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MANDATORY DISCLOSURE

1. Name of the Institution (Address including Telephone, Mobile, E-Mail)

SAINTGITS COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

Kottukulam Hills, Pathamuttom P O

Kottayam, Kerala

PIN: 686532

Tel: +91-481-2430349, 2436169, 2436170

E-mail: [email protected]

2. Name and address of the Trust/ Society/ Company and the Trustee (Address

including Telephone, Mobile, E-Mail)

MAR GREGORIOS EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY

III FLOOR, UNITY BUILDINGS,

K.K ROAD, COLLECTORATE P.O,

KOTTAYAM-686 002

Tel: +91-481-2300365

Email: [email protected]

3. Name and Address of the Vice Chancellor/ Principal/ Director (Address including

Telephone, Mobile, E-Mail)

Name: Prof. Dr. M D MATHEW – PRINCIPAL

Address : Mannarathu House

Edappady P O, Bharanganam

PIN: 686578

4. Name of the affiliating University

APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University

CET Campus, Thiruvananthapuram

Kerala -695016, India

Phone: 0471-2598122

Fax: +91 471 2598522

5. Governance

5.1 Members of the Board and their brief background

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a. H. G. Joseph Mar Gregorios (President)

B.A., B.D., M.Phil - (President) – Educationalist Social Worker and Bishop

Managing Trustee – St. Gregorios Charitable Trust which manages Gregorian Public School, a

Semi-residential, Co-educations and non-sectarian educational institution established in 1998 at

Maradu, Kochi

Manager – Baselios Paulose II Catholicate College, Piravom

Manager – Patriarch Ignatius Zakka Iwas B.Ed. College, Malekkurissu

Manager – Gregorian Academy School, Thiruvankulam

Patron –Thomas Education and Welfare Trust which manages P.A.M.E.T Engineering College,

Ponneri, Tamilnadu

Metropolitan – Diocese of Cochin., Malankara Syrian Orthodox Church

Secretary – Holy Episcopal Synod, Malankara Syrian Orthodox Church

b. Er. K. GEORGE (Vice President)

Businessman

Partner

Concrete Products & Construction Company, Chennai

Concrete Products & Construction Companty, Tiruvalam

Kottukulam Engineers Pvt Ltd, Chennai.

Dwaraka Plantations & Muthumala Estate.

Director - Kottukulam Engineers Pvt Ltd, Chennai.

c. Er. Punnoose George (Secretary)

B.Sc (Engg.) M.I.E.LL.M- Engineer & Technocrat

Executive Director – Kottukulam Engineers Pvt. Ltd., Chennai.

d. Er. Oommen Varghese (Treasurer)

B.Sc (Engg.) – N.R.I. Civil Engineer &Technocrat

Managing Director, Nael General Contracting & LC, Al Ain

e. Er. Shibu Punnen (Member)

B.Tech

Businessman

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Partner – Concrete Products & Construction Company, Chennai

f. Dr. K. Jacob (Member)

M.B.B.S

Businessman

Secretary – Madras Medical Mission Hospital

Chairman- Pondicherry Institute of Medical Sciences, Pondicherry

g. Er. Joseph Varghese (Member)

B.Tech

N.R.I Civil Engineer

General Manager- Nael Cement Products Al Ain

h. Er. Sinu Philip (Member)

B.Tech

N.R.I. Civil Engineer

Project Manager – Nael General Contracting, L.L.C., Al Ain

i. Mrs. Anju Elizabeth Cherian (Member)

M.A

Business Person

Partner- The Concrete Products and Construction, Kondapalli, A.P.

j. Mrs. Mini Susan John

Managing Director – Unity Securities Ltd., Cochin

Partner – Mar Gregorios Educational Services, Kottayam

k. Mr. Baisil Varughese Oommen

B. Tech. – (NIT – Trichy)

i. Ms. Susan Oommen Varghese

Worked 25 years in Aljimi Hospital, Al-Ain, UAE

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5.2 Frequently of the Board Meeting and Academic Advisory Body

Board Meeting Quarterly and Advisory Body Yearly

5.3 Members of Academic Advisory Body

a. Mr. Thomas. T. John, Director

Former Central Intelligence Officer of Kerala & Lakshadweep Islands, Govt. of India

Former Secretary to Minister for Education, Govt. of Kerala

b. Dr. K P P Pillai

Project Advisor & Resource Person

Former Principal, College of Engg., Thiruvananthapuram

Former Executive Secretary – ISTE

c. Dr. D Babu Paul

Former Addl. Chief Secretary to Govt. of Kerala

d. Dr. N Babu

Former Vice Chancellor, Kerala University & fellow of Indian Society of Life Sciences

e. Er. V K Mathews

Chairman and Managing Director, IBS, Technopark, Thiruvananthapuram

f. Dr. Ninan P Kurian

Former Professor – IIT, Chennai

g. Er. Philip Logan

Managing Director, Shankland Cox, UAE

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5.4 Organizational chart and processes

5.5 Nature and Extent of involvement of Faculty and students in academic

affairs/improvements

Weekly Departmental Meetings of Faculty discuss all matters regarding the curriculum and non

curriculum involvement for each course. Releavent points for improvement are taken up and

discussed at institutional level at weekly meetings chaired by the Head of the Institute. Suggestions

and feedback from students at class rooms level are discussed further at the Student

Association/Executive Council and submitted before the Head of the Institution.

5.6 Mechanism/ Norms and Procedure for democratic/ good Governance

Various Committees including Students and Faculty as per AICTE. University and Govt Guidelines

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are functioning

5.7 Student Feedback on Institutional Governance/ Faculty performance

The frequent evaluations of instruction, as well as the general performance of the institution, by

students, indicate that the instructional level as well as the infrastructural and laboratory facilities

has been estimated to be of very high quality as a whole. There have also been a few suggestions

from the students and parents, for which proper corrective / improvement measures are being

taken, for obtaining real excellence. The students, however, had also expressed earlier some

inadequacy on the part of the institution in promoting the extra-curricular activities. Remedial

measures are being carried out to compensate for this deficiency also to ensure that excellent

facilities will be established in full, very shortly.

5.8 Grievance Redressal mechanism for Faculty, staff and students

We have, an online grievance redressal platform which takes care of grievances related to sex,

caste, ragging and other curricular and extra-curricular activities. A committee is constituted as per

the direction of AICTE is functioning in the college. The committee meets every month and look into

the grievances received from the stakeholders and actions taken accordingly. A monthly report is

being uploaded to the AICTE designated webportal. All the minutes of the meetings are maintained.

5.9 Establishment of Anti Ragging Committee

Please click the link to see the Anti-Ragging Committee

https://saintgits.org/engineering-college/about/saintgits/disclosure

5.10 Establishment of Online Grievance Redressal Mechanism – Available

5.11 Establishment of Grievance Redressal Committee in the Institution and

Appointment

Please click the link to see the Grievance Redressal Committee

https://saintgits.org/engineering-college/about/saintgits/feedback-and-grievance-redressal

5.12 OMBUDSMAN by the University – University is in the processing of Obudsman Appointment.

The college is appointed Adv. KURIAN GEORGE KANNANTHANAM as Ombudsman in the college

level.

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5.13 Establishment of Internal Complaint Committee (ICC)

Please click the link to see the Internal Complaint Committee (ICC)

https://saintgits.org/engineering-college/about/saintgits/monitoring-committees

5.14 Establishment of Committee for SC/ ST

Please click the link to see the Committee for SC/ ST

https://saintgits.org/engineering-college/about/saintgits/monitoring-committees

5.15 Internal Quality Assurance Cell

An Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) exists in the college which has 11 members consisting

of representatives from management, faculty, students, parents and industry. The policy of IQAC in

our institution is to develop a system for consistent growth of the institution and improvement in its

performance. The Quality Policy of our Institution is: “We at Saintgits aim to provide quality

education in career-oriented courses in Engineering, Technology, and Management emphasizing

on development of self-confidence and skills, thus preparing the individual for a life-time of learning

and professional growth. This is achieved through continual improvement in all the management

processes of the institution”.

The IQAC monitor the implementation of the Quality Policy and strives to attain the objectives

by

Closely monitoring the academic and administrative activities of the institution.

Building a leaner centric environment suitable for imparting quality education to the

students and continuous development of faculty.

Obtaining faculty evaluation from the students and parents and feedback on institutional

processes from stakeholders

Maintaining MOUs with the Industries for training the students as well as the faculty.

Arranging for add on courses and content beyond syllabus initiatives through various

national level programs like QEEE, NPTEL etc.

Promoting professional society activities like, IEEE, ISTE, IEI, CSI etc.

Organizing seminars and workshops for the faculty on quality enhancement of education

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6. Programmes

6.1 Name of Programmes approved by AICTE

Sl No Course Program Level

1 STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT

ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

POST GRADUATE

2 COMPUTER SCIENCE AND SYSTEMS ENGINEERING ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

POST GRADUATE

3 MASTERS IN COMPUTER APPLICATIONS MCA MCA 2nd Year Direct

4 APPLIED ELECTRONICS AND INSTRUMENTATI ON ENGINEERING


UNDER GRADUATE

5 ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION S ENGINEERING ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

UNDER GRADUATE

6 ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

UNDER GRADUATE

7 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

UNDER GRADUATE

8 CIVIL ENGINEERING ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

UNDER GRADUATE

9 COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

UNDER GRADUATE

10 POWER SYSTEMS ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

POST GRADUATE

11 MACHINE DESIGN ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

POST GRADUATE

12 VLSI AND EMBEDDED SYSTEMS ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

POST GRADUATE

13 GEOMACHINES AND STRUCTURES ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

POST GRADUATE

14 MASTERS IN COMPUTER APPLICATIONS MCA POST GRADUATE

15 MASTERS IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MANAGEMEN T POST GRADUATE

16 POWER SYSTEMS ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

POST GRADUATE

17 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING ENGINEERING AND

UNDER GRADUATE

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TECHNOLOGY

18 ROBOTICS AND AUTOMATION ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

POST GRADUATE

19 TELECOMMUNICATION ENGINEERING ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

POST GRADUATE

20 FOOD TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

UNDER GRADUATE

21 FELLOWSHIP PROGRAMME IN MANAGEMENT MANAGEMEN T FELLOWSH IP

22 ROBOTICS AND AUTOMATION ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

UNDER GRADUATE

23 MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS (INTEGRATED) MCA Integrated

6.2 Name of Programmes Accredited by AICTE

Sl No Course Program Level

1 ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION S ENGINEERING ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

UNDER GRADUATE

2 ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

UNDER GRADUATE

3 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

UNDER GRADUATE

4 CIVIL ENGINEERING ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

UNDER GRADUATE

5 COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

UNDER GRADUATE

6 MASTERS IN COMPUTER APPLICATIONS MCA POST GRADUATE

7 MASTERS IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MANAGEMENT POST GRADUATE

6.3 Status of Accreditation of the Courses

Please click the below link to see the details

https://saintgits.org/engineering-college/about/saintgits/accreditation-and-approvals

6.3.1 Total number of Courses = 23

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6.3.2 No. of Courses for which applied for Accreditation = 7

6.3.3 Status of Accreditation – Preliminary/ Applied for SAR and results awaited/ Applied for

SAR and visits completed/ Results of the visits awaited/ Rejected/ Approved for SEVEN

Courses


https://saintgits.org/engineering-college/about/saintgits/accreditation-and-approvals

6.4 For each Programme the following details are to be given:

Sl No Name No. of seats

Duration Cut off marks/rank of admission

during the last three years

2018 2017 2016


24 2 Years 4229 4410 5394

2 COMPUTER SCIENCE AND SYSTEMS ENGINEERING

24 2 Years - 2142 5394

3 MASTERS IN COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

60 3 Years - - -


60 4 Years 45179 54311 53603

5 ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION S ENGINEERING

60 4 Years 43356 47337 49875

6 ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

60 4 Years 44903 45600 51813

7 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 120 4 Years 44967 31773 18653

8 CIVIL ENGINEERING 120 4 Years 44966 38030 26418

9 COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

120 4 Years 30296 42379 28576

10 POWER SYSTEMS 18 2 Years 3004 - 2503

11 MACHINE DESIGN 18 2 Years 1799 3941 6387

12 VLSI AND EMBEDDED SYSTEMS

24 2 Years 2219 3713 5394

13 GEOMACHINES AND STRUCTURES

24 2 Years 1922 3713 5394

14 MCA 2nd Year Direct 60 2 Years - - -

15 MASTERS IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

120 3 Years - - -

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16 POWER SYSTEMS (Additional Batch)

18 2 Years - - -

17 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 60 4 Years 40053 45600 -

18 ROBOTICS AND AUTOMATION

24 2 Years 2749 - -

19 TELECOMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

24 2 Years - 2149 -

20 FOOD TECHNOLOGY 60 4 Years 25822 29348 -

21 FELLOWSHIP PROGRAMME IN MANAGEMENT

10 NA - - -

22 ROBOTICS AND AUTOMATION

60 2 Years - - -

23 MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS (INTEGRATED)

60 5 Years - - -


Duration Fee

2018 2017 2016

1

B. Tech. - APPLIED ELECTRONICS AND INSTRUMENTATI ON ENGINEERING

60 4 Years 120000 120000 120000

2 B. Tech. - CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

60 4 Years 120000 120000 -

3 B. Tech. - CIVIL ENGINEERING 120 4 Years 120000 120000 120000

4 B. Tech. - COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

120 4 Years 120000 120000 120000

5 B. Tech. - ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

60 4 Years 120000 120000 120000

6 B. Tech. - ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION S ENGINEERING

60 4 Years 120000 120000 120000

7 B. Tech. - FOOD TECHNOLOGY 60 4 Years 120000 120000 -

8 B. Tech. - MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

120 4 Years 120000 120000 120000

9 B. Tech. - ROBOTICS AND AUTOMATION

60 2 Years - - -

10 FELLOWSHIP PROGRAMME IN MANAGEMENT

10 NA - - -

11 M. Tech. - COMPUTER SCIENCE AND SYSTEMS ENGINEERING

24 2 Years 75000 75000 75000

12 M. Tech. - GEOMACHINES AND STRUCTURES

24 2 Years 75000 75000 75000

13 M. Tech. - MACHINE DESIGN 18 2 Years 75000 75000 75000

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14 M. Tech. - POWER SYSTEMS 18 2 Years 75000 75000 75000

15 M. Tech. - POWER SYSTEMS (Additional Batch)

18 2 Years 75000 75000 75000

16 M. Tech. - ROBOTICS AND AUTOMATION

24 2 Years 75000 75000 -

17

M. Tech. - STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT

24 2 Years 75000 75000 75000

18 M. Tech. - TELECOMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

24 2 Years 75000 75000 -

19 M. Tech. - VLSI AND EMBEDDED SYSTEMS

24 2 Years 75000 75000 75000


60 5 Years - - -

21 MASTERS IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

120 3 Years 60000 55000 55000

22 MASTERS IN COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

60 3 Years 25000 25000 25000

23 MCA 2nd Year Direct 60 2 Years 25000 25000 25000

Sl No

Name

Placement

Facilities

Campus placement in last three years with minimum salary, maximum salary and average salary

2018 2017 2016

Maximum

Minimum

Average

Maximum

Minimum

Average

Maximum

Minimum

Average

1

B. Tech. - APPLIED ELECTRONICS AND INSTRUMENTATI ON ENGINEERING

Available

- - - 700000 238000 321571 53300024000

0349600

2

B. Tech. - CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

Available

- - - - - - - - -

3

B. Tech. - CIVIL ENGINEERING

Available

336000

325000 325000 700000 325000 378571 32500032500

0325000

4

B. Tech. - COMPUTER SCIENCE AND

Available

550000

90000 281738 336000 180000 293147 57600014400

0391548

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ENGINEERING

5

B. Tech. - ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

Available

550000

294000 230633 330000 180000 291923 33600017000

0282857

6

B. Tech. - ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION S ENGINEERING

Available

550000

200000 297091 700000 180000 272500 57600017000

0438848

7

B. Tech. - FOOD TECHNOLOGY

Available

- - - - - - - - -

8

B. Tech. - MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Available

550000

336000 272917 700000 325000 354579 33600021600

0290136

9

B. Tech. - ROBOTICS AND AUTOMATION

- - - - - - - - - -

10

FELLOWSHIP PROGRAMME IN MANAGEMENT

- - - - - - - - - -

11

M. Tech. - COMPUTER SCIENCE AND SYSTEMS ENGINEERING

Available

- - - - - - - - -

12

M. Tech. - GEOMACHINES AND STRUCTURES

Available

- - - - - - - - -

13 M. Tech. - MACHINE DESIGN

Available

- - - - - - - - -

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14 M. Tech. - POWER SYSTEMS

Available

- - - - - - - - -

15

M. Tech. - POWER SYSTEMS (Additional Batch)

Available

- - - - - - - - -

16

M. Tech. - ROBOTICS AND AUTOMATION

Available

- - - - - - - - -

17

M. Tech. - STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT

Available

- - - - - - - - -

18

M. Tech. - TELECOMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

Available

- - - - - - - - -

19

M. Tech. - VLSI AND EMBEDDED SYSTEMS

Available

- - - - - - - - -

20

MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS (INTEGRATED)

