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AICTE Mandatory Disclosures 1. Name of the Institution

Name of the college : Modern Institute of Engineering & Technology

Address of the college : Barol, Malimpur, Rajhat, Bandel, Hooghly, Pin-712123, West Bengal

Mobile No : 8336070583 / 8336070584

Email id : [email protected]

2. Name and address of the Trust/ Society/ Company and the Trustees

Name of the Trust : Badal Deb Memorial Educational Foundation

Address of the trust : 470 Kailash Nagar, Bandel, Hooghly, Pin-712123, West Bengal

Registration Date : 29/08/2001

3. Name and Address of the Vice Chancellor/ Principal/ Director Name of the Chairman : Mr. Rana Deb

Mobile No : 9836821144


Name of the Director : Mr. Debjit Sar

Mobile No : 9051971526


Name of the Principal : Prof. (Dr.) Soumitra Mukhopadhyay

Mobile No : 9143281532


4. Name of the affiliating University

Name of the University : Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology

(Formerly known as West Bengal University of Technology)

Address : Haringhata, Nadia 741249, West Bengal

Website : www.wbut.ac.in

5. Governance � Members of the Board and their brief background

Governing body of the Institution Sl No Name Category Designation

1 Mr. Rana Deb Management Chairman

2 Prof. Kesab Bhattacharyya Professor, EE Dept., JU Nominee of the affiliating University

3 Directorate of Technical Education Nominee of the State Government (Ex-officio).

Directorate of Technical Education, Govt. of West Bengal.

4 Regional Officer Nominee of the AICTE (Ex-

officio).

ERO Kolkata

5 Mr. Debjit Sar Management Nominee by Trust

6 Mr. Dipak Das Industrialist Nominee by Trust

7 Prof. Debadyuti Banerjee Educationist Nominee by Trust

8 Prof. Sourav Pramanik Educationist Nominee by Trust

9 Prof. (Dr.) Atanu Nag Faculty Senior Faculty member

10 Prof. (Dr.) Kalyan Mondal Faculty Senior Faculty member

11 Prof. (Dr.) Soumitra Mukhopadhyay Ex-officio(Member Secretary) Principal of the Institution

� Members of Academic Advisory Body

Academic Advisory body of the Institution

Sl. No Name Designation 1 Prof. (Dr.) Partha Pratim Sarkar Professor, DETS, University of Kalyani 2 Prof. (Dr.) Soumitra Mukhopadhyay Principal 3 Prof. Debadyuti Banerjee HoD, Electrical Engineering 4 Prof. Sourav Pramanik HoD, Civil Engineering 5 Prof. Sanjit Majumder HoD, Computer Science & Engineering 6 Prof. Debika Chaudhuri HoD, Electronics & Communication Engineering 7 Prof. Souvik Nandi HoD, Mechanical Engineering 8 Prof. Somraj Das HoD, Basic Science & Humanities 9 Prof. (Dr.) Atanu Nag Associate Professor, Physics

10 Prof. (Dr.) Kalyan Mondal AP, Electronics & Communication Engineering � Frequently of the Board Meeting and Academic Advisory Body Our GB meeting and Academic Advisory Body meeting are called at least twice a year.

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� Organizational chart and processes Our organizational Chart is as below:

� Nature and Extent of involvement of Faculty and students in academic affairs/improvements

Initiatives taken to inculcate the spirit of research amongst faculty and students are as follows:

The Institute has been concentrating in Education, Training & Research on Information &

Communication Technologies and IT-enabled Services. These are globally recognized as emergent areas of rapid growth. Graduates will have ample opportunity for employment in all these areas. The Institute is

committed to developing excellence in education, training and research. Institutionalized attempts are

being made to promote in developing knowledge skills in all students and commitment to values in

faculty and staff. Facilities such as flexibility in timings, use of laboratories etc. are extended to faculty as per requirement. Institute encourage experienced faculty to apply for research and Increasing faculty and

student publications by providing financial assistance. Institute also encourage student to develop

software for institute and other.Institute emphasizes on course preparation, lecture, tutorial and laboratory

delivery, assessment and obtaining feedback. This is undertaken through specific lectures by senior colleagues, followed up by ‘demo sessions’ and participation in coordinated work groups.The faculty

focuses on developing and strengthening systems thinking, problem solving, analysis, design, team work,

communication skills and preparing students for lifelong learning. The faculty uses innovative techniques, interactive lectures, guided case studies, literature survey, regular lab assignments, project work and

critical and creative thinking. The faculty stresses on learner centric, active and collaborative learning.

Labs are used for developing skills to use and apply various general professional competences. Each Department lays down Departmental visions, objectives and roles in shaping the profile of the graduates.

These are discussed, validated and converted in curricula and teaching practice to achieve the desired

goals.Students are encouraged to explore the environment through participation in professional /

curricular / co-curricular activities outside the Institute.System of student mentoring has been put in place. Feedback is analyzed at Departmental levels as also during meetings of various forums to imbibe and

include new and valid suggestions.

To explore the talent other than academic, institute encourages flexibility, celebration and recognition of

student. This is achieved through annual cultural, technical fests, various events, parties, treks, outings and other spontaneous activities to maintain high levels of enthusiasm and team integration. Focusing on

technical, literary, sports, and cultural competitive activities, apart from serving as a retreat from intense

academic loads, these extracurricular activities presents with an opportunity this builds confidence,

encourages teamwork and gives students a strong sense of achievement and belonging.

� Mechanism/ Norms and Procedure for democratic/ good Governance Transparency of thoughts, awareness on ongoing activities and timely address of complications &

misunderstanding between internal stakeholders, we believe, is the key for smooth running of any

organization. Firstly, in order to encourage transparency of thoughts, the management schedules periodic

meetings, which could be departmental or one to one, to analyze and understand employees’ points of

view. As a result of such interaction, new ideas are generated and developed for the institution’s

betterment. The formation and active involvement of the Internal Quality Assessment Cell (IQAC) is a

testament to this vision. The management is also particular about an ‘open-door policy’ wherein, if need

be, employees/ students/ guests get to discuss matters directly with the management authority.

The students, academic & non-academic staffs are duly kept informed of the proceedings and activities of

the college from time to time by notification through notices/ circulars/ website uploads. Apart from this,

the Examination committee, the Cultural committee, Sports Committee etc are formed in order to notify

the rest about the scheduled examinations or upcoming events pertaining to each. The distribution of roles

also motivates employees and makes them consider themselves as an integral part of the whole system.

Finally, to address intricate issues or grievances, committees and cells as Grievance Redressal Committee,

Anti-Ragging Committee, SC/ST Committee, Disciplinary Committee etc have been endowed with the

power and responsibility to address such issues without compromising on the confidentiality

aspect.Besides, for day to day supervision and maintenance of college activities, Library Committee,

Website & Internet Committee, NSS/ Health Committee, Training & Placement Committee and the likes

play crucial roles.

� Student Feedback on Institutional Governance/ Faculty performance Alumni Feedback is taken from Alumni for the academic year. The analysis helped the institute in

development of curriculum for ‘Autonomy’.

Feedback about Faculty is taken from students once a semester. The various parameters on which

teaching is assessed are:

• Communication Skills,

• Quality of Teaching/ Academic input,

• Subject Knowledge,

• Content and Method of Delivery,

• Resourcefulness,

• Readiness of teacher,

• Accessibility and Availability of Teacher in Campus/ Department.

Feedback is signed by the Director and conveyed to the faculty by respected Head of the Department.

An Institute level Parent-Teacher meeting is conducted once every semester. During the meeting, parents

are made aware about their wards’ attendance, academic performance for the semester as well as about

the various learning processes conducted in the institute.

� Grievance Redressal mechanism for Faculty, staff and students The Grievance Redressal Cell will enquire the grievances and suggest the final action to be initiated at the

institutional level for the redressal of the same. Any student may approach the committee members, if

he/she has any grievance regarding academic and non-academic matters and the committee will take up

necessary action

The students approach the Cell to voice their grievances regarding academic and non academic matters.

The cell redresses the grievances at individual and class level and grievances of common interest. All

complaints are scrutinized by the management and the Grievance Redressal cell. HoD/Principal/Director

regularly attends to these on daily basis. The college assures students that once a complaint is made, it

will be treated with confidentiality.

Besides there is an exclusive mechanism to address the issues relating to women and their grievances.

Objectives:

• To provide a support system for the students to address their grievances.

• To initiate proactive measures to redress the grievances of the students.

• To analyze the complaints and representations of aggrieved students and to take action with the

appropriate authorities for redressal.

• To get suggestions periodically from the students for improvement.

Type of Grievance

1. Physically or mental harassment of staff/student

2. Working culture of staff/student

3. Welfare Measure of staff/student

4. Feedback in both academic and non-academic.

5. Safety Measure of staff/student.

The complaint management mechanism is carried out in three levels in the institution

• The departmental level grievances are attended by the concerned class Coordinators, Mentors and

Departmental Heads.

• The student coordinators and staff coordinators of Grievance Redressal cell act as facilitators to communicate and sort out the grievances at the department level.

• Unresolved grievances at the departmental level and association level are referred to the

Grievance Redressal Cell of the institution. The students can approach the Grievance Redressal Cell of the institution with their complaints of common interest too. Depending on the seriousness

of the problem, the issues are settled by the Cell or by the Principal/ Director in consultation with

other members of the management, parents and faculty.

Grievance Redressal Cell of the institution

Sl No Name Department

1 Prof. Debika Chaudhuri ECE

2 Prof. Debadyuti Banerjee EE

3 Prof. Sourav Pramanik CE

4 Prof. Sanjit Mazumder CSE

5 Prof. Souvik Nandi ME

6 Prof. Somraj Das BSH

7 Prof. Mrinal Bhattacharya ECE

8 Prof. Debabrata Hazra EE

9 Prof.(Dr.) Kalyan Mondal ECE

10 Prof. Goutam Ghosh EE

11 Mr. Sanjib Dey Admin

Women’s Cell

The Faculty council of the college has formed a committee (UMA) to redress the women related issues.

Complaints can be lodge in person to the Convener of the relevant Committee or can be dropped in the

Principal’s / Director’s chamber.

� Establishment of Anti Ragging Committee What is Ragging?

Any Conduct whether by words spoken or written or by an act which has the effect of teasing , treating or handling with rudeness any other student, indulging in any untoward or undisciplined activities which

causes or is likely to cause annoyance, hardship or psychological harm or to raise fear apprehension

thereof in a fresher or a junior student or asking the students to do any act or perform something which such student will not 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.

Ragging is totally prohibited in Modern Institute of Engineering& Technology and outside the campus.

Anyone found guilty of ragging and abetting ragging whether actively or passively or being a part of conspiracy to promote, ragging is liable to be punished in accordance with AICTE Regulations 2009 as

well as under the provisions of any penal law for the time-being in force.

