Volume 96, December 18, 2015
December 2015
Mr B Bramha Reddy
CONTENTS
Design and Implementation of Quantum Voltage Comparator
for Flash ADC in 0.3 µm CMOS Technology using Static Electric 9.05 CAD Tool
Mr G G Mane, Associate Member; Mr K N Hosur, Non-member;
Mr S S Kerur, Non-member; Ms A V Kore, Non-member;
Dr G V Attimarad, Non-member; and Dr H M Kittur, Non- member
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News from IEI Technicians’ Chapters
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Report on Twenty-third IEI Convocation and Technicians’ / Students’ Convention
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Presentation of Trophies, Prizes and Awards at the Twenty-third IEI Convocation
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46th All India Students’ Design Competition 2015
10
Issuance of Associate Membership Certificate
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The Institution Examinations (Summer 2016)
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Programme of Summer 2016 Examination
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IEI Examination Centres
17
Study Material for Compulsory Subjects of Section B Examination
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Revised Proforma for Registration of Section B
19
Inspection of Answerscripts of Section A / Section B Examination
21
Examination Re-registration after Expiry of Six Years for Section A / Section B Examination
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Premature Re-registration for Examination
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Design and Implementation of Quantum Voltage Comparator for
Flash ADC in 0.3 µm CMOS Technology using Static Electric 9.05
CAD Tool
Mr G G Mane, Associate Member
Mr K N Hosur, Non-member
Mr S S Kerur, Non-member
Ms A V Kore, Non-member
Dr G V Attimarad, Non-member
Dr H M Kittur, Non-member
This paper presents the design and implementation of quantum voltage comparator for flash ADC in 0.3 µm CMOS technology using
Static Electric 9.05 CAD Tool. This voltage comparator design, called Quantum Voltage Comparator (QVC), is for the next
generation deep sub-micron low voltage CMOS flash A/D converter (ADC). Unlike the traditional differential voltage comparators
designed to minimize input-offset voltage error due to the mis-matches in a differential transistor pair, the QVCs are designed to
optimize the input offset voltages by systematically and uniformly varying the transistor sizes of the differential transistor pair. The QV
comparators allow very small voltage comparison, complete elimination of resistor ladder circuit and dramatic improvement of
linearity in an ADC. The same design is compared with the conventional comparator with resistor ladder network from this technique,
reduction of power as well as area, also avoiding tedious fabrication process of constructing resistor on silicon can be obtained and
thereby cost can be reduced substantially. Since in this design resistor ladder for reference voltage is not used as in conventional
comparator, the same reference voltage (Vref) is generated internally by changing size of the transistor in terms of width, keeping the
length constant.
INTRODUCTION
One of the major problems in the Threshold Inverter
Quantization (TIQ) flash ADC1 is a noise susceptibility of
the TIQ comparator. Because the TIQ comparator,
which consists of two cascaded inverters, has a singleended input, the comparator is very sensitive to power
supply noise. In addition to the power supply voltage
variation, temperature variation makes the DNL and the
INL increased in the TIQ flash ADC.
To overcome these problems, the authors of this article
have proposed a new comparator called Quantum
Voltage Comparator (QVC). The QVC does not use a
resistor ladder circuit. The QVC has been devised from
the differential comparator2 with the application of the
TIQ comparator concept to generate the internal
reference voltages. Designed quantum voltage
comparator for a 5 V three-bit flash, ADC is designed
with 0.3 µm CMOS technology3 and compared the
same with ladder resistor network in three-bit normal
comparator flash ADC.
Figure 1 Circuit diagram of a QVC
The schematic representation and voltage transfer
characteristics (VTC) of the proposed QVC are shown in
FIGURES 2 and 3, respectively.
QUANTUM VOLTAGE COMPARATOR
The main idea of the TIQ comparator is that the
reference voltage is internally fixed by the transistor size
of the inverter2. Hence, no additional circuits are needed
for the reference voltage. This idea has been applied to
a differential comparator as shown in FIGURE 1.
Mr G G Mane, Mr K N Hosur, Mr S S Kerur are with the Department of
Electronics and Communication Engineering, SDM College of Engineering
and Technology, Dharwad (Karnataka); Ms A V Kore is with the Department
of Agricultural Engineering, College of Engineering, University of
Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad (Karnataka); Dr G V Attimarad is with the
Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Dayanand
Sagar College of Engineering, Bengaluru (Karnataka); and Dr H M Kittur is
with the School of Electrical Sciences, VIT University, Vellore (Tamilnadu).
This paper was presented and discussed at the Technical / Seminar
session held concurrently with the Twenty-third IEI Convocation and
Technicians' / Students' Convention at Dharwad on October 10, 2015.
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Figure 2 Schematic representation of a QVC
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Figure 3 Voltage transfer characteristics of a QVC
In conventional differential comparators, the transistor
sizes are standardized and input voltage Va is taken
from a Vref generated by a resistor ladder circuit.
Therefore, all 2n - 1 comparators for n-bit flash ADC are
identical. On the other hand, the QV comparator has
different transistor sizes of transistors Q3 and Q4, while
transistor Q1 and Q2 are identical. With this intentional
mis-match in the differential pair, the reference voltages
can be created internally to comparators. On account of
this mismatch, 2n- 1 different sizes of QVCs are needed
for the flash ADC implementation.
Figure 4 Schematic diagram of a
resistor ladder and normal
comparator for conventional
flash ADC
Figure 5 Schematic
diagram of a QVC
design for flash ADC
By systematic increasing and decreasing size of
transistors Q3 and Q4, each of the 2n- 1 comparators
has a different reference voltage. One may notice that
the differential pair's transistor sizes are systematically
increasing and decreasing.
DESIGN AND SIMULATION OF FLASH ADC
FIGURE 4 shows the schematic diagram of a resistor
ladder and normal comparator for conventional flash
ADC, the resistor ladder for generating referance
voltage to comparator. While constructing these
resistors in silicon, it consumes huge area as well as
power. Implemented design in order to avoid resistor
ladder, called Flash ADC using QVC, is shown in
FIGURE 5.
Figure 6 Transient response of quantum voltage comparators
switches to different voltages
The schematic diagram of resistor ladder network and
respective comparator is shown in FIGURE 4. This is
designed for three-bit flash ADC. Hence, eight resistors
are required, by designing using QVC. The resistor
ladder is completely eliminated, hence drastic power
and area can be minimized as shown in FIGURE 5.
Designing with QVC and simulating with the static
electric 9.05 version CAD tool, one finds that
comparator switches to different voltages, as shown in
FIGURE 6.
Layout of a single QVC is shown in FIGURE 7(a) and
integrating all seven compartors is shown in
FIGURE 7(b). The simulation of the same layout is
shown in FIGURE 8 while keeping Vin as 5 V in order to
switch all the comparator. FIGURES 9 and 10 show the
sinking current keeping VDD and Vin 5 V for QVC and
resistor ladder, respectively.
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Figure 7(a) Layout of a single QVC
Figure 7(b) Layout
of seven QVC in
integral form
EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS AND COMPARISON
The simulation result of QVC by taking Vin as 5 V in
order to make the sequence as binary value 1111111
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Table 1 Comparative analysis of two systems
Conventional (with resistor ladder)
Quantum voltage comparator
Percentage of reduction of power in QVC compared
to resistor ladder
Reduction power, in MW, compared to resistor ladder
: 49.25 MW
: 18.9 MW
: 61.62 %
: 30.35 MW
Figure 11 Comparative analysis of power consumption in flash ADC
CONCLUSION
Figure 8 Transient response for V = 5V of output with “1111111”(QVC)
Figure 9 Transient response for I = - 3.78 mA of output with “1111111”
(QVC)
The new QV comparator has been designed, simulated
and implemented to verify the low voltage operation for
three-bit QVC flash ADC. The ADC and the three-bit
normal flash ADC are seen correctly operating with high
speed and low power consumption.
The simulation results show that the QV comparator has
a great advantage in power consumption. Comparative
and simulation results show the summary chart,
comparing the QVC flash ADC with the normal flash
ADC. The QV comparators enable a flash ADC to
achieve dramatic linearity improvement and large
power reducing by 61.62% and also eliminating resistor
ladder and thereby reduction of a area can be made.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Authors are thankful to the management, Principal, staff
of SDM College of Engineering and Technology,
Dharwad (Karnataka) for encouraging them for this
study.
REFERENCES
Figure 10 Transient response for I = - 9.85 mA of output with “1111111”
(resistor ladder)
and the same result is shown in FIGURE 8. It is
observed from the result that the power consumed by
resistor ladder using normal comparator is 49.25 MW
while using QVC is 18.9 MW. The power dissipation in
the flash ADC can significantly be reduced by 61.62%
using the QVC.
The comparative analysis of the above-mentioned two
systems is given in TABLE 1.
FIGURE 11 shows the comparative analysis of power in
both the architectures.
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Ultrafast 8-Bit CMOS ADC for System-on-Chip
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NEWS FROM IEI TECHNICIANS’ CHAPTERS
Odisha Technicians’ Chapter
During the period April-September 2015, the Odisha
Technicians’ Chapter conducted four committee meetings,
four lectures, namely (i) Rural Electrification ¾
Approaches and Challenges (09 April 2015) delivered by
Prof (Dr) D K Sahoo; (ii) Bridge Hydraulics, Floods and
Protection Works in Railway Transportation System (21
May 2015) delivered by Dr K C Gouda; (iii) Energy Security
Option and Challenges (05 August 2015) delivered by Dr L
K Bisoyi; and (iv) Rural Electrification ¾
Energy Harvesting
and Storage (23 August 2015) delivered by Mr Debesh
Patra. The Chapter also conducted the Annual Election
(05 August 2015) and the Annual General Meeting
During the technical visit, doubts of Technician / Senior Technician
(27 September 2015), wherein Mr Pratap Kumar Biswal
members being clarified by experts of ADDA Water Treatment Plant at
Mangalpur
and Mr Balakrushna Dash were elected as Chairman and
Honorary Secretary of the Chapter, respectively.
