D.T.E.

Team Members

College of Engineering And Technology,

Akola.
THE SOCIETY
,SHRI SHIVAJI EDUCATION SOCIETY
AMRAVATI

ESTD: 1932
 FOUNDER PRESIDENT
SHIKSHAN MAHARSHI AND KRISHI RATNA
Late Dr. PANJABRAO ALIAS BHAUSAHEB DESHMUKH.
( 27TH DECEMBER, 1898 – 10TH APRIL, 1965)
 FOUNDER PRESIDENT

HIS LIFE

27TH DEC. 1898 TO 10TH APR 1965

HIGHER EDUCATION : AT CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY,
BAR AT LAW, Ph.D.
SOCIAL REFORMIST
WORKED CLOSELY WITH Dr. BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR
DEDICATED HIS LIFE FOR THE CAUSE OF THE FARMERS &
EDUCATION
FOUNDED SHRI SHIVAJI EDN. SCTY. IN 1932
FIRST UNION AGRICULTURE MINISTER OF FREE INDIA
1952 – 1956
UNION CO OPERATION MINISTER 1957-58
AWARDED KRISHI RATNA BY GOVT. OF INDIA
DEPTT OF POSTS HAVE RELEASED POSTAL STAMP
COMEMORATING HIM
 FOUNDER PRESIDENT

HIS MISSION

SOCIAL UPLIFTMENT OF DOWNTRODDEN

ECONOMIC GROWTH OF FARMERS
USE OF EDUCATION AS A TOOL FOR ERADICATION OF
SOCIAL EVILS
EDUCATION FOR THE MASSES
EDUCATION FOR ALL IRRESPECTIVE OF CASTE, CREED &
RELIGION

AMRAVATI REGION ATTAINED MAXIMUM LITERACY

DURING THE DECADE 1950 - 1960

IT WAS MAINLY DUE TO THE VISION OF OUR FOUNDER

PRESIDENT WHO ESTABLISHED EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTES
ALL OVER VIDARBHA TO PROVIDE EDUCATION TO THE
MASSES
 SHRI SHIVAJI EDCATION SOCIETY AMRAVATI’S
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY,
AKOLA
AT POST BABHULGAON (Jh), N.H. No. 6, TAL., DIST. AKOLA
(M.S.) 444 104
 ESTABLISHED IN 1983

AFFILIATED TO

AMRAVATI UNIVERSITY, AMRAVATI

DIST. AMRAVATI PIN: 444 662 STATE : MAHARASHTRA

SELF FINANCING NON –

MINORITY
NO PHYSICAL, FINANCIAL OR HUMAN
RESOURCES ARE SHARED WITH
OTHER INSTITUTIONS
OUR MISSION
 OUR MISSION

“TECHNICAL EDUCATION FOR

OVERALL DEVELOPMENT”
VISION STATEMENT
 VISION
STATEMENT
College of Engineering & Technology Akola, in full
obeisance to the vision and foresight of
Dr. Panjabrao alias Bhausaheb Deshmukh, will
strive tirelessly to educate and qualify the students
who are future engineers and technocrats to take
up the challenges of modern era, so that they are
nationally and globally accepted, in the application
of their skills and knowledge to the benefit and
development of the society.
AIMS
 AIMS

• To impart quality education in technical and related subjects.

• To provide advanced and up to date knowledge and information
in all subjects taught.

• To groom students for well developed personality.

• Career development of students.
• To participate in the industrial development of region.
• To participate in community development.
• To give students a sense of pride as true representative of rich
spiritual and cultural tradition of india

• To orient the system as student centered.

GOALS & OBJECTIVES
 GOALS & OBJECTIVES

• Effective transfer of knowledge of technical and other

subjects by best teacher - learner communication.

• To develop well organized student counseling, guidance and

career planning activity.

• To instill self - esteem, confidence and spirit of adventurous

competitiveness in students.

• To monitor betterment of academic results.

• To develop continuous evaluations and examination system.

• To have best access system.

• Faculty improvement.

• Interaction with industry and society.