Punishments for those found guilty of Ragging.(Any act of physical or mental abuse targeted at another

student on the ground of color, race, religion, caste, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, appearance, nationality, regional origins, linguistic identity, place of birth, place of residence or economic

background)

Depending upon the nature and gravity of the offence as established the possible punishments for those found guilty of ragging at the institution level shall be any one or any combination of the following:

•Cancellation of Admission.

•Suspension from attending classes. •Withholding / Withdrawing scholarship /fellowship and other benefits.

• Debarring from appearing in any test/examination or other evaluation process withholding

results • Debarring from representing the institution in any regional, national or international meet, youth

festival etc.

•Suspension /expulsion from the hostel.

• Rustication from the institution for period ranging from 1 to 4 semesters • Expulsion from the institution and consequent debarring from admission to any other

Institution.

Any student found directly or indirectly committing or participating in ragging or abetting propagating for ragging inside or outside the college shall be liable for punishment.

Anti Ragging Committeeof the Institution Sl. No Name Designation

1 Prof. Sourav Pramanik HoD, Civil Engineering

2 Prof. Debadyuti Banerjee HoD, Electrical Engineering

3 Prof. Debika Chaudhuri HoD, Electronics & Communication Engineering

4 Prof. Somraj Das HoD, Basic Science & Humanities

5 Prof. Souvik Nandi HoD, Mechanical Engineering

6 Prof.(Dr.)Atanu Nag Associate Professor, Department of Physics

7 Mr. Sanjib Dey Senior Administrative Officer 8 Mr. Praloy Mukherjee Training & Placement Officer 9 Ms. Aparna Singha Admin Staff

This Squad will make surprise raids on canteens, hostel messes, hostel rooms and play ground etc. The

Institute has formed an anti ragging committee to completely wipe out the menace from the campus

making it ragging free campus and to prohibit any conduct by any student or students whether by words

spoken or written or by an act which has the effect of teasing, treating or handling with rudeness a fresher

or any other student, or indulging in rowdy or undisciplined activities by any student or students which

causes or is likely to cause annoyance, hardship or psychological harm or to raise fear or apprehension

thereof in any fresher or any other student or asking any student to do any act which such student will not

in the ordinary course do and which has the effect of causing or generating a sense of shame, or torment

or embarrassment so as to adversely affect the physique or psyche of such fresher or any other student,

with or without an intent to derive a sadistic pleasure or showing off power, authority or superiority by a

student over any fresher or any other student. And preventing its occurrence and punishing those who

indulge in ragging as provided for in these Regulations and the appropriate law in force.

� Establishment of Online Grievance Redressal Mechanism : In the Process

� Establishment of Grievance Redressal Committee in the Institution and Appointment

ofOMBUDSMAN by the University : In the Process � Establishment of Internal Complaint Committee (ICC)

Internal Complaint Committee of the Institution was established on12/07/2017 Internal Complaint Committeeof the Institution

Sl. No Name Designation 1 Prof. Debadyuti Banerjee HoD, Electrical Engineering 2 Prof. Sourav Pramanik HoD, Civil Engineering 3 Prof. Sanjit Majumder HoD, Computer Science & Engineering 4 Prof. Debika Chaudhuri HoD, Electronics & Communication Engineering 5 Prof. Souvik Nandi HoD, Mechanical Engineering 6 Prof. Somraj Das HoD, Basic Science & Humanities 7 Ms. Aparna Singh Admin Member

� Establishment of Committee for SC/ ST

Committee for SC/ ST of the Institution was established on14/07/2018 Committeefor SC/ST

Sl. No Name Designation 1 Prof. Debabrata Hazra AP, Electrical Engineering 2 Prof. Rianka Chakraborty AP, Electronics & Communication Engineering 3 Mr. Ashoke Karmakar Senior Technical Assistant, Mechanical Engineering 4 Mr. Somnath Rajak ME student 5 Mr. Bimalendu Bar CSE student 6 Mr. Biswajit Saren DEE student 7 Mr. Sougata Modak DME student

� Internal Quality Assurance Cell

Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of the Institution was established on12/07/2017 IQAC of the Institution

Sl. No Name Designation 1 Mr. Debjit Sar Director 2 Prof. (Dr.)Soumitra Mukhopadhyay Principal 3 Prof. (Dr.) Atanu Nag Senior Faculty 4 Prof. Debadyuti Banerjee HoD, Electrical Engineering 5 Prof. Sourav Pramanik HoD, Civil Engineering 6 Prof. Sanjit Majumder HoD, Computer Science & Engineering 7 Prof. Debika Chaudhuri HoD, Electronics & Communication Engg. 8 Prof. Souvik Nandi HoD, Mechanical Engineering 9 Prof. Somraj Das HoD, Basic Science & Humanities

10 Mr. Dilip Das Parent Representative 11 Mr. Sanjib Dey Senior Administrative Officer 12 Ms. Koyel Majumder Admin Representative 13 Mr. Debarun Mukherjee Alumni 14 Mr. Debayan Dasgupta Alumni

6. Programmes

� Name of Programmes approved by AICTE : i)B.Tech; ii) Diploma � Name of Programmes Accredited by AICTE : Nil

� Status of Accreditation of the Courses : Under process

• Total number of Courses : 5

• No. of Courses for which applied for Accreditation : Nil

• Status of Accreditation : NA � For each Programme the following details are to be given:

Programme Name B. Tech Diploma

Number of seats 60 each

(5 branches)

60 each

(2 branches)

Duration 4 years (Reg)

3 years (Lat)

3 years

Cut off marks/rank of admission during the last 3 years

ANNEXURE I

Fee

Placement Facilities The Corporate Relations team pivots activities

related to the corporate liaison, placement, and

relevant training, focusing on providing students

with an authentic and maximum number of campus

opportunities. The sole purpose is to provide a fresh

engineer a platform that offers the scope to learn.

Our team travels across the country to meet

different companies and seek optimum relevant

opportunities for students.

A student needs to be shaped by corporate

requirement; he or she needs to be taught the ropes

of the trade, behavioral patterns and expectations.

We continually impart such knowledge through

regular training sessions on human skills, corporate

environments, interview tactics, aptitude questions

and answers, mock sessions and relevant technical

software sessions; these sessions being woven into

the regular class fabric. To provide initiations,

corporate sessions are also arranged on regular

basis with industry members. Campus placement in last three

years with minimum salary, maximum salary and average

salary

ANNEXURE II

� Name and duration of programme(s) having Twinning and Collaboration with Foreign

University(s) and being run in the same Campus along with status of their AICTE approval. If there is Foreign Collaboration, give the following details :Nil

� Details of the Foreign University : NA � For each Programme Collaborated provide the following :NA � Whether the Collaboration Programme is approved by AICTE? If not whether the

Domestic/Foreign University has applied to AICTE for approval : NA

7. Faculty � Branch wise list Faculty members

List Faculty members

Sl No Name Designation Department

1 Prof.(Dr.)Soumitra Mukhopadhyay Principal

Mechanical Engineering

2 Prof. Souvik Nandi Astt. Prof

3 Prof. Amit Dhar Astt. Prof

4 Prof. Arnab Ray Astt. Prof

5 Prof. Arnab Das Sarma Astt. Prof

6 Prof. Biswajit Paul Astt. Prof

7 Prof. Anirban Chakravarty Astt. Prof

8 Prof. Souvik Brahma Hota Astt. Prof

9 Prof. Sudipto Kayal Astt. Prof

10 Prof. Rajat Kanti Kuila Astt. Prof

11 Prof. Alok Kumar Mukhopadhyay Astt. Prof

12 Prof. Sourav Pramanik Astt. Prof

Civil Engineering

13 Prof. Somnath Mandal Astt. Prof

14 Prof. Anirban Ghoshal Astt. Prof

15 Prof. Swati Saha Astt. Prof

16 Prof. Satyendranath Das Astt. Prof

17 Prof. Sanjit Mazumdar Astt. Prof

Computer Science &

Engineering

18 Prof. Himadri Biswas Astt. Prof

19 Prof. Keya Bhattacharjee Astt. Prof

20 Prof. Kaushik Sarkar Astt. Prof

21 Prof. Sonali Mukherjee Astt. Prof

22 Prof. Kaustav Bandyopadhyay Astt. Prof

23 Prof. Priya Sengupta Astt. Prof

24 Prof. Debika Chaudhuri Astt. Prof

Electronics

&Commmunication

Engineering

25 Prof.(Dr.) Kalyan Mondal Astt. Prof

26 Prof. Rianka Chakraborty Astt. Prof

27 Prof. Mrinal Bhattacharya Astt. Prof

28 Prof. Maumita Das Astt. Prof

29 Prof. Kalyan Adhikari Astt. Prof

30 Prof. Sukanta Bose Astt. Prof

31 Prof. Debadyuti Banerjee Astt. Prof

Electrical Engineering

32 Prof. Debabrata Hazra Astt. Prof

33 Prof. Goutam Ghosh Astt. Prof

34 Prof. Tomas Deb Adhikary Astt. Prof

35 Prof. Arrco Banerjee Astt. Prof

36 Prof. Biswanath Bandopadhyay Astt. Prof

37 Prof. Pinki Mondal Astt. Prof

38 Prof. Barish Mitra Astt. Prof

39 Prof. Pronami Mukherjee Astt. Prof

40 Prof. Biswajit Chakraborty Astt. Prof

41 Prof. Samsaptak Ghosh Astt. Prof

Sl No Name Designation Department

42 Prof. Niloy Dawn Astt. Prof

Mathematics 43 Prof. Trisha Kundu Astt. Prof

44 Prof. Sarbani Chowdhury Astt. Prof

45 Prof.(Dr.) Atanu Nag Asso. Prof.

Physics 46 Prof. Anjali Bhattacharya Astt. Prof

47 Prof. Sagar Neel Das Astt. Prof

48 Prof. Puja Swarnakar Astt. Prof

49 Prof. Somraj Das Astt. Prof

Chemistry

50 Prof. Samanwita Bhattacharya Astt. Prof

51 Prof. Avijit Mondal Astt. Prof

52 Prof. Arnab Mukherjee Astt. Prof

53 Prof. Shyam Sundar Bera Astt. Prof

54 Prof. Sunipa Das Astt. Prof

English

55 Prof. Chirashree Roy Astt. Prof

56 Prof. Puja Halder Astt. Prof

57 Prof. Sweta Nandan Astt. Prof

58 Prof. Susmita Ghosh Astt. Prof

59 Prof. Koyel Majumder Astt. Prof M.Com

60 Prof. Tamal Paul Astt. Prof

61 Prof. Nemai Pal Astt. Prof Economics

62 Prof. Goutam Dutta Astt. Prof MBA

� Permanent Faculty :62 � Adjunct Faculty : Nil � Permanent Faculty: Student Ratio

