the total manufacturing enterprise through the use of integrated systems

and data communication. It is the umbrella term under which CAD/CAM, Flexible Manufacturing (FMS) and

Computer Aided Production Management (CAPM) find a place. Development in CIM results in real-time process

simulation and Computer Numerically Controlled manufacturing. It involves both software and special-purpose

hardware. Implementation of CIM in any organization results in tangible and intangible benefits such as higher

profit, increased productivity, reduced inventory, customer satisfaction, higher employee morale. The course is

helpful to learn Optimization of various manufacturing processes using Finite Element Analysis, Design and

optimization of various tooling used in manufacturing processes, Developments and integration of CAD and

CAM, Development of process planning and production management systems using advanced methods like

neural networks, fuzzy logic, genetic algorithms, condition monitoring and fault diagnosis, design for

manufacturing and design for assembly.




The last two semesters are entirely devoted to Major Project work being carried out either in-house or in


Semester-I• Applied Materials in Engineering• Computer Aided Design• Computer Aided Production Management• Applied Computational Methods• CNC Technology & Programming • Elective – I• Communication Skills for Engineers

Semester-II

List of Elective - I


1. Product Life Cycle Management 2. Design of Machine Tools3. Analysis of Manufacturing Processes4. Tooling Design5. Rapid Prototyping

Semester-II• Finite Element Analysis • Automation and Robotics• Flexible Manufacturing Cells & Systems • Advances in Manufacturing Processes• Elective – II• Minor Project • Research Methodology

Semester-IV

List of Elective - II


1. Supply Chain Management2. Mechatronics 3. Theory of Plasticity4. Micro Electro Mechanical Systems5. Quality Engineering and Management

Course Structure

(Computer Integrated Manufacturing)M.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering

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Ph.D. Programme

T h e d e p a r t m e n t o f f e r s P h . D .

Programme in Mechanical Engineering

in following areas of Computer

Integrated Manufacturing:

• Conventional and Unconventional

Machining

• Welding

• Casting

Ph.D. Guide

Dr K M Patel

[email protected]


A CAD/CAM centre equipped with CNC lathe

alongwith latest computing and software

facilities are available. Software such as ANSYS,

Pro/E, MasterCAM, I-DEAS, Hyperworks, NX

CACAD 100, CATIA V5 R20, AutoCAD etc. are

extensively used by the students during their

academic schedule. A sophisticated Articulated

Robot Scorbot-ER 4u and plotter have been

added to the existing facilities. Full access to

internet and web based resources like e-journals

are also available to the students.

PG Project Areas

Students will carryout their major projects in the areas of analysis and optimization of various manufacturing

processes using Finite Element Analysis, Design and Optimization of various tooling used in manufacturing

processes, developments and integration of CAD and CAM, development of process planning and production

management systems using advanced methods like neural networks, fuzzy logic, genetic algorithms etc. Various

software in the areas of CAD/CAM, FEA and optimization can be used extensively by the students for their major

projects. The students will be motivated to present papers in conferences and renowned journals based on their

projects.

Placement


Larsen & Toubro Ltd., Essar Steels Ltd., Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd., Jyoti CNC Automation Pvt. Ltd., TCS Ltd.,

Elecon Engineering Co. Ltd.., TATA Motors Ltd., ISRO, BHEL, Institute of Plasma Research, etc.

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Faculty of Mechanical Engineering

Name Designation Qualification Areas of Expertise

Prof. V. R. Iyer Professor & M.Tech CAD-CAM, Metal Forming, Head (Mech- Production Engg.) Finite Element Analysis

Dr R. N. Patel Professor M.E. (Turbo Machines) Energy Management and Audit,Ph.D. (Energy Systems) Alternate Energy Sources, Biomass for

Fuels and Chemical

Dr V. J. Lakhera Professor M.E. (Thermal Science), Computational and Experimental Ph.D. (Heat Transfer) Heat Transfer

Dr D. S. Sharma Professor M.Tech. (Design Engg.) Stress Analysis, Dynamics Ph.D (Stress Analysis)

Dr K. M. Patel Sr. Associate M.Tech. (Manufacturing Manufacturing Processes and theirProfessor Engg.), Ph.D. (Non analysis

Conventional Machining)

Prof. B. A. Modi Sr. Associate M.Tech. (Manufacturing Sheet Metal WorkingProfessor Engg.), Pursuing Ph.D.

