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04 - Board of Management
05 - Chancellor’s Message
06 - Message from Vice Chancellor
06 - Message from Mentor - MPSTME
07 - Message from Dean
09 - Our Vision, Mission & Belief
10 - Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal – The Parentage
12 - SVKM's NMIMS – A Long Journey
13 - About MPSTME
17 - MPSTME Mumbai Campus
19 - MPSTME Shirpur Campus
24 - Linkages
26 - Eminent Recruiters
28 - Feedback from Industry
30 - Students Initiatives
36 - Student Speak
37 - Placement
38 - Faculty Profile
50 - Programmes Offered
Enter into the portals ofa great new future Table of Contents
04 - Board of Management
05 - Chancellor’s Message
06 - Message from Vice Chancellor
06 - Message from Mentor - MPSTME
07 - Message from Dean
09 - Our Vision, Mission & Belief
10 - Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal – The Parentage
12 - SVKM's NMIMS – A Long Journey
13 - About MPSTME
17 - MPSTME Mumbai Campus
19 - MPSTME Shirpur Campus
24 - Linkages
26 - Eminent Recruiters
28 - Feedback from Industry
30 - Students Initiatives
36 - Student Speak
37 - Placement
38 - Faculty Profile
50 - Programmes Offered
Enter into the portals ofa great new future Table of Contents
Board of Management
Chancellor
Vice Chancellor
Pro-Vice Chancellor
Deans of Schools
Three Nominees of the Chancellor
Nominee of the Chairman, UGC
Teachers Nominated by the Vice-chancellor
One Nominee of the Funding Agency
One Nominee of the Government of India
Shri Amrish Patel
Dr. Rajan Saxena
Dr. M.N. Welling
Dr. Debashish Sanyal
Dean, School of Business Management
Dr. D. J. Shah
Dean, Mukesh Patel School of Technology
Management & Engineering
Dr. R. S. Gaud
Dean, SPTM
Ms. Lalita D. Gupte
Dr. A. H. Kalro
Mr. Anil Khandelwal
Dr. P. Maruthamuthu
Prof. Pradeep Owalekar
Prof. Veena Vohra
Shri Utpal Bhayani
Shri Sunil Kumar
India is on the cusp of a revolution today, with the world looking for qualified Indians. The fast
changing technology scenario has spurred greater demand for students who have analytical,
technical and leadership skills, and for those who thrive in multi-cultural environments.
The Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management and Engineering (MPSTME) at SVKM's NMIMS
(Deemed-to-be University) have attracted several distinguished academicians who have created a
foundation for accelerating the education and career of students. It is important to share with you
our culture that is built on a deep commitment to teaching, learning, research, teamwork,
collegiality, and developing a foundation for leadership.
We have an undisputed record of outstanding achievements as a Management School, and have
carried forward the tradition of excellence into Engineering. At MPSTME, we have taken initiatives
to create consistent and undisputed excellence in our teaching and research programmes. We firmly
believe in out-of-the-box approach in our teaching techniques, research and student skill building at
large.
The accolades won by our faculty and students in Indian and international forums and the rising
demand from industry for our students, lends credence to our claims of quality. We believe in
industry linkages and it is our constant endeavor to collaborate with industry for student skill
development and curriculum enhancement. To ensure the best academic programme, we shape the
programme in line with recommendations of India's leading luminaries from academia and have
built in laboratory exercises and field training.
Our courses are designed and delivered with a very significant intellectual and capital investment. I
encourage you to visit and learn for yourself why the MPSTME experience is an unparalleled
opportunity for you.
Shri. Amrish Patel
Chancellor’s Message
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Nominees of Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal
Non-Member Secretary
Permanent Invitee
Special Invitees
Shri B. P. Sheth
Shri Pravin Gandhi
Shri Bharat Sanghvi
Shri Bhupesh R. Patel
Shri Pravin Doshi
Ms. Varsha Parab
Director (Admin.) & In-Charge Registrar
Shri A.K. Bapat
CFO, SVKM
Ms. Karuna Bhaya
Finance Officer
Dr. R. Natarajan
Academic Advisor
Shri. Asoke Basak
CEO, SVKM
Prof. Suresh Mony
Director, Bangalore Campus
Prof.Sanjoy Sircar
Dean, School of Commerce
Prof. T.M.Chhaya
Dean, Balwant Sheth School of Architecture
Dr. A. M. Bhagwat
Director, C.B. Patel Research Institute,
In-Charge, School of Science
Dr. Vidya Naik
Associate Dean, School of Distance Learning
Board of Management
Chancellor
Vice Chancellor
Pro-Vice Chancellor
Deans of Schools
Three Nominees of the Chancellor
Nominee of the Chairman, UGC
Teachers Nominated by the Vice-chancellor
One Nominee of the Funding Agency
One Nominee of the Government of India
Shri Amrish Patel
Dr. Rajan Saxena
Dr. M.N. Welling
Dr. Debashish Sanyal
Dean, School of Business Management
Dr. D. J. Shah
Dean, Mukesh Patel School of Technology
Management & Engineering
Dr. R. S. Gaud
Dean, SPTM
Ms. Lalita D. Gupte
Dr. A. H. Kalro
Mr. Anil Khandelwal
Dr. P. Maruthamuthu
Prof. Pradeep Owalekar
Prof. Veena Vohra
Shri Utpal Bhayani
Shri Sunil Kumar
India is on the cusp of a revolution today, with the world looking for qualified Indians. The fast
changing technology scenario has spurred greater demand for students who have analytical,
technical and leadership skills, and for those who thrive in multi-cultural environments.
The Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management and Engineering (MPSTME) at SVKM's NMIMS
(Deemed-to-be University) have attracted several distinguished academicians who have created a
foundation for accelerating the education and career of students. It is important to share with you
our culture that is built on a deep commitment to teaching, learning, research, teamwork,
collegiality, and developing a foundation for leadership.
We have an undisputed record of outstanding achievements as a Management School, and have
carried forward the tradition of excellence into Engineering. At MPSTME, we have taken initiatives
to create consistent and undisputed excellence in our teaching and research programmes. We firmly
believe in out-of-the-box approach in our teaching techniques, research and student skill building at
large.
The accolades won by our faculty and students in Indian and international forums and the rising
demand from industry for our students, lends credence to our claims of quality. We believe in
industry linkages and it is our constant endeavor to collaborate with industry for student skill
development and curriculum enhancement. To ensure the best academic programme, we shape the
programme in line with recommendations of India's leading luminaries from academia and have
built in laboratory exercises and field training.
Our courses are designed and delivered with a very significant intellectual and capital investment. I
encourage you to visit and learn for yourself why the MPSTME experience is an unparalleled
opportunity for you.
Shri. Amrish Patel
Chancellor’s Message
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Nominees of Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal
Non-Member Secretary
Permanent Invitee
Special Invitees
Shri B. P. Sheth
Shri Pravin Gandhi
Shri Bharat Sanghvi
Shri Bhupesh R. Patel
Shri Pravin Doshi
Ms. Varsha Parab
Director (Admin.) & In-Charge Registrar
Shri A.K. Bapat
CFO, SVKM
Ms. Karuna Bhaya
Finance Officer
Dr. R. Natarajan
Academic Advisor
Shri. Asoke Basak
CEO, SVKM
Prof. Suresh Mony
Director, Bangalore Campus
Prof.Sanjoy Sircar
Dean, School of Commerce
Prof. T.M.Chhaya
Dean, Balwant Sheth School of Architecture
Dr. A. M. Bhagwat
Director, C.B. Patel Research Institute,
In-Charge, School of Science
Dr. Vidya Naik
Associate Dean, School of Distance Learning
From the desk of Vice ChancellorSVKM's NMIMS (Deemed-to-be University) is unique in the way it approaches program design and pedagogy. NMIMS, in keeping with its a tradition of being ahead of its time instituted pioneering Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management & Engineering (MPSTME).
MPSTME has always ensured that its programs and the students are in sync with the needs of tomorrow for industry, both on the technological and techno-managerial fronts.
The school has matured into an institute renowned for its excellence – be it for industry linkages, research, curriculum, extra-curricular activities, or infrastructure. MPSTME's Mumbai and Shirpur campuses are evidence of the commitment to excellence.
The curriculum includes internship in industry, laboratory experiments for honing practical skills, case studies, seminars and research skills development. Our placements across the years, along with the salary packages offered, demonstrate the industry preference for our students.
We look forward to welcoming each one of you to join MPSTME in the new academic session 2011-12.
Dr. Rajan Saxena
From the desk of DeanAfter getting the Deemed University Status in 2003, NMIMS introduced the first 5 year integrated, need based, innovative programme - MBA (Tech.) w. e. f. July 2004.
• Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management & Engineering (MPSTME) was established in 2006. The following are the important features of the programmes started in this school:
• Trimester Based System – Three trimesters in a year; each of 10 weeks study, followed by exam.
• Need based curricula developed to meet industry requirement. Science & technology subjects have theory and practical classes.
• Modern infrastructure facilities to impart education & training and provide a conducive environment for learning & development.
• Qualified full time faculty and expert visiting faculty to implement the curricula.
I wish all the students joining MPSTME best of luck for their studies and future career.
Dr. D.J. Shah
From the desk of (Technology Management) Dean The industry today needs Tech savvy managers who have their finger on the pulse of Technology & latest Innovations in the concerned domain and are well versed with relevant modern Business Practices. MPSTME offers practice oriented curricula to groom “Techno-managers” in meeting the challenges of fast paced growth in all sectors.
The School has regular interactions with industry leaders to solicit their requirements so as to keep our syllabus relevant and contemporary.The industry experts also participate in conduct of knowledge work-shops, seminars and research that provides the students overall business view to enable them obtain knowledge in domain of their choice.
MPSTME students have found placements in challenging assignments not only from manufacturing, infrastructure, IT and Telecom industry but also from banking and financial services. MPSTME provides an opportunity to learn from dedicated teachers and leading industry practitioners in ultra-modern learning environment supported with IT enabled training aids and simulation facilities, guaranteeing overall and balanced growth.
Dr. Sunil Rai
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From the desk of MentorMukesh Patel School of Technology Management & Engineering has the following objectives:• Develop technocrats with problem solving and leadership skills, to lead
tomorrow's businesses, research and academic institutions.• Become an institute at par with the world's leading institutes, through
state-of-the-art infrastructural facilities, holistic pedagogy, renowned faculty, strong research culture and an ecosystem with industry, academia and research organizations.
Students of MPSTME have an edge since the programmes and learning approach are designed in collaboration with leading experts from industry and academia. These programmes are handled by faculty who are experts in their respective domains.
MPSTME students' display consistent outstanding performances in International and Inter university competitions owing to 'practice oriented' curriculum and scholarly grooming. A team of 5 students of MPSTME won the “International Award” for the performance of their Human Powered vehicle at 18th Annual NASA's Great Moon Buggy Race in Huntsville, Alabama, USA held during 1st – 2nd April, 2011. One group of students is working in collaboration with students from University of Houston for research assignments.
Dr. J. P. Gandhi - Jt. Secretary, SVKM
From the desk of Vice ChancellorSVKM's NMIMS (Deemed-to-be University) is unique in the way it approaches program design and pedagogy. NMIMS, in keeping with its a tradition of being ahead of its time instituted pioneering Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management & Engineering (MPSTME).
MPSTME has always ensured that its programs and the students are in sync with the needs of tomorrow for industry, both on the technological and techno-managerial fronts.
The school has matured into an institute renowned for its excellence – be it for industry linkages, research, curriculum, extra-curricular activities, or infrastructure. MPSTME's Mumbai and Shirpur campuses are evidence of the commitment to excellence.
The curriculum includes internship in industry, laboratory experiments for honing practical skills, case studies, seminars and research skills development. Our placements across the years, along with the salary packages offered, demonstrate the industry preference for our students.
We look forward to welcoming each one of you to join MPSTME in the new academic session 2011-12.
Dr. Rajan Saxena
From the desk of DeanAfter getting the Deemed University Status in 2003, NMIMS introduced the first 5 year integrated, need based, innovative programme - MBA (Tech.) w. e. f. July 2004.
• Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management & Engineering (MPSTME) was established in 2006. The following are the important features of the programmes started in this school:
• Trimester Based System – Three trimesters in a year; each of 10 weeks study, followed by exam.
• Need based curricula developed to meet industry requirement. Science & technology subjects have theory and practical classes.
• Modern infrastructure facilities to impart education & training and provide a conducive environment for learning & development.
• Qualified full time faculty and expert visiting faculty to implement the curricula.
I wish all the students joining MPSTME best of luck for their studies and future career.
Dr. D.J. Shah
From the desk of (Technology Management) Dean The industry today needs Tech savvy managers who have their finger on the pulse of Technology & latest Innovations in the concerned domain and are well versed with relevant modern Business Practices. MPSTME offers practice oriented curricula to groom “Techno-managers” in meeting the challenges of fast paced growth in all sectors.
The School has regular interactions with industry leaders to solicit their requirements so as to keep our syllabus relevant and contemporary.The industry experts also participate in conduct of knowledge work-shops, seminars and research that provides the students overall business view to enable them obtain knowledge in domain of their choice.
MPSTME students have found placements in challenging assignments not only from manufacturing, infrastructure, IT and Telecom industry but also from banking and financial services. MPSTME provides an opportunity to learn from dedicated teachers and leading industry practitioners in ultra-modern learning environment supported with IT enabled training aids and simulation facilities, guaranteeing overall and balanced growth.
Dr. Sunil Rai
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From the desk of MentorMukesh Patel School of Technology Management & Engineering has the following objectives:• Develop technocrats with problem solving and leadership skills, to lead
tomorrow's businesses, research and academic institutions.• Become an institute at par with the world's leading institutes, through
state-of-the-art infrastructural facilities, holistic pedagogy, renowned faculty, strong research culture and an ecosystem with industry, academia and research organizations.
Students of MPSTME have an edge since the programmes and learning approach are designed in collaboration with leading experts from industry and academia. These programmes are handled by faculty who are experts in their respective domains.
MPSTME students' display consistent outstanding performances in International and Inter university competitions owing to 'practice oriented' curriculum and scholarly grooming. A team of 5 students of MPSTME won the “International Award” for the performance of their Human Powered vehicle at 18th Annual NASA's Great Moon Buggy Race in Huntsville, Alabama, USA held during 1st – 2nd April, 2011. One group of students is working in collaboration with students from University of Houston for research assignments.
Dr. J. P. Gandhi - Jt. Secretary, SVKM
Our VisionTo be a vibrant and innovative center of education, research,
executive training and consultancy in management,
technology, sciences and emerging areas of higher education;
to develop a cadre of socially responsive managers,
technocrats, entrepreneurs and professionals, thereby
fulfilling the contemporary needs of the industry, business,
government, voluntary service organizations and the
community at large, both nationally and internationally.
Our MissionTo impart quality education and training and to carry out
research and consultancy in consonance with the vision of the
university, by providing state-of-the-art infrastructure and a
learner friendly atmosphere in synergy with innovative
pedagogy and global networking; to produce world class and
socially responsive academicians, leaders and practitioners in
various disciplines, thereby emerging as one of the prime
Universities in the Asia Pacific region by the year 2010.
Our BeliefWe believe that learning is most fruitful, when knowledge and
expertise of individuals from various disciplines and diverse
backgrounds are shared. As this provides a cutting edge to
professional education, we encourage such diversity, which is
reflected in the composition of the student body of the
university.
We also believe that innovation is the key to progress in the
modern world, so in our pursuit of excellence, we constantly
upgrade and add newer areas of education and research to
make our programmes more relevant to the stakeholders. Most
importantly, we believe that openness, participation and
fairness are necessary for building a culture conducive to
learning and growth.
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Our VisionTo be a vibrant and innovative center of education, research,
executive training and consultancy in management,
technology, sciences and emerging areas of higher education;
to develop a cadre of socially responsive managers,
technocrats, entrepreneurs and professionals, thereby
fulfilling the contemporary needs of the industry, business,
government, voluntary service organizations and the
community at large, both nationally and internationally.
Our MissionTo impart quality education and training and to carry out
research and consultancy in consonance with the vision of the
university, by providing state-of-the-art infrastructure and a
learner friendly atmosphere in synergy with innovative
pedagogy and global networking; to produce world class and
socially responsive academicians, leaders and practitioners in
various disciplines, thereby emerging as one of the prime
Universities in the Asia Pacific region by the year 2010.
Our BeliefWe believe that learning is most fruitful, when knowledge and
expertise of individuals from various disciplines and diverse
backgrounds are shared. As this provides a cutting edge to
professional education, we encourage such diversity, which is
reflected in the composition of the student body of the
university.
We also believe that innovation is the key to progress in the
modern world, so in our pursuit of excellence, we constantly
upgrade and add newer areas of education and research to
make our programmes more relevant to the stakeholders. Most
importantly, we believe that openness, participation and
fairness are necessary for building a culture conducive to
learning and growth.
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Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal is a Public Charitable Trust registered under (i) the
Societies Registration Act XXI of 1960 No. 773 of 1934-35 and (ii) the Bombay Public
Trusts Act, 1950 (Bombay XXIX of 1950) No. F 30 (BOM) 1953.
The Mandal was formed in 1934 and commenced its activities by taking over the Rashtriya
Shala, a school established in 1921 in the wake of the national movement. The school was
later renamed "Shrimati Gokalibai Punamchand Pitamber High School". The school has now
grown into a first class institute, imparting secondary education to about 2300 pupils.
To mark the 25th year of its valuable service in the field of Primary and Secondary Education,
the Mandal decided to extend its activities to the sphere of University Education. The long felt
need for a Science and Arts college in the growing western suburbs of Mumbai was fulfilled by
the Mandal by establishing "Mithibai College of Arts and Chauhan Institute of Science" in
1961. The Trustees of Matushri Mithibai Balashram and sons of late Shri Mohanlal Dayal
Chauhan made this possible because of handsome donations.
The spirit of transcending horizons has its genesis in the values that the Mandal has
conscientiously practiced since the days of India's struggle for freedom. The values of patriotic
fervor, selfless service and the spirit of indigenous enterprise serve as the guiding principles
to all the institutions set up by the Mandal.
During the last four decades or so the Mandal has established the following institutions
including Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS).
Schools
Diploma Institutes
Colleges
Off Campuses
Research Programme
• Smt. Gokalibai P. P. High School
• Shri Manilal Vadilal Nanavati Prathamik Shala
• Niranjana D. Parekh Pre-Primary School
• Chhatrabhuj Narsee Memorial School, ICSE
• Mukeshbhai R.Patel Military School – Shirpur
• SVKM International School
• Shri Bhagubhai Mafatlal Polytechnic
• IBDP at SVKM International School
• Mithibai College of Arts
• Chauhan Institute of Science
• Amrutben Jivanlal Colege of Commerce &
Economics
• Narsee Monjee College of Commerce &
Economics
• A. V. Patel Junior College
• Shirpur-Dhulia District
• Bangalore
• Hyderabad
• Chandigarh
• Chhotabhai B. Patel Research Centre for
Chemistry & Biological Sciences
Colleges For Professional Courses
Specialized Courses
International Collaboration
• Dwarkadas J.Sanghvi College of Engineering
• Usha Pravin Gandhi College of Management
• Dr. Bhanuben Nanavati College of Pharmacy
• Jitendra Chauhan College of Law
• SVKM College of Law
• Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies
(Deemed-to-be University)
• School of Business Management
• Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management
& Engineering
• School of Pharmacy & Technology Management
• Balwant Sheth School of Architecture
• School of Science
• School of Commerce
• School of Distance Learning
• Academy of Aviation
• School of Economics
• Institute of Intellectual Properties Studies (IIPS)
• Harkisan Mehta Foundation Institute of
Journalism & Mass Communication
• Parag Vijay Datt Drama Academy
• SVKM’s Institute of International Studies (with
Kingston University, London)
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SVKM The Parentage
Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal is a Public Charitable Trust registered under (i) the
Societies Registration Act XXI of 1960 No. 773 of 1934-35 and (ii) the Bombay Public
Trusts Act, 1950 (Bombay XXIX of 1950) No. F 30 (BOM) 1953.
The Mandal was formed in 1934 and commenced its activities by taking over the Rashtriya
Shala, a school established in 1921 in the wake of the national movement. The school was
later renamed "Shrimati Gokalibai Punamchand Pitamber High School". The school has now
grown into a first class institute, imparting secondary education to about 2300 pupils.
To mark the 25th year of its valuable service in the field of Primary and Secondary Education,
the Mandal decided to extend its activities to the sphere of University Education. The long felt
need for a Science and Arts college in the growing western suburbs of Mumbai was fulfilled by
the Mandal by establishing "Mithibai College of Arts and Chauhan Institute of Science" in
1961. The Trustees of Matushri Mithibai Balashram and sons of late Shri Mohanlal Dayal
Chauhan made this possible because of handsome donations.
The spirit of transcending horizons has its genesis in the values that the Mandal has
conscientiously practiced since the days of India's struggle for freedom. The values of patriotic
fervor, selfless service and the spirit of indigenous enterprise serve as the guiding principles
to all the institutions set up by the Mandal.
During the last four decades or so the Mandal has established the following institutions
including Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS).
Schools
Diploma Institutes
Colleges
Off Campuses
Research Programme
• Smt. Gokalibai P. P. High School
• Shri Manilal Vadilal Nanavati Prathamik Shala
• Niranjana D. Parekh Pre-Primary School
• Chhatrabhuj Narsee Memorial School, ICSE
• Mukeshbhai R.Patel Military School – Shirpur
• SVKM International School
• Shri Bhagubhai Mafatlal Polytechnic
• IBDP at SVKM International School
• Mithibai College of Arts
• Chauhan Institute of Science
• Amrutben Jivanlal Colege of Commerce &
Economics
• Narsee Monjee College of Commerce &
Economics
• A. V. Patel Junior College
• Shirpur-Dhulia District
• Bangalore
• Hyderabad
• Chandigarh
• Chhotabhai B. Patel Research Centre for
Chemistry & Biological Sciences
Colleges For Professional Courses
Specialized Courses
International Collaboration
• Dwarkadas J.Sanghvi College of Engineering
• Usha Pravin Gandhi College of Management
• Dr. Bhanuben Nanavati College of Pharmacy
• Jitendra Chauhan College of Law
• SVKM College of Law
• Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies
(Deemed-to-be University)
• School of Business Management
• Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management
& Engineering
• School of Pharmacy & Technology Management
• Balwant Sheth School of Architecture
• School of Science
• School of Commerce
• School of Distance Learning
• Academy of Aviation
• School of Economics
• Institute of Intellectual Properties Studies (IIPS)
• Harkisan Mehta Foundation Institute of
Journalism & Mass Communication
• Parag Vijay Datt Drama Academy
• SVKM’s Institute of International Studies (with
Kingston University, London)
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SVKM The Parentage
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From an Institute to a University
MIMS completed 30 years of its
existence in the year 2011-12. The
institution, established in the year 1981 as
Narsee Monjee Institute of Management
Studies, began its journey offering Master's
Degree Programme in Management Studies -
a course under University of Mumbai, with
an intake of only 40 students and 4 full time
faculty members.
NMIMS has undergone a tremendous
transformation since it commenced its
journey in 1981. Today it stands as a large,
imposing Institution (Deemed-to-be
University) with eight specialized schools
and off campus centers, with an intake of
about 4000+ students and 300+ full time
faculty members. From Bhaidas Auditorium,
NMIMS has also moved to a large complex
where it stands today as a landmark in Vile
Parle - an affluent suburb of Mumbai.
The journey traversed by NMIMS from 1981
to 2010 has been a long and fruitful one, with
many a milestones along the way.
1. In December 2006, the UGC granted
the Deemed-to-be University status
under section 3 of UGC Act, 1956, vide
notification No. F-9-37/2001-U-3
dated 13th January 2003 of the
Government of India.
2. NMIMS since then has taken major
initiatives in terms of the programmes,
curriculum development, international
linkages, placements and students'
development. Today the University is a
truly globalized center of learning,
providing its students a balanced
exposure to practical and academic
aspects of the industry.
he Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management & Engineering (MPSTME) is an Timportant addition to NMIMS's vision of 'Transcending Horizons'. The MPSTME
leverages the capabilities inherent in the University, in both Engineering and Management
domains to make this unique contribution possible.
The MPSTME came into existence in 2006-07 with the entry of the third batch of MBA
(Tech.) innovative programme started in 2004. The MPSTME campus in Mumbai stands tall
as a shining metaphor of India's progress in the field of education.
The MPSTME is equipped with a world-class library, which has an impressive collection of
books and journals. It is fast transforming itself into a digital library with e-models,
e-catalogues and an online database - Online Public Access Catalog on the intranet, which
helps students check the library's collection of titles from across the world.
What is more, there are various laboratories: Those of Computer Science, Applied Sciences,
Telecommunications and Information Technology, which are equipped with technologically
advanced instruments and managed by a cooperative staff. There are recreation lounges
and sports facilities which complete the all-round experience at MPSTME.
The modern state-of-the-art facilities are developed to provide a conducive atmosphere for
teaching, learning & all round development of the students.
Under Graduate & Post Graduate ProgrammesThe Vision of NMIMS is to be a world-class center of excellence in management learning
and innovation, driven by social sensitivity and state-of-the-art technology. To better
understand the industry requirements, we had conducted an in-depth study and had
interactions with a cross section of industry leaders. These indicated that managers in the
industries would be more effective with a strong foundation in the concerned engineering
discipline. By integrating engineering and management in one single capsule to address a
major industry requirement, MBA (Tech.) programme was launched by NMIMS in the year
2004, which was the first of its kind in the country.
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SVKM’s NMIMS About MPSTME
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From an Institute to a University
MIMS completed 30 years of its
existence in the year 2011-12. The
institution, established in the year 1981 as
Narsee Monjee Institute of Management
Studies, began its journey offering Master's
Degree Programme in Management Studies -
a course under University of Mumbai, with
an intake of only 40 students and 4 full time
faculty members.
NMIMS has undergone a tremendous
transformation since it commenced its
journey in 1981. Today it stands as a large,
imposing Institution (Deemed-to-be
University) with eight specialized schools
and off campus centers, with an intake of
about 4000+ students and 300+ full time
faculty members. From Bhaidas Auditorium,
NMIMS has also moved to a large complex
where it stands today as a landmark in Vile
Parle - an affluent suburb of Mumbai.
The journey traversed by NMIMS from 1981
to 2010 has been a long and fruitful one, with
many a milestones along the way.
1. In December 2006, the UGC granted
the Deemed-to-be University status
under section 3 of UGC Act, 1956, vide
notification No. F-9-37/2001-U-3
dated 13th January 2003 of the
Government of India.
2. NMIMS since then has taken major
initiatives in terms of the programmes,
curriculum development, international
linkages, placements and students'
development. Today the University is a
truly globalized center of learning,
providing its students a balanced
exposure to practical and academic
aspects of the industry.
he Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management & Engineering (MPSTME) is an Timportant addition to NMIMS's vision of 'Transcending Horizons'. The MPSTME
leverages the capabilities inherent in the University, in both Engineering and Management
domains to make this unique contribution possible.
The MPSTME came into existence in 2006-07 with the entry of the third batch of MBA
(Tech.) innovative programme started in 2004. The MPSTME campus in Mumbai stands tall
as a shining metaphor of India's progress in the field of education.
The MPSTME is equipped with a world-class library, which has an impressive collection of
books and journals. It is fast transforming itself into a digital library with e-models,
e-catalogues and an online database - Online Public Access Catalog on the intranet, which
helps students check the library's collection of titles from across the world.
What is more, there are various laboratories: Those of Computer Science, Applied Sciences,
Telecommunications and Information Technology, which are equipped with technologically
advanced instruments and managed by a cooperative staff. There are recreation lounges
and sports facilities which complete the all-round experience at MPSTME.
The modern state-of-the-art facilities are developed to provide a conducive atmosphere for
teaching, learning & all round development of the students.
Under Graduate & Post Graduate ProgrammesThe Vision of NMIMS is to be a world-class center of excellence in management learning
and innovation, driven by social sensitivity and state-of-the-art technology. To better
understand the industry requirements, we had conducted an in-depth study and had
interactions with a cross section of industry leaders. These indicated that managers in the
industries would be more effective with a strong foundation in the concerned engineering
discipline. By integrating engineering and management in one single capsule to address a
major industry requirement, MBA (Tech.) programme was launched by NMIMS in the year
2004, which was the first of its kind in the country.
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SVKM’s NMIMS About MPSTME
The curriculum covers engineering courses in selected disciplines and the management
courses relevant to that technology area. It is an integration of technology and management
with the higher proportions of technological inputs in the initial stages and moving towards
“Technology Management” in the later stages of the course.
With the phenomenal growth of IT and Telecom Sectors all over the world, there are excellent
opportunities in IT, Electronics, Computer and Telecom Industries, especially for those who
undergo relevant education and training through well designed engineering programmes.
NMIMS, a professionally managed, reputed university having the support of SVKM and its
well known D. J. Sanghvi College of Engineering has launched relevant need based
programmes in engineering at MPSTME for B. Tech., M. Tech. and Ph. D. levels. The aim of
these programmes is to develop engineers with sound knowledge and skills, with ability to
solve problems with creativity and innovations, who can work in a team and provide
leadership to meet challenges in the area of design, development, operations and applications
of products and services.
NMIMS has always strived to be world-class in every sphere of education. Some of the Best
Practices are as follows:
• Trimester System which ensures accelerated mode of academic delivery.Continuous
revision and updation of the course through a strong Board of Studies.
• With the aim of International adoptability, foreign language is made compulsory.
• MPSTME is now an IBM centre of Excellence. Value added Training Module of Oracle,
EMC2 and CISCO are offered as a part of the course subjects.
• Harvard case studies are extensively used to enhance the understanding of the students.
• Students have access to various e-library services and databases like the EBSCO, IEEE
databases, Proquest, Science Direct for research purposes.
