Department Specializations:

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Mechanical Engineering

AREA OF INTEREST:

• Electric Vehicles Manufacturing

• Battery Manufacturing

• Metal composites Fabrications

• Welding Technology

• Robotics

• Fertigation system

DEPARTMENT CLUB AND EVENTS:

ACME (Arya Club of Mechanical Engineer) is a club formed by the faculty members and students of mechanical department. Under this club there are various events and workshop had performed like ESVC.

OUTSTANDING RESULTS:

Faculties take extra care of the students and in the knowledge delivery process throughout the course period. These dedicated and concentrated efforts have culminated in obtaining 100% results in the final year. Our students have held position in the RTU merit list during the last three years.

DIGITAL NOTES:

To keep the student study material ready according to university syllabus we provide them quality notes which are prepared with lots of hard work by our dedicated faculty members these notes are available at our website aryanotes.com. This study material helps the student to save time and guidance of two to three reference books. College also provide video lecture https://www.youtube.com/@Arya_College/playlists of department expert’s faculties of respective subjects for the students.

Syllabus & Scheme

S.No.	Description	Download
1	III and IV Semester	View
2	V and VI Semester	View
3	VII and VIII Semester	View

Departmental Labs:

The department has well equipped with state of art laboratory with latest machineries and equipments which fulfill the requirement of the RTU and also provide the students for research work

• Material Science and Technology Lab

• Mechanical Workshop lab

• Basic mechanical engineering Lab

• Mechatronics Lab

• Robotics Lab

• Thermal Engineering Lab

• Production Practices Lab

• Turbomachine Lab

• Computer numerical control (CNC) Lab

• Heat Transfer lab

• Dynamics of Machine lab

• Kinematics of Machine

• Vibration Lab

• Fluid Mechanics lab

• Computer Aided Design(CAD) Lab

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Mechatronic Lab in ME Department

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List of Program Educational Objectives (PEO)

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PEO-1

Preparation:-

To prepare undergraduate students with appropriate blend of theoretical foundations, experimentation & technical implementation to comprehend and pinpoint problems in the field of Mechanical Engineering to excel in under-graduate programs or to succeed in industry / technical profession

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PEO-2

Core Competence:-

To provide students with a solid foundation in mathematical, scientific and engineering fundamentals required to solve mechanical engineering problems and also to pursue higher studies. Student will be able to employ his knowledge along with necessary techniques & tools for modern engineering applications.

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PEO-3

Breathe:-

To train students with good scientific and engineering breadth so as to comprehend, analyze, design, and create novel products and solutions for the real life problems in the present system

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PEO-4

Professionalism:-

To inculcate in students professional and ethical attitude, effective communication skills, teamwork skills, multidisciplinary approach, and an ability to relate engineering issues to broader social context.

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PEO-5

Learning Environment:-

To provide student with an academic environment aware of excellence, leadership, and the life-long learning needed for a successful professional career through independent studies, thesis, internships etc.

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List of Program Outcomes

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PO-1

Engineering Knowledge:

Apply knowledge of mathematics and science, with fundamentals of Engineering to be able to solve complex engineering problems related.

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PO-2

Problem Analysis:

Identify, Formulate, review research literature and analyze complex engineering problems and reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences and engineering sciences

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PO-3

Design/Development of solutions:

Design solutions for complex engineering problems and design system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for the public health and safety and the cultural societal and environmental considerations.

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PO-4

Conduct Investigations of Complex problems:

Use research–based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions.

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PO-5

Modern Tool Usage:

Create, Select and apply appropriate techniques, resources and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations.

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PO-6

The Engineer and Society:

Apply Reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the professional engineering practice.

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PO-7

Environment and Sustainability:

Understand the impact of the professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts sustainable development.

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PO-8

Ethics:

Apply Ethical Principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice

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PO-9

Individual and Team Work:

Function effectively as an individual and as

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PO-10

Communication:

Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and with society at large such write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations and give and receive clear instructions.

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PO-11

Project Management and Finance:

Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the engineering management principles and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multi disciplinary environments.

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PO-12

Life-Long Learning:

Recognize the need for and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and life-long learning the broadest context of technological change.

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Program Specific Outcome

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PSO-1

The graduate will be able to work in power plant ,automobile industries , and manufacturing industries in sphere of Operation, Maintenance and Design with the help of CAD/CAM tool while ensuring best manufacturing practices.

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PSO-2

Graduates will integrate thermal design, manufacturing processes, fluid mechanics, and related knowledge to optimize mechanical systems, aligning with specified requirements and prioritizing public health, safety, and industrial standards.

Course Outcomes (COs)