Sl. No Department Permanent Faculty: Student

1 Mechanical Engineering Department 1 : 26 2 Civil Engineering Department 1 : 43 3 Computer Science &Engineering Department 1 : 18 4 Electronics & Communication Engineering Department 1 : 16

5 Electrical Engineering Department 1 : 25 6 Basic Science & Humanities Department 1 : 9

� Number of Faculty employed and left during the last three years

Total Employed : 34; Total Left : 16

List of Faculty Employed during 2017-19

Sl.No. Names Joining Date Department

1 Prof. Swati Saha 22.02.2018

CE 2 Prof. Somnath Mandal 25.07.2017

3 Prof. Anirban Ghoshal 16.08.2018

4 Prof. Himadri Biswas 11.07.2017

CSE 5 Prof. Keya Bhattacharyya 01.02.2018

6 Prof. Kausik Sarkar 03.04.2018

7 Prof. Kaustav Bandopadhyay 12.07.2018

8 Prof. Mrinal Bhattacharya 01.07.2016 ECE

Sl. No. Names Joining Date Department

9 Prof. Tomas Deb Adhikary 11.01.2018

EE

10 Prof. Pinki Mondal 20.03.2018

11 Prof. Arrco Banerjee 09.07.2018

12 Prof. Biswanath Bandopadhyay 09.07.2018

13 Prof. Tuhinkana Mondal 21.07.2016

14 Prof. Sriya Ghosh 29.08.2018

15 Prof. Barish Mitra 16.08.2018

16 Prof. Pronami Mukherjee 24.09.2018

17 Mr. Ashok Kumar Karmakar 01.08.2016

ME

18 Prof. Amit Dhar 12.09.2017

19 Prof. Arnab Ray 15.02.2018

20 Prof. Arnab Das Sarma 20.02.2018

21 Prof. Biswajit Paul 13.03.2018

22 Mr. Suvankar Mondal 03.05.2018

23 Prof. Souvik Brahma Hota 04.01.2019

24 Prof. Anirban Chakravarty 02.08.2018

25 Prof. Sunipa Das 02.02.2017

BSH

26 Prof. Chirashree Roy 23.02.2017

27 Prof. Somraj Das 12.09.2017

28 Prof. Niloy Dawn 15.02.2018

29 Prof. SwetaNandan 12.09.2017

30 Prof. Tamal Paul 15.05.2018

31 Prof. Trisha Kundu 06.03.2019

32 Prof. AvijitMondol 15.03.2019

33 Prof. Anjali Bhattacharya 16.04.2019

34 Prof. Puja Halder 14.03.2019

List of Employees Released/ left during 2017-19


1 Prof. Prasenjit Mondal ME

2 Prof. Sujoy Roy ME

3 Prof. Antariksha Sarkar ME

4 Prof. Pallab Sarkar ME

5 Prof. Rajeev Kumar EE

6 Prof. IshitaGhosh EE

7 Prof. Tamal Bhattacharya EE

8 Prof. Chiradeep Ghosh ECE

9 Prof. Abhishek Bhowmik ECE

10 Prof. Kaustav Ghosh CSE

11 Prof. Mitrojyoti Kusari CSE

12 Prof. Subhra Sarkar CSE

13 Prof. Abhishek Gupta CE

14 Prof. Sukanya Goswami CE

15 Prof. Narayani Ghosh BSH

16 Prof. Vaskar Sarkar BSH

8. Profile of Vice Chancellor/ Director/ Principal/ Faculty For each Faculty give a page covering with Passport size photograph ANNEXURE-III 9. Fee

� Details of fee, as approved by State Fee Committee, for the Institution: Rs. 42000 � Time schedule for payment of fee for the entire programme

Odd semester- June, 1st week

Even semester- December, 1st week

� No. of Fee waivers granted with amount and name of students Total no. of TFW students- 21

Semester fees- Rs. 2000 Students Names: 1. Ishani Nath

2. Shubham Manna

3. Bikash Yadav

4. VedPrakash Singh

5. Aman Kumar Ram

6. Pankaj Shaw

7. Rahul Kr Mishra

8. Ripon Saha

9. Sumit Chowdhury

10. Akram Hussain

11. Javed Ansari

12. Somnath Rajak

13. Manish Kr Singh

14. Ramchandra Dey

15. Akash Shaw

16. Ankit Kr Yadav

17. Sonu Kumar Mahato

18. Bibek Pal

19. SubhasishGhosh

20. Anish Kumar Shaw

21. Dibya Shaw

� Number of scholarship offered by the Institution, duration and amount Institute offers different types of scholarships to more than 70% of total students.

� Criteria for fee waivers/scholarship: As per the merit and economical condition of the students.

� Estimated cost of Boarding and Lodging in Hostels: Rs. 3500 10. Admission � Number of seats sanctioned with the year of approval: 60 students for each stream

� Number of Students admitted under various categories each year in the last three years � Number of applications received during last two years for admission under Management Quota

and number admitted: 2017: Nil; 2018: Nil

11. Admission Procedure � Mention the admission test being followed, name and address of the Test Agency and its URL

(website)

Sl. No.

Name and address of the Test Agency URL of name and address of the Test Agency

1. WBJEE (West Bengal Joint Entrance Board,

AQ13/1 Salt Lake City, Sector V, Kolkata)

www.wbjeeb.in

2. JEE Mains ( National Test Agency, IITK Outreach Centre, NOIDA-201309)

https://nta.ac.in

3. JELET (West Bengal Joint Entrance Board,

AQ13/1 Salt Lake City, Sector V, Kolkata)

www.wbjeeb.in

� Number of seats allotted to different Test Qualified candidate separately (AIEEE/ CET (State

conducted test/ University tests/ CMAT/ GPAT)/ Association conducted test) � Sl No Quota % of Seats

1. WBJEE 80%

2. JEE Mains 10%

3. Management Quota 10%

� Calendar for admission against Management/vacant seats:

• Last date of request for applications : Last Week of September

• Last date of submission of applications : Last Week of September

• Dates for announcing final results : End of September

• Release of admission list : Vary on situation

Year Stream No of students admitted

2016

CE 04

CSE 36

ECE 19

EE 08

ME 15

2017

CE 63

CSE 28

ECE 18

EE 43

ME 42

2018

CE 61

CSE 42

ECE 29

EE 57

ME 53

• Date for acceptance by the candidate : Within October 15

• Last date for closing of admission : Mid of October

• Starting of the Academic session : Mid of August

• The waiting list shall be activated only on the expiry of date of main list : NA

• The policy of refund of the fee, in case of withdrawal, shall be clearly notified Our admission team take care of the refund policy

12. Criteria and Weightages for Admission � Describe each criterian with its respective weightages i.e. Admission Test, marks in qualifying

examination etc. : No Admission Test. � Mention the minimum level of acceptance, if any: 45% Marks in Science group (Phy, Chem &

Math) � Mention the cut-off levels of percentage and percentile score of the candidates in the admission

test for the last three years : 45% Marks in Science group (Phy, Chem & Math)

� Display marks scored in Test etc. and in aggregate for all candidates who were admitted : Nil 13. List of Applicants � List of candidate whose applications have been received along with percentile/percentage score

for each of the qualifying examination in separate categories for open seats. List of candidate who have applied along with percentage and percentile score for Management quota seats: NA

14. Results of Admission Under Management seats/Vacant seats � Composition of selection team for admission under Management Quota with the brief profile of

members (This information be made available in the public domain after the admission process is over)

Our admission team take care of the Admission Under Management seats/Vacant seats

Admission Committee of the Institution


1 Mr. Biplab Guha MARKETING

2 Mr. Ashish Bose MARKETING

3 Mr. Sanjib Dey ADMIN

4 Prof. Mrinal Bhattacharya ECE

5 Prof. Goutam Ghosh EE

6 Prof. Niloy Dawn BSH

7 Prof. Tamal Paul BSH

� Score of the individual candidate admitted arranged in order or merit : NA List of candidatewho have been offered admission:

Sl. No. Admission Policy 2018 2017 2016

1. Counseling 4 15 17

2. Management Quota 0 0 0

3. Vacant seats 238 179 65

� Waiting list of the candidate in order of merit to be operative from the last date of joining of the

first list candidate : Nil � List of the candidate who joined within the date, vacancy position in each category before

operation of waiting list : All

15. Information of Infrastructure and Other Resources Available � Number of Class Rooms and size of each

Sr. No Dept. 1st Year Size(m) 2

nd Year Size(m) 3

rd Year Size(m) 4

th Year Size(m)

1 CE M3162 10X7.5 M3170 9.94X7.5 M3147 9.7x7.4 M2093 10X6.3

2 CSE M1005 10X7.5 M2075 9X7.5 M2094 10X7.5 M1026 10X7.4

3 ECE M1003 10x7.5 M3149 10X7.5 M2097 10X7.5 M1019 10X7.5

4 EE M1004 10x7.5 M2099 10x7.5 M3160 10X6.6 M3145 10X7.5

5 ME M2102 10x7.5 M2092 10X7.5 M2100 10x7.5 M1023 10X7.5

6 DEE D2107 9X7.5 D2113 9X7.5 D3182 9X7.5

7 DME D2111 9X7.5 D2114 9X7.5 D3117 9X7.5

� Number of Tutorial rooms and size of each

Department CE CSE ECE EE ME

Tutorial Room M2077 M2090 M3151 M3155 M2091

Size(m) 9x7.5 15x7.5 5x7.5 5x7.5 5x7.5

� Number of Laboratories and size of each

BSH- 4 No of Lab Rooms & Each lab area more than 66 Sq. M CE-12 No of Lab Rooms & Each Lab area more than 66 Sq. M

CSE-4 No of Lab Rooms & Each lab area more than 66 Sq. M

ECE- 8 No of Lab & each lab area more than 66 Sq. M EE-9 No of Lab Rooms & Each lab area more than 66 Sq. M

ME-9 No of Lab Rooms & Each lab area more than 66 Sq. M

� Number of Drawing Halls with capacity of each

Drawing Room M3159 D2109 D2115

Size (m) 15.3X7.5 9X7.6 10X7.2

� Number of Computer Centres with capacity of each : 5, 30 each � Central Examination Facility, Number of rooms and capacity of each

13 no of rooms are allotted for Examination Purpose and capacity of each 24 no of candidates.