• Regular talks and seminars are arranged with Industry experts so that the students can
constantly relate and apply their learning in class to the industry environment.
• The only student chapter of PMI in India is at MPSTME. Thereby imparting Project
Management inputs to our students. Opportunity to do CAPM course.
Dr. D. J. Shah, Ex-Principal of D. J. Sanghvi College of
Engineering, having vast experience of Institutional
Management, is appointed as Dean, Mukesh Patel
School of Technology Management & Engineering
and looking after the task of development of
programmes, faculty and infrastructure with the
support of teams of academicians, industry
experts and management groups.
SVKM's NMIMS has a reputation of
producing the brightest students. In line
with this legacy, the faculty members for
M P S T M E ' s p r o g r a m m e s a r e
characterized by high levels of
learnedness and orientation towards
research .They work hard to extract
excellence from the students.
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Best Practices
The curriculum covers engineering courses in selected disciplines and the management
courses relevant to that technology area. It is an integration of technology and management
with the higher proportions of technological inputs in the initial stages and moving towards
“Technology Management” in the later stages of the course.
With the phenomenal growth of IT and Telecom Sectors all over the world, there are excellent
opportunities in IT, Electronics, Computer and Telecom Industries, especially for those who
undergo relevant education and training through well designed engineering programmes.
NMIMS, a professionally managed, reputed university having the support of SVKM and its
well known D. J. Sanghvi College of Engineering has launched relevant need based
programmes in engineering at MPSTME for B. Tech., M. Tech. and Ph. D. levels. The aim of
these programmes is to develop engineers with sound knowledge and skills, with ability to
solve problems with creativity and innovations, who can work in a team and provide
leadership to meet challenges in the area of design, development, operations and applications
of products and services.
NMIMS has always strived to be world-class in every sphere of education. Some of the Best
Practices are as follows:
• Trimester System which ensures accelerated mode of academic delivery.Continuous
revision and updation of the course through a strong Board of Studies.
• With the aim of International adoptability, foreign language is made compulsory.
• MPSTME is now an IBM centre of Excellence. Value added Training Module of Oracle,
EMC2 and CISCO are offered as a part of the course subjects.
• Harvard case studies are extensively used to enhance the understanding of the students.
• Students have access to various e-library services and databases like the EBSCO, IEEE
databases, Proquest, Science Direct for research purposes.
• Regular talks and seminars are arranged with Industry experts so that the students can
constantly relate and apply their learning in class to the industry environment.
• The only student chapter of PMI in India is at MPSTME. Thereby imparting Project
Management inputs to our students. Opportunity to do CAPM course.
Dr. D. J. Shah, Ex-Principal of D. J. Sanghvi College of
Engineering, having vast experience of Institutional
Management, is appointed as Dean, Mukesh Patel
School of Technology Management & Engineering
and looking after the task of development of
programmes, faculty and infrastructure with the
support of teams of academicians, industry
experts and management groups.
SVKM's NMIMS has a reputation of
producing the brightest students. In line
with this legacy, the faculty members for
M P S T M E ' s p r o g r a m m e s a r e
characterized by high levels of
learnedness and orientation towards
research .They work hard to extract
excellence from the students.
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Best Practices
As per the new rules of SVKM's NMIMS University, there are 8 Boards of Studies, one for each
department. Each board consists of following members :
1. Dean of the School (Chairman)
2. HOD and all professors
3. Three teachers - Associate Professors / Asst. Professor nominated by the HOD
4. Four persons to be nominated by the Vice Chancellor with the recommendations of the
Dean for their expert knowledge including those belonging to the concerned profession
or industry.
Name Organisation Name Organisation
B.O.S. for Computer Engineering B.O.S for Technology Management
Dr. Sasikumar M. C-DAC Dr. M.G. Korgaonkar NICMR, Pune
Prof. M.V. Deshpande DJSCE Mr. R.N. Mohanty Pidilite
Dr. S.G. Bhirud VJTI Mr. Srikant Karra Syntel Ltd.
Mr. K.K. Minocha BSNL
B.O.S for Information Technology
Dr. S.G. Wagle MPHASIS S/w. & Services
Dr. Gita Kumta NMIMS
Dr. Sunita Mahajan MET
Prof. Abhijit Joshi DJSCE
Mr. Satish Joshi Patni Computers
Mr. Nitin Bodas L & T Infotech
Mr. P.K. Shah L & T
Mr. Praful Bhat Godrej Industries
Dr. Hari Deo Ex-UDCT
Dr. K.K. Tiwari Ex-UDCT
Mr. Sahasra Naman Uhde India Ltd.
B.O.S for Electronics Engineering
Prof. N.S.T. Sai Tech Mahindra
Prof. K.S. Kinage DJSCE
Mr. Saurav Srivashtav VSNL
Mr. Ramani Iyer DOT
Dr. Hari Vasudevan DJSCE
Mr. Pramod Jumle BOAT
Mr. Louis Periera Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd.
Dr. R.S. Mani Tech Nova Imaging System
B.O.S for EXTC Engineering
Prof. T.L. Hegde DJSCE
Dr. T.S. Rathore SFIT
Mr. V.V. Amin Digital System
B.O.S for Civil Engineering
Dr. S.Y. Mhaiskar
Prof. A.K. Garg NICMAR
Mr. Mukul P. Patel Harasiddh Group Rutu Developers Pvt. Ltd.
Sardar Patel College of Engineering
Dr. N.D. Patel Ex. Chairman, Builders Association of India
Task force for Civil Engineering
Mr. R.M. Choksi Tech Legal Consultant, Construction Management
Mr. V.B. Vanvari Head, Civil Engg. Dept, SBMP
Mr. Shahrokh P. Bagli Vice President, Shapoorji Pallonji & Co. Ltd.
Dr. Ashok K. Jain HOD (Civil Engineering Dept.), IIT, Roorkee, Uttranchal
Dr. Mahesh M. Mudda Executive Director & CEO, New Consolidated Construction Co. Ltd.
Mr. Rajiv Chawla Chairman & Managing Director, Interbilds
Mr. Mridul Goyal Executive Director, BDS Projects India Pvt. Ltd.
B.O.S for Manufacturing / Mechanical
B.O.S for Chemical
I
Library
N addition to facilities at the main campus of NMIMS, Mukesh Patel School of Technology
Management & Engineering is having a separate building with approx 1,10,000 sq. ft. area,
which is on Plot A4 of SVKM on Bhakti Vedant Swami Marg, JVPD Scheme, Vile Parle (W) at a
walking distance from the main campus of NMIMS. Administrative Block and faculty areas and
other state-of-the-art facilities are present in this building. Further space of 60,000 sq. ft. is
being planned for future requirements.
NMIMS with its state-of-the-art library has progressed a good deal by acquiring different kinds
of documents especially e-forms, cataloguing & processing them appropriately, storing and
giving access to its patrons not only in library premises, but also on the desktops from any part
of the world. The library database (OPAC), which is currently on intranet, gives detailed
information about library resources including books (more than 41,000), journals (315), e-
journals (more than 5000), databases (14) and technical reports with different search tools for
its users. Users can have access to more than 5000 full text journals covering titles published by
Elsevier (Science Direct), Springer, John Wiley, etc. and from the aggregators like Ebsco and
Proquest. Links to various databases like CMIE, Capital Markets, ISI Emerging Markets are also
made available through OPAC. The Learning Resource provides a number of innovative
information services including Journal Content Service, News Clipping Service and Monthly
Documents Additions Lists.
The library has transformed from a traditional library with manual transactions to an electronic
library, and is now heading towards transforming into a digital library.
A separate state-of-the-art library at MPSTME, Mumbai & Shirpur campus have been
developed with a number of books, journals & e-journals.
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Board of Studies MPSTME Mumbai Campus
As per the new rules of SVKM's NMIMS University, there are 8 Boards of Studies, one for each
department. Each board consists of following members :
1. Dean of the School (Chairman)
2. HOD and all professors
3. Three teachers - Associate Professors / Asst. Professor nominated by the HOD
4. Four persons to be nominated by the Vice Chancellor with the recommendations of the
Dean for their expert knowledge including those belonging to the concerned profession
or industry.
Name Organisation Name Organisation
B.O.S. for Computer Engineering B.O.S for Technology Management
Dr. Sasikumar M. C-DAC Dr. M.G. Korgaonkar NICMR, Pune
Prof. M.V. Deshpande DJSCE Mr. R.N. Mohanty Pidilite
Dr. S.G. Bhirud VJTI Mr. Srikant Karra Syntel Ltd.
Mr. K.K. Minocha BSNL
B.O.S for Information Technology
Dr. S.G. Wagle MPHASIS S/w. & Services
Dr. Gita Kumta NMIMS
Dr. Sunita Mahajan MET
Prof. Abhijit Joshi DJSCE
Mr. Satish Joshi Patni Computers
Mr. Nitin Bodas L & T Infotech
Mr. P.K. Shah L & T
Mr. Praful Bhat Godrej Industries
Dr. Hari Deo Ex-UDCT
Dr. K.K. Tiwari Ex-UDCT
Mr. Sahasra Naman Uhde India Ltd.
B.O.S for Electronics Engineering
Prof. N.S.T. Sai Tech Mahindra
Prof. K.S. Kinage DJSCE
Mr. Saurav Srivashtav VSNL
Mr. Ramani Iyer DOT
Dr. Hari Vasudevan DJSCE
Mr. Pramod Jumle BOAT
Mr. Louis Periera Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd.
Dr. R.S. Mani Tech Nova Imaging System
B.O.S for EXTC Engineering
Prof. T.L. Hegde DJSCE
Dr. T.S. Rathore SFIT
Mr. V.V. Amin Digital System
B.O.S for Civil Engineering
Dr. S.Y. Mhaiskar
Prof. A.K. Garg NICMAR
Mr. Mukul P. Patel Harasiddh Group Rutu Developers Pvt. Ltd.
Sardar Patel College of Engineering
Dr. N.D. Patel Ex. Chairman, Builders Association of India
Task force for Civil Engineering
Mr. R.M. Choksi Tech Legal Consultant, Construction Management
Mr. V.B. Vanvari Head, Civil Engg. Dept, SBMP
Mr. Shahrokh P. Bagli Vice President, Shapoorji Pallonji & Co. Ltd.
Dr. Ashok K. Jain HOD (Civil Engineering Dept.), IIT, Roorkee, Uttranchal
Dr. Mahesh M. Mudda Executive Director & CEO, New Consolidated Construction Co. Ltd.
Mr. Rajiv Chawla Chairman & Managing Director, Interbilds
Mr. Mridul Goyal Executive Director, BDS Projects India Pvt. Ltd.
B.O.S for Manufacturing / Mechanical
B.O.S for Chemical
I
Library
N addition to facilities at the main campus of NMIMS, Mukesh Patel School of Technology
Management & Engineering is having a separate building with approx 1,10,000 sq. ft. area,
which is on Plot A4 of SVKM on Bhakti Vedant Swami Marg, JVPD Scheme, Vile Parle (W) at a
walking distance from the main campus of NMIMS. Administrative Block and faculty areas and
other state-of-the-art facilities are present in this building. Further space of 60,000 sq. ft. is
being planned for future requirements.
NMIMS with its state-of-the-art library has progressed a good deal by acquiring different kinds
of documents especially e-forms, cataloguing & processing them appropriately, storing and
giving access to its patrons not only in library premises, but also on the desktops from any part
of the world. The library database (OPAC), which is currently on intranet, gives detailed
information about library resources including books (more than 41,000), journals (315), e-
journals (more than 5000), databases (14) and technical reports with different search tools for
its users. Users can have access to more than 5000 full text journals covering titles published by
Elsevier (Science Direct), Springer, John Wiley, etc. and from the aggregators like Ebsco and
Proquest. Links to various databases like CMIE, Capital Markets, ISI Emerging Markets are also
made available through OPAC. The Learning Resource provides a number of innovative
information services including Journal Content Service, News Clipping Service and Monthly
Documents Additions Lists.
The library has transformed from a traditional library with manual transactions to an electronic
library, and is now heading towards transforming into a digital library.
A separate state-of-the-art library at MPSTME, Mumbai & Shirpur campus have been
developed with a number of books, journals & e-journals.
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Board of Studies MPSTME Mumbai Campus
Computer / IT Labs
Science Labs
Electronics & Telecommunication Lab
The Audio Interactive Language Lab
Lab Support Staff
Classrooms / Halls
Accommodation for Students
Fifteen Computer/ IT labs with 300 work-stations connected to internet supported by a 3
mbps leased line are available for use of the Students. It is also equipped with a wide range
of licensed system software and applications software. The entire campus is connected
with Wi-Fi network.
Chemistry and Physics labs with well equipped instruments are available for the students.
Chemical, Mechanical & Civil Engineering Labs
The School have well equipped labs for Chemical, Mechanical and Civil Engineering.
Various labs namely, Electronics & Logic Circuits, Microprocessor Lab, Electronic Circuits
and Micro-Controller, Digital Design Lab, Communication Lab & Advanced
Communication Lab have been set up for use of students of all streams.
NMIMS has pioneered the initiative of scientifically assisting students in preparing for
group discussions or job interviews by developing an Audio Interactive Language Lab on
the campus.
Lab Support Staff are available to assist students in planning and performing practicals /
projects.
All classrooms in the campus are air conditioned and have ceiling mounted LCDs with
facility of Mikes, Speakers and Amplifiers. MPSTME has well equipped air conditioned
Seminar Halls, Drawing Hall and Conference Hall for various programmes.
Hostel for Girls
NMIMS has a well furnished hostel for girls by the name of MKM Sanghavi Girls' Hostel,
which is located in close proximity to the university. Along with this, few limited residential
flats are also available for providing accommodation to girl students.
Limited hostel accommodation is available for boys at G. R. Jani Boys' Hostel. Besides this, a
few residential flats are also hired for providing accommodation to boys.
Note: The hostel accommodation is very limited and the university will assist the students
in finding a suitable accommodation.
Hostel for Boys
Shirpur is a tribal area of North Maharashtra adjoining Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat. The State-
of-art infrastructure facilities are provided to the students with quality education at reasonable
fees. Shirpur is a perfect example of a model township which has been developed by local
organizations under the leadership of Hon'ble Shri. Amrishbhai Patel, MLA, Maharashtra,
President SVKM and Chancellor, SVKM's NMIMS.
Shirpur is one of the best towns in Maharashtra located in Dhulia District, which has the border
touching to Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat. It is well connected by Road and Rail to Mumbai in
Maharashtra, to Indore in Madhya Pradesh and to Vadodara in Gujarat. There are plenty of trees
in and around the town and pollution free environment. The Shirpur Municipal Corporation
was given the best Municipal Corporation Award by the State Government. The cleanliness of
th town is maintained throughout the year. The drinking water is supplied after the purification
in the modern plant. The educational facilities, medical facilities, open areas, playground and
other amenities are superior to those available in many big cities in the country. Shri Vile Parle
Kelavani Mandal started its Military School in the year 2000 and from the year 2007-08 it has
started the Off Campus Centre of its NMIMS University on a land area of about 50 acres.
Some of the top class amenities of this town include excellent medical facilities, modern
primary and secondary schools, pharmacy and engineering colleges, 24 hour UV purified
water, modern well lit roads and a town hall which is a rarity in many cities in the country. It
also boasts of the world's largest gold refinery and a spinning mill. It recently won a best
township award from the Government of Maharashtra.
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MPSTME Shirpur Campus
Computer / IT Labs
Science Labs
Electronics & Telecommunication Lab
The Audio Interactive Language Lab
Lab Support Staff
Classrooms / Halls
Accommodation for Students
Fifteen Computer/ IT labs with 300 work-stations connected to internet supported by a 3
mbps leased line are available for use of the Students. It is also equipped with a wide range
of licensed system software and applications software. The entire campus is connected
with Wi-Fi network.
Chemistry and Physics labs with well equipped instruments are available for the students.
Chemical, Mechanical & Civil Engineering Labs
The School have well equipped labs for Chemical, Mechanical and Civil Engineering.
Various labs namely, Electronics & Logic Circuits, Microprocessor Lab, Electronic Circuits
and Micro-Controller, Digital Design Lab, Communication Lab & Advanced
Communication Lab have been set up for use of students of all streams.
NMIMS has pioneered the initiative of scientifically assisting students in preparing for
group discussions or job interviews by developing an Audio Interactive Language Lab on
the campus.
Lab Support Staff are available to assist students in planning and performing practicals /
projects.
All classrooms in the campus are air conditioned and have ceiling mounted LCDs with
facility of Mikes, Speakers and Amplifiers. MPSTME has well equipped air conditioned
Seminar Halls, Drawing Hall and Conference Hall for various programmes.
Hostel for Girls
NMIMS has a well furnished hostel for girls by the name of MKM Sanghavi Girls' Hostel,
which is located in close proximity to the university. Along with this, few limited residential
flats are also available for providing accommodation to girl students.
Limited hostel accommodation is available for boys at G. R. Jani Boys' Hostel. Besides this, a
few residential flats are also hired for providing accommodation to boys.
Note: The hostel accommodation is very limited and the university will assist the students
in finding a suitable accommodation.
Hostel for Boys
Shirpur is a tribal area of North Maharashtra adjoining Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat. The State-
of-art infrastructure facilities are provided to the students with quality education at reasonable
fees. Shirpur is a perfect example of a model township which has been developed by local
organizations under the leadership of Hon'ble Shri. Amrishbhai Patel, MLA, Maharashtra,
President SVKM and Chancellor, SVKM's NMIMS.
Shirpur is one of the best towns in Maharashtra located in Dhulia District, which has the border
touching to Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat. It is well connected by Road and Rail to Mumbai in
Maharashtra, to Indore in Madhya Pradesh and to Vadodara in Gujarat. There are plenty of trees
in and around the town and pollution free environment. The Shirpur Municipal Corporation
was given the best Municipal Corporation Award by the State Government. The cleanliness of
th town is maintained throughout the year. The drinking water is supplied after the purification
in the modern plant. The educational facilities, medical facilities, open areas, playground and
other amenities are superior to those available in many big cities in the country. Shri Vile Parle
Kelavani Mandal started its Military School in the year 2000 and from the year 2007-08 it has
started the Off Campus Centre of its NMIMS University on a land area of about 50 acres.
Some of the top class amenities of this town include excellent medical facilities, modern
primary and secondary schools, pharmacy and engineering colleges, 24 hour UV purified
water, modern well lit roads and a town hall which is a rarity in many cities in the country. It
also boasts of the world's largest gold refinery and a spinning mill. It recently won a best
township award from the Government of Maharashtra.
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MPSTME Shirpur Campus
Key Points of SVKM’s NMIMS at Shirpur:
Value
Depth
Connections
Campus Network
• Away from the bustle of the city, the Shirpur off Campus Centre, embraced by lush
greenery is breathtakingly beautiful. The unpolluted, quiet atmosphere here creates
the right ambience to study.
• Modern facilities to provide ambience & support for curricula & extra curricula
activities for the overall -development of students
• 24×7 availability of Library, Laboratory with Internet Facility and Dedicated and
Qualified faculty to ensure high standard of teaching - learning and evaluation
processes. Offers a blend of traditional and modern teaching techniques, with top
rated faculty members.
• Periodic review and revision of curricula based on feedback from the industry with
quick response to ensure the relevance of the programmes to the changing needs of
industry.
• Trimester system with proper planning to utilize the resources effectively and
efficiently
• Regular visits of the renowned & proven academicians from well known Industries,
Research Organizations, IIT's and Top Ranking Educational Institutions.
Shirpur off Campus Center delivers an outstanding value in private professional education.
Students work closely with professors in the residential campus, have extensive research
and publishing opportunities and are provided access to advanced equipment.
Emphasis is on a well-rounded education that has resulted in good academic results, which
is the core of all undergraduate study. The curriculum develops students through exposure
to diverse areas of study and it emphasizes critical thinking and communication skills. This
added depth gives a competitive edge to students in professional programs.
The NMIMS offer more than an excellent education. Professional direction for students is
offered through the involvement of key industry advisory boards, corporate partners and
student pre-professional organizations.
The Campus Network is based on a fiber optic back bone and GigaBit Ethernet
technologies. The Campus Network covers the class rooms, library, laboratory and hostel.
The intranet has all computer nodes and Laptops which are interconnected by a fiber optic
network. Every classroom is equipped with Laptop/PC and LCD projectors integrated with
campus wide Network.
Wireless Hotspots
Internet@ 10 mbps (1:1)
Software Library
Workshop Complex
In addition to the wired network, the entire campus has a parallel wireless network. You will be
able to access the entire networked resources from virtually anywhere in the campus. Branded
Laptops with Mobile Technology has been provided for the same.
Black Board Learning and Content Management system Students can access the Internet round
the clock and the learning resources available on the Campus Network - Black Board to manage
the vast knowledge and create an online learning environment. Thus, it makes possible for the
students to access information resources anywhere and anytime in the NMIMS, Shirpur
Campus.
All members on the intranet have access to Internet 24 hours a day, through 10 mbps Internet
Line. The Internet bandwidth will be enhanced every year.
The software environment includes Windows Clients with Windows 2003 Server, SQL Server
DBMS, MS Office (Campus Wide License), Firewall and Spy wares, Oracle Package, Visual and
Object Oriented Languages like Visual Basic & Visual C++ with .NET and Turbo C++, Java,
Red Hat Linux Original Pack, Squid Proxy Server etc.
The Workshop Complex has the all kind of material and components required to offer training
and hands on in different basic Shop practices like Electronics basics and foundations for the IT
Professionals
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Key Points of SVKM’s NMIMS at Shirpur:
Value
Depth
Connections
Campus Network
• Away from the bustle of the city, the Shirpur off Campus Centre, embraced by lush
greenery is breathtakingly beautiful. The unpolluted, quiet atmosphere here creates
the right ambience to study.
• Modern facilities to provide ambience & support for curricula & extra curricula
activities for the overall -development of students
• 24×7 availability of Library, Laboratory with Internet Facility and Dedicated and
Qualified faculty to ensure high standard of teaching - learning and evaluation
processes. Offers a blend of traditional and modern teaching techniques, with top
rated faculty members.
• Periodic review and revision of curricula based on feedback from the industry with
quick response to ensure the relevance of the programmes to the changing needs of
industry.
• Trimester system with proper planning to utilize the resources effectively and
efficiently
• Regular visits of the renowned & proven academicians from well known Industries,
Research Organizations, IIT's and Top Ranking Educational Institutions.
Shirpur off Campus Center delivers an outstanding value in private professional education.
Students work closely with professors in the residential campus, have extensive research
and publishing opportunities and are provided access to advanced equipment.
Emphasis is on a well-rounded education that has resulted in good academic results, which
is the core of all undergraduate study. The curriculum develops students through exposure
to diverse areas of study and it emphasizes critical thinking and communication skills. This
added depth gives a competitive edge to students in professional programs.
The NMIMS offer more than an excellent education. Professional direction for students is
offered through the involvement of key industry advisory boards, corporate partners and
student pre-professional organizations.
The Campus Network is based on a fiber optic back bone and GigaBit Ethernet
technologies. The Campus Network covers the class rooms, library, laboratory and hostel.
The intranet has all computer nodes and Laptops which are interconnected by a fiber optic
network. Every classroom is equipped with Laptop/PC and LCD projectors integrated with
campus wide Network.
Wireless Hotspots
Internet@ 10 mbps (1:1)
Software Library
Workshop Complex
In addition to the wired network, the entire campus has a parallel wireless network. You will be
able to access the entire networked resources from virtually anywhere in the campus. Branded
Laptops with Mobile Technology has been provided for the same.
Black Board Learning and Content Management system Students can access the Internet round
the clock and the learning resources available on the Campus Network - Black Board to manage
the vast knowledge and create an online learning environment. Thus, it makes possible for the
students to access information resources anywhere and anytime in the NMIMS, Shirpur
Campus.
All members on the intranet have access to Internet 24 hours a day, through 10 mbps Internet
Line. The Internet bandwidth will be enhanced every year.
The software environment includes Windows Clients with Windows 2003 Server, SQL Server
DBMS, MS Office (Campus Wide License), Firewall and Spy wares, Oracle Package, Visual and
Object Oriented Languages like Visual Basic & Visual C++ with .NET and Turbo C++, Java,
Red Hat Linux Original Pack, Squid Proxy Server etc.
The Workshop Complex has the all kind of material and components required to offer training
and hands on in different basic Shop practices like Electronics basics and foundations for the IT
Professionals
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Research
Library
Laboratory
All the Departments presently have the twin objectives of delivering useful courses and of
carrying out meaningful research. The NMIMS has carried out research works in multi-
directional fields within its scope under the sponsorship of several organizations and has
helped in solving quite a large number of problems for practicing engineers.
Fully computerized and well stocked Library, with online access to Books & E- Journals
where the thirst for knowledge is quenched. Library includes not only paper versions, but
also electronic versions, CD-ROMs, multimedia and online products
• Sufficient number of Library books / Titles/Journals are available. (Programme - wise).
• Subscription for Online National / International Journals and Digital Library
• E-Library Facility is Available.
For each Laboratory all required Modern Quality Equipments and Facilities are available.
The Laboratories has Pentium-IV Computers with TFT Monitors and with Wireless NICs in
LAN, Printers, Scanners, DVD burners, Digital Cameras. These Laboratories provides
various network based services such as Internet, Groupware, Database, Proxy, Email,
Printing, and Laptops & LCD Projectors.
Computer Centre & Services There are DELL Power-Edge servers and the branded
Workstations along with the Laptops of DELL and the stand alone Pentium-IV PCs. There is
a network - Intranet/Internet (designed by CISCO) consisting of the DELL Power-Edge
servers, with switches and hubs to which P-IV PCs are connected as nodes. These would be
used for providing computer training and hands-on practice to the students and also for
running short term courses for the same. Facilities for R&D activities are available for
faculty members and research scholars. These machines have connectivity with internet
and have access to e-mail. All major Licensee Software along with several special purpose
software like Black Board have been acquired.
Lecture-Halls
Conference-Room
Seminar-Hall
Hostel Facility
The Lecture Halls are airy, spacious and well ventilated, in conformity with international
standards. Extensive use of audio-visual media and LCD Projectors enables the students to
grasp advance technology quite easily.
A conference room of corporate standard is one of the highlights of Shirpur Campus. Ultra
modern facilities to conduct board meetings, campus recruitment are available here.
A seminar hall built to international standards is exclusively for intellectual activities like paper
presentations, seminars, workshops, debates and inter-collegiate competitions. Guest lectures
for the students and faculty improvement programs etc can be conduct here regularly
Separate hostel facilities are available for boys and girls. The Shirpur Campus Hostel has been
constructed to provide a safe and congenial atmosphere to the students. Airy rooms luxuriously
furnished with attached bathroom, access to Computer lab, Cyber center, Canteen, Library,
Audio Visual Facility, Water coolers with purified drinking water, TV Room, indoor games room
and Gymnasium and a senior faculty member as Warden-Friend-Guide-Philosopher are the
exclusive features of the hostel. Ragging is strictly prohibited and strict discipline is
maintained. 24 hours medical facility is available. The Campus is set amidst sylvan
surroundings, enveloped by fresh air and greenery on the Mumbai-Agra Highway, away from
the hustle and bustle of the city. The imposing building and the lush green lawn are wonderful
salubrious ingredients for meaningful learning. Every effort has been made at this Campus that
the main building conforms to high standards of quality in construction. Every minute detail
has been thought about, planned and executed in this Center for Learning.
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Research
Library
Laboratory
All the Departments presently have the twin objectives of delivering useful courses and of
carrying out meaningful research. The NMIMS has carried out research works in multi-
directional fields within its scope under the sponsorship of several organizations and has
helped in solving quite a large number of problems for practicing engineers.
Fully computerized and well stocked Library, with online access to Books & E- Journals
where the thirst for knowledge is quenched. Library includes not only paper versions, but
also electronic versions, CD-ROMs, multimedia and online products
• Sufficient number of Library books / Titles/Journals are available. (Programme - wise).
• Subscription for Online National / International Journals and Digital Library
• E-Library Facility is Available.
For each Laboratory all required Modern Quality Equipments and Facilities are available.
The Laboratories has Pentium-IV Computers with TFT Monitors and with Wireless NICs in
LAN, Printers, Scanners, DVD burners, Digital Cameras. These Laboratories provides
various network based services such as Internet, Groupware, Database, Proxy, Email,
Printing, and Laptops & LCD Projectors.
Computer Centre & Services There are DELL Power-Edge servers and the branded
Workstations along with the Laptops of DELL and the stand alone Pentium-IV PCs. There is
a network - Intranet/Internet (designed by CISCO) consisting of the DELL Power-Edge
servers, with switches and hubs to which P-IV PCs are connected as nodes. These would be
used for providing computer training and hands-on practice to the students and also for
running short term courses for the same. Facilities for R&D activities are available for
faculty members and research scholars. These machines have connectivity with internet
and have access to e-mail. All major Licensee Software along with several special purpose
software like Black Board have been acquired.
Lecture-Halls
Conference-Room
Seminar-Hall
Hostel Facility
The Lecture Halls are airy, spacious and well ventilated, in conformity with international
standards. Extensive use of audio-visual media and LCD Projectors enables the students to
grasp advance technology quite easily.
A conference room of corporate standard is one of the highlights of Shirpur Campus. Ultra
modern facilities to conduct board meetings, campus recruitment are available here.
