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IMPORTANT DATES
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FROM THE DESK OF PRINCIPAL
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DELHI COLLEGE OF ENGG.
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ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS
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ADMISSIONS
BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING
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MASTER OF ENGINEERING
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MASTER OF SCIENCE
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Ph.D.
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BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY
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INFRASTRUCTURE & FACILITIES
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COCURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
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SCHOLARSHIPS & AWARDS
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FACULTY
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His Excellency Shri B. L. Joshi
Lt. Governor, Delhi
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Important Dates
(Concerned with the Admission Process)
Activity
M.E./M.Sc .
Ph.D
Date of release of Application Form
23.06.2006
23.06.2006
03.07.2006
17.07.2006
14.07.2006
28.07.2006
Registration
31.07.2006
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Teaching starts for First Semester
01.08.2006
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for admission
Last date for request for Application form
SMT. SHIELA DIKSHIT
Hon'ble Chief Minister,
Government of NCT Delhi
by post to reach the College
Last date for receipt of completed forms to
reach the college
B.E admission for Academic session 2006-07 shall be made by Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology, Sec-3,
Dwarka, Delhi, for Delhi students (all category) and CCB MHRD for out side Delhi Students (All
Categories except OW & OH categories) . Please refer NSIT prospectus for BE Admissions (Delhi Region)
and CCB Bulletin of information for BE (outside Delhi seats)
All possible care has been taken to print the matter correctly. However, printer and college authorities shall not be responsible for any inadvertant mistake.In case
of errors/discrepancies, the official version of University of Delhi/Government Authorities shall be final. Prospectus is not a legal document.
Prof. Deepak Pental
Vice Chancellor
Dr. G.Narendra Kumar
Secretary, TTE
Govt. of Delhi
University of Delhi
Engineering education must evolve to keep pace with mighty changes occurring
today in business, industry, and society. Engineers must develop attributes and
knowledge beyond traditional constraints of the classroom.
Prof. P.B. Sharma
Principal
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DCE
DCE
today imparts education & training
in 10 BRANCHES FOR
The main building of the Technical High-School-Delhi
Polytechnic was, in 1639, the library of Dara Shikoh and the
colonnaded portico was added by Sir David Ocherlony ,
British Resident at the Moughul Corut, at the beginning of
the 18th century.
BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING
Degree program with an intake of 570
PG education in 11
specialized fields of
ENGINEERING &
APPLIED SCIENCES
intake 200
... B.Tech (Part-time)Degree
Program for IN-SERVICE
DIPLOMA ENGINEERS
with an intake of 120
Aerial view of Academic Blocks of DCE new campus at Bawana Road, Delhi, splendid and
sprawled over 165 acres of land, earned best architecture award from Indian Building Congress,
& an inspiration to the talented students and qualified faculty to foster unison and thrill of
engineering in a tech savvy campus.
.....and 25 Ph.D.
Research Schoarships
and, Supervision and
updating of
Engineering Knowledge
TheApplied Science Block, with new laboratories at the rear,
houses the Department of Chemical Engineering and Textile
Technology, Art and Architecture of Delhi Polytechnic,
which was later earmarked for Department of Applied
Chemistry & Polymer Technology, now houses the Office of
The Chief Election Commissioner, Delhi
under CEP
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From the Desk of Principal
Dream is to
transform DCE
into a world-class
knowledge enterprise
Our
I am delighted to state that Delhi College of Engineering is one of the most prestigious colleges of engineering of India which has
played a pioneering role for the development of quality technical education in our country. DCE was established in 1941 by the then
Govt. of India to play a pivotal role to strengthen the technical education system in our country and to produce men & women of
competence and caliber who would power the industrial growth of our country as well as the growth of science and technology
capabilities to the nation's advantages.
I may mention that Delhi College of Engineering has celebrated its Golden Jubilee in the year 1991 at which we took the solemn
pledge to take DCE to much greater heights which were un-scaled then . I am happy to say that during the last 15 years we have been
able to perform exemplary well. The DCE has figured in the top 10 schools in our country several times in the India Today survey and
has emerged as one of the Internationally highly reputed school of engineering in the world.
The DCE has to its credit 10 UG departments offering Bachelor of Engineering in variety of disciplines of national & international
importance. These include Electronics & Communication, Computer Engineering, Information Technology, Electrical, Mechanical,
Production & Industrial Engineering, Polymer Science & Chemical Technology, Civil and Environmental Engineering. Bachelors
Degree program in Bio Technology has been added from the 2004-05. At DCE we have focused our attention to 11 post-graduate
programs from way back 1971 onwards and have provided to the country highly qualified, research oriented manpower to man our
industries and R&D organizations. Currently, DCE has 11 postgraduate programs in all the major engineering disciplines. We also
have Ph.D. Scholars in a great number who are pursuing their doctoral research at DCE. Our focus of academic programs is on
improving the quality of teaching as well as to bring research culture in our laboratories. We prepare our graduates as professional
engineers by bridging the gap between the world of academia and the world of profession of engineering.
This we do both by the design of the curriculum as well as by a formidable support provided by the students Chapters of worldrenowned professional bodies, six of them housed in DCE since 1994. These include ASME, SAE, ASHRAE, IEEE, IEE & SEM. A
new chapter of SPIE has been added from 2005.
We can draw high satisfaction that during its 65+ years of existence, DCE has served the nation with distinction. With its sixty five
plus years of dedicated service to the nation, DCE has produced an army of highly skilled, inspired and motivated brilliant engineers
who rolled out from the portals of DCE year after year ever since its establishment in the early 40s. DCE has to its credit a long list of
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distinguished alumni which includes Shri Vinod Dham, a graduate of 1971 in
Electrical Engineering, who revolutionized the design of the modern day personal
computers by designing and developing the Pentium Chip. Our distinguished
alumni include Shri Raj Soin, Chairman Soin International and a leading industry
gaint in USA, Shri A.K.Puri, Chairman and Managing Director of BHEL, Shri K.L.
Chugh, Chairman Emeritus of high & mighty ITC who has earned the reputation of
being the best corporate chairman of the country. The other distinguished alumni
include Shri Janak Bhasin and Shri Kishan Swaroop both rose to the level of
Chairman, Central ElectricityAuthority, ShriA.K. Choudhury, CMD of MTNL, Dr.
Krishan Kumar, Director of MUL, Lt. General K.K. Mehra, DG of EME and Maj.
General Ahluwalia. DCE takes pride in its enterprising alumni Shri B.K. Khanna,
Managing Director of Siemens Power Engg. Ltd., Sh. S.K. Verma, Exe. Director,
TCIL Ltd., Dr. Surya Kant, Vice President of TCS, Sh. Anil Sardana, CEO of NDPL,
Prof. Bhuvnesh Goswami, Distinguished Alumni Professor CSU, Prof. D.Y.
Goswami, Distinguished Professor at University of Florida, USA, Sh. Durga Das
Aggarwal, President, Piping Technology & Products Inc. USAand many more.
DCE shifted to its new campus in 1996 from its historical Kashmere Gate Campus.
The new campus has been innovatively designed commensurate with the
requirement of academic and professional excellence of a technology intensive
institution of higher learning. I am happy to say that ever since we shifted to the
sprawling 165 acres lush-green new campus, the student community as well as
faculty has been upbeat with the spirit of innovation and with the spirit of
transforming knowledge to prosperity.
At DCE we take immense satisfaction that during the last 3 years the student teams
of SAE Chapter of our institution have brought tremendous amount of honour &
dignity to mother India by flying the flag of India at high esteem in the worldwide
competitions on innovative designs of Formula Student Car, Super mileage vehicle,
All Terrain Vehicle and the DCE Hybrid car. The student team of DCE, lead by Shri
Arpit Gupta, has participated in the International Innovative Design Competition,
organized jointly by the Society of Automobile Engineers (SAE) and Institution of
Mechanical Engineers (London) in U.K. in July, 2003. Our students have bagged the
Best Endeavour FISITA Award for the innovative design of Formula Student Car,
which they designed and developed themselves here in India and took it to all the
way to U.K. to participate in the worldwide event. They bagged the FISITA Best
Endeavour Award in the competition in which 50 teams from all over the world
including from the reputed technological universities & institutions participated.
Another team of students of DCE has designed and developed an All Terrain
Vehicle, code named “Mini Baja” which has competed in the international
competition organized by SAE International in South Africa and USA. Last year
DCE super mileage vehicle designed and developed by DCE student team has
participated in the world competition at Marshal Michigan, USA in June 2005 and
won two first prizes for best aerodynamic design and the best team spirit. The DCE
'Mini Baja' team has also participated in SAE International competition at Troy,
Ohio and received high appreciation for their innovatively design vehicle. What
more DCE was the only team not only from India but for the whole of the Asia. The
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DCE
DCE hybrid car, the first hybrid car designed and developed in India won the first
prize in Green Car category in International competition USA this year. At DCE, we
are firmly committed to support innovation and create the enterprising spirit in our
students.
Our dream is to transform DCE into a World Class knowledge enterprise in the
coming years. Through this we shall be able to manage innovation and we shall
emerge as a major support for technology incubation in the Capital City of Delhi.
TIFAC, Center of Excellence, CORE in Optical Fibre Communication set up in DCE
jointly by the Govt. of India and Govt. of Delhi has already made its mark on new
product development and has set up the bench mark for institute- industry
partnership.
In today's globalized economic environment engineers are required to play a highly
significant role in bringing prosperity to their nation in turn supporting the humanity
to march on the path of enlightenment in this respect engineers of today and
undoubtedly, the engineers of tomorrow would have to work as a team, an intradisciplinary team focusing on ever increasing horizons of innovative products and
innovative services. They will have to take care of fast reducing half-life of
knowledge and have to cope up with the unprecedented technology change which is
there in all spheres of human activities. At DCE we are conscious of this aspect and
we shall focus our attention on curriculum innovation so as to provide a curriculum
to our students community, which will provide an optimal mix of knowledge and
skills and attitude building, vital to survive in today's technology intensive work
environment. DCE, as you know, is the mother institution of the world-renowned IIT
Delhi and School of Planning & Architecture. It is also the mother institution of
College of Arts & College of Pharmacy. Even the famous Faculty of Management
Studies of Delhi University was founded by Prof. A. Das Gupta of Delhi College of
Engineering. FMS today commands a very high reputation not only nationally but
also internationally in the field of management education. We are in the process of
establishing a School of Management at DCE with the support of our distinguished
alumni. To this end a MBA programme in collaboration with Raj Soin College of
Business at Wright State University is planned to be introduced from 2007. The
DCE MBA programme of RSCOB, WSU shall have AACSB accreditation and shall
meet the highest international standards.
We in DCE, being conscious of our chequered history, have always worked to
provide to our nation a system of technical education, which prepares our students
not merely as graduate engineers but professional engineers who are able to work
and excel in their chosen activity at home & abroad. DCE enjoys a high reputation in
the country & abroad. The Training & Placement Department at DCE is one of the
most vibrant departments in the country, which provides direct connectivity to the
industries. I am happy to mention that the placement of this institute has always been
100%. This year a record placement of 616 include over 210 final year students who
have got two jobs in industries of high repute. A good number of students opt for
higher studies at home & abroad. A large number of them have joined IIMs in this
country and have entered into the corporate world. This year 18 DCEites of batch
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2006 have been offered admission in IIMs. Further, 2 in MIT, 2 in Stanford, 2 in
Carnegie Melon, one each in Harvard, Georgia Tech and Rochester have been
selected for their MS program.
At DCE, through a large number of programs, which are organized through out the
year, we provide to our student community opportunities to shape themselves as
world-class engineers and equip them with the kind of management orientation,
which they are supposed to possess to excel at home and abroad.
The 'Vision 2010' of DCE focuses on building of science and technology capabilities
for our country to serve tomorrow's technology intensive and innovation driven
industries, which shall create the vital competitive age for our nation's economy.
To the aspirants, seeking admission in DCE, I wish to add that the engineering
profession is a profession of privilege. It is a privilege to serve and a privilege to
excel. It demands unconditional commitment and total dedication from the student
community to turn towards engineering education with high enthusiasm and interest.
At DCE we are committed to meet the high aspirations of our student community and
work to shape them as world-class professionals. To this end, we expect high levels
of decorum and discipline from our student community to uphold the high dignity &
honour and esteem which DCE signifies in the arena of engineering education in our
country. We in teaching faculty and in administration shall work with our student
community to provide them both knowledge and attitude so that we create highly
responsible technically sound and spiritually enlightened human capital to build
tomorrow's India of our dream.
I wish to express my sincere greetings to all the candidates who are aspiring to join
DCE through the highly competitive CEE & AIEEE Entrance Examinations(CEE
2006 for Delhi seats and AIEEE-2006 for outside Delhi seats) conducted by Faculty
of Technology, University of Delhi and CBSE Delhi respectively.
Prof. P.B. Sharma
Ph.D. (B'ham), FIE, FAeroS, FWAPS
PRINCIPAL
Dated: May 30, 2006
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The major element in our design of Engineering Education is
The campus has been designed and constructed bearing in mind the aesthetics and the
teamwork and partnership.
environment. It has been planned to provide facilities commensurate with a twenty
The team we now envision is a partnership of eminent scientists,
first century World Class Knowledge Enterprise in an environment,
innovative engineers, creative business professionals, and
imaginative society's leaders. It is through these partnerships that
the rapid pace and increasing complexity of technology designed
to serve society will flourish.
Which enhances the learning process.
DCE is among top 10 Engineering Institutions
in India including the IITs. DCE is awarded
7th rank among the top 10 Engineering Institutions
India Today, May 2006
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DCE
Objectives:
Delhi College of Engineering
65 Years of Innovation & Excellence in
Technical Education
1.
To provide world class quality technical education in engineering and
science disciplines.
2.
To promote R&D in frontal areas of science & technology.
3.
To nurture innovative and creative abilities of students and faculty
4.
To foster enterprising spirit among the students.
5.
To establish facilities for technology incubation and promote techno
entrepreneurship
6.
To network with leading national and international institutions, R&D
organizations and professional bodies.
7.
To develop faculty competence to meet the challenges of rapidly
changing technological environment.
8.
To promote industrial consultancy and sponsored R&D.
9.
To strengthen relations with the alumni and involve them in the
development of the institute.
10. To transfer the benefits of S&T advancement to the society.
VISION:
To be a world class
knowledge enterprise
striving for
academic & professional
excellence in technical
education, research &
development and
service to the
industry and society.
Goals:
M
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S
S
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O
N
1.
To produce high quality, professionally well prepared human resource
in engineering and technology disciplines.
2.
To adapt in curriculum innovation
changes on regular basis.
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To create and sustain an academic environment conducive to
academic and professional excellence
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To provide world class quality technical education to the
inspired youth who join the institute through tough
competition
3.
To transform selected laboratories into world class test houses.
4.
To establish facilities for technology incubation and innovation
management.
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To create environment to foster technology incubation and
relevant R&D
5.
To carry out industrially relevant R&D and foster research culture in
the laboratories.
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6.
To foster enterprising spirit among the students
To establish centers of advanced studies in areas of relevance to national
economy.
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To create avenues for technical education and research in
new and emerging technology areas
7.
To promote techno-entrepreneurship.
8.
To develop synergetic partnership with the industries.
9.
To promote e-learning and e-governance in the institute.
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To create a technology savvy campus and to impart value
based education
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To create synergetic partnership with industries and R&D
organizations.
commensurate to technology
10. To promote continuing education programs (CEP) to in service teachers
and working professionals.
11. To promote all round development of students & create a sense of social
responsibility.
12. To foster strong academic interactions and exchanges for the benefit of
students and faculty.
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High levelThai
delegation at DCE
DCE
Historical Background
Delhi College of Engineering is one of the premier colleges of Engineering
education in India and has played unique and important role in the advancement
of technical education. Established in 1941 as Delhi Polytechnic, DCE has
played the role of mother institution in establishing IIT Delhi, SPA Delhi,
College of Pharmacy Delhi, College of Arts Delhi, NSIT Delhi & many more
institutions.
...Cater to the
needs of Indian
Industries for
trained manpower
with practical
experience and
Sound theoretical
knowledge.
From the very beginning , DCE focused on imparting engineering education,
highly relevant for the Indian industries to meet their demand of trained
manpower with practical experience and sound theoretical knowledge. One of
the very important vision of the DCE is to have very strong relationship with the
industries, understand their needs, make students acquainted with hands on
training, and prepare the students for industries culture from very first day of
their employment . This has paid the dividend and today the student of DCE are in
high demand by the industries with -each student having two or more offers; the
campus employment being over 200%.
was participated by John Sargent Esq. the then Educational Commissioner, GOI;
S.M.M. Jaffery Principal Osmania Technical College Hyderabad, Dr. A.H.Pandya
Principal Bengal Engineering College Sibpur; C.R.Gerrard Esq. Principal JJ School of
Art Bombay; E.K. Ramaswamy Esq. Principal College of Engineering Banglore;
P.N.Joshi Principal Victoria Jubilee Technical Institute Bombay; P.C.Dutt Esq.
Principal Summer Valley Technical Institute Sylhet; C.Forrester Esq. Principal Indian
School of Mines Dhanbad; A.C.Sahgal Esq. Principal Kala Bhawan Technical
Institute Baroda; Mukul Dey Esq. Principal Government School of Art Calcutta,,
which was presided by W.W.Wood Esq. Principal Delhi Polytechnic Delhi. The
National Diploma awarded by the Delhi Polytechnic was considered equivalent to
B.E. Degree by the then UPSC.
Affiliation to Delhi University
1.
Arts
Prof. S. C. Sen, a highly dynamic & visionary principal who took over in 1949
approached University of Delhi for affiliation and starting Bachelor of Engineering
degree courses. Professor D. S. Kothari, the then Dean Faculty of Science, University
of Delhi was on the advisory board of Delhi polytechnic. The efforts of Prof. Sen and
Prof. Kothari resulted into the introduction of B.E. degree in Mechanical Engineering,
Electrical Engineering, Chemical Engineering and Textile Engineering in the year
1952. B.E. degree in Civil Engineering was introduced in 1955. In addition to merit of
qualifying examination, test and/or interview were held for the selection of candidates
for admission.
2.
Architecture
Delhi College of Science & Technology
3.
Commerce
4.
Engineering
5.
Applied Science (Chemical Engineering & Technology)
6.
Textiles
In 1958 Government of India decided to convert Delhi Polytechnic into Delhi
College of Science & Technology. More than 200 acres of land was allocated; new and
grand building came up, but later on the name IIT Delhi was given to the Institute.
Functioning of IIT started in 1962; Textile Engineering and Chemical Engineering
Departments of Delhi Polytechnic were shifted en-block to IIT Delhi and became part
of it. On the persistent demand of Delhi population Delhi Polytechnic remained at
Kashmere Gate. In 1960, Department of Architecture was separated from the college
and it became School of Planning andArchitecture and now it is a Deemed University.
Pre-engineering courses were abolished in 1962 and the engineering courses were renamed as B.Sc. Engineering. The duration of courses were increased from 4 years to 5
years and the minimum qualification was higher secondary or equivalent with
English, Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.
The Delhi polytechnic consisted of a technical high school and specialized senior
department, which offers courses in the following disciplines:
All-India Certificate, All-India Diploma, Senior Diploma and Advanced
Diploma were awarded to the students. In addition, pre-engineering course was
also available to matriculates. All these courses were having one very important
feature- the student must undergo all thorough practical course of training in
commercial firms, mills or factories as an integral part of the curriculum. The
main building of the Technical High School was, in 1639, the library of Dara
Shikoh and the colonnaded portico was added by Sir David Ochterlony, British
Resident at the Moghul Court, at the beginning of the 18th century. Prof. Walter
William Wood, the father of technical education in India became
the founder Principal of Delhi Polytechnic and the institute organized Inaugural
Meeting of the Association of Principals of Technical Institutions of India, which
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The Delhi
Polytechnic
was affiliated
to Delhi
University
and B.E.
Degrees were
awarded
under
Faculty of
Technology,
University of
Delhi since
1952.
New Beginning under Delhi Government
Up till 1962, the college was under the direct control of Ministry of Education,
Government of India. Since 1963, Delhi Polytechnic was taken over by the then Delhi
Administration and Chief Commissioner Delhi was the ex-officio Chairman of the
College. It became a Union Territory College and 75% of seats were reserved for the
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French delegation at
DCE
DCE
In 1965, the
Delhi
Polytechnic was
renamed as Delhi
College of
Engineering
and became the first
engineering college
of Delhi
candidates who passed their qualifying examination from a school situated in the
Union Territory of Delhi. In 1963, Department of Arts became College of Arts and
Department of Commerce & Business Administration was converted to several
institutes of Commerce & Secretarial Practices. Fragmentation of Delhi
Polytechnic ultimately left behind an engineering institute alone. In 1965, the Delhi
Polytechnic was renamed as Delhi College of Engineering and became the first
engineering college of Delhi. The journey of engineering education continued and
the intake of the college was enhanced from 200 to 250 that year. Professor S.C.
Sen, the then Principal led the college successfully to become a unique institute of
higher technical education and research. M.Sc. (Civil Engineering specialization in
Structure) full time (2 yr. duration)and part-time (3 yr. duration) courses were
introduced in 1966. Prof J.N. Moudgill took over as principal in 1968, and
expanded the P.G. education by introducing M.Sc. Engineering courses in
Electrical and Mechanical Engineering from the academic session 1971. He was
later called by Govt of India to establish MACT Bhopal.
New Campus of DCE
The year of 1972 exhibited an enormous growth in the academic activities of the
college under the leadership of Professor R. C. Narayan. B.Sc. (Engineering)
course of 5 years duration was introduced in Electronics & Communication
Engineering. All the departments started M.Sc. and Ph.D. programs. In 1973, the
Department of Electrical Engineering introduced M.Sc. (Engg) courses in
Instrumentation & Control, and Advanced Electronics; the Department of
Mechanical Engineering introduced M.Sc. (Engg) courses in Thermal, and
Production; the Department of Civil Engineering introduced M.Sc. (Engg) courses
in Structure, Hydraulics & Flood Control, and Public Health Engineering.
Electrical Engineering Department introduced M.Sc. in Power Systems in the year
1977. The year of 1979 brought a change in the engineering curriculum.
Introduction of 10+2 system demanded a change in the duration of B.Sc.
engineering courses, which was reduced from 5 years to 4 years and the degree was
renamed as B.E. The beginning of new decade of 80's emphasized the development
of science department also. Department of Physics started M.Sc. course in Applied
Physics in 1981 while Department of Chemistry started M.E. in polymer
technology in 1985.
The college organized more than 32 national level symposia and seminars, 6
chapters of International societies were opened to have meaningful interaction
and participation not only from India but from abroad also.
On the persistent demand of diploma holders, the college started B.E.Tech.
Courses in Civil, Electrical, Electronics and Mechanical Engineering in the year
1982. The year of 1983 exhibited the decrease in the duration of P.G. courses in
Engineering, which were made of one and a half-year duration with more emphasis
on research project.
Chinese delegation at
DCE
Delhi Administration established Delhi Institute of Technology (Presently Netaji
Subhash Institute of Technology) in 1985 and the new college was established
under the patronage of Delhi College of Engineering. B.E. degree course in
Production & Industrial Engineering was started in 1988 while B.E. Degree course
in Computer Engineering was started in 1989.
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The foundation stone of New Campus of DCE was laid by the then Hon'ble Vice
President Dr. Shankar Dayal Sharma on May 23, 1989. The capacity utilization of
the infrastructure, at the college, is indeed highly satisfying, especially that the
college functions now at the new campus of DCE (163.9
acre land) right from 9.00 a.m. in the morning to right up to 9 p.m. in the evening on
all working days. Part-time B.Tech. Degree Programs to the practicing engineers of
the National Capital Region are run in the evening between 6 to 9 p.m. The
beginning of last decade of century brought a dynamic and energetic Principal Prof.