� Barrier Free Built Environment for disabled and elderly persons : Ramp available � Occupancy Certificate : Click Here � Fire and Safety Certificate : Click Here � Hostel Facilities

Hostels Number of rooms Capacity Facilities

Boys 30 180 Wi-Fi

Girls 5 20 Wi-Fi

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� Library

• Number of Library books/ Titles/ Journals available (program-wise)

Sl.No Program No of Titles No of Books

1 B.Tech 1384 17413

2 Diploma 176 3467

• List of online National/ International Journals subscribed: Magazine-Electronics For You

• E- Library facilities : DELNET; E-BOOKS-651

� Laboratory and Workshop

• List of Major Equipment/Facilities in each Laboratory/ Workshop : ANNEXUREIV

• List of Experimental Setup in each Laboratory/ Workshop : ANNEXUREIV � Computing Facilities • Internet Bandwidth : 100 Mbps

• Number and configuration of System : 156 (Desktop), Configuration: Dual Core

2.20 GHz

11 (Laptop), Configuration: Core 2 duo

• Total number of system connected by LAN : 62

• Total number of system connected by WAN : 62

• Major software packages available : Windows-7 , Office 2010, Auto CAD (Student

Version), ODLL (Inter Active Language Learning Software), ETAP (15 User)

• Special purpose facilities available: Nil � Innovation Cell


1 Dr. Atanu Nag BSH

2 Dr. Kalyan Mondal ECE

3 Ms. Debika Chaudhuri ECE

4 Mr. Sanjit Majumder CSE

5 Ms. Debadyuti Banerjee EE

6 Mr. Himadri Biswas CSE

7 Ms. Maumita Das ECE � Social Media Cell


1 Ms. Chirashree Roy BSH

2 Ms. Sweta Nandan BSH

3 Mr. Kousik Sarkar CSE

4 Mr. Goutam Ghosh EE

5 Mr. Somnath Mondal CE

6 Mr. Arnab Das Sharma ME

7 Mr. Sajal Saha Server in Charge � Compliance of the National Academic Depository (NAD), applicable to PGCM/ PGDM

Institutionsand University Departments : NA � List of facilities available

• Games and Sports Facilities: The college has an athletic club. One senior faculty remains as the

convener of the club with nominated faculty and student body. The club conducts all types of

sports activities. The college is hosting annually one tournament “GAMIET” in cricket, Football and some indoor games where many engineering colleges participate. We have field for Cricket,

Football, basketball, etc.

• Extra-Curricular Activities: Extra-curricular activities help to highlights a particular skill or

interest of any persons. It helps students to learn new & useful skills, new responsibility,

introduce themselves in new culture & traditions, better time management i.e. how to make balance their academic life with their hobbies & interest etc. So, our institution organizes various

programmes like fresher’s welcome, cultural meet, farewell etc to add more colors in the campus.

Workshops, Conferences, Project exhibition for students, expert lectures etc. are also regularly organized.

• Soft Skill Development Facilities: Soft skills are a cluster of some skills like communication,

leadership, presentation skills, personality development skills etc. Soft skills add extra advantage

apart from having hard skill knowledge /expertise in respective fields. Our institution provides special soft skills developments facilities for all students to make their approach better in their

work life. Every department conducts at least 20hours/ semester for soft skill training classes to

sharpen the ability of each student’s interpersonal skills.

• Spiritual Environment: A Temple of Lord Shiva and Goddess Saraswati is situated in campus

to up keep religious culture. Vishwakarma pooja and Saraswati pooja are popular function celebrated by students.

• Transport Facilities: The College has their own four buses and some small vehicles for students’

transportation. These buses cover the route from Bandel station to college campus.

• Medical Facility:One doctor is at hand in the day to treat minor ailments of all inmates. Special

vehicle is available for medical treatment for going to Chinsurah Sadar Hospital. The college provides all type of medical facilities.

� Τeaching Learning Process

• Curricula and syllabus for each of the programmes as approved by the University Mechanical Engineering

Civil Engineering

Computer Science & Engineering

Electronics & Communication Engineering


• Academic Calendar of the University

Even Semester For continuing batch

1 Academic Programme commences January 14, 2019

2 First Test Slot (following Continuous

Evaluation)

within March 15, 2019

3 Second Test Slot (following Continuous

Evaluation)

within May 10, 2019

4(a) Practical Examinations & Viva-Voce May 13 to May 20, 2019

4(b) Theory Examinations May 23 to June 12, 2019

5 Inter Semester Break (Summer) June 13 to July 12, 2019

6(a) Publication of Result (Final Semester) Results will be announced in the

University website in July 2019

6(b) Publication of Result (Other than Final Semester)

Results will be announced in the University website in August 2019

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• Academic Time Table with the name of the Faculty members handling the Course Time Table: B. Tech Time Table: Diploma

• Teaching Load of each Faculty 1. Mechanical Engineering Department

2. Civil Engineering Department

3. Computer Science & Engineering Department 4. Electronics & Communication Engineering Department

5. Electrical Engineering Department

6. Basic Science & Humanities Department

• Internal Continuous Evaluation System and place Following event for continuous evaluation is held at least two times (2) per semester in subsequent weeks in the class room and laboratories

1. Assignment (20 marks) 2. Class Test( 15 marks)

3. Slot Test (30 marks)

4. Internal Practical(40 marks)

5. Quiz on theoretical subjects(10 marks) 6. Re test( As per requirement)

• Student’s assessment of Faculty, System in place

At the end of each semester, feedback is taken regarding the teaching of faculties from few students, selected on the basis of their academic performance and attendance.

� For each Post Graduate Courses give the following: NA

• Title of the Course

• Curricula and Syllabi

• Laboratory facilities exclusive to the Post Graduate Course � Special Purpose

• Software, all design tools in case

Software & Tools (Department wise)

Department Software & Tools

Computer Science & Engineering MS Office 2010 Windows 7

Visual Studio (VB 5)

Turbo C++

DEV C

++

JDK (1.2.0)

ORACLE (9i) XYLINX

Civil Engineering AUTO CAD

STAAD PRO

Mechanical Engineering AUTO CAD

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Department Software & Tools

Electrical Engineering MAT LAB

PSIM E-TAP

PSPICE

Electronics & Communication

Engineering

MAT LAB

PSPICE TANNAR EDA

XILINX

Basic Science & Humanities DLL

• Academic Calendar and frame work At MIET, we believe that knowledge is infinite. Pre-planning is half done work & with clear

informed dates of planned action, our academic calendar is tailor fit to suit the needs of our

students. Our student focused attitude helps us continually maneuver in the path of arranging

workshops, seminars every academic session, relating to software & design tools development

and evaluation. Eminent professionals are invited, to help aid in this continuous evaluation

process with prosperity of their technical knowledge, ultimately leading to the betterment of the

software and the students on a whole.

16. Enrollment of students in the last 3 years

Year 2016 2017 2018

Enrollment 82 194 242

17. List of Research Projects/ Consultancy Works � Number of Projects carried out, funding agency, Grant received : Nil � Publications (if any) out of research in last three years out of masters projects : NA � Industry Linkage : Yes � MoUs with Industries (minimum 3)

i) Tata Power Skill Development Institute (TPSDI) 18. LoA and subsequent EoA till the current Academic Year Click Here 19. Accounted audited statement for the last three years 2017-2018 2016-2017

2015-2016 20. Best Practices adopted, if any

Our college aims at revamping and legitimizing students advancing from varied practices ranging from

deadbeat sections to prosperous ones. One of the best practices of our college is “In Service of

Humanity”. It facilitates dignity, delight and honor in serving mankind. Humanity, a term that serves the

society on a whole not only in terms of imparting exemplary technical knowledge but also in developing their personality, charisma and humanity on a whole to be engineers who serve the society for the

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humankind. We explore the potential of the bards through infinite ways of their augmentation and self

glory.

We adopt practices like Imparted learning, using power-point presentations to help them organize their

thinking process and build professional skills, using audio-visual aides (such as screening of films and

plays, displaying paintings, photographs etc.), We adopt experts in certain given fields and promoting

wellbeing through the activities such as G@MIET or rigorous physical activity endorses a student

centric, self-directing apprenticeship. Through constructive feedback, open communication, with

adoption of quality maintaining practices like quality circles within faculty and staff we inculcate

a culture of critical thinking and holding an array of in-depth discussions, for the evaluation, betterment of the college on a whole. The college has managed to uplift its most underprivileged

members to be more self-reliant, career oriented role models.

The teaching culture here features its climax, and thereby have the students appreciated that the true essence of life lies outside the bounds of black and white, and in a wide varieties of shades. We firmly

believe that knowledge is infinite and education is the search of life. Seminars on various technical topics

and even on Ethical values by the faculties of MIET and also from external expertise are often adopted. Practice such as appreciating text is to enable students to draw life-world reflected in the text. The

students learn to think beyond right-wrong, profit-loss, abnormal-normal, beautiful-ugly and start an

educative experience on range not limited by these extremities.

This is also possible through the individualized mentoring that the teachers provide to the students. The

students are directed to turn into professionals with expertise and sound technical quest and sense.

Our college library with its varied collection of books, journals, magazines and e-resources also opens a

window to the wider world for the students.

Students regularly take to working for organizations and in distribution of help for the SERVICE OF

HUMANITY, while also undertaking academically driven research projects of applied nature both in

experimental and analytical fields. Various departments of the college affiliate themselves and work in collaboration with nationally acclaimed associations. The students here are empowered through

educational and co-curricular tasks alike to be better citizens and leaders in fast-changing culture of the

country. Reputed organizations have come for campus placements over the years and have also recruited many of our students.

We organize professional sessional trainings and also Technical Industrial Visits to improve the

competency of technical knowledge and skills. This gives them exposure to professional life and to the aspect of their job responsibility.

Apart from these we also inculcate sensitivity and responsibility towards environment in our students.

To make the campus eco-friendly, the college maintains three ornamental gardens. We appreciate biodiversity through our herbal garden.

ANNEXURE-I CUT OFF MARKS/RANK OF ADMISSION DURING THE LAST THREE YEARS

B. TECH

Year Minimum Rank Maximum Rank

2018 23054 74906

2017 54131 107000

2016 21000 84000

B. Tech fees structure for the academic year 2019-2020

Fees Details At the time of

Admission 2

nd semester 3

rd semester 4

th semester 5

th semester 6

th semester 7

th semester 8

th semester

Admission 5,000.00

Tution Fees* 40,000.00 40,000.00 41,000.00 41,000.00 42,000.00 42,000.00 43,000.00 43,000.00

Caution Money

Library Fees 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00

Application

Kits 1,000.00

Students

welfare and

Sports game

fees

500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00

Total 47,000.00 41,000.00 42,000.00 42,000.00 43,000.00 43,000.00 44,000.00 44,000.00

Total per

student 346,000.00

DiplomaFees structure for the academic year 2019-2020

Fees Head

June 2018 December 2018 June 2019 December 2019 June 2020 December 2020

Govt.

Seats

&Voclet

Mgmt.

Seat

Govt.

Seats

&Voclet

Mgmt.

Seat

Govt.

Seats

&Voclet

Mgmt.

Seat

Govt.

Seats

&Voclet

Mgmt.

Seat

Govt.

Seats

&Voclet

Mgmt.

Seat

Govt.

Seats

&Voclet

Mgmt.