A seminar hall built to international standards is exclusively for intellectual activities like paper
presentations, seminars, workshops, debates and inter-collegiate competitions. Guest lectures
for the students and faculty improvement programs etc can be conduct here regularly
Separate hostel facilities are available for boys and girls. The Shirpur Campus Hostel has been
constructed to provide a safe and congenial atmosphere to the students. Airy rooms luxuriously
furnished with attached bathroom, access to Computer lab, Cyber center, Canteen, Library,
Audio Visual Facility, Water coolers with purified drinking water, TV Room, indoor games room
and Gymnasium and a senior faculty member as Warden-Friend-Guide-Philosopher are the
exclusive features of the hostel. Ragging is strictly prohibited and strict discipline is
maintained. 24 hours medical facility is available. The Campus is set amidst sylvan
surroundings, enveloped by fresh air and greenery on the Mumbai-Agra Highway, away from
the hustle and bustle of the city. The imposing building and the lush green lawn are wonderful
salubrious ingredients for meaningful learning. Every effort has been made at this Campus that
the main building conforms to high standards of quality in construction. Every minute detail
has been thought about, planned and executed in this Center for Learning.
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Industry - Institute Linkages
Linkages with the Community
Linkages with Technical Institutions in the Region
Linkages Abroad
Linkages with R&D Laboratories
NMIMS is proactive in Industry-Institute Partnership addressing all aspects, which enhances
networking between academia and industry. The university maintains a sustained
relationship with companies to expose the students to the realms of the corporate
environment.
The primary focus of the school is to provide students with excellent education relevant to the
present and emerging industry requirements. For this purpose the industry linkage is an
important factor and this is in-built into the curriculum. Some of the steps taken in this
direction are:
Students are encouraged to become members of Professional Bodies and the school is also a
corporate member of a number of such bodies. Students are also encouraged to form student
chapters of Social Forums like Rotract Club and Social Responsibility Forums through which
they are channelized to work for the community.
The school has on its Board of Studies several leading educationists like Principals, Ex-
Principals and Sr. Professors of reputed engineering institutions, Ex-Director-IIT-Madras,
Director- CDAC, etc. Continuous interactions are maintained with these institutions. NMIMS
University signs MOU with University of Houston, College of Engineering, Houston, Texas.
In order to ensure that our brew has global appeal, NMIMS University has been collaborating
with global institutions of repute. The relationships already exist with the following:
• Harvard Business School
• Athens University of Economics and Business, Greece.
• ESC Rouen, EUROMED Marseille Ecole de Management, France.
• Grenoble Ecole de Management, Grenoble, France.
• University of Houston, USA.
• Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland USA.
• Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT), Melbourne, Australia.
• Senaca College of Applied Arts & Technology, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
• ESSCA, Angers, France.
• ESSCA, Budapest, Hungery.
• EUROMED, Merseille, France.
The programme is in its infancy and this aspect will be looked into in the coming few years. 25
students of first batch of M. Tech. who completed the programme were awarded a degree at
the convocation - 2008. 45 students have been enrolled for Ph.D. Engineering Science since
2006-07 and they are pursuing their research work.
Linkages with Professional Bodies
Industrial Training & Project Work
The chapters and students' chapters of several national and international professional bodies
are established at NMIMS and are organizing various activities. This includes IEEE, ISTE,
IICHE, ISTD, ISME, IETE, PMI etc.
Under MBA (Tech.) Programme, the 9th trimester which falls under the 3rd year is earmarked
for Industrial Training and a minor project of 3-5 months duration. The objective of this
training is to familiarize the students with the overall working of the Industrial Organization in
their respective area of specialization & also to undertake a project.
In the 13th trimester, the students will undertake a major project of 3-5 months duration in the
industry. This project will address the industry's pressing needs in any techno-managerial
field. The objective of the programme shall be to enhance the students' managerial skills &
promote a strong bonding with the industry.
Both the training/ project work mentioned above carry full credits and the students would be
evaluated based on their training performance, their project report & their performance in the
subsequent presentation/ viva examination.
Under B.Tech programme, students are required to undergo four to six weeks summer training
at the end of third year in industry. It gives the interns a glimpse of the corporate arena and
allows them to develop their skill sets. The college placecom maintains a database of students'
profiles through which companies can search for prospective interns meeting their project
requirements.
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Linkages
Industry - Institute Linkages
Linkages with the Community
Linkages with Technical Institutions in the Region
Linkages Abroad
Linkages with R&D Laboratories
NMIMS is proactive in Industry-Institute Partnership addressing all aspects, which enhances
networking between academia and industry. The university maintains a sustained
relationship with companies to expose the students to the realms of the corporate
environment.
The primary focus of the school is to provide students with excellent education relevant to the
present and emerging industry requirements. For this purpose the industry linkage is an
important factor and this is in-built into the curriculum. Some of the steps taken in this
direction are:
Students are encouraged to become members of Professional Bodies and the school is also a
corporate member of a number of such bodies. Students are also encouraged to form student
chapters of Social Forums like Rotract Club and Social Responsibility Forums through which
they are channelized to work for the community.
The school has on its Board of Studies several leading educationists like Principals, Ex-
Principals and Sr. Professors of reputed engineering institutions, Ex-Director-IIT-Madras,
Director- CDAC, etc. Continuous interactions are maintained with these institutions. NMIMS
University signs MOU with University of Houston, College of Engineering, Houston, Texas.
In order to ensure that our brew has global appeal, NMIMS University has been collaborating
with global institutions of repute. The relationships already exist with the following:
• Harvard Business School
• Athens University of Economics and Business, Greece.
• ESC Rouen, EUROMED Marseille Ecole de Management, France.
• Grenoble Ecole de Management, Grenoble, France.
• University of Houston, USA.
• Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland USA.
• Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT), Melbourne, Australia.
• Senaca College of Applied Arts & Technology, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
• ESSCA, Angers, France.
• ESSCA, Budapest, Hungery.
• EUROMED, Merseille, France.
The programme is in its infancy and this aspect will be looked into in the coming few years. 25
students of first batch of M. Tech. who completed the programme were awarded a degree at
the convocation - 2008. 45 students have been enrolled for Ph.D. Engineering Science since
2006-07 and they are pursuing their research work.
Linkages with Professional Bodies
Industrial Training & Project Work
The chapters and students' chapters of several national and international professional bodies
are established at NMIMS and are organizing various activities. This includes IEEE, ISTE,
IICHE, ISTD, ISME, IETE, PMI etc.
Under MBA (Tech.) Programme, the 9th trimester which falls under the 3rd year is earmarked
for Industrial Training and a minor project of 3-5 months duration. The objective of this
training is to familiarize the students with the overall working of the Industrial Organization in
their respective area of specialization & also to undertake a project.
In the 13th trimester, the students will undertake a major project of 3-5 months duration in the
industry. This project will address the industry's pressing needs in any techno-managerial
field. The objective of the programme shall be to enhance the students' managerial skills &
promote a strong bonding with the industry.
Both the training/ project work mentioned above carry full credits and the students would be
evaluated based on their training performance, their project report & their performance in the
subsequent presentation/ viva examination.
Under B.Tech programme, students are required to undergo four to six weeks summer training
at the end of third year in industry. It gives the interns a glimpse of the corporate arena and
allows them to develop their skill sets. The college placecom maintains a database of students'
profiles through which companies can search for prospective interns meeting their project
requirements.
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Linkages
(N) Code Solutions 3i Infotech5 Point Solution6 DegreesA.R. Softwares Pvt Ltd.ABB CorporationAccentureAircel AirtelAker SolutionsAkzo Nobel Coating India Pvt. Ltd. Alcatel- LucentAmerican International Group Inc.Appin TechARSH Advisors & Owners Ltd. ATUL Pvt LtdAVIVA Life Insurance Axiom Education Pvt Ltd. Bajaj Consultancy Bank of India Bank of Maharashtra BARCBarclays Base TechnologiesBest (IT) World Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd. (BHEL)Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd.(BPCL) Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd. (BSNL) Bharati Airtel Ltd. Bilakhia Group Black HawkBOC (India) Ltd. Braintree SolutionBristline IncBukard Steel LtdBulwarkCapgemini IndiaCapital IqCEG (Raj Govt.)Central Bank Of India Centre For Development of Advanced ComputingCitigroup Global Services Ltd. CMC Ltd. Concept S&E Pvt LtdCrompton Greaves Ltd. CTech LabsDeloitte Haskins And SellsDena Data CenterDucat, DelhiEBIXE-Connect SolutionEdelwiessElectro Therm India Pvt. Ltd. Emerson Process ManagementEmnetEnercon (India) Ltd. Ernst & Young Ltd. Essar GroupEssar Pvt LtdEssenETEC, IncFaur Technologies
FINO Fiserv India Pvt LtdGayatri Techno LabGenpact Geo TechGlobal TelecomGMR Grail ResearchGrasim India Ltd. GTL Ltd. Gulf Oil Ltd. HALHCL ComnetHCL Info SystemsHCL Technologies Ltd. Hewlett-Packard HFCL Infotel LtdHindustan PetroleumHindustan Unilever Ltd. HolcimHorizon Core Infosoft Pvt LtdHSBC HSSAHUAWEiIBM ICICI Bank IDBI Bank Idea Cellular Ltd. IIRSIISC BangaloreIITIIT MumbaiIndia Infoline Indian Oil Corporation Ltd.Indigo ArchitectsIndusind Bank Infinite- TechInfosysInmac ComputersInnodata Isogen India Pvt. Ltd.Intelenet GlobalIPCA Laboratories ISROITC Ltd. J P Morgan Jindal Steels & Power Ltd.Johnson & Johnson JSW Ltd. K3 Web CreationKale ConsultantKarrox TechKe ElectronicsKean India LtdKesar InfoKotak Mahindra Bank KPMG Larsen & Toubro Infotech Ltd. Larsen & Toubro Ltd. LG Maestros Mediline SystemsMagma Design Automation IndiaMahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd.
Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. Marico Maruti Suzuki India Ltd. MastekMatrix Cellular Maxwell Industries Ltd. Meghraj Finance Mettler ToledoMicroqual MicrosoftMindcraftMinnicent TechnologiesMitashi EntertainmentMosaicMosaic TechnologyMotilal Oswal National Aviation Co.National Stock Exchange of India Ltd. National Thermal Power CorporationNCR Corporation Ltd. NEC JapanNEO RhythmNerolac Paints Net Core Solutions Ltd.NETH INDIANHPCNokiaNokia Siemens Network Ltd. OCEAN Inc.Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd. Onemobile Onward TechnologyOracle Management Services Pvt. Ltd. Orange PACE Infotech Ltd.Paramount CommunicationPatni Computer Systems Ltd. PCS TechnologyPentagon EnterprisesPepsico Pfizer Ltd. PGCLPidilite Industries Ltd. Plasma ResearchPolipexPolygonPrabhudas LiladharPRAUM TechPrecision PowerPrestigePricewaterhousecoopersPrime SecuritiesPunjab National BankQuinnoxRadisinityRallis India Ltd.RanbaxyRed HawkReliance CommunicationsReliance Industries Ltd.Reliance InfocommReliance Infrastructure Ltd.Reliance Natural Resources Ltd.
Rhode & SchwarzRicasil Ind LtdRishab Sft.River SilicaSAATHA Infotech Ltd.SamtelSandozSaraswat Infotech.ScitechSeed InfotechSenvisberry Pvt Ltd.Shapia Software Solutions LtdSiemens Ltd.Silicon CitySmart XelSNA InfotechSoft Com SolutionsSony EricssonSPANCOSpont SolnStandard CharteredSTEELCO GujaratSterlite Technologies LtdSun MicrosystemsSyndrome - TechSynergy ConsultingSyntelTaj Glass Pvt LtdTata CommunicationsTata Consultancy ServicesTata Consulting Engineers Ltd.Tata Motors Ltd.Tata NanoTata PowerTata Steel LtdTata Technologies Ltd.Tata Teleservices Ltd.Tavant TechnologiesTech MahindraTechnophiliaTecnimont ICBTejas NetworkTelecommunications Consultants India Ltd.TriburgTulip Telecom LtdTwenty First Century Group (TFC)U-FlexUHDE India Ltd.Union Bank Of IndiaUnited Phosporous Ltd.UPLUTI Asset Management Co. Ltd.VideoconVirtusa CorporationVodafone Essar Ltd.Vodafone IndiaWELSPUNWipro TechnologiesWirefoot PvtWTA SolutionsYamaha Ltd.Zamil InfrastructreZicom
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Eminent Recruiters
(N) Code Solutions 3i Infotech5 Point Solution6 DegreesA.R. Softwares Pvt Ltd.ABB CorporationAccentureAircel AirtelAker SolutionsAkzo Nobel Coating India Pvt. Ltd. Alcatel- LucentAmerican International Group Inc.Appin TechARSH Advisors & Owners Ltd. ATUL Pvt LtdAVIVA Life Insurance Axiom Education Pvt Ltd. Bajaj Consultancy Bank of India Bank of Maharashtra BARCBarclays Base TechnologiesBest (IT) World Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd. (BHEL)Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd.(BPCL) Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd. (BSNL) Bharati Airtel Ltd. Bilakhia Group Black HawkBOC (India) Ltd. Braintree SolutionBristline IncBukard Steel LtdBulwarkCapgemini IndiaCapital IqCEG (Raj Govt.)Central Bank Of India Centre For Development of Advanced ComputingCitigroup Global Services Ltd. CMC Ltd. Concept S&E Pvt LtdCrompton Greaves Ltd. CTech LabsDeloitte Haskins And SellsDena Data CenterDucat, DelhiEBIXE-Connect SolutionEdelwiessElectro Therm India Pvt. Ltd. Emerson Process ManagementEmnetEnercon (India) Ltd. Ernst & Young Ltd. Essar GroupEssar Pvt LtdEssenETEC, IncFaur Technologies
FINO Fiserv India Pvt LtdGayatri Techno LabGenpact Geo TechGlobal TelecomGMR Grail ResearchGrasim India Ltd. GTL Ltd. Gulf Oil Ltd. HALHCL ComnetHCL Info SystemsHCL Technologies Ltd. Hewlett-Packard HFCL Infotel LtdHindustan PetroleumHindustan Unilever Ltd. HolcimHorizon Core Infosoft Pvt LtdHSBC HSSAHUAWEiIBM ICICI Bank IDBI Bank Idea Cellular Ltd. IIRSIISC BangaloreIITIIT MumbaiIndia Infoline Indian Oil Corporation Ltd.Indigo ArchitectsIndusind Bank Infinite- TechInfosysInmac ComputersInnodata Isogen India Pvt. Ltd.Intelenet GlobalIPCA Laboratories ISROITC Ltd. J P Morgan Jindal Steels & Power Ltd.Johnson & Johnson JSW Ltd. K3 Web CreationKale ConsultantKarrox TechKe ElectronicsKean India LtdKesar InfoKotak Mahindra Bank KPMG Larsen & Toubro Infotech Ltd. Larsen & Toubro Ltd. LG Maestros Mediline SystemsMagma Design Automation IndiaMahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd.
Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. Marico Maruti Suzuki India Ltd. MastekMatrix Cellular Maxwell Industries Ltd. Meghraj Finance Mettler ToledoMicroqual MicrosoftMindcraftMinnicent TechnologiesMitashi EntertainmentMosaicMosaic TechnologyMotilal Oswal National Aviation Co.National Stock Exchange of India Ltd. National Thermal Power CorporationNCR Corporation Ltd. NEC JapanNEO RhythmNerolac Paints Net Core Solutions Ltd.NETH INDIANHPCNokiaNokia Siemens Network Ltd. OCEAN Inc.Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd. Onemobile Onward TechnologyOracle Management Services Pvt. Ltd. Orange PACE Infotech Ltd.Paramount CommunicationPatni Computer Systems Ltd. PCS TechnologyPentagon EnterprisesPepsico Pfizer Ltd. PGCLPidilite Industries Ltd. Plasma ResearchPolipexPolygonPrabhudas LiladharPRAUM TechPrecision PowerPrestigePricewaterhousecoopersPrime SecuritiesPunjab National BankQuinnoxRadisinityRallis India Ltd.RanbaxyRed HawkReliance CommunicationsReliance Industries Ltd.Reliance InfocommReliance Infrastructure Ltd.Reliance Natural Resources Ltd.
Rhode & SchwarzRicasil Ind LtdRishab Sft.River SilicaSAATHA Infotech Ltd.SamtelSandozSaraswat Infotech.ScitechSeed InfotechSenvisberry Pvt Ltd.Shapia Software Solutions LtdSiemens Ltd.Silicon CitySmart XelSNA InfotechSoft Com SolutionsSony EricssonSPANCOSpont SolnStandard CharteredSTEELCO GujaratSterlite Technologies LtdSun MicrosystemsSyndrome - TechSynergy ConsultingSyntelTaj Glass Pvt LtdTata CommunicationsTata Consultancy ServicesTata Consulting Engineers Ltd.Tata Motors Ltd.Tata NanoTata PowerTata Steel LtdTata Technologies Ltd.Tata Teleservices Ltd.Tavant TechnologiesTech MahindraTechnophiliaTecnimont ICBTejas NetworkTelecommunications Consultants India Ltd.TriburgTulip Telecom LtdTwenty First Century Group (TFC)U-FlexUHDE India Ltd.Union Bank Of IndiaUnited Phosporous Ltd.UPLUTI Asset Management Co. Ltd.VideoconVirtusa CorporationVodafone Essar Ltd.Vodafone IndiaWELSPUNWipro TechnologiesWirefoot PvtWTA SolutionsYamaha Ltd.Zamil InfrastructreZicom
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Eminent Recruiters
Capital IQ - A Division of Standard & Poor's – Tata Magro
Indian Army
Infosys
Accenture
HCL Comnet
Protiviti
Quoted -
Quoted - A very good Institution with energetic staff & students. “You are a Cut above others”.
Quoted - The students from MPSTME surprised us as we were not actually expecting such a
good performance. Their students are very polished, have put great efforts in acquiring skills
during their project work and classrooms. They are very good with their communication skills
and have good potential to scale up for the opportunities / challenges of the corporate that they
shall enter.
Quoted - “NMIMS students are industry ready and well groomed”. Quality, Co-ordiantion &
Hospitality beyond expectations. Quality outfit was really good.
• Sonal Mehra – Wonderful Batch meet. Amazing set of people
• Rajesh U.S (Analyst) – Amazing Event, Quality of students very good with good co-
ordination & Hospitality.
• Girish Malik – Great Team & One of the Best Campuses.
• Mona Khadhalia – Hospitality at the Best & had an awesome experience.
• Shraddha Rao - Quality of people & Hospitality was awesome.
Quoted -“Excellent hospitality, very good students during our interaction. Like to pick folks
from here and have a long term association”. “Great Team of Enthusiasts”.
Quoted -
• R. Purushothaman– Been a pleasant surprise meeting talented group of students who
have their individual goals & aspirations.
• Vaibhav Rane – Nice to see the India's future in Talented & Energetic Team & People.
• Kripa Subramanian - Talented Resources at NMIMS, MPSTME.
• Shivi Dwivedi (Alumni – NMIMS) – Nice to come back to NMIMS not just as an Alumni
but also as a Recruiter!. Feels Awesome!
“The process was well coordinated.”
Tech Mahindra
Gyancentral.Com
Teach for India
Tavant Technologies
Quoted - “Technically very strong - impressive, good at soft skills”. “Very good at soft skills,
technically good”.
• Col. K.S. Rajagopalan – Impressive experience. Looking forward for next visit to recruit
your (MPSTME) spirited students. Thanks for hospitality & deeply appreciate hosting
other College Students also.
• Bala Subramaniam – Well organized & Co-ordinators team work too good. Good
Hospitality.
Quoted - ”Very Good Campus & Students with good soft skills”.
Quoted - ”Extremely hardworking & hospitable Placement Team. Well co-ordinate &
Professional.
Quoted - “It was really nice to meet nice students after a long time. All the students I met
were smart and our selection procedure was made difficult. This is a significant achievement
considering it's the first batch”
• R. Suman Arunagiri – Great Job, Good Students Good hospitality.
• Tina Vas – Very Warm & Hospitable. Efficient & kept to the Time Lines.
• Geeta Mishra – Nice students. Overall pleasant Experience.
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Feedback from Industry
Capital IQ - A Division of Standard & Poor's – Tata Magro
Indian Army
Infosys
Accenture
HCL Comnet
Protiviti
Quoted -
Quoted - A very good Institution with energetic staff & students. “You are a Cut above others”.
Quoted - The students from MPSTME surprised us as we were not actually expecting such a
good performance. Their students are very polished, have put great efforts in acquiring skills
during their project work and classrooms. They are very good with their communication skills
and have good potential to scale up for the opportunities / challenges of the corporate that they
shall enter.
Quoted - “NMIMS students are industry ready and well groomed”. Quality, Co-ordiantion &
Hospitality beyond expectations. Quality outfit was really good.
• Sonal Mehra – Wonderful Batch meet. Amazing set of people
• Rajesh U.S (Analyst) – Amazing Event, Quality of students very good with good co-
ordination & Hospitality.
• Girish Malik – Great Team & One of the Best Campuses.
• Mona Khadhalia – Hospitality at the Best & had an awesome experience.
• Shraddha Rao - Quality of people & Hospitality was awesome.
Quoted -“Excellent hospitality, very good students during our interaction. Like to pick folks
from here and have a long term association”. “Great Team of Enthusiasts”.
Quoted -
• R. Purushothaman– Been a pleasant surprise meeting talented group of students who
have their individual goals & aspirations.
• Vaibhav Rane – Nice to see the India's future in Talented & Energetic Team & People.
• Kripa Subramanian - Talented Resources at NMIMS, MPSTME.
• Shivi Dwivedi (Alumni – NMIMS) – Nice to come back to NMIMS not just as an Alumni
but also as a Recruiter!. Feels Awesome!
“The process was well coordinated.”
Tech Mahindra
Gyancentral.Com
Teach for India
Tavant Technologies
Quoted - “Technically very strong - impressive, good at soft skills”. “Very good at soft skills,
technically good”.
• Col. K.S. Rajagopalan – Impressive experience. Looking forward for next visit to recruit
your (MPSTME) spirited students. Thanks for hospitality & deeply appreciate hosting
other College Students also.
• Bala Subramaniam – Well organized & Co-ordinators team work too good. Good
Hospitality.
Quoted - ”Very Good Campus & Students with good soft skills”.
Quoted - ”Extremely hardworking & hospitable Placement Team. Well co-ordinate &
Professional.
Quoted - “It was really nice to meet nice students after a long time. All the students I met
were smart and our selection procedure was made difficult. This is a significant achievement
considering it's the first batch”
• R. Suman Arunagiri – Great Job, Good Students Good hospitality.
• Tina Vas – Very Warm & Hospitable. Efficient & kept to the Time Lines.
• Geeta Mishra – Nice students. Overall pleasant Experience.
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Feedback from Industry
The Student Council believes that besides academics, one should also concentrate on the
extracurricular activities which helps one grow as a person by enhancing their personality,
confidence and giving them an exposure which is very much required in the professional
world.
Students' Council of MPSTME, Mumbai consists of class representatives, lady representative,
Cultural Committee, Technical Committee, Sports committee, Editorial Board, Colloquium,
The Theatre, Social Impact, Model United Nations Society, Joint General Secretaries and
General Secretary.
General Secretary - Apurva Shah
Joint General Secretaries - Siddharth Mehta & Gursmeep Hundal
Colloquium - The Guest Lecture Cell
Colloquium is the Student-Industry interface which endeavors to bring highly successful
people to the campus and share their experiences in being what they are and how they have
managed to reach the top. The cell is responsible for inviting and arranging guest lecturers of
prominent industry leaders under its flagship program - “CEO Series”. The aim is to ignite the
spark in the budding managers of tomorrow to excel in all aspects of life. These lectures
broaden the vision of students and provide them with an opportunity to view issues from a
strategic perspective. We at NMIMS have a very strong thrust on the development of industry
linkages, which helps in imparting practical knowledge to the students.
This is the fourth year of our existence and we have been honored by Mr. Anantha Sayana,
Head- Corporate IT for L&T Infotech, Mr. Srikanth Karra, Global HR Head of Syntel Inc., Mr.
Nandkumar Saravde, Director-Compliance of NASSCOM, Mr. Yatrik Vin, Vice-President of The
National Stock Exchange and Mr. Nalin Mehta, Vice President Marketing of Mahindra-Renault,
amongst our guest lecturers till date. Our sister organization, from the School of Business
have a “CEO Series”. Since the beginning of the “CEO Series” in August 2005, we have been
enlightened by the visit of 28 CEO's which include the likes of Mr. Ajay Piramal, Dr. J.J Irani,
Mr. Leo Puri, Mr. U.K Sinha to name a few. They have very recently invited the 'World's
Youngest CEO', Suhas Gopinath, Rajesh Balpande, Co- owner, Book My show.
Going forward, Colloquium will continue to invite industry leaders who can provide excellent
value to the students through their inspirational and thought provoking interactions.
The word TECHNICAL refers to "Knowledge and proficiencies required in the accomplishment
of engineering, scientific, or any specific task".
The technical committee of SVKM'S NMIMS MPSTME is dedicated and passionate to
spreading technical knowledge. Technical knowledge for the committee does not only imply
the knowledge of technology, but having a scientific mind set and the ability to think critically.
They conduct competitions and workshops and invite Guest Lecturers from the industry to
stimulate the mind of our fellow students. "A mind once stretched can never be shrunk back.”
Zistatva
Sports Committee
- Cultural Committee
“The culture of an individual, comprising positive personality, strength and vision to excel in
life, is cultivated through events and people around them."
Apart from academic excellence, the college also provides a platform to the students to
showcase their skills in cultural activities through the cultural committee which is traditionally
called “ZISTATVA”. Zistatva has organized events like dandiya night, clay modeling, traditional
day, chocolate day, etc and plans to organize other innovative events in the near future. It also
involves participation of the students in various events of other colleges which include festivals
like UMANG, MOODI, KSHITIJ, etc. By this, the committee infuses positive aggression and
fires up the competitive spirit through cutting edged training in various cultural programmes,
thus bringing out the performer hidden inside every person.
The Sports Committee provides a platform to students to showcase their talents in the field of
sports. In the past, the Sports committee has successfully organized various events like Cricket
tournament, Football tournament, Table tennis, Carom, Chess and many more. It also helps the
students to take part in inter college sports events.
The Theatre - Dramatics Cell
It participates in various cultural festivals and deals with the drama and film making part of it.
It provides a platform for students to express and entertain themselves.
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Student Initiatives
The Student Council believes that besides academics, one should also concentrate on the
extracurricular activities which helps one grow as a person by enhancing their personality,
confidence and giving them an exposure which is very much required in the professional
world.
Students' Council of MPSTME, Mumbai consists of class representatives, lady representative,
Cultural Committee, Technical Committee, Sports committee, Editorial Board, Colloquium,
The Theatre, Social Impact, Model United Nations Society, Joint General Secretaries and
General Secretary.
General Secretary - Apurva Shah
Joint General Secretaries - Siddharth Mehta & Gursmeep Hundal
Colloquium - The Guest Lecture Cell
Colloquium is the Student-Industry interface which endeavors to bring highly successful
people to the campus and share their experiences in being what they are and how they have
managed to reach the top. The cell is responsible for inviting and arranging guest lecturers of
prominent industry leaders under its flagship program - “CEO Series”. The aim is to ignite the
spark in the budding managers of tomorrow to excel in all aspects of life. These lectures
broaden the vision of students and provide them with an opportunity to view issues from a
strategic perspective. We at NMIMS have a very strong thrust on the development of industry
linkages, which helps in imparting practical knowledge to the students.
This is the fourth year of our existence and we have been honored by Mr. Anantha Sayana,
Head- Corporate IT for L&T Infotech, Mr. Srikanth Karra, Global HR Head of Syntel Inc., Mr.
Nandkumar Saravde, Director-Compliance of NASSCOM, Mr. Yatrik Vin, Vice-President of The
National Stock Exchange and Mr. Nalin Mehta, Vice President Marketing of Mahindra-Renault,
amongst our guest lecturers till date. Our sister organization, from the School of Business
have a “CEO Series”. Since the beginning of the “CEO Series” in August 2005, we have been
enlightened by the visit of 28 CEO's which include the likes of Mr. Ajay Piramal, Dr. J.J Irani,
Mr. Leo Puri, Mr. U.K Sinha to name a few. They have very recently invited the 'World's
Youngest CEO', Suhas Gopinath, Rajesh Balpande, Co- owner, Book My show.
Going forward, Colloquium will continue to invite industry leaders who can provide excellent
value to the students through their inspirational and thought provoking interactions.
The word TECHNICAL refers to "Knowledge and proficiencies required in the accomplishment
of engineering, scientific, or any specific task".
The technical committee of SVKM'S NMIMS MPSTME is dedicated and passionate to
spreading technical knowledge. Technical knowledge for the committee does not only imply
the knowledge of technology, but having a scientific mind set and the ability to think critically.
They conduct competitions and workshops and invite Guest Lecturers from the industry to
stimulate the mind of our fellow students. "A mind once stretched can never be shrunk back.”
Zistatva
Sports Committee
- Cultural Committee
“The culture of an individual, comprising positive personality, strength and vision to excel in
life, is cultivated through events and people around them."
Apart from academic excellence, the college also provides a platform to the students to
showcase their skills in cultural activities through the cultural committee which is traditionally
called “ZISTATVA”. Zistatva has organized events like dandiya night, clay modeling, traditional
day, chocolate day, etc and plans to organize other innovative events in the near future. It also
involves participation of the students in various events of other colleges which include festivals
like UMANG, MOODI, KSHITIJ, etc. By this, the committee infuses positive aggression and
fires up the competitive spirit through cutting edged training in various cultural programmes,
thus bringing out the performer hidden inside every person.
The Sports Committee provides a platform to students to showcase their talents in the field of
sports. In the past, the Sports committee has successfully organized various events like Cricket
tournament, Football tournament, Table tennis, Carom, Chess and many more. It also helps the
students to take part in inter college sports events.
The Theatre - Dramatics Cell
It participates in various cultural festivals and deals with the drama and film making part of it.
It provides a platform for students to express and entertain themselves.