Nashik Technicians’ Chapter
During the period April - September 2015, the Nashik
Technicians’ Chapter conducted the Annual Election of the
Technicians’ Chapter (31 August 2015), wherein
Mr Santoshkumar Rajkumar Jaiswal and Mr Dipak
Premshingh Rajput were elected as the Chairman and
Honorary Secretary, respectively.
Jharkhand Technicians’ Chapter
A section of audience at the Annual General Meeting of the Chapter
Kanpur Technicians’ Chapter
The Kanpur Technicians’ Chapter conducted one
committee meeting, two lectures, namely (i) Project
Management (10 May 2015) delivered by Dr V K Yadav,
Assistant Professor, Department of Humanities and
Science, Harcourt Butler Technological Institute, Kanpur,
and (ii) Earthquake Awareness (28 June 2015) delivered
by Mr S S Dash during the period April-September 2015.
The Chapter also observed the World Water Day and the
World Telecommunication and Information Society Day
with enthusiasm, where the message through these
lectures were well received by Technician/Senior
Technician members attended the activities.
Durgapur Technicians’ Chapter
The Durgapur Technicians’ Chapter conducted three
committee meetings, one lecture on ‘Water Supply Project
under JNNURM Scheme’ (25 April 2015) delivered by Mr S
Mondal, Assistant Engineer, Asansol-Durgapur
Development Authority (ADDA), Durgapur; a one-day
workshop-cum-seminar on ‘Production Management in
Metal Cutting by Modern Tooling’ (27 June 2015), six shortterm courses, three technical visits, namely to (i) 5 MGD
ADDA Water Treatment Plant at Mangalpur; (ii) 10 MGD
Water Supply Project at Asansol; and (iii) Chittaranjan
Locomotive Works, Durgapur and two technical film shows
during the period April-September 2015.
During the period April-September 2015, the Jharkhand
Technicians’ Chapter conducted five committee meetings,
four paper meeting programmes, namely (i) Machine vs
Man (07 April 2015) delivered by Mayank Verma; (ii) Air
Pollution (20 May 2015) delivered by Mr Bhushan Kumar;
(iii) Communication System (10 July 2015) delivered by
Mayank Verma; and (iv) Compiler Design (20 September
2015) delivered by Ms Manprit Gupta. The Chapter also
arranged a get-together of Technician / Senior Technician.
All the paper meeting programmes were attended by a
large number of Technician / Senior Technician members
and those activities evoked keen interest amongst all
participants present.
Maharashtra Technicians’ Chapter
The Maharashtra Technicians’ Chapter conducted four
committee meetings, one lecture on ‘IEI and Privileges of
Technician / Senior Technician Members’ (06 September
2015) delivered by Prof V R Altekar, and a technical film
show. The Chapter also conducted the Annual Election
(23 August 2015) and the Annual General Meeting
(06 September 2015) during the period April 2015 September 2015.
Madurai Technicians’ Chapter
During the period April 2015 - September 2015, the
Madurai Technicians' Chapter conducted the Annual
Election (28 September 2015) of the Chapter, wherein Mr A
Selvaraj and Mr A Prabhaharan were elected as Chairman
and Honorary Secretary of the Chapter, respectively.
Reports for the period April-September 2015, received at Headquarters till November 15, 2015, are included.
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IEI Journal-TC
Report on Twenty-third IEI Convocation and Technicians’/Students’ Convention
Organized by the Dharwad Local Centre of IEI, the Twenty-third IEI
Convocation and Technicians'/Students' Convention was held
during October 10 - 11, 2015. The central theme of the seminar,
which was held concurrently with the apex function of Technicians' /
Senior Technicians' / Students' Convention was Innovative
Indigenous Technology Pathways for Successful
Accomplishment of National Programme ‘Make in India’. The
theme was apt and perfect by matching the present needs of the
country with futuristic promise for empowerment of the country in the
arena of manufacturing sector. Altogether, 2566 candidates (1258
candidates of Summer 2014 and 1308 candidates of Winter 2014),
who passed Sections A and B examinations in ten engineering
disciplines during 2014 and five (two candidates of Summer 2014
and three candidates Winter 2014) passout candidates of
Postgraduate Diploma Examination in the same year were given the
certificates in person as well as in absentia. A large number of
student members of engineering colleges and polytechnics
students’ chapters in and aroud Dharwad attended this mega event
of Technician / Senior Technician / Student members of IEI.
special appreciation. Prof Sonde appealed to graduating engineers
to keep abreast of the fast changing scenario with gamut of
technologies, keep updating to remain relevant in their workplace. It
is needless to mention that 21st century is the century of ample
opportunities but for only those, who aim and crave for achieving.
During his eloquent speech, Prof Sonde touched upon numerous
areas like knowledge era, energy issues, skill development, public
safety and standards, spirit of tolerance, team efforts, ethical
practices in the engineering profession, etc. Prof Sonde then made a
clarion call addressed to successful passout Sections A and B
examinees to devote themselves selflessly for the cause of
engineering profession with utmost conviction. He also felt that they
should maintain the ethical standard in their service areas for
empowering the country without any pressure and fear.
Receiving the Third Best Technician Chapter Award by Mr Vilas K Patil from the
hands of Prof. Sonde
Lighting the traditional lamp being lit in presence of dignitaries
The Convocation was held at Dr Annajirao Sirur Auditorium,
Dharwad. It was started with a ritual invocation followed by the
Welcome Address delivered by Dr M R Kappali, Chairman of the
Organising Committee. He felt that engineers play a key role in the
development of any nation. He congratulated all the young
engineers, who received their graduate certificates of passing
Sections A and B Examinations. Dr Kappali reminded the graduates
that they were lucky enough in getting a luminary, namely Prof B S
Sonde, Former Vice Chancellor of Goa University.
Dr L V Muralikrishna Reddy, National
President of IEI, then delivered his
Presidential Address.
In his address, Dr L V Muralikrishna
Reddy narrated the role of IEI in the field
of engineering and technology,
education, research and development
along with numerous emerging fields of
engineering with their social relevance.
He mentioned that IEI is the largest
National President delivering his
professional body in the country with address
113 centres spread over India and
abroad. IEI has contributed immensely in providing a rare
opportunity to diploma-holder students in acquiring a graduation
certificate which is equivalent to engineering degree. He also
mentioned about the future plans of IEI including the establishment
of an IEI University.
Prof Sonde delivering his
speech
Prof B S Sonde, in his address, opined that
engineering and technology are the key
drivers for the progress of a Nation. He
complimented the graduating engineers,
after passing Sections A & B Examinations,
which represent the true learning and selfstudying spread over entire career. It is a
challenge particularly for the employed
candidates to manage both work and study.
Hence, the successful candidates deserve
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The Chief Guest then presented the Institution Trophies to the
Jamshedpur Technicians’ Chapter and Durgapur Technicians’
Chapter (in absentia), and Nashik Technicians’ Chapter as the Best,
Second Best and Third Best Technicians’ Chapter, respectively
amongst all Technicians’ Chapters of IEI for the session 2014-15.
The Chief Guest also presented Dr Amitabha Bhattacharyya
Memorial Trophies to Department of Electronics Engineering,
AISSMS College of Engineering, Pune (Maharashtra), Department
of Electrical and Electronics Engineering and Department of
Information Technology of the Mepco Schlenk Engineering College,
Sivakasi (Tamilnadu); as the Best, Second Best and Third Best
Engineering College Students’ Chapter. Thereafter, the Chief Guest
presented Dr Amitabha Bhattacharyya Memorial Trophies to
Sri Ramakrishna Polytechnic College, Coimbatore (Tamilnadu);
Thiagarajar Polytechnic College, Salem (Tamilnadu) and PAC
Ramasamy Raja Polytechnic College, Rajapalayam (Tamilnadu) as
the Best, Second Best and Third Best Polytechnics Students'
Chapters. In addition, the Chief Guest presented the awards and
prizes to candidates, who secured highest/second highest/third
highest marks in Section A and Section B examinations in different
engineering disciplines. The Chief Guest also presented the 46th All
India Students’ Design Competition Awards - 2015 for promoting the
advancement of engineering education and research in the country.
Finally, fifteen prizes, which were adjudged by the panel of Judges
on the previous day (10 October 2015) for presenting their technical
papers in the Technicians’ / Students’ Convention, were also given
by the National President, IEI on 11 October 2015.
Mr B Brahma Reddy, Secretary and
Director General of IEI, announced names
of recipients of various awards and prizes
and also names of more than 200
Technician / Senior Technician members
present on the occasion to receive their
original pass certificates of Sections A and B
Examinations. At the end, Mr Reddy,
Secretary and Director General of IEI,
S&DG delivering his
proposed the vote of thanks.
address
Earlier, Dr M R Kappali, Chairman,
Organizing Committee, of the apex function of IEI namely Twentythird IEI Convention and Technicians’/ Students’ Convocation
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this mega event. Altogether fifteen papers were adjudged for prizes
by a panel of six judges having vast experience in the field of
education, research and manufacturing. These awards were given
on 11 October 2015 at the Prize Distribution Ceremony. The names
of prize winners and title of their papers are given hereunder:
A section of passout Technician / Senior Technician members of IEI
welcomed the gathering and readout the message of Honourable
Governor of Karnataka (since he was unable to present on the
occasion). Dr R L Chakrasali, Co-ordinator, introduced the Chief
Guest. Mr V H Jadhav, Honorary Secretary, gave details of Students’
Convention, which was held on the previous day. The programme
was well attended with overwhelming response from the graduating
students, their parents and others.
Besides the Convocation, another colourful programme was
organised, namely, All-India Technicians’ / Students’ Seminar on
Innovative Indigenous Technology Pathways for Successful
Accomplishment of National Programme ‘Make in India’ on
10 October 2015, concurrently with the Technical Session during
which student members of engineering colleges and polytechnics,
attached to Students' Chapters of IEI, presented technical papers,
which evoked keen interest amongst the Technicians/Senior
Technicians / Students of engineering college and polytechnics
besides other senior engineers and guests present on the occasion.