GOVERNING BODY
 GOVERNING BODY

Shri Vasantrao R. Dhotre. ,

( Chairman)
President, S.S.E.S.,Amaravati.
Shri Dilip B. Ingole. (Member)
Shri Abasaheb V. Burghate. . (Member)
Shri Gajananrao K. Ingole. (Member)
Shri Umesh W. Mahalle. (Member)
Shri Dr. N. K. Kole (Nominee of AICTE - WRC )
Shri P. D. Porey (Member)
( Nominee of Amaravati
Prof. Dr. V. S. Sapkal
University)
Shri S.P.S. Rathore (Training & Placement Dept.M.S)
Shri Bhimraoji Dhotre (Nominated Industrialist)
Prof. Dr. A. B. Marathe ( Principal)
COURSES
 COURSES
COURSE STARTED

• CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 1983-84 ACCREDITED

• PRODUCTION ENGINEERING 1983-84 ACCREDITED
• POLYMER TECHNOLOGY 1983-84
• ARCHITECTURE 1983-84
• TEXTILE ENGINEERING 1984-85
• CIVIL ENGINEERING 1985-86 ACCREDITED
• COMPUTER SCI. & ENGINEERING 2002-03

ALL COURSES ARE APPROVED BY AICTE

 PHYSICAL
INFRASTRUCTURE &
FACILITIES
 AICTE
BUILT UP AREA AVAILABLE
NORMS
LAND 10 ACRES. 39.7 ACRES

INSTRUCTIONAL AREA @ 6 SQ. MTR. PER

5760 9654.63
STUDENT

ADMINISTRATIVE AREA 1 SQ. MTR. PER

STUDENT
960 808.65

AMENITIES 2 SQ. MTR. PER STUDENT 1920 2621.66

SUBTOTAL 8640 13084.94

CIRCULATION & OTHER @ 30 % 2592 3925.482
GRAND TOTAL 11232 17010.42
SQ. MTR. PER STUDENT 11.75 17.72
YEAR WISE CLASS ROOMS REQUIREMENT

REQUIRMENT ADDITIONAL TO
YEAR AVAILABLE
PER SHIFT BUILT

2007-08 16 17 00

2008-09 17 17 00

2009-10 18 17 01

2010-11 19 18 01
 INFRASTRUCTURE AREA (EXISTING)

REQUIRED AVAILABLE REQUIRED AVAILABLE

CLASS ROOM 16 17 66 73.50

TUTORIAL 14 12 36 36.00

DRAWWING HALL 01 01 175 130.00

COMPUER CENTRE 01 02 175 205.25

LIBRARY 01 02 400 598.75

LABORATORY &
WORKSHOP
250 355.81

TOTAL 1102 1399.31

 PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE &
FACILITIES
10000 AREA AS PER
NORMS (SQ. M) NORMS Vs ACTUAL AREA
AREA ACTUAL
AVAILABLE (SQ. 1475.95
M) 864 900
1000
400

175 194 205

150 160
100
100 66 73.5
36 36

10

1
CLASS ROOM TUTORIAL DRAWING COMPUTER LIBRARY AREA WORK SHOPS CANTEEN
AREA (SQ. ROOMS AREA HALL AREA CENTRE AREA AREA
MTR.)
PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE & FACILITIES

POWER BACK UP

NORM : 25 KVA

AVAILABLE
GENERATOR : 25 KVA
INVERTER : 1 KVA
U.P.S. : 3 KVA
PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE & FACILITIES:
OTHERS

INTERNET : BROAD BAND LINE 2 MbPS

INTRANET : ALL DEPARTMENTS

EPABX / INTERCOM : ALL DEPARTMENTS

PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE & FACILITIES: OTHERS

TOTAL COST OF BOOKS : Appr. Rs. 58 LACS

SUFFICIENT DRINKING AND UTILITY WATER SUPPLY
ALL WEATHER ROADS
SANITATION AND HYGIENE
TRANSPORT : 2 BUSES (55 SEATER EACH)
DISPENSARY
DEPARTMENTAL STORES
BOYS’ COMMON ROOM
GIRLS’ COMMON ROOM
OPEN AIR THEATRE
GARDEN : ‘D’ LAWN
CENTRAL COMPUTING FACILITY
 CENTRAL COMPUTING FACILITY

NAME: COMPUTER CENTRE

NO. OF PC TERMINAL : 40 ALL ( P-IV)
NETWORK: INTERANET OF 100 Mbps
INTERNET 2 Mbps BROAD BAND
CENTRAL LIBRARY FACILITY
 CENTRAL LIBRARY FACILITY

SUBSCRIPTION FOR Indest AN e-JOURNAL SCHEME OF

AICTE

SR.
PARTICULAR NUMBERS
NO

TOTAL OF STUDENTS IN THE INSTITUTE

1 640
(2005-2006)
2 READING HALL CAPACITY 250 NOS.