Seat

From, syllabus

fees (one time)

1000.00 1000.00

Admission

fees(one time)

5000.00 5000.00

Caution

deposit

(refundable)

0.00 0.00

Tuition

fees(per sem)

9000.00 19000.00 9000.00 19000.00 9000.00 19000.00 9000.00 19000.00 9000.00 19000.00 9000.00 19000.00

Administrative

overhead

3500.00 3500.00 2000.00 1000.00 2000.00 1000.00 2000.00 1000.00 2000.00 1000.00 2000.00 1000.00

Mtc. Fee 3000.00 3000.00 3000.00 0.00 3000.00 0.00 3000.00 0.00 3000.00 0.00 3000.00 0.00

Student

activity

5500.00 5500.00

Library

fee(one time)

3000.00 3000.00

Total 30000.00 40000.00 14000.00 20000.00 14000.00 20000.00 14000.00 20000.00 14000.00 20000.00 14000.00 20000.00

ANNEXURE-II CAMPUS PLACEMENT IN LAST THREE YEARS WITH

MINIMUM SALARY, MAXIMUM SALARY AND AVERAGE SALARY

Batch 2015-2019 2014-2018 2013-2017

B.Tech Diploma B.Tech Diploma B.Tech Diploma

(Maximum

Per

annual)

3.25 Lakh 1.80 Lakh 3.60 Lakh 1.80 Lakh 3.00 Lakh 1.80

Lakh

Minimum

(Per

annual )

1.80 Lakh 1.20 Lakh 1.80 Lakh 1.20 Lakh 1.60 Lakh 1.20 Lakh

ANNEXURE-III

01 Name of Faculty:Dr. Atanu Nag

Department Basic Science & Humanities

Designation Associate Professor

Date of birth 09/09/1984

Unique ID 1-416817680

Educational Qualification M.Sc., Ph. D

Work Experience

Teaching: 11 years 5 months

Research:9 years

Industry: Nil

Others: Nil

Area of Specialization Electronics

Courses taught at diploma / UG

Diploma: Basic Physics (Heat & Thermodynamics, Light)

Applied Physics (Current Electricity, Electromagnetism,

Electromagnetic Induction)

UG: Physics (Classical Mechanics, Quantum

Mechanics, Statistical Mechanics, Optics, Quantum

Physics)

Research Guidance

No. of papers published in National/ International

Journals/Conferences: 9

Master : Nil

Ph.D: 1(enrolled)

Projects carried out Nil

Patents Nil

Technology transfer Nil

Research Publications National: 2

International: 49

No. of books published 5

02 Name of Faculty:Anjali Bhattacharyya


Designation Assistant Professor


Unique ID

Educational Qualification M. Sc. in Physics

Work Experience

Teaching: 08 months

Research:Nil

Industry: Nil

Others: Nil

Area of Specialization Physics

Courses taught at diploma / UG Diploma : Applied Physics

UG: Physics-I, Physics-II

Research Guidance


Journals/Conferences: Nil

Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil


Patents Nil


Research Publications National: Nil

International: Nil

No. of books published Nil

03 Name of Faculty: Avijit Mondal




Unique ID

Educational Qualification M.Sc

Work Experience

Teaching:1 Year

Research: 8 months

Industry: 2.1 years

Others: Nil

Area of Specialization Chemistry & Environmental Chemistry

Courses taught at diploma / UG Diploma: Basic Chemistry & Applied

Chemistry

UG: Chemistry

Research Guidance



Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil


Patents Nil



International: Nil


04 Name of Faculty: Chirashree Roy




Unique ID 1-3572497714

Educational Qualification MA (English Literature), PG Diploma in Public Relations

Work Experience

Teaching: 2.6 years

Research: Nil

Industry: 2.6 Years

Others: Nil

Area of Specialization NA

Courses taught at diploma / UG Diploma : Grooming

UG: Principles of Management, Organisational Behaviour

Research Guidance



Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil


Patents Nil



International: Nil


05 Name of Faculty: Niloy Dawn




Unique ID

Educational Qualification M.Sc (Mathematics)

Work Experience

Teaching:1.4 Year

Research: Nil

Industry: Nil

Others: Nil

Area of Specialization Pure Mathematics (Functional Analysis, Operator Theory)


Diploma: Engineering Mathematics

UG: Mathematics-IA, Mathematics-IB, Mathematics-IIA,

Mathematics-IIB, Mathematics-III, Mathematics-IV,

Discrete Mathematics, Numerical Methods, Operational

Research.

Research Guidance



Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil


Patents Nil



International: Nil


06 Name of Faculty: Puja Halder




Unique ID

Educational Qualification M.A. in English

Work Experience

Teaching: 02 months

Research: Nil

Industry: Nil

Others: 4 Months ( B.Ed Internship )

Area of Specialization English

Courses taught at diploma / UG Diploma :Development of Life Skill-I , Communicative

English

UG: English , Organisational Behaviour

Research Guidance



Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil


Patents Nil



International: Nil


07 Name of Faculty: Somraj Das




Unique ID 1-3577284184

Educational Qualification M.Sc (chemistry)

Work Experience

Teaching: 5yrs and 5month

Research: Nil

Industry: Nil

Others: Nil

Area of Specialization Organic Chemistry

Courses taught at diploma / UG Diploma: Basic chemistry & Applied chemistry

UG: Chemistry & ENVS

Research Guidance



Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil


Patents Nil



International: Nil


08 Name of Faculty: Sunipa Das




Unique ID 1-3577284361

Educational Qualification M.A in Mass Communication

Work Experience

Teaching: 3years 8 months

Research: Nil

Industry: Nil

Others: Nil

Area of Specialization MASS COMMUNICATION

Courses taught at diploma / UG Diploma: Communicative English, DLS-I, DLS-II

UG: English, Values & Ethics in Profession

Research Guidance



Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil


Patents Nil



International: Nil


09 Name of Faculty: Sweta Nandan




Unique ID 1-3577284281

Educational Qualification M. A. in English Literature

Work Experience

Teaching:1 year 8 months

Research: Nil

Industry: Nil

Others: Nil


Courses taught at diploma / UG Diploma: Development of Life Skill - I

UG: Principles of Management, Technical Report Writing

& Language Lab, Group Discussion

Research Guidance



Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil


Patents Nil



International: Nil


10 Name of Faculty: Tamal Paul




Unique ID

Educational Qualification M.Com

Work Experience


Research: Nil

Industry: Nil

Others: Nil

Area of Specialization Accounts and Finance


Diploma: Business Economics and Accountancy, Industrial

Management, Entrepreneurship Development.

UG: Principle of Management, Production and Operation

Management, Principles & Practice of Management,

Economics for Engineers.

Research Guidance



Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil


Patents Nil



International: Nil


11 Name of Faculty: Trisha Kundu




Unique ID

Educational Qualification M.Sc (Mathematics)

Work Experience

Teaching1.5 Years

Research: Nil

Industry: Nil

Others: Nil

Area of Specialization Pure Mathematics (Functional Analysis, Operator Theory)


Diploma: Engineering Mathematics

UG: Mathematics-IA, Mathematics-IB, Mathematics-IIA,

Mathematics-IIB, Mathematics-III, Mathematics-IV,

Discrete Mathematics, Numerical Methods, Operational

Research.

Research Guidance



Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil


Patents Nil



International: Nil


12 Name of Faculty: Sourav Pramanik

Department Civil Engineering



Unique ID 1-2287277079

Educational Qualification M.Tech

Work Experience

Teaching: 5 years

Research: Nil

Industry: Nil

Others: Nil

Area of Specialization Water Resources Engineering

Courses taught at diploma / UG Diploma: NA

UG: Pre stressed Concrete, Fluid Mechanics, Construction

Planning & Management.

Research Guidance

No. of papers published in National/International


Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil


Patents Nil



International: Nil


13 Name of Faculty: Somnath Mandal




Unique ID 1-3577381194


Work Experience

Teaching:1 year 9 months

Research: Nil

Industry: Nil

Others: Nil

Area of Specialization Structural Engineering


UG: Structure, Design of steel structure, Pavement Design

Research Guidance


Journals/Conferences: 1(One)

Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil


Patents Nil



International: 1 (One)


14 Name of Faculty: Anirban Ghoshal




Unique ID


Work Experience

Teaching: 9 months

Research: Nil

Industry:1 year

Others: Nil

Area of Specialization Structural Engineering


UG: Structure, Highway & Transportation Engineering,

Environmental Pollution & Control

Research Guidance


Journals/Conferences: 1(One)

Master :

Ph.D:


Patents Nil



International: 1(One)


15 Name of Faculty: Sanjit Mazumder

Department Computer Science Engineering



Unique ID

Educational Qualification M. Tech(CSE)

Work Experience

Teaching: 19 year

Research: Nil

Industry: Nil

Others: Nil

Area of Specialization Computer Science


Diploma: Nil

UG: B. Tech (Formal Language & Automata, Data

Structure & Algorithm, Design & Analysis of Algorithm,

Cryptography & Network Security

Research Guidance



Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil


Patents Nil


Research Publications National:1

International:5


16 Name of Faculty: Himadri Biswas




Unique ID 1-3581433916

Educational Qualification MCA, M.Tech(CSE)

Work Experience

Teaching: 15 Years

Research:3 Years

Industry: Nil

Others: Nil


Courses taught at diploma / UG Diploma: CSE

UG: B.Tech (CSE)/BCA/MCA

Research Guidance



Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil

Projects carried out Guided different projects of B.Tech(CSE)/BCA/MCA

students

Patents Nil

Technology transfer Working on different “cloud management services” to

enhance cloud usability


International:5


17 Name of Faculty: Keya Bhattacharjee




Unique ID 1-3592345813

Educational Qualification M.Tech(CSE)

Work Experience

Teaching: 1.5 years

Research: Nil

Industry: Nil

Others: Nil


Courses taught at diploma / UG Diploma: C

UG: Computer Networks, E-Commerce

Research Guidance



Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil


Patents Nil



International: Nil


18 Name of Faculty: Kaustav Bandyopadhyay




Unique ID


Work Experience


Research: Nil

Industry: Nil

Others: Nil


Courses taught at diploma / UG Diploma: Professional Practice 4

UG: OS, Multimedia Technology, C program Lab, Project

Lab, and Design Lab

Research Guidance



Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil

Projects carried out Yes (B.Tech 4th Year)