This session was inaugurated by
Shri Vikram Sirur, Managing Director, Miven
Mayfran Conveyors Private Limited,
Hubballi. In his inaugural address, Shri Sirur
mentioned that manufacturing should get
the highest priority in the engineering arena
to revive the economic condition of the
country for which IEI should interact with all
sectors of engineering to promote this
culture in its future endeavours.
Dr M R Kappali, Chairman of the Organizing
Committee said that there are about 250 Mr Sirur delivering his
delegates participating in the two-day speech
Convention and it is the first time that the Dharwad Local Centre is
given the opportunity of hosting it. Many graduates of the Institution
were also participated in the seminar.
Earlier, Prof R L Chakrasali, Co-ordinator of the activity, presented
the theme to the august gathering and complimented IEI for
providing such a platform to present the thoughts of Technician /
Senior Technician / Student members in the form of papers in the
presence of such a vast pool of engineers, academicians and
budding engineers. He underscored the need of such technical
discourses in their formative period of learning, which would help
them in crystallizing their thoughts.
Altogether seventy-four technical papers were presented and
discussed. The papers were based on the above-mentioned theme
and also on diverse fields of engineering which covered almost all
the subjects and branches of engineering like civil, mechanical,
electrical, electronics and communication, architecture,
environment, water resources, renewable energy, etc. Divided in
three distinct categories, namely (i) Technician / Senior Technician
members, (ii) students representing Engineering Colleges, and
(iii) students representing Polytechnics in the country participated in
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TECHNICAL SESSION
Senior Technician / Technician
Name of Author/s
Paper Entitled
Category of Prize
Mr G G Mane, Mr K N Design and Implementation of First Prize
Hosur, Mr S S Kerur, Quantum Comparator for
Mr A V Kore, Dr G V Flash ADC in 0.3 m
m CMOS
Attimarad and
Technology using Static
Dr H M Kittur
Electric 9.05 CAD Tool
Engineering College Students’ Chapter
Name of Author/s
Paper Entitled
Category of Prize
Mr A Dias, Mr J
Regional and On-farm
First Prize
Jadhav, Mr S Prabhu Wireless Sensor Networks for
and Mr N Patil
Agricultural Systems in India
Mr S A Deshpande,
Design Simulation and
Second Prize
Mr P P Gothe,
Comparison of Code
Ms P P Padamad
Dissemination Algorithms
and Ms P C
in Wireless
Mulgundmath
Sensor Networks
Ms N P Vaidya
Cloud Computing
Third Prize
Security Issues in
Infrastructure as a Service
Flipper ¾
The Battery
Third Prize
Charger
Polytechnic Students’ Chapter
Name of Author/s
Paper Entitled
Category of Prize
Mr V M Sulgekar
Application of CAD/CAE
First Prize
and Mr O Menase
and Rapid Prototyping
Technology in Medical Field
Mr S Dhanasekhar and
Solar Tree
Second Prize
Mr M Manigandaprabu
Mr S Ashwathi
Brain Finger Printing
Third Prize
SEMINAR SESSION
Engineering College Students’ Chapter
Name of Authors
Paper Entitled
Category of Prize
Ms S B Raikar,
ICT Application in
First Prize
Mr V Kulkarni
Rural Education
and Ms S Patil
Ms H Kulkarni,
Industrial Application of
Second Prize
Ms L Appoji and
Light Weight Material
Ms S S Desai
Mr N Kothari and
Smart Concrete
Third Prize
Mr S Raymane
Ms N P Vaidya
Social Media Third Prize
Lifeline or Crime-line
Polytechnic Students' Chapter
Name of Author/s
Paper Entitled
Category of Prize
Mr S C Paul
Cryogenic Engine for
First Prize
and Mr G Gokkul
Rocket Propulsion
Mr R S
Recent Trends in Body
Second Prize
Ramachandran
Building of Automobile
Mr S P Kevinkarna
Prevention and
Third Prize
and Mr L Devaraj
Detection of Flight Crash
Mr S Gudagundi
and Mr P R Tonse
The session was attended by a large number of student / Technician
/ Senior Technician / members of IEI / Council members and
educationists. It witnessed the presentation of technical papers on
contemporary engineering topics as well as on various emerging
areas of interest with possible suggestions and application of
thoughts presented in the paper to combat the problems being faced
at present scenario by the mankind. The session was highly
interactive in nature and evoked keen interest amongst all
participants present on the occasion.
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Presentation of Trophies, Prizes and Awards at the Twenty-third IEI Convocation
Based on entries received from various Technicians' Chapter operating under the State/Local Centres of IEI and also from a large number of
Students' Chapters attached to Engineering Colleges/Polytechnics in the country, the following awards were presented in numerous categories. The
trophy, certificate and cash award of ` 20,000/-, ` 15,000/- and ` 10,000/- were given to Best, Second Best and Third Best Chapters (of various
categories):
Best Technicians' Chapter : Jamshedpur Technicians’ Chapter (Jharkhand); Second Best Technicians’ Chapter : Durgapur Technicians'
Chapter (West Bengal); Third Best Technicians' Chapter : Nashik Technicians' Chapter (Maharashtra); Best Engineering College Students'
Chapter : AISSMS College of Engineering (Department of Electronics Engineering), Pune (Maharashtra); Second Best Engineering College
Students’ Chapter : Mepco Schlenk Engineering College (Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering), Sivakasi (Tamilnadu);
Third Best Engineering College Students’ Chapter : Mepco Schlenk Engineering College (Department of Information Technology), Sivakasi
(Tamilnadu); Best Polytechnic Students’ Chapter : Sri Ramakrishna Polytechnic College, Coimbatore (Tamilnadu); Second Best Polytechnic
Students' Chapter : Thiagarajar Polytechnic College, Salem (Tamilnadu); Third Best Polytechnic Students' Chapter : PAC Ramasamy Raja
Polytechnic College, Rajapalayam (Tamilnadu).
The Institution of Engineers (India) [IEI] congratulates the following Technician / Senior Technician members, who obtained prizes/awards in various
categories under different engineering disciplines on the basis of marks obtained at the Twenty-third IEI Convocation and Students'/Technicians'
Convention held at Dharwad on October 11, 2015.
Section B
Institution Prize – S'14
ST 5129465
ST 5842692
ST 6128144
T 1611333
Section A (Diploma)
Suman Sharma Award - S'14
Section A (Diploma)
Suman Sharma Award - S'14
Section A (Diploma)
Suman Sharma Award - S'14
ST 5900102
Section A (Non-Diploma)
S N Ghosh Memorial Prize – S'14
T 1611333
Section A (Non-Diploma)
Institution Prize – S'14
SAVITA
Highest
MITHU BAG
Third Highest
RUPALI JHA
Third Highest
MUNJESH KUMAR SINGH
Highest (Chemical)
Section B
Institution Prize - S'14
Section B
Institution Prize- S'14
Section B
Institution Prize - S'14
Section B
Institution Prize - S'14
Section B
Institution Prize - S'14
ANUPRIYA E P
Highest
(Computer Science and Engineering)
M BHAGAT SINGH
Highest (Electrical)
VINOD KUMAR
Highest (Electronics and Communication)
ANKUR GAUR
Highest (Mechanical)
Section B
Bhupesh Nandi and Rekha Nandi
Award - S'14
Section B
Bhupesh Nandi And
Rekha Nandi Award - S'14
Section A (Non-Diploma)
Institution Prize - W'14
Section A (Non-Diploma)
Suman Sharma Award - W'14
T 1531712
ST 5806793
ST 5316796
ST 5534483
T 1636255
Section B
Institution Prize - S'14
T 1636255
Section B
Institution Prize - S'14
ST 5775383
NISHA BABY M
Highest (Civil)
ST 3776137
ST 5725845
ST 5316796
PRADIP BHATTACHARJEE
Highest (Civil)
ST 5606832
SUMEET GUPTA
Second Highest
Section B
Institution Prize - S'14
ST 5806793
SUMEET GUPTA
Second Highest
PRADIP BHATTACHARJEE
Highest (Civil)
NISHA BABY M
Highest (Civil)
MHASE DHANASHREE PARSHURAM
Highest
MHASE DHANASHREE PARSHURAM
Highest
Section A (Diploma)
Institutiton Prize – W '14
Section B
Institution Prize - W'14
Section B
Institution Prize - W’14
Section B
Institution Prize - W'14
Section B
Institution Prize - W'14
RICHA TAYAL
Highest (Electronics and Communication)
AM 1403527
Glasgow Auld Student Award - W'14
AVIJIT MALLICK
Highest (Civil)
(Post Graduate)
ST 2699759
ST 5649310
T 1472562
NITIN SAHANI
Highest (Electrical)
JITENDER GARG
Highest (Electrical)
Section B
Institution Prize - W'14
Section B
Institution Prize - W'14
Section B
Institution Prize - W'14
Section B
Institution Prize - W'14
Section B
Glasgow Auld Students' Award-W'14
PANKAJ KUMAR
Highest (Mechanical)
SENTHILKUMAR B
Highest (Materials and Metallurgical)
ST 4681164
ST 4681164
SARATHLAL S
Highest
(Computer Science and Engineering)
ST 4640220
SOUMEN DAS
Highest (Chemical)
ST 5549197
ST 5989065
Section B
Institution Prize - W'14
AKHIL GEORGE
Second Highest
ST 5668463
T-1636247
THORVE NAMRATA RAJARAM
Third Highest
ST 5262149
THIRUMURUGAN R
Highest (Textile)
ST 6032317
SAURABH PANDEY
Highest (Mining)
Section A (Non-Diploma)
Suman Sharma Award - W'14
SASIKUMAR G M
Highest (Production)
GOWRISANKAR S
Highest (Textile)
GOWRISANKAR S
Highest (Textile)
In addition to above awardees, a host of Technician/Senior Technician members were also honoured during the Twenty-third IEI Convocation held at Dharwad on
October 11, 2015, the details of which are given hereunder :
Ms Neethu Varghese (S'14) Highest Marks [Section A (Non-Diploma), Institution Prize and Suman Sharma Award]; Ms Salini K S (S'14) Second Highest Marks
[Section A (Non-Diploma), Suman Sharma Award]; Ms Swati Kumari (S'14) Third Highest Marks [Section A (Non-Diploma), Suman Sharma Award];
Mr Sashikanta Swain (S'14) Highest Marks [Section A (Diploma), Institution Prize]; Mr Pawesh Kumar (S'14) Second Highest Marks [Section A (Diploma),
Institution Prize]; Ms Anupam Mishra (S'14) Second Highest Marks [Section A (Diploma), Suman Sharma Award]; Mr Sai Madhav Mamidanna (S'14) Highest
Marks in Materials and Metallurgical Engineering [Section B, Institution Prize]; Mr Mahesh Vasant Gole (S'14) Highest Marks in Production Engineering [Section
B, Institution Prize]; Ms Ameena Rahman (W'14) Second Highest Marks [Section A (Non-Diploma), Institution Prize, Suman Sharma Award and S N Ghosh
Memorial Prize]; Mr Vignesh Kumar S (W'14) Highest Marks [Section A (Diploma), Institution Prize]; Ms Priyanka (W'14) Highest Marks [Section A (Diploma),
Suman Sharma Award]; Ms Neha Anand (W'14) Second Highest Marks [Section A (Diploma), Suman Sharma Award]; Ms Manprit Gupta (W'14) Third Highest
Marks [Section A (Diploma), Suman Sharma Award]; Ms Deepa V P (W'14) Highest Marks in Civil Engineering [Section B, Institution Prize and Bhupesh Nandi and
Rekha Nandi Award]; Mr Durgam Shanker (W'14) Highest Marks in Mining Engineering [Section B, Institution Prize].