3 TOTAL CARPET AREA SQ.MTR. 845 SQ.MTR.

4 NO. OF TITLES 6977

5 NO. OF BOOKS 13946

6 NO. OF NATIONAL JOURNALS 50

 CENTRAL LIBRARY FACILITY

SR.
PARTICULAR NUMBERS
NO

7 NO. OF INTERNATIONAL JOURNALS 15

8 NON –TECHNICAL JOURNALS 05

TOTAL COST OF :

9 A) BOOKS 62,15,098 LAC

B) SUBSCRIPTION FOR JOURNALS 1,31,941 LAC

10 COST OF FURNITURE 8,81,500 LAC

 CENTRAL LIBRARY FACILITY

SR.
PARTICULAR NUMBERS
NO

11 XEROX FACILITY IS AVAILABLE

12 INTERNET FACILITY IS AVAILABLE

P IV (BAND WIDTH):
13 NO OF COMPUTERS AVAILABLE IN THE LIBRARY
05

14 MULTIMEDIA FACILITY AVAILABLE YES

ANY OTHER AMENITIES PROVIDED TO AUDIO / VIDEO

15
STUDENTS IN LIBRARY SECTION
 LIBRARY
NUMBER OF TITLES OF THE BOOKS

NUMBER OF TITLES OF THE

SR. BOOKS
COURSE(S)
NO
REQUIRED AVAILABLE

1. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 250 494*

ELECTRONICS & TELECOMMUNICATION

2. 250 28
ENGINEERING
* Including PESAA Library
 LIBRARY
NUMBER OF VOLUMES

NUMBER OF VOLUMES
SR.
COURSE(S)
NO
REQUIRED AVAILABLE

1. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 1000 1423*

ELECTRONICS & TELECOMMUNICATION

2. 1000 203
ENGINEERING

* Including PESAA Library

 LIBRARY
NUMBER OF JOURNALS

NUMBER OF JOURNALS

SR
COURSE(S) NATIONAL INTERNATIONAL
NO

REQUIRED AVAILABLE REQUIRED AVAILABLE

MECHANICAL
1. 06 11 06 01
ENGINEERING

ELECTRONICS &
2. TELECOMMUNICATIO 06 04 06 03
N ENGINEERING
CENTRAL WORKSHOP
 CENTRAL WORKSHOP

COST OF
SR.
SHOP AREA EQUIPMENT
NO.
RS.

1 MACHINE SHOP 341.64 SQ.MTR 2631711.63

FITTING SHOP,
139.97 SQ.MTR 116043.75
2 SMITHY SHOP &
+ 30.00 70977.25
FOUNDRY

WELDING & 502560.23

3 69.02 SQ.MTR
CARPENTRY 104125.00
TARGET DATES FOR START OF
ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES
INSTITUTE HAS IDENTIFIED THE FOLLOWING
PROGRAMMES

SR.
NAME OF PROGRAMME INTAKE TARGET YEAR
NO.

1 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 60 2006 – 2007

2 PRODUCTION ENGINEERING 00 2006 – 2007

ELECTRONICS &
3 60 2006 – 2007
TELECOMMUNICATION

TOTAL 120
 STATISTICAL DATA AT COLLEGE LEVEL SHOWS, THERE IS
DECREASE IN DEMAND FOR PRODUCTION ENGINEERING.