P.B. Sharma to lead the college community.
Introduction of CEE Entrance test, new examination policy and curriculum
innovation were some of the exemplary work carried out in this period. The
college became highly vibrant and dynamic with enormous activity in all the
facet of academic and extracurricular.
“Emerging Trends in Technical Education" organized in 1992 gave an impetus
to rethink about the technical education patterns in India. Management of
environment was on the top of the agenda in 1994 and polymer science &
technology draw the attention of all the educational administrators in 1996. B.E.
degree level course was started in Polymer Science & Chemical Technology and
Environment Engineering in 1998.
Last decade has witnessed enormous growth in the application of Information
Technology and Biotechnology. DCE has remained dynamic and vibrant all
through year, and carved its niche in these fields of studies by introducing B.E.
Degree course in Information Technology during the year 2002 and B.E. Degree
course in Biotechnology during the year 2004. A national seminar and curriculum
workshop on, "Sports Engineering" held in 2004, and EDP program for Food
Processing Industries held during 2006 are the efforts being made to pave the path
for introduction of B.E. Sports Engineering and B.E. Food Technology in very near
future.
Delhi College of Engineering today imparts education and training in 10 branches
of engineering at Graduate level with an intake of 570 during the morning session;
4 part-time B.Tech. Degree programs are being run in the evening with an intake of
120. Full-time and part-time PG education is given in 11 specialized fields of
science and engineering with an intake of 172.
Our Ph.D. program awards scholarship to 25 students. In addition, sponsored
research and development activities are also supported by Government funding
agencies and Industries in large number of areas of mutual interest. The key to
success is our emphasis on quality research and innovative design
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The college
functions
now at the new
campus of DCE
(163.9 acre land) right
from 9.00 a.m.
to 9 p.m. on
all working days
...to pave
the path for
introduction of
B.E. Sports
Engineering and
B.E. Food
Technology in
very near
future.
DCE
DCE now
possesses
world class
DCE -AWorld Class Knowledge Enterprise
DCE aims to become a world class knowledge enterprise in the near future.
This necessarily demands for world class infrastructure, most modern class
rooms, up-to-date laboratories, an excellent library and information system,
qualified and motivated faculty, intimate interaction with the industries and
professional societies and many more. Steps have already been taken to create
an environment commensurate to the need and desire of DCEites for the
purpose. Some of the steps are detailed below:
Four B.E. level degree programs in the following disciplines have been identified
for introduction in the phased manner. The college shall establish new departments
in the disciplines.
1. BE Sports Engineering
2. BE Food Technology
infrastructure,
3. BE Aerospace Engineering
most modern class
4. BE Automobile Engineering
rooms, up-to-date
All the departments have identified M.E. level degree programs for
introduction in the phased manner as detailed below:
laboratories, an
excellent library
and information
system,
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION
1.
M.E. (VLSI Design & embedded Systems)
2.
M.E.(Optomechatronics)
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTERENGINEERING
1.
M.E. (Software Engineering)
2.
M.E. (High Performance Computing)
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICALENGINEERING
qualified and
motivated
faculty, intimate
interaction with the
industries and
professional societies
1.
M.E. ( Power System)
DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY
1.
M.E. (Biotechnology)
2.
M.E. (Genomics)
3.
M.E.(bio-informatics)
DEPARTMENT OF FOOD TECHNOLOGY
1.
M.E. (Food Processing)
2.
M.E. (Food Packaging)
3.
M.E. (Food Preservation)
4.
M.E. (Food QualityAssurance)
DCE: FUTURE PLANS
1. DCE School of Management with Alumni Support programmes proposed:
• MBA (Technology & knowledge Mgt) • MBA (Information System Mgt) • Dual
Degree Programmes: BE and MBA - integragrated 5 yrs programmes and
Executive Development programme.
2. Centre for Information Security with the support from Ministry of IT, Govt of
India proposed Programmes: ME (Information System Security), Dual Degree
Programme: BE & ME integrated 5 yrs. and training programmes for in service
professionals
3. DCE-PURA Providing Urban Amenities in Rural Areas: the main focus shall be
on Energy Farming, Bio-Diesel processing, Bio-fertilizer unit, Integrated Water
management, De-centralized Power Generation, Medical Plants and Herbs, and
Focus on Rural jobs and sustainability
4. Centre of Excellence in knowledge Technology. The focus shall be on Advance
Studies and Research in Knowledge Technologies, and R & D in Cutting Edge
Technologies viz A I and Machine Intelligence, Intelligent Communication
System, Intelligent Transportation Systems, Nanotechnology And Embedded
System, Green Energy Technologies, and Bio-informatics
DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
1.
M.E. (Information Systems Management)
2.
M.E. (Microwave & Optical Communication)
DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAENGINEERING
1.
M.E. (Technology Management & Innovations)
2.
M.E. (Automobile Engineering)
3.
M.E. (Robotics)
DEPARTMENT OF CIVILENGINEERING
1.
M.E. (Disaster Management)
2.
M.E. (Infrastructure Engineering Management)
3.
M.E.(Soil Mechanics & Foundation Engineering)
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RESEARCHAND DEVELOPMENTACTIVITIES
The college lays greater emphasis on R & D activities, particularly at UG level
large number of students have taken a relevant industry R & D projects for in their
BE final year. Several students have visited foreign universities and R & D
organisations. High level delegations from Thailand , China, U.K., France, USA
have visited last year for R & D collaborations. The major emphasis of our R & D
activities consist of Bio-diesel, automobile, conducting polymers, information
security & high speed computing.
DCE Biodiesel Innovations
In India, the interest in biodiesel has grown vividly during the last few years. The
chief rationale for biodiesel in India is energy security. Better environmental
performance, greening of wastelands and creation of new employment
opportunities - are seen as some of the other advantages of biodiesel
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Prof. P.B.Sharma, Principal, DCE & Prof.
Naveen Kumar with the newly developed
biodiesel unit
DCE
Delhi College of Engineering has emerged as a leading technological institutions of
India which has been ascribed as the center of advanced level research in
propagation of petro-plants, their improved agro-practices, development of
indigenous biodiesel production technology, design and development of small to
medium capacity biodiesel processing unit, quality assurance of biodiesel and trial
of biodiesel in diesel engines and vehicles.
Delhi College of Engineering unveils its high capacity biodiesel
production unit
Delhi College of Engineering has developed a biodiesel production unit that is
capable of producing over 600 litres of biodiesel daily under MNES Sponsored
project granted to the college. The production unit has a very innovative design and
is first of its kind in India. 10-member team of college has taken five months in
development of this unit and it has costed around Rs.3.5 lacs. While, the
conventional design units had only one to two vessels, the new unit have six vessels
and can produce at least 200 liters of bio-diesel as per the ASTM/BIS standards in
eight hours. The college is filing application for patent for the unique design of the
production unit.
Hon'ble Minister of Thailand for energy
planting a Jatropha sapling developed
at DCE
Visit of High level Thai Delegation to DCE
A high level Thai Delegation led by Sh. Viset Choopiban , Hon'ble Minister of
Energy , Government of Thailand visited Delhi College of Engineering on October
5, 2005 to see the biodiesel research at the college. This visit was arranged in
association with PCRA. The minister was accompanied by Mrs. Siripom Sailasutta,
Director General of Department of Alternative Energy Development and
Efficiency, Thailand. The Hon'ble Minister was highly impressed with the biodiesel
research at DCE and he commended the efforts of DCE biodiesel team in
dissemination of indigenously developed technology to the rural masses and small
entrepreneurs.
Biodiesel Training Programme
Delhi College of Engineering organized a “Jatropha Cultivation and Biodiesel
Processing Training Programme” for ex. defence personnel from July 26-28, 2005
at Delhi College of Engineering. During the three days programme , the ex. defence
personnel learnt the latest technology associated with Jatropha Cultivation and
biodiesel production and they were firm determined that they would adopt it to lead
their lives in a better way. Through the training programme, DCE has revived the
spirit of entrepreneurship among our ex. defence personnel. Delhi College of
Engineering is of the belief that adoption of “From Arms to Farms" would be the
best option for the Defence Personnel after their retirement. This training
programme was the joint effort of Delhi College of Engineering, Petroleum
Conservation Research Organization and Ministry of Defence.
Inaugural session: “Jatropha Cultivation and
Biodiesel Processing Training Programme”
Sponsored Research Projects
rural application and utilization of multi feedstock derived biodiesel in medium
capacity diesel engine”. The total grant sanctioned by the ministry is Rs. 18.92 lacs .
The duration of the project is two years. Prof. Naveen Kumar is the principal
investigator of this project. During this project a biodiesel processing unit of 600
liters per day has already been developed & commissioned at DCE.
The college is also undertaking a Petroleum Conservation Research Association
(PCRA) funded research project entitled “Development & process optimization of
a medium capacity state of art biodiesel processing unit” worth Rs. 15 lacs . During
this project a biodiesel processing unit of capacity of 1000 liters per day would be
developed. This unit would be capable of even converting high FFA low grade oil
into quality biodiesel. Prof. Naveen Kumar is the principal investigator of this
project.
DCE Team atAmethi
DCE biodiesel research group led by Prof. Naveen Kumar participated in
Exhibition cum Workshop on Rural Technology held at BAHADURPUR JAIS
(RAI BARELLI, U.P.) from February 18, 2006 to February 22, 2006 upon request
of National Research Development Association (NRDC) along with biodiesel
reactor and samples of biodiesel and other exhibits. During 5 days the college team
interacted with a large number of villagers, small & rural entrepreneurs and gave
information about different aspects of jatropha cultivation & biodiesel production.
Participation in Bhagidari Mela
Delhi College of Engineering put a stall in Bhagidari Mela organized by Bhagidari
Cell, Govt. of Delhi on 25.2.2006 at Pragati Maidan. DCE achievements in
dissemination of biodiesel technology was highly appreciated by dignitaries,
senior government officers and public at large who visited DCE stall at Bhagidari
Mela.
Biodiesel Exhibition at ISME International Conference
The college biodiesel team exhibited biodiesel research at the inauguration of 14th
ISME International Conference organized by Delhi College of Engineering from
December 12-14, 2005. Sh. B.L. Joshi, Hon'ble, Lt. Governor appreciated the
efforts of DCE Biodiesel team.
Biodiesel Exhibition at College Convocation
Biodiesel research group also displayed its research at the time of college
convocation held on February 7, 2006. Smt. Sheila Dikshit , Hon'ble Chief Minister
was very happy with the biodiesel research of college.
Biodiesel Cooking Stove
DCE biodiesel group has redesigned a kerosene cooking stove to be running on
biodiesel. The emissions were found to be very less as compared to kerosene and
odor has been pleasant. In the next phase of the project, designing would be done in
such a way that the stove could be run on neat vegetable oil such as jatropha or
karanja.
DCE is executing a Ministry of Non Conventional Energy Sources, Govt. of India,
funded research project entitled “Development of an efficient biodiesel reactor for
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Photographs from Amethi Exhibition
cum Workshop on Rural Technology
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Smt. Shiela Dixit Hon'ble CM at DCE
Biodiesel exhibition at Convocation 2006
DCE
Super Mileage Vehicle
The Auto Industry around the world is focusing its innovation on improving fuel
efficiency and on reducing the environment pollution. While fuel quality is
important for reducing exhaust emissions, it is important to get maximum
mileage per liter so that we are in a position to conserve the fast depleting fossil
fuels.
With the aim of improving fuel efficiency, 14 members student team of Delhi
College of Engineering has designed and developed a supermileage vehicle to
participate in the world wide supermileage vehicle competition organized by
SAE International (Society of Automobile Engineers) at Marshall, Michigan,
USA. This prestigious event has participation from universities from France,
America, U.K. etc. Incidentally, Michigan is the home for auto industry and
houses General Electric and Chrslyer Corporation a world auto joints. This is the
first time a team from India has participated in the world competition on
innovative concept car.
Smt Sheila Dixit Hon'ble CM with 14
member Team of supermileage vehicle
The supermileage vehicle developed by DCE is an innovatively designed concept
car having a total weight of 55 kilograms. The vehicle is powered by 3.5 hp, 4
stroke engine which has been suitably modified to reduce its capacity from 140
c.c. to 60 c.c. so as to achieve approximately 150 kms. per liter.
The 14 member team comprises of Anubhav Bansal (team leader), Manish
Kumar, Neha Juneja, Rishi Jhamb, Mohit Jain,Ankur Saraswat, Varun Tyagi, Jatil
Grover, Amlan Das, Hari Krishna, Himanshu Almadhi, Summit Bhaukhandi,
Ravinder Singh and Abhinav Gupta. Prof. S. Maji, HOD, Mechanical
Engineering Department is the faculty advisor for the project. DCE and
Department of Science and Technology of Government of India are the major
supporters of the project. A number of auto industries, including Maruti, Minda,
have also supported the development of the innovative car. The car body of fiber
glass has been painted by DuPont Refinish colors. DuPont Performance coating
is one of the sparrows of this “Team Endeavour”.
Thanks to their hard work and support from college, the DCE team, in their first
attempt itself, have been able to win 2 awards, namely, the Best Aerodynamic Car
Design and the Best Team Spirit. The team was the only team from India and in
fact, from whole of Asia to participate in the competition. In all 38 teams from
reputed universities all over the world participated in the competition.
DCE STUDYVISIT- PURA
A study trip was made to the Periyar Maniammai College of Technology for
Women, Peruyar Nagar, Vallam, District Thanjavur (Tamilnadu) by a team from
Delhi College of Engineering, Delhi lead by Sh. R. S. Sethi, Principal Secretary,
Department of Training Education, Govt, of NCT of Delhi. The team included
Principal Prof. P.B. Sharma, Prof. S. Maji from the Deptt. Of Mehacnical Engg.
Prof. R. Mahrotra and Dr. Geeta Arora from the Deptt. Of Civil and
Environmental Engg.
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The purpose of the visit was to live in harmony with the environment and
resource management programmes implemented by Periyar Maniammai
College of Technology for Women(PMCTW) for possible extension to Delhi
College of Engineering (DCE). PMCTW is the nucleus of all the activities related
to water conservation, biomass conservation, waste management activities,
renewable energy harnessing, women empowerment, midical care, farm
extension and other outreach activities as a part of Providing Urban Amenities in
Rural Areas (PURA) adopted in 65 rural villages of Pudukkottai and Thanjavur
district of Tamilnadu.
Planet Lab is
Intel Planet Lab at DCE
The Delhi College of Engineering (DCE) has been selected by Intel Technology
Pvt Ltd. And ERNET to join Planet Lab Consortium, which already has one
hundred fifty of the world's universities, UC Berkeley, University of Washington,
AT&T Labs, Cambridge University, France Telecom. HP. NEC Labs, as its
members.
Planet Lab is an open, globally distributed test bed for developing, deploying and
accessing planetary-scale network services. It provides an environment for
testing generation of distributed application and services. There are currently 599
nodes at sites world wide available to support both short-term experiments and
long-running network services.
In the present scenario, the Internet is highly vulnerable to multiple types of
attacks, says Prof. Goldie Gabrani, Head of Computer Engineering and IT. DCE
will use Planet Lab approach That integrates a new overlay network contituning
of its intelligent routers and servers on top of the the Internet to add new features
and services to include a security layer as a component of the present Internet
technologies. This security layer would work for the individual node and can also
act together with security layer of other nodes in unison to maintain the robustness
of the network. Design and development of virtual nodes would be another
innovative application. These virtual nodes would ensure that nodes are not
dependent on the failure of their physical implementation. Another intelligent
capability would involve the design of a protocol suite for wireless Internet with
optimal features especially for voice nature implying thereby that they run in
many machine that are geographically distributed across the global Internet.
Prof. P.B Sharma, Principal DCE further adds that DCE has come a long way from
being a teaching institute to a hub of research and consultancy activities, We, at
DCE also promote research activities that are socially relevant and that motivates
our younger minds to engage into technology innovations which make the
DCEites a class apart among the graduating new generation professionals. The
intel Planet Lab shall strength the research capabilities of the students in the
cutting age areas of knowledge technologies of tomorrow.
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an open,
globally
distributed
test bed for
developing,
deploying and
accessing
planetary-scale
network
services.
GLIMPSES
COLLEGE CONVOCATION
FEBRUARY 7,2006
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GLIMPSES
COLLEGE CONVOCATION
FEBRUARY 7,2006
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DCE ROCKS to Top 10 Best Colleges of India
India Today, June 2006
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MEDIA STORY
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ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS
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Electronics & Communication
Engineering
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Computer Engineering
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Information Technology
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Electrical Engineering
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Mechanical & Production and Industrial
Media-Stories
Engineering
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Civil & Environmental Engineering
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Bio-technology
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Applied Chemistry & Polymer Technology
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Applied Mathematics
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Applied Physics
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Humanities
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Training & Placement
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Department of Electronics &
Communication Engineering
Ever increasing pace of development in electronics, audio and video communications
systems and the automation in industry have made an electronic engineer a catalyst for
the change of the modern society. Electronics gadgets and communication systems of
present age have tremendously improved the quality of life. With the tempo of events
throughout the world, it has become essential to have more efficient communication
network with the latest electronic devices and circuits.
Besides giving a thorough grounding in basic sciences and engineering subjects, the
Prof. Ashok Bhattacharya
HOD
curriculum in electronics and communication engineering lays greater emphasis on
deep understanding of fundamental principles and state of the art knowledge of
Electronic Devices & Circuits, Computer Architecture & Microprocessors, VLSI &
Embedded Systems, Electromagnetic Field Theory, Analog and Digital
Communications, Digital Signal Processing, Microwave & Broadband
Communications.
The Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering has seen a significant
growth over the last 32 years, especially because of the rapid advances in electronics,
communications and computer engineering. The department today caters for 90 UG
students in Electronics & Communication Engineering in regular daytime program
and 30 UG students in evening program with electives in Computer Communication &
Electronic Switching, Fault-Tolerant Computing, Digital Signal Processing and
Optical Communication. The department is collaborating with the Applied Physics
Department of the college for developing a center for excellence and relevance in
optical communication i.e. TIFAC
CORE Center in Fiber Optics & Optical
Communication.
The M.E. Program in Electronics & Communication specializes in VLSI-CAD and
Communications Systems. Department is also planning to start a Post Graduate
Course in VLSI & Embedded Systems. Project and Industrial Training is an integral
part of the curriculum and are carried out in frontal areas of technology.
The Department has following well developed laboratories:
•
Electronic Devices and Circuits Laboratory
•
Telecommunications Laboratory
•
Microwave Laboratory
•
Optical Communication Laboratory
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Linear Integrated Circuit & BiMOS Laboratory
•
Computation & Instrumentation Laboratory
•
VLSI-CAD / Digital System Laboratory
Microprocessors & Digital Signal Processing Laboratory
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Electronics and
communication
engineering lays greater
emphasis on deep
understanding of
fundamental principles
and state of the art
knowledge of Electronic
Devices & Circuits,
Computer Architecture &
Microprocessors, VLSI &
Embedded Systems,
Electromagnetic Field
Theory
DCE
Microwave CAD Laboratory
A special feature of the department is its sophisticated equipments and test setup for
research in the area of electronics and communication engineering. The faculty and
students of this department have developed a number of instrument systems in
collaboration with a leading R&D organizations, namely, Transputer based FaultTolerant Architecture with DOE, New Delhi, VHDL Simulation & FPGA
implementation of Communication Circuits with CEERI, New Delhi and In-circuit
Test Development for PLC with Rockwell Automation. Department is also
developing VLSI circuits in collaboration with nSys, New Delhi.
The department also organized expert lectures, videoconference on various topics
by distinguished persons like:
Department of Computer Engineering
Computer systems are undergoing revolution. The amount of growth that has occurred
in computer technology in the past half century is in real sense staggering and totally
unprecedented in other industries. In this high-tech era, computer technology is
encapsulating all spheres of human needs and aspirations. It has metamorphosed not
only the data processing and storage, but also the quality of life, manufacturing,
designing, communication and transportation. The main frames of 60's and 70's have
been replaced by personal computers, which now has become a household
commodity. Hightech workstations, RISC based machines, high-tech softwares now
form the essential components of Institutes/research labs.
Department of Computer Engineering was established in the college in 1989 and a
Students of this
•
Mr. Vinod Dham, DCE alumni(1971)& considered father of Pentium Chip.
B.E. degree course in Computer Engineering was started with an intake of 20, now
department have
•
Prof. S.C. Dutta Roy, FIEEE, Emeritus Professor, IIT New Delhi.
increased to 60. First batch of Computer Engineering took off in year 1989 and since
developed a number
•
Dr. K.Subramaniam, President, e-Information systems, Security & Audit
of instrument systems in
then the gradient is only going steeper with more emphasis on current market trends
Association and Deputy Director General of NIC.
and application-based studies. In the last decade, Computer Engineering department
has developed state-of-art laboratories in the various fields of computer engineering:
•
Dr.Anand Srivastava, Director , C-DOT.
microprocessor design, computer architecture, database management, image
collaboration with a
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Mr. SanjeevAhuja, CEO, Orange.
processing, computer networking, artificial intelligence, software engineering,
leading R&D
•
Mr.Sridhar Reddy, Mr.PeterB Kessler and Ms. Kiran Patel from Sun
organizations,
multimedia, CAD-CAM, web designing etc.
Microsystems , USA
development of both hardware and software, in addition to software packages.
namely, Transputer based
M.E. Programs
Fault-Tolerant Architecture
The M.E. Program in Electronics & Communication specializes in VLSI-CAD and
with DOE, New Delhi,
Course in VLSI & Embedded System, Microwave & Optical Communication.
VHDL Simulation &
The curriculum in B.E. Computer Engineering lay emphasis on design and
Communication Systems. Department is also planning to start a Post Graduate
Project and Industrial Training is an integral part of the curriculum and are carried
out in frontal areas of technology.
FPGA implementation of
Ph.D. Programs
Communication
MHRD scholarships are available for the full-time PhD students and these are
Circuits
awarded to the selected students who wish to pursue research career. In addition,
with CEERI,
program common to all departments.
AICTE, UGC, CSIR, DST and other scholarship awardees can also take up PhD
Department is doing advanced level research work in Microstrip Antenna Design,
Sensor Networks & Pervasive Computing areas, Image Processing and
Development of Advanced Communication Circuits using Current conveyors and
Designing of Digital Circuits with FPGA& CPLD devices etc.
Miniaturization in computer technology, audio-video and image processing, storage
and retrieval of data from databases, compiler construction, operating systems design,
computer graphics, computer architecture, microprocessors based design are also the
important components of the curriculum. A greater emphasis is on the electronic based
technical knowledge. Moreover, the curriculum includes advance programming
languages & skills in addition to computer networks and communication
technologies. Industrial training is an integral part of the curriculum to inculcate the
multi-dimensional growth of a student. The department also runs a M.E. Degree
program in Computer Technologies and Applications. Keeping in mind the explosive
growth that has taken place in the various disciplines of software technologies, the
department is also starting a M.E. level program in Software Technology from the next
academic year.
In the recent past, the department of Computer Engineering in association with ISTE
has organized a one day workshop on VLSI: Recent Trends and Challenges for faculty
and professionals from various Institutes/labs. The thrust areas of the department are
computer networking, distributed computing, software engineering, digital systems
design and databases. Faculties as well as the students of the department are involved
in the research activities in various fields of computer engineering and several papers
have been published in national and international journals.