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46th All India Students’ Design Competition - 2015
National Design and Research Foundation (NDRF) of The Institution of Engineers (India), Bengaluru conducted 46th All India Students’ Design
Competition ¾
2015. The Institution of Engineers (India) congratulates the following students representing various engineering colleges, who were
awarded medals during Twenty-third IEI Convocation and Students' / Technicians' Convention held at Dharwad on October 11, 2015.
NIZAM Institute of Engineering and
Technology,
Nalagonda, Telangana
Bronze Medal
SRKR Engineering College,
Bhimavaram, Andhra Pradesh
Silver Medal
University of Agriculture Sciences,
GKVK, Bengaluru, Karnataka
Gold Medal
Agricultural Engineering
Agricultural Engineering
Agricultural Engineering
Bannari Amman Institute of
Technology, Erode, Tamilnadu
Bronze Medal
Sastra University,
Thanjavur, Tamilnadu
Silver Medal
Gold Medal
Aerospace Engineering
Aerospace Engineering
Sastra University,
Thanjavur, Tamilnadu
Aerospace Engineering
Architectural Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Civil Engineering
Civil Engineering
Computer Engineering
Gold Medal
Bronze Medal
Silver Medal
Gold Medal
Bronze Medal
Gold Medal
National Instittute of Technology,
Surathkal, Karnataka
Mr Abdul Quadir
NIRMA University,
Ahmedabad, Gujarat
Mr Nookala Sreekanth
DLG College of Technology,
Salem, Tamilnadu
Mr S Deshpande
VIT University,
Vellore, Tamilnadu
Mr R Lokesh Kannan
Knowledge Institute of Technology,
Salem, Tamilnadu
Mr K Manikanta Reddy
The Oxford School of Architecture,
Bengaluru, Karnataka
Mr Sankar Ram S
Electrical Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Electronics and Telecommunication
Engineering
Electronics and Telecommunication
Engineering
Environmental Engineering
Environmental Engineering
Mr P Philemon
Mr D N Ganeshrao
Bronze Medal
Silver Medal
Mr A B Ganorkar
SKSJTI,
Bengaluru, Karnataka
Textile Engineering
Gold Medal
Bronze Medal
Gold Medal
Panimalar Institute of Technology,
Chennai, Tamilnadu
Silver Medal
Vindhya Institute of Technology and
Science, Satna, Madhya Pradesh
Gold Medal
Mr A K Vishwakarma
Production Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Mr Vasudevan P
Mr Pradeepkumar K
Production Engineering
AISSMS College of Engineering,
Pune, Maharashtra
Mechanical Engineering
Mr Manikanth Malipedis
AISSMS College of Engineering,
Pune, Maharashtra
Ms Rohini R
Mr S Nandhakumar
Silver Medal
Gold Medal
Bronze Medal
Silver Medal
Ms Sonali Kashyap
Sri Ramakrishna College of
Engineering, Coimbatore, Tamilnadu
Mr Gaurav Verma
Sengunthar Engineering College,
Erode, Tamilnadu
Mr Murtaza Kolsawala
AN Institute of Technology and
Sciences,
Vishakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh
Ms S Shruti
GSSS Institute of Engineering and
Technology (for Women),
Mysore, Karnataka
Ms Aditi Palsapure
Knowledge Institute of Technology,
Salem, Tamilnadu
Mr K Karthik Raja
GSSS Institute of Engineering and
Technology (for Women),
Mysore, Karnataka
Ms Rutusha Nagaraj
Ms Anusha A
In addition to above awardees, Mr V K Amjad, Silver Medal, Architectural Engineering, MES School of Architecture, Mallapuram, Kerala; Mr Raveesh
Arora, Silver Medal, Computer Engineering, Chitkara University, Rajpura, Punjab; Mr Raj Dennisen Antony, Bronze Medal, Computer Engineering,
Ponjsley College of Engineering, Kanyakumari, Tamilnadu; Mr T Prashant, Gold Medal, Electrical Engineering, Knowledge Institute of Technology,
Salem, Tamilnadu; C Yaazhini, Bronze Medal, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Dr R R and Dr S R University, Chennai, Tamilnadu;
Mr K Hemanth Verma, Gold Medal, Environmental Engineering, M V S R Engineering College, Hyderabad, Telangana; Mr Talatam Harish, Silver
Medal, Production Engineering, S R K R Engineering College, Bhimavaram; N Kaviarasi, Silver Medal, Textile Engineering, Bannari Amman Institute
of Technology, Sathyamangalam, Tamilnadu were also received (in absentia) their Design Awards in respective Disciplines of Engineering.
IMPLEMENTATION OF IVRS AT IEI HQS
In order to give better and prompt service to our T/ST and Corporate members, the Institution has implemented Interactive Voice
Response System (IVRS) at its Headquarters.
Existing T/ST/Corporate members of the Institution interested to know the roll number/examination results/payment details or any other
queries related to Examination/Membership may dial the number 033 4015 5400.
Members are to key-in 7 digit membership number and first 11 digits of the reference number received through sms or letter from IEI (as
applicable) and follow the instruction as sounded by the system.
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The Council at its 639th Meeting at Nagpur Approved the following for Amendment of Examination Rules :
FIXATION OF TERM OF EXAMINATION BASED ON DATE OF ENROLMENT
Candidates enrolled between
Eligible to appear for the first time in
March 1 - August 31
Winter Examination (same year)
September 1 - February 28/29 (next year)
Summer Examination (next year)
The first examination that the candidates are eligible to appear shall depend on their date of election as mentioned above. The
stipulated six-year period shall be counted from the date of eligibility.
Issuance of Associate Membership Certificate
Pursuant to the decision of the Council, Technician (T) / Senior Technician (ST) members, after passing Section B examination, would be
eligible to become Associate Member (AM) directly. In order to transfer their membership grade from T / ST to Associate Member, they are
required to apply for the same with a demand draft of `1500/- (US $ 100 for overseas candidates) in favour of ‘The Institution of Engineers
(India)’ payable at Kolkata. A proforma for this purpose would be sent along with the pass mark-sheet / grade card of Winter 2015
Examination to all pass-out candidates.
ONLINE PAYMENT FOR EXAMINATION-RELATED SERVICES
Candidates, interested to remit online payment of requisite fee by credit card for appearance in the examination / registration for Section B
/ re-registration of examination / extension of examination registration / change of optional subjects, are requested to visit our website
www.ieindia.org and click on Payment Gateway for Guests and Members under web-enabled services at home page. It has a numerous
advantages, namely, as follows:
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Need not to make the draft and payment of commission to the bank.
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Avoid risk of misplacement of document with draft during postal / courier transit.
®
Avoid inordinate delay to receive the document with draft at HQs.
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Instant acknowledgement of amount and documents by receiving Request Reference Number and Authorization Code.
Please ensure receipt of Authorization Code along with Request Reference Number for valid transaction. Transaction without
Authorization Code will not be considered as valid.
DISCONTINUATION TO ISSUE PRINTED ADMIT CARDS
The Council at its 683rd meeting, held during 20-21 Sep 2014 at Agartala, decided the following :
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Hard copies of admit cards for registered candidates to appear in the Section A & Section B Examinations of IEI will not be printed with
effect from Winter 2014 examination. Therefore, the facility to collect the hard copy of admit card from the respective Examination
Centre is dispensed with.
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Candidates, registered to appear in the afore-said examination, are expected to download their admit cards from IEI HQs website
(www.ieindia.org) under the tab Academics by entering his / her correct membership number.
X
SMS will be sent by the HQs of IEI in this respect to all registered candidates, whose mobile numbers are available on record, at least
10 days before the commencement of examination.
X
In case of any difficulty, concerned State/Local Centre shall extend the facility to provide downloadable admit cards to registered
candidates, on request, only one day prior to the commencement of examination. It may be noted that concerned State/Local
Centre may not consider such request, if this facility is requested during the period of examination.
NEW EXAMINATION CENTRES FOR SECTION A (DIPLOMA)
The Council has decided to conduct Section A (Diploma) Examination at Dehradun (Centre Code 248) and Shillong (Centre Code 793)
with effect from Summer 2016 Examination. Candidates, intend to appear in Summer 2016 examination from either of these examination
centre, can fill-up their examination application form quoting the correct Centre Code Number as mentioned above.
The Council has decided to conduct Section A (Diploma) Examination at Berhampur (Centre Code 760) with effect from Winter 2015
Examination. Candidates, intend to appear in Summer 2016 Examination from Behrampur can fill-up their examination Application Form
quoting the correct Centre Code Number as mentioned above.