- - - - - - - - - -

21

MASTERS IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Available

- - - - - - - - -

22

MASTERS IN COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

Available

550000

336000 241667 325000 180000 229057 32500020000

0217857

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23 MCA 2nd Year Direct

Available

- - - - - - - - -

6.5 Name and duration of programme(s) having Twinning and Collaboration with Foreign

University(s) and being run in the same Campus along with status of their AICTE approval. If there

is Foreign Collaboration, give the following details:

Details of the Foreign University

6.5.1 Name of the University : University of Massachusetts Lowell, USA

6.5.2 Address: Southwick 250, One University Avenue, Lowell, Massachusetts 01854

6.5.3 Website: https://www.uml.edu/

6.5.4 Accreditation status of the University in its Home Country: Accredited by Accreditation

Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET)

For more details please see the below link

https://www.uml.edu/About/Accreditation.aspx

6.5.5 Ranking of the University in the Home Country

For details please see the below link

https://www.usnews.com/best-colleges/umass-lowell-2161

6.5.6 Whether the degree offered is equivalent to an Indian Degree? If yes, the name of the

agency which has approved equivalence. If no, implications for students in terms of pursuit

of higher studies in India and abroad and job both within and outside the country

Yes, World Education Service (WES)

6.5.7 Nature of Collaboration: Twinning Programme - B. Tech in Mechanical Engineering & B.

Tech in Civil Engineering)

6.5.8 Conditions of Collaboration

Two years in Saintgits College of Engineering and Two years in UMAS, Lowel Admission based on

the regulating authorities norms in the country

6.5.9 Complete details of payment a student has to make to get the full benefit of

Collaboration: Payment has to be made based on the Fee Fixed by the respective University

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6.6 For each Programme Collaborated provide the following:

6.6.1 Programme Focus: To acquire higher knowledge in the field of engineering

6.6.2 Number of seats: 60

6.6.3 Admission Procedure: Merit based

6.6.4 Fee: Payment Has to be made based on the Fee Fixed by the respective University

6.6.5 Placement Facility: Available

6.6.6 Placement Records for last three years with minimum salary, maximum salary and

average salary: Not Applicable

6.7 Whether the Collaboration Programme is approved by AICTE? If not whether the

Domestic/Foreign University has applied to AICTE for approval: Yes

7. Faculty

7.1 Branch wise list Faculty members: Provided. Please see the list of Faculty

7.1.1 Permanent Faculty: All the full time regular faculty are permanent faculty so give the total

number of regular faculty as per AICTE record

7.1.2 Adjunct Faculty: 5

7.1.3 Permanent Faculty: Student Ratio:- Total number of intake X Number of years of study/

Total permanent faculty

7.2 Number of Faculty employed and left during the last three years

Year Employed Resigned

2018 275 16

2017 238 26

2016 225 24

8. Profile of Vice Chancellor/ Director/ Principal/ Faculty

NO NAME Photo DOB UNIQUE ID DESIGNATION QUALIFICATION Area Of

Specilization

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1 Dr. M D MATHEW

31-05-1954

1-2369276993

PRINCIPAL

B.Sc -1974, M.Sc-1976, B.E - 1982 PhD- 1992 MBA - 2009

B.E -METALLURGY M.SC-PHYSICS MBA -MANAGEMENT SCIENCE Ph.D-STRENGTH OF MATERIELS

For each Faculty give a page covering with Passport size photograph

CIVIL ENGINEERING

NO NAME Photo DOB UNIQUE

ID

DESIGNATIO

N

QUALIFICATION

Area Of Specilizatio

n

1 Dr. PHILIPOSE M.C 12-12-1952

1-46494396

5

Associate Director-Acadamics

BSc Engg-1975, M.Tech-1982, PhD-1996

UG-CIVIL ENGINEERING PG-HYDRAULICS & WATER RESOURCES ENGINEERING Ph.D-HYDRAULICS & WATER RESOURCES ENGINEERING

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2 Dr. SOOSAN GEORGE T

20-07-1961

1-4392678684

DEAN

Bsc Engg-1983, M.Tech-1994, PHD-2004

UG-CIVIL ENGINEERING PG-TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING Ph.D-PAREMENT DESIGN

3 Dr.REEBU Z KOSHY

09-09-1960

1-35819398

90

Professor & HOD

B.Sc Engg-1983, M.Tech-1986, PhD-2004

UG-CIVIL ENGEENIRING PG-TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING Ph.D-Transportation Engineerring

4 Dr.HARI G 01-06-1968

1-46374439

7

Professor

B.Tech-1991, M.Tech-1994, PhD- 2017

UG-CIVIL ENGEENIRING PG-GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING PhD-Geo Technical Engineering

5 Dr. NIVIN PHILIP 09-08-1986

1-4328967614

Associate Professor

Bsc Engg-2008, M.Tech-2010, PHD-2016

UG-CIVIL ENGEENIRING PG-COMPUTER AIDER STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING

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Ph.D-High performance concrete

6 CHERIAN C K

10-05-1981

1-46374442

9

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-2004, MS In Civil Eng-2008

UG-CIVIL ENGEENIRING PG-TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING

7 KRUPA MARY VARGHESE

04-05-1980

1-42184900

42

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-2001 M.Tech-2003

UG-CIVIL ENGEENIRING PG- STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT

8 RESHMA KASSIM 01-05-1978

1-42235245

62

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-1999 M.E- 2012

UG-CIVIL ENGEENIRING PG-CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING & MANAGEMENT

9 MILU MARY JACOB 24-09-1982

1-46374441

3

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-2004, M.E-2006

UG-CIVIL ENGG PG-STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING

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10 VINCY KOSHY

26-01-1972

1-46374442

1

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-1995 M.Tech -2013

UG-CIVIL ENGEENIRING PG-GEO MECHANICS & STRUCTURES

11 SWAPNA THOMAS

12-11-1982

1-47197232

7

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-2004 M.Tech - 2013

UG-CIVIL ENGEENIRING GEO MECHANICS & STRUCTURES

12 AJESH K KOTTUPPILLIL

24-3-1982

1-46399944

5

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-2006 M.Tech:2014

UG-CIVIL ENGEENIRING PG-GEO MECHANICS & STRUCTERS

13 SINDHU A R 15-04-1972

1-46374442

5

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-1993 M.Tech: RA

UG-CIVIL ENGEENIRING PG-GEO MECHANICS & STRUCTERS

14 AFIA S HAMEED

23-01-1987

1-46374443

3

Assistant Professor


UG-CIVIL ENGEENIRING PG- STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING

15 SUSAN ROSE 01-12-1984

1-43955375

64

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-2005, M.Tech-2007

UG-CIVIL ENGEENIRING PG-TRAFFIC &TRANSPO

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RTATION ENGG

16 SUNITHA A DANIEL

07-08-1974

1-46503288

1

Assistant Professor


UG-CIVIL ENGEENIRING PG-CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING & MANAGEMENT

17 DIPTY SARIN ISAAC

02-04-1986

1-46374443

7

Assistant Professor


UG-CIVIL ENGEENIRING PG-GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING

18 SNEHA MALAMPARACKEL VARGHESE

23-07-1987

1-76817104

3

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-2009 M.tech-2011

UG-CIVIL ENGEENIRING PG-STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION MGMT

19 JOE G PHILIP 02-09-1986

1-14567405

99

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-2008 M.E-2012


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20 SHYLA JOSEPH A

12-05-1966

1-21837675

07

Assistant Professor



21 ARUN G SANKAR

25-07-1988

1-21837675

21

Assistant Professor


UG-CIVIL ENGEENIRING PG - ENVIRONMENTAL

22 JINU SUSAN EIPE 19-08-1987

1-21837675

29

Assistant Professor


UG-CIVIL ENGEENIRING PG-ENVIRONMENTAL & GEOTECHNOLOGY

23 VIVEK PHILIP 20-10-1987

1-23693503

79

Assistant Professor


UG-CIVIL ENGEENIRING PG-STRUCTURAL ENGG CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT

24 MINU ANTONY

07-08-1988

1-23693504

07

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-2010 M.E-2013

UG-CIVIL ENGEENIRING PG-STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING

25 NIRMAL JOHN JOY 23-04-1989

1-23693504

15

Assistant Professor


UG-CIVIL ENGEENIRING PG-GEO MECHANICS &

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STRUCTURES

26 LAKSHMI P 12-01-1991

1-23693504

11

Assistant Professor


UG-CIVIL ENGEENIRING PG-STRUCTURAL & CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT

27 PINKY MERIN PHILIP

17-04-1990

1-24775109

63

Assistant Professor


UG-CIVIL ENGEENIRING PG-GEO MACHANICS

28 GOPIKA MOORTHY

25-09-1990

1-24775248

71

Assistant Professor


UG-CIVIL ENGEENIRING PG-STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION MNGMT

29 NIMIYA ROSE JOSHUA

15-10-1990

1-25044291

63

Assistant Professor



30 SANJU MARY SOBYCHEN

24-08-1990

1-26423457

63

Assistant Professor

B.E.-2012 M.E.-2014

UG-CIVIL ENGEENIRING PG-STRUCTURAL

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ENGINEERING

31 ANCY MATHEW 09-12-1991

1-27286098

83

Assistant Professor

AMIE - 2013 M.E- 2015

UG- CIVIL PG- STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING

32 JISS K ABRAHAM

11-01-1991

1-28970759

50

Assistant Professor

B.E -2012 M.Tech-2015


33 JITHIN KURIAN ANDREWS

17-03-1992

1-35818806

27

Assistant Professor


UG-CIVIL ENGEENIRING PG-TRANSPORTATION

34 SUSAN MATHEW 27-01-1990

1-35824679

98

Assistant Professor


UG-CIVIL ENGEENIRING PG-WATER RESOURCES & HYDRO INFOMATICS

35 MANOJ C M 22-07-1981

1-35825350

43

Assistant Professor

B.E-2004 M.Tech-2014


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36 HANNA PAUL

03-07-1992

1-35820358

43

Assistant Professor



37 ARSHA GIRI

11-05-1991

1-35820459

72

Assistant Professor


UG-CIVIL ENGEENIRING PG-ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

38 ELSA JACOB JOSEPH

06-02-1993

1-35822921

13

Assistant Professor



39 NEKHA JOSE 14-04-1991

1-35824370

40

Assistant Professor


UG-CIVIL ENGEENIRING PG-WATER RESOURCES & HYDRO INFOMATICS

40 ALICE JOHNY

23-03-1991

1-35824980

69

Assistant Professor


UG-CIVIL ENGEENIRING PG-COMPUTER AIDER STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING

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41 AMRUTHA LEKSHMI G R

04-10-1989

1-35825660

40

Assistant Professor


UG-CIVIL ENGEENIRING PG-TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING

42 RAKENDU R

14-07-1992

1-35826131

20

Assistant Professor



43 ALESTER JOSEPH VANREYK

11-06-1987

1-42436478

32

Assistant Professor


UG-CIVIL ENGEENIRING PG-GEO INFORMATICS

44 REVATHI.K.S 05-10-1990

1-42288467

77

Assistant Professor


UG-CIVIL ENGEENIRING PG-ENV: ENG

45 ASWATHY ANN MATHEW

22-07-1992

1-43934280

66

Assistant Professor


UG- CIVIL PG-STRUCTURAL ENG: & CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT

46 M GAYATHRI DEVI 11-09-1990

1-43929442

79

Assistant Professor


UG-CIVIL ENGEENIRING PG-STRUCTURAL ENG: & CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT

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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

1 Dr.M D MATHEW

31-05-1954

1-23692769

93

Principal

B.Sc --1974, M.Sc-1976, B.E - 1982 PhD- 1992 MBA - 2009

B.E -METALLURGY M.SC-PHYSICS MBA -MANAGEMENT SCIENCE Ph.D-STRENGTH OF MATERIELS

2 Dr.JACOB T VARGHESE

03-11-1975

1-35796384

05

Professor & HOD

B.E-1997, M.Tech-2002, PhD-2016

UG-INDUSTRIAL & PRODUCTION PG -MANUFACTURING. Ph.D-AN OBSERVATIONAL AND MODELLING STUDY ON MASS AND ENERGY TRANSFER PROCESSES lN TROPICAL GREEN FACADES

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3 Dr JASON CHERIAN ISSAC

20-03-1966

1-46503298

3

Professor

B.Tech-1988, M.E-1990, PhD-1996

UG & PG : AERO SPACE ENGINEERING Ph.D-Aerospace, Virginia Tech

4 Dr.MURUGANANTHAM P

15-07-1975

1-47068480

1

Professor

B.E-1997, M.E-2006, MBA- 2002 PhD- 2017

UG- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PG-THERMAL ENGINEERING PhD- Manufacturing & Thermal Engg

5 SAJAN THOMAS 30-03-1972

1-46407854

9

Professor

B.E-1996, M.E-2004

UG- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PG-ENERGY SYSTEMS & POLLUTION

6 ANILKUMAR G 30-05-1972

1-46503300

1

Associate Professor


UG- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PG-INDUSTRIAL ENGG & MANAGEMENT

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7 Dr.CHERIAN PAUL

13-08-1984

1-46503298

7

Associate Professor

B.Tech-2006, M.Tech-2008 Phd 2016

UG- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PG-MANUFACTURING ENGINEERIG P.hd- Surface Engineering

8 CHERIYAN EAPEN

29-11-1956

1-72190328

4

WORKSHOP SUPTD

BSc Engg 1978

UG- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

9 VINAY MATHEW JOHN

08-05-1981

1-46494398

3

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-2004

UG- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

10 JENNY JOHN MATTAM

05-10-1978

1-46439503

5

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-2000, M.E-2004

UG- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PG-COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN

11 FRANCIS AUGUSTINE JOSEPH

11-04-1986

1-46503296

9

Assistant Professor

B,.E-2008 M.Tech-2013

UG- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PG- MACHINE DESIGNING

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12 CHACKO PRENO KOSHY

14-08-1987

1-46503295

7

Assistant Professor


UG- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PG- MACHINE DESIGN

13 Dr.PRAVEEN K M

10/05/1985

1-43966898

14

Assistant Professor


UG- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PG- INTEGRATED DESIGN & MANUFACTURING Ph.D-MATERIALS ENGINEERING

14 Dr.AMITH ARAVIND 09-10-1985

1-35795772

43

Assistant Professor


UG- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PG-MACHINE DESIGN Ph.d-TRIBOLOGY

15 BOBBY P PAUL 28-06-1979

1-36409587

75

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-2004 M.Tech- 2013

UG- INDUSTRIAL ENGG PG -MECHANICAL ENGG

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16 SIVASUBRAMANIAN P

17-06-1982

1-46399955

7

Assistant Professor

B.E-2004, M.E-2007

UG-AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING PG-CAD/CAM

17 SAJEEV A

17-05-1981

1-46399958

5

Assistant Professor


UG- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PG-PRODUCTION & INDUSTRIAL ENGG

18 MANOJ BALAKRISHNAN

26-03-1988

1-46399952

1

Assistant Professor


UG- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PG-MACHINE DESIGN

19 SAILESH K S 19-03-1987

1-46407852

3

Assistant Professor


UG- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PG- MACHINE DESIGN

20 PHILIP JACOB PAREKATHU

10-04-1983

1-72190322

0

Assistant Professor


UG- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PG-PRODUCTION & INDUSTRIAL ENGG

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21 TOBIN THOMAS

22-06-1987

1-15023364

95

Assistant Professor


UG- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PG-MACHINE DESIGNING

22 LIJU MATHEW ALEXANDER

16-03-1988

1-21837675

91

Assistant Professor


UG- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PG-ADVANCED MANUFACTURED ENGG. & PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT

23 ARUN K VARGHESE

22-09-1983

1-21837675

95

Assistant Professor


UG- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PG-AUTOMATIVE ENGINEERING

24 NANDU S

27-08-1989

1-21837676

15

Assistant Professor


UG- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PG - I C ENGINES & TURBO MACHINERY

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25 BIBIN VARKEY

30-05-1986

1-21837676

07

Assistant Professor


UG- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PG - PRODUCTION ENGINEERING

26 VINEETH V K

26-05-1988

1-21837676

27

Assistant Professor


UG- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PG - THERMAL SCIENCE

27 SREEKUMAR C 21-03-1990

1-26425187

90

Assistant Professor


UG- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PG - PRODUCTION ENGINEERING

28 GEORGE JOHN 24-06-1991

1-31791538

46

Assistant Professor


UG- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PG -MANUFACTURING TECH

29 RITTIN ABRAHAM KURIEN

13-11-1989

1-35797014

45

Assistant Professor


UG- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PG - AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING

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30 BASIL GEORGE THOMAS

26-12-1991

1-36426361

94

Assistant Professor

B.TECH-2013M.Tech- 2016

UG- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PG -CRYOGENICS

31 MATHEWS JOSEPH

23-02-1993

1-36429842

41

Assistant Professor


UG- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PG -PRODUCTION ENGG

32 ARJUN VENUGOPAL

05-12-1993

1-42125324

24

Assistant Professor


UG- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PG -THERMAL ENGG

33 AJU JO SANKARATHIL

18-03-1991

1-42125325

23

Assistant Professor


UG- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PG -MACHINE DESIGN

34 AJITH KURIAKOSE MANI

17-06-1985

1-42223100

76

Assistant Professor


UG- MECHANICAL ENGG PG -MACHINE DESIGN

35 LADEESH V G 10-09-1988

1-42235247

23

Assistant Professor

B.TECH-2010M.E- 2012

UG- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PG -COMPUTER

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INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING

36 Dr.SHINCE V JOSEPH

05-05-1985

1-42235247

30

Assistant Professor

A.M.I.E-2007 M.Tech- 2011

UG- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PG -MACHINE DESIGN Ph.D-MACHINE DESIGN & ANALYSIS

37 MANU REMANAN 12-04-1987

1-43939835

33

Assistant Professor

B.TECH-2009M.E- 2013

UG- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PG -ADVANCED MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY

ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

1 Dr. JAIMOL THOMAS

29-07-1961

1-46503292

3

Professor & HOD

BSc Engg-1983, M.Tech-1986 PHD-2012

UG-EEE PG-INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL PhD - Optimal Electricity Pricing Strategy for Distributed Generation,Year- Feb

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2012

2 Dr.NAGALINGAM MAHENDRAN

11-07-1976

1-42132013

99

Professor

B.E-2000, M.Tech-2004 PHD-2011

UG-EEE PG-CONTROL SYSTEM Ph.D-CONTROL OF POWER ELECTRONICS SYSTEM

3 Dr.MANJU MATHEW

04-08-1979

1-47197237

9

Associate Professor

B.Tech-2002 Msc+PHD-2012 (Intagrated)

UG-ELECTRICAL Phd -Adaptive Transmission Schemes of Cognitive Radio

4 Dr.PINKY MOL K.P 25-04-1985

1-47197238

7

Associate Professor

B.Tech-2006 M.tech-2010 P.hd - 2016

UG-EEE PG-INDUSTRIAL DRIVES AND CONTROL PHD - EEE & CONTROL

5 JISHA JAMES 02-12-1981

1-46374460

9

Assistant Professor

B.E-2004 M.Tech-2012

UG-EEE PG-INDUSTRIAL DRIVES AND CONTROL

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6 DEEPU JOSE

24-8-1980

1-46374462

5

Assistant Professor


UG-EEE PG- POWER SYSTEMS

7 ANCY SARA VARGHESE

19-10-1984

1-14567403

43

Assistant Professor


UG-EEE PG-POWER SYSTEMS

8 RACHEL ROSE 12-12-1980

1-46374468

7

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-2002, M.Tech-2014 MBA-2005


9 SMITHA S D 27-05-1980

1-46374464

9

Assistant Professor



10 APARNA THAMPI 26-06-1983

1-46374469

1

Assistant Professor


UG- EEE PG-INDUSTRIAL DRIVES AND CONTROL

11 JANCY VARGHESE 24-05-1985

1-72190327

2

Assistant Professor


UG-EEE PG-INDUSTRIAL INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL

12 FILMY FRANCIS 11-06-1985

1-72190331

2

Assistant Professor

B.TECH-2007M.E-2011

UG-EEE PG-POWER ELECTRONICS & DRIVES

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13 DEEPU E KOSHY

22-02-1988

1-14567406

19

Assistant Professor


UG- EEE PG-POWER EC

14 ASHA ANU KURIAN 26-11-1987

1-14567406

63

Assistant Professor



15 DARU ANNA THOMAS

28-01-1985

1-21837675

59

Assistant Professor


UG-EEE PG-ELECTRICAL MACHINES

16 POLLY THOMAS 08-11-1988

1-21837675

63

Assistant Professor



17 ABRAHAM GEORGE

25-08-1988

1-21837675

83

Assistant Professor


UG-ECE PG-VLSI & EMBEDDED SYSTEMS

18 VINU KOSHY ABRAHAM

17-06-1984

1-21837675

87

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-2006 M.E 2010

UG-ECE PG-EMBEDDED SYSTEMS & TECHNOLOGY

19 ARUN SEBASTIAN 12-05-1986

1-21837675

67

Assistant Professor



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20 JINEETH JOSEPH 02.01.1987

1-21837675

75

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-2008 ME-2013

UG-EEE PG-HIGH VOLTAGE

21 ELIZABETH RAJAN 12-08-1987

1-21837675

71

Assistant Professor



22 AMALU PHILIP

21-10-1988

1-31785463

91

Assistant Professor



23 SREELAL N 25-11-1992

1-35799855

33

Assistant Professor



24 MERIN ANTONY 28-01-1989

1-35801536

15

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-2010 M.E-2012


25 CHRISTY MARY JACOB

30-04-1990

1-42236201

33

Assistant Professor



ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

1 SUSAN ABE 30-08-1955

1-72190321

6

DEAN -ECI

B Sc Engg-1981, M.E-1989

UG-ECE PG- ELECTRICAL COMMUNICATION ENGG

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2 Dr.RIBOY CHERIAN

10-04-1978

1-46374460

1

Professor & HOD

B.E-1999, M.E-2008 Ph.D-2017

UG-ECE PG-APPLIED ELECTONICS PHD - INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION ENGG

3 Dr. ZACHARIAH K P

29-01-1936

1-46797121

1

Professor & Chief Tutorial Coordinator

B.Tech-1957, M.E-1959, PhD-1967

UG-ECE PG-MICROWAVE Ph.D--MICRO WAVE

4 Dr.SHAJIMON K JOHN

25-05-1970

1-46374459

7

Professor

B.E-1991, M.BA-1999, M.E-2005 PHD - 2016

UG-ECE PG-APPLIED ELECTONICS PHD - ECE

5 Dr.ANSAL K A 25-05-1985

1-31791538

08

Associate Professor

B.Tech-2007 M.E-2011 PHD- 2016

UG-ECE PG-COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS PHD- ANTEENA DESIGN

6 Dr.K SARAVANAN 25-09-1982

1-43939835

40

Associate Professor

B.E-2004 M.E-2006 PHD- 2016

UG-ECE PG-APPLIED ELECTRONICS PHD- NET WORK SECURITY VLSI

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7 CHINN MOHANAN

16-09-1981

1-46797121

5

Assistant Professor


UG-ECE PG-INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

8 MARIE KOTTAYIL JAMES

11-07-1981

1-46374457

3

Assistant Professor


UG-ECE PG-VLSI DESIGN

9 ASHWIN P V

05-05-1983

1-46374456

5

Assistant Professor



10 SREEKALA K S 24-05-1979

1-46797122

3

Assistant Professor

AMIE-2002, M.Tech-2005

UG-ECE PG-DIGITAL ELECTRONICS

11 Dr.ROBIN JOYCE 07-03-1985

1-42235246

06

Assistant Professor

B.E- 2006 M.Tech.- 2008

UG-ECE PG-NANO TECHNOLOGY, Ph.D-NANO SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

12 NISHANTH P R 05-05-1985

1-15286934

97

Assistant Professor


UG- EELCTRONICS & COMMUNICATION PG- INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

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13 JYOTHISH CHANDRAN G

08-03-1978

1-46374458

5

Assistant Professor



14 REKHA SUBHASH 30-05-1979

1-46374435

1

Assistant Professor

B.E-2002, M.Tech-2007

UG-ECE PG-OPTICAL COMMUNICATION

15 ARAVINDHAN A

23-04-1982

1-46374458

9

Assistant Professor

B.E-2003, M.Tech-2009

UG-EEE PG-VLSI DESIGN

16 DHANUSHA P B 07-02-1984

1-46374457

7

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-2006, M.E-2008

UG-ECE PG-APPLIED ELECTONICS

17 BEENA A .O 31-05-1981

1-14567406

23

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-2002 M.E-2005

UG-ECE PG-COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS

18 ANU RAJ 10-10-1983

1-46797121

9

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-2006, M.E-2009

UG-ECE PG-COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

19 ASHLY JOHN 17-11-1987

1-46374438

1

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-2009, M.E-2011

UG- ECE PG-APPLIED ELECTRONICS

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20 HANNA MATHEW

19-05-1985

1-46374460

5

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-2007, M.E-2010

UG-ECE PG-APPLIED ELECTRONICS

21 ABRAHAM K THOMAS

26-04-1982

1-72190322

4

Assistant Professor

AMIE-2006, M.Tech-2008

AMIE-ECEPG-VLSI DESIGN

22 PREENA PRASAD

21-03-1988

1-72190330

4

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-2009 M.E-2011

UG-ECE PG-EMBEDDED SYSTEMS

23 AJITH RAVINDRAN 22-04-1988

1-21837675

79

Assistant Professor


UG-ECE PG-VLSI & Embedded Systems

24 ROSHNI OOMMEN 31-03-1989

1-31791538

28

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-2011 M.Tech.- 2013


25 ANISH M GEORGE 7-1-1987 1-

4211250953

Assistant Professor



26 MAHESWARY SREENATH

12-05-1989

1-42184900

04

Assistant Professor



APPLIED ELECTRONICS & INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEERING

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1 Dr.BINU K MATHEW

23-03-1974

1-46374459

3

Professor & HOD

B.E-1997 M.E-2007 PHD-2016

UG-EC PG-APPLIED ELECTONICS PHD- VLSI DESIGN

2 Dr.GODWIN ANAND P S

04-07-1977

1-46503285

5

Professor

B.E-1999, M.E-2000 PHD-2011

UG-INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL PG-PROCESS CONTROL &INSTRUMENTATION PhD-Process Control

3 Dr. RAHUL ANTONY

31-05-1986

1-28972183

15

Associate Professor

B.Tech-2007 M.E-2009 M.B.A-2015 PHD - 2016

UG- APPLIED ELECTRONICS & INSTRUMENTATION PG-CONTROL & INSTRUMENTATION PHD - MICRO FLUIDICS

4 RIZWANA AKBAR 20-10-1981

1-46374435

5

Assistant Professor


UG-AEI PG-VLSI & EMBEDDED SYSTEMS

5 VINAYAKUMAR B 10-4-1977

1-46374438

9

Assistant Professor

AMIE-2001, M.E-2004

UG-EE PG-VLSI DESIGN

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6 NISHA THANKACHAN

14-10-1984

1-47197228

3

Assistant Professor



7 SITA RADHAKRISHNAN

07-05-1979

1-46374438

5

Assistant Professor


UG-INSTRUMENTATION PG-KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT(ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE)

8 ANEENA CHERIAN 07-03-1981

1-23693503

75

Assistant Professor

B.E- 2002 M.Tech-2004

UG-ECE PG-DIGITAL ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION

9 JYOTHI KRISHNAN 12-05-1983

1-46399944

1

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-2005, M.E-2010

UG-E&I PG-CONTROL & INSTRUMENTATION

10 Dr.YOUHAN SUNNY

01-03-1984

1-42444674

79

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-2006, M.S-2010, P.hD-2015

UG-BIO MEDICAL PG-BIO MEDICAL .HD-ULTRA SOUND DREXEL UNIV

11 BINI THOMAS 09-04-1983

1-72190321

2

Assistant Professor


UG- AEI PG-APPLIED ELECTRONICS

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12 AGITHA M S

01-12-1986

1-72190326

8

Assistant Professor


UG-ECE PG-SIGNAL PROCESSING

13 ANCY VARGHESE 17-4-1981

1-46503293

1

Assistant Professor


UG-AEI PG-INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION

14 BINSON V.A

09-03-1987

1-14567403

47

Assistant Professor


UG-AEI PG-CONTROL & INSTR.

15 ELIZABETH PAUL 15-02-1989

1-14567405

95

Assistant Professor



16 HARINARAYANAN NAMPOOTHIRI

25-03-1990

1-31785463

07

Assistant Professor


UG-ELECTRONICS & INSTRUMENTATION ENGG PG-PROCESS CONTROL

17 ANISH THOMAS

11-04-1985

1-47282326

54

Assistant Professor


UG-AEI PG-CONTROL & INSTR.

COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

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1 Dr.WILSY M

07-12-1955

1-31831544

74

Dean- CS & IT

B.E-1977 M.Tech-1983 PhD-1995

UG- ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING PG-AUTOMATION PHD- COMPUTER DEVICE

2 Dr.JUBILANT J KIZHAKKETHOTTAM,

23-12-1979

1-35807887

03

Professor

B.E- 2002 M.TECH-2005MBA-2009 PhD - 2014

UG- COMPUTER SCIENCE PG-COMPUTER SCIENCEPHD- COMPUTER SCIENCE MBA - HR & MARKETING Ph.D-COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

3 DR.ANJU PRATAP 21/05/1983

1-43976336

72

Associate Professor


UG&PG-COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING Ph.D-COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

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4 Dr.V JEYAKRISHNAN

30-12-1984

1-43947811

67

Associate Professor

B.Tech-2006 M.Tech-2010 PhD-2017

UG- IT PG-IT Ph.D-ICE-2017

5 SINDHU M

08-05-1979

1-46399946

5

Assistant Professor

AMIE-2003 M.E-2006

UG & PG- COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGG.

6 RENI K CHERIAN

02-12-1977

1-46374449

3

Assistant Professor

B.E-2000 M.E-2008

UG & PG- COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGG.

7 VIDYA K R 09-01-1984

1-46374447

9

Assistant Professor


UG-COMPUTER SCIENCE PG- COMPUTER SCIENCE

8 VEENA A KUMAR 01-01-1984

1-14567406

55

Assistant Professor


UG-IT PG-CSE

9 DIVYA MOHAN

09-05-1984

1-46399945

3

Assistant Professor


UG-COMPUTER SCIENCE & IT PG - COMPUTER & INFORMATION TECH

10 VIPIN DAS 25-04-1985

1-21837675

55

Assistant Professor

B.Tech- 2007 M.Tech-2010

UG-CS PG-CYBER SECURITY

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11 SIJO CHERIAN

01-06-1984

1-23693503

71

Assistant Professor

AMIE- 2007 M.Tech-2010

UG-CSE PG-CSE

12 JINU THOMAS 01-05-1984

1-23693503

83

Assistant Professor

B.Tech- 2006 M.E - 2011

UG-CSE PG-CSE

13 GOKULNATH G

24-08-1988

1-23693503

91

Assistant Professor

B.Tech- 2010 M.Tech -2013

UG-CSE PG-COMPUTER SCIENCE DATA SECURITY

14 TIBIN THOMAS 03-07-1988

1-23693503

99

Assistant Professor


UG-CSE PG-COMPUTER SCIENCE & INFORMATION SYSTEM

15 RIA MATHEWS 03-08-1984

1-46374447

5

Assistant Professor


UG-COMPUTER SCIENCE PG-COMPUTER SCIENCE

16 SELVAM E

06-05-1987

1-21837675

43

Assistant Professor

B.E-2008 M.E-2010

UG-CS PG-COMPUTER & COMMUNICATION ENGG:

17 JUSTIN MATHEW 28-07-1988

1-26424313

59

Assistant Professor



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18 THOMAS JOSEPH

08-07-1986

1-26426521

05

Assistant Professor

B.Tech- 2008 M.E -2014


19 ASHA S BENNY 19-05-1989

1-26652345

63

Assistant Professor



20 ROSE V PATTANI

7-08-1987

1-31785463

73

Assistant Professor

B.Tech- 2010 M.E -2013


21 JERRIN SEBASTIAN

01-10-1988

1-31785464

09

Assistant Professor

B.Tech- 2010 M.E -DOING FINAL SEM


22 NITHIN PRINCE JOHN

09-11-1991

1-28972178

87

Assistant Professor


UG-INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PG-COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

23 JACOB P CHERIAN 29-11-1987

1-35808247

79

Assistant Professor



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24 SANIA THOMAS

27-01-1990

1-35808574

66

Assistant Professor

B.E- 2011 M.E -2013


25 SHEEBA BABU 24-09-1987

1-26851998

53

Assistant Professor



26 Dr.ARUN MADHU

01-05-1983

1-35808767

36

Assistant Professor


UG-COMPUTER SCIENCE PG-COMPUTATIONAL ENGINEERING AND NETWORKING Ph.D-WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS