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Goldie Gabrani
HOD
DCE
Goldie Gabrani
HOD
In this hightech
era, information
technology is
something
without which
industry and
individuals can
not survive"
Department of Information Technology
Department of Electrical Engineering
Recent advancements in the areas of computers, softwares, networks, internet,
The Department of Electrical Engineering has seen a significant growth over the last
communication technology, distributed computing has made huge amount of
64 years, especially because of the rapid advancement in Electronics,
information available to us. In this high-tech era, information is something without
Communications and Computer Engineering. The Electrical Engineering
which industry and individuals cannot survive and their success depends on the
Department has now been divided into its four constituent departments, viz.
ability to acquire accurate and timely information. In the recent years, the world has
Electrical Engineering, Electronics & Communication Engineering, Computer
seen the area of Information Technology rapidly growing. It deals with dynamic
Engineering and Information Technology. From an intake of 30 in 1952, the
analysis of evolving pleothra of information and applying it towards the
department today caters for 70 UG students in Electrical Engineering. The UG
manipulation of design and development of communication strategies.
program offers degrees in Electrical Engineering with electives in the areas of
Keeping this in mind Delhi College of Engineering started a B.E. degree level
Power Systems, High Voltage Engineering, Electrical Traction and Drives,
program in Information Technology from academic session 2002-2003 with an
Illumination Engineering, Control Engineering, Nuclear Engineering, etc.
intake of 60 students. As the demand for a very fast transmission of information over
Besides giving a thorough grounding in basic sciences and engineering subjects, the
global networks is growing at an exponential rate, the impact of optical
curriculum in Electrical Engineering lays emphasis on deep under standing of
communication is increasingly felt in nearly all aspects of communication
electrical and electronics networks and devices, electromagnetic field theory,
technology. Keeping in view the phenomenal growth in fiber-optic
computer fundamentals, control system and instrumentation, electrical energy
communications, the department is also starting a M.E. level program in microwave
converters and electrical energy transmission and distribution systems, including
and optical communication from the next academic year .
their protection and communication and control systems, etc.
Emphasis of B.E. Information Technology curriculum is on computer science,
The Department also offers M.E. Programs in Control and Instrumentation, Power
software development, networking, communication, web engineering, security,
Apparatus and Systems which lay greater emphasis on project and industry oriented
hardware design and management. Specialized knowledge on the analysis and
research. Ph. D level research is also carried out in frontal areas of Technology.
design of information systems is imparted. Further, Industrial training forms an
important component of Information Technology curriculum so as the students are
The Department has well developed following laboratories:
able to meet the challenges faced by today’s industries.
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Electrical Machines Laboratory
The department of Information Technology has state-of-art laboratories in the
•
Power Systems Laboratory
various disciplines such as computer networking lab., satellite communication lab.,
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Power Electronics Laboratory
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FACTS Laboratory
communication technology, computer networking, optical communication, data
•
Control Systems Laboratory
mining and data warehousing. Faculty of the department is involved in the research
•
Measurement Laboratory
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Instrumentation Laboratory
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Intelligent Computing Laboratory
•
Microprocessor Laboratory
microwave CAD lab., optical communication lab., web engineering lab., advanced
signal processing lab., embedded systems lab. The thrust areas of the department are
in the above mentioned areas and several papers have been published in national and
international journals.
Recently, the department of Information Technology has organized a one day
workshop on Antenna measurement techniques for faculty and professionals from
various Institutes/labs. Two sponsored research projects funded by ISROSAC
Ahmedabad are going on in collaboration with IIT Kharagpur. One industrial
project related to power theft in collaboration with NDPL is currently under
progress.
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Prof. Pramod Kumar
HOD
"Role of an
electrical engineer
is to design
and develope
efficient electrical
machinery power
systems and
control
equipments."
DCE
The laboratories are equipped with sophisticated equipments and test set-ups for
research work in on-going areas like FACTS, HVDC, AI systems etc. The PG and UG
students have the facility of advanced software packages like MATLAB,
SIMULINK, Auto CAD, P-SPICE and components like microprocessors,
microcontrollers, PLC and instruments like spectrum analyser, logic analyser etc.
The ever increasing demand for electric energy, faster and novel means of audio and
video communication systems and the automation in industry etc., have made the
electrical Engineering an indispensable member of the modern society.
Under the worsening energy crisis, the role of electrical engineer comprises of the
design and development of more efficient electrical machinery, power systems,
control equipments and systems.
The faculty of Electrical Engineering Department has rich field experience and
innovative ideas. They have published more than 20 papers in international journals
during 2003-04 and the senior faculty members are the reviewers of research papers
of international journals.
The department conducts short term faculty development programs sponsored by
AICTE/ISTE and a national conference every year. The department has proposed PG
program in bioinformatics and power apparatus system. AICTE visited the
department on March 31, 2004 for the introduction of these courses.
Ph.D. Programs
Department of Mechanical
& Production and Industrial Engineering
Mechanical Engineering is the science of exploring the natural resources of power and
propulsion and materials of engineering construction through the design,
development, production, installation and operation of power plants, transport
equipments and industrial plants besides the organisation and administration of such
plants.
The Department of Mechanical Engineering, incepted in 1941, has seen a
considerable growth- intake of UG courses risen from 30 to 130; 100 for Mechanical
Engineering and 30 for Production & Industrial Engineering PG courses are offered
in specializations of Production and Thermal engineering, besides catering for Ph.D.
Programs. The department has well equipped laboratories, such as Instrumentation,
Experimental Stress Analysis, Strength of Materials, Fluid Mechanics, IC Engines,
Refrigeration and Air-conditioning, Automotive Engineering, Robotics, Welding
Technology, Automation and Flexible Manufacturing Systems (FMS), Heat Transfer,
Solar Energy. In a recent survey, conducted by The Times of India, published in the
'Pick of The Times', the department of Mechanical Engineering was rated as the best in
Asia.
In addition to the basic and engineering sciences like Mathematics, Physics,
Chemistry, Graphics, Electrotechniques, Thermodynamics, Mechanics of Solids, the
program in Mechanical Engineering lays emphasis on the analysis and synthesis
involved in the design, manufacture and operation of prime movers, pumps,
compressors, machine tools, mass production techniques, etc. Some amount of
specialization is possible in the Final Year of the B.E.(Mechanical) in Thermal, Design
and Production Engineering.
Electrical Machines and Drives, Power Systems, Control Systems, Power
The department has well equipped laboratories such as Instrumentation and
Experimental Stress Analysis Laboratory, Strength of Materials Laboratory,
Dynamics of Machines , Fluid Mechanics Laboratory, Internal Combustion Engines
,Refrigeration and Air-conditioning, Automotive Engineering and Heat Transfer, etc.
In the area of production engineering, the College has well equipped laboratories in
Science of Engineering Manufacture, (Welding, Sand Testing & Metal Cutting)
Metrology, Industrial Engineering,Automation and CINE.
Electronics MHRD scholarships are available for the Full time Ph.D. students and
This Department also provides good workshop facilities.
The faculty of the department is highly qualified with quality research orientation.
Facilities are available in the department to conduct research for the award of Ph.D.
degree of University of Delhi in the following disciplines of Electrical Engineering.
these are awarded to the selected students who wish to pursue research career. In
addition, AICTE, UGC, CSIR, DST and other scholarship awardees can also take up
Ph.D. program common to all departments.
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Prof. Sagar Maji
HOD
Full Time Ph.D. Programs
Afew full time scholarships are available for research and development in Mechanical
Engineering in the areas of Thermal Engineering, Power Plants, I.C. Engines,
Refrigeration and airconditioning, Turbomachinery, Gas Dynamics, Machine Design,
Machine Dynamics, Kinematics, Stress Analysis, Fluid Mechanics, Instrumentation
and Finite Element Analysis, Foundry Technology, Welding
Technology, Matrish Technology , View flex (Machine Vision
Software), Pro & E ( CAD/CAMP Software ), NT facilities, Image
Analysis , Workstation, a large no of competitive Robot with digital
Controller, etc are available for R & D activities. In addition,
microprocessors, microcontrollers, PLC, MET Lab, 1C design & CAD
software, spectrum analyser, Logic analyser are available for project
work.
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"The Times of
India survey
rated the
department of
Machanical
Engineering the
best in
Asia."
DCE
Prof. (Ms.)P.R. Bose
HOD
Broadly a civil engineer
is expected to do
planning, research, design
and construction
of building and roads,
Department of Civil and Environmental
Engineering
Ph.D Progarmmes
Civil Engineering aims at improving to civil life of humanbeing by harmonising
the natural resources available on Earth. Civil engineering deals with the
construction which involves structurers, geotechnique, transportation & traffic,
water supply & sanitation, surveying and mapping, and supervision of construction
of bridges, buildings, tunnels and dams. Engineers specialized in geo technique are
vital and relevant for conquest of areas ranging from Antarctica to the moon.
Transportation engineering deals with the planning, design and construction of
roads, streets and thoroughfares. Broadly a civil engineer is expected to do
planning, research, design and construction of building and roads, traffic and
transportation, irrigation/power, water supply and sewage disposal , dams and
reserviors, ports and harbours, airways and navigation, treatment for industrial
wastes and abatement of air pollution and disaster mitigation and management .
Soil mechanics, Highway Engineering Experimental Stress Analysis,
Besides the basic and engineering science, the curriculum in civil Engineering
covers various professional subjects e.g. structures, foundation, construction,
works management and cost transportation engineering, irrigation engineering,
hydraulics, environmental engineering & earthquake technology etc.M.E. in
Structural Engg. Environmental Engg. and Hydraulics and Flood Control
Engineering has contributed significantly to the development in these areas.
traffic and transportation,
irrigation/power, water supply
and sewage disposal , dams and
reserviors, ports and harbours,
airways and navigation,
treatment for industrial wastes
and abatement of air pollution
and disaster mitigation and
management.
The Department of Civil Engineering was established in 1955. Four year B.E.
degree course, national certificate and diploma courses were started with an intake
of 20. However, the department of Civil Engineering excelled in short time and first
PG programme in structural engineering was started in 1966. Today, Department of
Civil & Environmental Engineering offers 3 undergraduate & 3 post graduate
programme that caters for 130 UG students 70 in B.E. Civil Engineering 30, in
Environmental Engineering and 30 in evening part time course, M.E. Degree Level
programs in Structural Engineering, Hydraulics and Flood Control,
and
Environmental Engineering, Ph.D Level Programmes in selected areas of
specialization are also carried out for last 30 years.
The Department well equipped with laboratories in Structures, Material testing,
Computational mechanics, Educational Technology, Photogrammetery & GIS
facilities, Environmental Engineering and Hydraulics. The Department also
undertakes to organize special lecturers and discussion by eminent personel from
the field and industry.
The Department has a student chapter of Society for Experimental mechanics,
USA. The interested students may become member with SEM DCE students
chapter.
The Department of Civil & Environment Engineering lay greater emphasis on
quality research and industrial design and development. Excellent facilities and
expertise is available to conduct research for the award of Ph.D degree of
University of Delhi in the following disciplines of Civil Engineering:
Structural Engg., Structural Dynamics, Earth Quake Engineering, Water
Resources Engg., Experimental mechanics, Geotechnical Engineering.
MHRD scholarship are available for the full time Ph.D students and these are
awarded to the selected students who pursue a research carrer. In addition,
AICTE, UGC, CSIR,DST and other scholarship awardees can also take up Ph.D
programe in the departments.
Department organised Seminar/Workshop on Vision India - Construction
Industry and Disasters Management
jointly with ASCE & ISET and on
Intelligent Transportation System during 2005-2006 in
collaboration with AITS, India.
Department is involved in Consultancy work of design
audit of various types of buildings. Delhi Government has
identified DCE, to carry out third party quality control of
Delhi Roads under construction.
The UG curriculum is broad-based and designed to introduce the students with a
wide range of problems encountered by civil and environment engineers. Electives
and independently conducted projects are offered in the final year to enable the
student to develop additional depth in areas of special interest to them. Survey camp
and practical training which are part of the curriculum, aim to provide an exposure
to the students to actual field problems, Laboratory experiments, computer aided
analysis, design & drawing and the tutorial are held to build confidence among the
students.The post-graduate curriculum prepares the students for research and
design-with an emphasis on practical problems. These students also undertake a
research project, the problem for which is picked up from day to day requirements
of the industry and design organisations, besides taking part in the seminars.
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"... to undertake
research projects,
problems for
which are taken
from day to day
requirements
of the industry
and design
organisations..."
DCE
Department of Bio-Technology
Mission
1.
We at Delhi College of Engineering wish to create opportunities for:
•
specific training programs and workshops that can be run throughout the
To expand education that facilitates learning within and across disciplines
through integrative approaches, emphasizes experiential and service
learning, graduates students with multi cultural and international
year.
•
To focus on research for the benefit of humankind, develop effective
interactions with industries involved in applied biotechnology and to be a
Prof. .R.C. Sharma
HOD
industrial research defined conditions.
•
through lectures, seminars and workshops.
for students, industry staff, and the community at large.
•
" to capitalize
on the biotechnology,
there must be a
technically
competent
workforce
available to
support the
research the
development
and
manufacturing"
Displaced workers from other service and manufacturing industries to retain
for new employment opportunities in the biotechnology industry.
education for bachelor of engineering degree in Biotechnology. Biotechnology is a
multidisciplinary science, which includes life sciences, chemical sciences,
Members of the educational community, including local secondary and post
secondary to become better informed about advances in biotechnology
focal point for information and education concerning biotechnology issues
Department of Biotechnology, established in the year 2004, is presently imparting
University faculty and students to participate in project-based research in an
industrial state-of-the-art research environment, and perform the work under
perspectives.
2.
Biotechnology companies to send their employees for customized, topic-
•
The general public to acquire an awareness and understanding of
engineering sciences, bio informatics, computer sciences, business and management
biotechnology by attending forums and discussions of the ethical, legal and
and ethical issues. It is the study of life, its origins, diversity and intricacies. It
economic issues that pertain to biotechnology.
emphasizes the relationship between structure and function in living systems and the
In future, we plan to focus on MarketingAspects of Biotechnology, Managing Biotech
processes, by which organisms grow, reproduce and interact with each other and their
Professionals, Legal Aspects of Biotechnology, and creating a Biotechnology
environment. The discipline is dynamic and rapidly advancing.
Enterprise by expanding our experience with the business aspects of biotechnology.
Biotechnology is also a multi-billion enterprise that focuses on the manipulation of
Department of Bio-technology is proposing to start a M.E. Degree program from the
organisms, in some cases created by recombinant DNA technology, to perform
academic session 2007-08. Applications of bio-technology in food processing and
necessary services for the production of marketable products. It is an exciting, fast-
presentation have been explored is a recently organised EDP for food processing
paced and growth-oriented industry with applications that affect virtually every
Industries.
aspect of daily life. For industries to capitalize on the biotechnology boom and to
remain competitive in this rapidly evolving market, there must be a technically
competent workforce available to support the research, development and
manufacturing of commercial products. The human resources must be updated
routinely on advances in technology and regulatory issues that pertain to the
biotechnology workplace.
The curriculum in Biotechnology has an optimal mix of basic and advanced science
courses such as Biochemistry, Cell Biology, Immunology, Genetics, and laboratory
courses, allied engineering subjects such as mechanical workshop, electronics,
electrical engineering. We strongly emphasize on computer course such as Computer
in Molecular Biology, Practical Computer Concepts for Bioinformatics, Protein
Bioinformatics, Phylogenetics & Comparative Genomics, Gene Identifications, and
microarrays andAnalysis.
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DCE
Prof. G.L. Verma
HOD
"The program
is an excellent
blend of polymer
science and
chemical
technology
and is of
its own kind
in the country"
Department ofApplied Chemistry
& Polymer Technology
The department has the following laboratories well-equipped with recently procured
equipments.
The Department of Applied Chemistry and Polymer Technology has contributed
significantly to higher education and research in the area of Polymer Technology and
allied sciences. It possesses well equipped and modern laboratories in polymer
processing, polymer testing, polymer synthesis, polymer chemistry, chemical
reaction engineering and Membrane Technology. The Department closely interacts
with the industries, R&D organisations and professional institutions.
2. Polymer Synthesis
The department offers a four year B.E. program on Polymer Science & Chemical
Technology. It is an industry - oriented program started in 1998. ' The inter
disciplinary Program was introduced to prepare the skilled technical manpower for
polymer industry & chemical industry, which has a stable growth every year. The
Program is an excellent blend of polymer science and chemical technology and is of
its own kind in the country. A polymer scientist gets the knowledge of polymer
testing & quality control, polymer synthesis, polymer characterization, polymer
processing, polymer product design, process equipment design, Heat and Mass
Transfer, Chemical Reaction Engineering:, Industrial waste management, CAD &
CAM, Ion- exchange material/ Biopolymers, Mould and Die Design, Environmental
Pollution Control, Industrial waste management etc. Students undergo industrial
training and carry out experimental work for major projects. They also conduct
Interaction Meets with experts from Polymer Industry for better academic
interactions. They visit various industries during the Program of their study for
knowing the industrial needs and removal of industrial problems. Students of this
discipline have been rewardingly place in the industries and R& D and organization
of repute of national & International level.
The department also runs a 4 Semester Full-time and 6 Semester Part-time M.E. level
program in Polymer Technology, which has been specifically designed for Engineers,
Technologists and Scientists with research and development aptitude in the
industries. Its aim is to provide the students with a profound education, as well as
methodological preparation for their own research, educational or industrial
activities. Special emphasis is, however, laid on advanced processing concept,
design, development, computer aided plant design, fabrication technology, polymer
processing and polymerisation engineering, property estimation and modeling and
research with prototype micro-processor based control. Over the years a good
number of students have successfully completed their M.E. (Polymer Tech) Parttime & full-time Program and have got immensely benefited. All of them have
secured very good positions in industries & academic institutions in India and abroad.
In conducting this program a close co-ordination has been established between the
college and industries. In 2004, the department has carried out extensive exercise to
update course curriculum of B.E. & M.E. of the department by organising a
curriculum development workshop in which 20 eminent academicians, industry
professionals and expert consultants had brain storming session to give a new look to
the syllabus.
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1. Polymer Research
3. Polymer Processing
4. Polymer Testing & Quality Control
5. Polymer Chemistry
6. General Chemistry
7. Chemical Reaction Engineering
8. Chemical Technology
9. Environment Chemistry
These laboratories have provided an excellent support system for implementing
several high-tech Research and Development Projects in the area of Polymer
Technology and Industrial Chemistry
Full Time Ph.D. Programs
The department has a specialized team working on the advanced research problems of
the engineering polymeric materials. Teachers of this department are actively engaged
in conducting and supervising research in the following major areas of current
interest:
Polymer Blends & Composites
Thermally stable polymers
Biodegradable polymers
Ion-exchange materials
Environmental Chemistry
Electro-chemistry
Biodegradable polymers
Biopolymers
Electrically conducting polymers
Afew full-time Ph.D. scholarships are available in the above fields,
The Department has developed intimate linkages with the Polymer Industries in and
around Delhi. The faculty has developed Bio-sensors and a polymer electrolyte based
battery. It organises Polymer Industry interaction meet entitled TATVA- 2006. Tatva
annually to understand the problems of Polymer Industries and help them in the design
and development of new products and processes.
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DCE
Department of Applied Mathematics
Department ofApplied Physics
Mathematics is the base of all engineering as well as technological branches. A
The Department of Applied Physics is providing a sound science base for all
sound knowledge of mathematical tools makes a technocrat to excel in his
engineering disciplines in their I and II semester. The courses of the II semester are
profession. In fact the "Industrial Mathematics", a branch of Applied Mathematics,
which is relevant for contemporary technological problems, is not only the queen of
all sciences but is also the mother of all technologies.
Prof. H.C. Taneja
HOD
designed to serve the need for a particular branch of engineering. The department has
well equipped labs for B.E. students where experiments are designed to broaden
experimental skill related to various branches of engineering and technology.
The Department also offers a part-time M.Sc. program in Applied Physics. This
The Department of Applied Mathematics offers courses to undergraduate and post-
program has been specially designed to meet the requirements of the scientists,
graduate students of various engineering disciplines. The syllabi have been designed
working in various research laboratories and industrial organizations in and around
in the areas of Applied Mathematics, Computational Techniques and statistics to
Delhi. Major emphasis in this program is laid on Electronics, Material science,
impart sound knowledge of the various mathematical tools and their applications in
Applied Optics including Laser and Fiber Optics and instrumentation. A proposal is
the engineering disciplines. The department is in the process of renovating the
existing labs with the latest available computational facilities.
already sent to University of Delhi for permission to offer a full-time M.Sc. program in
Applied Physics.
Applied Physics Department has taken lead to establish "TIFAC-Centre ot Relevance
ResearchActivities & Full Time Ph.D. Programs
& Excellence (CORE) in Fiber Optics and Optical Communication at DCE-Delhi"
The department has the necessary expertise available in the following research areas
under "Mission Reach" program of Technology Vision-2020, Govt. of India. Under
of current interest:
this scheme, the department will be offering a new two year M.E. program in
Information theory & itsApplications
Microwave and Optical Communication, in collaboration with electronics
communication engineering and Information Technology Departments of the
Graph theory
college. This program has the approval of AICTE and is expected to start from this
Numerical Simulation
academic session, subject to approval of Delhi University.
Stochastic Processes & itsApplications
Ph.D. Program
Neural Network
A few full-time Ph.D. scholarships are available in the Department. Currently eight
Number Theory & Combinatorics
full time research students are working in the department in the Ph.D. program. The
Relativistic Cosmological Models
major areas of research are Material Science Photonic Crystal Fibers & Photonic
Bandgap materials, Fiber Optics & Optical Communication, Semiconductor Thin
ComplexAnalysis
Films Carbon nano-tube , Ferroelectric Ceramics, Quantum Computing and Quantum
Algebra, and
Information theory.
Approximation Theory
Sponsored Projects:
Afew full time Ph.D. scholarships are available in the above fields.
1.
AICTE Project - Propagation Characteristics of Photonic Crystal Waveguides
for Telecom and SensingApplications
2.
TIFAC - CORE in Fiber Optics and Optical Communication under MISSION
REACH program, Technology Vision-2020.
AStudent chapter of International Society for Optical Engg. is approved by Board of
Directore's of SPIE, USA with an objective of collection and dissemination of
knowledge in optics, photonics and imaging for building a better world with light.
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Prof. (Ms) K.L. Deori
HOD
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"M.Sc. program
in applied Physics
has been specially
designed to meet
the requirements
of the scientists...
TIFAC-CORE
in fiber optics
and optical
communication
under MISSION
REACH ... "
DCE
Dr. Seema Singh
HOD
Department of Humanities
Department of Training & Placement
The Department of Humanities imparts instructions to UG and PG students of the
The Department of Training & Placement is the backbone of any institute. From
various engineering disciplines and caters to their needs in the areas of English and
the very beginning the college lays greater emphasis on in situ industrial training.
other foreign languages, economics, technical communication, technical report
Practical Training for B.E. Students is an integral part of the curriculum and in-
writing, industrial organization and managerial economics.
built into the programs of study.
The courses offered are highly pertinent for industrial set up. The students of various
The students are introduced to industrial practices through training in the college
engineering disciplines undertake projects related with modern science &
workshops and in factories, installations, work etc. As stipulated under the relevant
engineering and carry out market survey. In the process greater emphasis is laid
University Ordinance according to the following programs:
surfing through InterNet, verbal and non-verbal communication, writing skills and
(i)
semester for Civil/Electical/Electronics and Communication/Computer
The department has submitted a proposal to set up a Language Laboratory which will
Engineering students.
expose the students to TOFEL and GRE model of training & practice. By learning to
correct their pronunciation, accent & intonation students will improve their
communication skills and learn different variations in English expression. It is also
"Emphasis is
laid on
exploring the
skills of art,
music, dance,
drama,
cultural and
many more."