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Student Initiatives
Sattva
Protsahan
Social Impact (SI)
Few Achievements of SI
- Annual College Festival
Sattva is NMIMS MPSTME Mumbai Campus's Annual National Level Mega Festival conducted
and managed by Students of MPSTME. Sattva comprises of Technical, Cultural, Sports,
Literary and Management Festivals. It also includes Proshows. Colleges and Universities from
around India participate in this mega-event. In the past three years of Sattva being conducted,
some names from the entertainment industry who have attended, performed or Judged
competitions include popular band Euphoria, Shaan, Remo (of DID fame), MTV-Roadies Judge
Raghu, MTV VJ Anushka Dandekar, DJ Akhtar, The Band of Boys, Electronic Artists Phi
Degrees, & Anjana Sukhani.
Great Opportunities are sensed by minds but are never seen by eyes!
Protsahan is a MPSTME Shirpur Campus's Annual Festival conducted and managed by the
students under the supervision and fidelity of the faculty members. Protsahan comprises of
three major phases i.e. Galexus - A Technical Fest, Tapish- A Cultural Gathering and Chak De!
- Sports Carnival.
Annual magazine the “PROTSAHAN-10” was published to entertain and enlighten the
readers. The students present their innate talents in singing, dancing and other fine arts.
These also show their ability to tune physical skills and achieve competence in sports and
games.
Social Impact is the Official social cell of MPSTME which was formed in the year 2010.
Previously MPSTME has worked under NMIMS for social causes but this is the first time that
MPSTME has started its own independent social cell. There are many students in our own
college who are interested in social services; Social Impact provides a platform and helps in
channelizing their interest towards a better cause. We at Social Impact have already
conducted a successful blood donation drive. We are working on long term projects right now
which will have an impact on the society and will create a difference.
Our mission is “to organize consolidated campaigns for social causes and welfare at the
district, city, state and eventually national level and to offer our consultancy services to NGOs
to enhance their management and functioning.”
• Organized Christmas Party for under privileged children at snehasadan.
• Blood Donation Drive: More than 250 individuals participated out of which 170 were
selected as donors on the medical grounds. The event was carried out by BSES hospital
in association with the Lions Club of Shivaji Park.
• Volunteered for BALAKALAKAR 2010 organized for the underprivileged kids by AIESEC,
Mumbai.
The Editorial Board
CSI Student Chapter
Taqneeq
The Editorial Board (EdBoard), MPSTME's official “Publishing House”, was formed back in
2006- 07. It comprises dedicated students who work round the year, pasting together snippets
of life at MPSTME, new and upcoming technology, current affairs, industry - and academia-
related content, reviews, poetry, (digital) art, trivia, quizzes, polls, guest articles etc.
A faculty panel of prominent names in NMIMS streamlines our activities with its experience
and expertise in various fields.
The EdBoard has prestigious publications to its name:
“Verve” – The Annual Magazine
“Pulse” – The Trimesterly Newsletter
Besides the Students Council committees, MPSTME also has various other committees which
help in developing a student's personality and giving the student some exposure.
CSI Student Branch at Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management and Engineering,
NMIMS was started as a professional body where students could meet and exchange their
views and information, learn and share ideas. The activities of the CSI Student Branch at
Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management and Engineering include industrial visits,
workshops, seminars, etc. The Student Branch has over 350 members on date.
CSI Student Branch at MPSTME, NMIMS has been organizing its Annual Technical Festival
TAQNEEQ. The goal was to bridge the gap between academia and practical knowledge required
in industries. The various events and competitions tested the participants’ cognitive skills,
while the workshops encouraged a fun-learning environment. Eminent personalities from the
industry also delivered lectures on various topics.
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Sattva
Protsahan
Social Impact (SI)
Few Achievements of SI
- Annual College Festival
Sattva is NMIMS MPSTME Mumbai Campus's Annual National Level Mega Festival conducted
and managed by Students of MPSTME. Sattva comprises of Technical, Cultural, Sports,
Literary and Management Festivals. It also includes Proshows. Colleges and Universities from
around India participate in this mega-event. In the past three years of Sattva being conducted,
some names from the entertainment industry who have attended, performed or Judged
competitions include popular band Euphoria, Shaan, Remo (of DID fame), MTV-Roadies Judge
Raghu, MTV VJ Anushka Dandekar, DJ Akhtar, The Band of Boys, Electronic Artists Phi
Degrees, & Anjana Sukhani.
Great Opportunities are sensed by minds but are never seen by eyes!
Protsahan is a MPSTME Shirpur Campus's Annual Festival conducted and managed by the
students under the supervision and fidelity of the faculty members. Protsahan comprises of
three major phases i.e. Galexus - A Technical Fest, Tapish- A Cultural Gathering and Chak De!
- Sports Carnival.
Annual magazine the “PROTSAHAN-10” was published to entertain and enlighten the
readers. The students present their innate talents in singing, dancing and other fine arts.
These also show their ability to tune physical skills and achieve competence in sports and
games.
Social Impact is the Official social cell of MPSTME which was formed in the year 2010.
Previously MPSTME has worked under NMIMS for social causes but this is the first time that
MPSTME has started its own independent social cell. There are many students in our own
college who are interested in social services; Social Impact provides a platform and helps in
channelizing their interest towards a better cause. We at Social Impact have already
conducted a successful blood donation drive. We are working on long term projects right now
which will have an impact on the society and will create a difference.
Our mission is “to organize consolidated campaigns for social causes and welfare at the
district, city, state and eventually national level and to offer our consultancy services to NGOs
to enhance their management and functioning.”
• Organized Christmas Party for under privileged children at snehasadan.
• Blood Donation Drive: More than 250 individuals participated out of which 170 were
selected as donors on the medical grounds. The event was carried out by BSES hospital
in association with the Lions Club of Shivaji Park.
• Volunteered for BALAKALAKAR 2010 organized for the underprivileged kids by AIESEC,
Mumbai.
The Editorial Board
CSI Student Chapter
Taqneeq
The Editorial Board (EdBoard), MPSTME's official “Publishing House”, was formed back in
2006- 07. It comprises dedicated students who work round the year, pasting together snippets
of life at MPSTME, new and upcoming technology, current affairs, industry - and academia-
related content, reviews, poetry, (digital) art, trivia, quizzes, polls, guest articles etc.
A faculty panel of prominent names in NMIMS streamlines our activities with its experience
and expertise in various fields.
The EdBoard has prestigious publications to its name:
“Verve” – The Annual Magazine
“Pulse” – The Trimesterly Newsletter
Besides the Students Council committees, MPSTME also has various other committees which
help in developing a student's personality and giving the student some exposure.
CSI Student Branch at Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management and Engineering,
NMIMS was started as a professional body where students could meet and exchange their
views and information, learn and share ideas. The activities of the CSI Student Branch at
Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management and Engineering include industrial visits,
workshops, seminars, etc. The Student Branch has over 350 members on date.
CSI Student Branch at MPSTME, NMIMS has been organizing its Annual Technical Festival
TAQNEEQ. The goal was to bridge the gap between academia and practical knowledge required
in industries. The various events and competitions tested the participants’ cognitive skills,
while the workshops encouraged a fun-learning environment. Eminent personalities from the
industry also delivered lectures on various topics.
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Findrome
ACM
FinDrome-The Finance cell of MPSTME was launched in 2008-2010 with the aim of
conducting activities and events that promote a culture to understand Finance, equip students
with the requisite financial expertise and help them make effective contribution to the growth
of the corporate world from now.
The cell saw its grand launch on 15th November 2008. The cell was inaugurated by Mr Bharat
Banka, CEO and MD Aditya Birla Group and by Mr. Jitin Khera, VP HSBC India. Currently, the
cell is headed by Prof. R C Agarwal (Chairperson- Technology Management MPSTME).
FinDrome, a students’ body, organizes events and activities such as workshops, panel
discussions, case study competitions, debates, market simulation games, guest lecturers from
industry experts etc in financial domain round the year. Such events and activities keep
students abreast with latest happenings in corporate and financial world.
ACM MPSTME is the official Student Chapter of Association for Computing Machinery at
MPSTME, NMIMS University. Since its Inception the committee members have tried to
develop a research and a competitive environment among students. The committee has
organized various mega and small scale events like ‘ The Open Book Programming
Competition’ and ‘The Royal Treasure Hunt’. Apart from this competition various workshops
and guest lecturers have also been organized.
NMIMS IEEE
Prism
Project Management Institute (PMI)
4C
Model United Nations (MUN)
The NMIMS IEEE student branch was started in the year 2006 with initial student strength of
over 80. The branch is affiliated to the IEEE Mumbai section. The branch consists of a dedicated
group of students who aim to gain exposure to new technical advancements for greater career
opportunities, through team meets and various other events, held regularly, to keep
themselves abreast with the latest developments in cutting-edge technology.
PRISM is a student oriented council which aims at enhancing the soft skills of students of
Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management and Engineering. The prime objective of the
cell is to empower students to acquire professional success and excel in their workplace. The
cell aims at imparting knowledge and enhancing skills of students in order to meet corporate
expectations. PRISM was set up in the academic year 2009 – 2010, so as to provide the students
with the necessary expertise, resources and support to master the art of self assessment,
decision making, goal setting and developing meaningful networking at workplace.
Project Management is a key thrust area for the MBA (Tech.) programme being conducted by
SVKM’s NMIMS University’s MPSTME. PMI (Project Management Institute) is a worldwide
apex body of PM Professionals with Chapters all over the world. MPSTME stated its PMI
Students branch in Oct. 2008.
4C is a student body with a motto to - Comment, Connect, Collect and Collaborate with the
industry to promote MPSTME as a brand and not continue to be overshadowed by the umbrella
of NMIMS. Major objectives of 4C - The Marketing Cell are to organize events to promote
inclusiveness among all the students of MPSTME. 4C acquires and disseminates knowledge
and information about desirable industries and shows to them the talent pool the college
contains. 4C has organized a series of workshops like – Understanding Sales and Branding,
Sensory Branding, Designing Customer Loyalty programs Pantaloons.
Model United Nations (also Model UN or MUN) is an academic simulation of the United Nations
that aims to educate participants about civics, current events, effective communication,
globalization and multilateral diplomacy. Model United Nations in the last 10 years has been a
prominent platform for students to test their debating as well as leadership skills helping them
excel with a global perspective apart from the usual scholastic one.
Hence in the academic year 2010 11 this particular area of co curricular fields was embarked
upon by setting up a MUN society in MPSTME. MPSTME participated in various MUNs like HR
MUN, Government Law college MUN, TSEC MUN, VJTI MUN, Jai Hind MUN, Vatumal MUN,
Ecole MUN to name a few, where apart from representing our college, the team also won 4
awards. Our college through the MUN society has also got an invite from the Harvard world
Model United nations in Singapore hosted by Harvard University.
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Findrome
ACM
FinDrome-The Finance cell of MPSTME was launched in 2008-2010 with the aim of
conducting activities and events that promote a culture to understand Finance, equip students
with the requisite financial expertise and help them make effective contribution to the growth
of the corporate world from now.
The cell saw its grand launch on 15th November 2008. The cell was inaugurated by Mr Bharat
Banka, CEO and MD Aditya Birla Group and by Mr. Jitin Khera, VP HSBC India. Currently, the
cell is headed by Prof. R C Agarwal (Chairperson- Technology Management MPSTME).
FinDrome, a students’ body, organizes events and activities such as workshops, panel
discussions, case study competitions, debates, market simulation games, guest lecturers from
industry experts etc in financial domain round the year. Such events and activities keep
students abreast with latest happenings in corporate and financial world.
ACM MPSTME is the official Student Chapter of Association for Computing Machinery at
MPSTME, NMIMS University. Since its Inception the committee members have tried to
develop a research and a competitive environment among students. The committee has
organized various mega and small scale events like ‘ The Open Book Programming
Competition’ and ‘The Royal Treasure Hunt’. Apart from this competition various workshops
and guest lecturers have also been organized.
NMIMS IEEE
Prism
Project Management Institute (PMI)
4C
Model United Nations (MUN)
The NMIMS IEEE student branch was started in the year 2006 with initial student strength of
over 80. The branch is affiliated to the IEEE Mumbai section. The branch consists of a dedicated
group of students who aim to gain exposure to new technical advancements for greater career
opportunities, through team meets and various other events, held regularly, to keep
themselves abreast with the latest developments in cutting-edge technology.
PRISM is a student oriented council which aims at enhancing the soft skills of students of
Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management and Engineering. The prime objective of the
cell is to empower students to acquire professional success and excel in their workplace. The
cell aims at imparting knowledge and enhancing skills of students in order to meet corporate
expectations. PRISM was set up in the academic year 2009 – 2010, so as to provide the students
with the necessary expertise, resources and support to master the art of self assessment,
decision making, goal setting and developing meaningful networking at workplace.
Project Management is a key thrust area for the MBA (Tech.) programme being conducted by
SVKM’s NMIMS University’s MPSTME. PMI (Project Management Institute) is a worldwide
apex body of PM Professionals with Chapters all over the world. MPSTME stated its PMI
Students branch in Oct. 2008.
4C is a student body with a motto to - Comment, Connect, Collect and Collaborate with the
industry to promote MPSTME as a brand and not continue to be overshadowed by the umbrella
of NMIMS. Major objectives of 4C - The Marketing Cell are to organize events to promote
inclusiveness among all the students of MPSTME. 4C acquires and disseminates knowledge
and information about desirable industries and shows to them the talent pool the college
contains. 4C has organized a series of workshops like – Understanding Sales and Branding,
Sensory Branding, Designing Customer Loyalty programs Pantaloons.
Model United Nations (also Model UN or MUN) is an academic simulation of the United Nations
that aims to educate participants about civics, current events, effective communication,
globalization and multilateral diplomacy. Model United Nations in the last 10 years has been a
prominent platform for students to test their debating as well as leadership skills helping them
excel with a global perspective apart from the usual scholastic one.
Hence in the academic year 2010 11 this particular area of co curricular fields was embarked
upon by setting up a MUN society in MPSTME. MPSTME participated in various MUNs like HR
MUN, Government Law college MUN, TSEC MUN, VJTI MUN, Jai Hind MUN, Vatumal MUN,
Ecole MUN to name a few, where apart from representing our college, the team also won 4
awards. Our college through the MUN society has also got an invite from the Harvard world
Model United nations in Singapore hosted by Harvard University.
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Financial Services Banking Management Consultancy Media
& Telecom
J P Morgan Chase Bank of India PricewaterhouseCoopers Phone Valley
Kotak Prime Central Bank of India Ernst and Young Idea Cellular
Meghraj Capital Advisors Bank of Maharashtra Microqual
Nomura Kotak Mahindra Bank
Union Bank of India
Marketing
Hundred percent placement was achieved for the batch of MBA (Tech.) students who passed in 2010.
Sector wise placements are mentioned
The successful completion of Placement Season for the batch of 2010 B.Tech, with 100%
placements, was a testimony of faith reposed by corporate world in SVKM’s NMIMS. The
number of recruiters who participated in this year’s placement stood at more than 15. This in
itself is an achievement for the college, where the first batch of B.Tech was passing out.
The Placement process saw top notch recruiters vying to lure talent that SVKM’s NMIMS
MPSTME has become synonymous with offering coveted profile in traditional as well as niche
domains. To add to this we are observing a surge of new partners joining the recruitment
process for the upcoming year. All this has become possible because of the continuous growth
in the ‘Institute Industry linkages’.
Through summer internships the B. Tech students are provided an opportunity to have an
experience of the corporate world. This summer internship which a student has to go through
at the end of his third year makes him industry ready. The crowning glories of the summer
internship were the 145 companies, who picked up our students for training.
The month of December 2009 to February 2010 was the placement season at MPSTME for
B.Tech students. It was placement galore for NMIMS MPSTME as the student’s across all the
streams received employment offers from several of the country’s best recruiters viz Infosys,
Accenture, Tech Mahindra, Patni, HCL Technologies, HCL Comnet, Tavant Technologies etc.
Our students have always been highly selective about the work profile which help them sculpt
the trail blazing career path that NMIMS has always been famous for. Students aim to make a
mark in a consulting domain and are greeted with unparallel opportunities from global
consulting firms like Standard & Poor’s Capital IQ, Intergreons Grail Research etc.
We are confident about our students that the students will be continuing to put in their best
efforts and will carry forward the NMIMS tradition of transcending horizons.
Banks
Brokerage
Chemical
Consultancy
Family Business
Finance
FMCG
Green Energy
Higher Studies
Insurance
IT
Manufacturing
Nano Tech Manufacturing
Packaging
Telecom
Telecom Infrastructure
36 37
Student Speak Placement
The Placecom has been crucial to our success in getting placed in such reputed companies.
From the beginning of the academic year itself the Placecom, under the guidance of Prof.Nikhil
Gala, has ensured that we'd be completely prepared for anything and everything. We had a
battery of mock aptitude tests and group discussion sessions conducted till we were quite
seasoned to take on any challenge that could be thrown at us. All this paid off big time when
we saw some of the big names that had lined up – Infosys, Accenture, HCL, Tech
Mahindra….all raving for a piece of us thanks to the Placecom. They came, they saw…..we
conquered.
It was with trepidation that we fourth year students entered the final year, thinking about our
future prospects. Our worries were allayed, however, when the placement committee came
into the scene. The team of dedicated members at the placement committee ensured that I got
a job profile that suited my needs and gave me great career options. Being part of the
placement committee, I had the privilege to work with senior faculty members and support
staff who impressed all with their professionalism. No student left behind was our motto and
the Institute's management more than lived up to the billing.
NMIMS, being in the lap of nature gives us the best possible environment to indulge our minds
at its full potential in studies. Various cells and departments like Professional and Personality
Development Cell, Social Activity Cell, Computer Society of India, IEEE, and many more
provide us the best platform and exposure to use our skills in the most creative manner.
Timely lectures by guest faculties from Mumbai help us in learning even the most difficult
topics very easily. In one line NMIMS can be described as the GURUKUL of 21st century where
trend and culture go hand in hand.
My journey in this institution has been full of wonderful experiences which I will always
cherish. The quiet and ample atmosphere nurtures the growth of a person both as an
individual and a professional. The trimester pattern ensures efficient utilization of time. Being
in a residential campus, one learns to manage time and resources optimally. The
infrastructure and facilities are excellent. The faculty is very supporting and always prepared
to guide. The Dean is very open to suggestions and accessible to the students. In the end, I
would just like to say that I owe a lot to NMIMS – it's worth the name.
It has been a wonderful experience to be a part of this renowned institution which follows a
unique system of education. The trimester system keeps us focused throughout the year and
the faculty members provide us great guidance. Being a 24*7 Campus, recourses are all time
available. The Labs are well equipped and the infrastructure is flawless. The place provides us
calm and peaceful environment to study and to grow. I am thankful to this institution to make
me realize my potentials and utilize my creativity to the best.
By Vishakha Jain – IT
By Siddhi Raj Singh Bisht – CS B
By Mayank Pratap Singh – IT
By Janak A. Jain – IT
By Radhika Sharde – CS
Financial Services Banking Management Consultancy Media
& Telecom
J P Morgan Chase Bank of India PricewaterhouseCoopers Phone Valley
Kotak Prime Central Bank of India Ernst and Young Idea Cellular
Meghraj Capital Advisors Bank of Maharashtra Microqual
Nomura Kotak Mahindra Bank
Union Bank of India
Marketing
Hundred percent placement was achieved for the batch of MBA (Tech.) students who passed in 2010.
Sector wise placements are mentioned
The successful completion of Placement Season for the batch of 2010 B.Tech, with 100%
placements, was a testimony of faith reposed by corporate world in SVKM’s NMIMS. The
number of recruiters who participated in this year’s placement stood at more than 15. This in
itself is an achievement for the college, where the first batch of B.Tech was passing out.
The Placement process saw top notch recruiters vying to lure talent that SVKM’s NMIMS
MPSTME has become synonymous with offering coveted profile in traditional as well as niche
domains. To add to this we are observing a surge of new partners joining the recruitment
process for the upcoming year. All this has become possible because of the continuous growth
in the ‘Institute Industry linkages’.
Through summer internships the B. Tech students are provided an opportunity to have an
experience of the corporate world. This summer internship which a student has to go through
at the end of his third year makes him industry ready. The crowning glories of the summer
internship were the 145 companies, who picked up our students for training.
The month of December 2009 to February 2010 was the placement season at MPSTME for
B.Tech students. It was placement galore for NMIMS MPSTME as the student’s across all the
streams received employment offers from several of the country’s best recruiters viz Infosys,
Accenture, Tech Mahindra, Patni, HCL Technologies, HCL Comnet, Tavant Technologies etc.
Our students have always been highly selective about the work profile which help them sculpt
the trail blazing career path that NMIMS has always been famous for. Students aim to make a
mark in a consulting domain and are greeted with unparallel opportunities from global
consulting firms like Standard & Poor’s Capital IQ, Intergreons Grail Research etc.
We are confident about our students that the students will be continuing to put in their best
efforts and will carry forward the NMIMS tradition of transcending horizons.
Banks
Brokerage
Chemical
Consultancy
Family Business
Finance
FMCG
Green Energy
Higher Studies
Insurance
IT
Manufacturing
Nano Tech Manufacturing
Packaging
Telecom
Telecom Infrastructure
36 37
Student Speak Placement
The Placecom has been crucial to our success in getting placed in such reputed companies.
From the beginning of the academic year itself the Placecom, under the guidance of Prof.Nikhil
Gala, has ensured that we'd be completely prepared for anything and everything. We had a
battery of mock aptitude tests and group discussion sessions conducted till we were quite
seasoned to take on any challenge that could be thrown at us. All this paid off big time when
we saw some of the big names that had lined up – Infosys, Accenture, HCL, Tech
Mahindra….all raving for a piece of us thanks to the Placecom. They came, they saw…..we
conquered.
It was with trepidation that we fourth year students entered the final year, thinking about our
future prospects. Our worries were allayed, however, when the placement committee came
into the scene. The team of dedicated members at the placement committee ensured that I got
a job profile that suited my needs and gave me great career options. Being part of the
placement committee, I had the privilege to work with senior faculty members and support
staff who impressed all with their professionalism. No student left behind was our motto and
the Institute's management more than lived up to the billing.
NMIMS, being in the lap of nature gives us the best possible environment to indulge our minds
at its full potential in studies. Various cells and departments like Professional and Personality
Development Cell, Social Activity Cell, Computer Society of India, IEEE, and many more
provide us the best platform and exposure to use our skills in the most creative manner.
Timely lectures by guest faculties from Mumbai help us in learning even the most difficult
topics very easily. In one line NMIMS can be described as the GURUKUL of 21st century where
trend and culture go hand in hand.
My journey in this institution has been full of wonderful experiences which I will always
cherish. The quiet and ample atmosphere nurtures the growth of a person both as an
individual and a professional. The trimester pattern ensures efficient utilization of time. Being
in a residential campus, one learns to manage time and resources optimally. The
infrastructure and facilities are excellent. The faculty is very supporting and always prepared
to guide. The Dean is very open to suggestions and accessible to the students. In the end, I
would just like to say that I owe a lot to NMIMS – it's worth the name.
It has been a wonderful experience to be a part of this renowned institution which follows a
unique system of education. The trimester system keeps us focused throughout the year and
the faculty members provide us great guidance. Being a 24*7 Campus, recourses are all time
available. The Labs are well equipped and the infrastructure is flawless. The place provides us
calm and peaceful environment to study and to grow. I am thankful to this institution to make
me realize my potentials and utilize my creativity to the best.
By Vishakha Jain – IT
By Siddhi Raj Singh Bisht – CS B
By Mayank Pratap Singh – IT
By Janak A. Jain – IT
By Radhika Sharde – CS
MUMBAI CAMPUSDr. D. J. Shah
Dean
M.Chem., Ph.D. (Tech.), DMS
Chemical Engineering
Dr. Suni Rai
Dean (Technology Management)
B.Sc., MESC (Marine Engg.), M.Tech. (CS)
MBA, Ph.D.
Marine Engg. Enterprise Solution,
IT Strategy, Infrastructure Management
Dr. Vijay Raisinghani
Professor & HOD
(Information Technology)
B.E.(Machine Tools Engg.),
M.Tech. (IT), Ph.D. (IT),
Protocol Stacks
Prof. R.C. Agarwal
Chairperson (Technology Management) &
Associate Professor
B.Com., CAIIB, FCA
Finance & HR
Dr. Anant Jhaveri
Professor & HOD (Chemical Engg.)
Ph.D. (Tech.) - Chemical Engineering
Process Engineering
Dr. K. D. Desai
Professor & HOD (EXTC)
B.E (Elect.) , M.E (Elex-Comp Sc),
Ph.D.
Biomedical
PROFESSORS
Faculty, MPSTME (Mumbai)
Dr. S.D. Bhagwat
Professor & HOD (Electronics)
M.E. (Elect),Ph.D.(Instrumentation & Control),
PDOM, C.E. (Elect/Electronic Engg.)
Integrated Circuit Design
Dr. H. B. Kekre
Sr. Professor Computer Engineering
Ph.D. (System Identification)
Image Processing, Signal Processing
Prof. V. Seshadri
B.Tech., DMS
Technology Management,
Quality Engineering, R&D Management,
Project Management
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
Prof. A. C. Mehta
HOD (Mechanical Engg.)
M.E. (Mech.), D.I.S, M.I.E, C.Engg. (I)
Machine Design, Manufacturing Engg.
& Management, Industrial Safety
Prof. Pravin Shrinath
HOD (Computer)
B.E. (Computer), M.E. (Comp. Engg.),
Image processing, Artificial Intelligence &
Distributed Computing
Dr. Ketan Shah
B.E., M.E. (Electronics), PGDCA,
PDMMSE, Ph.D. (IT)
Optimization of Association Rules in
Data Mining
using Parallel Approach
Dr. V.P.N. Padmanaban
M.Sc., Ph.D. (Physics)
High-TC Superconductors
Prof. Sanjeev Arora
B.Com. MMS, MBA
Marketing, General Management
Prof. Rajesh Y. Patil
B.E., M.E. (Production Engineering)
Manufacturing Engineering & Automation
Prof. Vaishali Kulkarni
B.E. (Electronics), M.E (EXTC)
Networking, signal processing
Prof. Sudeep Thepade
B.E. (Computer), M.E. (Computer Engg.)
Image Processing, Computer Networks,
Object Oriented Analysis & Design
Prof. Dhirendra Mishra
M.E. (Comp.)
Image Processing
Prof. Vinod Jain
B.E. (Electronics Instr.), M.S. (VLSI Design
& Comp. Architecture)
Computer Architecture and
VLSI System Design
Prof. Lakshmi Gorty
B.Sc., M.Sc., M.Phil. (Mathematics)
Integral Transforms, MATLAB &
its applications
Prof. Kedar Subramanian
B.E. (Comp.), MBA (Finance & IT)
Technology Management, OOAD,
Application of IT in Financial Sector
Prof. Manoj Sankhe
B.E. (Electronics), M.E. (Digital Electronics)
Electronics: Embedded Systems,
Neural Networks
Prof. Pintu Shah
B.E., PGDIT, MTM
Information Technology
Prof. Nishita Parekh
B.E. (Chemical), MBA (HR)
Chemical Engineering & HR
Prof. Pratidnya Hegde Patil
MCA, M. Tech (IT), PGDST, DCAT
Database Systems, Data Structures &
algorithms, Computer Applications,
Operating Systems
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
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Faculty Profile
MUMBAI CAMPUSDr. D. J. Shah
Dean
M.Chem., Ph.D. (Tech.), DMS
Chemical Engineering
Dr. Suni Rai
Dean (Technology Management)
B.Sc., MESC (Marine Engg.), M.Tech. (CS)
MBA, Ph.D.
Marine Engg. Enterprise Solution,
IT Strategy, Infrastructure Management
Dr. Vijay Raisinghani
Professor & HOD
(Information Technology)
B.E.(Machine Tools Engg.),
M.Tech. (IT), Ph.D. (IT),
Protocol Stacks
Prof. R.C. Agarwal
Chairperson (Technology Management) &
Associate Professor
B.Com., CAIIB, FCA
Finance & HR
Dr. Anant Jhaveri
Professor & HOD (Chemical Engg.)
Ph.D. (Tech.) - Chemical Engineering
Process Engineering
Dr. K. D. Desai
Professor & HOD (EXTC)
B.E (Elect.) , M.E (Elex-Comp Sc),
Ph.D.
Biomedical
PROFESSORS
Faculty, MPSTME (Mumbai)
Dr. S.D. Bhagwat
Professor & HOD (Electronics)
M.E. (Elect),Ph.D.(Instrumentation & Control),
PDOM, C.E. (Elect/Electronic Engg.)
Integrated Circuit Design
Dr. H. B. Kekre
Sr. Professor Computer Engineering
Ph.D. (System Identification)
Image Processing, Signal Processing
Prof. V. Seshadri
B.Tech., DMS
Technology Management,
Quality Engineering, R&D Management,
Project Management
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
Prof. A. C. Mehta
HOD (Mechanical Engg.)
M.E. (Mech.), D.I.S, M.I.E, C.Engg. (I)
Machine Design, Manufacturing Engg.
& Management, Industrial Safety
Prof. Pravin Shrinath
HOD (Computer)
B.E. (Computer), M.E. (Comp. Engg.),
Image processing, Artificial Intelligence &
Distributed Computing
Dr. Ketan Shah
B.E., M.E. (Electronics), PGDCA,
PDMMSE, Ph.D. (IT)
Optimization of Association Rules in
Data Mining
using Parallel Approach
Dr. V.P.N. Padmanaban
M.Sc., Ph.D. (Physics)
High-TC Superconductors
Prof. Sanjeev Arora
B.Com. MMS, MBA
Marketing, General Management
Prof. Rajesh Y. Patil
B.E., M.E. (Production Engineering)
Manufacturing Engineering & Automation
Prof. Vaishali Kulkarni
B.E. (Electronics), M.E (EXTC)
Networking, signal processing
Prof. Sudeep Thepade
B.E. (Computer), M.E. (Computer Engg.)