Prof. R. R. Trivedi Sr. Associate M.Tech. (CAD/CAM), MEMS and OptimizationProfessor Pursuing Ph.D

Prof. B. K. Mawandiya Associate M.Tech.(I.E& M), Industrial EngineeringProfessor Pursuing Ph.D.

Prof. S. J. Joshi Associate M.Tech.(Material Professor Science), Pursuing Ph.D. Fracture Mechanics

Prof. N. D. Ghetiya Assistant M.Tech. Manufacturing Engg.Professor (Manufacturing Engg.)

Prof. A. M. Lakdawala Assistant M.Tech. CFD, Thermal Systems Simulation &Professor (Thermal Engineering), Design, Internal Combustion Engines

Pursuing Ph.D

Prof. N. K. Shah Assistant M. Tech (Thermal Engg.) Internal Combustion Engines, CFD,Professor Pursuing Ph.D. Combustion, Energy Conservation

Prof. S. V. Jain Assistant M.Tech. (Alternate Hydro Hydraulic Machines, CFDProfessor Energy Systems)

Pursuing Ph.D.

Prof. J. M. Dave Assistant M.E (CAD/CAM) CAD, Robotics Professor Pursuing Ph.D

Prof. D. R. Patwari Asst. Professor M.Tech.(CAD/CAM) CAD/CAM, Fracture Mechanics

Prof. V. M. Bhojawala Assistant M.Tech. Machine DesignProfessor (Design Engineering)

Prof. A. M. Gohil Asst. Professor M.E. (CAD/CAM) CAD/CAM

Prof. M. M. Chauhan Assistant M.E. (CAD/CAM) CAD/CAM Professor Pursuing Ph.D.

Prof. D. P. Pandya Asst. Professor M. E. (Mechanical) Manufacturing Engg.

Prof. B. A. Shah Asst. Professor M.E. (Cryogenic Engg.) Cryogenics

Prof. D. J. Parmar Assistant M.E. (Jet Propulsion & Jet propulsion & Gas Turbine Professor Gas Turbine)

Prof. D. V. Patel Asst. Professor M.Tech. (CAD/CAM) CAD/CAM

Prof. D. B. Shah Asst. Professor M.Tech. (CAD/CAM) CAD/CAM

Prof S. N. Mehta Asst. Professor M.E. (CAD/CAM) CAD/CAM

Prof. P. D. Patel Asst. Professor M.E (IC / Automobiles) Alternative Fuel, Internal Combustions,Thermal Engg. & Automobile Engg.

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The Learning at

Institute of Technology

INDUSTRY EXPOSUREIndustry visits,

training in industry, experts from industry deliver lectures and

seminars, and industry projects

COURSE WORKThe main mode

of learning at theInstitute includes

classroom activity, laboratory work,

tutorials, and site visits

EXPOSURE TO TRENDS AND

DEVELOPMENTSOrganizing workshops, seminars, conferences

etc. on topics of current interest

GROUP LEARNINGStudents are encouraged

to learn in groups and group projects are also a part of the

academic life at the Institute

LEARNING FROM PEERS

Students are encouraged to learn from senior students and the

Institute organizes special sessions and workshops that are

conducted by senior students

COMMUNICATION SKILLS DEVELOPMENT

Some of the regular features at Institute campus are group

discussions, debates, elocution, newsletters and magazines of

various student bodies; opportunity to attend special classes to enhance

English Language skills

SOCIAL 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.

EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

Participate in cultural events, student festivals, sports

and personality development programmes

CO-CURRICULARACTIVITIES

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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