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S.No.	Course Code	Course Title	Course Outcomes (COs)
1	3ME2-01	Advanced Engineering Mathematics-I	CO 1:	Explain the concept of operators, finite differences, and interpolation.
			CO 2:	Apply Numerical methods to solve first-order Ordinary Differential Equations and Algebraic and Transcendental equations.
			CO 3:	Use Laplace Transforms in engineering applications
			CO 4:	Demonstrate the ability to solve ordinary differential equations and partial differential equations by Fourier transform.
			CO 5:	Determine the solution of difference equations by use of the Z transform.
2	3ME1-02	Technical Communication	CO 1:	Students learn the importance, nuances, and aspects of communication.
			CO 2:	Graduates learn the art and science behind reading, and how can one develop the skill and use it to one’s benefit.
			CO 3:	Graduates learn the art and science of objective writing/business/scientific writing.
			CO 4:	Graduates learn the importance, characteristics, and format of Technical documents like reports, proposals, and articles.
3	3ME3-04	Engineering Mechanics	CO 1:	Determine the resultant of a given force system and solve static equilibrium conditions using Lami’s theorem and virtual work principle; Analyze truss problems to determine forces in members.
			CO 2:	Estimate the moment of inertia of composite area about centroidal or any arbitrary axis, Solve problems of lifting machines.
			CO 3:	Study the friction effect between two rigid bodies and apply the concept to solve problems in power transmission systems.
			CO 4:	Explain and solve numerical problems on the kinematics of particles and rigid bodies.
			CO 5:	Understand concepts of a particle in dynamics through the work-energy principle, the law of conservation of energy, and the impulse-moment principle.
4	3ME4-05	Engineering Thermodynamics	CO 1:	Understand Thermodynamics basics, analyze Zeroth and First Laws, apply them to engineering processes, and solve flow energy equations.
			CO 2:	Graduates will learn about Second Law principles: analyze heat engines, refrigeration, and Carnot cycles, and understand entropy, availability, and irreversibility in engineering contexts.
			CO 3:	Knowledge of fluid properties, phases, steam analysis, ideal and real gases, internal energy, enthalpy, and gas mixture properties.
			CO 4:	To understand different thermodynamics relations, air cycles, and their importance in different fields.
			CO 5:	To analyze the performance of different thermodynamic vapor power cycles and applications in power plants.
5	3ME4-06	Material Science & Engineering	CO 1:	Understand the crystal structure and classification of materials.
			CO 2:	Understand methods of determining mechanical properties and their suitability for applications.
			CO 3:	Classify cast irons and study their applications.
			CO 4:	Interpret the phase diagrams of materials.
			CO 5:	Select a suitable heat-treatment process to achieve the desired properties of metals and alloys.
6	3ME4-07	Mechanics Of Solids	CO 1:	Understand stress and strain concepts. Analyze and predict the bending behavior of beams, calculate bending stresses, and comprehend section modulus for different cross-sectional shapes
			CO 2:	The student will be able to analyze complex loads on members determine maximum stresses, and use Mohr’s circle for stress transformations.
			CO 3:	Students will understand torsional shear stresses, angular deflection, and power transmission capacity in circular shafts.
			CO 4:	After studying this unit, students will possess the skills to analyze the stability of columns and apply Euler’s formula for predicting crippling loads, and understand the impact of eccentric loading and empirical relations on column stability
			CO 5:	Students will be able to analyze deflection, bending moment, shear force, load relationships in beams and shafts, bending moment, and shear force in beams, and predict behavior in thin-walled pressure vessels.
7	3ME4-21	Machine Drawing Practice	CO 1:	Draw and read the full and half sectional views of the assemblies drawing.
			CO 2:	Todraw orthographic projections of a part from the given assembly drawing.
			CO 3:	Ability to prepare the bill of material and conventionally representation of mechanical component on drawing,
			CO 4:	Define and read geometric dimensions and tolerance on the parts or in an assembly
			CO 5:	Draw and read engg. drawing on auto-cad.
8	3ME4-22	Materials Testing Lab	CO 1:	To identify the crystal structure of various materials, examine microstructures, and improve material properties by using appropriate heat treatment process
			CO 2:	Demonstrate the operation of a Universal Testing Machine (UTM) and analyze mechanical properties under different loading conditions.
			CO 3:	Utilize a Torsion Testing Machine to experimentally determine the twisting moment and modulus of rigidity for given specimens.
			CO 4:	To determine the strength, and hardness of various materials by testing
			CO 5:	Perform the operation of an Impact Testing Machine, differentiate between Izod and Charpy tests, and experimentally assess the resilience of materials.
9	3ME4-23	Basic Mechanical Engineering Lab	CO 1:	Understand the operation of single and multi-cylinder four-stroke engines and distinguish between four-stroke and two-stroke engines.
			CO 2:	Provide insights into the operation of an air conditioner and highlight distinctions between a refrigerator and an air conditioner.
			CO 3:	Skilfully disassemble and reassemble a sewing machine and a bicycle.
			CO 4:	Thoroughly explain the principle and operation of a centrifugal pump and multistage air compressor.
			CO 5:	Understand and work on various cut sections of gearboxes and lathe machines.
10	3ME4-24	Programming Using Matlab	CO 1:	Use scripts and functions in developing programs in MATLAB.
			CO 2:	Use arrays, vectors, and matrices in developing programs in MATLAB
			CO 3:	Use loops and nested loops in developing programs in MATLAB
			CO 4:	Apply commands in plotting graphs for various functions using the MATLAB interface.
			CO 5:	Solve differential equations using MATLAB
11	4ME2-01	Data Analytics	CO 1:	To use and analyze Multivariate Statistics by solving the problems of probabilities.
			CO 2:	To use multiple regression for linear and non-linear techniques in designing the parts of engines and automobiles by simulating on various software.
			CO 3:	To use logistics regressions for dependent variables to discriminate analysis for simple and multiple variable systems.
			CO 4:	To use principal component analysis for estimation for multidimensional scaling map cluster problem-solving.
			CO 5:	To use Decision tree analysis in the evaluation of complex problems in simpler ways.
12	4ME1-03	Managerial Economics And Financial	CO 1:	Graduates gain the ability to apply the knowledge of managerial and economic concepts and the ability to apply the tools and techniques.
			CO 2:	Ability to understand demand and supply analysis and to Know the implementation of demand forecasting methods for production decisions and cost analysis.
			CO 3:	Ability to understand the production and cost analysis of the firm. Understanding of types of markets and pricing methods and understanding the techniques regarding long-term investment decisions.
			CO 4:	Ability to understand the application of various ratios and methods of analyzing the firm to know the firm’s financial position in depth and to understand different techniques of capital budgeting. To be able to conduct inter-firm and intra-firm comparisions.
13	4ME3-04	Digital Electronics	CO 1:	To understand and examine the structure of various number systems and their application in digital design.
			CO 2:	The ability to understand, analyze, and design various combinational and sequential circuits.
			CO 3:	To imbibe basic laws and equations used for the analysis of static and dynamic fluids.
			CO 4:	The ability to identify and prevent various hazards and timing problems in a digital design.
			CO 5:	To develop the skill to build, and troubleshoot digital circuits
14	4ME4-05	Fluid Mechanics And Fluid Machines	CO 1:	To introduce and explain the fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics, which is used in the applications of Aerodynamics, Hydraulics, Marine Engineering, Gas dynamics, etc.
			CO 2:	To give fundamental knowledge of fluid, its properties, and behavior under various conditions of internal and external flows.