Image Processing, Computer Networks,
Object Oriented Analysis & Design
Prof. Dhirendra Mishra
M.E. (Comp.)
Image Processing
Prof. Vinod Jain
B.E. (Electronics Instr.), M.S. (VLSI Design
& Comp. Architecture)
Computer Architecture and
VLSI System Design
Prof. Lakshmi Gorty
B.Sc., M.Sc., M.Phil. (Mathematics)
Integral Transforms, MATLAB &
its applications
Prof. Kedar Subramanian
B.E. (Comp.), MBA (Finance & IT)
Technology Management, OOAD,
Application of IT in Financial Sector
Prof. Manoj Sankhe
B.E. (Electronics), M.E. (Digital Electronics)
Electronics: Embedded Systems,
Neural Networks
Prof. Pintu Shah
B.E., PGDIT, MTM
Information Technology
Prof. Nishita Parekh
B.E. (Chemical), MBA (HR)
Chemical Engineering & HR
Prof. Pratidnya Hegde Patil
MCA, M. Tech (IT), PGDST, DCAT
Database Systems, Data Structures &
algorithms, Computer Applications,
Operating Systems
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
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Faculty Profile
Prof. Rashmi K. Bhatia
Dip. in (Elec.), AMIETE, M.Tech.
Electronics, Circuits & System Design
Prof. Anushree Chaturvedi
M.Sc. (Chem.)
Analytical Chemistry, Bio.Chemistry
Prof. Girish Bagale
Dip. in (Mech.),B.E. (Auto),
M.Tech. (Prod. Tech. & Mgmt.)
Operation & Marketing Management
Prof. S. Nagalakshmi
M. Sc. (Mathematics)
Differential Forms in Topology,
Finite Fields and Applications
Prof. Rukhsana Sayed
B.E. (Electronics), MBA (HRD),
M.Tech (Telecommunication), ADCSSA
Telecommunication
Prof. Sawankumar R. Naik
M.Tech. (Production Technology & Management)
Production / Operations Management
Prof. Avinash More
B.E. (Electronics), M.Tech
Microprocessor, Microcontrollers,
Embedded System
Prof. Nikhil Gala
B.E. (EXTC)
Microcontrollers & Embedded Programming,
Speech Prcoessing
Prof. Sheetal Gonsalves
M.Sc. (Mathematics), M.Phil.
Applied Mathematics
Prof. Sanjay Sange
B.E. (Industrial Electronics)
Image Processing, Electronic Devices & Circuits,
Electric Networks, ADBMS
Prof. Anjana Rodrigues
B.Tech. (EEE)
Power Electronics
Dr. Priy Brat Dwivedi
M.Sc. (Chemistry), Ph.D.,
Organic Chemistry
Prof. Prashasti Kanikar
B.E. (Computer Sc. & Engg.)
Computer Engg.
Prof. Abhay Kolhe
B.E. (Computer Engg.), MBA (Finance)
M.E. (Computer Sci. & Engg.)
Database systems
Prof. Krishna Palod
MCA
Programming, Operation Research,
networking
Prof. Ashish J. Deshmukh
M.E. (Production Technology & Management)
Supply Chain & Logistic Management
Prof. Shilpa D'Cunha
B.Ed., M.Sc.(Maths),
Mathematics
Prof. Shubha Puthran
B.E. (Computer Science)
Computer Science (COA, C Programming,
System Software)
Prof. Dimple Parekh
B.E. (IT)
Information Technology
Prof. Sudarsana Sarkar
M.A. (English Literature), MBA (HR),
M.Phil. (Development Studies)
Literature & Cultural Studies
Prof. Cheruvu Bharathi
M.Sc. (Pure Mathematics), M.Phil.
Mathematics with Operations Research
Prof. Kanchan Bakade
B.E. (EXTC)
RF & Microwaves, Digital Electronics
Prof. Avinash Tandle
B.E. (EXTC)
Biomedical & Electronics
Prof. Sakshi Sharma
B.Tech. (Computer Science)
Computer Science & Engg.
Prof. Mahesh Maurya
B.E. (Computer Science & Engg.)
Multimedia, Distributed,
Parallel computing
Prof. Rekha Vig
B.E. (EXTC), M.Tech. (Telecom)
EXTC
Prof. Pallavi Halarnkar
B.E. (Comp. Engg.), M.E.
Image Processing
Prof. Rahul Pathare
B.E. (EXTC), M.Tech (EXTC)
Wireless sensor networks, Digital Electronics
Prof. Sonal Parmar
B.E. (EXTC), M.Tech. (Electronics Engineering)
Radar, Satellite & Optical Communication
Dr. Ajay Phirke
M.Sc., Ph.D.(Physics)
Solid state physics, Digital
Electronics, Material science
Prof. Rakhshan Anjum Shaikh
B.E. (EXTC)
Electronics & telecommunication
Prof. Manisha Tiwari
MCA
DBMS
Prof. Mamta Ubnare
B.Tech. (IT), M.Tech (Comp. Sc.)
Java, Linux, C++, Networking, AI,
ASP.Net, Compiler Design
Prof. Pankti Doshi
B.E. (Comp.),
DBMS, Object Oriented Programming
Prof. Manjusha Joshi
Dip. (IT & CM), B.E. (EXTC),
M.E. (Electronics)
Electronics & Neurol Network
Prof. Alpa Reshamwala
B.E. (Comp), M.E. (Comp)
Data Mining, Distributed Database,
Software Management, Operating System
Prof. Shivangi Borasia
B.E. (IT)
Database Management (DBMS),
Operating Systems, Computer Networks
Prof. Vipul Gohil
B.E. (Electronics)
Microprocessors, Microcontrollers
and Digital Electronics
Prof. Ketki Deshmukh
B.E. (EXTC),
Electronics & Telecommunication
Prof. Tazeen Sheikh
B.E. (Electronics)
Electronics
Prof. Mathew Rejo Rajan
B.E. (EXTC)
MS SQL, C Programming
Prof. Grishma Kulkarni
B.H.Sc. with Hospitality, Administration &
Mgmt., Dip. In T&T, MBA (Strategy)
Strategy & Marketing
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Prof. Rashmi K. Bhatia
Dip. in (Elec.), AMIETE, M.Tech.
Electronics, Circuits & System Design
Prof. Anushree Chaturvedi
M.Sc. (Chem.)
Analytical Chemistry, Bio.Chemistry
Prof. Girish Bagale
Dip. in (Mech.),B.E. (Auto),
M.Tech. (Prod. Tech. & Mgmt.)
Operation & Marketing Management
Prof. S. Nagalakshmi
M. Sc. (Mathematics)
Differential Forms in Topology,
Finite Fields and Applications
Prof. Rukhsana Sayed
B.E. (Electronics), MBA (HRD),
M.Tech (Telecommunication), ADCSSA
Telecommunication
Prof. Sawankumar R. Naik
M.Tech. (Production Technology & Management)
Production / Operations Management
Prof. Avinash More
B.E. (Electronics), M.Tech
Microprocessor, Microcontrollers,
Embedded System
Prof. Nikhil Gala
B.E. (EXTC)
Microcontrollers & Embedded Programming,
Speech Prcoessing
Prof. Sheetal Gonsalves
M.Sc. (Mathematics), M.Phil.
Applied Mathematics
Prof. Sanjay Sange
B.E. (Industrial Electronics)
Image Processing, Electronic Devices & Circuits,
Electric Networks, ADBMS
Prof. Anjana Rodrigues
B.Tech. (EEE)
Power Electronics
Dr. Priy Brat Dwivedi
M.Sc. (Chemistry), Ph.D.,
Organic Chemistry
Prof. Prashasti Kanikar
B.E. (Computer Sc. & Engg.)
Computer Engg.
Prof. Abhay Kolhe
B.E. (Computer Engg.), MBA (Finance)
M.E. (Computer Sci. & Engg.)
Database systems
Prof. Krishna Palod
MCA
Programming, Operation Research,
networking
Prof. Ashish J. Deshmukh
M.E. (Production Technology & Management)
Supply Chain & Logistic Management
Prof. Shilpa D'Cunha
B.Ed., M.Sc.(Maths),
Mathematics
Prof. Shubha Puthran
B.E. (Computer Science)
Computer Science (COA, C Programming,
System Software)
Prof. Dimple Parekh
B.E. (IT)
Information Technology
Prof. Sudarsana Sarkar
M.A. (English Literature), MBA (HR),
M.Phil. (Development Studies)
Literature & Cultural Studies
Prof. Cheruvu Bharathi
M.Sc. (Pure Mathematics), M.Phil.
Mathematics with Operations Research
Prof. Kanchan Bakade
B.E. (EXTC)
RF & Microwaves, Digital Electronics
Prof. Avinash Tandle
B.E. (EXTC)
Biomedical & Electronics
Prof. Sakshi Sharma
B.Tech. (Computer Science)
Computer Science & Engg.
Prof. Mahesh Maurya
B.E. (Computer Science & Engg.)
Multimedia, Distributed,
Parallel computing
Prof. Rekha Vig
B.E. (EXTC), M.Tech. (Telecom)
EXTC
Prof. Pallavi Halarnkar
B.E. (Comp. Engg.), M.E.
Image Processing
Prof. Rahul Pathare
B.E. (EXTC), M.Tech (EXTC)
Wireless sensor networks, Digital Electronics
Prof. Sonal Parmar
B.E. (EXTC), M.Tech. (Electronics Engineering)
Radar, Satellite & Optical Communication
Dr. Ajay Phirke
M.Sc., Ph.D.(Physics)
Solid state physics, Digital
Electronics, Material science
Prof. Rakhshan Anjum Shaikh
B.E. (EXTC)
Electronics & telecommunication
Prof. Manisha Tiwari
MCA
DBMS
Prof. Mamta Ubnare
B.Tech. (IT), M.Tech (Comp. Sc.)
Java, Linux, C++, Networking, AI,
ASP.Net, Compiler Design
Prof. Pankti Doshi
B.E. (Comp.),
DBMS, Object Oriented Programming
Prof. Manjusha Joshi
Dip. (IT & CM), B.E. (EXTC),
M.E. (Electronics)
Electronics & Neurol Network
Prof. Alpa Reshamwala
B.E. (Comp), M.E. (Comp)
Data Mining, Distributed Database,
Software Management, Operating System
Prof. Shivangi Borasia
B.E. (IT)
Database Management (DBMS),
Operating Systems, Computer Networks
Prof. Vipul Gohil
B.E. (Electronics)
Microprocessors, Microcontrollers
and Digital Electronics
Prof. Ketki Deshmukh
B.E. (EXTC),
Electronics & Telecommunication
Prof. Tazeen Sheikh
B.E. (Electronics)
Electronics
Prof. Mathew Rejo Rajan
B.E. (EXTC)
MS SQL, C Programming
Prof. Grishma Kulkarni
B.H.Sc. with Hospitality, Administration &
Mgmt., Dip. In T&T, MBA (Strategy)
Strategy & Marketing
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Prof. Jinu Kurian
M.Sc., (Environmental Sc.)
Cleaner Technologies, Pollution Prevention,
Corporate Environmental Management issues
Prof. Vijay Katkar
B.E. (IT), M.Tech (Computer)
Data Warehousing, data Mining,
Embedded System
Prof. Binny Khanna
M.Tech (CCS), M.Sc.(CS), B.C.A
Application Development for Firmware
Prof. B. Swarnalata Rao
B.Tech (Comp)
Distributed Systems, Simulation and Modeling,
information theory and coding
Prof. Niti Desai
M.E (Comp. Engg.)
Datamining & Datawarehousing,
Software Engineering
Prof. Sumita Nainan
M.E. (Micro Processing Systm & App.),
B.E. ( Electrical)
Micro Processing System
Dr. Heena Shevde
B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D. (Physics)
Applied Physics
Prof. Minakshi Gupta
Dip. Electronics, B.Tech (EXTC)
Electronics
Dr. Nikita Trivedi
M.Sc, Ph.D. (Maths)
Inventory Modules
Prof. Raminder Kaur
M.Tech (Comp.Sc.& Engg.), MCA
Programming in C, OOP with C++,
Computer Graphics, DBMS, Computer Networks
Prof. Rik Das
B.E. (IT), M. TECH (IT)
Computer Networking
TEACHING ASSISTANTSMr. Siddharth Patankar
B.E. (EXTC)
Fibre Optics Communication, Microprocessor
Mr. Kushal Adhvaryu
B.E. (Comp)
Java, DBMS
Mr. Navin Kumar
B. E. (EXTC)
EXTC
Mr. Vishal Kumar Sharma
B.Tech
Electronics
Mr. Hemal Chevli
B.E.(EXTC)
Electronics
Ms. Laxmi Nagpal
B.E.(Biomedical)
Bio-Medical
Mr. Dhaval Surelia
B.E. (Inst)
Inst. Engineering
Mr. Pradeep Tiwari
B.E.(Elec & Telecom)
Electronics
Mr. Kaustubh Lohiya
B.E. (Computer)
Computer Engineering
Ms. Ankita Taparia
B.Tech (Computer)
Computer Engineering
Mr. Sumit Mahalle
Computer Engineering
B.E. (Computer)
SHIRPUR CAMPUS
ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
Prof J S Umale
Incharge Associate Dean &
Associate Professor
B.E., M.E. (Comp. Engg.),
Computer Engineering
Prof. Suryakant B Patil
Incharge Corporate Relations & Placements
HOD (IT & TM)
B.E. (CSE), M.E. (Comp. Engg.),
IT/Computer Engineering
Dr. N. S. Choubey
HOD (Computer)
B.E.,M.E. (Comp Engg.), Ph.D.,
Computer Engineering
Prof. Shailendra B.
HOD (Telecom)
B.E. (Electrical), M.E. (Ind. Engg.)
Electronics
Prof. Rahul M. Samant
B.E. (Comp. Engg.), M.E. (IT)
Information Technology
Prof. Preeti Patil
DCS, B.E. (Computer), M.E. (Comp. Engg.),
Computer Engineering
Prof. Shashikant Patil
B.E. (Electronics), M.Tech. (EXTC)
EXTC
Prof. Atul Patil
B.E., M.E. Extc
EXTC
Prof. Vishal Fegade
Incharge (Mech / Civil)
B.E. (Mech.), M.E. (Design Engg.)
Mechanical
Dr. Malvika Sharma,
Incharge First Year
Ph.D. Chemistry
Prof. Pranav Kayande
B.E.(Comp. Engg), MBA(IT & Marketing)
Management
Prof. Sudhir Chaurey
M.E. (CIM), AMIE (Mech.)
Manufacturing
Prof. Sonia Relan
B.E. (Comp. Engg.), M.Tech. Comp
Information Technology
Prof. Hari Mohan Pandey
B.Tech. (CSE), M.Tech. Comp
Computer/IT
Prof. Yogesh Chaudhary
B.E. (Comp.Engg). M.Tech (Computer)
IT/Comp
Prof. Amar Khalore
B.E. (E & P Engg.)
Electronics & Power Engg.
Prof. Varsha Nemade
B.E. (Comp. Engg.)
Computer
Prof. Vivek Sharma
M.Sc. (Mathematics)
Mathematics
Prof. Prashant Udawant
B.Tech. (Comp. Engg.)
Computer
Prof. Meeta Manwani
MCA
Computer
Prof. Ravindra Bhatt
B.E. (Electronics)
EXTC
Prof. Sachin Sonawane
B.E. (Electronics)
Electronics
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Prof. Jinu Kurian
M.Sc., (Environmental Sc.)
Cleaner Technologies, Pollution Prevention,
Corporate Environmental Management issues
Prof. Vijay Katkar
B.E. (IT), M.Tech (Computer)
Data Warehousing, data Mining,
Embedded System
Prof. Binny Khanna
M.Tech (CCS), M.Sc.(CS), B.C.A
Application Development for Firmware
Prof. B. Swarnalata Rao
B.Tech (Comp)
Distributed Systems, Simulation and Modeling,
information theory and coding
Prof. Niti Desai
M.E (Comp. Engg.)
Datamining & Datawarehousing,
Software Engineering
Prof. Sumita Nainan
M.E. (Micro Processing Systm & App.),
B.E. ( Electrical)
Micro Processing System
Dr. Heena Shevde
B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D. (Physics)
Applied Physics
Prof. Minakshi Gupta
Dip. Electronics, B.Tech (EXTC)
Electronics
Dr. Nikita Trivedi
M.Sc, Ph.D. (Maths)
Inventory Modules
Prof. Raminder Kaur
M.Tech (Comp.Sc.& Engg.), MCA
Programming in C, OOP with C++,
Computer Graphics, DBMS, Computer Networks
Prof. Rik Das
B.E. (IT), M. TECH (IT)
Computer Networking
TEACHING ASSISTANTSMr. Siddharth Patankar
B.E. (EXTC)
Fibre Optics Communication, Microprocessor
Mr. Kushal Adhvaryu
B.E. (Comp)
Java, DBMS
Mr. Navin Kumar
B. E. (EXTC)
EXTC
Mr. Vishal Kumar Sharma
B.Tech
Electronics
Mr. Hemal Chevli
B.E.(EXTC)
Electronics
Ms. Laxmi Nagpal
B.E.(Biomedical)
Bio-Medical
Mr. Dhaval Surelia
B.E. (Inst)
Inst. Engineering
Mr. Pradeep Tiwari
B.E.(Elec & Telecom)
Electronics
Mr. Kaustubh Lohiya
B.E. (Computer)
Computer Engineering
Ms. Ankita Taparia
B.Tech (Computer)
Computer Engineering
Mr. Sumit Mahalle
Computer Engineering
B.E. (Computer)
SHIRPUR CAMPUS
ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
Prof J S Umale
Incharge Associate Dean &
Associate Professor
B.E., M.E. (Comp. Engg.),
Computer Engineering
Prof. Suryakant B Patil
Incharge Corporate Relations & Placements
HOD (IT & TM)
B.E. (CSE), M.E. (Comp. Engg.),
IT/Computer Engineering
Dr. N. S. Choubey
HOD (Computer)
B.E.,M.E. (Comp Engg.), Ph.D.,
Computer Engineering
Prof. Shailendra B.
HOD (Telecom)
B.E. (Electrical), M.E. (Ind. Engg.)
Electronics
Prof. Rahul M. Samant
B.E. (Comp. Engg.), M.E. (IT)
Information Technology
Prof. Preeti Patil
DCS, B.E. (Computer), M.E. (Comp. Engg.),
Computer Engineering
Prof. Shashikant Patil
B.E. (Electronics), M.Tech. (EXTC)
EXTC
Prof. Atul Patil
B.E., M.E. Extc
EXTC
Prof. Vishal Fegade
Incharge (Mech / Civil)
B.E. (Mech.), M.E. (Design Engg.)
Mechanical
Dr. Malvika Sharma,
Incharge First Year
Ph.D. Chemistry
Prof. Pranav Kayande
B.E.(Comp. Engg), MBA(IT & Marketing)
Management
Prof. Sudhir Chaurey
M.E. (CIM), AMIE (Mech.)
Manufacturing
Prof. Sonia Relan
B.E. (Comp. Engg.), M.Tech. Comp
Information Technology
Prof. Hari Mohan Pandey
B.Tech. (CSE), M.Tech. Comp
Computer/IT
Prof. Yogesh Chaudhary
B.E. (Comp.Engg). M.Tech (Computer)
IT/Comp
Prof. Amar Khalore
B.E. (E & P Engg.)
Electronics & Power Engg.
Prof. Varsha Nemade
B.E. (Comp. Engg.)
Computer
Prof. Vivek Sharma
M.Sc. (Mathematics)
Mathematics
Prof. Prashant Udawant
B.Tech. (Comp. Engg.)
Computer
Prof. Meeta Manwani
MCA
Computer
Prof. Ravindra Bhatt
B.E. (Electronics)
EXTC
Prof. Sachin Sonawane
B.E. (Electronics)
Electronics
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Prof. Shivaji Methe
M.A, M.Phil (English)
Communication Skills
Prof. Bipin Jadhav
M.Sc. (Mathematics)
Mathematics
Prof. Shital Mahajan
M.Sc. ( Maths)
Mathematics
Prof. Govind Rajput
M.Sc. (Mathematics)
Mathematics
Prof. Vivekanand Bagal
M.Sc. (Physics)
Physics
Prof. Samadhan Sonawane
B.E. (Comp. Engg)
Computer
Prof. Suraj Patil
B.E. (Comp.Engg)
Computer
Prof. Sonali Borse
B.E. (Comp.Engg)
Computer
Prof. Yogesh Borse
B.E. (EXTC)
EXTC
Prof. Prashant Sarode
B.E. (Electronics)
Electronics
Prof. Deepak Patil
B.E.(Mech)
Mechanical
Prof. Sachin Chavan
B.E. (Comp. Engg.)
Computer
Prof. Tukaram Gawali
B.E. (IT)
Information Technology
Pradnya Jain
B.E.(Computer Engg)
Computer
Prof. Rehan Ahmad
B.Tech (E&TC), M.E.(Electronics)
EXTC
Prof. Bhushan Inje
B.E.(Computer Engg)
Computer
Prof. Ajinkya Kulkarni
B.E. (EXTC)
EXTC
Prof. Prashant Koli
B.E. (Computer Engg)
Computer
Prof. Parag V Patil
M.Sc ( Mathematics )
Mathematics
Prof. Neha Relan
B.E.(Computer Engg)
Computer
Prof. Charudatta Chavan
B.E.(Mechanical)
Mechanical
Prof. Mayur Mehta
B.E.(Computer Engg)
Computer
Prof. Nitin Chavan
B.E.(Computer Engg)
Computer
Prof. Rajendra Shimpi
B.E.(Mechanical)
Mechanical
Prof. Komal Sangtani
B.E.(Computer Engg)
Computer
Prof. Vivek Khalane
B.E (Instru.), M.E ( Instrumentation)
EXTC
Prof. Hemant Wagh
B.E (Civil)
Civil Engineering
Prof. Sunil Chaudhari
B.E. (EXTC)
EXTC
Prof.Manisha Kasar
B.E.(Computer Engg)
Computer
Prof.Sheetal M Mahajan
MCA
Computer
(MUMBAI & SHIRPUR)
Prof. Sandeep Hegde
MHRDM, M.A. (Sociology),
D.M.M, D.C.P.A, B.Com
Environmental Studies
Prof. K. S. Kinage
M.E. (Electronics)
Electronics
Mr. Pradeep Talwelkar
B.E. (Chemical)
Chemical
Mr. Narendra M. Shekokar
M.E. (Computer)
Computer
TEACHING ASSISTANTS
ASSOCIATE & VISITING FACULTY
ASSOCIATE FACULTY
Mr. Avadhut A. Samant
B.E. (Production Engg),
M.E. (Production Engg.), DME Manufacturing
Mr. P. N. Joshi
B.E (Product Engg.), M.E (Product Engg.)
Manufacturing System & Strategy
Mr. Vishal Shah
B.E. (Chemical)
Chemical
Prof. Uday Pandit
M.Tech. (EXTC)
EXTC
Ms. Smita Pandia
B.Sc., B.Tech.
Chemical
Ms. Kavita Jadhav
B.Tech. (Food Engg.)
Chemical
Ms. Anagha Sapre
B.Sc. (Tech.)
Chemical
Mr. Shaikh Iqbal K.
B.E. (Mechanical)
Mechanical
Ms. Kavita Mhatre
Diploma in Electronics, B.E. (EXTC),
M.E. (EXTC)
Electronics & Telecommunication
Mr. Mihir Parekh
MBA (Finance), M.Com (Management)
Financial Accounts, Managerial Economics
Ms. Parul Dhir
MBA (Marketing)
Environmental Studies, Constitution of India
VISITING FACULTY
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Prof. Shivaji Methe
M.A, M.Phil (English)
Communication Skills
Prof. Bipin Jadhav
M.Sc. (Mathematics)
Mathematics
Prof. Shital Mahajan
M.Sc. ( Maths)
Mathematics
Prof. Govind Rajput
M.Sc. (Mathematics)
Mathematics
Prof. Vivekanand Bagal
M.Sc. (Physics)
Physics
Prof. Samadhan Sonawane
B.E. (Comp. Engg)
Computer
Prof. Suraj Patil
B.E. (Comp.Engg)
Computer
Prof. Sonali Borse
B.E. (Comp.Engg)
Computer
Prof. Yogesh Borse
B.E. (EXTC)
EXTC
Prof. Prashant Sarode
B.E. (Electronics)
Electronics
Prof. Deepak Patil
B.E.(Mech)
Mechanical
Prof. Sachin Chavan
B.E. (Comp. Engg.)
Computer
Prof. Tukaram Gawali
B.E. (IT)
Information Technology
Pradnya Jain
B.E.(Computer Engg)
Computer
Prof. Rehan Ahmad
B.Tech (E&TC), M.E.(Electronics)
EXTC
Prof. Bhushan Inje
B.E.(Computer Engg)
Computer
Prof. Ajinkya Kulkarni
B.E. (EXTC)
EXTC
Prof. Prashant Koli
B.E. (Computer Engg)
Computer
Prof. Parag V Patil
M.Sc ( Mathematics )
Mathematics
Prof. Neha Relan
B.E.(Computer Engg)
Computer
Prof. Charudatta Chavan
B.E.(Mechanical)
Mechanical
Prof. Mayur Mehta
B.E.(Computer Engg)
Computer
Prof. Nitin Chavan
B.E.(Computer Engg)
Computer
Prof. Rajendra Shimpi
B.E.(Mechanical)
Mechanical
Prof. Komal Sangtani
B.E.(Computer Engg)
Computer
Prof. Vivek Khalane
B.E (Instru.), M.E ( Instrumentation)
EXTC
Prof. Hemant Wagh
B.E (Civil)
Civil Engineering
Prof. Sunil Chaudhari
B.E. (EXTC)
EXTC
Prof.Manisha Kasar
B.E.(Computer Engg)
Computer
Prof.Sheetal M Mahajan
MCA
Computer
(MUMBAI & SHIRPUR)
Prof. Sandeep Hegde
MHRDM, M.A. (Sociology),
D.M.M, D.C.P.A, B.Com
Environmental Studies
Prof. K. S. Kinage
M.E. (Electronics)
Electronics
Mr. Pradeep Talwelkar
B.E. (Chemical)
Chemical
Mr. Narendra M. Shekokar
M.E. (Computer)
Computer
TEACHING ASSISTANTS
ASSOCIATE & VISITING FACULTY
ASSOCIATE FACULTY
Mr. Avadhut A. Samant
B.E. (Production Engg),
M.E. (Production Engg.), DME Manufacturing
Mr. P. N. Joshi
B.E (Product Engg.), M.E (Product Engg.)
Manufacturing System & Strategy
Mr. Vishal Shah
B.E. (Chemical)
Chemical
Prof. Uday Pandit
M.Tech. (EXTC)
EXTC
Ms. Smita Pandia
B.Sc., B.Tech.
Chemical
Ms. Kavita Jadhav
B.Tech. (Food Engg.)
Chemical
Ms. Anagha Sapre
B.Sc. (Tech.)
Chemical
Mr. Shaikh Iqbal K.
B.E. (Mechanical)
Mechanical
Ms. Kavita Mhatre
Diploma in Electronics, B.E. (EXTC),
M.E. (EXTC)
Electronics & Telecommunication
Mr. Mihir Parekh
MBA (Finance), M.Com (Management)
Financial Accounts, Managerial Economics
Ms. Parul Dhir
MBA (Marketing)
Environmental Studies, Constitution of India
VISITING FACULTY
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Ms. Neha Goyal
MBA
Communication Skills,
Industrial Economics & Management
Mr. G. M. Bhatt
B.E (Mechanical), PGD in
Industrial Engineering
Product & Process Control Design
Ms. M. Mani Roja
M.E (Electronics)
Optical Fibre Communication
Mr. Sudhir T. Bagade
M.E (Comp Engg)
Discrete Mathematics
Mr. Vilas Kharat
M.E. (Mechanical Engg.)
Engg. Mechanics
Ms. Raman Khanna
B. Com, MBA
Communication Skills
Prof. Madhu Date
M.A., MBA, NET-SET, PGDHRM
Communication & HR
Ms. Sulalah Rizwani
B. Tech (Computer)
Computer Programming
Mr. Ravindra Gangundi
B.E (Comp Sci), M.E (Comp Sci)
Computer Programming
Mr. Apoorva Chaturvedi
B. Tech (Material Science &
Metallurgical Engg.)
Material Science
Mr. Amit Chaudhari
B.E (Mechanical Engg), M.E (CAD CAM)
Engg. Mechanics
Mr. Narendra Bhostekar
B.E (Production), M. Tech (Manufacturing)
Material Science
Dr. (Mrs) J. A. Parikh
Ph.D. (Oil Technology)
Chemical
Prof. Balchandra Desai
M. Tech (Mechanical Engg)
Product Design & Development
Mr. Atul Londhekar
B.E (Automobile), M. Tech (Thermal Engg)
Thermal Engg
Mr. Anil Shirsat
DOEACC “A” Level, BBA
Network Management & Planning
Ms. Devyani Kanodra
B.Sc, LLB, LLM
Constitution of India, Business Law
Dr. Sarojini Sheth
B.A, M.A, LLB, Ph.D (Economics)
Principles of Economics & Management,
Economics
Ms. Sameera Rege
B.Sc, M.Sc (Organic Chemistry)
Applied Chemistry
Dr. Nidhi Gupta
Ph. D (Computer Science)
Discrete Mathematics
Ms. Rajni Rani
B.Sc, M.Sc (Maths)
Applied Mathematics
Mr. Vishram Sawant
B.E (Mechanical), M.E (Mechanical)
World Class Manufacturing
Mr. S. S. Maghrabi
B.E (Mechanical), M.E (Design Engg.)
Fluid Mechanics, Engg. Design
Mr. Nilesh Shahapure
B.E (Mechanical), M.Tech
(Manufacturing Engg.)