Patents Nil



International: Nil


19 Name of Faculty: Kaushik Sarkar




Unique ID


Work Experience

Teaching: 1 year

Research: Nil

Industry:10 months

Others:Nil


Courses taught at diploma / UG Diploma: Microprocessor Micro Controller, Pp4

UG: Microprocessor Micro Controller, Graphics,

Networking

Research Guidance



Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil


Patents Nil



International: Nil


20

Name of Faculty: Debika Chaudhuri

Department Electronics & Communication Engineering



Unique ID 1-1398434231

Educational Qualification M.Tech, Ph.D pursuing

Work Experience

Teaching: 7 years

Research: Nil

Industry: Nil

Others: Nil

Area of Specialization Microelectronics & VLSI


Diploma: Nil

UG: Basic Electronics, Analog Electronics, Digital

Electronics, E M Theory & Transmission Line, Solid state

devices, Digital signal processing, Microelectronics & VLSI

design

Research Guidance



Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil

Projects carried out 06 (B.Tech)

Patents Nil



International:14

No. of books published 1

21

Name of Faculty: Dr. Kalyan Mondal




Unique ID 1-764401754

Educational Qualification Ph.D

Work Experience

Teaching: 8 years

Research:5 Years

Industry: Nil

Others: Nil

Area of Specialization Communication (Antenna)


Diploma : Basic Electronics and Applied & Digital

Electronics


Electronics, Analog Communication, Digital

Communication, Antenna Theory and Propagation and RF

& Microwave Engineering

Research Guidance



Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil


Patents Nil



International:30


22

Name of Faculty: Rianka Chakraborty




Unique ID 1-3221048348

Educational Qualification M.TECH

Work Experience

Teaching: 3 years

Research: Nil

Industry: Nil

Others: Nil

Area of Specialization Communication


Diploma : Basic Electronics and Applied & Digital

Electronics


Electronics, Analog Communication, Communication &

Coding Theory, Satellite Communication & Remote

Sensing

Research Guidance



Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil


Patents Nil



International: Nil


23

Name of Faculty: Mrinal Bhattacharya




Unique ID 1-3216197213

Educational Qualification M.Tech (IITKharagpur)

Work Experience

Teaching: 3.5 years

Research: Nil

Industry: 2.5 years

Others: 11 years +(Academics)

Area of Specialization Electronics & Communication Engineering


Diploma : Analog Electronics

UG: Signals & Systems, Digital Signal Processing, Digital

Communication, Satellite Communication,

Telecommunication Systems, Microprocessor &

Microcontroller, Circuit Theory & Networks etc

Research Guidance



Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil


Patents Nil



International: Nil


24

Name of Faculty: Maumita Das




Unique ID

Educational Qualification M. Tech(ECE), Pursuing PhD

Work Experience

Teaching: 7 years

Research: Nil

Industry: Nil

Others: Nil

Area of Specialization Communication Engineering (E.C.E)

Courses taught at diploma / UG Diploma: Basic Electronics

UG: Signals & Systems, DSP, Control Systems, Basic

Electronics, Communication Engineering.

Research Guidance



Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil

Projects carried out 1

Patents Nil



International: Nil


25

Name of Faculty: Debadyuti Banerjee

Department Electrical Engineering



Unique ID 1-2181888898

Educational Qualification M.E

Work Experience

Teaching: 12 yrs

Research: Nil

Industry: 1 yr

Others: Nil

Area of Specialization Illumination Engineering


Diploma: Power Electronics & Drives, Illumination Engg. UG: Electric Drives, Power Electronics, Utilisation of

Electric Power

Research Guidance



Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil


Patents Nil



International: 1


26

Name of Faculty: Debabrata Hazra




Unique ID 1-1398770822


Work Experience

Teaching: 7 years

Research: Nil

Industry: Nil

Others: Nil

Area of Specialization Electrical Engineering

Courses taught at diploma / UG Diploma:Electrical Technology, Electrical Machine

UG: Electrical Machine, Electric Drive

Research Guidance



Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil


Patents Nil



International: 2


27

Name of Faculty: Goutam Ghosh




Unique ID 1-3211852812

Educational Qualification M. Tech

Work Experience

Teaching: 05 Years

Research: Nil

Industry: 01 Year

Others : Nil

Area of Specialization Power System

Courses taught at diploma / UG Diploma: Electrical Design Estimation & Costing

UG: Power System

Research Guidance



Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil


Patents Nil



International: Nil


28

Name of Faculty: Arrco Banerjee




Unique ID


Work Experience

Teaching: 2.5 year

Research: Nil

Industry: Nil

Others: Nil

Area of Specialization Electrical Devices & Power System


Diploma : Electrical Measuring Instrument, Electrical

Installation Maintenance & Testing

UG: Non-Conventional and Renewable Energy, HVDC

Transmission

Research Guidance



Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil


Patents Nil


Research Publications National:Nil

International:Nil


29

Name of Faculty: Barish Mitra




Unique ID

Educational Qualification Pursuing M.Tech

Work Experience

Teaching: 9 months

Research: Nil

Industry: Nil

Others: Nil

Area of Specialization Electrical Devices & Power System

Courses taught at diploma / UG Diploma : Power Plant Engineering, Electrical Installation

Maintenance & Testing

UG: Power System II

Research Guidance



Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil


Patents Nil



International: Nil


30

Name of Faculty: Biswanath Bandyopadhyay




Unique ID


Work Experience

Teaching: 10 month

Research: Nil

Industry: Nil

Others: Nil

Area of Specialization Power Electronics & Drives, Electrical Technology


Diploma : Power Electronics & Drives, Electrical Technology

UG: Power Electronics, Utilization Of Electric Power, Besic


Research Guidance



Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil


Patents Nil



International: 1


31

Name of Faculty: Pinki Mondal




Unique ID

Educational Qualification Pursuing M.TECH

Work Experience

Teaching: 1 year 2 months

Research: Nil

Industry: 09 months

Others: Nil

Area of Specialization Electrical Engineering (Electrical Devices and Power

System)


Diploma:Electrical Machine I, Electrical Machine II, Principle of

Electrical Engineering, Control of Electrical Machines

UG: Control System I, Control System II, Electrical

Machine II

Research Guidance



Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil

Projects carried out B.Tech Projects

Patents Nil



International: Nil


32

Name of Faculty: Tomas Deb Adhikary




Unique ID 1-3586969074


Work Experience

Teaching: 1year 6 months

Research: Nil

Industry: Nil

Others: Nil

Area of Specialization Electrical Engineering(Mechatronics Engineering)


Diploma : Electrical Technology, Transmission and Distribution of Electrical Power, Electrical Circuit and Network, Illumination Engineering, Control of Electrical Machines

UG: Power System I, Control System II

Research Guidance



Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil


Patents Nil



International: Nil


33

Name of Faculty: Pronami Mukherjee




Unique ID

Educational Qualification M. TECH (Pursuing)

Work Experience

Teaching: 1 year 8 months

Research: Nil

Industry: Nil

Others: Nil

Area of Specialization Power System

Courses taught at diploma / UG Diploma:Electrical Measurement & Control, UTHD

UG: Electrical & Electronic Measurement, Power System

III, Sensors & Transducers

Research Guidance



Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil


Patents Nil



International: 01


34

Name of Faculty: Souvik Nandi

Department Mechanical Engineering



Unique ID 1-3209897230


Work Experience

Teaching: 6 years

Research: Nil

Industry: 1 year

Others: Nil

Area of Specialization Manufacturing Technology


Diploma: Manufacturing Process, Engineering Metrology, Fluid

Mechanics.

UG: Metrology & Measurement, Materials Handling,

Advanced Welding Technology

Research Guidance



Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil


Patents Nil



International: Nil


35

Name of Faculty: Arnab Ray




Unique ID


Work Experience

Teaching: 5 years

Research: 1 year

Industry: Nil

Others: Nil

Area of Specialization Manufacturing Technology


Diploma: Engineering Mechanics, Strength of Materials,

Manufacturing Technology I &II, Elements of Mechanical

Engineering, Engineering Materials, Workshop Technology.

UG: Engineering Mechanics, Thermodynamics and Fluid

Mechanics, Engineering Materials, Primary Manufacturing

Processes, Machining Principles & Machine Tools,

Operation Research.

Research Guidance



Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil


Patents Nil



International: Nil


36

Name of Faculty: Biswajit Paul




Unique ID 736631401845

Educational Qualification M. E

Work Experience

Teaching: 5 years

Research: Nil

Industry: Nil

Others: Nil

Area of Specialization Fluid Mechanics, Strength of Materials


Diploma:Strength of Materials, Fluid Mechanics, Design of

Machine Elements

UG: Fluid Mechanics & Hydraulic Machines, Machine

Design, Mechanism

Research Guidance



Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil


Patents Nil



International: Nil


37

Name of Faculty: Amit Dhar




Unique ID 1-3591794074


Work Experience

Teaching: 01 Year 8 Months

Research: 1 year

Industry: Nil

Others: Nil

Area of Specialization Manufacturing


Diploma: Engineering Mechanics, Strength Of Materials, Design

Of Machine Elements, Manufacturing Process.

UG: Engineering Mechanics, Design of Machine Elements,

Engineering Materials.

Research Guidance



Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil


Patents Nil



International: 01


38

Name of Faculty: Anirban Chakravarti




Unique ID


Work Experience

Teaching: 1.5 years

Research: Nil

Industry: 1 Year

Others: Nil

Area of Specialization Mechanical


Diploma:Advanced Manufacturing, Elements of Mechanical

Engineering, Thermal-II

UG: Heat Transfer, Power Plant Engg, IC Engines and Gas

Turbines, Material Handling, Thermal Power Engineering,

RAC

Research Guidance



Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil


Patents Nil



International: Nil


39

Name of Faculty: Arnab Das Sarma




Unique ID

Educational Qualification M. TECH

Work Experience

Teaching: 1 Year 3 Months

Research: Nil

Industry: 9 Months

Others: Nil

Area of Specialization Mechanical Engineering


Diploma: Advanced Strength of Materials, Theory of Machines

& Mechanisms, Automobile Engineering & Alternate Energy

Sources & Management.

UG: Mechanisms, Automobile Engineering & Advanced

Welding Technology.