27 HARI M 20-04-1988

1-35808916

79

Assistant Professor


UG-COMPUTER SCIENCE PG-COMPUTATIONAL ENGINEERING AND NETWORKING

28 REMYA S 15-04-1984

1-42235244

94

Assistant Professor


UG-I.T PG-COMPUTER SCIENCE

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29 SOUMYA SARA KOSHY

15-04-1987

1-42235245

69

Assistant Professor



30 ANEENA ANN ALEXANDER

21-04-1991

1-43294443

39

Assistant Professor



M.C.A

1 MINI SUSAN JOHN 29-10-1965

1-47197242

3

Director -SAINTGITS SCHOOL OF IT (MCA) & PROFESSOR

BSC-1986 MSC-1989 MCA-2002,

PG-COMPUTER APPLICATION

2 Dr.BIKU ABRAHAM 25-08-1978

1-46374454

5

Professor

MCA-2002, Mphil-2007 PhD- 2015

UG- COMPUTER SCIENCE PG-COMPUTER APPLICATION PHD- DATA COMPRESSION

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3 Dr.RAJESH K S

21-04-1977

1-14567406

51

Asso.Prof & HOD in charge

UG-BSC MCA-2000 M.TECH- 2013 PhD - 2015

UG-MATHS PG-COMPUTER APPLICATIONS PG- COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING PHD - COMPUTER SCIENCE

4 Dr.SHAJAN JOSEPH

24-05-1966

1-46374452

1

Associate Professor (NC)

BSC-1987 MCA-1991

UG-PHYSICS PG-COMPUTER APPLICATION Ph.D-MOBILE ADHOC NETWORS

5 GOPEEKRISHNAN R

16-03-1976

1-35815153

13

Associate Professor (NC)

MCA-1999, M.Tech-2006

UG-(MATHEMATICS) PG- COMPUTER APPL M.TECH-COMPUTER SCIENCE & I.T

6 Dr.AMBILI P S 23-05-1974

1-46374452

9

Assistant Professor

BSC-1994 MCA-1997

UG- PHYSICS PG-COMPUTER APPLICATION

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7 RANI SARITHA R

27-09-1974

1-46374454

1

Assistant Professor

BSC-1995 MCA-1998

UG- PHYSICS PG- COMPUTER APPLICATION

8 KAVITHA S

01-06-1970

1-46374453

7

Assistant Professor

BSC-1990 MCA-2003

UG-CHEMISTRY PG-COMPUTER APPLICATION

9 JOSMY MATHEW 18-09-1982

1-46374455

3

Assistant Professor

BCA-2003 MCA-2006

UG & PG- COMPUTER APPLICATION

10 Dr.LIJA JACOB 12-12-1979

1-46374454

9

Assistant Professor

UG-BSC MCA-2003, Mphil-2004

UG- COMPUTER SCIENCE PG-COMPUTER APPLICATION

11 REJI R 09-05-1981

1-46374453

3

Assistant Professor

BSC MCA-2004 M.Tech

UG-PHYSICS M.TECH-DIGITAL IMAGE PROCESSING

12 AKHIL MATHEW PHILIP

08-10-1982

1-49522873

5

Assistant Professor

MCA-2006

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

13 JACOB ZACHARIA 06-10-1979

1-42485664

99

Assistant Professor

UG-2001, M.C.A-2004

UG-COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

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, PG-COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

14 ABRAHAM CHACKO

03-05-1972

1-24776450

83

Assistant Professor

MCA-2003

UG-COMPUTER APPLICATIONS , PG-COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

15 ABIN T ABRAHAM 09-08-1988

1-26424310

88

Assistant Professor

MCA-2013


16 JIJO VARGHESE 02-02-1984

1-31791537

87

Assistant Professor

MCA-2007


17 LIBIN M JOSEPH 20-03-1986

1-35811700

82

Assistant Professor

MCA-2013, M.Phil


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18 PREETHA S 30-04-1983

1-42485668

66

Assistant Professor

BSc-2003 MCA-2006 ME-2012

UG- MATHS PG- COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

19 ANSU MARIAM CHERIAN

20-11-1992

1-35810272

03

Assistant Professor

MCA-2016


20 DEEPAMOL JOSEPH

19-04-1993

1-35811612

67

Assistant Professor

MCA-2016


21 ANOOPA RAVINDRAN

20-07-1992

1-42485664

92

Assistant Professor


UG-INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, PG-COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCE

MATHEMATICS

1 KURIAN C.C 08-08-1945

1-46478634

5

Professor & HOD

B Sc-1966 M Sc-1968

UG&PG-MATHEMATICS

2 JOSEKUTTY ANTONY

10-11-1956

1-21837676

43

Professor

B Sc-1978 M Sc-1980 M.Phil- 1988

UG&PG-MATHEMATICS

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3 SIJU K S

01-03-1980

1-46478635

7

Associate Professor

BSc-2001 MSc-2004

UG&PG-MATHEMATICS

4 LEKHA SUSAN JACOB

26-10-1974

1-46478635

3

Assistant Professor

BSc-1995 MSc-1997 MCA-

UG&PG-MATHEMATICS

5 Dr. BINDU KRISHNAN

17-05-1976

1-42444673

94

Assistant Professor

Bsc-1996 Msc-1998

UG&PG- MATHEMATICS, Ph. D - Statistics

6 SMITHA K S 27-11-1982

1-46478636

1

Assistant Professor

BSc-2003 MSc-2005 B.Ed-2006

UG&PG-MATHEMATICS

7 JOBIN JOSE 22-07-1982

1-46478636

5

Assistant Professor

BSc-2003 Msc-2005

UG&PG-MATHEMATICS

8 THOMASKUTTY STEPHEN

28-04-1987

1-31785463

16

Assistant Professor

BSc-2007 Msc-2009

UG&PG-MATHEMATICS

9 MERINA ARUJA 08-09-1983

1-42304330

34

Assistant Professor

BSc-2004 Msc-2006 M.Phil-2011 B.ED-2007

UG-MATHEMATICS PG-MATHEMATICS B.ED-MATHEMATICS

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M.Phil-MATHEMATICS

10 KASINATH K 24-04-1990

1-23693503

87

Assistant Professor

BSc-2010 Msc-2012 B.Ed-2013

UG&PG-MATHEMATICS

11 DERIN RAJU

26-07-1989

1-26598729

13

Assistant Professor

BSc-2011 Msc-2013

UG&PG-MATHEMATICS

12 VANDANA PADMAKUMAR

04-12-1991

1-31785463

54

Assistant Professor

BSc-2013 Msc-2015

UG&PG-MATHEMATICS

13 NEETHU SEBASTIAN

27-07-1991

1-42304331

12

Assistant Professor

BSc-2012 Msc-2014

UG&PG-MATHEMATICS

14 CHRISTY P ANTONY

25-12-1991

1-42304331

19

Assistant Professor

BSc-2013 Msc-2015 M.Phil-2018

UG&PG-MATHEMATICS

15 PRIYANKA N C 06-05-1991

1-42436477

84

Assistant Professor

BSc-2011 Msc-2013 M.Phil-2015

UG&PG-MATHEMATICS

PHYSICS

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1 KOSHY VARGHESE

22-08-1947

1-47068480

5

Professor & HOD

BSc-1967 MSc-1969

UG&PG-PHYSICS

2 SUNNYKUTTY K JOHN

26-11-1952

1-46478639

1

Professor

MSc-1977, M.Phil-1988

UG&PG- PHYSICS

3 M G ISAAC

28-05-1952

1-43929442

72

Professor

BSc-1974 MSc-1977

UG&PG- PHYSICS

4 Dr.SURESH BABU M

15-09-1984

1-31785462

77

Assistant Professor

BSc-2005 Msc-2007 PhD-2015

UG&PG- PHYSICS PHD - CONDENSED MATTER PHYSICS

5 Dr. SHEEBA SUMOD CHERIAN

09-06-1979

1-42444674

72

Assistant Professor

BSc-1999 MSc-2001 M.PHIL-2002

UG,PG,M.PHIL- PHYSICS, Ph. D - Nanotechnology

6 ANUSREE P G

31-05-1988

1-27473604

13

Assistant Professor

BSc-2008 MSc-2010 B.ED-2014

UG&PG- PHYSICS

7 RINU T THOMAS 21-05-1985

1-31785462

88

Assistant Professor

BSc-2006 MSc-12008

UG&PG- PHYSICS

CHEMISTRY

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1 Dr.MURALEEDHARAN PILLAI M

17-05-1948

1-46478634

1

Professor & HOD

BSc-1970 MSc-1972 Ph.D-1976

UG- CHEMISTRY PG-ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY Ph.D-ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

2 Dr.R CHANDRASEKHARAN NAIR

26-11-1956

1-23692769

77

Professor

BSc-1974 MSc-1977 Mphil - 1994 PhD- 2000

UG- CHEMISTRY PG-PURE CHEMISTRY Mphil- POLYMER CHEMISTRY Ph.d-POLYMER CHEMISTRY

3 Dr.SIJU N ANTONY 13-05-1977

1-42245753

44

Associate Professor

BSc-1997 MSc-1999 NET-2000 Ph.D-2014

UG- CHEMISTRY PG- CHEMISTRY NET-CHEMICAL SCIENCE Ph.D-CHEMISTRY

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4 Dr.MINI KURIAKOSE

19-12-1978

1-31785463

25

Assistant Professor

BSc-1999 MSc-2002 Ph.D-2009

UG- CHEMISTRY PG-INORGANIC CHEMISTRY PHD- COORDINATION CHEMISTRY

5 Dr.SHERINE ALEX

22-01-1985

1-42223100

68

Assistant Professor

BSc-2005 MSc-2008 M.Tech-2010 Ph.D-2018

UG- CHEMISTRY PG- CHEMISTRY M.Tech- NAN0 SCIENCE Ph.D-NANO CHEMISTRY

6 SREEJITH M S 21-01-1986

1-26810550

17

Assistant Professor

BSc-2006 MSc-2008 Mphil - 2012

UG- CHEMISTRY PG-ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY Mphil- ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

7 PRAJINA O K 11-03-1989

1-36413135

93

Assistant Professor

BSc-2009 MSc-2011

UG- CHEMISTRY PG-HYDRO CHEMISTRY

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ENGLISH & SOFT SKILLS

1 UTTAM KUMAR 10-02-1975

1-46478637

7

Assistant Professor

MPEd-1999 NIS-2000

PG-FIELD HOCKEY

2 Dr.SHINEY THOMAS

27-12-1970

1-46478639

5

Assistant Professor

BA- MA-1992, PhD-1999

UG &PG-POLITICAL SCIENCE P.h.D-POLITICAL SCIENCE

3 D BOAZ PRAVEEN KUMAR

03-05-1977

1-42156537

94

Assistant Professor

B.E-2000 M.Tech-2002

UG-B.E PG- HRD

4 ATHIRA ALEX 25-01-1994

1-26810257

23

Lecturer

B.Tech- 2014

UG-COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

5 VINAYA ANN PRAKASH

28-08-1991

1-31785464

31

Lecturer

UG- 2013 PG-2015

UG-ENGLISH PG- ENGLISH

6 MANU ANTHRAYOSE

11-04-1992

1-32418421

57

Lecturer

UG- 2013 PG-2016


7 RAHUL R 25-04-1992

1-35809029

65

Lecturer

UG- 2014 PG-2016

UG-CRICKET PG- VOLLEY BALL

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8 ARYA UNNITHAN

18-09-1991

1-42156542

42

Lecturer

UG- 2012 PG-2014

UG-PHYSICS PG- PHYSICS

9 ANN MARIA SEBASTIAN

12-11-1994

1-42156542

50

Lecturer

UG- 2015 PG-2017


M.B.A

1 Dr.ROJI GEORGE 19.05.1973

1-46374472

7 Dean

B.Sc, 1993, MBA 1995

UG- MATHEMATICS PG-FINANCE Ph.D-FINANCE

2 Dr.THOMAS VARGHESE

01.05.1960

1-46374473

1

Prof & Associate Dean

BScEngg 1982, MBA 1993

UG-EEE PG-MARKETING Ph.D-SOCIAL SCIENCE

3 Dr.JACOB GEORGE

01-10-1963

1-46374473

5

Professor & Asst Dean

B Tech-1986 PGDM-1993

UG-ELECTRICAL ENGG PG-GENERAL MANAGEMENT Ph.D-STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT

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4 Dr.JOSE JOY THOPPAN

26-05-1981

1-26671338

13

Associate Professor

B.E-2002 MBA-2005 PhD - 2013

UG-MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PG- FINANCE & OPERATIONS PHD- FINANCE

5 Dr.SHIBULAL AL

31-05-1977

1-26423931

45

Associate Professor

B.Tech- 1998, MBA-2009, M.Phil-2010, PHD- 2015.

B.Tech- Chemical ENGG., MBA- MRKTNG & HR., M.Phil- Management, PHD-Management Studies.

6 Dr.ELGIN ALEXANDER

26-01-1982

1-28973237

55

Associate Professor

B.Sc- 2002, MBA-2004 M.Phil-2008, PHD- 2014.

UG-CSE PG- MARKETING & HR Mphil -HR PHD- MARKETING

7 Dr.TITTO VARGHESE

04-02-1985

1-28972180

56

Assistant Professor

BSC -2006, MBA -2008 PHD - 2013

UG-PHYSICS PG - FINANCE PHD - APPLIED ECONOMICS & BUSINESS MGMT

8 SUBRAMANION 18.09.1961

1-47068482

5

Assistant Professor

BSc- 1983, MSc- 1986, MBA-1996, M.Phil-2007

UG- AGRICULTURE PG-FINANCE

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9 ELIZABETH DOMINIC

30.03.1979

1-72190324

4

Assistant Professor

B.A-1999 MBA-2001

UG- ECONOMICS PG-HR & MKT

10 ANTONY JOSEPH 05-05-1969

1-26435502

23

Assistant Professor

BAL:1989 LLB:1991 MBA:1996

UG-LLB PG-FINANCE & MARKETING

11 NISA JAMES

04-03-1985

1-72190324

8

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-2006 PGDM-2009

UG-CIVIL ENGG PG-MKT, SYSTEMS & OPERATIONS

12 JINOMOL P 25-08-1985

1-23775650

43

Assistant Professor

MBA BCOM FINANCE

13 ELDO G ZACHARIA 03-03-1987

1-23693504

19

Assistant Professor

B.COM-2006 MBA-2011

UG- BCOM - TOURISM PG- MBA IN MARKETING & FINANCE

14 CYRIAC JOSE

29/03/1987

1-26426523

66

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-2009 MBA-2013

UG- COMPUTERS SCIENCE & ENGINEERING PG-BANKING & FINANCE

15 Dr.LATHA K 30-05-1978

1-28972182

46

Assistant Professor

BBA - 1998 MBA - 2000

UG- BBA PG - MARKETING & HR

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16 SUMINA SUSAN KOCHITTY

03/07/1986

1-31785463

44

Assistant Professor

B.COM - 2007 MBA - 2009

UG- BCOM PG -FINANCE & MARKETING

17 DIBIN K K 11/02/1988

1-31832776

01

Assistant Professor

B.COM - 2009 MBA - 2011

UG - INCOME TAX PG - FINANCE & MARKETING

18 ALFIA TAHA

28/05/1992

1-31785464

00

Assistant Professor

BCOM - 2012MBA - 2014

UG- COMPUTER APPLICATION PG - FINANCE & MARKETING

19 SHINO ABBRAHAM 29/10/1986

1-28971668

29

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-2008 MBA-2011

UG-ALAHABAD AGRICULTARAL INSTITUTE - DU PG- RAJAGIRI CENTRE FOR BUSINESS STUDIES

20 RINCY ANTONY 11-04-1991

1-36511734

06

Assistant Professor

B.E-2013 MBA-2015

UG-B.E PG- MBA

21 ANANDA KRISHNAN S NAMBIAR

30-04-1994

1-42132013

24

Assistant Professor

B.B.M-2015 MBA-2017

UG-B.B.M PG- MBA

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22 SARATH P 13-11-1990

1-42132013

92

Assistant Professor

B.B.A-2012 MBA-2014

UG-B.B.A PG- MBA

FOOD TECHNOLOGY

1 JYOTHI K NAIR

12-11-1987

1-35801824

38

Assistant Professor

B.E-2009 M.Tech-2011

UG- Food Processing &Preservation Tech PG-Food Processing & Engineering

2 SONY GEORGE 06-05-1985

1-35801543

70

Assistant Professor


UG- CHEMICAL PG-ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

3 LAKSHMI MOHAN 08-08-1987

1-42156543

07

Assistant Professor

B.Sc-2007 M.Sc-2009 PG DIPLOMA-2009 M.Phil-2011

UG- BIO CHEMISTRY, PG-BIO TECHNOLOGY, PG DIP:-BIO PROCESS TECHNOLOGY, M.Phil-BIO-TECHNOLOGY

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4 Dr.HARIKRISHNAN HARIHARAN

05-06-1985

1-42245753

99

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-2006 M.Tech-2008 Ph.D-2015

UG- INDUSTRIAL BIOTECHNOLOGY PG-BIOTECHNOLOGY Ph.D-MICROBIOLOGY

5 Dr.GIRILAL M

22-11-1983

1-42484482

14

Assistant Professor

BSc-2005 MSc-2007 PhD-2014

UG-MICROBIOLOGY PG-BIOTECHNOLOGY Ph.D-BIONANOTECHNOLOGY

6 Dr. ELSA CHERIAN 25-05-1985

1-43294443

32

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-2006 M.Tech-2008 Ph.D-2016

UG-BIOTECHNOLOGY PG-IND BIOTECHNOLOGY Ph.D-BIOTECHNOLOGY

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

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1 Dr.SREEJITH C.C

30-04-1979

1-47197240

7

Professor & HOD

B.Tech-2000, M.Tech-2003 PhD-2014

UG-MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PG- REFREGER. AND CRYOGENICS ENG Ph.D-MODELING OF ANALYSING OF STEAM ASSISTED AIR GASSIFICATION OF BIO MASS