			CO 3:	To develop an understanding of hydrostatic law, the principle of buoyancy and stability of a floating body, and the application of mass, momentum, and energy equations in fluid flow.
			CO 4:	To imbibe basic laws and equations used for the analysis of static and dynamic fluids and to inculcate the importance of fluid flow measurement and its applications in Industries.
			CO 5:	To determine the losses in a flow system, flow through pipes, boundary layer flow, and flow past immersed bodies.
15	4ME4-06	Manufacturing Processes	CO 1:	Select materials, types, and allowances of patterns used in casting and analyze the components of molds.
			CO 2:	Design core, core print, and gating system in metal casting processes
			CO 3:	Understand arc, gas, solid state, and resistance welding processes.
			CO 4:	Develop process maps for metal-forming processes using plasticity principles
			CO 5:	Identify the effect of process variables to manufacture defect-free products.
16	4ME4-07	Theory Of Machines	CO 1:	Understand different mechanisms with their applications and analyze their velocity and acceleration by analytical and graphical methods.
			CO 2:	Examine friction in machine elements like screw threads, clutches, bands, and block brakes.
			CO 3:	To study the relative motion analysis and design of gears, and gear trains.
			CO 4:	Design cams and followers for specified motion profiles and Understand the principle of a gyroscope.
			CO 5:	Understand the Balancing of rotating and reciprocating masses in the same plane as well as in different planes.
17	4ME3-21	Digital Electronics Lab	CO 1:	Understand the pin description of digital IC’s.
			CO 2:	Implement Arithmetic logic circuits using digital IC’s.
			CO 3:	Implement combinational circuits using digital IC’s.
			CO 4:	Investigate the effect of feedback in practical circuits like Oscillators, Multivibrators, etc.
			CO 5:	Apply the concept of universal logic gates for digital circuit designing.
18	4ME4-22	Fluid Mechanics Lab	CO 1:	Conduct experimental measurements to determine the metacentric height of a given body, and evaluate Cd, Cv, and Cc coefficients for a specified orifice.
			CO 2:	Perform experimental calibrations for a given rectangular notch, triangular notch, Venturimeter, Nozzle meter, and Orifice meter, and subsequently calculate flow rates.
			CO 3:	State Bernoulli's theorem, outlining its assumptions, and experimentally verify the theorem using the provided experimental setup
			CO 4:	Experimentally determine and analyze both major and minor losses in pipes.
			CO 5:	Provide explanations and comparisons for the operational principles of various turbines, pipe fittings, and manometers.
19	4ME4-23	Production Practice Lab	CO 1:	Demonstrate comprehension of the structural characteristics, operational principles, and functions executed on lathe, shaper, milling, and grinding machine tools.
			CO 2:	Choose suitable cutting tools, appropriate work and tool-holding devices, optimal cutting parameters, and adhere to safe working procedures across various machine tools.
			CO 3:	Manufacture a component based on provided blueprints using lathe, shaper, milling, and grinding machine tools, and conduct an analysis of potential errors.
			CO 4:	Evaluate various sand properties through the execution of sand molding tests and create a green sand mold from a designated split pattern.
			CO 5:	Execute welding operations according to provided specifications using TIG, MIG, and SPOT welding techniques, demonstrating the use of secure operational procedures and suitable welding equipment.
20	4ME4-24	Theory Of Machines Lab	CO 1:	Understand different mechanisms with their applications and analyze their velocity and acceleration by analytical and graphical methods.
			CO 2:	Determine the coefficient of friction using two roller oscillating arrangements.
			CO 3:	Design cams and followers for various motion profiles and verify the torque relation for the gyroscope.
			CO 4:	Describe, discuss, and differentiate various types of dynamometers, Brakes, Clutches, and Gear boxes with their applications.
			CO 5:	Perform Balancing of rotating and reciprocating masses in the same plane as well as in different planes.
21	5ME3-01	Mechatronics System	CO 1:	Graduates gain the ability to understand basic knowledge about Mechatronics and its application.
			CO 2:	Graduates learn about different types of Sensors and their application in intelligent manufacturing processing.
			CO 3:	Thorough understanding of frequency domain analysis of discrete-time signals and its uses in Mechatronics.
			CO 4:	Graduates learn about different components such as a transducer, sensor, A/D converter, D/A converter, etc, and its uses in Data acquisition.
			CO 5:	Graduates gain knowledge about Home appliances, ABS (anti-lock braking system), and other areas in automotive engineering.
22	5ME4-02	Heat Transfer	CO 1:	Understand the basic modes of heat transfer.
			CO 2:	Compute temperature distribution in steady-state and unsteady-state heat conduction & analyze heat transfer through extended surfaces.
			CO 3:	Interpret and analyze forced and free convection heat transfer.
			CO 4:	Design heat exchangers using LMTD and NTU methods.
			CO 5:	Understand the principles of radiation heat transfer.
23	5ME4-03	Manufacturing Technology	CO 1:	Explain the single-point tool geometry, concept of orthogonal and oblique cutting and thermal aspects of metal cutting.
			CO 2:	Apply the Merchant thin shear plane model of metal cutting, and Taylor’s tool life principles to a given problem.
			CO 3:	Explain the constructional details, working mechanisms and operations performed on the general and special purpose machine tools and calculate the machining time in turning, shaping and milling operations.
			CO 4:	Explain the different methods of grinding and other finishing processes namely honing, lapping and superfinishing.
			CO 5:	Describe the concept and working mechanisms of different high velocity forming methods.
24	5ME4-04	Design Of Machine Elements – I	CO 1:	Understand the customer’s need, material selection and formulate the problem, and draw the design specification.
			CO 2:	Understand the component behavior subjected to loads and identify the failure criteria.
			CO 3:	Design various members such as beams, levers, and laminated springs for bending and stiffness
			CO 4:	Design a machine component using theories of failure like keys and shafts
			CO 5:	Design various threaded fasteners, power screws, and curved machine components
25	5ME4-05	Principle Of Managments	CO 1:	Upon completion of the course, students will be able to have a clear understanding of managerial functions like planning and have the same basic knowledge of international aspects of management.
			CO 2:	To understand the planning process in the organization
			CO 3:	To understand the concept of organization
			CO 4:	Demonstrate the ability to directing, leadership, and communicate effectively
			CO 5:	To analyze isolated issues and formulate the best control methods
26	5ME5-12	Automobile Engineering	CO 1:	Identify and explain chassis layouts, types, and construction features. Analyze different body types used in automobiles.
			CO 2:	Describe the functioning of clutches, including various types and fluid coupling.Understand brake systems, classifications, and selection of brake materials.
			CO 3:	Explain gearbox principles, including sliding mesh, constant mesh, and synchromesh. Analyze drives, including overdrive, propeller shaft, universal joints, and differentials.
			CO 4:	Evaluate steering systems, considering gearboxes, linkages, and geometry effects. Describe suspension systems, including springs, configurations, and shock absorbers.
			CO 5:	Comprehend electrical systems, covering batteries, charging, starter motors, and alternators. Understand ignition systems, lighting, and safety devices, including advanced systems like Night Vision and GPS.
27	5ME3-21	Mechatronics Lab.	CO 1:	After studying various models available in the laboratory-Measure linear displacement using LVDT, and strain using a strain gauge trainer. (Virtual Lab)
			CO 2:	Explain ARDUINO and make a program of Buzzer sound, motion control, direction control, LED blink, and white line follower.
			CO 3:	Write and verify the program in MAT Lab.