Engg. Mechanics, Basic Engg. Drawing
Mr. Vijay Doshi
B.E (Mechanical)
Basic Engg. Drawing
Mr. Nitin Patil
B.E (Mechanical)
Basic Engg. Drawing
Ms. Rajani Jaju
M.Sc (Organic Chemistry)
Applied Chemistry
Mr. Pravin Parate
B.E (Production), M.E (Production)
Basic Engg. Drawing
Ms. VIjayalakshmi Badre
B.E (Electronics & Communication),
M.E (Electronics)
Radar Engg.
Mr. M. Aquil
B.E, M.E
Theory of Machines, Engg. Mechanics
Mr. Ajay Lahane
B.E (Electronics), M.E (Electronics &
Communication)
Microprocessor & Microcontroller
Mr. Sameer Virani
B.Sc (Chemistry), DMS, MMM
Principles of Management
Prof. Suhas Rane
Operations,Supply Chain &
Logistics,Business Strategy
B.E. (Mechanical Engg.),
DMS, MFM,
Phd.(Supply Chain Management)
Prof. Nitin Mukadam
B.A. (Eco.), M.A. (Eco. – I),
Dip Advertising & Marketing
Advertising, Marketing,
Technology-enabled management processes
Prof. B. K. Nair
M.Com., PGDEd.M.
General Mgt and Marketing Mgt
Prof. B. Ramakrishnan
B.A (English), BSCE MSC, LLB, LLM,
Phd in human resource,
MMM, MFM, MHRDM
Marketing,Finance,Law and
Human Resources
Ms. Nisha Ram
B.Com, PGDBA-NMIMS,MDBA-SYMBIOSIS,
Certifications in Spanish Language Programme.
Trainer- Soft Skills & Spanish Language
Ms. Nitu Anand
Post Graduate in Applied Linguistics
Linguist/Analyst & Language Test Engineer
(Chinese.Taiwanese)
Dr. Mayank Joshipura
Ph.D - Management, BE- Power Elect.,
MBA-Finance
Finance, Derivatives & Risk Mgt.
Portfolio Mgt
Mr.Prasad Godbole
B.Com(Hons),LL.B, AICWA,MBA-Fin &
General Mgt.-IIM-A
Mergers & Acquisitions, Finance
Mr. Anant G. Ambdekar
B.Com., LLB, ACS
Business Law
Prof.Anuradha Maheshwari
B.Sc Chemistry LLB,LLM-Constitutional &
International Law, Diploma in Communication
& Journalism Constitutional, Commercial and
Intellectual Property Laws
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Ms. Neha Goyal
MBA
Communication Skills,
Industrial Economics & Management
Mr. G. M. Bhatt
B.E (Mechanical), PGD in
Industrial Engineering
Product & Process Control Design
Ms. M. Mani Roja
M.E (Electronics)
Optical Fibre Communication
Mr. Sudhir T. Bagade
M.E (Comp Engg)
Discrete Mathematics
Mr. Vilas Kharat
M.E. (Mechanical Engg.)
Engg. Mechanics
Ms. Raman Khanna
B. Com, MBA
Communication Skills
Prof. Madhu Date
M.A., MBA, NET-SET, PGDHRM
Communication & HR
Ms. Sulalah Rizwani
B. Tech (Computer)
Computer Programming
Mr. Ravindra Gangundi
B.E (Comp Sci), M.E (Comp Sci)
Computer Programming
Mr. Apoorva Chaturvedi
B. Tech (Material Science &
Metallurgical Engg.)
Material Science
Mr. Amit Chaudhari
B.E (Mechanical Engg), M.E (CAD CAM)
Engg. Mechanics
Mr. Narendra Bhostekar
B.E (Production), M. Tech (Manufacturing)
Material Science
Dr. (Mrs) J. A. Parikh
Ph.D. (Oil Technology)
Chemical
Prof. Balchandra Desai
M. Tech (Mechanical Engg)
Product Design & Development
Mr. Atul Londhekar
B.E (Automobile), M. Tech (Thermal Engg)
Thermal Engg
Mr. Anil Shirsat
DOEACC “A” Level, BBA
Network Management & Planning
Ms. Devyani Kanodra
B.Sc, LLB, LLM
Constitution of India, Business Law
Dr. Sarojini Sheth
B.A, M.A, LLB, Ph.D (Economics)
Principles of Economics & Management,
Economics
Ms. Sameera Rege
B.Sc, M.Sc (Organic Chemistry)
Applied Chemistry
Dr. Nidhi Gupta
Ph. D (Computer Science)
Discrete Mathematics
Ms. Rajni Rani
B.Sc, M.Sc (Maths)
Applied Mathematics
Mr. Vishram Sawant
B.E (Mechanical), M.E (Mechanical)
World Class Manufacturing
Mr. S. S. Maghrabi
B.E (Mechanical), M.E (Design Engg.)
Fluid Mechanics, Engg. Design
Mr. Nilesh Shahapure
B.E (Mechanical), M.Tech
(Manufacturing Engg.)
Engg. Mechanics, Basic Engg. Drawing
Mr. Vijay Doshi
B.E (Mechanical)
Basic Engg. Drawing
Mr. Nitin Patil
B.E (Mechanical)
Basic Engg. Drawing
Ms. Rajani Jaju
M.Sc (Organic Chemistry)
Applied Chemistry
Mr. Pravin Parate
B.E (Production), M.E (Production)
Basic Engg. Drawing
Ms. VIjayalakshmi Badre
B.E (Electronics & Communication),
M.E (Electronics)
Radar Engg.
Mr. M. Aquil
B.E, M.E
Theory of Machines, Engg. Mechanics
Mr. Ajay Lahane
B.E (Electronics), M.E (Electronics &
Communication)
Microprocessor & Microcontroller
Mr. Sameer Virani
B.Sc (Chemistry), DMS, MMM
Principles of Management
Prof. Suhas Rane
Operations,Supply Chain &
Logistics,Business Strategy
B.E. (Mechanical Engg.),
DMS, MFM,
Phd.(Supply Chain Management)
Prof. Nitin Mukadam
B.A. (Eco.), M.A. (Eco. – I),
Dip Advertising & Marketing
Advertising, Marketing,
Technology-enabled management processes
Prof. B. K. Nair
M.Com., PGDEd.M.
General Mgt and Marketing Mgt
Prof. B. Ramakrishnan
B.A (English), BSCE MSC, LLB, LLM,
Phd in human resource,
MMM, MFM, MHRDM
Marketing,Finance,Law and
Human Resources
Ms. Nisha Ram
B.Com, PGDBA-NMIMS,MDBA-SYMBIOSIS,
Certifications in Spanish Language Programme.
Trainer- Soft Skills & Spanish Language
Ms. Nitu Anand
Post Graduate in Applied Linguistics
Linguist/Analyst & Language Test Engineer
(Chinese.Taiwanese)
Dr. Mayank Joshipura
Ph.D - Management, BE- Power Elect.,
MBA-Finance
Finance, Derivatives & Risk Mgt.
Portfolio Mgt
Mr.Prasad Godbole
B.Com(Hons),LL.B, AICWA,MBA-Fin &
General Mgt.-IIM-A
Mergers & Acquisitions, Finance
Mr. Anant G. Ambdekar
B.Com., LLB, ACS
Business Law
Prof.Anuradha Maheshwari
B.Sc Chemistry LLB,LLM-Constitutional &
International Law, Diploma in Communication
& Journalism Constitutional, Commercial and
Intellectual Property Laws
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Staff with Dean, MPSTME (Mumbai)
Student Council, MPSTME (Mumbai)
Prof. Nazima Munshi
M.A., M.Phil,LL.B.
Business Law, Intellectual Property Laws
Dr. Raupashree Baral
M.A.- IR & Personnel ,Management,
Ph.D.- HR Policy & Practice
HR, OB, HR-Policy & Practice
Prof. S B Hegde Patil
B E - Mechanics,PGDip.
In Industrial Management
HRD, OB
Mr. Gopal Sehjpal
M.A. (Philosophy), DPM
Organization Behaviour,
Human Resource Management
Mr. R Mukundan
BE- Electicals & Electronics,
PGDBM-Operations
Operations,Supply Chain Mgt,Logistics,
Corporate Strategy
Dr. Nitin Singh
Fellow Programming in Management
Projection & Operations Mgt.
Prof. Alka Prabhu
B.Sc, DMS, MMM
Marketing, Operations
Dr. G. S. Monga
M.A, M.SC, D.S, L.L.B, Ph.D (Durham)
Statistics, Economics
Mrs. Shobhana Vora
M.Com.M.Phil, DMS
Marketing, Cross Cultural Mgt
Prof. Vidyanand Joshi
B.A.- Economics,MSW
Management Educator &
Corporate Trainer
Prof. MVL Narasimhan
B.E.- Electronics
Technology Management
Prof. V K Agarwal
M. Lit,LL.B., Diploma in Insurance
Insurance & Risk Management,
Claims Management
Prof. Mahesh Parikh
M.Sc- Statistics
Capital Markets operations & Broking
Prof. S Clement
B.Com, CAIIB
International Trade, Mergers &
Acquisitions, Financial Risk Management
Prof. C D Sreedharan
M.A.-Economics,CAIIB(IIBF)
Finance,Banking( Forex), Economics
Prof. Jeet Shah
M.Com., CFP
Finance
Prof. Tapan Wagle
M.E. ( Environmental Engineering)
Environmental Engineering
Dr. Hari Prakash Maheshwari
Agarsen Post Graduate College,
Sikandrabad
Ph.D.
Dr. Vijay Y Behiram
Dean Faculty of Law,
N. M. U.
Ph.D.
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Staff with Dean, MPSTME (Mumbai)
Student Council, MPSTME (Mumbai)
Prof. Nazima Munshi
M.A., M.Phil,LL.B.
Business Law, Intellectual Property Laws
Dr. Raupashree Baral
M.A.- IR & Personnel ,Management,
Ph.D.- HR Policy & Practice
HR, OB, HR-Policy & Practice
Prof. S B Hegde Patil
B E - Mechanics,PGDip.
In Industrial Management
HRD, OB
Mr. Gopal Sehjpal
M.A. (Philosophy), DPM
Organization Behaviour,
Human Resource Management
Mr. R Mukundan
BE- Electicals & Electronics,
PGDBM-Operations
Operations,Supply Chain Mgt,Logistics,
Corporate Strategy
Dr. Nitin Singh
Fellow Programming in Management
Projection & Operations Mgt.
Prof. Alka Prabhu
B.Sc, DMS, MMM
Marketing, Operations
Dr. G. S. Monga
M.A, M.SC, D.S, L.L.B, Ph.D (Durham)
Statistics, Economics
Mrs. Shobhana Vora
M.Com.M.Phil, DMS
Marketing, Cross Cultural Mgt
Prof. Vidyanand Joshi
B.A.- Economics,MSW
Management Educator &
Corporate Trainer
Prof. MVL Narasimhan
B.E.- Electronics
Technology Management
Prof. V K Agarwal
M. Lit,LL.B., Diploma in Insurance
Insurance & Risk Management,
Claims Management
Prof. Mahesh Parikh
M.Sc- Statistics
Capital Markets operations & Broking
Prof. S Clement
B.Com, CAIIB
International Trade, Mergers &
Acquisitions, Financial Risk Management
Prof. C D Sreedharan
M.A.-Economics,CAIIB(IIBF)
Finance,Banking( Forex), Economics
Prof. Jeet Shah
M.Com., CFP
Finance
Prof. Tapan Wagle
M.E. ( Environmental Engineering)
Environmental Engineering
Dr. Hari Prakash Maheshwari
Agarsen Post Graduate College,
Sikandrabad
Ph.D.
Dr. Vijay Y Behiram
Dean Faculty of Law,
N. M. U.
Ph.D.
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Programme Duration
Specializations Offered and Intake
Areas Mumbai (No.of Seats) Shirpur (No.of Seats)
Career Opportunities
Unique Features of The Programme
Eligibility
Selection Process
The course of study for the Master of Business Administration in Technology, MBA-Tech. shall extend over five years consisting of fifteen trimesters.
Six technology areas are being offered at Mumbai as well as Shirpur campuses.
Information Technology 40 30Electronics & Telecom Engineering 40 30Chemical Engineering 20 -Mechanical Engineering 40 30Computer Engineering - 30Civil Engineering 20 -
MBA (Tech.) Programme delivers state-of -the- art management and technology knowledge and skills to the students. These tachno-savvy managers are fully equipped to create optimum and holistic solutions in business organizations. This has been amply substantiated by the feedback received by NMIMS from various organizations where MBA(Tech.) students happen to be working.
• The programme involves two internships in the organizations for a total duration of about 10 months. Thus students get long enough exposure to the real working conditions and are able to contribute to the organizations literally right from day one of joining.
• The course curriculum is reviewed and updated on a regular basis to ensure that its relevance to the organizations is sustained.
The candidate must have passed in 10+2 or equivalent, (including International IB Diploma, Cambridge) Exam with Science or Science Vocational (with PCM and English as subjects) with minimum 50% marks in PCM (Minimum 150 marks out of 300). Those awaiting their 10+2 exam results this year may also apply.
Students are admitted to the MBA-Tech. Programme if they meet the required standards of thethree-stage process described below:
Stage 1: All candidates aspiring to and eligible for admission to the MBA-Tech. programme will be required to appear for written test to be conducted at various locations in India. The venue will be announced well before the test date.
Stage 2: Based on the performance in the written test, candidates will be short-listed.
Stage 3: Based on the performance in Stage 1 and Stage 2 and on the candidates’ 12th standard PCM marks, a composite merit list will be drawn as per the criteria laid down by the school.
Candidates will be called for a counseling session based on the above merit list. In the counseling session, candidates will be allotted admissions to various disciplines as per their choice and availability of discipline.
Master of Business Administration (Technology)
[Dual Degree B.Tech. and MBA (Tech.)]
Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.)
Master of Computer Applications (MCA)
Ph. D.
• Information Technology
• Electronics & Telecom Engineering
• Chemical Engineering
• Computer Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering
• Civil Engineering
• Information Technology
• Computer Engineering
• Electronics Engineering
• Electronics & Telecom Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering
• Civil Engineering
• Information Technology
• Computer Engineering
• Electronics & Telecom Engineering
• Electronics Engineering
• Information Technology
• Computer Engineering
• Electronics & Telecom Engineering
• Electronics Engineering
• Other Engineering Sciences
• Technology Management
The details about the Mumbai and Shirpur campuses and programmes are
given in the following pages.
Master of Technology (M.Tech.)
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Programme OfferedMBA (Tech.)(Master of Business Administration [Tech.]
Dual Degree: B.Tech.+MBA [Tech.])
Programme Duration
Specializations Offered and Intake
Areas Mumbai (No.of Seats) Shirpur (No.of Seats)
Career Opportunities
Unique Features of The Programme
Eligibility
Selection Process
The course of study for the Master of Business Administration in Technology, MBA-Tech. shall extend over five years consisting of fifteen trimesters.
Six technology areas are being offered at Mumbai as well as Shirpur campuses.
Information Technology 40 30Electronics & Telecom Engineering 40 30Chemical Engineering 20 -Mechanical Engineering 40 30Computer Engineering - 30Civil Engineering 20 -
MBA (Tech.) Programme delivers state-of -the- art management and technology knowledge and skills to the students. These tachno-savvy managers are fully equipped to create optimum and holistic solutions in business organizations. This has been amply substantiated by the feedback received by NMIMS from various organizations where MBA(Tech.) students happen to be working.
• The programme involves two internships in the organizations for a total duration of about 10 months. Thus students get long enough exposure to the real working conditions and are able to contribute to the organizations literally right from day one of joining.
• The course curriculum is reviewed and updated on a regular basis to ensure that its relevance to the organizations is sustained.
The candidate must have passed in 10+2 or equivalent, (including International IB Diploma, Cambridge) Exam with Science or Science Vocational (with PCM and English as subjects) with minimum 50% marks in PCM (Minimum 150 marks out of 300). Those awaiting their 10+2 exam results this year may also apply.
Students are admitted to the MBA-Tech. Programme if they meet the required standards of thethree-stage process described below:
Stage 1: All candidates aspiring to and eligible for admission to the MBA-Tech. programme will be required to appear for written test to be conducted at various locations in India. The venue will be announced well before the test date.
Stage 2: Based on the performance in the written test, candidates will be short-listed.
Stage 3: Based on the performance in Stage 1 and Stage 2 and on the candidates’ 12th standard PCM marks, a composite merit list will be drawn as per the criteria laid down by the school.
Candidates will be called for a counseling session based on the above merit list. In the counseling session, candidates will be allotted admissions to various disciplines as per their choice and availability of discipline.
Master of Business Administration (Technology)
[Dual Degree B.Tech. and MBA (Tech.)]
Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.)
Master of Computer Applications (MCA)
Ph. D.
• Information Technology
• Electronics & Telecom Engineering
• Chemical Engineering
• Computer Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering
• Civil Engineering
• Information Technology
• Computer Engineering
• Electronics Engineering
• Electronics & Telecom Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering
• Civil Engineering
• Information Technology
• Computer Engineering
• Electronics & Telecom Engineering
• Electronics Engineering
• Information Technology
• Computer Engineering
• Electronics & Telecom Engineering
• Electronics Engineering
• Other Engineering Sciences
• Technology Management
The details about the Mumbai and Shirpur campuses and programmes are
given in the following pages.
Master of Technology (M.Tech.)
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Programme OfferedMBA (Tech.)(Master of Business Administration [Tech.]
Dual Degree: B.Tech.+MBA [Tech.])
Fourth Year
Trimester X
Data Warehousing and Mining^
Trimester XI Trimester XII
Elective – I
• Artificial Intelligence
• Information Storage Management^
• Multimedia System Design
• E-Commerce Technologies
Elective – II
• Advanced DBMS
• Image Processing
• Embedded Systems
• Advanced Computer Networks
Software Quality Assurance Strategic Management
^ Common syllabus for IT and Computers
Cost Accounting
Financial Analysis & Accounting Financial ManagementHuman Resource Management
Management of Innovations Management of TechnologyCorporate Social Responsibility
Organizational Behaviour Legal Aspects of BusinessSupply Chain Management
Marketing Management Industrial MarketingQuality Management Systems & Practices
Research Methodology Intellectual Property ManagementAdvanced Statistical Analysis
E-Business Enterprise Planning SystemBusiness Communication – II
Operations Management Personality and CreativityDevelopment (Workshop)
Research Project Part –I (Submission)
Research Project- Part –II (Presentation)
Fifth Year (Common for all branches)
Summer Vacation & Trimester XIII Trimester XIV Trimester XV
Energy Management Leadership in Organization
Entrepreneurship Management New Product Development
Research Project Part - II Business Communication – IIIManagement Internship
Foreign Language Electives (5)
Core Java Electives (5)
First Year (Common for all branches)
Trimester I
Applied Science – I *
Trimester II Trimester III
Applied Science – II * Basic Engineering Drawing
Applied Mathematics – 1 Applied Mathematics –II Applied Mathematics - III
Workshop Practice Material Science Engineering Mechanics
Basic Electrical Engineering Basic Electronics Instrumentation Fundamentals
Programming Concepts using C Object Oriented Programming using C++ Core Java
*Consists of Applied Physics & Applied Chemistry
Second Year
Trimester IV
Data Structure & Algorithms*
Trimester V Trimester VI
Operating System * Computer Networks *
* Common syllabus for IT and Computers ** Common for all branches
Database Management System* Principles of Communication Systems Web Technology and Application
Digital Logic Design * Microprocessor [8086] * Advanced Operating System
Basic Web Programming Structured System Analysis and Design Human Computer Interaction
Advanced Maths - I* Advanced Maths - II* Advanced Java [Lab course]
Numerical Techniques [Lab course]
Business Communication-I** Principles and Practices of Management ** Statistical Methods **
Third Year
Trimester VII
Information Security *
Trimester VIII Trimester IX
Computer Simulation & Modeling *
Industrial Training
** Common for all branches
Digital Signal Processing * Distributed Computing *
Wireless Communication Mobile Computing *
Service Oriented Architecture Object Oriented Software Engineering
Operations Research** Project Management **
Business Economics ** Information Systems for Managers **
Constitution of India (Compulsory Non-Credit) Financial Accounting **
Safety, Health & Environment Mgmt.
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MBA (Tech.)Information Technology
Fourth Year
Trimester X
Data Warehousing and Mining^
Trimester XI Trimester XII
Elective – I
• Artificial Intelligence
• Information Storage Management^
• Multimedia System Design
• E-Commerce Technologies
Elective – II
• Advanced DBMS
• Image Processing
• Embedded Systems
• Advanced Computer Networks
Software Quality Assurance Strategic Management
^ Common syllabus for IT and Computers
Cost Accounting
Financial Analysis & Accounting Financial ManagementHuman Resource Management
Management of Innovations Management of TechnologyCorporate Social Responsibility
Organizational Behaviour Legal Aspects of BusinessSupply Chain Management
Marketing Management Industrial MarketingQuality Management Systems & Practices
Research Methodology Intellectual Property ManagementAdvanced Statistical Analysis
E-Business Enterprise Planning SystemBusiness Communication – II
Operations Management Personality and CreativityDevelopment (Workshop)
Research Project Part –I (Submission)
Research Project- Part –II (Presentation)
Fifth Year (Common for all branches)
Summer Vacation & Trimester XIII Trimester XIV Trimester XV
Energy Management Leadership in Organization
Entrepreneurship Management New Product Development
Research Project Part - II Business Communication – IIIManagement Internship
Foreign Language Electives (5)
Core Java Electives (5)
First Year (Common for all branches)
Trimester I
Applied Science – I *
Trimester II Trimester III
Applied Science – II * Basic Engineering Drawing
Applied Mathematics – 1 Applied Mathematics –II Applied Mathematics - III
Workshop Practice Material Science Engineering Mechanics
Basic Electrical Engineering Basic Electronics Instrumentation Fundamentals
Programming Concepts using C Object Oriented Programming using C++ Core Java
*Consists of Applied Physics & Applied Chemistry
Second Year
Trimester IV
Data Structure & Algorithms*
Trimester V Trimester VI
Operating System * Computer Networks *
* Common syllabus for IT and Computers ** Common for all branches
Database Management System* Principles of Communication Systems Web Technology and Application
Digital Logic Design * Microprocessor [8086] * Advanced Operating System
Basic Web Programming Structured System Analysis and Design Human Computer Interaction
Advanced Maths - I* Advanced Maths - II* Advanced Java [Lab course]
Numerical Techniques [Lab course]
Business Communication-I** Principles and Practices of Management ** Statistical Methods **
Third Year
Trimester VII
Information Security *
Trimester VIII Trimester IX
Computer Simulation & Modeling *
Industrial Training
** Common for all branches
Digital Signal Processing * Distributed Computing *
Wireless Communication Mobile Computing *
Service Oriented Architecture Object Oriented Software Engineering
Operations Research** Project Management **
Business Economics ** Information Systems for Managers **
Constitution of India (Compulsory Non-Credit) Financial Accounting **
Safety, Health & Environment Mgmt.
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MBA (Tech.)Information Technology
First Year (Common for all branches)
Trimester IV
Electronic circuit analysis & Design
Trimester V Trimester VI
Microprocessors Digital Communication
Second Year
Electrical Network Analysis &Synthesis
Analog Integrated circuits &applications
Microcontroller & EmbeddedProgramming
Digital Design Principles of communication systems TV & Video Engineering
Electromagnetic Field Theory Signals & system Electronics Simulation & Modeling
Advanced Maths I Advanced Maths II Statistical Methods
Business Communication – I Principles and Practices of Mgmt.
* Compulsory - Non Credit subject
Trimester VII
Digital Signal Processing
Trimester VIII Trimester IX
Optical Fibre communication
Technical Internship
Third Year
Antenna & Wave propagation Satellite communication & Radar
Microwave Devices & circuits Computer Communication Network
Constitution of India * Information Systems for Managers **
Operations Research Project Management
Business Economics Financial Accounting **
Safety,Health & Environment System Mgt.
Fifth Year (Common for all branches)
Trimester X
Wireless CommunicationTechnology & Networking
Trimester XI Trimester XII
Elective - II • Speech processing • Image Processing• Broadband Technology
Telecom Network design & planning
Fourth Year
Elective - I• DBMS • Software Engineering • Multimedia Systems & Communication
Cost Accounting Strategic Management
Financial Analysis & Accounting Human Resource Management Financial Management
Management of Innovations Corporate Social Responsibility Management of Technology
Organizational Behaviour Supply Chain Management Legal Aspects of Business
Marketing Management Quality Mgmt. Systems & Practices Industrial Marketing
Research Methodology Advanced Statistical Analysis Intellectual Property Management
E-Business Business Communication - II Enterprise Planning System
Operations Management Research Project Part –I (Submission) Personality and Creativity Devp. (Workshop)
Research Project- Part –II (Presentation)
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Finance Marketing Operations HR & OB ProjectManagement
TechnologyManagement
Project andInfrastructureFinance
CustomerRelationsManagement
Management ofTech. Acquisition& Transfer
OperationsStrategy
CorporateGovernance
Project Contracts& Claims Mgmt.
Management ofMergers andAcquisition
BrandManagement
Business ModelsIn DigitalEconomy
ServicesOperationsManagement
Human ResourcePlanning
Advances inProjectManagement
Project Risk &InsuranceManagement
Sales andDistributionManagement
Tech. Forecasting,Assessment &Evaluation
InternationalProjectManagement
Managementof Change
Business Ethicsand Professionalresponsibility
Corporate &Personal TaxPlanning
IntegratedMarketingCommunication
Business ProcessManagement
SimulationModeling**
Managementof InternationalBusiness
InternationalProjectManagement
FinancialInstitutionsand Markets
ServicesMarketing
BusinessAnalytics**
Systems Analysis& Design
Economics ofNegotiation &Conflict Resolution
Computer basedprojectmanagement
InvestmentBanking
MarketingStrategy
OperationsPlanning &Control
Cross CulturalManagement
ProjectConfiguration &Change Mgmt.
FinancialEngineering
RetailManagement
SupplierManagement
Diversity, Innovation& OrganizationalChange
ProgramManagement
International Finance
ConsumerBehavior
InfrastructureDevelopment
Systems Approachto Org. design.
ProjectProcurement andPlanning
ManagementControl System
InternationalMarketing
Contracts &ClaimManagement
Project RiskMgmt.
Management ofCommercialBanks
Marketing ofTechnologyProducts
InternationalSourcing
Project &InfrastructureFinance
Security &PortfolioManagement
MediaMarketing
KnowledgeManagement
CAPSTONEEXERCISESIN PM***
Financial RiskManagement
On-LineMarketing
WTO & IndianBusiness
InternationalTrade
*Conditionally offered, subject to 15 Registrations. ** Subject to availability of Software.*** Compulsory subject.
Managing &Leading the Teamin Organisation
Human ResourceDevelopment
ElectivesOffered in Trimester XIV & XV
MBA (Tech.)Electronics & Telecom Engineering
First Year (Common for all branches)
Trimester IV
Electronic circuit analysis & Design
Trimester V Trimester VI
Microprocessors Digital Communication
Second Year
Electrical Network Analysis &Synthesis
Analog Integrated circuits &applications
Microcontroller & EmbeddedProgramming
Digital Design Principles of communication systems TV & Video Engineering
Electromagnetic Field Theory Signals & system Electronics Simulation & Modeling
Advanced Maths I Advanced Maths II Statistical Methods
Business Communication – I Principles and Practices of Mgmt.
* Compulsory - Non Credit subject
Trimester VII
Digital Signal Processing
Trimester VIII Trimester IX
Optical Fibre communication
Technical Internship
Third Year
Antenna & Wave propagation Satellite communication & Radar
Microwave Devices & circuits Computer Communication Network
Constitution of India * Information Systems for Managers **
Operations Research Project Management
Business Economics Financial Accounting **
Safety,Health & Environment System Mgt.
Fifth Year (Common for all branches)
Trimester X
Wireless CommunicationTechnology & Networking
Trimester XI Trimester XII
Elective - II • Speech processing • Image Processing• Broadband Technology
Telecom Network design & planning
Fourth Year
Elective - I• DBMS • Software Engineering • Multimedia Systems & Communication
Cost Accounting Strategic Management
Financial Analysis & Accounting Human Resource Management Financial Management
Management of Innovations Corporate Social Responsibility Management of Technology
Organizational Behaviour Supply Chain Management Legal Aspects of Business
Marketing Management Quality Mgmt. Systems & Practices Industrial Marketing
Research Methodology Advanced Statistical Analysis Intellectual Property Management
E-Business Business Communication - II Enterprise Planning System
Operations Management Research Project Part –I (Submission) Personality and Creativity Devp. (Workshop)
Research Project- Part –II (Presentation)
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Finance Marketing Operations HR & OB ProjectManagement
TechnologyManagement
Project andInfrastructureFinance
CustomerRelationsManagement
Management ofTech. Acquisition& Transfer
OperationsStrategy
CorporateGovernance
Project Contracts& Claims Mgmt.
Management ofMergers andAcquisition
BrandManagement
Business ModelsIn DigitalEconomy
ServicesOperationsManagement
Human ResourcePlanning
Advances inProjectManagement
Project Risk &InsuranceManagement
Sales andDistributionManagement
Tech. Forecasting,Assessment &Evaluation
InternationalProjectManagement
Managementof Change
Business Ethicsand Professionalresponsibility
Corporate &Personal TaxPlanning
IntegratedMarketingCommunication
Business ProcessManagement
SimulationModeling**
Managementof InternationalBusiness
InternationalProjectManagement
FinancialInstitutionsand Markets
ServicesMarketing
BusinessAnalytics**
Systems Analysis& Design
Economics ofNegotiation &Conflict Resolution
Computer basedprojectmanagement
InvestmentBanking
MarketingStrategy
OperationsPlanning &Control
Cross CulturalManagement
ProjectConfiguration &Change Mgmt.