2 Dr. M S GIRI NANDAGOPAL

24-09-1989

1-35816387

26

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-2011 M.Tech-2013, PhD

UG-BIOTECHONOLOGY PG-CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Ph.D-CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

3 CHINTHU PRASAD S D

08-10-1990

1-35816942

78

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-2012 M.Tech-2014,

UG-CHEMICAL ENGINEERING PG-CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

4 PRIWIYA PETER 05-01-1988

1-35817547

05

Assistant Professor

B.E-2010 M.Tech-2013,

UG-CHEMICAL ENGINEERING PG-CHEMICAL

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ENGINEERING

5 SUCHITH CHELLAPPAN

10-05-1987

1-42245753

92

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-2009 M.E-2012,

UG-CHEMICAL ENGINEERING PG-PETROLEUM ENGINEERING

6 Dr. C AJITH 07-10-1986

1-42303467

25

Assistant Professor

B.Tech-2008 M.Tech-2010, P.hD-2017

UG-CHEMICAL ENGINEERING PG-CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Ph.D-CONDUCTING POLYMERS

7 Dr.ROHINI K 19-11-1988

1-42288467

85

Assistant Professor (Adjunct)

B.Sc-2009 M.Sc-2011, P.hD-2017

UG-CHEMISTRY PG-CHEMISTRY Ph.D-CHEMISTRY

8.1 Name

8.2 Designation

8.3 Department

8.4 Date of Birth

8.5 Unique id

8.6 Education Qualifications

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8.7 Work Experience

8.7.1 Teaching

8.7.2 Research

8.7.3 Industry

8.7.4 Others

8.8 Area of Specialization + Photo

8.9 Courses taught at Diploma/ Post Diploma/ Under Graduate/ Post Graduate/ Post

Graduate Diploma Level

8.10 Research No. of papers published in National/ International Journals/ Conferences

8.10.1 Master

8.10.2 Ph.D.

8.11 Projects Carried out

8.10 Patents

8.11TechnologyTransfer

8.12 Research Publications

8.13 No. of Books published with details

9. Details of fee, as approved by State Fee Committee, for the Institution

Course Admission Year

Management Govt.

B. Tech*

2016 120000 75000

2017 120000 75000

2018 120000 75000

M. Tech**

2016 75000 75000

2017 75000 75000

2018 75000 75000

MCA**

2016 25000 -

2017 25000 -

2018 25000 -

LMCA**

2016 25000 -

2017 25000 -

2018 25000 -

MBA**

2016 55000 -

2017 55000 -

2018 60000 - *fee for per year

**fee for per semester

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For more details, please click the below link to see the details

https://saintgits.org/engineering-college/admissions/b-tech

https://saintgits.org/engineering-college/admissions/m-tech

https://drive.google.com/file/d/17a4pBG_jgkZ14zhtivSrjBojMHO5zyFq/view

9.2 Time schedule for payment of fee for the entire programme

April - May ie before the commencement of each academic year for Under Graduate students.

9.3 No. of Fee waivers granted with amount and name of students

KEAM 2016 - CANDIDATES SELECTED FOR AICTE FEE WAIVER SCHEME

Sl.No. Roll No. Name Course Rank Amount

1 121845 RIJO KUNJUKUTTY Applied Electronics 21117 50,000

2 148302 SHIBIN KUNJUMON Applied Electronics 32000 50,000

3 157407 VINEET MATHEW Applied Electronics 44060 50,000

4 154362 AMALA ROSE JAMES Civil Engineering 8762 50,000

5 156393 GIFTY PAULOSE Civil Engineering 9086 50,000

6 158815 ANUSH KORUTH REGI Civil Engineering 10169 50,000

7 157718 NITHIN SKARIAH Civil Engineering 10689 50,000

8 154197 HARIPRIYA Civil Engineering 10977 50,000

9 147209 TREESA JOSE Civil Engineering 12740 50,000

10 157183 GOKUL RAJESH Computer Sc. & Engineering

5862 50,000

11 152716 ANANDHU SURESH Computer Sc. & Engineering

6210 50,000

12 158226 DHANYA SARAH JACOB Computer Sc. & Engineering

6480 50,000

13 228540 VARSHA S Computer Sc. & Engineering

11046 50,000

14 157041 SANDRA RACHEL SANTHOSH

Computer Sc. & Engineering

11050 50,000

15 157355 VISHNU B NAIR Computer Sc. & Engineering

11390 50,000

16 157696 CHELSA REJI Electrical & Electronics Engineering

7616 50,000

17 106316 SWATHY M DEVAN Electrical & Electronics Engineering

11188 50,000

18 156762 MEGHA PARAMESWARAN Electrical & Electronics Engineering

14221 50,000

19 156368 REUBEN GEORGE MATHAI Electronics & Communication

5656 50,000

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20 157008 GITHU CHACKO Electronics & Communication

16284 50,000

21 147248 SREE SANKAR E Electronics & Communication

17462 50,000

22 156522 JOSEMON N SUMESH Mechanical Engineering 6915 50,000

23 158378 AADHIL NIZAM Mechanical Engineering 7435 50,000

24 152265 VISHNU RAJ K Mechanical Engineering 7685 50,000

25 157311 PUNNOOSE JOSEPH Mechanical Engineering 8116 50,000

26 156729 SHIBIN CHACKO Mechanical Engineering 8219 50,000

27 157219 AJITH P S Mechanical Engineering 8259 50,000

KEAM 2017 - CANDIDATES SELECTED FOR AICTE FEE WAIVER SCHEME

Sl.No. Roll No. Name Course Rank Amount

1 135110 RESHMA R Civil Engineering 9100 50,000

2 139480 ANJALY ANN JOSEPH Civil Engineering 10024 50,000

3 136065 ANSU ANNA ABRAHAM Civil Engineering 10091 50,000

4 138713 DELSY THOMAS Civil Engineering 10583 50,000

5 140384 AMRUTHA NARENDRAN NAIR

Civil Engineering 10759 50,000

6 135896 FATHIMA NOUREEN Civil Engineering 12648 50,000

7 199377 NIBIN JOSHY Chemical Engineering 10306 50,000

8 141029 EMIYA ELDHOSE Chemical Engineering 12491 50,000

9 129321 NIKHIL SAM JOHN Chemical Engineering 17114 50,000

10 137160 JAYASANKAR V Computer Sc. & Engineering

13055 50,000

11 135736 KAVYA R NAIR Computer Sc. & Engineering

14835 50,000

12 133167 KAVYA JIJU Computer Sc. & Engineering

15635 50,000

13 137179 JOSNA ROSE MATHEW Computer Sc. & Engineering

17455 50,000

14 140324 AISWARYA G KURUP Computer Sc. & Engineering

21370 50,000

15 138339 GAYATHRI VINOD Computer Sc. & Engineering

21691 50,000

16 139489 FEMI ELSA THOMAS Electronics & Communication

7962 50,000

17 138582 AISWARYA MANOJ Electronics & Communication

21253 50,000

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18 136268 SHARON MARIAM BABU Electronics & Communication

25366 50,000

19 132744 ANEESHA JOSEPH Electrical & Electronics Engineering

9846 50,000

20 130936 JYOTHIS KUMAR D Electrical & Electronics Engineering

12012 50,000

21 125188 SREERAJ AJITH Electrical & Electronics Engineering

14548 50,000

22 134608 PARVATHI BIJI Food Technology 21463 50,000

23 171919 DHANYA R Food Technology 22974 50,000

24 134599 HASIM INSAN Food Technology 23597 50,000

25 134739 ROHITH BALAKRISHNAN Mechanical Engineering 10915 50,000

26 139515 ARJUN M ASOK Mechanical Engineering 12808 50,000

27 149102 ABIN JOSEPH Mechanical Engineering 13474 50,000

28 124391 SHAWN CIBA VARUGHESE Mechanical Engineering 13895 50,000

29 132233 SANJU THOMAS Mechanical Engineering 15821 50,000

30 126021 SAJIN GEORGE JACOB Mechanical Engineering 16356 50,000

9.4 Number of scholarship offered by the Institution, duration and amount


https://saintgits.org/engineering-college/admission/scholarships

9.5 Criteria for fee waivers/scholarship


https://saintgits.org/engineering-college/admission/scholarships

9.6 Estimated cost of Boarding and Lodging in Hostels


https://saintgits.org/engineering-college/admission/saintgits-hostels

Hostel Fees for academic Year 2018-2019 (For two semesters)

NAME OF HOSTEL FOUR BEDDED ROOMS

THREE BEDDED ROOMS

TWO BEDDED ROOMS

TWO BEDDED ROOMS WITH BATH ATTACHED

ST.MARY'S LADIES HOSTEL 23000 30000

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ST.THERESA INTERNATIONAL HOSTEL

21000 25000 28000

ST.THOMAS GENTS HOSTEL

23000

ST.GEORGE HOSTEL (NORTH)

ST.GEORGE HOSTEL (SOUTH)

ST. JOHNS INTERNATIONAL HOSTEL

21000 25000 28000

NAME OF HOSTEL SINGLE ROOMS

SINGLE ROOMS BATH ATTACHED

SINGLE WITH A/C

SINGLE A/C ROOMS WITH BATH ATTACHED

ST.MARY'S LADIES HOSTEL 29000 33000

ST.THERESA INTERNATIONAL HOSTEL

33000 37000 101000 103000

ST.THOMAS GENTS HOSTEL

29000 33000

ST.GEORGE HOSTEL (NORTH)

29000 33000

ST.GEORGE HOSTEL (SOUTH)

29000 33000

ST. JOHNS INTERNATIONAL HOSTEL

33000 37000 101000 103000

10. Admission

10.1 Number of seats sanctioned with the year of approval

Sl No Name No. of seats Year of Approval

1 ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION S ENGINEERING

60 2002

2 ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING 60 2002

3 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 120 2002

4 MASTERS IN COMPUTER APPLICATIONS 60 2004

5 CIVIL ENGINEERING 120 2004

6 COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 120 2004

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60 2006

8 MASTERS IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 120 2006

9 POWER SYSTEMS 18 2008

10 MACHINE DESIGN 18 2008

11 VLSI AND EMBEDDED SYSTEMS 24 2011

12 GEOMACHINES AND STRUCTURES 24 2011

13 POWER SYSTEMS (Additional Batch) 18 2011


24 2014

15 COMPUTER SCIENCE AND SYSTEMS ENGINEERING

24 2014

16 MCA 2nd Year Direct 60 2014

17 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 60 2017

18 ROBOTICS AND AUTOMATION 24 2017

19 TELECOMMUNICATION ENGINEERING 24 2017

20 FOOD TECHNOLOGY 60 2017

21 FELLOWSHIP PROGRAMME IN MANAGEMENT 10 2018

22 ROBOTICS AND AUTOMATION 60 2018


60 2018

10.2 Number of Students admitted under various categories each year in the last three years

Course Admitted

year Management Govt NRI PIO

SC/ST/OEC (Included in Govt)

TFW (Included in Govt)

B.Tech

2018-19 133 275 78 41 18 0

2017-18 220 271 88 13 33 30

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2016-17 175 252 70 13 26 27

M.Tech

2018-19 24 27 0 0 0 0

2017-18 37 23 0 0 0 0

2016-17 17 28 0 0 0 0

MCA

2018-19 11 0 0 0 0 0

2017-18 18 0 0 0 0 0

2016-17 8 0 0 0 0 0

MCA 2nd year Direct

2018-19 101 0 0 0 0 0

2017-18 115 0 0 0 0 0

2016-17 47 0 0 0 0 0

MBA

2018-19 100 0 1 0 0 0

2017-18 110 0 0 0 0 0

2016-17 101 0 0 0 0 0

10.3 Number of applications received during last two years for admission under Management Quota

and number admitted

Year Course Number of Applications

received for Management Quota

Number of admitted in Management Quota

2017

B. Tech 742 220

M. Tech 65 60

MCA 19 18

LMCA 116 114

MBA 311 110

2018 B. Tech 869 133

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M. Tech 27 24

MCA 14 10

LMCA 102 100

MBA 326 101

11. Admission Procedure

a. B. Tech.

Management - From the rank list prepared by college based on the marks obtained in the

Entrance Examination & Maths Physics Chemistry of Plus Two.

Merit – Students from the state government rank list allotted by KEAM.

b. M. Tech

Management - Based on marks obtained in the qualifying exam and Gate Score.

Merit - Based on marks obtained in the qualifying exam & Ranklist published by Directorate of

Technical Education, Kerala.

c. MCA & LMCA

Based on Degree marks & LBS Ranklist published by State Government.

d. MBA

Based on KMAT/CMAT/CAT score and performance in Group Discussion & Personal Interview.

11.1 Mention the admission test being followed, name and address of the Test Agency

and its URL (website): http://cee-kerala.org/index.php/home

The Commissioner for Entrance Examinations

Fifth Floor, Housing Board Buildings

Santhi Nagar, Thiruvananthapuram-695 001.

Phone : 0471- 2332120, 2338487.

Fax: 0471-2337228.

E-mail: [email protected]

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11.2 Number of seats allotted to different Test Qualified candidate separately (AIEEE/ CET

(State conducted test/ University tests/ CMAT/ GPAT)/ Association conducted test): State

Govt. – 50% of total seats

11.3 Calendar for admission against Management/vacant seats: June-August of every year

11.3.1. Last date of request for applications: 2nd June 2018

11.3.2. Last date of submission of applications: 4th June 2018

11.3.4. Dates for announcing final results: 5th June 2018

11.3.5. Release of admission list (main list and waiting list shall be announced on the same

day)

11.3.6. Date for acceptance by the candidate (time given shall in no case be less than 15

days): 15 days from the counselling date (07.06.2018)

11.3.7. Last date for closing of admission: 15th August of every year (As per the AICTE

Direction)

11.3.8 Starting of the Academic session: First week of August in every Year

11.3.9. The waiting list shall be activated only on the expiry of date of main list

11.3.10. The policy of refund of the fee, in case of withdrawal, shall be clearly notified: as per

the directions published by AICTE & State Government.

12. Criteria and Weightages for Admission

12.1. Describe each criteria with its respective weightages i.e. Admission Test, marks in

qualifying examination etc.

Candidates who have passed Higher Secondary Examination, Kerala, or Examinations recognized

as equivalent thereto, with 50% marks in Mathematics separately, and 50 % marks in Mathematics,

Physics and Chemistry put together are eligible for admission. However candidates who have

passed Higher Secondary Examination, Kerala, or Examinations recognized as equivalent thereto,

with 45% marks in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry put together are eligible for admission

under management Quota in Private Self Financing Engineering Colleges/Government Controlled

Self Financing Engineering Colleges.