			CO 4:	Explain the characteristics of the summing amplifier and perform a reflective opto transducer. (Virtual Lab)
			CO 5:	Perform PID Controller. (Virtual Lab)
28	5ME4-22	Heat Transfer Lab	CO 1:	Calculate and compare the thermal conductivity of different materials.
			CO 2:	Conduct experiments to determine the convective heat transfer coefficient for free and forced convection (pin-fin) and correlate with theoretical values.
			CO 3:	Estimate the effectiveness and NTU of parallel and counter flow Heat exchanger and Determine emissivity and Stefan Boltzmann constant.
			CO 4:	Evaluate heat transfer through the lagged pipe, Insulating powder, and Drop and Film-wise condensation.
			CO 5:	To Determine Critical Heat Flux in Saturated Pool Boiling.
29	5ME4-23	Production Engineering Lab.	CO 1:	Apply different instruments like vernier calipers, micrometers, and height gauges to measure length, width, depth, bore diameters, etc
			CO 2:	Explain different angle measuring instruments like a universal bevel protractor, sine bar
			CO 3:	To Measure the effective diameter of the thread profile using the wire technique
			CO 4:	To measure the gear parameters.
			CO 5:	Demonstrate the use of a profilometer, and force measurement using a dynamometer.
30	5ME4-24	Machine Design Practice - I	CO 1:	Apply engineering fundamentals and knowledge of Indian Standard codes in the selection of materials and manufacturing considerations during the design process.
			CO 2:	Identify key factors in engineering component design and analyze different members subjected to direct stress
			CO 3:	Design diverse members, including beams, levers, and laminated springs, considering aspects of bending and stiffness.
			CO 4:	Design machine components under torsion, encompassing shafts, shaft couplings, and keys.
			CO 5:	Design a variety of components, including threaded fasteners, power screws, and curved machine elements, ensuring their functionality and structural integrity.
31	6ME3-01A	Measurement And Metrology	CO 1:	The main objective of the course is To develop in students knowledge of the basics of Measurements, Metrology, and Measuring devices.
			CO 2:	To understand the concepts of various measurement systems & standards with regard to realistic applications.
			CO 3:	To develop basic principles and devices involved in measuring surface textures.
			CO 4:	Students will be able to identify sources of variability, error, uncertainties, and Machine tool testing to evaluate machine tool quality.
32	6ME4-02	CIMS	CO 1:	Students can able to understand General and Machine (G & M) code to generate or edit a program that will operate a CNC Lathe.
			CO 2:	Choose an industrial machine operation or manufacturing process instruction manual for operators and maintenance personnel.
			CO 3:	The student can able to operate a CNC machine and produce a completed product as per the work order or approved drawings, meeting all required quality standards and scrap standards – consistent and repetitive output is the goal.
			CO 4:	The student’s knowledge of CNC-specific technical work practices, such as blueprint reading, applied math concepts, tools, and measurement concepts.
			CO 5:	The student’s knowledge of general manufacturing technical practices and procedures, that applies to all sectors of manufacturing.
33	6ME4-03	Mechanical Vibration	CO 1:	Understand the causes and effects of vibration in mechanical systems.
			CO 2:	Develop schematic models for physical systems and formulate governing equations of motion.
			CO 3:	Understand the role of damping, stiffness, and inertia in mechanical systems
			CO 4:	Analyze rotating and reciprocating systems and compute critical speeds.
			CO 5:	Analyze and design machine-supporting structures, vibration isolators, and absorbers.
34	6ME4-04	Design Of Machine Elements – Ii	CO 1:	Apply knowledge of various design Parameters such as endurance limit, size, surface finish, notch sensitivity, and stress concentration.
			CO 2:	Design of various IC engine components including piston, cylinder, connecting rod, and crankshaft.
			CO 3:	Calculate the design parameter for energy storage elements and Power transmission systems.
			CO 4:	Design of spur, helical, bevel, and worm gears underwear and dynamic load consideration using Lewis and Buckingham equations
			CO 5:	Achieve expertise in Various types of design of bearing in industrial applications.
35	6ME4-05	Quality Management	CO 1:	Provide an overview of quality management, encompassing its scope, outcomes, evolution, and diverse philosophical approaches, alongside an exploration of the associated cost implications.
			CO 2:	Evaluate and interpret process quality through the application of graphical and statistical tools such as control charts, probability distribution, sampling distribution, hypothesis testing, Design of Experiments (DOE), and acceptance sampling.
			CO 3:	Outline leadership principles and explore various quality management systems, including Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA), Six Sigma, Quality Audit, and ISO 9000 standards.
			CO 4:	Elaborate on and assess methods for enhancing product quality, incorporating Quality Function Deployment (QFD), Robust Design, and the Taguchi Method.
			CO 5:	Apply methodologies for analyzing product reliability across different system configurations.
36	6ME5-11	Refrigeration & Air- Conditioning	CO 1:	Understand the basic principles of refrigeration and air conditioning,
			CO 2:	Analyze air refrigeration systems, vapor compression refrigeration systems, vapor absorption refrigeration systems, and steam jet refrigeration systems
			CO 3:	Study the psychometric properties of air and utilize the principles of psychometrics in the design of air conditioning equipment
			CO 4:	Finally, apply this knowledge to the design of refrigeration equipment and air conditioning equipment
37	6ME4-21	CIMS Lab.	CO 1:	Recognize the components and functions of CNC machines.
			CO 2:	Elaborate on the application of different G codes and M codes in CNC lathe and milling machines.
			CO 3:	Simulate the part program from a provided drawing using Cut Viewer Turn and Mill software.
			CO 4:	Establish the reference point for the cutting tool on CNC Lathe and Milling machines.
			CO 5:	Identify safety measures essential for the proper operation of CNC machines.
38	6ME4-22:	Vibration Lab.	CO 1:	Explore the principles of vibration through experiments, verifying relationships like T = 2π(l/g) for a simple pendulum
			CO 2:	Determine the radius of gyration, natural frequency, and damping coefficients in various mechanical systems using experimental methods.
			CO 3:	Investigate torsional vibrations, verify Dunkerley's rule, and determine damping coefficients in free-damped torsional vibration.
			CO 4:	Perform harmonic excitation experiments on cantilever beams, study trifler suspension, and analyze forced vibrations using virtual labs.
			CO 5:	Collaboratively design a vibration system, measure vibrations, conduct FFT analysis using MATLAB, and present findings in a mini project.
39	6ME4-23	Machine Design Practice– II	CO 1:	To determine the endurance strength and design of components subjected to fluctuating loads.
			CO 2:	Apply the design and development procedure for different types of energy storage elements and Power transmission systems.
			CO 3:	Design the curved beams.
			CO 4:	Design of spur, helical, bevel, and worm gears underwear and dynamic load consideration.
			CO 5:	Achieve expertise in various types of design of bearing in industrial applications.
40	6ME4-24	Thermal Engineering Lab-I	CO 1:	Analyze the performance characteristics of an internal combustion engine.
			CO 2:	Sketch the valve timing diagram for single-cylinder four-stroke diesel engines.
			CO 3:	Understand various types of boilers with their mountings and accessories.
			CO 4:	Select a suitable transmission system including clutches, gearbox assembly, and differential box.
			CO 5:	Understand braking systems with their practical application.
41	7ME5-11	I C Engine	CO 1:	Understand the working and performance of IC Engines through thermodynamic cycles.
			CO 2:	Understand combustion phenomena in SI and CI engines and factors influencing combustion chamber design.
			CO 3:	Outline the emission formation mechanism of IC engines, its effects, and the legislation standards.
			CO 4:	Understand the working principles of instrumentation used for engine performance and emission parameters.
