Under Graduate

Under Graduate – B. E. (Computer Science & Engineering)

U. G. CoursesSanctioned Intake
B.E.  C.S.E (Regular shift)180
Computer Science & Engineering Department has 180 intake capacity split in 3 sections.

Post Graduate

Full Time PG programme 

The ME programme in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) is a challenging one with courses that have high standards, interesting and stimulating content.
Graduate vs. Undergraduate Study 
A graduate student (yourself) is assumed to be fairly mature academically, and self-motivated to a large extent. Unlike undergraduate studies, your emphasis here should be on obtaining deeper understanding of challenging and interesting subjects, and less on obtaining high grades. The de-emphasizing of grades is more important, since most of you have been top rankers at your respective colleges. Naturally not all of you can become top rankers here, nor is it necessary as long as you gain a sound understanding and mastery of the subjects. Graduate studies have other equally important or superior metrics for measuring performance: how well you do in courses from a focused area of your interest and choice; how well you do in your dissertation work; may be even how well you do in academic work that you undertake beyond the classroom and project. This doesn’t mean you do not strive to get the best grades. Getting superior grades is important but is only one of many aspects of the learning process here.
Doing Research as a Part of Dissertation Work
The next important issue is the idea of pursuing research. As a part of ME Programme, you are required to do a Dissertation Work. Over the years, the nature of this dissertation work has become more research-oriented, and you are expected to publish papers in international conferences and journals from your dissertation work. Gradually, facilities have been enhanced to do this kind of dissertation work. In the good old days, papers need to be xeroxed (many times not available) and read, but now everything is available at your fingertips (you still need to read them). At the same time, Gigabytes of storage space is also available. The only additional input you require from your end is your determination to carry out an excellent dissertation work. It is useful to identify your guide and topic of dissertation early.
ANNAUL INTAKE
Total annual intake for this part-time M.E. course in Computer Science & Engg. as per the approval of AICTE is 24.

ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION

A.
B. E. Degree or equivalent in the relevant branch from an AICTE approved institute with atleast 55% aggregate marks for Part-Time M.E. Course.
B.
SPONSORED CANDIDATES
i
The minimum percentage of marks may be waived for those who are teachers either in Engineering college or Polytechnic joined before 28-02-1989, the date on which the circular was issued prescribing the AICTE pay scales and qualifications. Preference will be given to those candidates who are GATE qualified.
ii
The candidate must have a minimum two years of full-time work experience in a registered firm/ company/ industry/ educational and research institutions/ any Government Department or Government Autonomous Organizations in the relevant field.
iii
There is no age restriction for admission. However preference will be given to the candidates who are below 45 years of age.
iv
Mode of selection shall be as per admission procedure prescribed.
A letter from the employer must be furnished stating that the candidate is being sponsored to pursue higher studies. The employer should also indicate that the candidates will not be withdrawn midway till the completion of the course.
NON-SPONSORED CANDIDATES
i
Admission for Non-sponsored category students will be made through GATE. (If GATE qualified candidates are not available, admission will be offered to Non-GATE candidates as per admission procedure).
ii
A GATE qualified student does not automatically become eligible to receive a Scholarship. Scholarship to a GATE qualified student will depend on sanction from AICTE.