12.2 Mention the minimum level of acceptance, if any:

Management: Candidates who have passed Higher Secondary Examination, Kerala, or

Examinations recognized as equivalent thereto, with 45% marks in Mathematics, Physics and

Chemistry put together are eligible and passed the Entrance examination conducted by

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Commissioner for Entrance Examination, Govt. of Kerala

Merit: Candidates who have passed Higher Secondary Examination, Kerala, or Examinations

recognized as equivalent thereto, with 50% marks in Mathematics separately, and 50 % marks in

Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry put together are eligible for admission and passed the

Entrance examination conducted by Commissioner for Entrance Examination, Govt. of Kerala

12.3 Mention the cut-off levels of percentage and percentile score of the candidates in the

admission test for the last three years

12.4 Display marks scored in Test etc. and in aggregate for all candidates who were admitted

Please see the Rank List

Link:

13. List of Applicants

13.1 List of candidate whose applications have been received along with percentile/percentage

score for each of the qualifying examination in separate categories for open seats. List of candidate

who have applied along with percentage and percentile score for Management quota seats

14. Results of Admission Under Management seats/Vacant seats

Already available in website for the last year. Vacant seats to be updated

14.1 Composition of selection team for admission under Management Quota with the brief profile

of members (This information be made available in the public domain after the admission process

is over)

Our admission team details which has to be given by Executive Chairman

A selection Committee Headed by Vice Principal and Other Members are as follows

1. Prof Koshy Varghese – Vice Principal – Profile Link

2. Prof. Sunny Kutty K John – Professor- Profile Link

3. Mr Uttamkumar-Assistant Professor – Profile Link

14.2 Score of the individual candidate admitted arranged in order or merit

See the Rank List (Link required) link should be given

14.3 List of candidate who have been offered admission

Is it required to upload the Full List of Candidates ? ? Confirm. Yes we have to upload the

list of candidate (only name, Application no, Admission no, branch)

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14.4 Waiting list of the candidate in order of merit to be operative from the last date of joining of the

first list candidate

The list was available in website

Link:

14.5 List of the candidate who joined within the date, vacancy position in each category before

operation of waiting list

The list was available in website

Link:

15. Information of Infrastructure and Other Resources Available

15.1 Number of Class Rooms and size of each

15.2 Number of Tutorial rooms and size of each

15.3 Number of Laboratories and size of each

15.4 Number of Drawing Halls with capacity of each

15.5 Number of Computer Centres with capacity of each

15.6 Central Examination Facility, Number of rooms and capacity of each

15.7 Barrier Free Built Environment for disabled and elderly persons

Room Number Room Type (Mention Classroom/ Lab/

Toilet etc.) Carpet Area (in Sq. M)

AB-101 Classroom 97

AB-108 Classroom 97

AB-201 Classroom 97

AB-301 Classroom 97

AB-302 Classroom 97

AB-307 Classroom 97

AB-308 Classroom 97

CL-101 Classroom 97

CL-102 Classroom 97

CL-103 Classroom 97

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CL-104 Classroom 97

CL-105 Classroom 97

CL-106 Classroom 97

CL-301 Classroom 97

CL-302 Classroom 97

CL-303 Classroom 97

CL-304 Classroom 97

CL-305 Classroom 97

CL-306 Classroom 97

NB-113 Classroom 66

NB-114 Classroom 121


NB-212 Classroom 66


NBB106 Classroom 121

RB-201 Classroom 85

RB-202 Classroom 85

RB-301 Classroom 85

RB-302 Classroom 85

RB-401 Classroom 85

RB-402 Classroom 85

RB-501 Classroom 85

RB-502 Classroom 85

RB-503 Classroom 72

RB-504 Classroom 72

RB-507 Classroom 71

RB-602 Classroom 87

RB202A Classroom 87

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RB302A Classroom 87

RB402A Classroom 87

RB502A Classroom 87

RB602A Classroom 87

SB-201 Classroom 121



VB-101 Classroom 85

VB-201 Classroom 85

VB-301 Classroom 85

VB-302 Classroom 85

VB-401 Classroom 85

VB-402 Classroom 85

VB-501 Classroom 85

VB-502 Classroom 85

AM-102 Tutorial Room 34

CL-404 Tutorial Room 42

CO-101 Tutorial Room 34




NB-210 Tutorial Room 33

RB-305 Tutorial Room 43

RB-306 Tutorial Room 43

VB-303 Tutorial Room 43

VB-506 Tutorial Room 33

AB-202 Tutorial Rooms - PG 35

CL-402 Tutorial Rooms - PG 43

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CO-301 Tutorial Rooms - PG 66

NB-205 Tutorial Rooms - PG 33



NBB104 Tutorial Rooms - PG 36

RB-307 Tutorial Rooms - PG 71

SB202A Tutorial Rooms - PG 33

SB202B Tutorial Rooms - PG 34

SBB105 Tutorial Rooms - PG 66

SBB106 Tutorial Rooms - PG 66

VB-106 Tutorial Rooms - PG 43




AMPHIT Auditorium 1,296

AB-304 Board Room 79

CT101A Boys Common Room 101

RB-506 Boys Common Room 43

B-HOST Boys' Hostel 3,616

I-HOST Boys' Hostel 2,742

AB-210 Cabin for Head of Dept 12

AB208A Cabin for Head of Dept 34

CLFSR1 Cabin for Head of Dept 10

CLGSR2 Cabin for Head of Dept 10

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CLSSR2 Cabin for Head of Dept 10

NB103B Cabin for Head of Dept 16

RB-205 Cabin for Head of Dept 11

SB205A Cabin for Head of Dept 11

SB205C Cabin for Head of Dept 11

VB-203 Cabin for Head of Dept 16

CT101B Cafeteria 213

AB304A Central Store 59

CB101A Computer Center 66

CB101B Computer Center 66

CB101C Computer Center 66

CB101D Computer Center 66

NB105B Computer Center 37

NB-202 Computer Laboratory 66




RB-104 Computer Laboratory 85

RB102A Computer Laboratory 87

AB209A Department Office 20

CFSR2B Department Office 26

CGSR2A Department Office 26

CL203A Department Office 20

CSSR2C Department Office 26

NB-109 Department Office 30

NB103A Department Office 20

NB103C Department Office 20

RB-604 Department Office 24

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VB-204 Department Office 26

AB-303 Drawing Hall 134

VB-504 Drawing Hall 137

AB-211 Exam Control Office 97

AB203A Exam Control Office 19

AB208B Exam Control Office 68

AB-209 Faculty Room 57

ABGSR1 Faculty Room 54

CFSR1A Faculty Room 35

CL-201 Faculty Room 293

CL-202 Faculty Room 225

CLGSR1 Faculty Room 35

CLRSR1 Faculty Room 35

CLRSR2 Faculty Room 35

CLSSR1 Faculty Room 35

CO-202 Faculty Room 17

EC-204 Faculty Room 17

LN-303 Faculty Room 9

LN-402 Faculty Room 9

MT-206 Faculty Room 17

NB-103 Faculty Room 156

NB-302 Faculty Room 13

NB104A Faculty Room 70

NB104B Faculty Room 31

RB-204 Faculty Room 176




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SB-205 Faculty Room 116

SB302 Faculty Room 13

VB-202 Faculty Room 270

AB107C First aid cum Sick Room 50

COB101 Girls Common Room 88.9

NB-107 Girls Common Room 24

NB-108 Girls Common Room 34

NB107A Girls Common Room 12

VB-406 Girls Common Room 43

G-HOST Girls' Hostel 5,995

I-LAD Girls' Hostel 3,143

NBEST1 Housekeeping 7

SBGST1 Housekeeping 7

AB-102 Laboratory 95

AM-201 Laboratory 99

AM101A Laboratory 91

AM101B Laboratory 76

AM202A Laboratory 66

AM202B Laboratory 66

CB-102 Laboratory 67

CG-102 Laboratory 112

CG101A Laboratory 68

CG101B Laboratory 66

CG103A Laboratory 71

CG103B Laboratory 67

CO-302 Laboratory 66

EC-201 Laboratory 97


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EC101A Laboratory 67

EC101B Laboratory 68





EC203C Laboratory 66





EM-102 Laboratory 68

EM101A Laboratory 77

EM101B Laboratory 83

EM101C Laboratory 70

EM101D Laboratory 73

FM101A Laboratory 92

FM101B Laboratory 110

FM101C Laboratory 110

FM101D Laboratory 92

HV101A Laboratory 83

HV101C Laboratory 67

HV101D Laboratory 66

LN-102 Laboratory 69




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MT-201 Laboratory 98






MT101A Laboratory 227

MT101B Laboratory 113

MT301A Laboratory 71

MT301B Laboratory 99

RB-303 Laboratory 72



SB101A Laboratory 67

SB101B Laboratory 67

VB-102 Laboratory 97



RB-103 Language Laboratory 85

NB105A Library&Reading Room 171

SB-102 Library&Reading Room 387

SBB102 Library&Reading Room 446

CLGST1 Maintenance 7

CLGST2 Maintenance 7

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AB-106 Office All Inclusive 42




NB-115 Office All Inclusive 19

NB-208 Office All Inclusive 23

NBB102 Office All Inclusive 15

NBB103 Office All Inclusive 31

AB107A Other Office 45

AB107B Other Office 45

AB-105 Others 16

COB102 Others 46

LN-103 Others 12

LN-203 Others 9

LN-401 Others 48

RB-101 Others 93

RB-601 Others 13

VB-105 Others 26

VB-601 Others 13

NBF209 Pantry for Staff 19

AB-103 Placement Office 36

AB-207 Placement Office 14

AB-206 Principal Directors Office 59

CL-203 Research Laboratory 66

HV101B Research Laboratory 85

LN-101 Research Laboratory 69

RB-102 Research Laboratory 104

RB-404 Research Laboratory 72

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SB-203 Research Laboratory 66

VB-104 Research Laboratory 72

VB-404 Research Laboratory 68

SCR-1 Security 4

SCR-2 Security 4

SCR-3 Security 2

AB-305 Seminar Hall 133



CL-401 Seminar Hall 143

CL-408 Seminar Hall 143

CO-103 Seminar Hall 351

NB-112 Seminar Hall 135

NB-213 Seminar Hall 132

RB-203 Seminar Hall 146

RB-603 Seminar Hall 143

SB-301 Seminar Hall 121

VB-304 Seminar Hall 137

SB101A Sports Club 14

SBG101 Sports Club 85

SMH501 Sports Club 105

SB-103 Stationery Store 19

LN-402 Workshop 139

LN-403 Workshop 67

WS-102 Workshop 86

WS-103 Workshop 86

WS-104 Workshop 86

CB-103 Additional Workshop 83

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VB-601 Additional Workshop 172



WS-106 Additional Workshop 85



ABF-GT Toilet 15

ABF-LT Toilet 11

ABGGT1 Toilet 30

ABGLT1 Toilet 30

CLF-GT Toilet 13

CLF-LT Toilet 13

CLG-GT Toilet 13

CLG-LT Toilet 13

CLS-GT Toilet 13

CLS-LT Toilet 13

CO-T-1 Toilet 8

CO-T-2 Toilet 6

EC102A Toilet 19

EC102B Toilet 5

EC102C Toilet 5

LN-FT1 Toilet 5

LN-FT2 Toilet 3

LN-ST1 Toilet 5

LN-ST2 Toilet 3

LN-T1 Toilet 5

LN-T2 Toilet 3

MT-102 Toilet 16

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MT-103 Toilet 3

NBF-T1 Toilet 3

NBF-T2 Toilet 6

NBF-T3 Toilet 20

NBF-T4 Toilet 31

NBGGT Toilet 22

NBGLT Toilet 7

RB-FDT Toilet 3

RB-FGT Toilet 10

RB-FLT Toilet 11

RB-GDT Toilet 3

RB-GGT Toilet 9

RB-GLT Toilet 11

RB-GT Toilet 18

RB-GT1 Toilet 1

RB-GT2 Toilet 4

RB-LT Toilet 10

RB-SDT Toilet 3

RB-TDT Toilet 3

RB-TGT Toilet 13

RB-TLT Toilet 11

RBSGT1 Toilet 10

RBSGT2 Toilet 6

RBSLT1 Toilet 11

RBSLT2 Toilet 7

SB103A Toilet 7

SBG-GT Toilet 22

SBG-LT Toilet 19

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VB-4GT Toilet 15

VB-4LT Toilet 12

VB-4T1 Toilet 3

VB-FGT Toilet 15

VB-FLT Toilet 12

VB-FT1 Toilet 3

VB-FT2 Toilet 4

VB-GGT Toilet 15

VB-GLT Toilet 12

VB-GT1 Toilet 3

VB-SGT Toilet 15

VB-SLT Toilet 12

VB-ST Toilet 3

VB-TGT Toilet 15

VB-TLT Toilet 12

VB-TT1 Toilet 3

WS-105 Toilet 2

15.8 Occupancy Certificate

15.9 Fire and Safety Certificate

15.10 Hostel Facilities

SAINTGITS College of Engineering has six hostels including two International Hostels,

one each for ladies and gents completely controlled by the college authorities. Ladies hostels

are located inside the college campus and gents’ hostels are located in a walkable distance

from the campus. Each hostel is assigned with resident wardens and faculty wardens for

monitoring the academic activities as well as addressing the issues related to hostel on the

spot. The college hostels have all the facilities including hygienic food at nominal rates, Wi-Fi

connectivity and various recreational and indoor sports facilities as well. The hostel rent will be

collected before July 15 of every year and the mess bill will be collected on a monthly basis.

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hostel and mess committee consisting of deputy chief warden, associate deputy chief warden,

resident wardens, faculty wardens and student representatives is arranged every month to

collect the feedback about the functioning of the mess and hostel. The feedback is addressed

immediately after the hostel and mess meeting.

15.11 Library

15.11.1 Number of Library books/ Titles/ Journals available (program-wise)

Program Number of Titles

Number of volumes

Number of National Journals


8236 35146 96

MCA 1828 9023 24

MANAGEMENT 3685 9010 42

15.11.2 List of online National/ International Journals subscribed

15.11.3 E- Library facilities = Available

15.12 Laboratory and Workshop

Department Name of the Laboratory Lab / Major Equipments

APPLIED ELECTRONICS AND INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEERING

INDUSTRIAL INSTRUMENTATION LAB (AE) (LN-104)

Air Compressor,Dead Weight Tester,U Tube Mano Meter,LDR Traine,Speed Viscocity Measurment Test & PC


PROCESS CONTROL LAB , PROJECT LAB (AE) (CG-103 A, CG-103 B)

5 Nos of PC & Advanced Expts with Level, Flow, Pressure process stations & Cascade Control Systems


MINI PROJECT LAB(AE) (CO-302) 15 NOS OF CORE i3 3.3 GHz/INTEL 6 SERIES MBD/500 MB HDD/4GB RAM/DVD/16'' LED

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MEASUREMENTS & INSTRUMENTATION LAB , INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS LAB (AE)(EC-301 )

Excercises with Load Cell, Instrumentation trainer Kits,PLCs,Data acquisition Systems/ Acccessories.


DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING LAB (AE) (LN-304) 34 Nos of PC Loaded withMatlab 2013, Simulink, System Tool, Control System, Fuzzy Logic Tool,etc


CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WORKSHOP (MT-203) Glasswares,JAW Crusher,Ball Mill,Steam Distillation Set UP,Air Compressor,Chemical Balance


CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY & ENVIRONMENTAL LAB

Glasswares,Viscometer,UV VIS Spectrometer,Flourometer,Rotary Shaker,Homogeniser,Calormeter,Hot Air

CIVIL ENGINEERING

SURVEY LABORATORY(CE) - (AM-201) 1 PC & Chain,plane table,levelling & theodolite,Total Station surveys mainly for Civil enggStudents.

CIVIL ENGINEERING

STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING LAB (VB-103) Loading frame, compression testing machine, Flexural Testing Machine

CIVIL ENGINEERING

MATERIAL TESTING LAB-II & CONCRETE LAB (CE-RESEARCH LAB) (VB-104)

Compression testing,vibration experiments, slump test, compaction factor apparatus experiments etc

CIVIL ENGINEERING

TRANSPORTATION ENGG LAB (CG-102) Abrasion testing machine, Tar viscometer, Ductility testing machine, Ring & Ball apparatus for CE.

CIVIL ENGINEERING

GEOTECHNICAL ENGG LAB ,ADVANCED GEO TECHNICAL LAB ( CE- PG-LAB) (AM-202 A,AM-202 B)

Experiments with permeability,consolidation,compaction apparatus,direct shear & compression testing

CIVIL ENGINEERING

ENVIRONMENTAL ENGG LABORATORY (VB-405) Mainly water analyser, pH meter, turbidity meter,conductivity meter,incubator etc for water testing

CIVIL ENGINEERING

CIVIL DESIGN STUDIO LAB (CE REASERACH LAB) (CE) (VB-404)

35 Nos of CORE i5 3.3 GHz/500 GB HDD/4GB RAM/DVD/20'' LED Computer systems and printers

CIVIL ENGINEERING

MATERIAL TESTING LAB - I, STRENGTH OF MATERIALS LAB (VB-102)

UTM, Hardness Tester, Tortion,Spring ,Fatigue Testing, Intentors, Extenso Meter and accessories

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COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

ADVANCE COMPUTING AND NETWORKING LAB(RB-403)

33 Nos of CORE i5/8GB/500 GB HDD/19.6 ' TFT


ALGORITHM DESIGN AND PROGRAMMING LAB (RB-303)

33 Nos of Core i3 3.30 GHz/500 GB HDD/4GB/18.6" TFT


COMPUTER CENTRE(CLB-101A,CLB-101B,CLB-101C,CLB-101D)

115 Nos of Dualcore 1.6 GHz , 1 GB Ram,80 GB HDD,DVD Combo,15'' CRT Computer Systems & Printers


COMPUTER PROGRAMMING LAB (CB-102) 20 nos of Core Two Duo 2 GHz , 2 GB Ram,250 GB HDD,15'' TFT Computer Systems & Printer


COMPUTER SYSTEMS LAB (RB-304) 33 Nos of Core 2 Duo 2GB Ram/500GB HDD 15" TFT


DESIGN LAB & NETWORKING LAB(MT-302)

20 Nos of CORE i3 3.30 GHz/500 MB HDD/4GB/GRAPHICS CARD/22'' LED + CTD 2 GHz , 2 GB Ram,250 GB HDD


LANGUAGE LAB/VIRTUAL LAB (RB-103) 65 Nos of Core i3 4GB RAM 500GB HDD 18.6" TFT Monitors


PROJECT AND RESEARCH LAB (RB-404) 33 Nos of Core i3 8GB Ram/500GB HDD 19.6" TFT Monitors


SOUTH BLOCK COMPUTER LABS (SB-101A,SB-101B)80 nos of Pentium -IV 2.4 GHz , 512MB Ram,40 GB HDD,15'' TFT Computers & Printers

ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

HIGH VOLTAGE LAB (HV-101 A,B) 150 mm Sphere Gap,Transformer Oil test Kit,AC Voltage controller trainer Kits,Oscilloscope,Amplidyne


ELECTRICAL MEASUREMENTS LAB (EM-102)

Potentiometers,Wheatstone Bridge,Phase shifting Transformers, Energymeters,CTs & PTs, PF Meters.