Research Guidance



Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil


Patents Nil



International: Nil


40

Name of Faculty: Souvik Brahma Hota




Unique ID


Work Experience

Teaching: 05 Months

Research: Nil

Industry: Nil

Others: Nil

Area of Specialization Mechanical Engineering

Courses taught at diploma / UG Diploma:Fluid Power, TOMM, Thermal -II

UG: Thermal Power Engineering, Engineering Graphics &

Design

Research Guidance



Master : Nil

Ph.D: Nil


Patents Nil



International: 06


ANNEXURE IV

List of Major Equipment/Facilities in each Laboratory/ Workshop

List of Experimental Setup in each Laboratory/ Workshop

COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

Name of the Lab List of Major Equipment/ Facilities

COMPUTER

NETWORK LAB

Desktop Computer, Switch, Hub, RJ-45, CAT-6,

Crimping Tool, Router

LIST OF EXPERIMENTAL SET UP

1. IPC Message Queue

2. Familiarization with Network cables, RJ45 Connector, Switch, Hub discuss 3. TCP/UDP Socket Programming

4. Multicast & Broad cast Socket

5. Stop and Wait, Sliding Window Protocol using Data Link Layer

6. Cyclic Redundancy Check for error detection mechanism 7. Repeat , Go Back N for error control mechanism


BASIC

COMPUTATION &C

PROG. LAB

Desktop Computer, Turbo C++ compiler


1. Name print

2. Find out the largest number among two numbers

3. Convert Celsius to Fahrenheit.

4. Convert decimal to binary 5. Examples of increment, decrement and logical operator

6. Fibonacci serious

7. Factorial number 8. Armstrong number

9. Examples of if else, nested if else

10. Examples of switch case

11. Print sum of n integers. 12. Swapping two numbers using function (Call by value and call by reference)


LAB PRACTICE

Desktop Computer, Turbo C++ compiler


1.Trapezoidal rule 2. Simpson’s 1/3 rule

3. Bisection method

4. Regula-Falsi method

5. Newton-Raphson method 6. Euler’s method

7. Runge-Kutta methods

8. Modified Euler’s 9. Newton Backward

10. Newton Forward


SOFTWARE TOOLS

Desktop Computer, Visual Basic 5 compiler

1. Introduction to Visual Basic/VC++ & difference with BASIC. Concept about form Project, Application, Tools, Toolbox,

2. Controls & Properties. Idea about Labels, Buttons, Text Boxes

3. Data basics, Different type variables & their use in VB,

4. Sub-functions & Procedure details, Input box () &Msgbox (). 5. . Making decisions, looping

6. List boxes & Data lists, List Box control, Combo Boxes, data Arrays

7. Frames, buttons, check boxes, timer control 8. Programming with data, ODBC data base connectivity


COMPUTER

ARCHITECTURE

Desktop Computer, Xilinx – ISE VHDL Simulator Software

1. HDL introduction 2. Basic digital logic base programming with HDL

3. 8-bit Addition, Multiplication, Division

4. 8-bit Register design

5. Memory unit design and perform memory operatons

6. 8-bit simple ALU design

7. 8-bit simple CPU design

8. Interfacing of CPU and Memory


DATABASE

MANAGEMENT

SYSTEM

Desktop Computer , ORACLE 9i

1. Creating Database, Creating a Table, Specifying Relational Data Types, Specifying Constraints,

Creating Indexes 2. Table and Record Handling: INSERT statement, Using SELECT and INSERT together, DELETE,

UPDATE, TRUNCATE statements

DROP, ALTER statements 3. Retrieving Data from a Database: The SELECT statement, Using the WHERE clause, Using

Logical Operators in the WHERE clause Using IN, BETWEEN, LIKE , ORDER BY, GROUP BY and

HAVING Clause, Using Aggregate Functions, Combining Tables Using JOINS, Subqueries

4. Database Management: Creating Views, Creating Column Aliases, Creating Database Users, Using GRANT and REVOKE

5. Writing Oracle PL / SQL Stored Procedures


OPERATING

SYSTEM

Desktop Computer, Linux

1. Shell programming

2. Process

3. Signal 4. Semaphore

5. POSIX Threads

6. Inter-process communication


OBJECT ORIENTED

PROGRAMMING

WITH JAVA

Desktop Computer, JDK 1.6.0

1. Write java program to print Biggest of 3 Numbers using Logical Operators

2. write a java program to print first 10 numbers in fibonacci series

3. Write a java program to print Factorial of a given number 4. Write a java program to demonstrate method overloading

5. Write a java program to find the volume of a Box using method overloading with different number

of perameters.

6. Write a java program to illustrate the concept of constructors and its overloading 7. Wajp to copy the values of one object into another using constructor.

8. Wajp for Rectange class using Simple Inheritance

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Name of the Lab List of Major Equipment/ Facilities

IC ENGINE LAB 1. Bomb calorimeter

2. Orsat Apparatus

3. Diesel Engine Test Rig 4. Petrol Engine Test Rig


1. Bomb calorimeter 2. Orsat Apparatus

3. Diesel Engine Test Rig

4. Petrol Engine Test Rig 5. MPFI System

6. Cut section of four stroke Diesel Engine

7. Cut section of Catalytic Convertor


HEAT TRANSFER

LAB

1. Pin fin apparatus.

2. Emissivity apparatus.

3. Reciprocating air compressor. 4. Heat exchanger.


1. Thermal conductivity of a metal rod set up.

2. Thermal conductivity of an insulating plate.

3. Pin fin apparatus.

4. Emissivity apparatus.

5. Single stage reciprocating air compressor.

6. Parallel flow and Cross flow heat exchanger.


REFRIGERATION &

AIR-CONDITIONING

1. Refrigeration test rig.

2. Air conditioning test rig.


1. Domestic Refrigerator set up.

2. Window type AC set up.

3. Refrigeration test rig. 4. Air conditioning test rig.


FLUID MECHANICS

& HYDRAULICS LAB

1. Orifice &Venturimeter Apparatus

2. Cc, Cv& Cd Apparatus 3. V-Notch & Rectangular Apparatus

4. Pitot Tube Apparatus

5. Centrifugal Pump 6. Reciprocating Pump

7. Pelton Wheel Turbine

8. Francis Turbine


1. Orifice &Venturimeter Apparatus

2. Cc, Cv& Cd Apparatus 3. V-Notch & Rectangular Apparatus

4. Pitot Tube Apparatus

5. Centrifugal Pump 6. Reciprocating Pump

7. Pelton Wheel Turbine

8. Francis Turbine


DYNAMICS OF

MACHINE LAB

1. Cam analysis apparatus

2. Motorized gyroscope apparatus

3. Gear box with motor 4. Balancing of reciprocating masses

5. Static and dynamic balancing apparatus

6. Universal governor apparatus 7. Universal vibration apparatus


1. Cam analysis apparatus

2. Motorized gyroscope apparatus 3. Gear box with motor

4. Balancing of reciprocating masses

5. Static and dynamic balancing apparatus 6. Universal governor apparatus

7. Universal vibration apparatus


METROLOGY

&MESURMENT LAB

1. Angle plate

2. Digital vernier caliper

3. Veriner height gauge 4. Vernier caliper

5. Micrometer

6. Thread gauge

7. Depth gauge vernier 8. Universal bevel protector


1. Strain Gauge


APPLIED

MECHANICS

&MATERIAL

TESTING LAB

1. Universal Testing Machine

2. Fatigue Testing Machine

3. Torsion Testing Machine

4. Impact Testing Machine

5. Rockwell and Brinnel Hardness Testing Machine

6. Cupping Testing Machine

7. Spring stiffness Testing Machine

8. Coefficient of friction apparatus

9. Single disk polishing machine

10. Digital strain indicator


1. Universal Testing Machine

2. Fatigue Testing Machine 3. Torsion Testing Machine

4. Impact Testing Machine

5. Rockwell and Brinnel Hardness Testing Machine 6. Cupping Testing Machine

7. Spring stiffness Testing Machine

8. Coefficient of friction apparatus

9. Single disk polishing machine 10. Digital strain indicator


WORKSHOP

Carpentry bench vice

Fitting bench vice

Fitting table Milling m/c

Shaping m/c

Table grinder m/c

Pillar type drilling m/c Lathe m/c

Grinding m/c

SMAW Transformer MIG welding m/c

Open hearth furnace


1. SMAW set up. 2. MIG welding set up.

3. Casting set up.

4. Lathe machine tool set up. 5. Shaping machine tool set up.

6. Milling machine tool set up.

7. Drilling machine tool set up.

8. Fitting job set up. 9. Carpentry job set up.


DRAWING LAB


1. Manual drawing lab set up.

2. CAD lab set up.

ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION

ENGINEERING


SOLID STATE

DEVICE LAB

1. Function genarator 2. 30 MHZ Oscilloscope

3. Dual output D.C Regulated Power Supply


1. Transistor application trainer set up (TAT-01) - 3

2. Discreate Component Trainer set up (COT-01)- 3


BASIC

ELECTRONICS LAB

1. 30V DC Power Supply

2. 30 MHZ Oscilloscope 3. Multiple Power Supply PSD-3304

4. 2MHZ Function genarator


1. OPAMP Trainer Model - II set up - 2

2. CE Transistor Trainer set up - 1

3. Zener Diode Trainer set up - 1

4. CB Transistor Trainer set up - 2

5. Bread Board Trainer set up -2

6. Discreate Component Trainer set up (COT-01) - 1



ANALOG

ELECTRONICS LAB

1. 2 MHZ Function genarator

2. Dual output D.C Regulated Power Supply 3. Multiple Power Supply

4. IC Regulated Power Supply

5. 30 MHZ Oscilloscope 6. DSO 100 MHZ


1. OP AMP Trainer Kit set up (OPT-01) - 3 2. Discreate Component Trainer set up (COT-01) - 1

3. Analog to Digital Converter Kit set up - 2


5. CC Amplifier Trainer Kit set up -1 6. CB Amplifier Trainer Kit set up -1

7. Class C Amplifier set up -1

8. CE Transistor Trainer set up - 1 9. Digital to Analog Converter Kit set up -1

10. Linear Trainer Kit set up (LIT-01) -1

11. Class A Pushpull Amplifier set up -1

12. 2 Stage RC couple Amplifier set up -1


DIGITAL

ELECTRONICS LAB

1. Digital Multimeter (DMM-10)


1. Bread Board Trainer set up -8 2. Analog & Digital Trainer set up -3


MICROPROCESSOR &

MICROCONTROLLER

LAB



1. Microprocessor Trainer Kit set up /8085 - 10 2. Microprocessor Trainer Interface Card set up -ADC -4

3. Microprocessor Trainer Interface Card set up -DAC -4

4. Stepper Motor Interface set up -4 5. Traffic light Control Kit set up - 4


COMMUNICATION

LAB


2. DSO 100 MHZ

3. Digital Oscilloscope( DS-1052E) 4. 30 MHZ Oscilloscope

5. Dual Channel Osilloscope

6. Function genarator


1. Pulse Code Modulation Kit set up -2 2. Pulse Code Demodulation Kit set up -2

3. Delta and Adaptive Deltas Modulation and Demodulation Kit set up -2

4. ASK/PSK/FSK Modulation & Demodulation Kit set up -1

5. Data Reconditioning And Carrier Demodulation Receiver Kit set up -1 6. QPSK/DQPSK Modulation & Demodulation Kit set up -2