			CO 5:	Evaluate methods for improving the IC engine performance.
			CO 6:	Understand the latest developments in IC Engines and alternate fuels.
42	7EE6-60.2	Power Generation Sources	CO 1:	Understand global energy trends, India's energy scenario, and the nexus between environment, economy, energy, and sustainability.
			CO 2:	Learn the working principles of thermal, gas, hydro, and nuclear power plants, and evaluate their efficiencies.
			CO 3:	Grasp solar energy concepts, and explore solar thermal systems, passive techniques, and photovoltaic applications.
			CO 4:	Familiarize with wind power principles, turbine types, site factors, applications, and safety considerations.
			CO 5:	Explore biomass conversion, and biofuels, and gain insight into various renewable sources like tidal, wave, geothermal, fuel cells, and hydrogen energy.
43	7ME4-21	FEA Lab	CO 1:	Proficiently use NASTRAN/ANSYS/SIMULIA/ABAQUS for solving solid mechanics, heat transfer, and vibration problems in real-world engineering.
			CO 2:	Navigate and utilize GUIs effectively for realistic problem-solving in solid mechanics, heat transfer, and free vibration using FEA software.
			CO 3:	Analyze beams, frames, plane stress, plane strain, axisymmetric, and three-dimensional solids using FEA for varied loading conditions.
			CO 4:	Develop MATLAB codes for custom finite element analysis, focusing on plane stress, plane strain, and modal analysis problems.
			CO 5:	Apply FEA techniques to solve complex problems, integrating both commercial software and custom MATLAB codes for real-world engineering scenarios.
44	7ME4-22	Thermal Engineering Lab II	CO 1:	Analyze and evaluate the coefficient of performance (COP) of refrigeration cycles, showcasing competence in thermodynamic analysis and refrigeration system performance evaluation.
			CO 2:	Assess the tonnage capacity of refrigeration units and mechanical heat pumps, demonstrating proficiency in system capacity evaluation and thermodynamic analysis.
			CO 3:	Study the performance characteristics of hydraulic turbines and centrifugal pumps, showcasing competence in analyzing energy conversion systems in mechanical engineering applications.
			CO 4:	Evaluate the efficiency and operational parameters of turbomachinery components, demonstrating proficiency in optimizing energy conversion systems.
			CO 5:	Apply principles of thermodynamics and energy conversion to analyze and optimize energy systems in mechanical engineering, demonstrating proficiency in improving system efficiency and performance.
45	7ME4-23	Quality Control Lab	CO 1:	Analyze an industrial process using X̅ and R charts, and assess process capability.
			CO 2:	Verify experimentally various sampling distributions, including Normal, Binomial, and Poisson distributions.
			CO 3:	Construct and interpret control charts for proportion nonconforming (p chart) and non-conformities (c chart) for a given scenario.
			CO 4:	Plot the operating characteristics curve for a specific single sampling attribute plan and compare it with the theoretical operating characteristics curve.
			CO 5:	Experimentally demonstrate the central limit theorem, showing that sample means from both Normal and non-normal populations follow a Normal distribution.
			CO 6:	Solve and interpret results of quality control problems using Statistical Process Control (SPC) software such as STATGRAPHICS, MINITAB, SIGMA XL, SYSTAT, or EXCEL.
46	7ME7-30	Industrial Training	CO 1:	Apply theoretical engineering knowledge in practical industrial or laboratory settings.
			CO 2:	Demonstrate proficiency in advanced tools, and techniques, and exposure to professional engineering practices within the industry.
			CO 3:	Adhere to the roles, responsibilities, and code of ethics integral to the engineering profession.
			CO 4:	Exhibit awareness of general workplace behavior and cultivate interpersonal and teamwork skills.
			CO 5:	Develop and present professional work, reports, and presentations.
47	7ME7-40	Seminar	CO 1:	Showcase the most recent technologies and advancements in the technical field, sharing ample data and information with peers.
			CO 2:	Recognize areas for improvement in interpersonal skills through a critical evaluation of presentation techniques and beyond.
			CO 3:	Demonstrate effective verbal and non-verbal communication for knowledge enhancement and improved interpersonal skills.
			CO 4:	Utilize the internet, books, resource persons, and the library efficiently to retrieve necessary information.
			CO 5:	Accurately cite the references of the originating sources for concepts, data, and information.
48	8AG6-60.2	Waste And By-Product Utilization	CO 1:	Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of the types, formation, and magnitude of waste generated in agro-processing industries, encompassing factors such as temperature, pH, and oxygen demands.
			CO 2:	Analyze and assess the utilization of waste in various industries, including the operation of furnaces and boilers using agricultural waste and biomass. Evaluate methods for energy generation, such as briquette and producer gas.
			CO 3:	Design, operate, and manage biogas plants of different sizes, and demonstrate proficiency in waste treatment techniques, including pre-treatment processes and various biological and chemical oxygen demand treatments.
			CO 4:	Evaluate advanced wastewater treatment processes involving sand, coal, and activated carbon filters for the removal of phosphorous, sulfur, nitrogen, and heavy metals.
			CO 5:	Assess and apply sustainable techniques for the treatment and disposal of solid waste, considering environmental impact and utilizing advanced methods.
49	8ME5-12	Supply And Operations Management	CO 1:	Understand the strategic role of supply & operations management in creating and enhancing a firm’s competitive advantages.
			CO 2:	Understand key concepts and issues of SOM in both manufacturing and service organizations.
			CO 3:	Understand the interdependence of the operations function with the other key functional areas of a firm.
			CO 4:	Apply analytical skills and problem-solving tools to the analysis of the operations problems.
			CO 5:	Develop an intuitive understanding of the subject to present a wealth of real-world engineering examples to give students a feel of how operations management is useful in engineering practices.
50	8ME4-21	Industrial Engineering Lab	CO 1:	Conduct experiments pertaining to time studies and flow charts, analyzing the results to enhance existing processes.
			CO 2:	Evaluate current workstations in terms of controls and displays, proposing improved designs from an ergonomic perspective to enhance worker safety.
			CO 3:	Conduct case studies on MRP, BOM, capacity planning, CPM & PERT, and plant location & layout.
			CO 4:	Utilize Operations Research software such as TORA/LINGO/LINDO/SAS/EXCEL SOLVER to solve operational problems.
			CO 5:	Demonstrate effective communication, collaborative teamwork, literature review skills, and data analysis proficiency.
51	8ME4-22	Metrology Lab	CO 1:	Apply different instruments like vernier calipers, micrometers, and height gauges to measure length, width, depth, bore diameters, etc
			CO 2:	Explain different angle measuring instruments like a universal bevel protractor, sine bar
			CO 3:	To Measure the effective diameter of the thread profile using the wire technique
			CO 4:	To measure the gear parameters.
			CO 5:	Demonstrate the use of a profilometer, and force measurement using a dynamometer.
52	8ME7-50	Project	CO 1:	Define a problem and conduct a literature review to identify gaps, objectives, and the scope of work within the project team in advanced areas of mechanical engineering.
			CO 2:	Analyze mechanical engineering problems to formulate project objectives.
			CO 3:	Design a system, component, or process that fulfills specified needs while considering realistic constraints such as economic, environmental, social, safety, manufacturability, and sustainability.
			CO 4:	Showcase proficiency in utilizing techniques, skills, and contemporary engineering tools essential for engineering practice.
			CO 5:	Apply acquired knowledge to address engineering problems within multidisciplinary functional teams, demonstrating effective and ethical communication develop a professional report in accordance with recommended formats, and articulate a defense for the work.:

Placements

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B.Tech 2022-Batch
Placement List-2022

B.Tech 2021-Batch
Placement List-2021

B.Tech 2019-2020 Batch
S.No.	Year	Name	Roll No.	Company Name
1	2019-2020	ADARSH KUMAR	16EAIME005	IBM
2	2019-2020	RAVI SHUKLA	16EAIME083	Infosys
3	2019-2020	ZUKER NAIN ALI	16EAIME119	Consultadd
4	2019-2020	RISHABH PANDEY	16EAIME085	Jaro Group
5	2019-2020	PAWAN PATIDAR	16EAIME069	Pinnacle Market
6	2019-2020	SHAHRUKH KHAN	16EAIME094	Pinnacle Market
7	2019-2020	ANIL KUMAR	16EAIME016	Pinnacle Market
8	2019-2020	MUKESH CHOUDHARY	16EAIME058	Pinnacle Market
9	2019-2020	ANIVENDRA KUMAR SHARMA	16EAIME017	Pinnacle Market
10	2019-2020	RAGHAV MAHESHWARI	16EAIME076	Pinnacle Market
11	2019-2020	OMPRAKASH	16EAIME067	Pinnacle Market
12	2019-2020	AYUSH DADHICH	ME	Pinnacle Market
13	2019-2020	AMAY TAILANG	ME	Pinnacle Market
14	2019-2020	SHUBHAM KUMAR RAI	ME	Pinnacle Market
15	2019-2020	RANJAN KUMAR KESHRI	16EAIME081	Pinnacle Market
16	2019-2020	AMISH ALAM	16EAIME010	Pinnacle
17	2019-2020	SANJAY CHOUDHARY	16EAIME089	Pinnacle
18	2019-2020	VIVEK YADAV	16EAIME117	Pinnacle
19	2019-2020	RISHABH KHANDELWAL	16EAIME084	Pinnacle-2
20	2019-2020	RAJ MOHAN SINGH	16EAIME079	Pinnacle-2
21	2019-2020	VIMAL KUMAR	16EAIME113	Pinnacle-2
22	2019-2020	ANIL	16EAIME015	Pinnacle-2
23	2019-2020	MOHIT VARMA	16EAIME056	Pinnacle-2
24	2019-2020	PRIYARANJAN KUMAR	16EAIME075	Pinnacle-2
25	2019-2020	KARAN SARAF	16EAIME039	Collabera
26	2019-2020	PRANAV NAIR	16EAIME071	LBF Travel
27	2019-2020	YAWAR KHAN	16EAIME118	LBF Travel
28	2019-2020	LAKSHYA CHANDWANI	16EAIME044	RMC Switchgears
29	2019-2020	HIMANSHU SHARMA	16EAIME035	RMC Switchgears
30	2019-2020	LALIT SAINI	16EAIME045	RMC Switchgears
31	2019-2020	VIKRAM SHARMA	ME	RMC Switchgears
32	2019-2020	ABHISHEK KUMAR TIWARI	16EAIME003	Adastra Softwares
33	2019-2020	DEEPANSHU GUPTA	16EAIME028	Adastra Softwares
34	2019-2020	JASPAL SINGH	16EAIME037	Adastra Softwares
35	2019-2020	MD ABUL HASAN	16EAIME050	Adastra Softwares
36	2019-2020	ANKIT JANGID	16EAIME019	Dekho Network Pvt. Ltd.
37	2019-2020	JAISWAL PRADEEPKUMAR	16EAIME036	Dekho Network Pvt. Ltd.
38	2019-2020	ANKIT CHAUDHARY	16EAIME018	Kukars Infotech
39	2019-2020	AVNEESH KUMAR SHARMA	16EAIME022	Kukars Infotech
40	2019-2020	DEEPESH KUMAR	16EAIME029	Kukars Infotech
41	2019-2020	JATIN BHATIA	16EAIME038	Kukars Infotech
42	2019-2020	KUNDAN KUMAR	16EAIME042	Kukars Infotech
43	2019-2020	MOHD ILLIYAS KHAN	16EAIME052	Kukars Infotech
44	2019-2020	NIRANJAN JANGID	16EAIME063	Kukars Infotech
45	2019-2020	RAHUL KUMAR	16EAIME077	Kukars Infotech
46	2019-2020	RAJAT CHAUDHARY	16EAIME080	Kukars Infotech
47	2019-2020	SHAMIM ALAM SIDDIQUI	16EAIME095	Kukars Infotech
48	2019-2020	SOURABH GOUTAM	16EAIME101	Kukars Infotech
49	2019-2020	VIJAY CHOUDHARY	16EAIME109	Kukars Infotech
50	2019-2020	AKARSH JAIN	16EAIME008	LBF Travel
51	2019-2020	ANIKET KABARA	16EAIME014	LBF Travel
52	2019-2020	DEEPAK YADAV	17EAIME027	LBF Travel
53	2019-2020	HARUN ALI KHAN	16EAIME033	LBF Travel
54	2019-2020	KUMAR VISWAJEET	16EAIME041	LBF Travel
55	2019-2020	KUSHWAHA NILESH DUKHANTI	16EAIME043	Rannlab
56	2019-2020	MANISH KUMAR	16EAIME048	Rannlab
57	2019-2020	MOHMMAD ALITAF	16EAIME057	Rannlab
58	2019-2020	NITESH KUMAR	16EAIME065	Rannlab
59	2019-2020	PRAVEEN SHARMA	16EAIME072	Rannlab
60	2019-2020	PRITHVIRAJ KUMAR	16EAIME073	Rannlab

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B.Tech 2018-2019 Batch
S.No.	Year	Name	Roll No.	Company Name
1	2018-2019	MAYANK GAUTAM	15EAIME044	Aerolith
2	2018-2019	ASHISH MAHESHWARI	15EAIME710	Aerolith
3	2018-2019	LOVAN SHRINGAM	15EAIME728	Aerolith
4	2018-2019	NEERAJ JOSHI	15EAIME056	Collabera
5	2018-2019	PRAVEEN BHATT	15EAIME074	Collabera
6	2018-2019	ABHIPRIYA GUPTA	701	Collabera
7	2018-2019	ABHINAV SHROTRIYA	15EAIME700	Consultadd
8	2018-2019	VIKRANT BHARATH	15EAIME120	IMS People
9	2018-2019	SHUBHAM ROHILLA	15EAIME111	Optra Automation
10	2018-2019	ANIL TUSAWARA	15EAIME013	Pinnacle
11	2018-2019	SURENDRA PAL SINGH BAJROT	15EAIME115	Pinnacle
12	2018-2019	ARSHAD HUSSAIN	15EAIME709	Pinnacle
13	2018-2019	ANKIT KUMAR	15EAIME014	Pinnacle Investment
14	2018-2019	DHANANJAY SINGH	15EAIME026	Pinnacle Investment
15	2018-2019	PRADHYUMN SHARMA	15EAIME071	Pinnacle Investment
16	2018-2019	RAHUL TAILOR	15EAIME080	Pinnacle Investment
17	2018-2019	SHIVAM MOONDRA	15EAIME110	Pinnacle Investment
18	2018-2019	MADHAV KUMAR JHA	15EAIME729	Pinnacle Investment
19	2018-2019	PRADEEP KUMAR NARANG	15EAIME069	Ripples
20	2018-2019	PRADHUMAN SINGH	15EAIME070	Ripples
21	2018-2019	RISHABH PANDAY	15EAIME091	Ripples

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B.Tech 2017-2018 Batch
S.No.	Year	Name	Roll No.	Company Name
1	2017-2018	PRADEEP SUMAN	13EAIME078	Arabol Lubricants
2	2017-2018	ABHINANDAN KUMAR SINGH	14EAIME002	Arabol Lubricants
3	2017-2018	ABHISHEK JAIN	14EAIME003	Arabol Lubricants
4	2017-2018	HARISH SHARMA	14EAIME029	Ashok Leyland
5	2017-2018	ee	14EAIME069	Ashok Leyland
6	2017-2018	VINAY PRABHAT SINGH CHOUHAN	14EAIME107	Ashok Leyland
7	2017-2018	VINIT KHANDELWAL	14EAIME108	Ashok Leyland
8	2017-2018	MD SHAHID INZMAM	14EAIME300	Ashok Leyland
9	2017-2018	SHAHNAWAZ ALI	14EAIME725	Ashok Leyland
10	2017-2018	GAURAV KUMAR	14EAIME027	Collabera
11	2017-2018	ABHISHEK MISHRA	14EAIME004	Consultadd
12	2017-2018	AISHWARY PAREEK	14EAIME005	Consultadd
13	2017-2018	AJAY SHARMA	14EAIME006	Consultadd
14	2017-2018	AKASH KUMAR MISHRA	14EAIME007	Consultadd
15	2017-2018	AKASH TOMAR	14EAIME008	Consultadd
16	2017-2018	AMIT RUNDLA	14EAIME011	Consultadd
17	2017-2018	ANAS IRFAN	14EAIME012	Consultadd
18	2017-2018	KAPIL SHARMA	14EAIME044	Dekho
19	2017-2018	AMIT KUMAR	14EAIME703	Dekho
20	2017-2018	ABHILASHA LAL	14EAIME001	EPIC
21	2017-2018	RAJAT BISHT	14EAIME075	EPIC
22	2017-2018	SAHIL MEHRA	14EAIME084	EPIC
23	2017-2018	VISHWAJEET CHOUHAN	14EAIME111	EPIC
24	2017-2018	VISHWAJEET SINGH RATHORE	14EAIME112	EPIC
25	2017-2018	ATUL SAKLANI	14EAIME706	EPIC
26	2017-2018	PRAFFUL KUMAR	14EAIME070	eUniversal
27	2017-2018	RAJAT RAUT	14EAIME076	eUniversal
28	2017-2018	ANKIT JAIN	14EAIME013	FACE
29	2017-2018	HIMANSHU JANGID	14EAIME033	FACE
30	2017-2018	ROHIT BANGWAL	15EAIME201	FACE
31	2017-2018	MUKESH RAI	14EAIME062	Net2Source
32	2017-2018	ALOK RANJAN SHUKLA	14EAIME009	Pinnacle
33	2017-2018	GANPAT LAL	14EAIME026	Pinnacle
34	2017-2018	SURAJ KUMAR	14EAIME097	Pinnacle
35	2017-2018	VAIBHAV SACHDEVA	14EAIME104	Pinnacle
36	2017-2018	VIVEK SHAHI	14EAIME114	Pinnacle
37	2017-2018	SWAPNIL SONI	14EAIME727	RMC Switchgears
38	2017-2018	AMAN BHARTI	14EAIME010	Snappyhire
39	2017-2018	KULDEEP SINGH RATHORE	14EAIME710	Snappyhire
40	2017-2018	DEEPAK BAIRWA	14EAIME023	Techienest
41	2017-2018	JAYANT KUMAR SHARMA	14EAIME035	Techienest