4 weeks in the college workshops in the Winter Vacations after third
imaginative industry environment.
proposed to start an MBA program in Engineering HR Management and Economic &
(ii) 4 weeks in college workshops in the summer Vacations after fourth semester
for Mechanical/Production Engineering students.
(iii) 8 weeks in Summer Vacations after sixth semester in industries situated in
and around Delhi for all branches of Engineering.
Finance Management and language courses in German, French, Japanese, Chinese &
(iv) 8 weeks during Winter Vacations after seventh semester in large scale
Russian.
industries for all branches of Engineering.
The Department of Humanities provide an infrastructural support to the science and
engineering departments of the college. Communication through wall-paper, wall
magazines, mock and mono acting etc. is encouraged. Emphasis is laid on exploring
the skills of art, music, dance, drama, cultural and many more.
Large number of students have been accepted by several foreign companies in US,
UK, France & Germany for summer training with financial sustenance.
Employment of the students of the college is our major concern. The Placement
records of our students are an indicative factor that the college is having very
fruitful and meaningful relations with the industries. The demand for our graduates
has always been very high. However, during last few years, the demand of our
graduates have increased exponentially.
No. of Students placed (including PG)/ Multi-Placements
(* Placements for 2006 still continuing)
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Prof. O.P. Sharma
HOD
"The demand
for our graduates
has always been
very high...."
more than
90% of our
students get
job through
Campus
Interviews...."
DCE
Amongst the graduates students of DCE 11 got selected in the IIMs and more than 50
students are offered admission by the US & UK Universities.
Campus Selection teams from over 125 leading Industries of the country and a large
number of Multinationals visit the College campus regularly to recruit
our
Graduating Engineers. This year, large no. of companies from France, Germany &
US also approach the department for campus selection.
Branch-wise % of Students Place
* First Batch of IT passes out in 2006
** Placement for 2006 Still continuing
Of course, arranging for the Training and Placements of our students is the primary
function, the department also takes initiative for developing right attitudes, soft
skills-especially that of verbal communication, motivating our students to have
strong technical as well as analytical capabilities, and exposing them to the nuances
of economic and financial aspects related to their professional careers.
Adequate and modern infra structural facilities have been created over the years and
addition of the facility of Video-Conferencing is on the anvil. Automation of the
entire process of booking dates for the companies', call for CVs, feedback
mechanism, and arranging for and monitoring the summer & Winter Training of our
students, will be our next focus.
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Admission
GRADUATE PROGRAMMES
Academic Calendar For 2006-2007 (B.E.)
ODD Semester
31.07.2006
Registration of III, V & VII Semester Students
01.08.2006
Registration of 1st Semester Students.
MID Semester Examinations : September 18-22, 2006
13.10.2006
Display of Mid Semester Examination Answer Sheet to the students & submission of marks to HOD
by the Teacher.
10.11.2006
Teaching Ends for I, III, V & VII Semester
13.11.2006 onwards
Practical Exams for I, III, V & VII Semester
End Semester Theory Examinations for I, III, V & VII Semesters : 20.11.2006 onwards
01.12.2006 to
07.01.2007
(Winter Break: Workshop Training, Survey Camp, Industrial Training
31.12.2006
Submission of End Semester Examination Awards to FOT
Even Semester
08.01.2007
Registration & Teaching of II, IV & VI Semester Students Begins
12.02.207
Registration & Teaching of VIII Semester Students Begins
MID Semester Examination: March 19-23, 2007
16.04.2007
Display of Mid Semester Examination Answer Sheet to the Students & Submission of marks to HoD
by the Teachers
24.04.2007
Teaching Ends for II, IV, VI and VIII Semester
27.04.2007 onwards
VIII Semester Practical & Practical Training Examinations
End Semester Theory Examinations for II, IV, VI & VIII Semester : 12.05.2007 onwards
22.05.2007 onwards
Project Examination of VII Semester & Practical
01.06.2007 to 31.07.2007
Summer Vacations
Workshop Training Industrial Training
16.06.2007
Submission of End Semester Awards to FOT
01.08.2007
College Reopens
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FOR OUTSIDE DELHI REGION CANDIDATES
2 ADMISSION TO B.E. FULL-TIME PROGRAMMES
2.1
Acandidate passing anyone of the following examinations from the recognized School/College/ Institute located outside the National
B.E. PROGRAMMES OFFERED
Capital Territory of Delhi only and securing 60 percent or more marks in the aggregate of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics shall
The following Programmes are offered under the Faculty of Technology leading to Bachelor of Engineering degree:
be eligible for admission to the First Semester of Bachelor of Engineering Course provided he/she has passed in each subject
DELHI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Intake
separately;
1.Electronics & Communication Engineering
90
i)
2. Computer Engineering
60
3. Electrical Engineering
70
4 Mechanical Engineering
100
Delhi.
ii) Indian School Certificate Examination (12-year Course) of the Council for Indian School Certificate Examination, New
Delhi.
iii) B.Sc. (Gen.) Group 'A' Final Examination of the University of Delhi of Delhi or equivalent examination.
5. Civil Engineering
70
6. Production & Industrial Engineering
30
7. Environmental Engineering
30
8. Polymer Science & Chemical Technology
40
9. Information Technology
60
A CANDIDATE MUST ADDITIONALLY HAVE PASSED ENGLISH AS A SUBJECT OF
10 Biotechnology
20
STUDY EITHER AT THE 10TH CLASS LEVEL OR 12TH CLASS LEVEL (CORE OR
TOTAL
570
Note:
iv) B.Sc. (Hons) Examination in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics of the University of Delhi with combination of
Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and equal weightage to the subsidiary subjects or equivalent examination.
v) Any other examination recognized as equivalent to the Senior School Certificate Examination of the C.B.S.E. by the
University of Delhi.
ELECTIVE)
Note:
Admission to B.E. Programmes for the academic session 2006-07 will be made by Netaji Subhesh Institute of Technology,
i)
Sector 3 Dwarka, New Delhi- 110045
2.2
Senior School Certificate Examination (12-year Course) of the Central Board of Secondary Education (C.B.S.E) New
An applicant who has to leave an Engineering Course, or an equivalent course, after exhausting the permissible
number of chances in any other University/Board in India, will not be eligible for admission to Bachelor of
Engineering Course.
ELIGIBILITY CONDITIONS FORADMISSION
ii)
2.2.1 Educational Qualifications:
For Delhi Region Candidates
Candidate who have appeared at the Annual Examination of the year 2006 and placed in compartment will not be
eligible for admission for the year 2006.
iii)
A Candidate passing anyone of the following examinations from the recognized School/ College/ Institute located within the
National Capital Territory of Delhi only and securing 60 percent or more marks in the aggregate of Physics, Chemistry and
Mathematics shall be eligible for admission to the First Semester of Bachelor of Engineering Course provided he/she has
passed in each subject separately:
acquire the eligibility will not be considered for admission for the year 2006.
iv)
No admission will be made directly to the second or any subsequent semester of the course.
v)
No change of branch will be permitted after the commencement of the second semester, even if some seats fall vacant
in some of the branches during the course of second semester.
i) Senior School Certificate Examination (12-Year Course) of the Central Board of Secondary Education (C.B.S.E.) New
Delhi.
Candidates who have appeared at the Annual Examination of the year 2006 and re-appear for the improvement to
2.2.2 RELAXATIONS IN MARKS FOR RESERVED CATEGORIES
ii) Indian School Certificate Examination (12-years Course) of the Council for Indian School Certificate Examination, New
Candidates belonging to the following categories, who apply for seats reserved for them shall be allowed a concession
Delhi.
in the minimum eligibility requirements as detailed below:
iii) B.Sc. (Gen.) GroupA' Final Examination of the University of Delhi or an equivalent examination.
iv) B.Sc. (Hons.) Examination in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics of the University of Delhi with the combination
Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and with equal weightage to the subsidiary subjects, or an equivalent examination.
(I)
SCHEDULED CASTES (SC)AND SCHEDULED TRIBES (ST):
Candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes shall be allowed 10 percent concession of marks in
The Minimum Eligibility Requirements.
v) Any other examination recognised as equivalent to the Senior School Certificate Examination of the C.B.S.E. by the
University of Delhi.
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(ii)
(iii)
CHILDREN/WAR WIDOWS OF DEFENCE PERSONNEL KILLED/DISABLED INACTION (CW)
2.4.1 CATEGORYWISE ALLOCATION OF SEATS
The children and/or widows of personnel of Armed/ Para-Military forces killed/disabled in action during hostilities
REGION/CATEGORY
who apply for seats reserved for them shall be allowed relaxation of 5 percent marks in the minimum eligibility
DELHI
requirements.
PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED (PH)
Candidates belonging to Physically Handicapped category shall be allowed 5 percent concession of marks in the
minimum eligibility requirements.
2.2.3
CATEGORY CODE
TOTAL SEATS
-
-
GENERAL
DG
336
SCHEDULED CASTE
DC
74
SCHEDULED TRIBE
DT
36
DEFENCE
DW
25
HANDICAPPED
DH
15
TOTAL
486
AGE REQUIREMENTS
Applicant must be 17 years of age on or before the 1st October of the year in which he/she seeks admission.Relaxation
in age upto one year only, with the approval of the Vice-Chancellor, is permissible (Such candidates should apply for
OUTSIDE DELHI
relaxation only at the time of admission).
General
OG
57
Scheduled Caste
OC
14
Scheduled Tribe
OT
06
Defence
OW
04
Handicapped
OH
03
TOTAL
84
GRAND TOTAL
570
Candidates who are short in age by more than one year are not eligible for admission.
2.3
REGION-WISEALLOCATION OF SEATS
The total seats earmarked for the B.E. Courses shall be allocated region-wise as follows:
i)
Delhi Region
For students passing from schools/colleges/institutions
2.5
located in the National Capital Territory of Delhi :
ii)
85%
RESERVATIONS
The aforesaid allocation of seats carries the following categories of reservations.
Outside Delhi Region
(a)
For students passing from Schools/Colleges/Institutions
Scheduled Castes (SC)
15% of the total seats in each institution.
located outside the National Capital Territory of Delhi:
15%
(b)
Note:
Scheduled Tribes (ST)
7.5% of the total seats in each institution.
THE CRITERION FOR DECIDING THE ELIGIBILITY OF AN APPLICANT TO A SEAT RESERVED FOR ANY REGION IS
(c)
THE LOCATION OF THE SCHOOL/COLLEGE FROM WHICH THE CANDIDATE HAS PASSED THE QUALIFYING
Children/War Widows of Defence Personnel killed/disabled inAction (CW)
5% of total seats in each institution, for children/widows of Personnel of Armed/Para Military Forces killed/disabled
EXAMINATION ON THE BASIS OF WHICH HE/SHE IS SEEKINGADMISSION.
in action during the hostilities in the following priorities :
THE CRITERION FOR DECIDING THE REGION OF THE CANDIDATE FOR THOSE, WHO HAVE PASSED / APPEARING IN
Priority I
:
Widows / wards of Defence Personnel killed in action.
THE QUALIFYING EXAMINATION THROUGH PATRACHAR / CORRESPONDENCE / OPEN SCHOOL WILL BE THE
Priority II
:
Wards of serving personnel and ex-servicemen disabled in action.
LOCATION OF THE SCHOOL. THE CANDIDATE MUST HAVE GOT HIMSELF / HERSELF REGISTERED WITH ANY
Priority III
:
Widows / wards of Defence Personnel who died in peace time with death attributable to
Military Service.
Priority IV
:
Wards of Defence Personnel disabled in peace time with disability attributable to Military
Service.
SCHOOL FOR THE PURPOSE.
EXCEPT FOR THE NOMINEE OF GOVT OF INDIA AS STATED LATER IN PARA 2.6 (B), THE ADMISSION IS OPEN TO
INDIAN NATIONALS' ONLY
(d)
Physically Handicapped (PH)
3% of the total seats in each institution
3% reservation may be allocated as follows :
1% for persons with low vision or blindness, 1% for hearing impaired, and
1% for those with locomotor disability and /or cerebral palsy
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NOTE
2.7
i)
In the case of category (a) and (b), the vacant seats are interchangeable.
ii)
In case sufficient number of eligible candidates from the categories mentioned at (c) above are not available, the vacancies
PROCEDURE FORADMISSION
a)
The admission to the B.E. Courses will be made centrally by Netaji subhash Institute of Technology for both the
Institutions , i.e. Delhi College Engineering and Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology. The Netaji Subhas Institute of
Technology will release the prospectus and common admission application form, details of which will be published by
will be treated as unreserved in the respective Region.
Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology sometime in the 2nd/3rd week of June, 2006 in leading newspapers.
iii)
The reservation under CW category is available only to such candidates who fall under the above listed four priorities.
iv)
It is the sole responsibility of the candidate to prove his/her eligibility for claiming reservation under any of the reserved
b)
categories. The candidates under SC/ST/CW/PH reserved categories will be required to produce the original certificate of the
(i)
respective reserved category issued by the competent authority (as listed in Clause 2.11 ) at the time of counseling. If the
category certificate is not found to be in order no benefit of the reserved category will be given.
The admission of the candidates belonging to the different Regions and Categories will be made as under:
Delhi
RegionOn the basis of the
(General/SC/ST/CW/PH
Categories)
COMBINED ENTRANCE
conducted by
University of Delhi
Outside Delhi Region
On the basis of
2.6
NOMINEES OFTHE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
a)
One seat over and above the normal total intake in both the Institutions taken together for Wards/Children of India based staff
(General/SC/ST/CW/PH
All India Engineering
posted at Indian Missions abroad provided they have passed their qualifying examination from outside India. Nominations
Categories
Entrance Examination
(ii)
against this seat will be made by the Ministry of External Affairs, Govt of India, New Delhi. Any person who is sponsored by
(AIEEE) conducted by Central Board of
the Govt of India on an assignment abroad will be treated to be the staff posted in Indian Missions abroad.
Secondary Education.
NOTE: In case of countries where educational facilities are totally inadequate/and are not available upto the qualifying
standard and the ward/children of India based personnel who had to study in India due to a situation of turmoil, such students
can also be eligible, provided that a certificate to this effect is issued by the Indian Ambassador in the country concerned and
Note:
(i)
The Candidates who have passed the qualifying Examination from recognized School/College institute located within the
National Capital Territory of Delhi are eligible for admission against 85% seats reserved for Delhi Region candidates on the
attached with the application.
basis of CEE-2006.
If the nomination of the Ministry of External Affairs is for more than one candidate, preference will be given to the candidates
covered under Clause (a)
(ii)
The candidates who have passed the qualifying Examination from recognized School/College/Institute located outside the
National Capital Territory of Delhi are eligible for admission against 15% seats reserved for Outside Delhi Region candidates
(b).
Six seats in Delhi College of Engineering (Electricals , Electronics & Communications , Mechanical-1, Civil-1, Production &
on the basis ofAll India Merit Rank ofAIEEE-2006.
Industrial-1, Computer-1) and three seats in Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology (Electronics & Communication-1,
Computer-1 and Instrumentation & Control -1) over and above the normal intake for candidates from friendly and developing
(For those unable to appear in AIEE-2006 scheduled date of examination for any reason, no re-examination shall be held
countries. Nominations against these seats will be made by the Ministry of ExternalAffairs, Government of India.
under any circumstances).
(c)
The candidates whose admission is through the CEE-2006 should submit a seperate application form for admission to Netaji
Subhas Institute of Technology within 15 days of annuoncement of CEE results. They should indicate their rank in the
respective category at the CEE 2006 in the appropriate column.
(i)
For General/SC/ST/CW Candidates
In case two candidates have the same marks at the CEE-2006, the marks obtained in qualifying Examination in subjects of
Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics taken together with equal weightage will be basis of merit for admission. In the event of
marks of PCM being equal, the candidate born earlier will be given preference.
(ii)
FOR PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED CANDIDATES
As per details inAppendix "X"
For further details about admission, the Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology prospectus may be consuited.
(d)
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The admission to B.E. Courses under CW/PH (for Delhi Region) will be made through CEE 2006. All such candidates who
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(e)
are applying under CW/PH Category will have to appear in Combined Entrance Examination 2006. A separate CEE merit
certificate, mark sheet of the Qualifying Examination along with one set of attested Xerox copies. The candidates will be called one by
list will be prepared for CW/PH Category as is done for General, SC and ST Categories.
one according to the Rank in CEE-2006 from amongst those present at the time and date as specified in Section 2.9. They will be
The schedule of counselling will be notified on the Prospectus of Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology. However all
admissions in Delhi College of Engineering and Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology will be close on 31.08.2006.
(f)
asked to present the documents. After verification, the originals and Xerox copies will be retained and an admission slip issued. The
candidate must pay the fees immediately.
The candidates are entirely responsible to prove their eligibility for admission to B.E. courses at the time of counselling. All
If the candidate does not report for admission on the scheduled date at the specified time either in person or through his/her nominee,
admissions will be subject to verification of facts from the original certificates/documents of the candidate.
or if a seat is offered in the branch which may or may not be his/her first preference and he/she refuses to accept the same or he/she does
The various terms and conditions mentioned in the Bulletin of Information are subject to changes made in the Ordinances,
not pay the fees on the day of admission, his/her name will be deleted and he/she will cease to be a candidate and henceforth will not
Rules and Regulations of the University from time to time as per the decision of theAcademic/Executive Coucil.
have any subsequent claim to a seat in B.E. Programme during 2006-2007.
Appearance of the candidate in the Combined Entrance Examination is provisional subject to his/ her being found otherwise
In case the number of candidates present are more than the seats available a few may be offered admission against the possible future
eligible for admission to the course concerned.
vacancies on submission of originals and payment of fees. The remaining present will be placed on the wait-list and if the vacancies
In case any candidate is found to have furnished false information or certificate etc. or is found to have withheld or concealed
any material information in his/her application, he/she will be debarred from admission
If an applicant is found to have furnished false information or certificate etc. or is found to have withheld or concealed any
material information in his/her application, he/she will be debarred from admission.
(g)
informed of the branch offered to them as per their preference indicated by them in application form and their Rank in CEE-2006 and
persist after 28.07.2006 the candidates next in the merit list will be informed individually by Registered Post.
The original certificates will be returned after Dec., 2006 or on withdrawal from the college which ever is earlier.
2.8 Up gradation to a Branch of Higher Preference
A candidate who has been admitted to a branch other than of his/her first choice, will automatically be transferred, as per his/her merit
The candidate must come for counselling in person or through his/her representative alongwith the documents mentioned
in CEE-2006, to a branch of his/her higher preference as indicated in his/her application. The list of students with upgraded branches
below. In case the candidate or his/her representative does not appear before the B.E. Admission Committee-2006 for
will be displayed periodically. Notifications in this respect will be issued by Chairman, B.E. Admissions Committee. In case a
counselling on the specified date and time, his/her name will not be considered further for admission and the seat shall
candidate desires to continue in the branch allotted to him/her at the time of admission or a subsequent upgradation, other than his/her
be offered to the next candidate in merit.
higher preference as indicated in , his/ her application then he/she must submit, a request in writing to the Chairman, B.E. Admission
(i)
TheAdmit Card of CEE-2006
Committee within 3 days of the admission/upgradation. However, in case of Delhi General (DG) Category, above confirmation, if
(ii)
The original and attested copy of marksheet of the qualifying examination as given in Clause.2.2.1.
any, shall have to be given on the day of initial admission itself and not within three days. Any such request made later will not be
entertained. The students should further note that a change in branch may involve a change in institution as well. Once an upgradation
list is issued, it is mandatory for the students to shift to the new branch. Requests for reversion to the old branch will not be entertained.
The candidates who have appeared in the CEE-2006 are NOT automatically considered for admission to B.E. COURSES.
They are required to submit a separate application in a prescribed form to be procured from NSIT. The procedure for obtaining the
2.9 Time Schedule
application forms is described in Section 2.10. Sale of these forms is expected to begin on 16.06.2006.
The B.E. Admission for the academic session 2006-2007 shall be made by Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology, Sector 3,
The candidates who seek admission as nominees of the Government of India need not submit the aforesaid application. Their
Dwarka, New Delhi-110045. For time schedule, please refer the Prospectus issued by Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology for
applications must be forwarded through the concerned ministries of Govt. of India.
Delhi Seats and Information Broucher of AIEEE-CCB available their website: www.ccb.nic.in for Out-side Delhi Seats.
For all categories, the basis of admission is the rank secured by the candidate in CEE-2006 or AIEEE-2006. In case more than one
candidate has secured the same rank, the PCM percentage, calculated from the marks secured by the candidate in the Qualifying
2.10 PROCEDURE FOR OBTAININGTHEAPPLICATION FORM FORADMISSION
Examination (see Section 2.2.1), will be the deciding factor. If the PCM percentages are also identical, the candidate born earlier will
A candidates seeking admission to B.E. Programmes in DCE/NSIT are required to submit an application in a prescribed form
be given preference.
available from Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology, Sec.- 3, Dwarka, New Delhi-110045( refer NSIT information bulletin for
Branch allotted to a candidate is determined by the criterion as explained in the preceding paragraph vis-a-vis preference of branch
detail).
given by him/her. Depending on the position of the candidate in the merit list, the highest available choice of the branch as indicated by
the candidate is allotted.
The procedure for admission to B.E. Programmes in Delhi College of Engineering and Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology for the
2006 batch will be as follows. Candidates are required to come for admission as per schedule given later in Section 2.9 provided that
The sale of Application Forms expected to begin on 16.06.2006. The candidates who seek admission as the nominees of Government
of India need not submit the aforesaid application.
2.11 AUTHORITIES FOR ISSUE OF CERTIFICATES FOR RESERVED CATEGORIES
they have submitted the application and have the rank as specified in the schedule. The list of applicants will be displayed on the notice
Candidates applying for any reserved seat as mentioned in para 2.5 (a) & (b) (i.e., SC/ST) should submit the following
boards. NO LETTERS calling the Candidates for admission will be issued. The Candidates are required to present themselves as per
certificates as the case may be:
the schedule in Section 2.9. according to the Rank in CEE-2006. Only those candidates who have submitted the application for
admission in the prescribed form in time and have the rank as specified will be considered for admission.
a)
For admission to a seat reserved for Scheduled Castes/ Scheduled Tribes, a certificate in original from an approved District
The candidates are required to bring the following original certificates: Class X certificate (indicating the date of birth), provisional
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authority stating the Scheduled Caste/Tribe, to which the candidate belongs.Alist of approved authorities is given below:
i)
2.12 MEDICAL CERTIFICATE IN THE FOLLOWING FORM MUST BE SUBMITTED WITH THE APPLICATION
FORM OR AT THE TIME OF ADMISSION
District Magistrate/ Additional District Magistrate/ Deputy Commissioner/ Collector/Additional Deputy Commissioner.'
Deputy Collector / Stipendary Magistrate / City Magistrate (not below the rank of 1st Class Stipendiary Magistrate) / SubDivisional Magistrate/ Taluka Magistrate/ Executive Magistrate/ ExtraAssistant Commissioner.
ii)
MEDICAL FITNESS CERTIFICATE
Chief Presidency Magistrate/ Additional Chief Presidency Magistrate/ Presidency Magistrate. Revenue Officer not below
the rank of Tehsildar.
(To be signed by a registered medical practitioner holding a degree not below that of M.B.B.S)
iii)
Revenue Officer not below the rank of Tehsildar.