7. Data Conditioning And Reconditioning Kit set up -2

8. Frequency Demodulation Receiver Kit set up - 2 9. Frequency Modulation Transmitter kit set up -2

10. Amplitude Modulation Transmitter kit set up -2

11. Amplitude Demodulation Receiver Kit set up -2 12. DSB/SSB AM Trasmitter Trainer Kit set up -2

13. DSB/SSB AM Receiver Trainer Kit set up -2


RF & MICROWAVE

LAB

1. Directional Coupler 2. Attenuator

3. Isolator

4. E-Plane Tee 5. H-Plane Tee

6. Magic Tee

7. Gunn Oscillator

8. Twist Waveguide 9. Microwave Detector Mount

10. 30 MHZ Oscilloscope

11. Micro Ammeter 12. Frequency Meter

13. RF Detector

14. RF Circuit

15. VSWR Meter 16. Klystrone Power Supply

17. Gunn Power supply

18. SMPS


1. Microwave Test Bench set up - 2

2. Slotted Guide In Bench set up - 1

3. Slotted Broad Wall Antenna - 1 4. Slotted Narrow Wall Antenna - 1


EM THEORY &Tx LAB

1. Simple Dipole λ/4 Antenna

2. Simple Dipole λ/2 Antenna 3. Folded Dipole Antenna

4. Yagi-Uda 3 Element Antenna

5. Yagi-Uda 5 Element Antenna

6. Pick Up Horn Antenna 7. H-Plane Sectoral Horn antenna

8. E-Plane Sectoral Horn antenna

9. Dish Antenna 10. Standard Gain Horn Antenna


1. Antenna Trainer Kit set up - 1

CIVIL ENGINEERING


SOLID MECH LAB

1. UTM

2. Torsion Testing Machine

3. Impact Testing Machine 4. Fatigue Testing Machine


1. Tension test set up of Structural material

2. Compression Test set up of Structural Materials.

3. Bending Test set up

4. Torsion Test set up

5. Hardness Tests on Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Metals set up

6. closely coiled helical spring set up

7. Impact Test: Izod and Charpy set up

8. Fatigue Test set up.


SURVEYING

PRACTICE I

1. Chain 2. Prismatic compass

3. Theodolite

4. Dumpy Level


1. Chain set up for different type measurement

2. Compass set up for different type of measurement.

3. Plane table set up

4. Leveling set up

5. Contour set up


FLUID MECHANICS

LAB

1. Venturimeter and Orifice meter

2. Cc, Cv& Cd apparatus 3. Hydraulic Ram

4. Tilting Flume

5. Centrifugal pump 6. Reciprocating Pump

7. Pelton Wheel turbine

8. Francis Turbine


1. Orifice co-efficient set up

2. Calibration of Orifice meter set up

3. V- Notch set up

4. Pitot tube set up

5. Broad crested weir set up

6. discharge rating curve for a sluice set up

7. Hydraulic jump set up

8. Centrifugal pump set up

9. Reciprocating pump set up

10. Pelton wheel Turbine set up

11. Francis Turbine set up

12. Hydraulic Ram set up


SURVEYING

PRACTICE II

1. Total Station

2. Theodolite


1. Total station set up

2. Theodolite set up


SOIL MECHANICS

LAB I

1. Casagrande apparatus 2. Core cutter apparatus

3. Fine Sieve


1. Thermostatically oven set up

2. Pycnometer set up

3. Core Cutter method & sand replacement method set up

4. Fine sieve set up

5. Liquid limit, plastic limit & shrinkage limit set up


SOIL MECHANICS

LAB II

1. Triaxial apparatus

2. Direct shear apparatus

3. Vane shear apparatus 4. SPT


1. Consolidation & compression Index set up

2. Unconfined compressive strength of soil set up

3. Direct shear test set up

4. Undrained shear strength of soil set up

5. Determination of shear parameter of soil by set up

6. Standard Penetration Test set up


CONCRETE

TECHNOLOGY LAB

1. Vicat apparatus 2. Sieve set up

3. Slump cone

4. Vee bee apparatus

5. Compacting factor test 6. Compressive strength machine

7. UTM

8. Rebound hammer 9. Ultrasonic pulse velocity


1 Pycnometer set up

2 Seive set up

3 Initial and final setting time test set up

4 Soundness test set up

5 Slump test set up

6 Vee Bee test up

7 Compacting factor test set up

8 Compressive strength of concrete set up

9 Flexure test of concrete set up

10 Non destructive testing set up

11 Mix Design of Concrete.


ENGINEERING

GEOLOGY LAB

1. Microscopic

2. Rock and mineral


1. Set up of Microscopic study of Rocks and minerals


HIGHWAY

ENGINEERING LAB

1. Impact testing machine

2. Los Angeles apparatus 3. Thickness and Length gauge

4. Ring Ball testing apparatus

5. Benkelman beam

6. Marshal stability apparatus


1. Impact value set up

2. Abrasion value set up

3. Elongation &Flakiness Index set up

4. Penetration value set up

5. Softening point set up

6. Flash & Fire point test set up

7. Design of B.C. & S.D.B.C. Mix

8. Marshal Stability Test set up

9. Benkelman beam Test set up


CAD LAB

1. Staad Pro software

2. Auto cad software


1. Total 30 machine set up with staad pro and auto Cad software


ENVIRONMENTAL

ENGINEERING LAB

1. pH meter

2. Turbidity meter 3.


1. Turbidity for a given sample of water set up

2. Total Solids,Suspended Solids and Dissolved Solids set up

3. pH for water sample set up

4. Concentration of Chlorides in a given sample of water set up

5. Color for a given sample of water set up

6. Set up bi-carbonate and hydroxide alkalinity for a given sample of water

7. Determination of the Available Chlorine Percentage in a given sample of bleaching

powder set up


MATERIAL TESTING

LAB

1. Impact testing machine

2. Cupping Testing Machine

3. Fatigue test


1. Impact test set up

2. Test for drawability of sheet metals test up

3. Fatigue test set up

4. Heat treatment of carbon steels under different rates of cooling including quenching set

up

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Name of the Lab List of Major Equipment/ Facilities

Basic Electrical

1. Wattmeter

2. Variac

3. P.F.Meter 4. Tachometer

5. CRO


1.To Calibrate a test Ammeter & Wattmeter with respect to standard Ammeter & Voltmeter

2. Open circuit and Short circuit test of a single phase Transformer. 3.No load characteristics of D.C shunt Generators

4.Measurement of power in a three phase circuit by two wattmeter method.


Power Electronics

1.CRO

2.SCR Kit

3.Triac kit

4.SCR triggering kit


1. Study of the characteristics of an SCR.

2. Study of the characteristics of a Triac 3. Study of different triggering circuits of an SCR


Drives

1.DSO

2.Variable voltage Variable frequency drives 3.Universal motor

4.PWM wave generator


1. Study of AC Single phase motor-speed control using TRIAC 2. Study of Chopper fed DC Drive

3. Study of V/f control operation of 3Φ induction motor drive.

4. Single phase dc motor drives by full control bridge converter


Power System I 1.Different types of insulator

2. Different types of insulating paper

3.Earth Electrode 4.Transformer oil


1. Simulation of DC distribution by network analyzer.

2. Measurement of earth resistance by earth tester. 3. Determination of breakdown strength of solid insulating material.

4. Study of different types of insulator


Power System-II 1.Etap Software

2.On Off delay Relays

3.Current transformer

4.Potential Transformer


1. Test to find out polarity, ratio and magnetization characteristics of CT and PT.

2. Study of the characteristics of on delay relay and off delay relay.


Circuit Theory 1.Function Generator

2.HP & LP filters

3.BP & BR filters

4.CRO


1. Frequency response of LP and HP filters

2. Frequency response of BP and BR filters

3. Transient response of R-L-C series and parallel circuit 4. Transient response of R-L and R-C network


Electric & Electronic

Measurement

1.Kelvin Double bridge 2.Wein bridge

3.Anderson bridge

4.De sauty bridge 5.Schering Bridge

6.Galvenometer

7.Energy Meter

8.Function Generator


1. Measurement of resistance using Kelvin double bridge

2. Measurement of frequency by Wien Bridge.

3. Measurement of Inductance by Anderson bridge 4. Measurement of capacitance by De Sauty Bridge.

5. Measurement of capacitance by Schering Bridge.


Electric Machine I

1.Variable DC source

2.Variac

3.Auto transformer 4.Different Types of starters

5.mechanical loaded Induction Motor

6.Seperately Exited Dc generator


1. Study of the characteristics of a DC shunt motor

2. Measurement of speed of DC series motor as a function of load torque.

3. Study of methods of speed control of DC motor 4. Study of equivalent circuit of a single phase transformer.

5. Polarity test on a single phase transformer & study of different connections of 3 phase transformer

6. Study of equivalent circuit of three phase Induction motor by no load and blocked rotor test.

7. No load characteristics of D.C shunt Generators


Electric Machine II

1.Induction Generator

2.Synchroscope 3. Variable voltage Variable frequency generator

4.Alternator

5.Variable Rotor resistance slip ring induction motor

6.Capacitor start Capacitor run Induction motor

7.Pole changer Induction motor


1. Different methods of starting of a 3 phase squirrel Cage Induction Motor & their comparison [DOL,

Auto transformer & Star-Delta] 2. Speed control of 3 phase squirrel cage induction motor by different methods & their comparison

[voltage control & frequency control].

3. Speed control of 3 phase slip ring Induction motor by rotor resistance control. 4. To determine the direct axis resistance [Xd] & quadrature reactance [Xq] of a 3 phase synchronous

machine by slip test.

5. Parallel operation of 3 phase Synchronous generators.

6. To study the performance of Induction generator. 7. Determination of regulation of synchronous machine

8. Load Test on 3-phase Induction Motor-

BASIC SCIENCE & HUMANITIES Name of the Lab List of Major Equipment/ Facilities

PHYSICS LAB

1. Spectrometer 2. CRO

3. Travelling microscope

4. Ballistic Galvanometer

5. Electron spin resonance spectrometer

6. Gaussmeter

LIST OF EXPERIMENTAL SET UP 1. Dispersive power set up

2. Hall coefficient set up

3. Four Probe set up

4. Solar Cell set up

5. Planck’s constant set up 6. Newton’s ring set up

7. Dielectric constant set up

8. Thermoelectric power set up

9. Half deflection set up

10. e/m ratio set up

11. Carey Foster’s bridge set up

12. Boltzmann constant set up

13. Lande-g factor set up

14. Rydberg constant set up

15. Young’s modulus set up

16. Rigidity modulus set up

17. Coefficient of viscosity by Poiseulle’s capillary flow method set up


CHEMISTRY LAB

1.pH-Meter

2.Conductometer

3.Viscometer

4.Hot Oven

5. Digital Balance

LIST OF EXPERIMENTAL SET UP 1. Titration Set Up 2. Viscosity/ Viscometer Set up

3. Conductometric Titration Set up

4. pH-metric Titration Set up

5. Chromatographic Set up


LANGUAGE LAB

1.Computer

2.ORELL Software 3.Projector

LIST OF EXPERIMENTAL SET UP 1. Listening skill

2. Speaking skill

3. Reading skill

4. Writing skill

5. Presentation skill

6. Technical report writing

7. Preparation for competitive examinations

8. Interview session

9. Group Discussion

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