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B.Tech 2016-2017 Batch
S.No.	Year	Name	Roll No.	Company Name
1	2016-2017	ABHISHEK GHIMIREY	13EAIME003	Collabera
2	2016-2017	ANIL KUMAR	13EAIME012	Kukars
3	2016-2017	ANKIT JOSHI	13EAIME013	Kukars
4	2016-2017	ANKIT SHARMA	13EAIME014	Kukars
5	2016-2017	ANURAG SHARMA	13EAIME018	Kukars
6	2016-2017	ABHILASH PAREEK	13EAIME001	Arabol
7	2016-2017	SARANG KUMAR MALPANI	13EAIME099	Arabol
8	2016-2017	MOHIT YADAV	13EAIME064	Arabol
9	2016-2017	BHAVESH MEHTA	13EAIME024	Arabol
10	2016-2017	MOHD GUFRAN	13EAIME063	Arabol
11	2016-2017	VIPIN CHOUDHARY	13EAIME121	Arabol
12	2016-2017	AYUSH SRIVASTAVA	13EAIME709	Arabol
13	2016-2017	MD EBRAR AHMAD	13EAIME059	Arabol
14	2016-2017	SAURABH SHARMA	13EAIME102	Arabol
15	2016-2017	ANMOL GUPTA	13EAIME016	Arabol
16	2016-2017	PRADEEP KUMAR	13EAIME076	Arabol
17	2016-2017	ABHISHEK KUMAR	13EAIME005	dekho
18	2016-2017	ABHISHEK KUMAR	13EAIME006	dekho
19	2016-2017	AKASH JANGIR	13EAIME007	dekho
20	2016-2017	AKSHAY	13EAIME009	dekho
21	2016-2017	CHETAN DADHICH	13EAIME030	Amazon
22	2016-2017	SOMESH SHARMA	13EAIME107	Just Dial
23	2016-2017	AVINASH SHARMA	13EAIME708	Epic Research
24	2016-2017	SACHIN SINGH	13EAIME093	Epic Research
25	2016-2017	LAV PRATAP	13EAIME730	Tech Mahindra
26	2016-2017	SHUBHAM CHOBISA	13EAIME756	Tech Mahindra
27	2016-2017	SUMAN KUMAR	13EAIME757	Tech Mahindra
28	2016-2017	VISHAL BHOJAK	13EAIME760	Tech Mahindra
29	2016-2017	VISHAL PRAJAPATI	13EAIME761	Tech Mahindra
30	2016-2017	SHASHANK DUBEY	13EAIME106	Tech Mahindra
31	2016-2017	DEVENDRA MEENA	13EAIME851	Tech Mahindra
32	2016-2017	ROHIT KUMAR	13EAIME092	Tech Mahindra
33	2016-2017	SUBHAM PATHAK	13EAIME108	Tech Mahindra
34	2016-2017	SHABBIR ALI	13EAIME103	Tech Mahindra
35	2016-2017	LAW KUMAR RAY	13EAIME055	Tech Mahindra
36	2016-2017	DHANANJAY CHOUDHARY	13EAIME037	Tech Mahindra
37	2016-2017	DEEPAK KUMAR	13EAIME034	Tech Mahindra
38	2016-2017	ANMOL PARETA	13EAIME017	Tech Mahindra
39	2016-2017	KUSHAL SAINI	13EAIME729	Adastra
40	2016-2017	KARAN SINGH CHAUHAN	13EAIME048	Adastra
41	2016-2017	ABHISHEK JINDAL	13EAIME004	Consultadd
42	2016-2017	ANAND SONI	13EAIME010	Consultadd
43	2016-2017	BIBHU PRATIM SARMA	13EAIME025	Consultadd
44	2016-2017	KESHAV GUPTA	13EAIME051	Consultadd
45	2016-2017	MOHIT YADAV	13EAIME064	Consultadd
46	2016-2017	ANKUR VERMA	13EAIME015	Consultadd
47	2016-2017	PRATEEK GAUTAM	13EAIME745	Consultadd