NEW EXAMINATION CENTRES FOR SECTION A / SECTION A (NON-DIPLOMA) AND SECTION B
The Council has decided to conduct Section A (Diploma) Examination at Bareilly (Centre Code 243) with effect from Summer 2016
Examination. Also it was decided to conduct Section A (Non-Diploma) and Section B Examinations, in addition to Section A (Diploma), at
Jammu (Centre Code 180) with effect from Summer 2016 Examination.
Candidates intend to appear in Section A (Diploma) Examination from Bareilly and Section A (Non-Diploma) and Section B Examinations
at Jammu in Summer 2016 Examination can fill-up their examination Application Form quoting the correct Centre Code Number as
mentioned above.
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THE INSTITUTION EXAMINATIONS
(Summer 2016)
The Summer 2016 Examinations of IEI shall be
conducted in 70 examination centres both in India and
abroad during June 4-10, 2016 as per the Programme
printed on pages 14-16. Both the Section A (Diploma
and Non-diploma schemes) and the Section B
Examinations shall be held as per the Programme
schedule.
Applications submitted during the period mentioned
hereunder shall only be considered for Summer 2016
Examinations:
Candidates not applied /
applied but not appeared
From February 22 to
in Winter 2015 Examination March 21, 2016
Candidates appeared in
From March 21 to
Winter 2015 Examination
April 22, 2016
A candidate shall not be allowed to appear in the
following schemes exceeding the number of subjects as
mentioned against each scheme:
Section A (Non-diploma) :
4 subjects
Section A (Diploma)
:
All subjects
Section B
:
4 subjects
Examination Form is available in the Membership Pack
as well as on IEI website www.ieindia.org. The
photocopy of the same shall be accepted only if copied
clearly on A-4 size bond paper. The Examination Form
duly filled-in should be sent directly to the Headquarters
of the Institution with requisite fee of ` 2000.00 by
demand draft.
Submission of Examination Form after the last date
shall be rejected automatically. Plea of ignorance in this
respect shall not be accepted under any circumstance.
In case of non-receipt of the result of Winter 2015
Examinations for any reason whatsoever, candidates
should submit the forms within the stipulated date
mentioning the subjects in order of preference, including
the subjects appeared at the last examination. In such
case, the subjects will be allotted giving preference to
the choice of subjects but excluding the exemptions, if
any, and permitting to appear in the next subject
available to them in the sequential order of subject code.
Examination fee shall be refunded only to passed
candidates as per rules.
Time Limit to Carry Forward Subject Exemptions
A candidate shall be required to pass the Institution
Examination within a specific period as mentioned
hereunder :
Section A : 6 years
Section B : 6 years
GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE INSTITUTION EXAMINATIONS
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Only one
form should be submitted. Submission of
more than one form may cause automatic rejection of
applications. Fee will not be refunded or adjusted for
submission of duplicate Examination Form.
Telephone/Mobile number and e-mail, if any, should
be quoted in the Examination Application Form. No
covering letter is necessary for submission of the
form.
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Each application, accompanied by exact Examination
Fee (` 2000.00) for appearing in the examination,
should reach on or before the last date of submission
of forms. Examination fee once paid is neither
refundable nor transferable to the subsequent
examination or to any other account.
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Examination Fee (` 2000.00) should be paid by
online through credit card or by demand draft.
Please avoid sending more than one draft and
also any other fee along with the Examination Fee.
Do not staple the draft along with the
letter/examination form. Use gems clip or pin only.
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Forms are to be sent only to the Secretary & Director
General, The Institution of Engineers (India),
8 Gokhale Road, Kolkata 700 020, and also
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accompany the fee by draft drawn on Bank at Kolkata
in favour of The Institution of Engineers (India).
Particulars of the draft / online payment should be
mentioned in the form at appropriate place.
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Name and membership number of the candidate
must be mentioned on reverse side of the draft.
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Candidates intend to appear in Section A / Section B
must use the Examination Application Form given in
the Enrolment Pack or available on the website
www.ieindia.org.
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All payments must be made directly to the
Headquarters at Kolkata by online through credit
card or by demand draft only. Cheques, IPOs,
money orders are not accepted.
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The details of passing Sections A and B Examinations
or exemption therefrom should be stated clearly in the
Examination Form with the grade of membership.
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A candidate should mention the correct code
numbers of the examination centres, branch and
subject(s) in which s/he desires to appear in the
Examination Application Form. Wrong code
numbers of centres, branch or subject(s), if mentioned
in the form, will automatically result in allotment of the
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centre or branch or subject(s) to which those code
numbers belong.
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Re-appearance in subject(s) in which a candidate has
already secured exemption(s) will be considered as
cancelled. The previous exemption(s) stand valid.
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Candidates should normally select the
examination centre within the jurisdiction of their
respective State / Local Centre. In exceptional
circumstances, candidates may be permitted to
appear from the Centres outside the jurisdiction of
their State / Local Centres provided they enclose with
their Examination Forms the satisfactory evidence of
their being required to appear from other Centres. No
application for a change of Examination Centre will be
entertained after the last date of submission of
application forms. Appearance from a different
centre, without the prior approval of Headquarters
in writing, shall be considered as irregular.
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Candidates elected as Technician / Senior Technician
members can appear in the immediate next
examination after their election, as per fixation of term
of examination given on page 11 subject to timely
submission of their examination forms with requisite
fee.
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A candidate should also mention in the Examination
Application Form her/his roll number, year and month
in which s/he has passed Section A Examination.
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examination without the Valid Identity Card. A
candidate, who has not yet applied for Identity Card,
is required to apply and collect the same before the
commencement of examination.
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A Corporate Member desirous to appear in additional
branch or in the same branch in which he passed his
B.E. / B.Tech / M.Tech degree is expected to apply for
an Identity Card, duly filled in and attested by a
Corporate Member, enclosing a demand draft of
` 150/- at least two months prior to examination. Such
candidates are expected to apply for registration of
Section B Examination in the prescribed format
[printed in Volume I : Rules — The Institution
Examinations (page 39, Appendix VI)] or can be
downloaded from www.ieindia.org, and send along
with registration fee of ` 3000.00 (US $ 200 for
overseas candidates) by demand draft. The
application with fee must be sent at least three months
prior to the commencement of examination.
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A Corporate Member, who has already passed
Sections A and B Examinations or is exempted
therefrom, will only be permitted to appear in any one
additional branch of engineering in Section B, in which
Section B examinations are being conducted at
present, on payment of examination fee of ` 2 000.00
or US $ 150 (as applicable) in each examination
subject to fulfilling the requirement as per rules.
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in one branch in revised scheme shall be eligible to
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claim exemption in common subject(s) of same
nomenclature in the additional branch, provided they
secure Grade ‘C’ or higher grade in such subject(s).
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A Corporate Member, who has already passed
Sections A and B Examinations or is exempted
therefrom, will only be permitted to appear in
additional subject(s) of Section A or Section B on
payment of an examination fee of ` 500.00 per
subject. The grade secured in the additional
subject(s) will not be added to the original pass result
of Section A or Section B under any circumstance.
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Request for change of subject(s) shall not be
entertained after submission of Examination
Form.
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The Institution reserves the right to reject incomplete
or illegible examination forms without any reference to
the candidates.
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The charge of `150.00 for processing the examination
form shall be deducted while refunding the
examination fee. Balance examination fee will not be
adjusted to any other account.
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Any candidate, who is not eligible to appear at the
Institution Examinations, will be intimated duly
assigning the reason for rejection of his / her
examination form.
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Certain requests, such as, acknowledgement of
receipt of examination form, subsequent corrections
in the form, despatch of grade card / marksheet to a
temporary address, revaluation of answerscript,
award of grace marks, etc shall not be entertained.
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A candidate, whose name does not appear in the ‘List
of Candidates’ provided to an Examination Centre,
will not be allowed to appear at the examination from
that Centre.
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In case a candidate claims that in spite of submitting
an examination form in conformity with Rule, s / he has
neither been provided with Admission Card nor
provided any information about the rejection of her /
his application, s / he can submit a fresh examination
form along with a demand draft of ` 1500.00, with
photocopies of her/his original examination form,
details of the demand draft and a copy of the postal
receipt, to the Officer-in-Charge for provisional
appearance in the examination. In case, the
candidate’s claim is found to be not in order, the fee
deposited by him / her shall be forfeited and his / her
appearance shall be treated as irregular.
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permissible in the Examination Hall. Nonprogrammable calculator, however, is permitted
in the Examination Hall.
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candidates should always mention the membership
grade and number, examination in which they
appeared, the centre of examination and roll number,
phone/mobile number and e-mail ID, if any, for quicker
response.