(TO BE SUBMITTED AT THE TIME OF ADMISSION) (Refer to Prospectus 2006-2007)
iii)
Sub-divisional Officer of the area where the candidate and/ or his/her family normally resides.
I certify that I have carefully examined Mr.*/ Ms ..................................................................................................
iv)
Administrator/ Secretary toAdministrator/ Development Officer (Lakshadweep & Minicoy Islandr).
Son/ Daughter of Shri ............................................................................. Whose signature is given below
b)
For admission to a seat reserved for Ward/Children/ Widows of Personnel of Armed/Para- Military forces of Delhi
Based on the examination, I certify that he/she is in good mental and physical health and is free from any physical defect which may
killed/disabled in action during hostilities, entitlement card in original issued by the Record Officer of the Unit/Regiment of
interfere with his/her studies including the active outdoor duties required of a professional.
Armed Personnel of the Armed Forces in case of Armed Personnel or from the Home Ministry in case of Para- Military
Forces.
Widows/Children of the officers and Men of the Armed Forces including Para-Military personnel who died /disabled on
Mark of Identification .........................................................................................................
Signature of the candidate .....................................................................................................
duty must submit a certificate to that effect, from any one of the following authorities :
Place :
i)
Secretary, Kendriya Sainik Board, Delhi.
Date :
ii)
Secretary, Rajya/Zila Sainik Board
ii)
Officer-in-Charge, Record Office.
Name and Signature of the
Note:
A statement to the effect that the "death / disability is attributed to military service" is required to be included in the
medical officer with seal and
certificate.
registration number
2.12 MEDICAL CERTIFICATE IN THE FOLLOWING FORM MUST BE SUBMITTED WITH THE APPLICATION
*Strike out whichever is not applicable
FORM ORAT THE TIME OF ADMISSION
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themselves at the Desk for persons with disabilities at the Dean Students' Welfare (Main Campus), New Examination Hall,
Near University Main Gate. The application form will be available at the Registration desk. The dates and time for
availability and for submission of forms will be the same as that for general category students. The application form should
be accompanied by a certificate of physical disability issued by a duly notified Medical Board of a District/Government
Hospital set up for examining the physically challenged candidates under the District/Government Hospital set up for
examining the physically challenged candidates under the District/Government Hospital set up for examining the
physically challenged candidates under the provision of the Persons with Disability (equal opportunities, protection of
rights and full participation) Act 1995. The certificate should indicate the extent of (i.e. percentage) of the physical
handicap and it should bear the photograph of the candidate concerned and it should be countersigned by one of the
Doctors constituting the Board issuing the certificate.
Modalities for Admission to Various Undergraduate/Post Graduate
Courses for the Physically Disabled Candidates.
(Appendix-X, from the Bulletin of Information for CEE-2006 issued by
University of Delhi, page 15-17)
1.
Three percent (3%) seats in all undergraduate and postgraduate institutions (including professional and technical
institutions) will be reserved for candidates with physical disabilities.
2.
Reservation will also be applicable to institutions where admission is through Entrance Examinations.
3.
Reservation will be implemented college-wise and as far as possible course-wise in under-graduate courses, keeping in
mind the suitability of the various courses for physically handicapped students depending, inter on the nature and severity
of their disability. The reservation will be implemented Department-wise in post-graduate courses as well as in those
under-graduate courses where teaching is available only in one Department / College.
4.
Candidate seeking admission under reservation shall be required to fulfill other criteria of admission as detailed in
eligibility conditions except relaxation of 5% marks in the minimum eligibility conditions. In case of a course where
admission is by entrance examination 5% concession shall be granted in th minimum eligibility condition for admission to
the test.
5.
"Candidates with physical disabilities who are able to secure admission in the general category will not be counted in the
3% quota.
6.
The 3% reservation may be allocated as follows : 1% for persons with low vision or blindness; 1% for hearing impaired;
1% for those with loco motor disabilities and /or cerebral palsy. However if sufficient candidates are not available in a subcategory then candidates from other sub-categories should be considered in their stead.
7.
Candidates with more than one type of reservation. This reservation shall cut across the existing reservations ofSC/ST;
Children/Widows/Wives of Officers and Men of Armed forces including Paramilitary forces killed/disabled in action or
those who died/were disabled on duty, etc. in accordance with the principal of interlocking reservations. In other words,
there will be sub-reservations for physically disabled candidates in each reserved category, thus a disabled SC/ST
candidate would have preference over an able-bodied SC/ST candidate.
Note:
8.
It is clarified that there is no bar to a candidate to seeking admission under the physically handicapped category to seek
admission either under the General Category or any other reserved category if the candidate is otherwise eligible and
entitled to take the benefit of any other reservation.
If sufficient numbers of the candidates are not available under the reserved categories then their seats may befilled with
general category candidates.
9.
Colleges/Departments are free to exceed the 3% reservation quota if necessary. (Note : Ordinarily the number of seats
reserved would be 1 for 33;2 for 67 and 3 for 100 and so on. However, the college may round off the number of reserved
seats to next higher level, if the number calculated seats falls more than half way between two levels, e.g. for 54 seats the
number of reserved seats would be 1.62, which may be rounded off to 2 though it may appear to be 4% quota. In essence,
the nature of reservation should be enabling in spirit and the institution not feel prevented from exceeding the 3 % quota.
10.
The Dean Students Welfare (DSW) will arrange for professional counselling of physically challenged students to enable
them to decide about courses keeping in view their aptitude, disability, and future career prospects.
11.
All candidates who wish to seek admission to various colleges and in courses where there is no entrance test should register
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Note:
(a) In the event of any complaint or doubt by the University authorities or by the Principal of the College as to the genuiness
of the certificate or the extent of the disability of the candidate concerned or in regard to the entitlement of the candidate to
seek admission under the category of physically disabled candidates, it is open to the Univerisity authorities the Principal
of the College to refer the candidate to a Medical Board to be constituted by the University and/or take such other steps as
may be required to ascertain the correct facts and entitlement of the candidate concerned and if it is found that the candidate
is not eligible or entitled under this category, cancel the admission after issuing a show cause notice to the candidate
concerned giving him 15 days time to apply.
(b) The candidate would give a declaration to the effect that information furnished in the application form and the
documents annexed to the same and information contained therein are true and correct and that in the event of the same
being found to be incorrect in any respect this admission is liable to be cancelled, in addition to any other action that may be
taken against him.
12.
In courses where, admission is through entrance test, the candidates should fill separate forms prescribed by each
Institution/College/Faculty in duplicate, Both copies should be clearly marked for category of reservation. The
Institution/College/Faculty shall send one copy of the form for registration at the DSW ofFce. However, if the candidates
desire, they may submit forms at the office of the DSW which shall arrange to despatch the forms to colleges/departments
where the candidates wish to seek admission.
13.
Colleges would notify the DSW about dates of tests/interview (where ever applicable) so that applicants can be informed
accordingly. The DSW would notify these dates on the notice board and also post the same on the DUwebsite.
14.
In all cases, separate merit lists will be made for disabled candidates under the 3% quota. However, if the number of
applicants "for a course/institution exceeds the quota, a priority list of candidates will be prepared taking into account:
a)
Marks obtained in the ''qualifying examination for admission and
b)
Severity of the disabilit
Note
: Marks obtained in the qualifying exams being same, priority will be given to candidate whose disability is more severe,
e.g. complete los;» of vision over partial loss of vision OR loss of a complete limb over loss of a few fingers etc.
15.
On request of the Dean Students' Welfare, the CMO WUS Health Center would constitute a medical board consisting of (a)
medical specialists in the concerned field of disability, (b) rehabilitation experts and (c) nominee of the Dean of Faculty
having special knowledge about the proposed discipline of study of candidate. The Medical Board shall examine the
candidates to determine the extent of disability on a 10-point scale and recommend the points to be added as weightage to
the marks scored in the qualifying examination, for the purpose of admission. The Medical Board chaired by the CMO
would function at the WUS Health Center, Chhatra Marg (near Patel Chest Hospital) at the main campus of the University
of Delhi and any additional board ."f required at the WUS Health Centre, South Campus. The medical boards shall meet
within one week of the last date of submission of form/announcement of result of entrance examination as the case may
be. The candidate can enquire about the drtes of medical examination either at the WUS Health Centre or at the office of the
DSW. This information >will also be available on the DUwebsite.
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16.
The medical board shall send all data on disability points awarded to each candidate to be displayed at theD.S.W. office. In
case of professional technical and post-graduate courses and where ad.nission is throughentrance examination, the
recommendations would be sent directly to Faculty/College with copy to DSW
17.
The D.S.W. office would add the disability point to the marks in qualifying examination and allotcollege/subject based on
preference indicated by candidate in the prescribed form.
18.
The certificate issued by the Medical Board will be valid for the purpose of admission to any college where acandidate has
applied within the prescribed date.
19.
No college shall refuse admission to any disabled candidate who is otherwise eligible, subject to mandatory3% quota.
20.
As far as possible all admissions of physically disabled candidates should be completed by the last dat eprescribed for the
general category candidates. However, the Dean of the Faculty/Head of the Department/ Principal of college would keep
the required number of seats vacant in the college/Department concerned until the recommendations of the medical board
are received by them and the merit list of the reserved category finalized thereafter.
21.
The Dehi University Disabilities Committee shall strictly monitor the implementation of the provision of the reservation
in all constituent or affiliated colleges/departments/institutions of the University of Delhi.
22.
Grievances regarding admissions under reservation for persons with disabilities should be reported to theDean Student'
Welfare, who will convene meeting of the Grievance Committee set up for the purpose.
POST GRADUATE
PROGRAMMES
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POST GRADUATE PROGRAMMES
Academic Calendar For 2006-2007 (M.E.) II
ODD Semester
01 .08.2006
Registration / Teaching I, III & V Semester Begins
MID Semester Internal Assessment: September 18 to September 22, 2006
13.10.2006
Display of Mid Semester Assessement to Students &
Submisstion of marks to HOD by the Teachers
10.11.2006
Teaching Ends for I, III Semester
End Semester Theory Examinations for I, III & V Semesters : 21.11.2006 onwards
01.12.2006 to 07.01.2007
Winter Break: Industry Training/Project Work
Even Semester
08.01.2007
Teaching of II & IV Semester Students Begins
MID -SEM Internal Assessment: March 19- March-23, 2007
16.04.2007
Display of Mid Semester Assessment to Students &
Submission of marks to HOD by the Teachers
24.04.2007
Teaching Ends for II & IV Semester
End Semester Theory Examinations for II, IV & VI Semester : 12.05.2007 onwards
31.05.2007
Last date for submission of Project/Thesis
01.06.2007 to 31.07.2007
Summer Vacations : Industrial Trainings Project work
16.06.2007
Submission of End Semester Awards to FOT
31.07.2007
Last date for submission of Project/Thesis with Late Fees
01.08.2007
College Reopens
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3
(i) MASTER OF ENGINEERING (M.E.) PROGRAMMES
A few seats not exceeding 50% of the full time total intake of each department over and above the normal intake may be
provided to candidates belonging to friendly and developing countries with the approval of Government of India and full
time candidates sponsored by Government/Public undertakings subject to condition that they fulfil the eligibility
conditions of 3.2.1 (i) or 3.2.2 (i) or 3.2.3 (i), along with one year meaningful experience before admission.
ii) M.Sc. (APPLIED PHYSICS) PROGRAMME
Instruction for part-time Programmes are normally arranged from 9.00 a.m. to 11.00 a.m. on 5 days a week and on Saturdays /
POST GRADUATE PROGRAMMES
The College admits the students to the following Post Graduate PROGRAMMES of the University of Delhi:
3.1
Sundays if necessary. Whenever possible the full-time students and part time students may have Combined classes.
MASTER OF ENGINEERING (M.E,) PROGRAMMES
3.2 EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
The college offers the following M.E. Programmes.
DEPARTMENTS/PROGRAMMES
NUMBER OF SEATS
FULL TIME
1. CIVIL ENGINEERING
a) Master of Engg. in Civil Engineering
(Structural Engineering)
b) Master of Engg. in Civil Engineering
(Environmental Engineering)
c) Master of Engg. in Civil Engineering
3.2.1 M.E. (CE/EE/EC/ME/PE)
PARTTIME
i)
A candidate must have passed the Bachelor's Degree Examination in the appropriate branch of
A
B
C
D
E
A
B
C
D
E
engineering(Electrical/Mechanical /Electronics & Communication /Civil /Production/ Control & Instrumentation/Computer
18
10
2
5
1
5
3
1
-
1
Engineering) from the University of Delhi or any other Examination recognised by the University Equivalent thereto.
18
09
3
5
1
5
4
1
-
-
18
10
3
5
-
5
4
1
-
-
OR
A candidate must have passed in the A.M.I.E. ( India) Exam, with appropriate specialisation /Grade I.E.T.E.(India), A.M.I.E.
(London), A.M.I. Mech. Engg. (London), A.M.I. Structure Engineering, any other examination in the concerned branch
recognised as equivalent to B.E. by the University of Delhi.
2
ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
a) Master of Engg. in Electronics &
Communication Engineering
b) *Master of Engg. in Microwave Optical
Communication Engineering
ii) Acandidate for admission to full time PROGRAMME must have qualified in GATE (GraduateAptitude Test in Engineering).
18
18
10
10
3
3
5
5
-
5
-
4
-
1
-
-
-
3.2.2 M.E. (Polymer Technology)
(i)
The candidate should have passed B.E. Examination in any branch of Engineering from the University of Delhi or any other
Examination recognised by the University equivalent thereto:
3
ELECTRICAL ENGG.
OR
a) Master of Engg. in Elct. Engineering
18
10
3
5
-
5
4
1
-
M.Sc. (Chemistry) of the University of Delhi or equivalent thereto.
(Control & Instrumentation
b) Master of Engg. in Elect Engineering
Power System
4
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
a) Master of Engg. in Mech. Engineering
(Thermal Engineering)
b) Master of Engg. Mech. Engineering
(Production Engineering)
5
6
APPLIED CHEMISTRY
Master of Engg. (Polymer Technology)
COMPUTER ENGINEERING
Master of Engineering in
Computer Technology & Applications
Grand Total
18
9
3
5
1
5
4
1
-
-
ii)
All the candidates for admission to full-time M.E. Programmes must have qualified in the GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in
Engineering.)
3.2.3 M.E. (Computer Technology andApplications)
18
10
3
5
18
09
3
5
1
5
3
1
5
4
1
1
-
i)
The candidate should have passed B.E. (or its equivalent examination as specified in 3.2.1) Examination in any branch of
Engineering or M.Sc. in Mathematics/Operational Research/Statistics/ Computer Science (with Physics at the B.Sc. level) or
-
M.Sc. in Physics/Electronics Science (with Mathematics at the B.Sc. level) or M.C.A. (with Physics and Mathematics at B.Sc.
level) of the University of Delhi or any other examination recognised by the University equivalent there to,
18
09
3
5
1
5
4
1
-
0
ii)
A candidate for admission to full-time M.E. Programme must have qualified in the GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in
Engineering)
18
198
10
106
3
32
5
55
1
6
5
45
4
34
A= Total Seats; B= General; C=SC/ST; D=Sponsored and E=PH
1
9
0
2
3.2.4 M.E. (Microwave and optical communication)
i)
The candidate should have passed B.E. Examination in Electronics & Communication of the University of Delhi or any other
examination recognised by the University equivalent there to.
* Subject to approval of Delhi University
Note: Full time Programmes are of 4 Semesters duration and Part time Programmes of 6 Semesters duration.
OR
MSc. Electronics/MSc in Physics with electronics/Radio Physics/Solid State Physics from University of Delhi or any other
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examination recognised as equivalent by university of Delhi.
ii)
implemented department wise in post graduate courses. Candidates seeking admission under reservation shall be required to
fulfil other criteria of admission as detailed in eligibility conditions except relaxation of 5% marks in the minimum eligibility
A candidate for admission to full-time M.E. Programme must have qualified in the GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in
conditions. The 3% reservation may be allocated as follows : 1% for persons with low vision or blindness ; 1% for hearing
Engineering)
impaired ; 1% for those with locomotor disabilities and or cerebral palsy.
3.3 AGE REQUIREMENTS
In the M.E. Programmes one Defence Research & Development Organisation sponsored candidate to each Programme, duly
The candidate should have attained the age of 21 years before the first day of October in the year in which he/she seeks admission.
selected through DRDO selection interviews, which are participated in by the respective Heads of Departments, will be
However, the Vice Chancellor may relax the age limit to a maximum period of one year.
accommodated in the list of candidates under sponsored category.
3.4 THE PART-TIME PROGRAMME
3.7 PROCEDURE FOR OBTAININGAPPLICATION FORM
The following categories of candidates are eligible for admission to these PROGRAMMES provided they satisfy the eligibility
Prospectus with the application form can be obtained from the Delhi College of Engineering, Bawana Road, Delhi-110 042 either
requirements as in 3.2.1 (i) or 3.2.2 (i) or 3.2.3 (i) :
in person on payment of Rs. 500/- by Demend Draft, or by post on remitting Rs. 600/- drawn in favour of the Principal, Delhi
i)
Members working in an Engineering Institution in the National Capital Region, Delhi.
College of Engineering, Delhi and payable at Delhi. No other mode of payment is acceptable. The written request by post must
ii)
Persons employed in approved reputed Industry/ Research/ Development/ Design/ Training Organisations in
indicate:
National Capital Region, Delhi.
i)
Applicant's name and address to which the application form is to be sent.
iii)
The part-time students,
ii)
Details of payment
a)
must give (i) a clear No objection Certificate (without qualifying conditions) and (ii) Permission to undergo any training /project
iii)
PROGRAMME for which the application form is sought. [M.E.]
outside Delhi for about one month. This must be submitted along with the application form.
iv)
Three slips of paper of size 10 cm x 5 cm containing the address to which the application form is to be sent. Candidates asking for
b)
will be required to continue in such employment during entire period of the Programme.
c)
must have had meaningful experience of 1 year before admission.
Iv)
No admission will be made directly to the second year of the Programme.
application form by post must write on the top of the envelope "Request for Application Form for M.E. PROGRAMME". The
request by post should reach the college on or before 03.07.2006.
No admission will be made after 30.09.2006
3.8 INSTRUCTIONS TO THE APPLICANT Of M.E.PROGRAMMES FOR FILLING
3.5 SPONSORED CANDIDATES
APPLICATION FORM
A government organisation or a reputed industry in the National Capital Region of Delhi may sponsor candidates for full-time
PROGRAMMES in various specializations provided they satisfy the eligibility requirements as per 3.2,1 (i) or 3.2.2 (i) or 3.2.3
1.
Read all the instructions carefully before filling the form. Make sure that you are eligible forAdmission.
(i) or 3.2.4 (i) and must have meaningful experience of one year before admission.
2.
Use Capital letters in filling the application form.
3.
One recent passport size photograph is to be pasted at the proper place on the application form.
In a post graduate Programme where the number of seats is less than 7, no seat will be reserved for scheduled caste. Where
4.
Copies of the following certificates are to be enclosed .
number of seats is 7 or more than 7 and less then 15, 15% of the seats will be reserved for scheduled caste candidates (if no
a)
Proof of date of birth.
b)
Proof of passing B.Sc. (Engg.)/B.E./M.Sc. or equivalent.
c)
Mark sheets of all subjects offered for the B.E./B.Sc. Engg. Programme or Equivalent or corresponding examinations in case of
3.6 RESERVATIONS
scheduled caste candidate is available, the seats would go to a scheduled tribe candidate, if available). Where the number of seats
is 15 or more, reservation @ 15 % and 7.5% of the seats will be made for scheduled caste and scheduled tribes candidates (interchangeable) respectively. The reservation will be implemented department-wise.
ii)
other qualifications.
For reserved category of Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes the minimum eligibility for admission to Post-graduate
Programmes will be the minimum pass marks of the University of Delhi. The Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribes candidates who
d)
Scheduled Caste/Tribe to which the candidate belongs.Alist of approved authorities, is given at para 2.11 .
had passed the qualifying examination from other Universities, should have secured at least the same percentage of marks at the
qualifying examination (equivalent examination of Delhi University) for purpose of admission to the post graduate Programmes.
iii)
If the requisite number of Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes candidates are not available by the last date fixed by the university
For admission to a seat reserved for Scheduled Caste/ Tribe, a certificate in original from an approved district authority stating the
e)
In case of applications to the part-time Programmes or full-time sponsored, a certificate from the employer is to be given on the
prescribed form provided in the application /prospectus.
for admission to each Programme, the remaining seats will be treated as unreserved and filled from the general category.
Iv)
(3%) seats in post graduate programme will be reserved for candidates with physical disability. These reservation will b e
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d
5.
Write your address on the acknowledgment card.
The programme for selection is as follows:
Interview for part-time candidates
10:00 a.m. 25-7-2006
Interview for full time candidates
10:00 a.m. 26.07.2006
Last date for receipt of completed application form is 14.07.2006, College is not responsible for any postal delay or loss,
candidates must ensure themselves that College receives the application on or before the due date. All the applications
received after the due date stand rejected automatically.
3.9 SELECTION PROCEDURE
List of eligible candidate for interview & test shall be made available on college website www.dce.edu
All the applications received will be short listed on the basis of performance in GATE qualifying examination respectively for
Full- time and Part-time Programmes. The short listed candidates will be called for interview on the prescribed dates.
a)
1.
Note : Candidates are advised to make railway reservations etc. before hand.
All the applicants (both the full-time and part-time Programmes) must appear for an interview before the appropriate board
Note: i) Interview is compulsory.
constituted as follows:
ii)
Head of the concerned Department in the College (Chairman).
iii)
If any candidate fails to appear in the interview on the scheduled date, he/she will not be considered for admission.
The list of selected candidates along with the wait-list will be put up on the notice board of the concerned department on
2.
All the Professors in the respective Department.
3.
The Head of other Engineering Departments or their nominees.
4.
TwoAssistant Professors in the concerned Department by rotation in order of seniority.
any working day upto 31.07.2006. They will be given admission slip. They should pay the fees at the fee counter and show the
b)
Admission of a sponsored candidate for full time Programmes (without scholarship) will be governed by merit as per the
receipt in the department.
28.07.2006
iv)
procedure laid down for the admission in 3.5.
c)
v)
In case some seats are still unfilled, these will be offered to the wait listed candidates. The candidates who have been waitlisted as announced on 28.07.2006 should report to the department at 10.00 a.m. on 31.07.2006- and the seats will be filled by
The merit lists of the candidates for admission to M.E. Programmes will be prepared by apportioning the following weightages.
the wait listed candidates present in order of merit. These candidates shall be required to submit the original certificates and
Full Time
pay the fees by 12.30 p.m. same day. Any subsequent vacancies will be filled from the remaining wait-listed candidates in the
Maximum marks
100
1.
80% of Gate Score x LW
Weightage for GATE score
order of merit.
1000
2.
Selected candidates will be required to submit the original certificates and GATE score card in the concerned department on
Interview/Viva-voce
vi)
M.E. Classes will commence from 01.08.2006.
vii)
No admission will be made directly to the second or higher semester of the Programme.
20%
Part-Time and Sponsored
1.
Qualifying Examination (Aggregate)
80%
2.
Interview/Viva-voce
20%
Candidates securing less than 50% marks in the above procedure will not be admitted. All admissions will be made in the order of
merit.
Note: Full-time sponsored candidates must submit a sponsorship certificate in the following format:
CERTIFICATE FOR FULLTIME SPONSORED CANDIDATE FOR M.E. PROGRAMMES
Certified that Mr./Mrs....................................................................employed as ,......................... in
............,...................................................................... (name of organisation) is sponsored to pursue
full-time M.E. Programme in..................................................................«..........Department in the
specialisation of............................................................for the year 2006-2007.