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B.Tech 2016-2017 Batch
S.No.	Year	Name	Roll No.	Company Name
1	2015-2016	DILIP CHOUDHARY	12EAIME034	TCS
2	2015-2016	JITIN TIWARI	12EAIME047	TCS
3	2015-2016	PAWAN KHATIRI	12EAIME076	TCS
4	2015-2016	PIYUSH CHAUDHARY	12EAIME077	TCS
5	2015-2016	PRANIT	12EAIME080	TCS
6	2015-2016	SHUBHAM GUPTA	12EAIME104	TCS
7	2015-2016	SHUBHAM RUHELA	12EAIME107	TCS
8	2015-2016	UJJWAL	12EAIME117	TCS
9	2015-2016	VISHESH KUMAR	12EAIME121	TCS
10	2015-2016	VIVEK KUMAR SHARMA	12EAIME301	TCS
11	2015-2016	DEEPIKA	12EAIME032	Tech Mahindra
12	2015-2016	TARUN KUMAR	12EAIME114	Tech Mahindra
13	2015-2016	ADARSH GROVER	12EAIME005	JK Machines
14	2015-2016	AKSHAY JANGID	12EAIME009	JK Machines
15	2015-2016	SANDEEP SHARMA	12EAIME094	JK Machines
16	2015-2016	TARUN NAGPAL	12EAIME116	JK Machines
17	2015-2016	ABHIMANYU MALI	12EAIME001	Prolifics
18	2015-2016	ABHISHEK KHANDELWAL	12EAIME002	Prolifics
19	2015-2016	ABHISHEK PAVAN	12EAIME003	Prolifics
20	2015-2016	AJAY SINGH RATHORE	12EAIME007	Daikin Electric
21	2015-2016	DEEPAK KAUSHIK	12EAIME030	Daikin Electric
22	2015-2016	FAREED AHAMAD	12EAIME037	Daikin Electric
23	2015-2016	KANHAIYA LAL DHOBI	12EAIME049	Daikin Electric
24	2015-2016	BHASKAR PARASHAR	12EAIME026	Daikin Electric
25	2015-2016	HEMANT KUMAR	12EAIME041	Capgemini
26	2015-2016	GAURANG VARSHNEY	12EAIME038	Capgemini
27	2015-2016	BANSI LAL	12EAIME024	Capgemini
28	2015-2016	BHAGSINGH SAINI	12EAIME025	Capgemini
29	2015-2016	ASHISH JHARWAL	12EAIME020	HCL Technologies
30	2015-2016	GOODWIN HARISON H ANUP	12EAIME715	Maintec Technologies
31	2015-2016	ROHIT SONI	12EAIME091	Maintec Technologies
32	2015-2016	SAGAR KALRA	12EAIME093	Maintec Technologies
33	2015-2016	YATHARTH DIXIT	12EAIME124	Cyfuture
34	2015-2016	NIRAJ KUMAR	12EAIME732	Cyfuture
35	2015-2016	VINAY JAIN	12EAIME760	Cyfuture
36	2015-2016	SWAPNIL BHANWARIYA	12EAIME752	Cyfuture
37	2015-2016	ANURAG SALUJA	12EAIME705	Cyfuture
38	2015-2016	ASHUTOSH YADAV	12EAIME022	Cyfuture
39	2015-2016	BHAVUK GANDHI	12EAIME027	Cyfuture
40	2015-2016	DEEPAK CHOUHAN	12EAIME711	Cyfuture
41	2015-2016	VIKRAM SINGH RATHORE	12EAIME759	Cyfuture
42	2015-2016	AYUSH PALOR	12EAIME707	TCS
43	2015-2016	JIMIT JOSHI	12EAIME045	Amazon
44	2015-2016	SHUBHAM AGARWAL	12EAIME746	Amazon
45	2015-2016	ARAV KUMAR RAJ	12EAIME017	CADD Centre
46	2015-2016	MANDEEP KUMAR	12EAIME053	CADD Centre
47	2015-2016	MD IQBAL	12EAIME058	CADD Centre
48	2015-2016	MOHAMMAD IMRAN	12EAIME063	CADD Centre
49	2015-2016	MOHD FAIZAN QURESHI	12EAIME067	CADD Centre
50	2015-2016	PAVAN SINGH JANKAWAT	12EAIME075	CADD Centre
51	2015-2016	PUSHPENDRA PANKAJ	12EAIME083	CADD Centre
52	2015-2016	SANJEET KUMAR THAKUR	12EAIME096	CADD Centre
53	2015-2016	SAURABH SHARMA	12EAIME100	CADD Centre
54	2015-2016	SHUBHAM JOSHI	12EAIME105	CADD Centre
55	2015-2016	SURESH KUMAR	12EAIME112	CADD Centre
56	2015-2016	VIJAY SINGH DUDI	12EAIME119	CADD Centre
57	2015-2016	ANKIT KUMAR	12EAIME703	CADD Centre
58	2015-2016	DEEPAK YOGI	12EAIME031	Consultadd
59	2015-2016	HEMANT SAINI	12EAIME042	Consultadd
60	2015-2016	JITENDRA KUMAR MAHAWAR	12EAIME046	Consultadd
61	2015-2016	KETAN JAIN	12EAIME050	HCL (TSS)
62	2015-2016	LAKSHYA SAXENA	12EAIME051	HCL (TSS)
63	2015-2016	LOKESH SHARMA	12EAIME052	HCL (TSS)
64	2015-2016	SIDDHANT AGRAWAL	12EAIME747	eUniversal
65	2015-2016	RUPESH KUMAR	12EAIME092	eUniversal
66	2015-2016	KUMAR SAURABH	12EAIME722	eUniversal
67	2015-2016	MD KALIM ANSARI	12EAIME727	eUniversal
68	2015-2016	RAKESH KUMAR	12EAIME087	eUniversal
69	2015-2016	RAVI BABU SHARMA	12EAIME740	eUniversal
70	2015-2016	DHEERAJ KUMAR	12EAIME033	eUniversal
71	2015-2016	VRIDDHI CHAND KUSHWAHA	12EAIME123	eUniversal
72	2015-2016	MD AAMIR ANSARI	12EAIME726	eUniversal
73	2015-2016	DINESH KUMAR MAHATO	12EAIME713	eUniversal
74	2015-2016	CHITTPRIYA	12EAIME029	eUniversal
75	2015-2016	VIKASH KUMAR	12EAIME757	eUniversal
76	2015-2016	BABU LAL KUMAR	12EAIME023	HCL Technologies
77	2015-2016	ABHITOSH KUMAR	12EAIME004	Teleperformance
78	2015-2016	AKASH RAJ	12EAIME008	Teleperformance

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B.Tech 2014-2015 Batch
S.No.	Year	Name	Roll No.	Company Name
1	2014-2015	CHIRAG JHAMNANI	11EAIME014	CADD Centre
2	2014-2015	GAUTAM KUMAR PARMAR	11EAIME022	CADD Centre
3	2014-2015	RAJESH PATIDAR	11EAIME048	CADD Centre
4	2014-2015	RITESH CHAWARASIA	11EAIME050	CADD Centre
5	2014-2015	ROHIT KUMAR	11EAIME051	CADD Centre
6	2014-2015	SANJAY JATAV	11EAIME052	CADD Centre
7	2014-2015	NAVEEN KUMAR	11EAIME036	CADD Centre
8	2014-2015	PUSHP RAJ	11EAIME045	CADD Centre
9	2014-2015	ARVIND SHANDILYA	11EAIME011	CADD Centre
10	2014-2015	HEMANT PAL JANGID	11EAIME023	CADD Centre
11	2014-2015	CHANDAN KUMAR	11EAIME013	Merchant Navy
12	2014-2015	RISHABH PARYANI	11EAIME049	Merchant Navy
13	2014-2015	NITANSHU UPADHYAY	11EAIME038	Kukars
14	2014-2015	PIYUSH MISHRA	11EAIME039	Kukars
15	2014-2015	PRADEEP MAHLA	11EAIME042	Kukars

Industrial Collaboration:

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Industrial collaboration and training is an activity in academy by which students get benefitted and their knowledge gets update. They understand about the various changes in technology which industry are following. For this we have collaborated with CAD Centre, Jaipur to train our students in the most important softwares like Autocad, Solid works, Pro-E and Ansys for improving the designing skills of the students.

Projects

The students of the department have successfully completed large number of projects including the following, under the guidance of qualified faculties:

• E-Vehicles,

• Automatic White Board Cleaner,

• Ultra light Aircraft,

• Remote Control Roving Vehicle,

• Fire Fighting Robot,

• Oxygen Concentrator Generator,

• Rotating Fiber Globe,

• Sand Screening Machine,

• Di-Wheel,

• CNC drilling wood cutter Machine,

• Borewell rescue machine,

• Pipe bending machine,

• Manual Seed Driller,

• Radiant cooling system,

• Hydraulic and Manual stacker,

The students of the department have been able to secure campus placements in many reputed companies including :

• PINACLE

• LNG Bhilwara Group

• Arabol Lubricants

• Trivani Turbines

• Shree Cement

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