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PROGRAMME OF SUMMER 2016 EXAMINATION
SECTION A
DAY
(DATE OF
EXAMINATION)
FIRST DAY
(SATURDAY)
04.06.2016
SESSION
FN
NON-DIPLOMA
SCHEME
DIPLOMA
SCHEME
AN 201
Fundamentals of
Design and
Manufacturing
AD 301
Fundamentals of
Design and
Manufacturing
SECOND DAY
(SUNDAY)
05.06.2016
ARCHITECTURAL
ENGINEERING
(BRANCH CODE 03)
CHEMICAL
ENGINEERING
(BRANCH CODE 04)
AR 411
Soil Mechanics and
Foundation Engineering
CH 411
Mass Transfer Operations
AR 421
Ekistics
AN 202
Material Science
and Engineering
AD 302
Material Science
and Engineering
CH 412
Heat Transfer Operations
AR 433
Interior Design
CH 422
Biochemical Engineering
CH 432
Petrochemical Engineering
THIRD DAY
(MONDAY)
06.06.2016
AN 203
Computing and
Informatics
AD 303
Computing and
Informatics
AR 422
Town Planning and Landscape
Architecture
CH 431
Polymer Materials and
Technology
AR 432
Mapping a Thesis Project
FOURTH DAY
(TUESDAY)
07.06.2016
FN
AN 204
Society and
Environment
AN
CV 432
Traffic and Transportation
Systems
CV 425
Waste Management and
Environmental Impact
Assessment
CV 412
Design of RCC and
Prestressed Concrete
Structures
CV 422
Environmental Engineering -Processes and Management
AR 403
History of Architecture
CH 403
Chemical Reaction
Engineering
CV 403
Civil Engineering Materials and
Construction Practices
AR 404
Building Services
CH 404
Transport Phenomena
CV 404
Geotechnical and Foundation
Engineering
CH 413 / 423
Mechanical Operations
CV 413
Design of Steel Structures
CV 423
Air Pollution and Its Control
CV 433
Town Planning and Urban
Development
AR 413
Theory of Structures
AN
AN 206
Engineering Physics
and Chemistry
AR 405
Quantity Surveying,
Specifications, Contracts and
Valuation
CH 405
Chemical Engineering
Thermodynamics
CV 405
Water Resources Systems
FN
AN 207
Engineering Drawing
and Graphics
AR 406
Surveying, Building
Construction and Materials
CH 406
Chemical Process Principles
CV 406
Principles of Geoinformatics
AN 208
Electronics and
Instrumentation
CH 414
Fluid Mechanics
CH 424
Chemical Process Technology
CH 434
Fertilizer Technology
CV 414
Structural Dynamics
AN
AR 414
Prestressed and Precast
Concrete Structures
AR 434
Computer Graphics
FN
AN 209
Engineering
Mathematics
AR 415
Structural Design
CH 415 / 425 / 435
Instrumentation and Control
CV 415
Seismic Design of Structures
CV 435
Construction Management
Systems
AN
AN 210
Electrical Science
AR 407
Architectural Design
CH 407
Chemical Engineering
Equipment Design
CV 407
Analysis and Design of
Structures
FIFTH DAY
(WEDNESDAY)
08.06.2016
SEVENTH DAY
(FRIDAY)
10.06.2016
Forenoon Session : IST 1000 h – 1300 h
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CV 421
Principles of Environmental
Engineering
AN 205
Mechanical Science
FN
SIXTH DAY
(THURSDAY)
09.06.2016
AD 304
Society and
Environment
CV 411
Advanced Structural Analysis
IC 402
Engineering Management
AR 412
Construction Technology
AN
CIVIL
ENGINEERING
(BRANCH CODE 05)
CV 431
Transportation Engineering
AR 423
Climatology
AN
FN
CH 421
Fuels and Combustion
AR 431
Professional Practice
AN
FN
SECTION B
CH 433
Industrial Pollution and
Control
CV 424 / 434
Design of Water and
Wastewater Treatment
Systems
Afternoon Session : IST 1430 h – 1730 h
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PROGRAMME OF SUMMER 2016 EXAMINATION
SECTION B
DAY
(DATE OF
EXAMINATION)
FIRST DAY
(SATURDAY)
04.06.2016
COMPUTER SCIENCE AND
ENGINEERING
(BRANCH CODE 06)
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
(BRANCH CODE 07)
ELECTRONICS AND
COMMUNICATION
ENGINEERING
(BRANCH CODE 08)
MECHANICAL
ENGINEERING
(BRANCH CODE 11)
FN
CP 411
Graph Theory and
Combinatorics
CP 421
Parallel Processing
EL 411
Energy Systems
EL 421
Advanced Aspects of Electrical
Machines
EC 411
Broadcast and Television
Engineering
EC 421
Digital Hardware Design
MC 423
Analysis and Synthesis of
Mechanisms and Machines
MC 431
Manufacturing Science
AN
CP 431
Pattern Recognition and
Image Processing
EL 431
Control Theory
EC 431
Sensors and Transducers
MC 411
Refrigeration and Air-conditioning
FN
CP 415
Database Management Systems
CP 435
Software Engineering
EL 414
Power System Performance
EC 415
Computer Networks and
Communication
EC 425
Software Engineering
MC 421
Design of Mechanical Systems
EL 424
Electrical Power Utilisation
EL 434
Instrumentation Systems
EC 432
Industrial Instrumentation and
Computer Control
MC 413
Non-conventional Energy Systems
MC 433
Tool and Die Design
SESSION
SECOND DAY
(SUNDAY)
05.06.2016
AN
IC 402
Engineering Management
FN
THIRD DAY
(MONDAY)
06.06.2016
FOURTH DAY
(TUESDAY)
07.06.2016
CP 412 / 422
Computer Networks
CP 432
Theory of Computation
EL 412 / 422 / 432
Power Electronics
FN
CP 403
Data Structures
EL 403
Power Systems
EC 403
Communication Engineering
MC 403
Mechanics of Solids
AN
CP 404
Programming Languages
EL 404
Circuit and Field Theory
EC 404
Circuit Theory and Control
MC 434
Manufacturing Automation
FN
CP 413 / 423 / 433
Operating Systems
EL 413
High Voltage Engineering and
Power Apparatus
EL 423
Electrical Drives
EL 433
Process Control Systems
EC 435
Control Systems
MC 404
Mechanics of Fluids
AN
CP 405
Pulse and Digital Circuits
EL 405
Electrical Machines
EC 412
Radar and Antenna Engineering
EC 422
Pulse and Digital Circuits
FN
CP 406
Computer Architecture
EL 406
Measurements and Control
EC 406
Electronic Circuits
MC 406
Manufacturing Technology
AN
CP 425
Microprocessors and
Microcontrollers
EL 415/425/435
Microprocessors and
Microcontrollers
EC 405
Microprocessors and
Microcontrollers
MC 405
Thermal Science and Engineering
AN
FIFTH DAY
(WEDNESDAY)
08.06.2016
SIXTH DAY
(THURSDAY)
09.06.2016
MC 412
Power Plant Engineering
MC 422
Optimisation-Theory and
Applications
MC 432
Computer Aided Manufacturing
EC 413
Microwave Engineering
EC 423
IC Design Techniques
EC 433
Biomedical Electronics
EC 414
Optical and
Satellite Communication
EC 424
Solid State Physics and
Semiconductor Devices
EC 434
Signal Processing
CP 414
Artificial Intelligence
FN
CP 424 / 434
Computer Graphics
SEVENTH DAY
(FRIDAY)
10.06.2016
AN
CP 407
Systems Analysis and Design
Forenoon Session : IST 1000 h – 1300 h
Volume 96, December 2015
EL 407
Design of Electrical Systems
EC 407
Design of Electronic Devices and
Circuits
MC 415
Turbomachinery
MC 425
Computer Aided Engineering
Design
MC 435
Production Management
MC 414
Internal Combustion Engines
MC 424
Design of Machine Tools
MC 407
Design of Machine Elements
Afternoon Session : IST 1430 h – 1730 h
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PROGRAMME OF SUMMER 2016 EXAMINATION
SECTION B
DAY
(DATE OF
EXAMINATION)
FIRST DAY
(SATURDAY)
04.06.2016
MATERIALS AND
METALLURGICAL
ENGINEERING
(BRANCH CODE 12)
MINING
ENGINEERING
(BRANCH CODE 13)
PRODUCTION ENGINEERING
(BRANCH CODE 14)
TEXTILE
ENGINEERING
(BRANCH CODE 15)
FN
MM 411
Mineral Engineering
MN 411
Advanced Mine Ventilation
MN 421
Mine Systems Engineering
PR 411
Manufacturing Science
PR 421
Facility Planning, Design and
Maintenance
TX 411
Advanced Yarn Manufacture
AN
MM 432
Welding and Allied Processes
MN 431
Advanced Rock Mechanics
PR 431
Materials Management
TX 421
Advanced Fabric
Manufacture and Design
FN
MM 412
Fuels, Furnaces and Refractories
MM 422
Electrometallurgy and Corrosion
MN 412
Environmental Pollution and
Control in Mines
MN 422
Economics of Mining Enterprises
PR 425
Work Study and Ergonomics
MN 432
Advanced Methods of Mining
PR 413
Tool and Die Design
SESSION
SECOND DAY
(SUNDAY)
05.06.2016
AN
IC 402
Engineering Management
FN
THIRD DAY
(MONDAY)
06.06.2016
FOURTH DAY
(TUESDAY)
07.06.2016
SEVENTH DAY
(FRIDAY)
10.06.2016
AN
MM 421 / 431
Polymer Materials and
Technology
MN 414 / 434
Mine Surveying
FN
MM 403
Metallurgical Thermodynamics
and Kinetics
MN 403
Mining Geology and Development
of Mineral Deposits
PR 403
Mechanics of Solids
TX 403
Textile Fibres and Testing
AN
MM 404
Extractive Metallurgy
MN 404
Exploitation of Mineral Deposits
PR 404
Manufacturing Automation
TX 404
Yarn Manufacture
FN
MM 413
Ferrous Extractive Metallurgy
MM 423/433
Advanced Physical Metallurgy
MN 413
Electrical Equipment and
Instrumentation in Mines
MN 423
Geostatistics
MN 433
Mine Planning and Excavation
PR 423/433
Quality Management
TX 413/423
Engineering Design of
Textile Structures
TX 433
Chemistry and Technology of
Man-made Fibres
AN
MM 405
Mechanical Behaviour of
Materials
MN 405
Mining Machinery and
Material Handling
PR 405
Production Management
TX 405
Fabric Manufacture and Design
FN
MM 406
Physical Metallurgy
MN 406
Mine Ventilation and
Environmental Hazards
PR 406
Manufacturing Technology
TX 406
Chemical Processing and
Finishing
AN
MM 414
Non-ferrous Extractive Metallurgy
MM 424
Materials Characterisation
MM 434
Foundry Engineering
MN 424
Quality, Reliability and Safety in
Mines
PR 415
Inspection and Product Control
PR 424 / 434
Operations Research
FN
MM 415
Instrumentation and Control
MM 425
Ceramic Materials
MM 435
Mechanical Working Processes
MN 415 / 425 / 435
Mine Management and
Legislation
PR 414
Design of Machine Tools
PR 435
Operations Planning and Control
TX 415 / 425 / 435
Mill Organisation, Process
Economics and Quality Control
AN
MM 407
Metallurgical Design
MN 407
Geomechanics and Mine Design
PR 407
Design of Machine Elements
TX 407
Design and Mechanisms of
Textile Machines
Forenoon Session : IST 1000 h – 1300 h
16
TX 412
Modern Yarn Production and
Control Systems
TX 422
Non-woven, Knitting and
Industrial Fabrics
TX 432
Garment Technology
PR 412/432
Computer Aided Manufacturing
PR 422
Project Management
FIFTH DAY
(WEDNESDAY)
08.06.2016
SIXTH DAY
(THURSDAY)
09.06.2016
TX 431
Advanced Chemical
Processing and Finishing
TX 414 / 424
Textile Machinery and
Maintenance
TX 434
Energy Conservation,
Environmental and
Pollution Control
Afternoon Session : IST 1430 h – 1730 h
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IEI EXAMINATION CENTRES
Until further notification, the Institution’s Examinations will be conducted at the following locations with the
scheme/s as stated below.