During the entire period of the Programme of 24 months Mr. /Mrs........................................... will be on full/half/without pay
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POST GRADUATE PROGRAMMES
study leave from the organisation and will not be transferred out of Delhi or be called back during the period of study.
Date:
Signature of Competent Authority
Place:
of the organisation with seal
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M.Sc. Admission
3.10 M.Sc. Program
M.Sc. Programme
The College offers M.Sc. 3 year ((Part-time) Programme in Applied Physics with an intake of 10. The Programme is spread
over a period of three years and each year is divided into two semesters. Instruction for students is normally arranged from 9.00
a.m. to 11.00 a.m. on five days a week and on Saturdays / Sundays, if necessary. In addition, the students shall be required to
Academic Calendar For 2006-2007 (M.Sc.)
attend laboratory classes during summer and winter vacation till the 5th semester. In the 6th semester they have to work on a
ODD Semester
01 .08.2006
project and submit a project report.
Registration / Teaching I, III & V Semester Begins
MID Semester Internal Assessment: September 18 to September 22, 2006
13.10.2006
10.11.2006
3.11
ELIGIBILITY FORADMISSION
a)
A candidate who has passed B.Sc. (Hons.) in Physics or Electronics or B.Sc. (Gen.) Group A (Physics, Mathematics and
Display of Mid Semester Assessement to Students &
Submisstion of marks to HOD by the Teachers
Chemistry or Electronic Science or Computer Science) Examination of Delhi University or an Examination recognised as
Teaching Ends for I, III Semester
OR
equivalent thereto with a minimum of 55% marks in aggregate under 10+2+3 scheme (50% for SC & ST).
End Semester Theory Examinations for I, III & V Semesters : 21.11.2006 onwards
01.12.2006 to 07.01.2007
Minimum of 60% marks in aggregate under any other scheme (55% for SC and ST) leading to B.Sc. (Hons.) Degree in Physics
or B.Sc. Degree with Physics, Mathematics & Chemistry or Electronic Science or Computer Science.
Winter Break: Industry Training/Project Work
b)
Even Semester
08.01.2007
should be sponsored by his/her employer.
Teaching of II & IV Semester Students Begins
3.12 AGE REQUIREMENTS
MID -SEM Internal Assessment: March 19- March-23, 2007
16.04.2007
A candidate should be twenty one years of age before the first day of October in the year in which he/she seeks admission.
However, the Vice-Chancellor on the basis of individual merit may relax the age up to a maximum period of one year.
Display of Mid Semester Assessment to Students &
Submission of marks to HOD by the Teachers
24.04.2007
A candidate should be employed in approved industry/laboratory in National Capital Region, Delhi for at least 12 months and
3.13 PROCEDURE FOR OBTAININGAPPLICATION FORM
Teaching Ends for II & IV Semester
Prospectus along with the application form can be obtained from Delhi College of Engineering, Bawana Road, Delhi-110 042.
in person on submission of Demand Draft of Rs. 500/- at the College counter, or by post on remission Rs. 600/- by a crossed
End Semester Theory Examinations for II, IV & VI Semester : 12.05.2007 onwards
Demand Draft/ Pay Order, drawn in favour of the Principal, Delhi College of Engineering, Delhi and payable at Delhi.
31.05.2007
Last date for submission of Project/Thesis
01.06.2007 to 31.07.2007
Summer Vacations : Industrial Trainings Project work
(i)
Applicant's name and the address to which the application form is to be sent.
16.06.2007
Submission of End Semester Awards to FOT
(ii)
Details of payment: Postal Order No., Place of issue, Date of issue
31.07.2007
Last date for submission of Project/Thesis with Late Fees
(iii) Programmes for which the application form is sought. [M.Sc.Applied Physics]
01.08.2007
College Reopens
iv)
No other mode of payment is acceptable. The written request by post must indicate:
Three slips of paper size 10cm x 5cm containing the address to which the application form is to be sent, Candidates asking for
application form by post must write on the top of the envelope "Request for Application Form for M.Sc. (Applied Physics)
Programme".
The request by post should reach the College on or before 13.07.2005. Requests received after that will not be entertained.
3.14 INSTRUCTIONS TO THE APPLICANTS OF M.Sc. (APPLIED PHYSICS) PROGRAM
FOR FILLING APPLICATION FORM
1.
2.
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Read all the instructions carefully before filling the form. Make sure that you are eligible for admission.
Use block letters in filling the application form.
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3.
One recent passport size photograph is to be pasted at the proper place on the application form.
4.
Copies of the certificates- a) Proof of date birth: b) Proof of passing B.Sc. (General) or B.Sc. (Hons.) Examination or equivalent:
c) Mark sheets of all the examinations conducted by the University : d) A certificate from the employer sponsoring the candidate
is to be given on the prescribed form provided in the applications) In case of candidates from Scheduled Caste/Tribes, a
certificate in original from an approved district authority stating the Scheduled Caste/Tribe, to which the candidate belongs. A
list of approved authorities is given at para 2.11, must be enclosed.
5.
Write your address on acknowledgment card.
Last date for receipt of completed application Form is 14.07.2006 College is not responsible for any postal delay or loss.
Candidates must ensure for themselves that College receives the application on or before the due date. All applications
received after the due date stand rejected automatically.
3.15 SELECTION PROCEDURE
All eligible applicants for M.Sc. (Applied Physics ) will be required to take written test to be conducted by the college and also to
appear for an interview before a board comprising:
i)
Head of Physics Department in the College.
ii)
Professors andAsstt. Professors in the Department.
iii)
Heads of the Department ofApplied Mathematics andApplied Chemistry in the College.
iv)
Head of the Department of Electrical Engineering or his nominee.
All the eligible candidates will be informed of the syllabus for the written test which will be conducted on 25.07.2006 from 10
A.M. to 11 A.M. The candidates will be interviewed the same day at 2 P.M. The merit list of candidates for admission to M.Sc.
(Applied Physics) Programme will be prepared by apportioning the following weightage to their performance in the qualifying
examination (on the basis of which they have sought admission) and the written test and Viva Voce mentioned above.
Ph.D.
Max. Marks
Qualifying Examination aggregate
50
Written test
30
Viva Voce
20
Total
100
Note : i) Written test and Viva Voce are compulsory.
ii)
If any candidate fails to appear in the test, Interview /Viva Voce on the scheduled date, he/she will not be considered for
admission.
iii)
The list of selected candidates will be put up on the notice board of the Physics Department on 28.07.2006
iv)
Selected Candidates will be required to submit the original Certificate and pay fees at the time of admission upto 31.07.2006
v)
No admission will be made directly to second or higher year of the Programme.
vi)
Candidates securing less than 45% in the merit list will not be admitted.Admission will be made strictly in the order of merit.
vii) For purposes of merit, weightage of 5 marks will be given to candidates passing B.Sc. (Hons.) Programme in Physics from Delhi
University or equivalent examinations.
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Admission
application form by post must write on the top of the envelope "Request for Application Form for Ph.D. Programme", the request
4. Ph.D. Program
by post should reach the college on or before 17.07.2006 Requests received after that will not be entertained.
The college admits Full time scholars for a duration of 4 years. The areas in which the scholarships are available are given under
Last date for receipt of completed application form is 28.07.2006. College is not responsible for any postal delay or loss,
the various departments aregiven below:
candidates must ensure themselves that College receives the application on or before the due date. All the applications received
They are given below department wise.
a)
b)
c)
after the due date stand rejected automatically.
Electrical / Electronics & Communication / Computer Engineering Departments: Electrical Machines and Drives, Power
Systems, Control Systems, rower Electronics, Microwave Communication, DSP, Micro electronic Devices, VLSI/Fault-Tolerant
4.3 SELECTION PROCEDURE
Computing.
The eligible candidates will be called for personal interview in Delhi College of Engineering for which no TA/DA will be admissible.
Mechanical Engineering : Thermal Engineering, I C Engines, Turbo-machinery, Stress Analysis, Fluid Mechanics, Metal
The selection for full time Ph.D. Scholars will be made by the College Research Council comprising of the Principal, and all HODs.
Forming and Foundry Technology, Industrial and Technology Management, Flexible Manufacturing andAutomation.
The selected candidates will be required to pay the fees immediately.
Civil Engineering: Structural Engg., Structural Dynamics, Earthquake Engg. Water Resources Engg., Environmental Engg,,
Experimental Machinics.
d)
Applied Physics:
Material Science & Superconductivity, Thin-films, Fibre optics and Optical communication and
Quantum electronics.
e)
Applied Chemistry : Polymer Science & Technology, Material Science and Polymer Composites, Ion-exchange, Electro
Chemistry, Chemical Themodynamics.
f)
Applied Mathematics : Graph Theory, Information theory, Numerical simulation, Stochastic Processes, Neural Network,
Number Theory and Combinatorics, Relativistic cosmological Models, Algebra, Approximation theory.
g)
Humanities:Applied economics, engineering economics, labour market analysis, Techno-economic impact of education.
4.1. EDUCATIONALQUALIFICATIONS
The minimum eligibility conditions for the admission to Ph.D. Programme under the Faculty of Technology are as follows:
i)
For Engineering Disciplines:
Degree in Master of Engineering/ Master of Technology (ME/M. Tech.) in the appropriate, branch from a recognised
University/Institution, minimum 55% marks.
ii)
ForApplied Sciences:
Degree in Master of Science (M.Sc.) in the appropriate branch from a recognised University/Institution, minimum 55% marks.
4.2 PROCEDURE FOR OBTAININGAPPLICATION FORM
Prospectus of this college along with the application form can be obtained from Delhi College of Engineering, Bawana Road, Delhi-110
042 either in person or submission of a Demand Draft/ Pay Order of Rs. 500/- at the College counter, or by post on remission Rs. 600/- by
a Demand Draft/Pay Order, drawn in favour of the Principal, Delhi College of Engineering Delhi and payable at Delhi. No other mode
of payment is acceptable, the written request by post must indicate the following;
i)
Applicant's name and the address to which the application form is to be sent.
ii)
Details of payment Postal Order No. Place of issue Date of issue
iii)
Programmes for which the application form is sought. [Ph.D.]
iv)
Three slips of paper size 10 cm x 5 cm containing the address to which the application form is to be sent, candidates asking for
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5. IMPORTANT DATES
The Important dates connected with the admission process are:
Activity
M.E./M.SC.
Ph.D
Date of release ofApplication Forms for admission
23.06.2006
23.06.2006
Last date for requests forApplication Form by post to reach the College
03.07.2006
17.07.2006
Last date for receipt of completed forms to reach the College
14.07.2006
28.07.2006
Registration
31.07.2006
......
Teaching starts for First Semester
01.08.2006
On the day of registration, students are required to bring three passport size photographs for the identity card and
registration form.
6. MEDICALFITNESS
All fresh admissions will be provisional till approved by the University and shall be confirmed after candidates have been examined
medically according to the norms laid down by the college from time to time and found fit.
Students applying for admission to the College should, however, note that, various employment agencies in the Public Sector as well
as in the Private Sector and in Govt. Deptt. have prescried their own standards of medical fitness for engineering graduates seeking
employment in their organisations. Those who contemplate to seek employment in these organisations after their graduation should
verify for themselves if they satisfy these standards of medical fitness before they decide to join the college, so as to avoid
disappointment later. It should be clearly understood, however, that the college takes no responsibility whatsoever in this regard.
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B. TECH. PART-TIME
ADMISSION
b)
7. B. TECH. PART-TIME PROGRAMMES
One seat in each Programme for eligible candidates from amongst the staff of Delhi College of Engineering/ Netaji Subhas
Institute of Technology/ Industrial training Institutes and Polytechnics run by Government of Delhi. Such candidates shall also
The college admits the students for the following B. Tech Programmes of 4 years duration.
appear in the Entrance Examination and compete amongst themselves for a seat in each branch. Candidates applying for staff seat
Classes are held 6 days a week in the evening from 6.00 pm to 9.00 pm. Some classes may be scheduled for holidays and Sundays
should route their applications through the Principal/Director Technical Education, Govt. of NCT, Delhi in the case of
during the daytime.
Polytechnics/ITIs.
BRANCHES
INTAKE
c)
1.
B.Tech. (Electrical Engineering)
30
2.
B.Tech. {Electronics & Communication)
30
3.
B.Tech. (Mechanical Engineering)
30
4
B.Tech. (Civil Engineering)
30
TOTAL
120
3% of the total seats are reserved for Physically Handicapped. These 3% reservation may be allocated as follows:1% for persons
with low vision or blindness, 1% for hearing impaired, 1% for those with locomotor disability and/ or cerebral palsy.
7.3 SELECTION PROCEDURE
7.1 ELIGIBILITY CONDITIONS
A candidate seeking admission to a Programme of study for the degree of B. Tech. (Electrical /Electronics & Communication /
Selection will be made strictly on the basis of merit in a written test which will consist of Two Parts in one paper of 3 hours duration. The
first part will be common to all and the second part will be specific for each Programme.
The exact date for entrance examination and the application forms have already been advertised separately.
INFRASTRUCTURE & FACILITIES
Mechanical / Civil Engineering) must have passed
a)
A State Diploma Examination of 3 Years duration in corresponding branch or any other examination recognised as equivalent
thereto by the University of Delhi with a minimum aggregate of 55% (45% for Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe candidates).
b)
"After passing the said examination, a candidate must be in full time employment, training or apprenticeship in installation,
operation and maintenance or some other recognised field of work in an approved engineering works/organisation, located in the
National Capital Region, Delhi and contiguous industrial areas in the relevant branch of engineering for aperiod of not less than
one year on the 1st day of October of the year of Entrance Examination and should continue to be in employment for the entire
duration of the Programme."
Note : i) "Passing the said examination" will be construed to imply the date of last examination (Annual or otherwise) taken by
the candidate leading to Complete Fulfilment of the requirements for the award of three years' State Board Diploma.
ii)
The candidate must produce a "No Objection Certificate" in the prescribed form from the employer.
Note :The "No Objection Certificate" issued by the employer be renewed annually.
c)
The candidate must have attained 19 years of age before the First October of the year of admission.
d)
The candidate must appear in the B. Tech. Entrance Examination (Dates for which have already been notified) and selection will
be made on the basis of the merit in the Entrance Examination.
Note : i) No admission will be made after 31.08.2006.
ii) No admission will be made directly to the second or subsequent year of the Programme.
7.2
RESERVATIONS
The seats carry the following reservations:
a)
For Scheduled Castes candidates I5% and for Scheduled Tribes candidates 7.5% in each Programme.
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therewith Original Fee Receipt, Admission Slip failing which no refund will be admissible. The students shall apply for
security on production of Original Fee Receipt to the respective College/Institution to which the fee has been deposited at the
time of admission.
Fee Structure
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FEES Structure & Fee Refund Rules
Those applying for withdrawal of admission before 31.08.2006 will be refunded their dues at admissible rates given below.
Fee from Indian Students
S.
1
Item of Fee
B.E.
No
M.Tech.
Ph.D.
2
FT/PT
(Rs)
(Rs.)
(Rs.)
18,000/-
20,500/- 20,500/-
4,500/-
4,500/-
Total
22,500/-
25,000/- 25,000/-
Security Deposit (refundable)
5,000/-
5,000/-
5,000/-
250/-
FT 150/-
200/-
1
Govt. Of Component (Per annum)
2
Non Govt. Component (per annum)
(Co-curricularActivities, Training & Placement, Extra
4,500/-
3
If a student applies for withdrawal of admission on or before the last date of admission through first phase of counseling (i.e.
on or 31.07.2006, then a sum of Rs. 5,000/- will be duducted from the fee deposited the students.
If a student applies for withdrawl after first phase of counseling, but on or before the last date of closing of admission i.e
31.08.2006, then a sum of Rs. 10,000/- will be duducted from the fee deposited by the students.
If a student withdraws after last date of closing of admission, only the refundable security will be refunded.
However, the refundable dues will be paid only after 31.12.2006 once the admission formalities have been completely
frozen
curricularActivities,Annual Gathering, Students" Welfare,
Institutional Development, Misc. Expenditure on Unspecified
items (per annum)
3
(Payable only at the time ofAdmission)
4
University Fee
(i) Enrolment Fee payable only at the time of admission
PT 200/(ii)Development Fee (per annum)
300/-
150/-
(iii) Examination Fee & other fees (per annum)
2000/-
2000/-
Grand Total (Fee payable at the time of admission) in
30,050/-
300/-
FT 32300/- 30,500/PT 32350/-
Demand Draft
The fees are to be paid by Demand Draft . No Part payment will be accepted. No other mode of payment is acceptable.
Fee for foreign students (UG US$ 2900 + Rs. 4500 ( at the time of admission) + University Fee Rs. 2500/-)
Additional Payment by Foreign Students
University registration Fee and special fee from every Foreign student, seeking admission to a programme of study in DCE will
be charged at the rates given below:
Registration Fee (Payable to the University of Delhi)
1
Seeking admission to Graduate Programmes #
US $ 300
2
Seeking admission to PG Programmes *
US $ 400
3
Seeking admission to a Programm * leading to researach work
US $ 500
4
Special Fee (payable to the college), per student per year
US $ 100
#
Applicable To MHRD sponsored candidates. No direct admission is offered at the UG level by the institution.
*
NOC from MHRD is must. Candidates can directly apply to institutions for registration
All Deposit are payable in full on admission and the refundable securities are refunded only when the student leaves the
Institute after deducting all the dues as determined by the Institute. Security Deposit will be forfeited by the Institute, if
it is not claimed within three years of the candidates's ceasing to be on the rolls of the Institute and shall be deposited to
Govt.Account.
For refund of Security Deposit, the student should apply through the Director/Principal of the Institution he/she joins enclosing
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INFRASTRUCTURE & FACILITIES
• Library
• Computer Center
• Hostels
• Audotorium
• Sport
• Canteen
• Shopping Plaza
• Parking
• Medical Facilities
LIBRARY-CUM-KNOWLEDGE CENTRE
4.
"The Libraries should manage the knowledge in such a way that it reaches the user well before the formal demand is made"
Journals being the primary source of information are essential to supplement the research activities and are required regularly.Anumber
Libraries are backbone of any civilized society and heart of any academic institution. The library at Delhi College of Engineering also
acquires a prominent place among the students and faculty. Situated in a three storied centrally airconditioned Building spread over an
area of 5000 square metres, it is a central place for academic and research activities. The library has a well equipped conference hall with
JOURNALS/PERIODICALS SECTION
of foreign & Indian journals are being subscribed on-line to facilitate the on going research activities & to expand the areas of future
research activities. The online journals being subscribed includes IEL,ASME,ASCE Springer Link and JET.
5.
REPROGRAPHY SECTION
a seating capacity of 150 for academic discussions and reading rooms for 300 users at a time. The Library has a very rich collection of
relevant books and journals. The total collection of the library is more than 100 thousand in main library and 40 thousand in book bank.
Library expenditure on books, Journals and other infrastructure i.e. Computer hardware, software furniture etc. for financial year 20042005-2006 was Rupees one crore forty lakhs.
The Photocopying facility, Printing facility, Scanning, Spiral binding, Lamination etc. are provided to the students on payment basis
within the premises of the library.
6.
The library services at Delhi College of Engineering are provided to students, staff & faculty members for updating their knowledge and
supporting the research and teaching /learning activities.
CD-ROM ACCESS TO ENGINEERING & SCIENTIFIC DATABASE
Various CD-ROM database i.e. BIS, ASTM, El-index etc. are being subscribed. Apart from these databases, library also has agood
collection of books on CD-ROM and video recordings.
These services are provided through the central library and departmental libraries keeping in view the fast changes in technology.The
knowledge base of the library is updated regularly by way of adding new literature in the form of text books, reference books, reports,
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AUTOMATION OF LIBRARY & SERVICES
proceedings, abstracts & indexes, encyclopedias, data books, standards (National & International)Journals & database on CD-ROM.
To keep pace with ongoing technological changes it is essential that the library records are computerised and the future information is
Apart from adding the new literature, the basic literature is also procured for the new Programmes along with current one. Some new
obtained in digital format for making it accessible to the faculty & students at their work places which will not only save the time but
section and services are also being started to make the library services of ISO 9001 standard.
make the simultaneous access of information at the same time which is otherwise not possible in print formats. A well known Library
management software namely Libsys 4 is used for the automated library services. 45 Pentium IV machines are provided to facilitate the
retrieval of information through internet and intranet. The online PUBLIC ACCESS CATALOGUE (OPAC) of books,Journals CDs
and Videos available in the library is accessible to the users on intranet. Several useful resources on engineering and technology
available on internet have been identified and links are made available on the library home page.
These includes:
List of free on -line journals
The library being the member of consortia of INDIAN DIGITAL LIBRARY OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY (INDEST)
AND DEVELOPING LIBRARY NETWORK (DELNET) offers various facilities of member institutions through resource sharing. To
provide the efficient management, the constant vigil is kept on the activities of staff and users through Electronic Surveillance system
1.1
EXISTING GAPSERVICES AND SECTION
1.
BOOK BANK
having a 24 hours recording facility. To keep the library services automated, the following work are regularly carried out:
Data updation of Existing Collection/Records, Data Entry of New Arrivals, Bar Coding of Existing Collection/Records, Data Entry of
New Arrivals, Bar Coding of Membership Cards and Incoming Records/Documents, Procurement/upgradation of Hardware &
The College runs a Book Bank intended to assist students, from the economically weaker sections of society, by giving text books on
loan to deserving students for the whole academic semester according to the rules framed for the purpose.
The College also runs a Book Bank specially meant for Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe students who can borrow books from the
Bank for the whole academic semester according to the rules framed for this purpose.
Software Continuous Internet search for identification of new resources and subsequent updation of library home page.
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NEW SERVICES & SECTION TO BE STARTED
Text Book Section for Teachers
2. Text Book Section for Students with Reading Room
The Library plans to digitizes the old resources and rare books along with the Research papers of students and faculty to make them
2.
REFERENCE SECTION
accessible through institutions repository using the software compatible with open access initiative protocols. The identification of
A large number of Encyclopaedia, Handbooks , Standards, Reports, Proceedings, Abstracts & Indexes, Data Books, standards,
resources and rarebooks is already in progress Research papers are being collected from scholars.
(National & International) are available in the Library.
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ADDITIONAL READING SECTION
The library has a collection of good books on English and Hindi Literature for leisure reading.
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2.
COMPUTER CENTRE
DCE is having a well equipped centralized computer center to cater the
high profile students and faculty in the college. It is housed in a magnificent
State-of art building having specialized laboratories to provide variety of
platforms and computing environment for UG, PG and research students.
The center possesse number of Servers and over 120 Compaq Pentium-IV
computer systems. The center also has four SUN CAD workstations. The
center is fully networked through high-end intelligent CISCO switch, and
possess round the clock 2 Mbps lease line, ISDEN etc. internet facilities on
all the nodes. It is also having the latest versions of compilers, scientific,
technical and engineering software, training kits etc. for the students of
different branches of engineering. During 2005-2006, 150 Pentium - IV
have also been added in the center. College also possesses over 600 P-III
and P-IV and 6 server computer systems installed in various labs.
College is in the process of setting up campus LAN to extend these
facilities to each and every department, hostel, and canteen etc. in the
college. Another 200 Pentium-IV shall be added to the centre during 200607.
Computer programming is an integral part of BE/ME/MSc/PhD programs.
Besides computer center is also used for conduct of short term training
programs for staff and faculty.