ELECTRICAL MACHINES LABS 1 & II , ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS LABS(ME & EC) (EM-101 A,B,C,D)

DC Compound Motors, M-G Sets, Transformers, Rectifier Units, Alternators, Induction Motors & Meters.


CONTROL & SIMULATION LAB (HV-101 C,D) Digital Measurement of Angular Velocity, Speed Measurement in CL Loop,8085 Micro Trainer,Stepper Mot


ELECTRICAL CAD LAB(EE) (LN-201)

34 Nos of Intel Core i3 3.4 GHz/ 500 GB HDD/4gb RAM DVD Writer/Graphics with 1 GB 18'' LED Display

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POWER ELECTRONICS AND ENERGYRESEARCH LAB (CL-203)

Induction Motor Drive, FPGA KIT,Inverter Set, 18nos Intel Core i3/4 GB/Graphics Card/18"" LED/, Rect


POWER ELECTRONICS LABINTEGRATED CIRCUITS LAB/ELECTRONICS CIRCUITS LAB (EE) (LN-204)

Two Core I3 Computers & Power Electronic Equipments


POWER SYSTEM SIMULATION LAB (EE) (LN-202)

Intel Core i3,3.4 GHz,500 GB HDD,DVD Writer, 1 GB Graphics , 18' LED, & MAT Lab & OrAD PCB Suite

ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING

ELECTRONICS CIRCUITS LABS (EC-302A & EC-302B) (EC & EE)

CRO,function generators,,Digital storage Oscilloscope,Power Supply,Components & accessories


EMBEDDED SYSTEMS LAB (EC & CS) (EC-303 A,EC-303 B)

34 Nos of core i3 systems and 8085,8086, Mp Kit & 8051 MC Kits, Interfacing Boards & Accessories.


DIGITAL IC LABS (EC) (EC-202) Digital IC Trainer Kits,,Linear IC Trainer Kits,CROs ,function generators,Power supplies etc


VLSI RESEARCH LAB (EC- RESEARCH LAB) (SB-203) 18 Nos of Pentium -IV 2.66 GHz , 1 GB Ram,80 GB HDD,15'' CRT,DVD Drive Computer Systems & Printer


ELECTRONICS WORKSHOP (CB-103) CRO,function generators,Power Supply, Components & Accessories, Rheostats


COMMUNICATIONS LAB (EC-203 A, EC-203 B,EC-203 C)

Power Supplies, Function Generators, CROs & accessories for electronics & Communication experiments.


ELECTRICAL DESIGN AND AUTOMATION LAB (EC) (LN-302)

24 Nos of Intel core i 3.1 GHz/500 MB HDD/ 4 GB RAM,1 GB Graphics Card,DVD Writer,18" LED Screen

ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATIONS

VLSI AND DESIGN LAB (EC) (LN-301) 38 Nos of Intel Core i3,3.1 GHz/500 MB HDD, DVD Writer, 1 GB Graphics Card/ 18' LED Monitor

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ENGINEERING


SYSTEMS LAB (EC- PG LAB) (EC-201) 38 Nos of P -IV 2.66 GHz,1 GB,80 GB HDD,15'' CRT,CD Drive,Mentor Graphic Tool & ST Kit,Arm 926 DEV

FIRST YEAR/OTHER

BASIC WORKSHOP(FITTING,CARPENTRY,SMITHY,FOUNDRY),BASIC CIVIL,ELECTRICAL ENGG LAB(WS-102-104,106-108)

Civil (Plumbing&Surveying) ,Mechanical ( Fitting,Carpentry, Blacksmithy,Foundry) & Electrical works

FIRST YEAR/OTHER

PHYSICS LAB (MT-301 A, MT-301 B)

CROs, Melde's String apparatus, Spectrometer, Newton's Ring apparatus, Planks Constant apparatus etc

FIRST YEAR/OTHER

CHEMISTRY LAB (CG 101-A, CG-101 B) PH and Conductivity meters, Potentio meters, flash point apparatus and Electronic balance

FOOD TECHNOLOGY

ENGINEERING PROPERTIES LABORATORY

Moisture Analyser, Colour Analyser,Spray Drier,Viscometer,Refratometer,Sieve Analyser,Angle of Repos

FOOD TECHNOLOGY

FOOD MICROBIOLOGY

Calorimeter,Potentiometer,pH meter digital Turbiditymeter,Conductivitymeter, Autoclave,UV-VIS Specto

MANAGEMENT COMPUTING CENTRE- LAPTOPS (NB-303,NBB-105 B)

CTD 2.66 GHz , 2 GB Ram,250 GB HDD,15'' TFT Laptop Systems


INTERNET OF THINGS LAB (IOT LAB) (RB 102A) Raspberry Pi, Arduino, Sensors, SD Cards, Adaptors


PROGRAMMING LAB (NB-202, NB-203) 60 Nos of Core I5 8GB 1 TB HDD 19.5" TFT Monitors


PROJECT & RESEARCH LAB (NB-204) 25 Nos of core i58GB 1 TB HDD 19.5" TFT Monitors


AUTODESK DESIGN STUDIO LAB (RB-104) 60 Nos of core i3 8GB 500GB HDD 18.6" TFT Monitors


MINI FAB LABORATORY Epilog LASER Cutter, Shop Bot CNC Desktop, Roland Vinyl Cutter, Electronic Workbench, Sand Blasting

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MECHANICAL RESEARCH LAB (ME) (LN-101) 5Nos of Work Station - Intel XEON Processor 2.4 GHz, Lenova,22' LED TFT Monitor& EPSOn Projector(I


MECHANICAL PROJECT LAB(ME) (LN-102) Project Equipments


MECHANICAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY (MT-202)

Vibration Testing,Shaft whirling testing,universal governer,motorised gyroscope, bearing testing


MECHANICAL CAD/CAM LAB (ME) (MT-303) Thirty Three Nos of Intel Core i3 Computers with Graphics Card. LED Monitor etc


MANUFATURING TECHNOLOGY LAB I & II (EC-101) Muffle Furnace, Double disc polishing Machine, Belt Grinder, Trinocular Inverted Metallurgical Micro


MACHINE TOOL LABORATORY,PROJECT LAB (ME) (MT-101 A,MT-101 B)

All Geared Lathe,Universal Milling Mach,Planing Mach,Power Hacksaw, Cone Pulley Lathe,CNC LMW Lathe


HEAT TRANSFER LABORATORY (MT-201) HT Forced,natural convection, lagged pipes & composite wall apparatus, AC test rigs, Heat Exchanger


HEAT ENGINES LABORATORY,MECHANICAL LAB (ME & EE) (EC-102 A & EC-102 B)

2 stroke & 4 Stroke Petrol & Diesel Engine Test Rigs, Air Compressors,Dynamo Meters,Gas Calorimeter


FLUID MECHANICS,HYDRAULICS,HYDRAULIC MACHINES,MECHANICAL LABORATORIES (FM-101 A,B,C,D)

Notches,Orifice etc Apparatus,Pelton,Kaplan,Francis Turbines, Hydraulic Ram,Reynolds apparatus.


COMPUTER ENGINEERING DESIGN LAB (ME-RESEARCH LAB) (AB-102)

19 Nos Of Pentium -IV 2.4 GHz , 512MB Ram,40 GB HDD,15'' TFT Computers & Printers


CNC LAB (ME) ( MT-101A) LMW Laith


ADVANCED MEASUREMENTS LAB (ME- PG LAB) (MT-204)

Photo elastic Bench, N1 USB-9234 Board, Accelometer and accessories, and Dual Channel strain Guage


ADVANCED HEAT ENGINES LAB (EC-101 A, EC-101 B)

2&4 stroke petrol & diesel engine test rigs 1 no of Core i3 4GB/500GB HDD 18" TFT monitors


ADVANCED MACHINE TOOL LAB - I & II (AM-101 A,AM-101 B)

Slotting & Shaping Machines,Universal Tool & cutter grinder,Radial drilling machines, Capston Lathe

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15.13 Computing Facilities

15.13.1 Internet Bandwidth – 1129 Mbps

15.13.2 Number and configuration of System – 1277 Nos.

15.13.3 Total number of system connected by LAN – 1277 Nos.

15.13.4.Total number of system connected by WAN – 5 Nos.

15.13.5. Major software packages available Ansys, Labview, Plaxis, Solidworks, Autodesk etc.

15.13.6 Special purpose facilities available – Digital Library, Internet facility etc.

15.14 Innovation Cell

Saintgits centre for innovation and entrepreneurship exist exclusively to promote innovation,

entrepreneurship, patent and skilling among the students, faculties of Saintgits College of

Engineering. In past 15 years Saintgits has won 2 international accolades, 5 National awards and

more than 75 State level awards for innovation. Besides the centre has incubated more than 12

start-ups comprising of 25+ entrepreneurships. In the patent arena Saintgits has obtain one patent

and 5 are under process. Besides Saintgits is also awarded with advanced course in AI/ML worth

Rs.50 Lacs by Govt. of Kerala.

15.15 Social Media Cell

Saintgits is actively using social medias like facebook, Instagram and twitter to connect with all its

stakeholders. Students being the focal center of all our activities social media is an effective tool to

promote academic and extra-curricular activities. Our facebook page has 7805 followers. Instgram

also receives a huge following from the student community. Our Instagram followers are 2266 in

number. Twitter is mainly an event centric social media tool fro Saintgits.

15.16 Compliance of the National Academic Depository (NAD), applicable to PGCM/ PGDM

Institutions and University Departments: Not Applicable

15.17 List of facilities available

15.17.1 Games and Sports Facilities: Basketball court, Cricket training court, Foortball ground,

Gym, Table tennis, Badminton court

15.17.2 Extra-Curricular Activities-College is organized

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(i) Techno Cultural Fest “Nakshatra”

(ii) All India Project Exibition “shristi “

(iii) Arts fest : “Pratitiya”

(iv) Inter Collegiate Sports Tournaments

15.17.3 Soft Skill Development Facilities

Soft skills playa a very crucial role in the corporate world. Hence, soft skills development has

become an integral part of the professional front. Saintgits College of engineering is inculcating

continuos and multidisciplinary learning that will develop soft skills. The Department of Placement

and Training is handling the soft skills sessions for the holistic development of the students. The

department is also responsible for on-campus training for placement activities. Regular soft skills

training session are conducted from first year onwards during their course of study. These training

sessions are covering personality development, effective oral and written communication,

general expectation from corporates, corporate attire, mock group discussions, and interviews,

using experimental learning and role play. Students gain confidence and get the zeal to work in

their weak areas with firm conviction and walk ahead to the road of success.

15.18 Teaching Learning Process

15.18.1 Curricula and syllabus for each of the programmes as approved by the University

Please see the below link for the details

https://ktu.edu.in/eu/acd/academicRegulation.htm?=uqE3MJv8eMpx1GX%2BZfQRyzOS6dTKbofJ

zcrH57KKoj5F%2FSXuYSIpuOuHtALTYmPJ

15.18.2 Academic Calendar of the University


https://ktu.edu.in/eu/acd/academicRegulationsCalendar.htm

15.18.3 Academic Time Table with the name of the Faculty members handling the Course

15.18.4 Teaching Load of each Faculty/Weekly

Principal – 4 Hours

HOD – 8 Hours

Professor – 12 Hours

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Associate Professor – 14 Hours

Assistant Professor – 16 Hours

15.18.5 Internal Continuous Evaluation System and place

B.Tech Regulations

I. B.Tech. Programme Structure

a. B. Tech. I B. Tech. (Honours) programme in all branches of study is structured on a credit based system following the semester pattern with continuous evaluation allowing flexibility for students to decide on the duration of programme completion.

b. The duration for the B. Tech. /8. Tech. (Honours) programme in all branches of study,will normally be 8 semesters.

c. The maximum duration shall be six academic years spanning 12 semesters.

d. Each semester shall have 72 instructional days, followed by end semester examinations.

e. A student can opt for B.Tech. {Honours) at the end of the fourth semester, if he/she is having CGPA more than 8 till 4th semester.

f. The curriculum of any branch of the B. Tech. programme is designed to

have a minimum of 180 academic credits and 2 additional pass/fail credits, for the award of the degree.

g. The University follows Credit System and Credits are apportioned among the following knowledge segments.

Knowledge Segments Credits

Basic Sciences 10 [8 Theory + 2 Labs]

Mathematics 16

Humanities 9

Basic Engineering 29 [25 Theory + 4 Labs]

Professional Engineering 8 9 [ 8 0 T h e o r y + 9 L a b s ]

Electives 15

Seminar 2

Comprehensive Viva 2

Design Project 2

Project 6

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Total Academic Credits: 180

Student's Activities 2 [Audit-pass/ Fail] Total credits for B. Tech. Degree 182

Credits are assigned to courses based on thefollowinggeneral pattern. One credit for each lecture hour perweek far one semester One credit for each tutoriaIhour perweek for onesemester One credit for each laboratory/ practical session of 2 or 3 hrs, per week for one semester

viii) In a semester normally up to six lecture based courses and three laboratory/practical courses, carryinga maximum credit of 26, could be offered.

ix) University may allow students to transfer credits they have earned at other Universities and Academic Institutions, as perthe guidelines given by the Academic Committee and approved bythe Board of Governors.

x) Student Activities Points: To be an engineer capable of competing globally,in addition to technical knowledge and skills, students should develop excellent soft skills,nurture team work and leadershi p qualities and have an entrepreneurial and trail blazing outlook. To achieve this, in addition to academics, students are to actively engage in co-curricular and extracurricular activities. For such activities, points are allotted. On getting a minimum of 100 activity points the student passes the course and earns 2 credits which do not count for the CGPA but mandatory for the award of the degree. Listing of these activities and the maximum points that could be earned by engaging in them are given at the end of this document. Additional activities could be included in the list with the approval of the Academic Committee.

2. Examination a. At the end of the semester,end semester examination will be conducted in all lecture based courses

offered in the semester and will normally be of three hoursduration, unless otherwise specified. Supplementary examinations shall be conducted during summer vacation after the even semester examination and before the commencement of the next odd semester, for students who are eligible and have registeredfor thesame.

b. Students, who have completed a course but could not write the end semester examination for valid reasons like illness or personal exigencies, are allowed to write the supplementary examination or the end semester examination at the next opportunity and earn the credits without having to register for the course again provided they meetother eligibility criteria.

c. The maineligibility criteria for the end semester examination are attendance in the course, internal marks and no pending disciplinary action. The minimum attendance for appearing for the end semester examination is 75% in each course. Further, the internal evaluation marks in the course should be 45% or above. Students who do not meet these eligibility criteria are awarded an FEgrade and have to register for thecourseagain.

d. Students who could not write the end semester examination due to health reasons or other exigencies can register for the supplementary examination, with the approval of the principal provided they have 45% or above marks in the internal evaluations for the course. Candidates who received Fgrade can also write the supplementary examination. Grades awarded in the supplementary examination will be taken as the end semester grades in these courses.

3. Eligibility for Award of Degree The award of B. Tech. I B. Tech. (Honours) degree shall be based on the recommendation of the Academic Committee and the approval of the Board of Governors and in accordance with the academic regulations, if any, issued for the said purpose bythe University.

A student will be eligible for the award of B. Tech. Degree of the University on satisfying the following requirements.

I) Earned creditsfor allthe core courses and the Project. ii) Earned the required minimum credits as specified in the curriculum for the branch of study. iii) No pending disciplinary action.

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4. Summer Courses The summer courses shall be considered as independent course and students have to register for this course. This provision of summer courses may be extended to students who have got FE grade due to (i) shortage of attendance (ie. having attendance less than 75%) and (ii) shortage of internal evaluation marks (ie. having IA marks less than 45%) with the following conditions.

(I) The students shall have minimum 50% attendance in the specified course of the regular semester. They have to register for the summer course and obtain 75% attendance. (ii) The students shall have a minimum 35% IA marks in the regular semester. During the summer course the student will get a chance to improve the IA marks by writing one IA make up test during the summer course. This will replace the lower of the two marks got in the regular semester. However the IA marks shall be limited to 50%.

Optionsfor the fifth and higher semesters

For higher semesters, i.e., fifth semester onwards, summer courses are not offered. Failed students who have less than 45% marks in internal assessments have to register again for the course in the regular semester inwhich it isoffered and complete the course as per the regulations and appear for the end semester examination. Failed students having 45% marks or more in internal assessments have the option to register again for the course as mentioned above or register only for the end semester examination without attending the course again. A separate registration format will be available for this. This option is available in all semesters.