TOTAL
INTAKE TOTAL
REPORTED ADMITTED
CAPACITY OF CAPACITY OF
YEAR ADMISSION IN STUDENTS IN
PRODUCTION PRODUCTION
FIRST YEAR PRODUCTION
ENGINEERING ENGINEERING
ENGINEERING

2003-2004 60 19 240 130

2004-2005 60 07 240 96

2005 –2006 40 10 220 61

 COMPUTER Sc. &
7000 ENGINERRING

TOTAL INTAKE VARIATION 1983 - 2005

COMPUTER
6000 ENGINEERING

ELECTRONICS
5000 ENGINEERING
TOTAL INTAKE

ELECTRONICS &
4000 TELE-
COMMUNICATIONS
INFORMATION
3000 TECHNOLOGY

MECHANICAL
2000 ENGINEERING

PRODUCTION
1000 ENGINEERING
YEAR

0
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987

1989

1991

1993

1995

2002

2004

2006
1988

1990

1992

1994

1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001

2003

2005
COMPARISON
 SEMESTER – I
(IDENTICAL)
PRODUCTION ENGINEERING MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

CODE SUBJECT CODE SUBJECT

1S1 MATHEMATICS -I 1S1 MATHEMATICS -I

1S2 APPLIED PHYSICS –I 1S2 APPLIED PHYSICS –I

1S3 APPLIED CHEMISTRY –I 1S3 APPLIED CHEMISTRY –I

1S4 COMPUTER SCIENCE-I 1S4 COMPUTER SCIENCE-I

1S5 ENGINEERING MECHANICS –I 1S5 ENGINEERING MECHANICS –I

1S6 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING –I 1S6 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING –I

1S7 ENGINEERING DRAWING –I 1S7 ENGINEERING DRAWING –I

1S8 WORKSHOP -I 1S8 WORKSHOP -I

 SEMESTER – I I
(IDENTICAL)

PRODUCTION ENGINEERING MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

CODE SUBJECT CODE SUBJECT

2S1 MATHEMATICS -II 2S1 MATHEMATICS -II

2S2 APPLIED PHYSICS –II 2S2 APPLIED PHYSICS –II

2S3 APPLIED CHEMISTRY –II 2S3 APPLIED CHEMISTRY –II

2S4 COMPUTER SCIENCE-II 2S4 COMPUTER SCIENCE-II

2S5 ENGINEERING MECHANICS –II 2S5 ENGINEERING MECHANICS –II

2S6 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING –II 2S6 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING –II

2S7 ENGINEERING DRAWING –II 2S7 ENGINEERING DRAWING –II

2S8 WORKSHOP -II 2S8 WORKSHOP -II

 SEMESTER - III

PRODUCTION ENGINEERING MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

REMARKS
CODE SUBJECT CODE SUBJECT

3SMP1 MATHEMATICS-III 3SMP1 MATHEMATICS-III

MECHANICS OF MECHANICS OF Lab
3SMP2 3SMP2
MATERIALS MATERIALS Available
FLUID POWER & Lab
3SP3 3SM3 FLUID POWER-I
SYSTEMS Available
ENGINEERING Lab
3SP4 THERMAL POWER ENGG. 3SM4
THERMODYNAMICS Available
MANUFACTURING MANUFACTURING Work
3SMP5 3SMP5
PROCESS -I PROCESS -I Shop
 SEMESTER - IV

PRODUCTION ENGINEERING MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

REMARKS
CODE SUBJECT CODE SUBJECT

BASIC ELECTRICAL BASIC ELECTRICAL Lab

4SMP1 4SMP1
DRIVER & CONTROL DRIVER & CONTROL Available
ENGINEERING ENGINEERING Lab
4SMP2 4SMP2
METALLURGY METALLURGY Available
THEORY OF
4SP3 4SM3 ENERGY CONVERSION-I
MACHINES
MANUFACTURING MANUFACTURING Work
4SMP4 4SMP4
PROCESS-II PROCESS-II Shop
4SMP5 MACHINE DRAWING 4SMP5 MACHINE DRAWING D. H.
 SEMESTER - V

PRODUCTION ENGINEERING MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

REMARKS
CODE SUBJECT CODE SUBJECT

DESIGN OF MACHINE COMPUTER SOFTWARE

5SP1 5SM1 5SP2
ELEMENTS APPLICATIONS -I
COMPUTER
APPLICATIONS PRODUCTION
5SP2 5SM2 8SP2
INPRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY
ENGINEERING
Lab
5SP3 TOOL ENGINEERING-I 5SM3 HEAT TRANSFER
Available
5SMP 4 MEASUREMENT SYSTEM 5SMP 4 MEASUREMENT SYSTEM
5SP6 MACHINE SHOP
5SP6 5SM5 THEORY OF MACHINE -I 4SP3
PRACTICE
 SEMESTER - VI