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HOSTELS
Hostel accommodation for students on rolls will be allotted to full-time day
students by the College Hostel Committee. Application for hostel seats
should be submitted in the prescribed form. No ex-student shall be allotted
any hostel accommodation.
DCE is having 8 Boys's and 3 Girls hostels in the campus to
accommodate 1000 boys and 250 girls. These hostels are named as:
10. Gargi Hostel
11. Laxmibai Hostel
A new boy's hostel with 300 capacity and one girl's hostel with a
capacity 120 are under construction. The allotment of accomodation to
the boys and girls in the Hostel will be made on the following priority,
subject to availability of seats in the hostels:
i) The first preference for Hostel Accommodation for the 1st sem B.E.
student will be given to the out side Delhi Category. Those from out side
of Delhi, but studied in Delhi will be given hostel accommodation at par
with outside Delhi students provided they produce certificate for their
stay in hostels.
ii) Those within fifteen (15) km radius will not be provided Hostel
Accommodation and the others will get Hostel Accommodation as per
the distance in between the college and their Residence.
HOSTELFEE
AMOUNT IN Rs
1
Hostel Room Rent (Per Semester)
2
Electricity & W&ter Charges (Per Semester) 500/-
3
Hostel/Mess Establishment, Services
& Maintainance Fee (Per Semester)
500/-
4
Medical Fees (One time)
100/-
5
Mess Advance (Advance for 2 months)
2000/-
6
Mess Security Deposit (Refundable)
2000/-
7
Hostel Security Deposit (Refundable)
2000/-
8
Furniture Security (Refundable)
1000/-
Boys Hostels (8):
1. Bhaskaracharya Hostel
2000/-
Grand Total
10,100/-
Notes:
2. Sir C.V. Raman Hostel
3. Sir J.C. Bose Hostel
4. Varahmihir Hostel
1.
Hostel rent is payable in advance at the begninning of the
semester, "Rent" also includes furniture rent.
2.
Mess Advance for two months adjustable when the student
leaves the mess.
3.
Actual mess bill will be calculated on month to month basis. At
present it varies between Rs. 800/- per month to Rs. 1000/- per
month.
4.
All the hostel residents are required to vacate their rooms within
5. Sir Visversvaraya Hostel
6. Vivekanand Hostel
7. Subhas Chandra Bose Hostel (Type 1)
8. Chandra ShekharAzad Hostel (Type 4)
Girls Hostels (3)
9. Sister Nivediata Hostel
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one week of the last examination each year. The rooms will be
re-allocated at the beginning of the academic session.
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5.
Students who are required to stay in the Hostel beyond the first or
second term, for genuine reason, under special circumstances will
be allowed on payment of @ Rs. 600/- per month (Rent plus
elect/water charges).
6.
At any time during the Programme, a student may be required to
pay additional deposits or fees to cover increased cost.
7.
For all enquiries regarding Hostel accommodation, students
should contact the Hostel office in Transit hostel.
4.
AUDITORIUM
Construction of a multi-purpose and multi-hall auditorium is in full swing
and expected to be completed by t 2007.The auditorium shall have one
main hall of capacity 650 along with 3 seminar halls of capacity 100-250
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SPORTS
The students of Delhi College of Engineering are provided with excellent
facilities and encouraged to take part in the tournaments held in and around
N.C.R. Delhi, particulars, engineering institutions.
SPORTS FACILITIES
Delhi College of Engineering is having 400 m. track, ground for Football,
Hockey, Cricket, two courts for Volely ball, two courts for basketball,
three courts for Tennis and five courts for Badminton, Table Tennis rooms,
Chess Rooms, Carrom Rooms and Gyms are also available in the each
hostel of the college campus.
Sports council of Delhi College of Engineering has organized several
tournaments during 2005-2006 academic sessions.
Sports council of Delhi College of Engineering has organized several
tournaments during 2005-2006 academic sessions.
SPORTSARENA- 26 SEPT, 18 OCT, 2005
Sports Council of Delhi College of Engineering organized sports ARENA
-2005-06, during which inter Departmental competition took place in
various games i.e. Badminton, Basketball, Carrom, Chess, Cricket,
Footbal, Table Tennis, Tennis, Volleyball and Track & Field events. The
Best Departmental Running Trophy, was awarded to Electronics &
Communication Engineering Department.
MAULANA AZAD MEDICAL COLLEGE SPORTS : 7 - 11 SEPT.
2005
I.I.T KANPUR SPORTS MEET : 4 - 6 NOV. 2005
The College football (Men) Team won the Gold Medal and in the
Basketball won Silver Medal.
INTER HOSTELCARROMAND CHESS 8 - 10 FEB. 2006
Sports Council of Delhi College of Engineering organized Inter Hostel
Carrom and Chess Tournaments. In the carrom competion V.V.S Hostel got
second place and I-V Hostel won third place. V.V.S. Hostel got second
place and B.M.H. Hostel won third place.
6. CANTEEN
Two storey block is provided for college canteen which will become
functional in the current academic session. Separate space is provided for
boys & girls students and first floor is exclusively reserved for the faculty.
Most modern kitchen with appropriate facilities keeping hygiene in mind
have been provided in the Canteen.
7. SHOPPING PLAZA
A shopping plaza has been created in the canteen block itself where day to
day needs of students viz stationery, photocopy, PCO, Fax, souvenir, books
and general items will be available.
8. PARKING
Large space has been provided in front of all the academic blocks, within
the hostel and surrounding administration block for parking the vehicles.
Students and their parents must park their vehicles at the places earmarked
for parking.
9. MEDICALFACILITIES
The DCE is having a full-fledged 20 bed hospital block. Services of two
medical practioners are available to the students throughotu day and
evening. The college invites specialized medical practioners for ENT, Eye,
Dental care, Nutrition experts once a week. College is having tie-up with
several hospital for emergency. A large number of hospitals are in the
vicnity of the college; some of them are Saroj Hospital, Mahavir Hospital,
Jaipur Golden Hospital,Akansh nurshing home etc.
10.AMENITIES
The college is having an extension counter andATM of State Bank of India.
The college Basketball (Men) team won the Gold beating Maulana Azad
Medical College itself in the final. College Table Tennis Team bagged
silver medal.
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ACADEMICACTIVITIES
Delhi College of Engineering has taken initiatives to perform a dynamic
and vibrant role and has organized seminars and symposia in different
academic fields under its continued education program. The college has
organized following programs in recent past.
1.
“Entrepreneurship Development Program for Food Processing
Industries” was inaugurated by Hon'ble Minister of State for
Food Processing Industries, Governemnt of India Hon'ble Shr
Subodh Kant Sahai on March 1, 2006. The main theme of the
program were- (i) To motivate engineers and science graduates
to venture into Food Process Industry, (ii) To identify the
products as per availability of raw materials, (iii) To develop
technical competencies to establish FPIs, (iv) To prepare project
profile and DPRs for a FPI, (v) To create awareness about the
benefits from different Government agencies including banks,
FIs, GoI & Delhi State schemes on FPIs, (vi) To provide
knowledge for establishment, registration, taxation, finance,
CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
management and marketing food products, (vii) To emphasize
on Quality Certification, Quality assurance and Total Quality
Management (ISO 9000/14000, HACCP, GMP & GHP), (viii)
To encourage for global competition in International trade in
post WTO. The Important Speakers who delivered keynote
addresses and lead GDs include Prof. P.B.Sharma, Smt Rita
• Academic Seminar
• Professional Socities Activities
• College Cultural Fest
SenGupta, Er. Vinod Gupta, Sh. Viresh Chhabra, Sh. Nitin Seth,
Sh. Anil Srivastava, Prof. N.K.Chadha, Sh. K.K.Mehta, Sh.
R.K.Bansal, Sh. K.M.Nath, Dr. S.K.Saxena, Sh. Praveen Dang,
Sh Anand Madan, Sh. Shashi Bhushan, Sh. Manoj Jain, Sh
K.K.Jain, Sh. G.Suresh Babu, Sh Kahrbanda, Sh. Gagandeep
Singh Bedi, Prof. N.R.Chatterjee, Dr. V.K.Rastogi, Dr. Shiv
Kumar, Prof. F.C.Shukla, Dr sanjay Gupta, Prof. S.K.Garg,
Prof. Naveen Kumar, Sh R.k.jain, Sh. S.C.Sharma, Prof.
N.K.Jain and many others.
Prof. G.L.Verma, Head EDP Cell
and Dr. R.C.Sharma, Dean, Academics
coordinated the
program.
2.
“State of art Developments in Sports Engineering” the national
conference & curriculum development workshop was
inaugurated by Hon'ble Minister of Energy, Transport and
Education , Govt of Delhi Shri Haroon Yusuf on December 1416, 2004. The main theme were- (i) sports strategies and
techniques, (ii) biomechanics, (iii) sports material engineering,
(iv) food & nutrition to sportsman, (v) technology & processes
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in sports industry, (vi) drugs abuse & remedies, (vii) sports
employers look for in GEs, (v) Grey areas the GEs should
equipment design/ development, (viii) fluid dynamics in sports,
attempt to rectify to enhance their employability, and (vi)
(ix) measurement technique & robotics, (x) case-studies-
Strategies to strengthen the training programs. The Important
individual sports, (xi) computer & electronics in sports and (xii)
Speakers who delivered keynote addresses and lead GDs
performance optimization. The Important Speakers who
include Er. T.R.Dua, Director(CR) Bharti Telecom, Er.
delivered keynote addresses and lead GDs include Prof.
A.K.Saini, GM(HR)NDPL ,
P.B.Sharma, Prof. Karan Singh, Prof. D.K.Kansal, Prof.
Training, HCL Perrot, Mr. McCleen Ralphae, VP,
J.S.Naruka, Prof. A.S.Murti, Prof. H.C.Taneja, Prof. S.K.Singh,
D.Goldar, Principal. More than 300 students participated in the
Prof. P.R.Bose and many others.
program, which is coordinated by Prof. O.P.Sharma, Head T&P
More than 250 faculty
members from various engineering colleges & Universities
participated in the program. Prof. R.C.Sharma, Dean,
5.
Center of Excellence of Techno-entrepreneurship Development
organized "Entrepreneurship Motivation Program" during April
Dr A.K.Sivastava, Director Physical Education was the
17-19, 2003, and October 31-November 2, 2003. The programs
organizing Secretary of the program.
focused on Techno-entrepreneurship in new age; Role Models
“ Engineering Education Tomorrow- Challenges & Prospects”
& case studies; Qualities of a successful entrepreneur; Setting
on May 21-22 , 2004 was organized to focus on (i) creating an
achievable goals; Knowing strengths & weaknesses; Inculcate
aenterprising spirit and enabling environment for technology
initiatives & risk taking capacity; Responsive to feedback;
incubation, (ii) curriculum innovation in engineering UG & PG
Promote innovation & creativity; Time management, quality
program, (iii) Fostering inter-disciplinary engineering and team
orientation; Profits & losses; and Good communicative skills.
work, (iv) world class learning environment for engineering and
The program was attended by 180 students of the college of
technology education, (v) engineering institutions as
different branches of engineering. Dr. K.P.Nyati, Head, CII; Dr.
knowlwdege enterprise, (vi) changing profile and job
D.K.Baxi, HRM, Luxur Parkar;
responsibilities of engineers of tomorrow, (vii) technology
President, ICA; Er. G.S.Batra, MD NUCON; Er. P.Prabhakar,
solutions for e-learning, (viii) synergic partnership between
MD, ECO; Prof. N.K.Chadha, Delhi Univ.; Dr. R.C.Sharma,
institutions, industries and R&D organizations, (ix)
DCE delivered keynote addresses during the program. The EMP
professional ethics and values for engineers, (x) emerging area
was coordinated by Dr. G.L.Verma and Dr. R.C.Sharma.
in technical education and (xi) globalization for technical
education, GATT implications. The Important Speakers who
delivered keynote addresses and lead GDs include Prof.
R.S.Nirjar, President, ISTE, Dr. R. Natrajan, Chairman AICTE,
Dr. Ashoka Chandra, Prof. Khanna, Former Chairman AICTE,
Prof. C.S.Jha, Dr. H.P.Sinha, Dr. Ranjit Singh and many others.
More than 120 faculty members from various engineering
colleges participated in the program, which is coordinated by
Prof. R.C.Sharma,Dean, academics. This program being
organized as a part of ISTEAnnual Day celebrations.
4.
Prof.
department and Dr. R.C.Sharma, Dean, academics.
Academics & Chairman Sports Council was the Chairman and
3.
Ms. Hema Malhotra, Head-
6.
Sh. Pankaj Mahendroo,
Orientation Program for the faculty members of Engineering &
Technology Institutions was organized during September 16-17, 2003
under the guidance and leadership of Prof. P.B.Sharma, Principal. The
program focused on Quality Technical Education, IT in Technical
Education, Problem Solving Capabilities, Laboratory Excellence, Self
Development, Communication Skills, Innovation & creativity in TE,
Motivation & Leadership, Educational Utilities Standardization,
Research Culture at UG level, Engineering Education tomorrow. 125
newly recruited teachers from various engineering colleges participated
in the orientation program. Hon'ble Dr. K.Venkatasubramanian,
"Enhancing Competitive Edge of Graduating Engineers: A
Member, Planning Commission, Prof. N.R.Chaterjee, Former Dean,
Corporate world Perspective" on August 30, 2003 was
FMS, Sh. R.S.Sethi, IAS Pr. Secretary, DTTE, Prof. S.K.Khanna,
organized by the Department of Training & Placement focusing
Former Chairman, AICTE, . Prof. P.B.Sharma, Principal, DCE, . Dr.
on (i) HR requirement of corporate world, (ii) Opportunities for
H.P.Sinha, Ex. Secretary, ISTE, Prof. A.Moubeen, Dean JMI, Prof.
GE for employment, (iii) Projected growth of employment for
N.K.Chadha, Delhi Univ,
GEs in future, (vi) Professional skills & personality traits that
Advisor, RGTU, Prof. B.P.Singh, Former Dean, DSE, Dr. A.N.Saxena,
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Prof. V.K.Sethi, RGTU, Col P.M.Das,
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WAPS, Er. Suresh Gupta, PBIV, Prof. Pramod Kumar, Prof. A.K.De,
two of the most looked-forward to events of the year being held on
Prof. R.C.Sachdeva and Dr. O.P.Sharma delivered keynote addresses
October 24th 2005. While SPAVe (Students' Professional Awareness
during the program. Dr. R.C.Sharma and Er. Naveen Kumar
Venture) saw students from all over competing in an exciting
coordinated the program.
entrepreneur hunt; Panache-the multimedia quiz, brought in the
Professional Societies at DCE:
best quizzers from the city fiercely competing with each other for the
coveted title of the Panache champions of the year. SPAVe was judged
Delhi College of Engineering is the only institution in India having 6
by eminent experts from the world of academics and industry alike.
Students' Chapters of International Professional Societies in
Engineering, which include IEEE Students Chapter, IEE Students
Chapter, SAE Students Chapter, ASME Students Chapter, ASHRAE
Students Chapter, SEM Students Chapter. In addition, Students
Chapters of Computer Society of India (CSI); Society of Construction
& Civil Engineers (SOCCE), National Foundation of
Engineers(NAFEN); Society of Polymer Engineers & Chemical
Technologists(SPECT); Indian Society of Environment
Engineers(ISEE) are highly dynamic and vibrant. These students'
chapters play pivotal role in developing organizational skills,
professional aptitude and team spirit in the students, transparent
interface and intimate partnership with the industries, and academic,
professional and R&D interactions with the other academic institutions.
Troika-2006, the flagship event of the IEEE student branch was held
from February 13th-16th 2006. In continuation with its tradition of
excellence the event was successful in attracting inter-national
participation, widespread media coverage, industry support and
accolades from the academicians and students alike. While Troika saw
its regular favorites such as Brainwave (hardware comptt.), Envision
(software comptt.), Technovision (paper presentation) and Bits-nBytes (programming comptt.) held with the usual enthusiasm, the
event also saw new events such as Junkyard (resource utilization)
and Design-PRO (creative design comptt.) and TechNICHE make
their debut in the list of events and go on to become instant hits. RADIX
(the robotics challenge) was popular as was the overnight
programming comptt. which attracted international participation from
TRIOKA-2006
as far as Germany, USA etc. TRIGGER, the annual souvenir of Troika
The IEEE Student Branch at DCE is one of the oldest and largest
was also released during this time. The final day of Troika witnessed
technical societies in the college and was involved in the organization of
workshops on latest Sun technologies conducted by experts from Sun
several events throughout the year which attracted nationwide
Microsystems, Silicon Valley, USA in addition to technical seminars
participation and appreciation from the students, faculty and industry
and presentations conducted by industry giants such as Freescale
alike. Besides its landmark endeavors i.e. Techweek, Repertoire and
semiconductors, Perot systems etc.
Troika, the year 2005-06 saw IEEE associated with the organization of
Mr. Rajat Garg, the Chairman of IEEE students chapter has won Larry
programming competitions, seminars, workshops and quizzes,
K. Wilson award for the best student chairman for the year 2002. Prof.
amongst other events.
P. K u n d u g o t t h e B e s t b r a n c h C o u n s e l l o r a w a r d .
Techweek 2005, was held between 7th-10th September 2005. Every
http://www.dcetech.com got 2nd prize for best branch website in Asia
year, Techweek is organized to inculcate a technical demeanor and to
Pacific region.
enhance industry ready technological skills to students by the unique
TATVA-2006
concept of seniors and industry professionals teaching juniors. This
year was no different, with wide support from the student community at
large, the industry and illustrious alumni of Delhi College of
Engineering. There were workshops conducted on Dot NET, Linux,
Animation, Hardware Assembly and networking etc. and interactive
sessions with Mr.Vinod Dham, the father of the Pentium Chip and
Mr.Sanjiv Ahuja, CEO, Orange SA. IOTA, the annual technical
newsletter of the IEEE student branch was also released during
Techweek and the event was also covered in leading national dailies.
TATVA-2006- the technical festival jointly organized by the students of
department of polymer science and chemical technology, and
department of biotechnology during February 9-13, 2006. TATVA-06
has carved its niche with the academic and technical support of the
finest experts in the city of Delhi in the area of Polymer Technology and
Biotechnology: Dr. A. Sivathamu Pillai, Shri Mahavir Jain, Smt.
Rashmi Bhargava, Dr. B.D. Malhota, Dr Baldev Singh, Shri
C.M.Gandhi, Dr, Gopal Bhatia, Dr. P.K.Kaickar, Dr. U.K.Swaroop,
Prof. A.K.Maitra, Shri U.N.Behera, Dr. Rajeev Varshney, Dr. Meenu
Repertoire, IEEE's management festival saw SPAVe and Panache,
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Sethi Sachdeva, Dr. A.Bhowmick, Dr. Ish Walia, Shri Sanjeev Varshney,
folders, glue and pins were provided to participants to design and build a
Shri Rakesh Sachdeva, Shri Subodh Gupta and many more, who have
model of a bridge on given span and width. Epitome, the simulation event
very kindly agreed to become the harbinger to spread the innovative state-
and Atelier- ProE design competition were the other events, which took
of art knowledge in the fields to the students who have become the part of
place on day three. Papyrus- the paper presentation that was held on day 4
this tech-fest at DCE. The support received from the industry professional
received a staggering 105 abstracts coming from all over the country.
both in the form of hymn-book on industrial practices and modernization,
Vivre, which was also held on day 4, made students aware about the
and how to become an intimate and integral part of it, and also the financial
importance of Life Cycle Assessment. In Robotica, which was held for the
resources to augment the grandeur of TATVA-06, and prizes, scholarships,
first time, participants had to make legged Robots and race them against
gift hampers and medals for the winners, is highly appreciable and
each other.
commendable.
TATVA-06 is being participated, experienced,
deliberated, and filliped by the large number of engineering and science
colleges of not only Delhi but from other parts of India. Assimilation of
variety of technical thinking, exchange of latest knowledge, exhibition of
innovative skills, and sharing of creative design and processes will be
parleyed during the 7 days long tech-fest. Above all the synthesis of
polymer technology and biotechnology shall be discussed and deliberated
which will have very vital impact on the expansion of these two important
Panorama, the students-industry-academia interface, with the theme,
“Engineering Tomorrow” was addressed by Professor Aricaswamy,
Professor Charles Schotten and Mr. Aggarwal- Maruti Udyog Limited.
Prof Goldar and Prof Maji spoke about the achievements of SEM and SAE
student's chapters respectively at the concluding session. Innova-2006
received wide media coverage and was very well supported by the industry
with sponsorship from Apollo Tyres, ACC, NTPC and University of
Warwick.
areas of technical activities of modern era. The success of TATVA-06 is
attributed to the extremely innovative team of Ashish K. Sabharwal, Anuj
DCEAnnual Cultural Festival- ENGIFEST-2006
Bhargava, Divya Mittal, S. Anuradha, Rahul Gupta, Ankit Gupta, Abhinav
The annual cultural festival Engifest-2006 with the theme,” Spirit of
Jain, Anupam Chatterjee, Abhinay Khirwal, Kumar Vikramjit, Jagpreet
Indian Culture” was held during
and many more.
inaugurated by Mr. Oscar Fernandez, Hon,ble Minister of State,
INNOVA2006
Government of India who emphasized on the need of these cultural
March 1st to 5th , 2006. It was
activities in an engineering institution.
INNOVA'06- the most vibrant tech-fest of Mechanical, Production, Civil
and Environmental Engineering departments was held during February
15-19, 2006 SAE-DCE and SEM-DCE jointly organized the program.
Students of 56 engineering college from all over the country participated in
this 5 day long technical festival. Inaugurated Mr. Dhave, GM Maruti, the
Under the leadership of Mr.
Shashank Jaiswal , President students Council the ENGIFEST-2006 begin
with the Kavi Sammelan in which the famous poets Ashok Chakradhar,
Rajesh Chetan, Om Prakash Aditya, G.S.Solanki, Pawan Dikshit,
Mahendra Ajanabi and many more recited their poems starting on March 1
at 8.00 p.m. till 2.00 a.m. on March 2.
participants were addressed by Dr. B.D.Pathak, Prof S. Maji HOD
Mechanical engineering, Prof D. Goldar, Advisor SEM DCE and Prof P.R.
The participants of ENGIFEST-2006 were enthralled by the lightening
Bose, HOD Civil Engineering.
performance of the Rock Band INDIAN OCEAN. In L&T-Srishti, artists
performed various activities like Body painting, sketching, collage
The events started on 16th February with Eureka- the business plan
competition, in which the students had to give a business plan for
marketing a product of their choice. Rags to Riches, the Stock market
simulation game was also held. Obelix, the Concrete Cube Testing, was
held in concrete technology lab, in which students had to build a concrete
cube of desired strength. Atelier-AutoCad design contest, held at the
computer center was very well received by the students. Junkyard
making etc. Nautanki on the theme of Oil conservation Sponsored by
ONGC was the Major attraction. The event like Fashion show,
Choreography , Solo dance and War of DJs saw the participation of more
than 6000 students from varios college like NIFT, LHMC,NSIT, MAMC,
UCMS, MAIIT etc. Manish Kumar Vice President Students Council and
the students organizers- Vicky, Manan Umar, Ashish, Rohit, Amit dahiya,
Rishabh, Saurabh , Bikramjeet, Sonal, Karan etc.
Challenge was the start attraction for the day. In this the participants had to
build a mechanical cart literally from junk.