FinancialEngineering
RetailManagement
SupplierManagement
Diversity, Innovation& OrganizationalChange
ProgramManagement
International Finance
ConsumerBehavior
InfrastructureDevelopment
Systems Approachto Org. design.
ProjectProcurement andPlanning
ManagementControl System
InternationalMarketing
Contracts &ClaimManagement
Project RiskMgmt.
Management ofCommercialBanks
Marketing ofTechnologyProducts
InternationalSourcing
Project &InfrastructureFinance
Security &PortfolioManagement
MediaMarketing
KnowledgeManagement
CAPSTONEEXERCISESIN PM***
Financial RiskManagement
On-LineMarketing
WTO & IndianBusiness
InternationalTrade
*Conditionally offered, subject to 15 Registrations. ** Subject to availability of Software.*** Compulsory subject.
Managing &Leading the Teamin Organisation
Human ResourceDevelopment
ElectivesOffered in Trimester XIV & XV
MBA (Tech.)Electronics & Telecom Engineering
MBA (Tech.)Computer Engineering
First Year (Common for all branches)
Trimester IV
Data Structure & Algorithms
Trimester V Trimester VI
Operating System
Second Year
^ Compulsory Non -Credit subject
Trimester VII
Image Processing
Trimester VIII Trimester IX
Multimedia Systems &Communications
Technical Internship
Third Year
Computer Graphics Distributed Computing
Trimester X Trimester XI Trimester XII
Fourth Year (Proposed)
Wireless Communication II Data Warehousing, Mining Information Security
Fifth Year (Common for all branches)
Database Management System Microprocessors
Digital Design & Computer Organization Digital Signal Processing
Communication Systems Software Engineering – I
Business Communication –I Principles and Practices of Mgmt.
Wireless Communication–I System Architecture & Programming
Operations Research Project Management
Business Economics Information Systems for Managers
Constitution of India ^ Financial Accounting
Safety, Health & EnvironmentSystem Management
Financial Analysis & Accounting Parallel Computing Strategic Management
Management of Innovations Cost Accounting Financial Management
Organizational Behaviour Human Resource Management Management of Technology
Marketing Management Corporate Social Responsibility Legal Aspects of Business
Research Methodology Supply Chain Management Industrial Marketing
E-Business Quality Mgmt. Systems & Practices Intellectual Property Management
Operations Management Advanced Statistical Analysis Enterprise Planning System
Business Communication – II Personality and Creativity Devp. (Workshop)
Research Project Part –I(Submission) Research Project- Part –II(Presentation)
Web Engineering
Telecom & Computer Networks
Software Engineering - II
Computer Simulation & Modelling
Statistical Methods
First Year (Common for all branches)
Trimester IV
Strengths of Material
Trimester V Trimester VI
Chemical Eng. Thermodynamics Process Equipment & Accessories Design
Second Year
Fluid Mechanics Unit Processes of Chemical Industry Chemical Process – I
Process Calculations Mass Transfer Operations - I Mass Transfer Operations – II
Heat Transfer Operations Solid Fluid Mechanical Operations Reaction Kinetics
Business Communication – I Principles and Practices of Mgmt. Statistical Methods
Advanced Maths - I Advanced Maths - II
^Compulsory Non -Credit subject
Trimester VII
Chemical Process – II
Trimester VIII Trimester IX
Chemical Reaction Engineering
Technical Internship
Third Year
Advanced Computing in ChemicalEngineering
Instrumentation & Process Control
Plant Utilities & Piping Industrial Safety
Operations Research Project Management
Business Economics Information Systems for Managers
Constitution of India^ Financial Accounting *
Safety, Health & EnvironmentSystem Management
Trimester X Trimester XI Trimester XII
Fourth Year
Environmental Engineering Food Processing CAD, Optimization & Simulation
Financial Analysis & Accounting Project & Process Engineering Strategic Management
Management of Innovations Cost Accounting Financial Management
Organizational Behaviour Human Resource Management Management of Technology
Marketing Management Corporate Social Responsibility Legal Aspects of Business
Research Methodology Supply Chain Management Industrial Marketing
Operations Management Quality Mgmt. Systems & Practices Intellectual Property Management
E-Business Advanced Statistical Analysis Enterprise Planning System
Business Communication - II Personality and Creativity Devp. (Workshop)
Research Project Part - I(Submission) Research Project- Part - II(Presentation)
Fifth Year (Common for all branches)
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MBA (Tech.)Chemical Engineering
MBA (Tech.)Computer Engineering
MBA (Tech.)Computer Engineering
First Year (Common for all branches)
Trimester IV
Data Structure & Algorithms
Trimester V Trimester VI
Operating System
Second Year
^ Compulsory Non -Credit subject
Trimester VII
Image Processing
Trimester VIII Trimester IX
Multimedia Systems &Communications
Technical Internship
Third Year
Computer Graphics Distributed Computing
Trimester X Trimester XI Trimester XII
Fourth Year (Proposed)
Wireless Communication II Data Warehousing, Mining Information Security
Fifth Year (Common for all branches)
Database Management System Microprocessors
Digital Design & Computer Organization Digital Signal Processing
Communication Systems Software Engineering – I
Business Communication –I Principles and Practices of Mgmt.
Wireless Communication–I System Architecture & Programming
Operations Research Project Management
Business Economics Information Systems for Managers
Constitution of India ^ Financial Accounting
Safety, Health & EnvironmentSystem Management
Financial Analysis & Accounting Parallel Computing Strategic Management
Management of Innovations Cost Accounting Financial Management
Organizational Behaviour Human Resource Management Management of Technology
Marketing Management Corporate Social Responsibility Legal Aspects of Business
Research Methodology Supply Chain Management Industrial Marketing
E-Business Quality Mgmt. Systems & Practices Intellectual Property Management
Operations Management Advanced Statistical Analysis Enterprise Planning System
Business Communication – II Personality and Creativity Devp. (Workshop)
Research Project Part –I(Submission) Research Project- Part –II(Presentation)
Web Engineering
Telecom & Computer Networks
Software Engineering - II
Computer Simulation & Modelling
Statistical Methods
First Year (Common for all branches)
Trimester IV
Strengths of Material
Trimester V Trimester VI
Chemical Eng. Thermodynamics Process Equipment & Accessories Design
Second Year
Fluid Mechanics Unit Processes of Chemical Industry Chemical Process – I
Process Calculations Mass Transfer Operations - I Mass Transfer Operations – II
Heat Transfer Operations Solid Fluid Mechanical Operations Reaction Kinetics
Business Communication – I Principles and Practices of Mgmt. Statistical Methods
Advanced Maths - I Advanced Maths - II
^Compulsory Non -Credit subject
Trimester VII
Chemical Process – II
Trimester VIII Trimester IX
Chemical Reaction Engineering
Technical Internship
Third Year
Advanced Computing in ChemicalEngineering
Instrumentation & Process Control
Plant Utilities & Piping Industrial Safety
Operations Research Project Management
Business Economics Information Systems for Managers
Constitution of India^ Financial Accounting *
Safety, Health & EnvironmentSystem Management
Trimester X Trimester XI Trimester XII
Fourth Year
Environmental Engineering Food Processing CAD, Optimization & Simulation
Financial Analysis & Accounting Project & Process Engineering Strategic Management
Management of Innovations Cost Accounting Financial Management
Organizational Behaviour Human Resource Management Management of Technology
Marketing Management Corporate Social Responsibility Legal Aspects of Business
Research Methodology Supply Chain Management Industrial Marketing
Operations Management Quality Mgmt. Systems & Practices Intellectual Property Management
E-Business Advanced Statistical Analysis Enterprise Planning System
Business Communication - II Personality and Creativity Devp. (Workshop)
Research Project Part - I(Submission) Research Project- Part - II(Presentation)
Fifth Year (Common for all branches)
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MBA (Tech.)Chemical Engineering
MBA (Tech.)Computer Engineering
First Year (Common for all branches)
Trimester IV
Advanced Mathematics-I
Trimester V Trimester VI
Advanced Mathematics-II
Second Year
Water Resources & Mgmt.
Materials of Construction Environmental Engg. & Mgmt. Soil Mechanics & Foundation Eng.
Fluid Mechanics Hydraulic Machinery Surveying
Strength of Materials Computer Aided Drafting Hydrology
Civil Engineering Workshop Practice Numerical Techniques Statistical Methods
Business Communication-I Principles and Practices of Mgmt.
^ Compulsory Non -Credit subject
Trimester VII Trimester VIII Trimester IX
Technical Internship
Third Year
Applied Thermodynamics Electrical Installations
Analysis of Structure Safety In Construction
Intro. To Finite Element Method Construction Techniques
Engineering Economics & Accounting Cost Estimation
Operations Research Information Systems for Managers
Constitution of India^ Project Management
Business Economics Financial Accounting
Safety, Health & Environment System Mgmt.
Trimester X Trimester XI Trimester XII
Fourth Year (Proposed)
Design of Concrete & Steel Structures Construction Machinery Contract Administration & Negotiation
Fifth Year (Common for all branches)
Transportation Engg.-I Transportation Engg.II Strategic Management
Financial Analysis & Accounting Cost Accounting Financial Management
Management of Innovations Human Resource Management Management of Technology
Organizational Behaviour Corporate Social Responsibility Legal Aspect of Business
Marketing Management Supply Chain Management Industrial Marketing
Research Methodology Quality Mgmt System & Practices Intellectual Property Management
Operations Management Advanced Statistical Analysis Enterprise Planning System
E-Business Business Communication-II Personality and Creativity Devp. (Workshop)
Research Project Part –I (Submission) Research Project- Part –II (Presentation)
First Year (Common for all branches)
Trimester IV
Advanced Mathematics-I
Trimester V Trimester VI
Advanced Mathematics-II Fluid Machinery
Second Year
^compulsory Non- Credit
Trimester VII
Mechanical System Design
Trimester VIII Trimester IX
CAD/CAM & FEA
Technical Internship
Third Year
Fifth Year (Common for all branches)
Trimester X Trimester XI Trimester XII
Fourth Year
Applied Thermodynamics Machine Drawing Theory of Machines-II
Fluid Mechanics Theory of Machines-I Engineering Design
Manufacturing Process-I Manufacturing Processes-II I.C. Engines
Strength of Material Thermal Engineering Statistical Methods
Business Communication-I Principles and Practices of Mgmt.
Heat & Mass Transfer Refrigeration & Air Conditioning
Vibration Engineering Mechatronics
Engineering Economics & Accounting Cost Estimation
Operations Research Information Systems For Managers
Constitution of India Project Management
Business Economics Safety, Health & Environment Mgmt.
Financial Accounting
Elective-I Elective-II Elective-III
Manufacturing Management Reliability Engineering Strategic Management
Financial Analysis & Accounting Cost Accounting Financial Management
Management of Innovations Human Resource Management Management of Technology
Organizational Behaviour Corporate Social Responsibility Legal Aspect of Business
Marketing Management Supply Chain Management Industrial Marketing
Research Methodology Quality Mgmt. System & Practices Intellectual Property Management
Operations Management Advanced Statistical Analysis Enterprise Planning System
E-Business Business Communication-II Personality and CreativityDevelopment (Workshop)
Research Project Part –I (Submission) Research Project- Part – II (Presentation)
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MBA (Tech.)Civil Engineering
MBA (Tech.)Mechanical Engineering
First Year (Common for all branches)
Trimester IV
Advanced Mathematics-I
Trimester V Trimester VI
Advanced Mathematics-II
Second Year
Water Resources & Mgmt.
Materials of Construction Environmental Engg. & Mgmt. Soil Mechanics & Foundation Eng.
Fluid Mechanics Hydraulic Machinery Surveying
Strength of Materials Computer Aided Drafting Hydrology
Civil Engineering Workshop Practice Numerical Techniques Statistical Methods
Business Communication-I Principles and Practices of Mgmt.
^ Compulsory Non -Credit subject
Trimester VII Trimester VIII Trimester IX
Technical Internship
Third Year
Applied Thermodynamics Electrical Installations
Analysis of Structure Safety In Construction
Intro. To Finite Element Method Construction Techniques
Engineering Economics & Accounting Cost Estimation
Operations Research Information Systems for Managers
Constitution of India^ Project Management
Business Economics Financial Accounting
Safety, Health & Environment System Mgmt.
Trimester X Trimester XI Trimester XII
Fourth Year (Proposed)
Design of Concrete & Steel Structures Construction Machinery Contract Administration & Negotiation
Fifth Year (Common for all branches)
Transportation Engg.-I Transportation Engg.II Strategic Management
Financial Analysis & Accounting Cost Accounting Financial Management
Management of Innovations Human Resource Management Management of Technology
Organizational Behaviour Corporate Social Responsibility Legal Aspect of Business
Marketing Management Supply Chain Management Industrial Marketing
Research Methodology Quality Mgmt System & Practices Intellectual Property Management
Operations Management Advanced Statistical Analysis Enterprise Planning System
E-Business Business Communication-II Personality and Creativity Devp. (Workshop)
Research Project Part –I (Submission) Research Project- Part –II (Presentation)
First Year (Common for all branches)
Trimester IV
Advanced Mathematics-I
Trimester V Trimester VI
Advanced Mathematics-II Fluid Machinery
Second Year
^compulsory Non- Credit
Trimester VII
Mechanical System Design
Trimester VIII Trimester IX
CAD/CAM & FEA
Technical Internship
Third Year
Fifth Year (Common for all branches)
Trimester X Trimester XI Trimester XII
Fourth Year
Applied Thermodynamics Machine Drawing Theory of Machines-II
Fluid Mechanics Theory of Machines-I Engineering Design
Manufacturing Process-I Manufacturing Processes-II I.C. Engines
Strength of Material Thermal Engineering Statistical Methods
Business Communication-I Principles and Practices of Mgmt.
Heat & Mass Transfer Refrigeration & Air Conditioning
Vibration Engineering Mechatronics
Engineering Economics & Accounting Cost Estimation
Operations Research Information Systems For Managers
Constitution of India Project Management
Business Economics Safety, Health & Environment Mgmt.
Financial Accounting
Elective-I Elective-II Elective-III
Manufacturing Management Reliability Engineering Strategic Management
Financial Analysis & Accounting Cost Accounting Financial Management
Management of Innovations Human Resource Management Management of Technology
Organizational Behaviour Corporate Social Responsibility Legal Aspect of Business
Marketing Management Supply Chain Management Industrial Marketing
Research Methodology Quality Mgmt. System & Practices Intellectual Property Management
Operations Management Advanced Statistical Analysis Enterprise Planning System
E-Business Business Communication-II Personality and CreativityDevelopment (Workshop)
Research Project Part –I (Submission) Research Project- Part – II (Presentation)
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MBA (Tech.)Civil Engineering
MBA (Tech.)Mechanical Engineering
Selection Procedure
Teaching, Learning And Evaluation
Course Structure
Students are admitted to the B.Tech. Programme if they meet the required standards of the
three stage process described below:
Stage 1: All candidates aspiring to and eligible for admission to the B.Tech. Programme will be
required to appear for a written test to be conducted at various locations in India. The venue
will be announced well before the test date.
Stage 2: Based on the performance in the written test, candidates will be short-listed.
Stage 3: Based on the performance in Stage 1 and Stage 2 and on the candidates' 12th standard
PCM marks, a composite merit list will be drawn as per criteria laid down by the school.
Candidates will be called for a counseling session based on the above merit list. In the
counseling session, candidates will be allotted admissions to various disciplines as per their
choice and availability of discipline.
In most of the subjects, there will be theory and practical classes. Time table will be for
approximately 32 to 36 contact hours per week for B. Tech. Programmes. In the fourth year of
the course, approximately 40% of the time will be allotted for industry based project work for
which guidance by the faculty will be available and the students will be required to make a
presentation of the project work.
Student is required to have minimum of 80% attendance in the classes for every subject and
must complete all the term work prescribed for the subjects.
For every subject 50 marks will be assigned for continuous assessment: 5 marks for attendance,
20 marks for class tests, 25 marks for term work containing practical work, and/ or assignments
and practical/ oral exam. The term end exam will be assigned marks out of 50. For passing in a
subject, student must obtain a minimum of 50% marks in combined total of continuous
assessment and term end exam.
The course structures for various B.Tech. Programmes are subject to review and revision by the
Board of Studies in Engineering Sciences and approval of the Academic Council of the
University.
Programme Duration & Intake
Specializations Offered and Intake
Areas Mumbai (No.of Seats) Shirpur (No.of Seats)
Unique Features
Eligibility
Four year Full Time B.Tech. in the following disciplines with the intake mentioned against each is offered at the Mumbai and Shirpur Campus.
Six technology areas are being offered at Mumbai as well as Shirpur campuses.
Information Technology 60 60Computer Engineering 120 60Electronics Engineering 60 -Electronics & Telecom Engineering 60 60Mechanical Engineering 60 60Civil Engineering 60 60
• Modern facilities to provide ambience and support for curricular and extra curricular activities for the overall development of students.
• Dedicated, qualified faculty to ensure high standard of teaching, learning and evaluation Processes.
• Periodic review and revision of curricula based on feedback from the industry with quick response to ensure the relevance of the programmes to the changing needs of industry.
• Trimester system with proper planning to utilize the resources effectively and efficiently.
• Industry visits and industry based project work as part of the curricula to provide recognition and reward to the students in the form of job offers or support for further studies and research.
For B. Tech. courses, the candidate must have passed in 10+2 or equivalent, including International IB Diploma and Cambridge Exam with Science or Science Vocational (with PCM and English as compulsory subjects) with minimum 50% marks in PCM. (Minimum 150 marks out of 300). Those awaiting their 10+2 exam results this year may also apply.
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B.Tech. (Bachelor of Technology)
Selection Procedure
Teaching, Learning And Evaluation
Course Structure
Students are admitted to the B.Tech. Programme if they meet the required standards of the
three stage process described below:
Stage 1: All candidates aspiring to and eligible for admission to the B.Tech. Programme will be
required to appear for a written test to be conducted at various locations in India. The venue
will be announced well before the test date.
Stage 2: Based on the performance in the written test, candidates will be short-listed.
Stage 3: Based on the performance in Stage 1 and Stage 2 and on the candidates' 12th standard
PCM marks, a composite merit list will be drawn as per criteria laid down by the school.
Candidates will be called for a counseling session based on the above merit list. In the
counseling session, candidates will be allotted admissions to various disciplines as per their
choice and availability of discipline.
In most of the subjects, there will be theory and practical classes. Time table will be for
approximately 32 to 36 contact hours per week for B. Tech. Programmes. In the fourth year of
the course, approximately 40% of the time will be allotted for industry based project work for
which guidance by the faculty will be available and the students will be required to make a
presentation of the project work.
Student is required to have minimum of 80% attendance in the classes for every subject and
must complete all the term work prescribed for the subjects.
For every subject 50 marks will be assigned for continuous assessment: 5 marks for attendance,
20 marks for class tests, 25 marks for term work containing practical work, and/ or assignments
and practical/ oral exam. The term end exam will be assigned marks out of 50. For passing in a
subject, student must obtain a minimum of 50% marks in combined total of continuous
assessment and term end exam.
The course structures for various B.Tech. Programmes are subject to review and revision by the
Board of Studies in Engineering Sciences and approval of the Academic Council of the
University.
Programme Duration & Intake
Specializations Offered and Intake
Areas Mumbai (No.of Seats) Shirpur (No.of Seats)
Unique Features
Eligibility
Four year Full Time B.Tech. in the following disciplines with the intake mentioned against each is offered at the Mumbai and Shirpur Campus.
Six technology areas are being offered at Mumbai as well as Shirpur campuses.
Information Technology 60 60Computer Engineering 120 60Electronics Engineering 60 -Electronics & Telecom Engineering 60 60Mechanical Engineering 60 60Civil Engineering 60 60
• Modern facilities to provide ambience and support for curricular and extra curricular activities for the overall development of students.
• Dedicated, qualified faculty to ensure high standard of teaching, learning and evaluation Processes.
• Periodic review and revision of curricula based on feedback from the industry with quick response to ensure the relevance of the programmes to the changing needs of industry.
• Trimester system with proper planning to utilize the resources effectively and efficiently.
• Industry visits and industry based project work as part of the curricula to provide recognition and reward to the students in the form of job offers or support for further studies and research.
For B. Tech. courses, the candidate must have passed in 10+2 or equivalent, including International IB Diploma and Cambridge Exam with Science or Science Vocational (with PCM and English as compulsory subjects) with minimum 50% marks in PCM. (Minimum 150 marks out of 300). Those awaiting their 10+2 exam results this year may also apply.
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B.Tech. (Bachelor of Technology)
First Year (Common for all branches)
Trimester IV
Applied Maths IV**
Trimester V Trimester VI
Applied Maths –V**
Second Year
Discrete Structures
Data Structures and NumericalTechniques
Computer Organization &Architecture
Operating Systems
Digital Logic Design* Analog & Digital Communication System Programming
Micro Processors & Micro Controllers* Database Management Systems Computer Networks*
Programming Workshop* Environmental Studies Seminar – 2** (Presentation)
Seminar – 1**(Report)
Trimester VII
Theoretical Computer Science
Trimester VIII Trimester IX
Digital Signal Processing*
Third Year
Image Processing
Software Engineering Object Oriented Software Eng. Principles of Compiler Design
Design & Analysis of Algorithms Computer Graphics Advance computer Networks
Fundamentals of Web Technology Unix programming Industrial Economics & Management
Seminar – 3** (Report) Seminar – 4** (Presentation) Project Workshop
Constitution of India
Trimester X Trimester XI Trimester XII
Fourth Year
Multimedia Systems Intelligent Systems Mobile Computing
Advanced Computer Architecture System Security Distributed Computing
Project-I Project-II Project-III
Elective – I
• Network Programming
• Software Architecture
• Information Storage Management
• Advanced DBMS
Elective – II
• Parallel Processing
• Embedded Systems
• Data warehousing & Mining
• Advanced Image Processing
Elective – III
• Bio-Informatics
• Geographical Information Systems
• Robotics
• Biometrics
• E-commerce
First Year (Common for all branches)
Trimester I
Applied Mathematics I
Trimester II Trimester III
Applied Mathematics II Applied Mathematics III
Applied Science I # Communication Skill Workshop Practice
Basic Engineering Drawing Engineering Mechanics Applied Science II
Basic Electrical Engineering Basic Electronics Electrical Measuring Instruments & Machines
Computer Programming-I Computer Programming-II Computer Application
Second Year
Trimester IV
Maths IV **
Trimester VI Trimester VII
Maths V ** Microprocessor & Microcontroller *
Digital Logic Design * Computer Organization and Architecture * Operating System *
Data Structures & Algorithms Digital Communication Database Management System *
Principles of Communication Web Programming Computer Networks*
Programming Workshop* Seminar – I (Report) Seminar – 2 (Presentation)
Fourth Year
Trimester VII
Project Management
Trimester VIII Trimester IX
Data Warehousing & Mining Multimedia Systems
Image Processing* Information Security Service Oriented Architecture
Project-I ** Project-II ** Project-III **
Elective – I• Artificial Intelligence • Software Testing• Information Storage & Management• Embedded Systems
Elective – II• Soft Computing• Management Information System• GIS• Advanced Image Processing
Elective – III• Parallel Computing• E-Commerce• Robotics• High Speed Networking Architecture & Protocols
* Syllabus Common with Computer ** Common for all branches.
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Third Year
Trimester VII
Unix Programming *
Trimester VIII Trimester IX
Computer Simulation & Modelling Distributed Computing *
Software Engineering* Object Oriented Modeling & Design Software Architecture
Principles of Economics and Mgmt.* Environmental Studies ** Wireless Networking
Advanced Database Mgmt. Systems Advanced Computer Networks* Digital Signal Processing *
Seminar – 3 (Report) Seminar – 4 (Presentation) Constitution of India**
Mini Project
B.Tech.Computer Engineering
B.Tech.Information Technology
First Year (Common for all branches)
Trimester IV
Applied Maths IV**
Trimester V Trimester VI
Applied Maths –V**
Second Year
Discrete Structures
Data Structures and NumericalTechniques
Computer Organization &Architecture
Operating Systems
Digital Logic Design* Analog & Digital Communication System Programming
Micro Processors & Micro Controllers* Database Management Systems Computer Networks*
Programming Workshop* Environmental Studies Seminar – 2** (Presentation)
Seminar – 1**(Report)
Trimester VII
Theoretical Computer Science
Trimester VIII Trimester IX
Digital Signal Processing*
Third Year
Image Processing
Software Engineering Object Oriented Software Eng. Principles of Compiler Design
Design & Analysis of Algorithms Computer Graphics Advance computer Networks
Fundamentals of Web Technology Unix programming Industrial Economics & Management
Seminar – 3** (Report) Seminar – 4** (Presentation) Project Workshop
Constitution of India
Trimester X Trimester XI Trimester XII
Fourth Year
Multimedia Systems Intelligent Systems Mobile Computing
Advanced Computer Architecture System Security Distributed Computing
Project-I Project-II Project-III
Elective – I
• Network Programming
• Software Architecture
• Information Storage Management
• Advanced DBMS
Elective – II
• Parallel Processing
• Embedded Systems
• Data warehousing & Mining
• Advanced Image Processing
Elective – III
• Bio-Informatics
• Geographical Information Systems
• Robotics
• Biometrics
• E-commerce
First Year (Common for all branches)
Trimester I
Applied Mathematics I
Trimester II Trimester III
Applied Mathematics II Applied Mathematics III
Applied Science I # Communication Skill Workshop Practice
Basic Engineering Drawing Engineering Mechanics Applied Science II
Basic Electrical Engineering Basic Electronics Electrical Measuring Instruments & Machines
Computer Programming-I Computer Programming-II Computer Application
Second Year
Trimester IV
Maths IV **
Trimester VI Trimester VII
Maths V ** Microprocessor & Microcontroller *
Digital Logic Design * Computer Organization and Architecture * Operating System *
Data Structures & Algorithms Digital Communication Database Management System *
Principles of Communication Web Programming Computer Networks*
Programming Workshop* Seminar – I (Report) Seminar – 2 (Presentation)
Fourth Year
Trimester VII
Project Management
Trimester VIII Trimester IX
Data Warehousing & Mining Multimedia Systems
Image Processing* Information Security Service Oriented Architecture
Project-I ** Project-II ** Project-III **
Elective – I• Artificial Intelligence • Software Testing• Information Storage & Management• Embedded Systems
Elective – II• Soft Computing• Management Information System• GIS• Advanced Image Processing
Elective – III• Parallel Computing• E-Commerce• Robotics• High Speed Networking Architecture & Protocols
* Syllabus Common with Computer ** Common for all branches.
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# Consist of applied Physics and applied Chemistry.
Third Year
Trimester VII
Unix Programming *
Trimester VIII Trimester IX
Computer Simulation & Modelling Distributed Computing *
Software Engineering* Object Oriented Modeling & Design Software Architecture
Principles of Economics and Mgmt.* Environmental Studies ** Wireless Networking
Advanced Database Mgmt. Systems Advanced Computer Networks* Digital Signal Processing *
Seminar – 3 (Report) Seminar – 4 (Presentation) Constitution of India**
Mini Project
B.Tech.Computer Engineering
B.Tech.Information Technology
First Year (Common for all branches)Second Year
Trimester IV
Applied Mathematics IV**
Trimester V Trimester VI
Applied Mathematics V** Signal Conditioning and Filter Design
Electrical Networks Analysis and Synthesis * Signals and Systems * Principles of Communication Engineering *
Logic Circuit Design * Electronic circuit Analysis and Design* Electromagnetic Field Theory
Advanced Electronics * Electronic Instrumentation Integrated Circuits and WaveShaping Techniques
Numerical Techniques * Seminar – I (Report) Seminar – II (Presentation)
Third Year
Trimester VII
Microprocessor Fundamentals
Trimester VIII Trimester IX
Microcontrollers & Embedded Programming Computer Communication Networks
Microwave Theory and Circuits Digital Signal Processing Antenna and Wave Propagation*
Communication Circuits Microwave Devices TV and Video Engineering
Probability and Random Process Digital communication Industrial Economics & Project Mgmt.**
Constitution of India - Environmental Studies
Seminar - 3 (Report) Seminar - 4 (Presentation) Minor Project
* Syllabus Common with Electronics. ** Common to all branches
Fourth Year
Trimester VII Trimester VIII Trimester IX
Satellite Communication & Radar Optical Fiber Communication Telecom Network Planning and Mgmt.
Control Systems and Automation Mobile Communication Wireless Networks
Project - I Project - II Project - III
Elective – I• Simulation of Communication Systems• Image Processing• Digital Voice Processing
Elective – II• Data Compression & Encryption• VLSI Design• Speech Processing
Elective – III• Optical Networks• Advanced Communication Networks• Broadband Technology
First Year (Common for all branches)
Trimester IV
Applied Maths - IV **
Trimester V Trimester VI
Applied Maths - V ** Principles of Communication Engg. *
Second Year
Advanced Electronics * Basic Control Systems Microprocessor Fundamentals *
Electrical Network Analysis & Synthesis * Logic Circuit Design * Analog Integrated Circuits & Applic.
