POST GRADUATE PROGRAMS (Master of Technology)

Course Name Intake
Structural Engineering 09
Heat Power Engineering 09

STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING

Year of Commencement of Program: 2010

Sanctioned Annual Intake : 09

What is M.Tech in Structural Engineering?

M.Tech in Structural Engineering is a 2-year postgraduate program under Civil Engineering that focuses on the design, analysis, and construction of safe and durable structures. It deals with buildings, bridges, dams, tunnels, towers, offshore structures, and other infrastructure.

Structural engineers ensure that structures can withstand loads, earthquakes, wind, and environmental conditions while being cost-effective and sustainable.

Key Areas of Study

  • Advanced Structural Analysis – Study of complex structural behavior under different loads.

  • Design of Reinforced Concrete & Steel Structures – High-rise buildings, bridges, and industrial structures.

  • Earthquake & Wind Engineering – Designing earthquake-resistant and wind-resistant structures.

  • Finite Element Analysis (FEA) – Using software to analyze and simulate structural behavior.

  • Construction Materials & Technology – Study of modern materials like composites, high-strength concrete, and advanced construction techniques.

  • Bridge & Hydraulic Structures – Design of special structures like bridges, dams, and retaining walls.

  • Sustainable & Smart Structures – Integrating green and smart technologies into construction.

Career Opportunities

M.Tech Structural Engineering graduates can work in:

  • Infrastructure & construction companies (L&T, Tata Projects, Shapoorji Pallonji)

  • Consultancy & design firms

  • Government departments (PWD, Railways, Urban Development)

  • Research & Development organizations

  • Teaching & academic positions

Job Roles: Structural Engineer, Design Consultant, Project Manager, Researcher, Construction Manager.

M.TECH in HEAT POWER ENGINEERING

Year of Commencement of Program: 2010

Sanctioned Annual Intake : 09

What is M.Tech in Heat Power Engineering?

M.Tech in Heat Power Engineering is a 2-year postgraduate program under Mechanical Engineering that focuses on thermal energy systems, power generation, and heat transfer technologies. It deals with designing and improving systems like engines, turbines, boilers, heat exchangers, and renewable energy plants.

In simple words, this branch trains engineers to work on efficient energy production, conversion, and utilization for industries, power plants, and futuristic energy solutions.

Key Areas of Study

  • Advanced Thermodynamics – Understanding energy systems and cycles for power generation.

  • Heat Transfer & Fluid Mechanics – Analysis and design of heat exchangers, cooling systems, and turbines.

  • IC Engines & Gas Turbines – Design and performance optimization of engines and turbines.

  • Refrigeration & Air Conditioning – Advanced HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) systems.

  • Power Plant Engineering – Thermal, nuclear, and renewable power plant design and operation.

  • Combustion & Emission Control – Reducing pollution and improving fuel efficiency.

  • Renewable Energy Systems – Solar, wind, and bioenergy technologies for sustainable development.

  • Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) – Using software (ANSYS, Fluent) for flow and heat transfer simulations.

Skills Required

  • Strong fundamentals in thermodynamics & fluid mechanics

  • Proficiency in design & simulation software (ANSYS, CFD, MATLAB)

  • Analytical and problem-solving abilities

  • Knowledge of power plant operations & energy systems

  • Research and innovation mindset

Career Opportunities

Graduates can work in:

  • Thermal & Nuclear Power Plants

  • Automobile & Aerospace industries (Engine design and testing)

  • Oil & Gas & Energy sectors

  • HVAC & Refrigeration industries

  • Research & Development (Energy efficiency, renewable technologies)

  • Academic & teaching roles

  • Opportunities in both government and private sectors (NTPC, BHEL, ONGC, Tata Power, automotive companies).

Job Roles: Thermal Engineer, Power Plant Engineer, Design Engineer (Engines/Boilers), R&D Specialist, Energy Consultant.