On 3rd day, Paradigm- the bridge building contest was held. Manila
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UNIVERSITY OF DELHI SCHOLARSHIPS
Following scholarships are awarded annually by the University of Delhi.
i)
Pandit Man Mohan Nath Dhar Scholarship, not exceeding two in number, of the value of Rs. 100 p.m. each to the deserving
and needy students studying in the University in the undergraduate classes.
ii)
Inder Kohli Anand Kohli Scholarships, two in number, each of the value of Rs. 100 p.m. to the needy and deserving students
who pass the Senior School Certificate Examination, New Delhi, or equivalent in first division and join any one of the first
degree Programmes in the Faculty of Technology.
iii)
Man Mohan Krishaa Kaul Scholarships, each of the value of Rs. 100 p.m. to the deserving and needy students who join the
first year of the B.E. Elect/Electronics/Mech./Civil Programmes. The number of scholarships is likely to vary from year to
year.
iv)
Smt. Savitri Agnihotri Scholarships, two in number of the value Rs. 100 p.m. each to the needy and deserving students who
join 1st degree Programme in any branch in the Faculty of Technology in Delhi College of Engineering (income ordinarily not
exceeding Rs. 750 p.m.)
2.
SCHOlARSHIPS & AWARDS
UNIVERSITY OF DELHI MEDALS
The following gold medals are awarded by the University of Delhi:
i)
President of India Dr. Shankar Dayal Sharma Gold Medal :Awarded by the University to a student adjudged as the best student
of the year on basis of the highest proficiency including conduct, character, academic excellence, extra-curricular activities &
social service.
ii)
L. Jogeshwar Nath Gold Medal: To the best candidate in Technical Education.
iii)
Rai Sahib Pt Shri Ram Sharma Memorial Gold Medal : To the candidate who obtains the highest percentage of marks amongst
successful candidates for the B.E. Civil Engineering Examination obtaining a first class.
iv)
Shri D.V. Kohli Memorial Medal : To the best candidate who secures the highest percentage of marks amongst successful
candidates for the B.E. Electrical Engineering Examination obtaining a first class.
v)
Engineering Projects India Ltd. Gold Medal: To the best candidate who secures highest marks in the B.E. (Electronics &
Communication) Examination.
vi)
Babu Ganpat Rai Gold Medal: To the best candidate from amongst the successful candidates for all the M.E.
Elect./Mech./Civil Engineering Examinations taken together in a particular year.
vii)
Priyank Devetia Gold Medal: To the M.E. (Civil) student who secures highest marks with first division.
3.
UNIVERSITY OF DELHI PRIZES
Foundation Prize: To the best candidate who secures the highest marks in the total of two papers in optional groups at the B.E.
(Mechanical Engineering) Examination.
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DCE MEDALS
The following medals are awarded by the College at the College Degree Distribution Ceremony.
i.
Lt. Governors Gold Medal awarded to an outgoing student of final year adjudged as the best student of the year on the basis of
all round performance.
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ii.
Chief Minister Gold Medal awarded to outgoing student of final year adjudged as the best student on the basis of best
academic performance.
iii.
Principal Gold Medal awarded to the outstanding performer of B.Tech. (Part-time) student,
iv.
Dr S.P. Luthra Gold Medal awarded to the best performer in Mechanical/Electrical Engineering from amongst the
graduates of the year. it.
v.
Prof. J.N. Moudgill Gold Medal awarded to the best performer in Mechanical/Electrical/Civil Engineering from amongst
die graduates of the year.
vi.
Prof. V.P. Bhatnagar Gold Medal awarded to the best performer in M.Sc. (Applied Physics).
vii.
Prof. Arun Kumar Memorial Gold Medal awarded to the best performer in Civil Engineering from amongst the graduates
of the year.
viii.
IEEE-P. Kundu Gold Medal awarded to an out going student each of Electrical/Electronics & Communication and
Computer Engg. whose performance is adjudged as best in Industrial Practical Training.
ix.
IEEE-P. Kundu Cash Award : Rs. 1000/- and Rs. 500/- award to final year Electrical Engineering Students who reserve
hight and record hight makes in PowerApparatives-1 and Power apparentis-II papers combined.
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6.
DCE SCHOLARSHIPS
1)
Every student admitted to M.E. full time Programme will be awarded a Scholarship of Rs.5000/- p.m from the date of
admission or commencement of instructions whichever is later, for a maximum period of 24 months subject to the rules made
SmL Jagdamba Devi Shukla Gold Medal awarded to an outgoing female student of final year who secures highest marks in
B.E. Programmes irrespective of any branch of engineering.
in this respect. Qualifying in GATE is essential. These students will be required to undertake 8 to 10 hours per week related to
Pt. C.L. Shukla Gold Medal awarded to an outgoing male student of final year who secures highest marks in B.E.
Programmes irrespective of any branch of engineering.
and maintenance of laboratories, assistance in research and development activities undertaken by faculty members,
xii.
Rohit Lakhani Gold Medals awarded to engineering drawing topper of the 1st Semester and aggregate topper of the 1st
Semester respectively.
10,000/-contingent grant per annum.
xiii.
DCEAlumni Gold Medal for the topper of B.E. (EC) of Delhi College of Engineering.
5.
DCE PRIZES & SCHOLARSHIPS
1)
Raj Soin Scholorships : Two Raj Soin Scholorships (covers full tuition fees + US $ 10,000- p.a.) for MBA at Raj Soin
college of Business, Wright State University, Ohio, USA, awarded each year to meritorius B.E. final year students on merit
come means criteria. Final selection of award is made by Wright State University
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2)
3)
4)
teaching and research activity as assigned to him by the institute. This could include tutorials, laboratory classes, development
maintenance and operation of computers and other central facilities, assistance in library etc. They are also entided to Rs.
2)
Every student admitted to Ph.D. full time Programme will be awarded a Scholarship of Rs. 7000/- p.m. if he holds M.E./ M.
Tech and Rs. 6000/- p.m. if he holds M.Sc degree, from the date of admission, for a maximum period of 48 months subject to
the rules made in this respect. These students will be required to undertake teaching assistance of B.E. classes to a maximum
Prof.J.B. Pd. Tripathi Memorial Scholarship of Rs. 24007- awarded each year to a student who has scored the highest marks
in Chemistry in first year BE Programmes at DCE.
Sarita Kalra Scholarship of Rs. 1800/- once in a year is awarded to those 1st Semester students of the college who obtain
the highest marks in Electronics & Communication, Elect. Engg., Mech. Engg., Prod. & Ind. Engg. and Civil Engg. branch)
Radhe Shyam Goel Memorial Prize (2 Nos.) of Rs. 500/- each awarded to die best performer in B.E.(Elect) and B.E.
(Electronics & Communication).
Shri Ram Chandra Goela Memorial Prize (2 Nos.) of Rs. 500/- each to be given in the form of books to the best performer in
final year B.E. (Mechanical) and B.E. (Computer). Recipients of prizes should be from rural background. Any amount
pertaining to refund of fee, stipend, Merit Scholarship, Merit-cum- Means Scholarship, prizes, if not claimed by the
students within the prescribed period, will be remitted back to the Pay and Accounts Officer concerned and the same will
not be re-drawn whatsoever the reason may be. Recipients of Medals and Prizes of the previous year are given at the end.
extent of 8 to 10 hours per week. They are also entitled to annual contingent grant.
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FINANCIALASSISTANCE FOR OTHER SOURCES
1)
Some limited financial assistance is made available by University Grants Commission to really needy students towards mess
charges, fees, books, clothing, etc. This is disbursed on the recommendations of a Committee set up for the purpose in the
college.
2)
Students are also entitled to the scholarships offered by the respective State/Union Territories under the National Scholarship
Scheme of the Government of India.
3)
Students may also apply to the respective State Government, wherever applicable, for loans for pursuing their studies.
8.
IMPORTANT ACADEMIC RULES
1.
Every student should always carry on person the Identity Card to be supplied by the Institution on submission of two copies of
Photograph (passport size/front pose} immediately after admission and re-endorsed each session. This will help him/her
5)
1959 Class Scholarship of Rs. 10,000/- awarded to one student, each of I, II, III & IV year.
establish his/her identity on public transport, for drawing prizes and scholarships, for receiving money orders and postal
6)
Daulat Ram Mehndiratta Scholarship of Rs. 10,000/- awarded to the students each year, who secured ** highest marks in
PCM aggregate in the Senior Secondary Exam, and whose parents income does not exceed Rs. 12,000/-per month.
articles etc.
7)
Association of 1969 Civil Engg. batch DCE scholarship of Rs. 12,000/- awarded each year to four students of Civil Engg.
on merit basis.
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2.
Every student must keep at least 75 percent attendance separately in Lectures including tutorial, and practical classes.
For assessing the candidate, periodical tests, assignments and quizzes are conducted. In case of B. Tech/M.E./M.Sc. (Applied
Physics) Programmes, these marks constitute years work marks.
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For B. Tech/M.E./M.Sc. (Applied Physics) Students
If the attendance requirement is not met with and/or the minimum years work marks are not secured even in one subject, the
student will be detained in the same class. He/she will have to study the semester/year again whenever taught.
For B. E. Students
The registration of the student stands cancelled if he/she fails to keep the attendance requirement. There are no separate year
work marks in case of B.E. students in the new examination scheme in force since 1990-91 session. In this scheme, the
candidate is required to score a minimum of 40 percent marks in each subject failing which he is to reappear in that subject as
and when offered. He is further required to abide by the rules and regulations governing the new examination scheme.
3.
Educational tours to factories, mills, workshops and the other places of interest are arranged periodically and government
also contributes to some extent towards the travelling expenses of the students. As these tours are of great educational value, it
is compulsory for every student to undertake them according to the programme fixed by the institution. On return, a
comprehensive report on the tour is to be submitted by the student.
4.
Disciplinary action will be taken against any student using unfair means in examination/tests.
5.
The name of the institution depends on students and their conduct in class rooms, play field, functions, hostels and in
public places. If any student falls short of gentlemen's code of conduct anywhere, the Principal will enforce discipline
by imposing appropriate penalties including rustication from the college.
6.
During practical training all students should maintain a day-to-day record of their work and observations in the prescribed
Practical Training Diary.
7.
At the time of admission every student shall be required to sign a declaration. "I submit myself to the disciplinary jurisdiction
of the Vice- Chancellor and the several authorities of University, who may be vested with authority to enforce discipline under
theAct, the Statutes, the Ordinances and the rules that have been framed by the University".
Admission to the College implies acceptance by the student and by his/her parents/guardian of all provisions given in the
College prospectus, University Calendar or any changes in University /College rules, regulations, statutes, ordinances,
examination schemes, syllabi, fee, etc. that may be made from time to time.
8.
A student who has been admitted to the B.E. PROGRAMME will have to acquire atleast 25 credits by the end of two
semesters failing which he will be required to discontinue the studies.
9.
Every student is required to submit a typed copy of his/her project report/thesis /dissertation with illustrations as required for
various University Examinations. This will remain the property of the Institution.
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FACULTY
THE FACULTY
Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering
Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Information Technology
PROFESSORS
Ashok Bhattachrya
(Digital Electronics)
D.Roy Choudhary
(Electronics & Control System)
M.Tech., DIRE, Ph.D, LMISTE (India)
SR.M.I.E.E.E. (USA), F.I.E.T.E (India)
M.Tech., D.Phil., M.I.E.E.E. (U.S.A.)
HOD (EC)
Prof. P.B.SHARMA
Ph.D. (B'ham), FIE, FAeroS, FWAPS, PRINCIPAL
P R Bose
H. C. Taneja
Parmod Kumar
(Instrumenttation & Control)
Asok De
(Communication & Microwave)
B.Sc. (Engg.) M.E. Ph.D.)
B.E. Tel. E., M.E. Tel. E., Ph.D. F.I.E., F.I.E.T.E.
HOD (EE)
Goldie Gabrani
(Digital Electronics)
B.E. M.Tech., Ph.D.
Dean (IRD)
Dean (Academic)
HOD (COE & IT)
K.L. Deori
A. Trivedi
ASSISTANT PROFESSORS
Ph.d
Murlidhar Kulkarni
(Optical Commn. & Microprocessors)
N.K. Jain
(Power System)
B.E.., M.Tech., Ph.d LMISTE
B.Sc. MIE (I), MISTE
Dean (CEP)
Dean (Student's Welfare
K. Singh
R C Sharma
Administrative Officer
Dean (IC & EMS)
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Head Computer Centre
Incharge- B.Tech Program
Madhusudan Singh
(Control & Instrumentation)
O.P. Verma
(Microwave Engineering)
B.Sc. (Engg.) M.E. (Hons) MIE (I), MIETE (I)
B.E., M.Tech.
LMISTE
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Prem R.Chandha
(Electronics & Communication)
Pragati Kumar
(Control & Instrumentation)
B.E. (Hon.), M.tech.,
Sr. MIEEE (U.S.),
FIETE(L) (I),
LMISTE (I), FIE (I),
SMCSI(L)
M.Tech.
Rajesh
(Elect. Comm. Engg)
Narendra Kumar
(Power System)
B..E. M. Tech., MIE (I)
B.Sc. Engg., Engg., Ph.D., MISTE,
MIE (I), MSSI
Vishal Verma
(Power Electronics)
Rajni Jindal
(Computer Software)
N.S. Raghava
(Electronics & Comm.)
M.C.A.
B.E., M.S.
MISTE (L)
P.K. Attrey
(Computer Engineering)
Priya Mahajan
(Power system)
B.Tech., M.S.
M.E.
Rachna Garg
(Control & Instrumentation)
Ram Bhagat
(Control & Instrumentation)
M.Tech.
B.Tech., M.E.
M.Tech.
LMISTE
LECTURERS
Bharat Bhushan
(Control & Instrumentation)
Narendra Kumar
(Power System)
M.Tech.
BSc., Engg., M.Sc. (Engg.), Ph.D.,
Jeebanda Panda
(Applied Electronics)
Rajeshwari Pandey
(Electronics & Communication)
Suman Bhowmick
(Electrical Machines))
B.Tech., M.E.
M.E. LISTE
S.T. Nagarajn
(High Voltage Engineering)
S. Indu
Neeraj Kumar Bhagat
(Control System)
B.Sc. (Engg.) M.E. (Hons) MIE (I), MIETE (I)
B.E. M.E
B.Tech., M.Tech
LMISTE
BSc. (Engg.), M.Tech.
LMISTE
AMIE (I), LMISTE
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DEPARTMENT OF MECHNICAL, PRODUCTION & INDUSTRIAL ENGINEEING
Rajiv Kumar
(Computer Engineering)
Daya Gupta
(Computer Software)
B.E., M.E.
M.Sc.(Maths),
Post Msc. Diploma (Computer Sc.),
Ph.D., Member CSI
Duli Chand Meena
(Electrical Engg.)
Ramjee Lal Meena
(Power Quality)
B.E., M.E.
B.E., M.Tech (IITK)
PROFESSORS
Sagar Maji
(Thermal Engineering, IC Engines)
C.K. Dutta
(Welding Technology)
B.E., M.Tech, Ph.D.
B.E., M.Tech., Ph.D. (IIT)
MSAE Int.
LMISTE, LMISTAM, MIIW
S.K. Garg
(Industrial Engg)
M.Tech., Ph.D. (IITD)
LMISTE, LMINVEST
Alok singh
( Electronics & Communication)
Assistant Professors
B.D. Pathak
(Turbo Machinery)
B.E., M.Tech,
D.S. Nagesh
(Production Engineering)
B.Sc. (Engg.), M.Sc. (Engg.)
B.E., M.Tech. (Production),
Ph.D. (IITD), ELE (India)
PGDPM, MISTE
Programmers
S.K. Saxena
(Computer)
Manoj Sethi
(Computer)
M.Sc., M.E., PGDCA, Ph.D.
M.Sc., PGDCM
MISTE, MCSI, CPF(I)
J.S. Kalra
(Flexible Manufacturing system)
Naveen Kumar
(Thermal Engineering)
B.Sc., B.E. (Hons.), M.Sc. Engg.)
M.Tech.
M.I.E. (I), MISTE
V.K. Sethi
(Kinematics, M/C Design)
R.S. Mishra
(Thermal Engg., Solar Energy)
B.Sc. (Engg.), M.Sc. (Engg.)
B.Tech., Ph.D., (IITD),
FIWRS, FNEE, FGPI, FIE
FIEE (I), FUWAI, FIGS
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Samsher
(Power Plant, Turbo Machinery)
Vipin
(Production Engineering)
Reeta Wattal
(Production Engineering)
R.C. Singh
(Production Engineering)
B.Tech., M.Tech Ph.D.
B.E. (Mech.), M.Tech., (Prod.)
B.E., M.Tech., MISME
B.E. M.E., LMISTE
MISTE, MIIW
Raj Kumar Singh
(Applied Mecanic)
Vishwa Kamal
(Design Engg.)
B.E., M.Tech.
B.E., M.Tech (IITK)
S.R. Kuchchwaha
(Thermal Engg.)
B.B. Arora
( Thermal Engineering)
B.E. M.E. Ph.D
B.E., M.E.,
MISTE., MISME, MISHMT, MIE
Rajiv Chaudhary
Ranganath M.Singari
(Industrail Production Engineering)
M.Tech. (Hons.), MSAE
B.E.
LMISTE
MSAE, LMISTE, LMISME, FMNAFE
Ashok Kumar Madan
(CAM/ Automation)
Vijay Gautam
(Manufacturing)
M.Sc. (Engg.), M.Sc.AMI (London)
A.K.Pratihar
Thermal Engineering
Atul Kumar Agrawal
M.E.
B.E., M.E.,
M.Tech.
Akhilesh Arora
M.Tech.
LECTURERS
Amit Pal
(Automatic Engg.)
P.V. Ram Kumar
(Thermal Engg.)
B.E. (Mech.), M.E. (Mech.)
FOREMAN INSTRUCTORS
B.E. M.E.
Deepa Sharma
(Production & Industrial Engg.)
R.K. Singh
(Industrial Metellurgy)
B.E., M.Tech,
B.E., M.E.
V. Jeganathan
(Production Engineering)
P.K. Jain
(Production Engineering)
B.E. M.E. PFGMM, LMISTE, LMISME
B.E., M.E., DBM
MISTE
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N. Yuvraj
(Porduction Engineering)
V.K. Minocha (on lien)
(Water Resources)
Rakesh Kumar
(Fluid Machanics)
B.E.
B.E, M Tech (IITK)
M Tech, Ph.D.
MISH
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL & ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING PROFESSORS
Anil Kumar Sahu
(Geotechnical Engg. & Concrete Technology)
G.P. Awadhiya
(Structures)
ME, ASCE, MIGS, AMIE, MISRMTT,
Dulal Goldar
(Structural Engg.)
Pratima Rani Bose
(Structure & Earth Quake Engg.)
MISCMS, Chartered Engg. &
M.Tech.
Concrete Technology
B.E., M.Sc. Engg.
B.E., ME, Phd (IITD),
MSEM(US), LMISCMS, LMISWE
LFISET, LMISWE, LMIGS
HOD CE
Ashok Kumar Gupta
S.K. Singh
(Environmental Engineering)
Ashutosh Trivedi
( Geotechnical Engg.)
B.E. M.Tech., Ph.D, FIEE, FICS
B.sc., M.Tech., Ph.D.
FUWAI, FIGS
LMASCE (IS), LMISTE, LMIRMTT
B.Sc., B.Tech. (Hons), Ph.D. (I.I.T. Bombay)
LECTURERS
ASSISTANT PROFESSORS
A.K. Gupta
(Structure Engg.)
P.L. Patel
(Hydraulic Engineering)
B.Tech., M.Tech., MIAWQ(UK)
Ph.D, MIAHR, MISH
M.P S Mahendroo
(Geology)
Rakesh Mehrotra
(Environmental Engineering)
MSc. (H), PhD
B.Tech, M.Tech, MIAWQ (UK)
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Sushil Kumar
(Transporatation)
Kongan Aryan
M.E.
Civil & Environmental Engineering
LM/RC
BE, ME, DCE & Research
B.Richard Godw in Robert
(Civil Engineering)
Geeta Arora
(Environmental Engineering)
B.E.
B.E., M.E, Ph.D.
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Naresh Kumar
Soil Mechanics
Narad Muni Prasad
Transporation
M.E.
B.E
Laxmi Narayan Das
(Mathematics)
Ph.D
Alok Verma
(Structural Engg.)
S.Anbu kumar
(Ocean Engg.)
LECTURERS
M.Tech.,
B.E., M.Tech.AIE, LMASCE
LMISTE, AMIE
LMIGS, LMIAAPC
Anubha Mandal
Ramesh Srivastava
(Numerical Simulation)
Sangeeta Kansal
(Category Theory)
M.Sc., Ph.D.
M.Sc., Ph.D.
Soma Gupta
(Number Theory)
Nao Kant Deo (On Study Leave)
(Approximation Theory)
MSc. Ph.D
M.Sc. Ph.D.
Chandra Prakash Singh
(General Relativity & Cosmology)
S. Siva Prasad Kumar
(Complex Analysis)
M.Sc., Ph.D.
M.Sc., M.Phil.
Amit Kumar Srivastava
(Geo-Technical Engg.)
(Scientist)
B.E.
LMIGS, LMISRMTT,MISTE
Department of Applied Mathematics
Professors
H.C. Taneja
(Information Theory)
M.Sc. Ph.D.
HOD
Assistant Professors
S.K. Sett
( Abstract Wiener Distt.)
M. Acharya
( Graph Theory)
Suresh Kumar
M.Sc. Ph.D.
M.Sc. Ph.D.
M.Sc.
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DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED CHEMISTRY & POLYMER TECHNOLOGY
PROFESSORS
DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED PHYSICS
PROFESSORS
G.L.Verma
(Chem Thermodynamics)
MSc (H), PH.D.
Kunj Lata Deori
(Thin Film)
MSc, Ph.D
HOD
ASSISTANT PROFESSORS
HOD
R.C.Sharma
(Electro/Solution Chemistry,
Moleten Electrolytes
A.P.Gupta
(Ion Exchange, Polymer Science
ASSISTANT PROFESSORS
MSc, Phil, Ph.D.
MSc, Ph.D.
FICS
R.K. Sinha
(Fibre Optics & Optical Commn.))
D.Kumar
(Polymer Science & Technology)
MSc, PhD
MSc., M.Phil, Ph.D.
FIES, MACS(US), C(Chems.)
MRSE (UK)
LECTURERS
LECTURERS
A.K. Jha
Vinod Singh
Archana Rani
Organic Chemistry
MSc, Ph.D.
M.Sc.
M.Sc. PhD
S.G. Warkar
M.Sc.
V.K. Smitha
(Physical Chemistry)
MSc
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DEPARTMENT OF TRAINING & PLACEMENT
PROFESSORS
ADMINISTRATION
Dr. K.Singh
O.P. Sharma
(Industrial Engineering)
K. R. Agrawal
B.Sc. (Engg.) M.Sc.(Engg.) PhD
FIE
Administrative Officer
Account Officer
HOD
DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITIES
A.K. Trivedi
S.K.Singh
Seema Singh
(Economics)
Saroj Bala
(English)
MA, PhD
MA, MPhil
MIIRA, MIEA, MISLE, MISWS, MEA, MIIRA
Proctor
Chairman, Cultural Council
HOD
R.C.Sharma
D.V. Chaure
Nand Kumar
(Economics)
MA
Project officer
Chairman Soports Council
LIBRARIAN CUM KNOWLEDGE CENTRE
A.K. Bhalla
R.K.Shukla
R.K. Shukla
MA, MLISc
Asst. Accounts Officer
Stores Officer
Librarian
Madhusudan
A.K. Srivastava
Ram Ratan
Rajesh Singh
MPEd, NIS, PhD
Supdt.
Director Phy. Edu. & Security Officer
Asst. Librarian
Documentalist
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