PRODUCTION ENGINEERING MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

REMARKS
CODE SUBJECT CODE SUBJECT

6SP1 TOOL ENGINEERING-II 6SM1 FLUID POWER-II 3SP3

METROLOGY AND
6SP2 6SM2 MACHINE DESIGN –I 5SP1
QUALITY CONTROL
CONTROL SYSTEM COMPUTER SOFTWARE
6SP3 6SM3 7SP2
ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS- II
CONTROL SYSTEM Lab
6SP4 WORK STUDY 6SM4
ENGINEERING Available
MACHINE TOOL
6SP5 6SM5 THEORY OF MACHINE -II 4SP3
DESIGN
6SP6 INDUSTRIAL VISIT
 SEMESTER - VII

PRODUCTION ENGINEERING MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

REMARKS
CODE SUBJECT CODE SUBJECT

PRODUCTION PLANNING
7SP1 7SM1 MACHINE DESIGN –II 5SP1
AND CONTROL
COMPUTER AIDED
7SP2 7SM2 ENERGY CONVERSION –II
DESIGN
INDUSTRIAL
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
7SMP3 MANAGEMENT AND 7SMP3
AND COSTING
COSTING
7SP4 MECHATRONICS 7SM4 AUTOMATION ENGINEERING 8SP3

7SP5 ELECTIVE 7SM5 ELECTIVE – I *

8SP5 PROJECT & SEMINAR 8SM5 PROJECT & SEMINAR

 7SM5: ELECTIVE – I *

CODE SUBJECT REMARKS

1 NONCONVENTIONAL ENERGY SYSTEM

5SP3 &
2 TOOL ENGINEERING
6SP1
AARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE & EXPERT
3
SYSTEMS

4 MECHATRONICS 7SP5
 SEMESTER - VIII

PRODUCTION ENGINEERING MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

REMARKS
CODE SUBJECT CODE SUBJECT

8SP1 ADVANCED
PRODUCTIVITY 8SM1 ELECTIVE –II *
TECHNIQUES
8SP2 PROCESS ENGINEERING 8SM2 ELECTIVE –III *
COMPUTER AIDED AUTOMOBILE
8SP3 8SM3
MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING
OPERATION
OPERATION RESEARCH
8SMP4 8SMP4 RESEARCH
TECHNIQUE
TECHNIQUE
8SP5 *PROJECT & SEMINAR 8SM5 *PROJECT & SEMINAR
 8SM1: ELECTIVE – II *

CODE SUBJECT REMARKS

1 I. C. ENGINES

PRODUCTION PLANNING 7
2 7SP1
CONTROL
MANAGEMENT INFORMATION
3 5SP2
SYSTEMS
ADVANCE MANUFACTURING
4 8SP1
SYSTEMS
 8SM2: ELECTIVE – III *

CODE SUBJECT REMARKS

REFERIGERATION & AIR

1
CONDITIONING

2 MACHINE TOOL DESIGN 6SP5

3 FINITE ELEMENT METHODS

4 ROBOTICS 8SP3
 LABORATORY REQUIRED FOR
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING AS PER
SYLLABUS
 SEMESTER – I