Numerical Techniques * Electronics Circuit Analysis & Design * Seminar – II (Presentation)
Signals & Systems * Seminar – I (Report) Electronics Workshop
- - Constitution of India
Trimester VII
Industrial Electronics
Trimester VIII Trimester IX
Microcontrollers
Third Year
Computer Organization & Architecture
Electro Magnetic Field Theory Electronic Instrumentation & Control Data Communication
Advanced Microprocessor Antenna & Wave Propogation Discrete Time Signal Processing
TV & Video Engineering Industrial Economics & Management Project Management
Seminar – lII (Report) Seminar-IV (Presentation)
* Syllabus Common with EXTC ** Common for all branches
Trimester X
Discrete Time Signal Processing
Trimester XI Trimester XII
Digital Communications*
Fourth Year
Data Communications
VLSI Design & Technology* Embedded Systems Robotics
Constitution of India** Environmental Studies** -
Elective – I
• Microcomputer System Design
• Advanced Power Electronics
• Image Processing
Elective – II
• Advanced Digital Signal Processing
• Biomedical Instrumentations
• Microelectromechanical Systems
Elective – III
• Wireless Communication
• Advanced Microcontrollers
• DSP Architecture & Systems
Project – I Project – II Project – III
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B.Tech.Electronics & Telecom Engineering
B.Tech.Electronics Engineering
First Year (Common for all branches)Second Year
Trimester IV
Applied Mathematics IV**
Trimester V Trimester VI
Applied Mathematics V** Signal Conditioning and Filter Design
Electrical Networks Analysis and Synthesis * Signals and Systems * Principles of Communication Engineering *
Logic Circuit Design * Electronic circuit Analysis and Design* Electromagnetic Field Theory
Advanced Electronics * Electronic Instrumentation Integrated Circuits and WaveShaping Techniques
Numerical Techniques * Seminar – I (Report) Seminar – II (Presentation)
Third Year
Trimester VII
Microprocessor Fundamentals
Trimester VIII Trimester IX
Microcontrollers & Embedded Programming Computer Communication Networks
Microwave Theory and Circuits Digital Signal Processing Antenna and Wave Propagation*
Communication Circuits Microwave Devices TV and Video Engineering
Probability and Random Process Digital communication Industrial Economics & Project Mgmt.**
Constitution of India - Environmental Studies
Seminar - 3 (Report) Seminar - 4 (Presentation) Minor Project
* Syllabus Common with Electronics. ** Common to all branches
Fourth Year
Trimester VII Trimester VIII Trimester IX
Satellite Communication & Radar Optical Fiber Communication Telecom Network Planning and Mgmt.
Control Systems and Automation Mobile Communication Wireless Networks
Project - I Project - II Project - III
Elective – I• Simulation of Communication Systems• Image Processing• Digital Voice Processing
Elective – II• Data Compression & Encryption• VLSI Design• Speech Processing
Elective – III• Optical Networks• Advanced Communication Networks• Broadband Technology
First Year (Common for all branches)
Trimester IV
Applied Maths - IV **
Trimester V Trimester VI
Applied Maths - V ** Principles of Communication Engg. *
Second Year
Advanced Electronics * Basic Control Systems Microprocessor Fundamentals *
Electrical Network Analysis & Synthesis * Logic Circuit Design * Analog Integrated Circuits & Applic.
Numerical Techniques * Electronics Circuit Analysis & Design * Seminar – II (Presentation)
Signals & Systems * Seminar – I (Report) Electronics Workshop
- - Constitution of India
Trimester VII
Industrial Electronics
Trimester VIII Trimester IX
Microcontrollers
Third Year
Computer Organization & Architecture
Electro Magnetic Field Theory Electronic Instrumentation & Control Data Communication
Advanced Microprocessor Antenna & Wave Propogation Discrete Time Signal Processing
TV & Video Engineering Industrial Economics & Management Project Management
Seminar – lII (Report) Seminar-IV (Presentation)
* Syllabus Common with EXTC ** Common for all branches
Trimester X
Discrete Time Signal Processing
Trimester XI Trimester XII
Digital Communications*
Fourth Year
Data Communications
VLSI Design & Technology* Embedded Systems Robotics
Constitution of India** Environmental Studies** -
Elective – I
• Microcomputer System Design
• Advanced Power Electronics
• Image Processing
Elective – II
• Advanced Digital Signal Processing
• Biomedical Instrumentations
• Microelectromechanical Systems
Elective – III
• Wireless Communication
• Advanced Microcontrollers
• DSP Architecture & Systems
Project – I Project – II Project – III
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B.Tech.Electronics & Telecom Engineering
B.Tech.Electronics Engineering
First Year (Common for all branches)
Second Year
Trimester IV
Applied Mathematics - IV
Trimester V Trimester VI
Applied Mathematics – V Hydrology
Constitution of India Materials & Structures Strength of Material
Applied Thermodynamics Environmental Engg. – I Computer Graphics
Numerical Techniques Surveying – II Environmental Engg. - II
Surveying – I Fluid Mechanics – II Principles of Management
Fluid Mechanics – I Seminar I (Report) Seminar – II (Presentation)
Third Year
Trimester VII
Water Resources & Mgmt.
Trimester VIII Trimester IX
Analysis of Structures Computational Techniques in Civil Eng.
Soil Mechanics Foundation Engg. Construction Techniques
Introduction to Finite Element Method Building Utilities & Services Design of Concrete Structure
Irrigation Risk & Safety in Construction Construction Machinery
Concrete Technology Geology Hydraulic Machinery
Seminar – III (Report) Seminar IV (Presentation) -
Civil Engg. Workshop
Fourth Year
Trimester X
Design of Steel Structures
Trimester XI Trimester XII
Project Management - I Project Management - II
Transportation Engg – I Transportation Engg. - II Contract Administration
Project Part - I Project Part - II Project Part - III
Elective – I
• Interior Design
• Town Planning
• Geotechnical Earthquake
Engineering
• Environment Ecology &
Resettlement issues
Elective – II
• Design of Bridge Structures
• Design of Pre Stressed Structures
• Mass Rapid Transportation
Systems (MRTS)
• Real Estate Devp. &
Redevelopment
• GIS & Remote Sensing
Elective – III
• Green & Intelligent Buildings
• Software Development
• Quality in Construction
• Finance Management
• Disaster Management
First Year (Common for all branches)
Second Year
Trimester IV
Applied Mathematics IV
Trimester V Trimester VI
Applied Mathematics V Computer Graphics
Applied Thermodynamics Manufacturing Process I Environmental Management
Numerical Techniques Fluid Machinery Strength of Material
Material Engineering Theory of Machine I Theory of Machine II
Fluid Mechanics Industrial Electronics Constitution of India
Machine Drawing Seminar I (Report) Seminar II (Presentation)
Third Year
Trimester VII
Thermal Engineering
Trimester VIII Trimester IX
Vibration Engineering I.C.Engines
Manufacturing Process II Heat & Mass Transfer Design of Machine Elements II
Design of Machine Elements I Mechanical Measurement & control Metrology and Quality Control
Industrial Engineering Manufacturing Management Mechanotronics
Seminar I (Report) Seminar II (Presentation) Business Communication
Fourth Year
Trimester X
Design of Mechanical System
Trimester XI Trimester XII
Total Quality Management Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
Automation in Production Finite Element Analysis Engineering Economics &Accounting
Elective – I
• Tribology
• Mechanical Handling systems &
Equipments
• MEMS: Design, Fabrication &
Characterization
• Reliability Engineering
Elective – II
• Environmental Pollution
• Nuclear power generation & safety
• Solar Energy Technology
• Value Engineering
Elective – III
• Rapid Prototyping & Tooling
• Neural Network
• Robotics
• Management Information System
Project-I Project-II Project-III
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B.Tech.Civil Engineering
B.Tech.Mechanical Engineering
First Year (Common for all branches)
Second Year
Trimester IV
Applied Mathematics - IV
Trimester V Trimester VI
Applied Mathematics – V Hydrology
Constitution of India Materials & Structures Strength of Material
Applied Thermodynamics Environmental Engg. – I Computer Graphics
Numerical Techniques Surveying – II Environmental Engg. - II
Surveying – I Fluid Mechanics – II Principles of Management
Fluid Mechanics – I Seminar I (Report) Seminar – II (Presentation)
Third Year
Trimester VII
Water Resources & Mgmt.
Trimester VIII Trimester IX
Analysis of Structures Computational Techniques in Civil Eng.
Soil Mechanics Foundation Engg. Construction Techniques
Introduction to Finite Element Method Building Utilities & Services Design of Concrete Structure
Irrigation Risk & Safety in Construction Construction Machinery
Concrete Technology Geology Hydraulic Machinery
Seminar – III (Report) Seminar IV (Presentation) -
Civil Engg. Workshop
Fourth Year
Trimester X
Design of Steel Structures
Trimester XI Trimester XII
Project Management - I Project Management - II
Transportation Engg – I Transportation Engg. - II Contract Administration
Project Part - I Project Part - II Project Part - III
Elective – I
• Interior Design
• Town Planning
• Geotechnical Earthquake
Engineering
• Environment Ecology &
Resettlement issues
Elective – II
• Design of Bridge Structures
• Design of Pre Stressed Structures
• Mass Rapid Transportation
Systems (MRTS)
• Real Estate Devp. &
Redevelopment
• GIS & Remote Sensing
Elective – III
• Green & Intelligent Buildings
• Software Development
• Quality in Construction
• Finance Management
• Disaster Management
First Year (Common for all branches)
Second Year
Trimester IV
Applied Mathematics IV
Trimester V Trimester VI
Applied Mathematics V Computer Graphics
Applied Thermodynamics Manufacturing Process I Environmental Management
Numerical Techniques Fluid Machinery Strength of Material
Material Engineering Theory of Machine I Theory of Machine II
Fluid Mechanics Industrial Electronics Constitution of India
Machine Drawing Seminar I (Report) Seminar II (Presentation)
Third Year
Trimester VII
Thermal Engineering
Trimester VIII Trimester IX
Vibration Engineering I.C.Engines
Manufacturing Process II Heat & Mass Transfer Design of Machine Elements II
Design of Machine Elements I Mechanical Measurement & control Metrology and Quality Control
Industrial Engineering Manufacturing Management Mechanotronics
Seminar I (Report) Seminar II (Presentation) Business Communication
Fourth Year
Trimester X
Design of Mechanical System
Trimester XI Trimester XII
Total Quality Management Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
Automation in Production Finite Element Analysis Engineering Economics &Accounting
Elective – I
• Tribology
• Mechanical Handling systems &
Equipments
• MEMS: Design, Fabrication &
Characterization
• Reliability Engineering
Elective – II
• Environmental Pollution
• Nuclear power generation & safety
• Solar Energy Technology
• Value Engineering
Elective – III
• Rapid Prototyping & Tooling
• Neural Network
• Robotics
• Management Information System
Project-I Project-II Project-III
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B.Tech.Civil Engineering
B.Tech.Mechanical Engineering
First Year
Trimester I
‘C’ Programming
Trimester II Trimester III
Communication Skills Structured System Analysis & Design
Computer Organization & Architecture Operating System Object Oriented Programming with C++
Discrete Maths Design & Analysis of Algorithms Data base Management System
Principal of Management Numerical Computational Techniques Statistical Methods
Second Year
Trimester IV
Advanced Database Techniques
Trimester V Trimester VI
Business Economics Information
Object Oriented Modeling & Design JAVA and Web Technologies Project Management
Organizational Behaviour Software Engineering Advanced JAVA
Computer Network Operation Research Elective - I• Parallel Processing• Artificial Neural Network• Network Programming• Multimedia
Third Year
Trimester VII Trimester VIII Trimester IX
Project in Industry
Management Information System
Programming Workshop Seminar Seminar (Cont.)
Project in Industry (Contd.)
Distributed Computing
Wireless Techniques
Elective - I• Service Oriented Architecture• Data Mining & Warehousing• Embedded System
Presentation - I Presentation - II
Programme Duration & Intake
Eligibility
Selection Procedure
Course Structure
Teaching-learning and Evaluation
Board of Studies
To meet the increasing demand of trained manpower in the field of Computer Applications, NMIMS University has launched a 3 years Post Graduate MCA Programme with an intake of 60 seats at Mumbai campus under its Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management & Engineering.
The candidate must have Bachelor's degree with 50% marks in aggregate in Arts, Science or Commerce, Management or any other discipline from a recognized institution / university. Those awaiting their final exam results may also apply.
Admission process for the current academic year will start from the month of March. Interested candidates need to apply in the prescribed application form for being considered for admission to the MCA Programme. The application forms will be made available at the school and notified centers. Admission will be based on good score in the General Aptitude paper at E or D Level Examination conducted by C-DAC in various cities followed by personal interview at the NMIMS premises in Mumbai. For further details on examination please visit website: www.cdacmumbai.in
The Course Structure for MCA Programme is given on subsequent pages subject to review and revision by the Board of Studies and approval of the Academic Council of the University.
It is a full time programme and timetable will be for approx. 32 to 36 contact hours per week in the final year of the course. Approx. 30% of the time will be allocated to industry based project work for which guidance of the faculty will be available.
Student is required to have minimum 80% attendance in the classes for every subject and must complete all the term work prescribed for the subject.
The scheme of evaluation will contain theory and practical examination as well as term work and periodical, class tests, assignments etc. For passing the subject, student must obtain a minimum of 50% marks in each of the subject.
The class will be awarded at the end of every year on the basis of total marks or Grade Point Average obtained by the student subject to earning prescribed minimum credits during the year.
The class for final degree will be awarded on the basis of cumulative performance during all the years for MCA Courses.
The Board of Studies for MCA will be the same as the Board of Studies for Engineering Sciences as shown earlier.
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First Year
Trimester I
‘C’ Programming
Trimester II Trimester III
Communication Skills Structured System Analysis & Design
Computer Organization & Architecture Operating System Object Oriented Programming with C++
Discrete Maths Design & Analysis of Algorithms Data base Management System
Principal of Management Numerical Computational Techniques Statistical Methods
Second Year
Trimester IV
Advanced Database Techniques
Trimester V Trimester VI
Business Economics Information
Object Oriented Modeling & Design JAVA and Web Technologies Project Management
Organizational Behaviour Software Engineering Advanced JAVA
Computer Network Operation Research Elective - I• Parallel Processing• Artificial Neural Network• Network Programming• Multimedia
Third Year
Trimester VII Trimester VIII Trimester IX
Project in Industry
Management Information System
Programming Workshop Seminar Seminar (Cont.)
Project in Industry (Contd.)
Distributed Computing
Wireless Techniques
Elective - I• Service Oriented Architecture• Data Mining & Warehousing• Embedded System
Presentation - I Presentation - II
Programme Duration & Intake
Eligibility
Selection Procedure
Course Structure
Teaching-learning and Evaluation
Board of Studies
To meet the increasing demand of trained manpower in the field of Computer Applications, NMIMS University has launched a 3 years Post Graduate MCA Programme with an intake of 60 seats at Mumbai campus under its Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management & Engineering.
The candidate must have Bachelor's degree with 50% marks in aggregate in Arts, Science or Commerce, Management or any other discipline from a recognized institution / university. Those awaiting their final exam results may also apply.
Admission process for the current academic year will start from the month of March. Interested candidates need to apply in the prescribed application form for being considered for admission to the MCA Programme. The application forms will be made available at the school and notified centers. Admission will be based on good score in the General Aptitude paper at E or D Level Examination conducted by C-DAC in various cities followed by personal interview at the NMIMS premises in Mumbai. For further details on examination please visit website: www.cdacmumbai.in
The Course Structure for MCA Programme is given on subsequent pages subject to review and revision by the Board of Studies and approval of the Academic Council of the University.
It is a full time programme and timetable will be for approx. 32 to 36 contact hours per week in the final year of the course. Approx. 30% of the time will be allocated to industry based project work for which guidance of the faculty will be available.
Student is required to have minimum 80% attendance in the classes for every subject and must complete all the term work prescribed for the subject.
The scheme of evaluation will contain theory and practical examination as well as term work and periodical, class tests, assignments etc. For passing the subject, student must obtain a minimum of 50% marks in each of the subject.
The class will be awarded at the end of every year on the basis of total marks or Grade Point Average obtained by the student subject to earning prescribed minimum credits during the year.
The class for final degree will be awarded on the basis of cumulative performance during all the years for MCA Courses.
The Board of Studies for MCA will be the same as the Board of Studies for Engineering Sciences as shown earlier.
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Selection Procedure
Course work
a) For M.TechCandidates will be admitted to M.Tech. in the area of interest as mentioned in their application
form, if they meet the required standards of the two stage processes described below:
Stage 1: All candidates aspiring to and eligible for admissions to M. Tech. Programmes in each
specialization shall be short-listed based on their valid GATE score, for a personal interview at
NMIMS campus. Sponsored candidates shall be short listed on the basis of their B.E. / B.Tech.
Degree score.
Stage 2: Personal Interview : Candidates short listed in stage 1 shall be interviewed at the
institute premises and the merit list will be prepared accordingly. Candidates will be allotted
admissions to the
discipline as per the availability/ choice as the case may be.
B) For Ph.D. ProgrammeEntrance test followed by personal interview / presentation. Selection will be on merit.
Registration: Selected candidate will have to undergo prescribed course work during two
trimesters.
Exam will be conducted at the end of Course work and candidate has to obtain 60% in each of
the courses to register for Ph.D.
• Research methodology
• Statistical methods of analysis
• Elective to be decided by the guide relevant to the specific branch.
Board of Studies is the same as given under B.Tech. Programme.
M.Tech. programmes are offered in IT / Computer Engineering / Electronics Engineering and
Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering. The courses have been tailored by leading
academicians and experts from the industries. Emphasis has been given to the latest
development in industry wherein expertise is required. Steps have been taken to further
strengthen the present system in the country while framing the syllabus.
Ph.D. programmes are offered in the areas of IT / Computer / Electronics / Electronics &
Telecommunication / Chemical / Manufacturing Engineering and Technology Management.
• To provide excellent education and guidance in engineering branches at postgraduate and
research level.
• To cater the needs of engineering industries and research organizations at national and
international levels.
• To train HR to carry out innovative research for creating intellectual property through
master and doctoral programmes.
• To prepare engineers to take position in industry, institutions and research organizations
The course of study of M.Tech. in each specialization shall extend over two years consisting of
three trimesters for the first year and then carry out research work on industry related project
followed by submission of dissertation in the second year.
For Ph.D. the duration is 3-5 years depending upon the performance of the candidate.
18 seats in each specialization of M. Tech. Programmes.
For Ph.D. Programmes total intake is 15
Every candidate for the M. Tech. programme in each specialization must have passed B.E. / B.
Tech. or equivalent examination with valid GATE score; sponsored candidates without GATE
score will also be considered.
a) Ph.D. (Engineering) - M.E. / M.Tech. in relevant branch of Engineering / Technology with
1st class at Bachelors or Masters level.
b) Ph.D. (Technology Management) - M.E. / M.Tech. / MBA with B.E. / B.Tech. and 1st class at
bachelor or masters level.
Programme Objectives
Duration
Intake
Eligibility
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Selection Procedure
Course work
a) For M.TechCandidates will be admitted to M.Tech. in the area of interest as mentioned in their application
form, if they meet the required standards of the two stage processes described below:
Stage 1: All candidates aspiring to and eligible for admissions to M. Tech. Programmes in each
specialization shall be short-listed based on their valid GATE score, for a personal interview at
NMIMS campus. Sponsored candidates shall be short listed on the basis of their B.E. / B.Tech.
Degree score.
Stage 2: Personal Interview : Candidates short listed in stage 1 shall be interviewed at the
institute premises and the merit list will be prepared accordingly. Candidates will be allotted
admissions to the
discipline as per the availability/ choice as the case may be.
B) For Ph.D. ProgrammeEntrance test followed by personal interview / presentation. Selection will be on merit.
Registration: Selected candidate will have to undergo prescribed course work during two
trimesters.
Exam will be conducted at the end of Course work and candidate has to obtain 60% in each of
the courses to register for Ph.D.
• Research methodology
• Statistical methods of analysis
• Elective to be decided by the guide relevant to the specific branch.
Board of Studies is the same as given under B.Tech. Programme.
M.Tech. programmes are offered in IT / Computer Engineering / Electronics Engineering and
Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering. The courses have been tailored by leading
academicians and experts from the industries. Emphasis has been given to the latest
development in industry wherein expertise is required. Steps have been taken to further
strengthen the present system in the country while framing the syllabus.
Ph.D. programmes are offered in the areas of IT / Computer / Electronics / Electronics &
Telecommunication / Chemical / Manufacturing Engineering and Technology Management.
• To provide excellent education and guidance in engineering branches at postgraduate and
research level.
• To cater the needs of engineering industries and research organizations at national and
international levels.
• To train HR to carry out innovative research for creating intellectual property through
master and doctoral programmes.
• To prepare engineers to take position in industry, institutions and research organizations
The course of study of M.Tech. in each specialization shall extend over two years consisting of
three trimesters for the first year and then carry out research work on industry related project
followed by submission of dissertation in the second year.
For Ph.D. the duration is 3-5 years depending upon the performance of the candidate.
18 seats in each specialization of M. Tech. Programmes.
For Ph.D. Programmes total intake is 15
Every candidate for the M. Tech. programme in each specialization must have passed B.E. / B.
Tech. or equivalent examination with valid GATE score; sponsored candidates without GATE
score will also be considered.
a) Ph.D. (Engineering) - M.E. / M.Tech. in relevant branch of Engineering / Technology with
1st class at Bachelors or Masters level.
b) Ph.D. (Technology Management) - M.E. / M.Tech. / MBA with B.E. / B.Tech. and 1st class at
bachelor or masters level.
Programme Objectives
Duration
Intake
Eligibility
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First Year
Trimester I Trimester II Trimester III
Microwave Integrated Circuits Applied Satellite communication
Advanced Digital Communication* Elective - I Elective - II
Seminar – 1 Seminar – 2 Seminar – 3
Elective – I (Any One) Elective – II (Any One)
Wireless Communication Systems Telecom Network Management
Antenna System & Design Multimedia Networks
Embedded system* Advance Image Processing
Second Year
Trimester IV Trimester V Trimester VI
Project Work: ON related topic and dissertation. (Teaching assistance ship will be provided to deserving candidates)
VLSI Design*
Advanced DSP* Advanced Microwave EngineeringOptical fibre communication Networks*
Electronics Engineering
First Year
Trimester I Trimester II Trimester III
Mechatronics Power Electronics System Desgin
Advanced Digital Communication* Elective - I Elective - II
Seminar – 1 Seminar – 2 Seminar – 3
Elective – I (Any One) Elective – II (Any One)
Embedded Systems Industrial Automation
Artificial Neural Network System Design Advanced Computer Architecture
Mechatronics Advanced Computer Networks
Second Year
Trimester IV Trimester V Trimester VI
Project Work: ON related topic and dissertation. (Teaching assistance ship will be provided to deserving candidates)
VLSI Design*
Advanced DSP* Advanced Medical ElectronicsOptical fibre communication Networks*
* Common with Electronics
* Common with Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering
First Year
Trimester I
Computer Networking Design Principles
Trimester II Trimester III
Distributed Systems IP Traffic Engineering
Data Warehousing & Mining Mobile Computing andWireless Networking
Pattern Recognition
Software Engineering Methodology Elective - I Elective - II
Seminar – 1 Seminar – 2 Seminar – 3
Elective – I (Any One) Elective – II (Any One)
Computer Vision Software Quality
System & Network Security Parallel Processing
Artificial Intelligence Fuzzy Logic & Neural Network
Software Architecture Biometrics
Second Year
Trimester IV Trimester V Trimester VI
Project Work: ON related topic and dissertation. (Teaching assistance ship will be provided to deserving candidates)
Computer EngineeringFirst Year
Trimester I
Computer Networking Design Principles
Trimester II Trimester III
Distributed Systems Parallel Processing
Data Warehousing & Mining Computer Vision Biometrics
Advanced Image Processing Elective - I Elective - II
Seminar – 1 Seminar – 2 Seminar – 3
Elective – I (Any One) Elective – II (Any One)
Mobile Computing & Wireless Networking Software Quality
System & Network Security IP Traffic Engineering
Artificial Intelligence Fuzzy Logic & Neural Network
Software Architecture
Second Year
Trimester IV Trimester V Trimester VI
Project Work: ON related topic and dissertation. (Teaching assistance ship will be provided to deserving candidates)
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M.Tech.Information Technology
First Year
Trimester I Trimester II Trimester III
Microwave Integrated Circuits Applied Satellite communication
Advanced Digital Communication* Elective - I Elective - II
Seminar – 1 Seminar – 2 Seminar – 3
Elective – I (Any One) Elective – II (Any One)
Wireless Communication Systems Telecom Network Management
Antenna System & Design Multimedia Networks
Embedded system* Advance Image Processing
Second Year
Trimester IV Trimester V Trimester VI
Project Work: ON related topic and dissertation. (Teaching assistance ship will be provided to deserving candidates)
VLSI Design*
Advanced DSP* Advanced Microwave EngineeringOptical fibre communication Networks*
Electronics Engineering
First Year
Trimester I Trimester II Trimester III
Mechatronics Power Electronics System Desgin
Advanced Digital Communication* Elective - I Elective - II
Seminar – 1 Seminar – 2 Seminar – 3
Elective – I (Any One) Elective – II (Any One)
Embedded Systems Industrial Automation
Artificial Neural Network System Design Advanced Computer Architecture
Mechatronics Advanced Computer Networks
Second Year
Trimester IV Trimester V Trimester VI
Project Work: ON related topic and dissertation. (Teaching assistance ship will be provided to deserving candidates)
VLSI Design*
Advanced DSP* Advanced Medical ElectronicsOptical fibre communication Networks*
* Common with Electronics
* Common with Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering
First Year
Trimester I
Computer Networking Design Principles
Trimester II Trimester III
Distributed Systems IP Traffic Engineering
Data Warehousing & Mining Mobile Computing andWireless Networking
Pattern Recognition
Software Engineering Methodology Elective - I Elective - II
Seminar – 1 Seminar – 2 Seminar – 3
Elective – I (Any One) Elective – II (Any One)
Computer Vision Software Quality
System & Network Security Parallel Processing
Artificial Intelligence Fuzzy Logic & Neural Network
Software Architecture Biometrics
Second Year
Trimester IV Trimester V Trimester VI
Project Work: ON related topic and dissertation. (Teaching assistance ship will be provided to deserving candidates)
Computer EngineeringFirst Year
Trimester I
Computer Networking Design Principles
Trimester II Trimester III
Distributed Systems Parallel Processing
Data Warehousing & Mining Computer Vision Biometrics
Advanced Image Processing Elective - I Elective - II
Seminar – 1 Seminar – 2 Seminar – 3
Elective – I (Any One) Elective – II (Any One)
Mobile Computing & Wireless Networking Software Quality
System & Network Security IP Traffic Engineering
Artificial Intelligence Fuzzy Logic & Neural Network
Software Architecture
Second Year
Trimester IV Trimester V Trimester VI
Project Work: ON related topic and dissertation. (Teaching assistance ship will be provided to deserving candidates)
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M.Tech.Information Technology
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We give our best shot each and every time
We set the standard
We are the future
We are a part of this institute so fine
NMIMS NMIMS
NMIMS NMIMS
Respect the past
Create the future
Transcend horizons however far
We have what it takes
We make a great team
At NMIMS each one is a star
NMIMS NMIMS
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Ragging is banned in the university and anyone found indulging in ragging is liable to be
punished appropriately which may include expulsion from the university. Ragging is strictly
prohibited in the university premises and outside. Students involved in ragging other
students will be punished as per ‘The Maharashtra Prohibition of Ragging Act, 1999 (Mah.
XXXIII of 1999) published in Maharashtra Govt. Gazette on 15th May 1999. Moreover, it will
be mentioned in the Migration Certificate of such students that they are expelled because of
indulgence in ragging. The students found guilty of ragging earlier will not be admitted to this
university.
NMIMS reserves the right to make any changes as it may deem fit to the items contained in
this brochure, including the programme name, programme contents, duration, fees, channel
and methods of delivery, faculty, admission and refund policies, evaluation and standard of
passing and so on. Besides the faculty members mentioned in this brochure, NMIMS also
benefits from the services of a large number of industry professionals who serve as part-time
or visiting faculty. NMIMS reserves the right to assign any of those faculty to any programme.
Conduct of these programmes is governed by various rules and by-laws as laid down and
modified from time to time by NMIMS. Copies of current rules and by-laws are available with
the registrar for perusal. All disputes are subject to the legal jurisdiction of Mumbai only.
Detailed Academic Guidelines, regarding Course Outline, Grading, Examination, Attendance
Norms, etc., are given in the Students Resource Book (SRB), which is made available to every
student who joins the university.
Disclaimer
Academic Guidelines
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Ban on Ragging in the University
We do what’s right and not what’s easy
We give our best shot each and every time
We set the standard
We are the future
We are a part of this institute so fine
NMIMS NMIMS
NMIMS NMIMS
Respect the past
Create the future
Transcend horizons however far
We have what it takes
We make a great team
At NMIMS each one is a star
NMIMS NMIMS
NMIMS NMIMS
Ragging is banned in the university and anyone found indulging in ragging is liable to be
punished appropriately which may include expulsion from the university. Ragging is strictly
prohibited in the university premises and outside. Students involved in ragging other
students will be punished as per ‘The Maharashtra Prohibition of Ragging Act, 1999 (Mah.
XXXIII of 1999) published in Maharashtra Govt. Gazette on 15th May 1999. Moreover, it will
be mentioned in the Migration Certificate of such students that they are expelled because of
indulgence in ragging. The students found guilty of ragging earlier will not be admitted to this
university.
NMIMS reserves the right to make any changes as it may deem fit to the items contained in
this brochure, including the programme name, programme contents, duration, fees, channel
and methods of delivery, faculty, admission and refund policies, evaluation and standard of
passing and so on. Besides the faculty members mentioned in this brochure, NMIMS also
benefits from the services of a large number of industry professionals who serve as part-time
or visiting faculty. NMIMS reserves the right to assign any of those faculty to any programme.
Conduct of these programmes is governed by various rules and by-laws as laid down and
modified from time to time by NMIMS. Copies of current rules and by-laws are available with
the registrar for perusal. All disputes are subject to the legal jurisdiction of Mumbai only.
Detailed Academic Guidelines, regarding Course Outline, Grading, Examination, Attendance
Norms, etc., are given in the Students Resource Book (SRB), which is made available to every
student who joins the university.
Disclaimer
Academic Guidelines
74
Ban on Ragging in the University
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