5.) AcademicAssessment/Eval uation Academic Evaluationof Courses

University follows acontinuous academic evaluation procedure.

Academic evaluation procedure and corresponding weights are as follows:-

a) For theory courses: - 1/3rd weightage for internal evaluation and 2/3rd for endsemester examination.

For convenience, the maximum marks for internal evaluation and end semester examination for theory courses are fixed as 50 and 100 respectively.

Scheme of evaluation is as follows.

I).Two internal tests each of 40 marksand of two hour duration. (Internally bythe CollegeJ

ii).Tutorials/Assignments/Mini Projects carrying 10 marks. (Internally bythe CollegeJ

iii). End Semester examination carrying 100 marks. (Conducted bythe University)

All the above evaluations are mandatory requirements to earn credits.

Students who have missed either the first or the second test can register with the consent of the faculty and the Head of the Department (HOD) concerned for a retest which shall be conducted soon after the completion of the second test, but before the end semester examination. The re-test will cover both first and second test course plans. Those who have missed both the tests are not eligible to appear for the end semester examination.

However if one misses both tests due to medical reasons or other personal exigencies, based on genuine evidence, a single test of 2 hour duration for 40 marks will be conducted coveringthe whole syllabus, before the end semester examinations. Decision on this will betaken by the Principal and verified by the external academic auditor.

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b) For Laboratory /Practical /Workshop courses i) Practical records/Outputs 60 marks (Internally by the College) ii) Regular class Viva 10 marks {Internally by the College) iii) Final written test/quiz 30 marks (Internally bythe College)

All the above assessments are mandatory to earn credits. If not, the student has to complete the course/assessments during his free time in consultation with the faculty members. On completion of these, grades will be assigned. In case the Practical /Laboratory/Workshop courses are not completed in the semester, grade I{incomplete) will be awarded against the course and the final grade will begiven only after thecompletion of the course/assessments. c) Comprehensive Examination

As students appear for placements from seventh semester onwards, comprehensive examination is to be completed in the sixth semester. This examination will bea writtencum oral examination covering broadly all courses so far completed. d)Seminar

Each student has to give a seminar on a professional topic of current interest in consultation with the faculty member in charge of the seminar in the Department. e) Design Project

Each student or a group of students hasto take up a design project. The project topic could be arrived at in consultation with any faculty member in the department. The Evaluation of the project is to be done in two stages. Two project progress evaluations each carrying 20 marks and a final report evaluation and presentation of the project for 60 marks. The project supervisor and two other faculty members from the same or any other department, nominated bythe Headof the Departmentform the evaluation board. f) Final Semester Project

Students, either individually or in a small batch not exceeding four, have to do a project approved by their faculty supervisor. Evaluation scheme isgiven below:- 1)Two progress assessments 20% by the faculty supervisor/s ii) Final Project Report 30% by the Assessment Board iii) Project presentation and Viva 50% by the Assessment Board If the project work is not completed satisfactorily,the student has to put in more work and appear againfor assessment on a specified date, not earlier than one month after the first evaluation. If the student fails in the project, a fresh registration for the projectfor one semester is mandatory. The project assessment board shall consist of thefollowingmembers. Chairman: Head of the Department Members: Projectsupervisor/s of thestudent

One faculty member from the Department One faculty member from a sister Department An external expert, either from an academic/research institute or industry

g) Eligibility to Continue A student has to earn a minimum number of credits in a semester to be eligible to register for the new courses offered in the next semester. In 1,2&3 semesters if this requirement is not met, the student is to be forewarned and allowed to continue to the next semester. However to register in the 4th,,6th&8th semesters this requirement will be strictly implemented. Summer courses are offered to those who do not satisfy this norm after the 2nd, as well as 4th, semesters. Students who do not meet this requirement are not permitted to register for new courses in the higher semesters .They have to register for the failed courses in normal semesters in which they are offered subject to the limitations imposed by the ordinances and course timetable. Action plan, for dealing with course arrears in theory courses at the end of each semester to continue with the programme, is given below. Faculty advisors shall monitor advice and support the

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students inthis. Students should be informed about the minimum cumulative credits requirement to register for higher semester courses. Eligibility Criteria for Registeringfor Higher Semester Courses Semester Allotted credits Cumulative credits Minimum cumulative

credits required to register for courses in coloumn

First 24 24 Not applicable Second 23 47 Not insisted Third 24 71 Not insisted Fourth 23 94 26 credits from S1&S2 Fifth 23 117 Not insisted Sixth 23 140 52 credits from S1 to S4 Seventh 22 162 Not insisted Eight 18 180 Not insisted h) Eligibility for writing the endsemester examination and for grading Students with 45% or more marks in internal assessment in a course shall only be permitted to write the endsemester examination inthat course. Those with less than 45% internal marks shall be awarded FE grade and have to register for the course again. Grades Grade Point (GP) % of Marks obtained in the

course O (Outstanding) 10 90% and above A+ (Excellent) 9 85% and above but less than

90% A (Very Good) 8.5 80% and above but less than

85% B+ (Good) 8 70% and above but less than

80% B (Above Average) 7 60% and above but less than

70% C (Average) 6 50% and above but less than

60% P (Pass) 5 45 % and above but less than

50% F (Fail) 0 Less than 45% FE 0 Failed due to eligibility criteria I Course Incomplete examination to be eligible for grading in a course. Otherwise he/she will be considered to have failed in the course and an Fgrade will beawarded. Internal marks given to the students who got 45% marks or more in the end semester examination shall be regulated in line with the end semester examination performance. Internal mark percentage shall not exceed 25% over the end semester mark %. {For example if the end semester mark % is 45, then the maximum internal mark % isto be 45+25 = 70 %.) In case the student writes the supplementary examination, the mark got in that will be taken into consideration for regulating the internal marks. Those who have more than 45% marks in the end semester examination are awarded the grade based on both internal assessment and end semester examination marks. A student earns credits for a course if the grade is Por above. i)Grades and Grade Points

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Grades and Grade Points as per UGC guidelines is to be followed by the University SGPA and CGPA are calculated based on the above grading norms and are explained at the end of this document. j) Revaluation and Grade Improvement There is no provision for improving the grades. The student can apply for revaluation of the end semester examination after the results are published. The answer scripts already valued by two examiners will not be revalued again.

6.Academic Discipline and Malpractices in Examinations

Every student is required to observe disciplineand decorous behaviour.Any act of indiscipline, misbehaviour and unfair practice in examinations will be referred to the Disciplinary Action Committee {DAC). Malpractices in examinations shall be viewed seriously and any such incident observed or reported by a faculty member or an invigilator associated with the examinations shall be reported tothe Principal who in turn shall refer itto DAC. On the basis of the report and evidence available or gathered, DACshall immediately initiate an enquiry giving the concerned student a chance to explain his/her case. Based on this the committee shall recommend the course of action in line with the guidelines formulated for this by the Controller of Examination of the University and forward it to the Principal for action. Actions are to be based on the severity of the offence and are to be dealt with, on a course basis. Guidelines on this shall be given by the Controller of Examination which is to be followed by the Disciplinary Action Committee of the college. The student may appeal to the Grievances and Appeals Committee for a relock on the matter. Based on the committee's report, the Principal shall take a final decision on the matter. DAC shall be headed by a department head and shall have three other faculty members drawn from different departments as members. In case of malpractices inend semester examinations, the report given by the college DAC and the action taken by the Principal shall be intimated to the Controller of Examination of the University. 7. Attendance

Attendance is marked for each course. While 75% attendance is mandatory for writing the end semester examination in that course, students are expected to have 100% attendance. However under unavoidable circumstances students are permitted to take leave. Leave is normally sanctioned for any approved activity taken up by students outside the college covering sports and other extracurricular activities. Leave is also permitted on medical grounds or on personal exigencies. Leave of absence for all these is limited to 25% of the academic contact hours for the course. In case of long illness or major personal tragedies/contingencies the college Principal can relax the minimum attendance requirement to 60%, to write the end semester examination. This is permitted for one or more courses registered in the semester. Principal shall keep all records which led to his decision on attendance, for verification by the Academic Auditor.However this concession is applicable only to any two semesters during the entire programme. Incase of prolonged illness, break of study is permitted as mentioned below.

8. Break of Study A student is permitted to havea break of study.

i) In case of accident or serious illness needing prolonged hospitalization and rest. ii) In case the student has a bright idea and would like to initiate a start-up venture or develop a new product. iii) In case of any personal reasons that need a break instudy.

For break of study due to illness, student should submit all necessary medical reports together with the recommendation of the doctor treating him giving definite reasons for break of study and its duration. Before joining back the student should submit the fitness certificate from the doctor who treated him. Students who wantto initiate a start-up venture or a product development, have to submit a project report, clearly indicatingthe purpose, action plan, technical details, funding details and future plans to the college Principal. The Principal shall evaluate the proposal by constituting an expert team consisting of a technocrat and a bank executive and take an appropriate decision based on the team's

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recommendation. In the semester system followed by the University, break of study for an academicyear is preferred over asemester break. Students who want a break in study due to personal reasons shall convince the Principal on the genuine needfor itby giving authentic evidence for the same.

9. B-Tech {Honours)

The Institutions with at least two NBA accredited B.Tech/M.Tech programmes can offer B.Tech {Honours) degree for the students.To earn 12 additional credits, the student hasto take at least four courses of which two should befrom the M.Tech specialisation. MOOC courses {Massive open online courses) of relevance offered by Institutions of repute are to be identified by the student in consultation with the faculty advisor and get it approved from the University regarding the credits to be allotted. Additionally, there is an option for the student to join the summer projects offered by IISc & IITs. If a student after registeringfor the B.Tech (Honours) programme fails in any course, there after, will not beeligiblefor B.Tech {Honours) .

Addendum:-

1. Calculation of SGPA/CGPA Semester Grade Point Average CSGPA) and Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) are calculated asfollows. SGPA = I:(CixGPi)/ICi where Ci isthe credit assigned for a course and GPi is the grade point for that course. Summation is done for all courses registered by the student in the semester. Here the failed courses are also accounted. CGPA = CixGPiJ/I:Ci where Ci is the credit assigned for a course and GPi is the grade point for that course. Summation is donefor aIIcourses registered by the student during all thesemesters for which the CGPA is needed. Here the failed courses are also accounted. CGPA of all courses passed may also be given. CGPA for the B. Tech programme is arrived at by considering all course credits that are needed for the degree and their respective grade points. 2. Student Activity Points Activities that a student can engage in and the maximum quantum of points that can beearned from them are listed below. i) National level Activities

CODE Name of activity Max. Activity Points Minimum Duration NA 1 NSO 70 Two Semesters NA2 NCC 70 Two Semesters NA 3 NSS 70 Two Semesters

ii) College Level Activites CA I Active Member/ Office bearer

of Professional Societies 3 0 / 4 0 F o u r Semesters (Student Chapters)

CA 2 Elected Officebearer of 30 Two Semesters Studentforums

CA 3 Member/Captain- College Athletic/ Games teams 20/30 Two Semesters

CA4 Executive Member of 20 Two Semesters Student Clubs

CA5 Volunteer for important College functions 20 Two Semesters

CA6 Committee member/ Organizer of Tech Fest/Cultural Fest/ 20/30 Two Semesters Conference

CA7 Placed within topthree in Paper presentation/debate/ 30

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cultural competitions etc CA8 Placed within topthree in

State level Sports/Games/ 30

iii) Entrepreneurship EA1 Any Creative Project execution 40 EA2 Awardsfor Projects 60 EA3 lnitiation of Start-ups 60 EA4 Attracted Venture Capital 80 EA5 Filed a Patent 80 EA6 Completed Prototype Development 80

iv) Self Initiaves SA1 Attend a National Conference 20 SA2 Attend an Int. National Conference 30 SA3 Published/ got an Award for a

Technical paper 30/40 SA4 Organiser of student level Technical

Cont/ Competition 30 SA5 Foreign language skills 50 SA6 Online courses taken& completed 50

15.18.6 Student’s assessment of Faculty, System in place

Yes. Staff advisory system, Communication through mail, mobile which details given in website

15.19 For each Post Graduate Courses give the following:

15.19.1 Title of the Course


Duration

1 M. Tech. - COMPUTER SCIENCE AND SYSTEMS ENGINEERING

24 2 Years

2 M. Tech. - GEOMACHINES AND STRUCTURES 24 2 Years

3 M. Tech. - MACHINE DESIGN 18 2 Years

4 M. Tech. - POWER SYSTEMS 18+18 2 Years

5 M. Tech. - ROBOTICS AND AUTOMATION 24 2 Years

6 M. Tech. - STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT

24 2 Years

7 M. Tech. - TELECOMMUNICATION ENGINEERING 24 2 Years

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8 M. Tech. - VLSI AND EMBEDDED SYSTEMS 24 2 Years

9 MASTERS IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 120 3 Years

10 MASTERS IN COMPUTER APPLICATIONS 60 3 Years

11 MCA 2nd Year Direct 60 2 Years

15.19.2 Curricula and Syllabus


M. Tech Coruses -

https://ktu.edu.in/eu/acd/viewCurriculum.htm?clusterId=oWNsmgIcl1vva%2FtQME8OqLsJpYejg%2

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MBA-

https://ktu.edu.in/eu/acd/viewCurriculum.htm?clusterId=w2Ap6%2BfjPKEnUqdIYqS3a9VGHvNtw3Z

3YeeRBQTpbmY%3D&programId=iBCgXQg3Qxrhe9p9CZbvIh%2BdT%2Bj19obaBOuuUXKKzSU

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MCA-

https://ktu.edu.in/eu/acd/academicRegulationMCA.htm

15.19.3 Laboratory facilities exclusive to the Post Graduate Course: PG laboratories and

research laboratories are provided

CIVIL ENGINEERING : STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT, GEOMECHANICS & STRUCTURES

PG laboratories and research laboratories are provided

1. Advanced Geotechnical Engineering Lab 2. Structural Engineering Lab 3. Research Lab-Civil Design Studio

15.20 Special Purpose 1. PG Research lab for Geotechnical engineering students 2. PG Research lab for Structural Engineering Students 3. Analytical research & studies using softwares

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15.20.1 Software, all design tools in case

1. Plaxis 3D 2. Etabs 3. Ansys 4. Matlab

COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING : COMPUTER SCIENCE & SYSTEMS ENGINEERING


1. PROJECT AND RESEARCH LAB

15.20 Special Purpose

1. Distributed Systems and Advanced Computing Lab 2. Case Tool Lab 3.Mini Project 4. Project (Phase - I) 5. Project (Phase -II)


1. Hadoop 2. Star UML 3. Hbase 4. Spark 5. Scala 6. MATLAB 7.R 8. NS2, NS3

ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING : VLSI & EMBEDDED SYSTEMS, TELECOMMUNICATION ENGINEERING


Telecommunication LAB(Facts-Elci), Design LAB(VLSI Design LAB)

15.20 Special Purpose Above mentioned Labs are used for Undergarduate research, postgraduate research and Ph. D


XILINX,CADENCE,MATLAB,ANSYS

ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING : POWER SYSTEMS


High Voltage Lab, Power System Simulation Lab, PEER Lab

15.20 Special Purpose

1. Power Frequency Withstand Test for solid, liquid and gaseous insulators 2. Impulse Testing 3. Relay Testing 4. Feeder and Transmission line simulator


MATLAB, PSCAD, ETAP, ORCAD, ANSYS-MAXWELL

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING : MACHINE DESIGN


Advanced Measurements Laboratory, Computer Aided Laboratory, Research Lab - ME

15.20 Special Purpose Above mentioned Labs are used for Undergarduate research, postgraduate research

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AutoCAD 2016, ANSYS V14.0, ANSYS V17.2, ANSYS V19, CATIA V6, SolidWORKS 2009, LABVIEW, MATLAB, KISSlicer

INTERDISCIPLINARY : ROBOTICS & AUTOMATION


1.Automation Lab ,2. Robotics Lab

15.20 Special Purpose 1.To learn elements of Automations 2. To learn practical robotics


Labview, Matlab

15.20.2 Academic Calendar and frame work


https://ktu.edu.in/eu/acd/academicRegulationsCalendar.htm

16. Enrollment of students in the last 3 years

Year B.Tech M.Tech MCA MCA 2nd

Year Direct

MBA

2018-19 527 51 11 101 101

2017-18 596 60 18 60 110

2016-17 506 59 8 47 116

17. List of Research Projects/ Consultancy Works

17.1 Number of Projects carried out, funding agency, Grant received

17.2 Publications (if any) out of research in last three years out of masters projects

17.3 Industry Linkage

17.4 MoUs with Industries (minimum 3)

18. LoA and subsequent EoA till the current Academic Year


https://saintgits.org/engineering-college/about/saintgits/approvals-and-affiliation

19. Accounted audited statement for the last three years

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Please click the below link for the details

https://saintgits.org/engineering-college/about/saintgits/account-statements

20. Best Practices adopted, if any

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