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
REMARKS
Code Subject

1S2 APPLIED PHYSICS –I AVAILABLE

1S3 APPLIED CHEMISTRY –I AVAILABLE

1S4 COMPUTER SCIENCE-I AVAILABLE

1S5 ENGINEERING MECHANICS –I AVAILABLE

1S6 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING –I AVAILABLE

1S7 ENGINEERING DRAWING –I AVAILABLE

1S8 WORKSHOP -I AVAILABLE

 SEMESTER – II

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
REMARKS
Code Subject

1S2 APPLIED PHYSICS –II AVAILABLE

1S3 APPLIED CHEMISTRY –II AVAILABLE

1S4 COMPUTER SCIENCE-II AVAILABLE

1S5 ENGINEERING MECHANICS –II AVAILABLE

1S6 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING –II AVAILABLE

1S7 ENGINEERING DRAWING –II AVAILABLE

1S8 WORKSHOP -II AVAILABLE

 SEMESTER – III

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
REMARKS
CODE SUBJECT

3SMP2 MECHANICS OF MATERIALS AVAILABLE

3SM3 FLUID POWER-I AVAILABLE

3SMP5 MANUFACTURING PROCESS -I AVAILABLE

 SEMESTER – IV

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
REMARKS
CODE SUBJECT

4SMP1 BASIC ELECTRICAL DRIVER & CONTROL AVAILABLE

4SMP2 ENGINEERING METALLURGY AVAILABLE

4SM3 ENERGY CONVERSION-I

4SMP4 MANUFACTURING PROCESS-II AVAILABLE

4SMP5 MACHINE DRAWING AVAILABLE

 SEMESTER – V

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
REMARKS
CODE SUBJECT

5SM1 COMPUTER SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS -I AVAILABLE

5SM2 PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY AVAILABLE

5SM3 HEAT TRANSFER AVAILABLE

5SMP4 MEASUREMENT SYSTEM AVAILABLE

5SM5 THEORY OF MACHINE -I AVAILABLE

 SEMESTER – VI

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
REMARKS
CODE SUBJECT

6SM1 FLUID POWER-II AVAILABLE

6SM2 MACHINE DESIGN –I AVAILABLE

6SM3 COMPUTER SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS- II AVAILABLE

6SM5 THEORY OF MACHINE -II AVAILABLE

 SEMESTER – VII

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
REMARKS
CODE SUBJECT

7SM1 MACHINE DESIGN –II AVAILABLE

7SM2 ENERGY CONVERSION –II AVAILABLE

7SM4 AUTOMATION ENGINEERING AVAILABLE

7SM5.1 NONCONVENTIONAL ENERGY SYSTEM

7SM5.2 TOOL ENGINEERING AVAILABLE

7SM5.3 AARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE & EXPERT SYSTEMS AVAILABLE

7SM5.4 MECHATRONICS AVAILABLE

 SEMESTER – VIII

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
REMARKS
CODE SUBJECT

8SM2.1 REFERIGERATION & AIR CONDITIONING AVAILABLE

8SM2.2 MACHINE TOOL DESIGN AVAILABLE

8SM2.3 FINITE ELEMENT METHODS AVAILABLE

8SM2.4 ROBOTICS AVAILABLE

8SM3 AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING

8SMP4 OPERATION RESEARCH TECHNIQUE AVAILABLE

 DEPARTMENT WISE FACULTY REQUIREMENT

ASSISTANT
PROFESSOR LECTURER
PROFESSOR
YEAR
Reqm’t. Department Reqm’t. Department Reqm’t. Department

01 ELECTRICAL

2006-07 01 MECH. ENGG.

01 CIVIL ENGG.

01 MATH'S
2007-08
01 MECH. ENGG. 02 EXTC.

01 EXTC. 02 MECH. ENGG.

2008-09
03 EXTC.

01 MECH. ENGG. 01 MECH. ENGG. 02 MECH. ENGG.

2009-10
01 EXTC. 01 EXTC. 04 EXTC.
 YEAR WISE FACULTY REQIREMENT

10

09

08 LECTURER
06
07

06 ASSISTANT
PROFESSOR
05

04 05 PROFESSOR
02 02
03

02 03
02 02
01 01

00
2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10
YEAR
COLLEGE AT A GLANCE
COLLEGE BUILDING
COLLEGE FRONT ‘D’ LAWN
OPEN THEATER
PARKING + CYCLE STAND
COLLEGE BUSES
LIBRARY: GROUND FLOOR
LIBRARY: FIRST FLOOR
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING LABORATORY
COMPUTER CENTER
DEPARTMENT
HOD MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (PROPOSED)
CHEMISTRY LABORATORY
PHYSICS LABORATORY
ELECTRICAL LABORATORY
MECHANICS LABORATORY
DRAWING HALL
FITTING +SMITHY (WORK-SHOP)
CARPENTRY SHOP (WORK-SHOP)
MACHINE SHOP ( WORK-SHOP)
FLUID MECHANICS LABORATORY
DESIGN HALL
HEAT TRANSFER LABORATORY
MEASURMENT SYSTEM LABORATORY
AUTOMATION & MECHATRONICS LABORATORY
CAD/CAM/CAPE LABORATORY