Centre
Code
001
002
003
004
005
110
121
132
141
160
171
180
190
201
202
208
211
221
226
231
243
247
248
302
324
342
380
390
400
403
407
411
422
431
440
452
Place
KATHMANDU
ABU DHABI
BAHRAIN
DOHA
KUWAIT
DELHI
FARIDABAD
KARNAL
LUDHIANA
CHANDIGARH
SHIMLA
JAMMU
SRINAGAR
GHAZIABAD
ALIGARH
KANPUR
ALLAHABAD
VARANASI
LUCKNOW
ANPARA
BAREILLY
ROORKEE
DEHRADUN
JAIPUR
KOTA
JODHPUR
AHMEDABAD
VADODARA
MUMBAI
GOA
BELAPUR
PUNE
NASHIK
AURANGABAD
NAGPUR
INDORE
Scheme/s
All Schemes
Only Section AD
All Schemes
All Schemes
All Schemes
Only Section AD
Only Section A
All Schemes
Only Section AD
All Schemes
Only Section AD
All Schemes
Only Section AD
All Schemes
Only Section AD
All Schemes
Only Section AD
All Schemes
Only Section AD
All Schemes
Only Section AD
All Schemes
Only Section AD
Centre
Code
462
482
490
492
500
516
517
520
530
560
570
580
600
607
620
625
641
673
682
695
700
713
721
735
744
751
760
769
Place
KOLKATA
DURGAPUR
KHARAGPUR
JALPAIGURI
PORT BLAIR
BHUBANESWAR
BERHAMPUR
ROURKELA
781
793
799
800
831
834
GUWAHATI
SHILLONG
AGARTALA
PATNA
JAMSHEDPUR
RANCHI
BHOPAL
JABALPUR
BHILAI
RAIPUR
HYDERABAD
KADAPA
TIRUPATI
VIJAYAWADA
VISAKHAPATNAM
BENGALURU
MYSORE
DHARWAD
CHENNAI
NEYVELI
TIRUCHIRAPALLI
MADURAI
COIMBATORE
KOZHIKODE
KOCHI
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM
Scheme/s
All Schemes
Only Section AD
All Schemes
Only Section AD
All Schemes
Only Section AD
All Schemes
Only Section AD
All Schemes
Only Section AD
All Schemes
All Schemes
Only Section AD
All Schemes
Only Section AD
Section A
Section B (CV, CP,
EL, MC, EC, MN)
All Schemes
Only Section AD
All Schemes
Section A means both the Diploma and Non-Diploma Streams; Section AD means Section A (Diploma
Stream); All Schemes mean both Section A and Section B.
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Study Material for Compulsory Subjects of Section B Examination
After successful implementation of publishing study materials of four common subjects of Section A (Non-diploma) and Section A
(Diploma) stream, IEI embarked upon preparing the study materials of compulsory subjects of Section B examinations in Civil
Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, and
Mechanical Engineering. IEI has alredy crossed one more milestone by publishing study materials on the following four subjects
of Section B in Computer Science, Civil, Electrical and Mechanical Engineering subjects as per prescribed syllabus:
¨
¨
Data Structures (CP 403)
Water Resources Systems (CV 405) ¨
Electronic Circuits (EC 406)
¨
Programming Languages (CP 404)
¨
Power Systems (EL 403)Ǭ
Mechanics of Solids (MC 403)
¨
Computer Architecture (CP 406)
¨
Electrical Machines (EL 405)«
¨
Thermal Science and Engineering (MC 405)«
¨
Systems Analysis and Design (CP 407) ¨
Measurement and Control (EL 406)«
¨
Manufacturing Technology (MC 406)
«
likely to be published in the month of January 2016.
Interested candidates may submit the following prescribed proforma duly filled-in with requisite fee (`650.00 for each subject
inclusive of postage). On receipt of request from candidates, the study materials will be sent to candidates at the recorded
addresses by couriers/speed post.
The preparation of study material in other subjects is also in progress. The details will be communicated to all Technician / Senior
Technician members in due course of time.
.........................................................."
.............................................................."
.......................................................
EEA/ED/COC/105
Date: ...................................
Mr Alok Basu
Deputy Director (EEA)
The Institution of Engineers (India)
8, Gokhale Road, Kolkata 700020
Dear Sir,
Please arrange to send the study material (ü
mark) of following subject(s) of Section B Examination :
¨
Data Structures (CP 403)
¨
Water Resources Systems (CV 405)¨
Electronic Circuits (EC 406)
¨
Programming Languages (CP 404)
¨
Power Systems (EL 403)Ǭ
Mechanics of Solids (MC 403)
¨
Computer Architecture (CP 406)
¨
Electrical Machines (EL 405)«
¨
Thermal Science and Engineering (MC 405)«
¨
Systems Analysis and Design (CP 407) ¨
Measurement and Control (EL 406)«
¨
Manufacturing Technology (MC 406)
«
likely to be published in the month of January 2016
I enclose a demand draft of `650.00 (for one subject) / `1300.00 (for two subjects) / `1950.00 (for three subjects) and `2600.00
(for four subjects) in favour of ‘The Institution of Engineers (India)’ payable at Kolkata for this purpose. My particulars are given
hereunder :
Name
: ……………………………………………………………......................
Membership No.
: ……………………………………………………………......................
Mailing Address (as per the : …………………………………………………………..........................
recorded address)
…………………………………………………………..........................
E-mail
: …………………………………………………………..........................
Mobile No.
: …………………………………………………………..........................
Enclosure: Demand Draft No : …………………...................................
drawn on ...........................................................................................
..................................................................,dated...............................
Signature of the Applicant
with date
¨
¨
¨
¨
¨
¨
¨
¨
¨
Membership No:
...........................................................................................................................................................................................................
Subject Codes
CP 403
CV 405
EC 406
CP 404
EL 403
MC 403
CP 406
EL 405
MC 405
CP 407
EL 406
MC 406
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Name and Address : .......................................................................................................................
(in Block Letters)
.......................................................................................................................
.......................................................................................................................
Pin : ¨
¨
¨
¨
¨
¨
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REVISED PROFORMA FOR REGISTRATION OF SECTION B
Dear Sir,
I am sending the application for Registration of Section B duly filled-in with demand draft for `4500/- (US$ 300 for
overseas candidates). The fee includes `1500/- for upgradation of ST/T member after passing of Section B
Examination to the grade of AMIE. The information provided by me in the application is correct to the best of my
knowledge. [Fee for Registration of Section B for Associate Members / Members / Fellows is `3000.00 (US $ 200 for
overseas candidates)].
1. Name and Membership No :
2. Passed Section A in
3.
Choice of Engineering
Branch (Code No. only)
with Roll No.
Code No. of Optional
Subjects Chosen
Bank Draft No._____________dated __________for ` ____________
Full signature of the candidate with date
___________________________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE OF ENGAGEMENT
(To be filled-in by the Engineer under whom the candidate is working)
1. Name of the organization (in BLOCK letters) :
2. Address of the organization (in BLOCK letters) :
3. Nature of the organization (mark Ö
in the relevant box) : ¨
Company ¨
Firm ¨
Statutory Body
Govt. Deptt. ¨
Public Sector Undertaking ¨
Research Organisation ¨
Statutory Body ¨
4. Nature of activities of the organization ____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________ 5. No. of Employees ______________________________
I certify that Shri/Ms …………………………………………………………........... who has passed Section A Examination
of The Institution of Engineers (India), is engaged/receiving training in this organization under me since........................
as................................................ (designation). His date of appointment is........................................
Full Signature of the Certifying Engineer and Date
Designation.........................................................
Membership No. FIE/MIE/AMIE/AIE...................
SEAL OF THE
ORGANISATION
.......................................................................................................................(DO NOT TEAR)........................................................................................................................
Paste a
photograph
here
Specimen Signature of the applicant Þ
(Preferably in English)
The signature should not touch the box
(Use black ink only)
Name (in Capital Letter)
Membership No.
Signature (preferably in English) with date
Note : The photograph and signature are to be verified by the supporter, who must be a Corporate Member in the grade of FIE/MIE/AMIE only.
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REVISED APPLICATION FORMAT FOR EXAMINATION
RE-REGISTRATION/PREMATURE RE-REGISTRATION
The Director (EEA)
The Institution of Engineers (India)
8, Gokhale Road
Kolkata 700 020
For Office Use Only
Dear Sir,
You are requested to consider my application for Examination Re-registration / Premature re-registration for Section A/Section B Examination. I
give below the following factual information as (Ö
) marked in the appropriate box :
1.My six-year period to pass Section A/Section B Examination in Revised Scheme was
expired in Winter ________ Examination.
Stamp size
photograph
to be pasted
here
2.I passed Section A Examination in Summer/Winter ..........................
3.I wish to apply for premature examination re-registration. (Refer instructions page 22 ).
4.My membership grade and no. is
I also hereby agree that exemption in subject(s) secured during the stipulated period of six years or expiry of five years, as applicable, in Section
A / Section B Examination shall be forfeited once my application for Examination Re-registration/Premature Re-registration is accepted by the
Institution. I shall not claim in future to carry forward such exemptions.
Full Name (block letters)
: ________________________________________________________________________________
Recorded Address (block letters): ________________________________________________________________________________
(For change of Address see p 21)
_____________________________________________________________ Pin _______________
Phone/Mobile _____________________ e-mail__________________________________________
_____________________________
Full Signature of Candidate with Date
Enclosure : As tick (Ö
) marked below :
I am enclosing following documents for your kind consideration [tick (Ö
) appropriate box] :
Demand Draft of ` 2,500/- (US $ 200 for overseas candidates) (Draft No .....................................................) in favour of ‘The Institution
Engineers (India)’, payable at Kolkata for Examination Re-registration.
Demand Draft of ` 150/- (US $ 10 for overseas candidates) (Draft No .........................................................) in favour of ‘The Institution
Engineers (India)’, payable at Kolkata for change of address along with filled-in application form.
Photocopy of my Section ‘A’ pass marksheet/ grade card (for Section B candidates only).
Photocopy of my Identity Card.
Note : 1.Submission of application form with fee be made so as to reach at the headquarters of the Institution latest by 10 April for Summer
Examination and 10 October for Winter Examination.
2.Candidates for Section B must submit Registration Form for Section B (proforma available on the website) with requisite fee.
Applicant’s Name : _____________________________________
Membership Grade and No. :____________________
Specimen Signature
of the Applicant
(in English only)
Passport size
photograph to be pasted
here (do not sign on the
photograph)
The signature should not touch the box
(Use black ink only)
Supporter : Verified the photograph and signature of the applicant
Membership No.
Name (in Capital)
Signature (in English only) with date
F/M/AM
Note 1 : The photograph and signature are to be verified by the supporter, who must be a Corporate Member in the grade of FIE/MIE/AMIE only.
Note 2 : For change of address, if required, please fill-up the proforma printed on the reverse with separate Demand Draft as mentioned above.
Form No. EXAM/05
Rev 04/01062015
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CHANGE OF ADDRESS
In case of any change in recorded address, fill up the proforma :
Grade (ST/T)
Membership No.
Check-digit
Name ______________________________________________________________________________________________________
New Address ________________________________________________________________________________________________
(In BLOCK Letters)
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Email ID ____________________________________________
_________________________ Mobile No. ______________________
PIN CODE _______________________________ Enclosed Bank Draft No. _______________________________________________
Dated ______________________________ of `150/- (US $ 10 for overseas candidates) for change of address.
Inspection of Answerscripts of Section A / Section B Examination
The Council at its 673rd Meeting held at Kolkata Resolved the following:
Candidates, appear in a particular session in Section A / Section B examination, may appeal for verification of their answerscript(s)
for arithmetic correction in totaling of marks and any omission/deletion in evaluation within 15 days from the date of declaration of
results at HQs of the Institution on the prescribed proforma as given below with fee of `500/- per answerscript by demand draft in
favour of ‘The Institution of Engineers (India)' payable at Kolkata. On receipt of the request from the candidate with fee, the exact date
and time will be informed to the candidate to inspect his/her answerscript at the HQs of the Institution at his/her own expense. In case
any candidate fails to appear to inspect his/her answerscript(s) at the given date and time, no further opportunity shall be given for
inspection of answerscript(s). It is further clarified that re-verification of answerscript shall not tantamount to revaluation of
answerscript. This is only a process of re-verification by the candidate.
The Director (EEA)
The Institution of Engineers (India)
8, Gokhale Road, Kolkata 700020
Date:…………………
INSPECTION OF ANSWERSCRIPT(S)
1.
Name of the Candidate : .......................................................................................................................................................
2.
Membership No. : ......................................................................... 3. Roll No.: .....................................................................
4.
Name(s) of Subject(s) : ........................................................................................................................................................
5.
Mailing Address : ..................................................................................................................................................................
6.
E-mail Id : .............................................................................................................................................................................
7.
Mobile No. / Landline No.
: ................................................................................................................................................
Enclosed please find a demand draft no. ........................................ dated ................................. for ` ................................... drawn
on ............................................................. (Bank) in favour of 'The Institution of Engineers (India)', payable at Kolkata.
Signature of the Candidate with Date
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EXAMINATION RE-REGISTRATION AFTER
EXPIRY OF SIX YEARS FOR SECTION A / SECTION B EXAMINATION
As per Clause 8.7 of Examination Rules printed in Vol.1 (Rules & Syllabi), the prescribed period for passing Section A or Section B
Examination is six years. Candidates, who would be unsuccessful in Section A or in Section B Examination after the expiry of six year
period, would be eligible to apply for Examination Re-registration as per rules.
Before submitting the application for Examination Re-registration, candidates are advised to read the following carefully:
Category 1 : Candidates, who are unsuccessful to pass Section A Examination in six year, shall be permitted to appear afresh in Section
A Examination. Subject(s) exemption(s) secured during six years, if any, shall be forfeited. They would be required to pass Section A
Examination afresh as per the existing scheme .
Category 2 : Candidates, who have already passed Section A Examination but unsuccessful to pass Section B Examination in six years,
shall be permitted to appear afresh in Section B Examination in existing scheme retaining their Section A status. They would be required
to apply for Registration of Section B on the prescribed proforma (available on website www.india.org) with a demand draft of
Rs.(`)4,500/- (US $ 300 for overseas candidates), in addition to demand draft of Rs.(`)2,500/- for Examination Re-registration with filledin prescribed format. In such cases, subject(s) exemption(s) secured during six-years, if any, shall be forfeited and they would need to
pass Section B Examination afresh as per the existing scheme. Also, they would be required to do project work and the laboratory
experiments afresh.
Six years period shall be counted from Summer examination. For example, if six years period of a candidate expired in Winter 2013
Examination, re-registration period of six years shall be counted from Summer 2014 irrespective of the month and year the candidate
submits his application during the currency period of re-registration.
Candidates, under category 1 and 2 above, should apply for Examination Re-registration as per the format (available on IEI website)
along with the fee of Rs. (`) 2,500/- (US $ 200 for overseas candidates) by demand draft. Candidates, under category 2, should also
apply for Registration of Section B along with a demand draft of Rs. (`) 4,500/-. If there is any change in address recorded with the
Institution, a separate demand draft of Rs. (`) 150/- (US $ 15 for overseas candidates) should be sent by the candidate along with the
prescribed proforma duly filled-in.
Candidates are advised to apply for the same so as to reach at the Headquarters office latest by April 10 and October 10, failing which
they will not be eligible to appear in immediate Summer and Winter Examination, respectively.
On receipt of the application for examination re-registration and registration for Section B, as applicable, with requisite fee, a new identity
card shall be issued to all such candidates.
PREMATURE RE-REGISTRATION FOR EXAMINATION
The Council, at its 680th Meeting, approved the rule for premature re-registration of Section A / Section B examination, to be effective
from 01 June 2014, who are within the currency of six years period. The eligibility criterion and other details are given hereunder:
Eligibility: Candidates, be permitted to apply for pre-mature re-registration, after the expiry of five years of stipulated six years period
when they have not sufficient time to pass the balance subjects of Section A / Section B examination. Such candidates may submit their
premature re-registration form for another six years period to appear afresh in all subjects of Section A/ Section B with the following
condition(s).
Condition:
For Section A (Non-diploma)
Candidates passed only one subject in Section A (Non-diploma) till the expiry of five years of stipulated six years period, are eligible to
apply for premature re-registration. [Candidates passed two or more subjects in Section A (Non-diploma) after the expiry of five
years of stipulated six years period are not eligible to apply for premature re-registration.]
For Section A (Diploma)
Candidates in Section A (Diploma) are not eligible to apply for premature re-registration.
For Section B
Candidates, who are unable to pass any subject in Section B till the expiry of five years of stipulated six years period, are eligible to apply
for premature re-registration. [Candidates passing one or more subject(s) in Section B after the expiry of five years of stipulated
six years period are not eligible to apply for premature re- registration.]
Six year period shall be counted from Summer examination of the year in which a candidate submits his / her application for
this purpose.
For Section A candidates, subject(s) exemption, if any, shall be forfeited after premature re-registration.
For Section B candidates, pass status of Section A will remain unaltered.
How to Apply: Candidates are expected to apply on the prescribed format for Application for Premature Re-registration along with a
demand draft of Rs. (`) 2,500/- (US $ 200 for overseas candidates). In case of Section B candidates, they would also be required to apply
for registration of Section B on the prescribed proforma and available on IEI website with a demand draft of Rs. (`) 4,500/- (US $ 300 for
overseas candidates).
Candidates are advised to apply with requisite fee for the same so as to reach at the Headquarters office latest by April 10 for Summer
examination and October 10 for Winter examination, failing which they will not be eligible to appear in the respective session. However,
Such candidate will be eligible to appear in immediate next examination on submission of examination application form with requisite
fee.
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The above Writ Petition, filled by IEI in Delhi High Court on May 29 2013, could
not heard on November 24, 2015. The judge has adjourned the hearing to
January 21, 2016. The interim orders will continue.
A Compendium of
Recognition Letters for Sections A and B Examinations
TC/2
The Institution has recently published A Compendium of Recognition Letters for
Sections A and B Examinations containing the scores of letters received from
various establishments, viz, MHRD, AICTE, IITs, UPSC, UGC, IIMs, Bar Council of India,
universities, public and private sector undertakings, State Govt. undertakings, foreign
universities, professional societies in India and abroad, GATE Examination, NARIC,
UK, etc. The price of the publication is fixed as ` 500/- (inclusive of postal charges) and
US$ 50 for persons interested to receive the Compendium outside India. Interested
Corporate members, passouts of Sections A and B Examinations and others can send
their request for a copy of the Compendium, enclosing a demand draft of ` 500/- to
the Director (EEA), The Institution of Engineers (India), 8 Gokhale Road, Kolkata 700
020, mentioning their membership number, mobile number, e-mail id and complete
mailing address. On receipt of such request, a copy of the Compendium will be sent by
speed post/courier/registered post.
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