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Mechanical Engineering


B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering

Why take this course?

Mechanical is a discipline that combines mechanical and electronic engineering that equips engineering aspirants with skills to design, construct, and run factory production lines and automated processes. The future engineers are trained to use their skills in computers, micro-controllers, programmable logic controllers, programming, industrial sensors, hydraulic, pneumatic, and electric drives, the design of mechanical structures, mechanisms, and comprehend the knowledge of manufacturing processes.

B. Tech degree in Mechanical Engineering with a specialization in Mechanical is the study of the moving parts that drive robots, electronics, and machines. This 4-year course primarily focuses on core concepts of mechanical engineering coupled with aspects of developing novel products based on mechatronic principles. Candidates study electronic and mechanical systems, process control and instrumentation, robotics, and automated manufacturing. As a broad academic discipline, it embraces mechanical engineering, manufacturing, electronics, and computer technology.

Program Features
  • Hands-on operating experience with pneumatics, hydraulics, electricity, and manufacturing of mechanical parts and machines
  • Awareness of control system topics like creation, repair, and troubleshooting of electrical, thermal, flow, and mechanical systems and acquaintance with the technology used in computer, mechanical, electronics, and control systems
  • Familiarity with computed numerically controlled (CNC) machines, conveyor belts, robots, and other machines used in manufacturing
  • Ability to examine the reliability of machines and products, understanding of manufacturing techniques, testing, and diagnosing faulty manufacturing components and consideration of environmental factors
CENTRE FOR EXCELLENCE – TOYOTA ENGINE LAB

The Department of Mechanical Engineering, FET – Jain (Deemed – to be – University), houses, “State of the Art – Toyota Engine Lab”. The facility was developed in collaboration with Toyota Kirloskar Motors Pvt Ltd. Today extensive research is being carried out in the area of engine technology to address the concern of global warming due to pollution. At Jain, we have housed this facility to promote training and research in engine technology.

The facility aims to provide:

  1. Training in assembly of engines to the students
  2. Facility for students and research scholars to carry out projects in engine technology

Some of the featured equipment available in our lab are:

  1. Etios engine – 1496 cc
  2. Transmission system of Etios Liva

The facility provides an excellent opportunity to students to researchers to carry out their projects and break the path of innovation.

Cut section model of Complete Toyota chassis

Cut section model of Toyota driveline

Career Opportunities

Mechanical Engineers have a wide scope of career opportunities in India as this program incorporates the concepts of electronic and mechanical engineering into a single entity. The curriculum covers those regions of engineering that is concerned with the increasing integration of electronic, mechanical, and software engineering into production processes. It takes the principles of mechanics, electronics, and computing to design an essential and more economical system.

Mechanical engineers are expert technicians and professional engineers who design and maintain automated equipment. Successful graduates can find employment in industries like manufacturing, automobile, software, etc. Some of the companies that hire such graduates are TATA, Ford, and NASA, etc. Graduates can work in departments such as Technical Services, Machine Designer, Packaging Engineer, Automation Specialist, and Human/Machine Interface (HMI) Programming. The average starting salary offered ranges generally between INR 4 to 8 Lacs per year, which advances with expertise in the field.

Other major domains hiring Mechanical Engineers are

  • Robotics
  • Aerospace
  • Medical and assistive technology
  • Mining or Defence
  • Material handling
  • Human-machine interaction
  • Manufacturing
  • Unmanned aerial and ground vehicles
Duration

4 Years

Eligibility

Pass marks in PUC/10+2 examination with physics and mathematics as compulsory subjects along with one of the chemistry/computer science /Electronics/ and must have secured at least 60% marks (55% in case of candidate belonging to SC/ST category) in the above subjects taken together.

Study Campus
JGI Global Campus
Faculty of Engineering & Technology
NH-209, Bangalore - Kanakapura Main Road
Jakkasandra Post, Kanakapura Taluk
Ramanagara District - 562 112
+91 80 2757 7198
+91 73 3761 8222
Admissions Office
JGI Knowledge Campus
# 44/4, District Fund Road
Jayanagar 9th Block Campus
Bangalore - 5600 69
+91 73 3761 8222
+91 80 4665 0130
Curriculum Structure & Teaching
Physics Cycle
  • Calculus and Matrix Algebra
  • Applied Physics
  • Problem Solving using C
  • Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering
  • Engineering Mechanics
  • Mind Management & Human Values - 1
  • Communicative English/ Business communication
  • Project Centric Learning -1
Chemistry Cycle
  • Partial differential Equations & Laplace Transforms
  • Applied Chemistry
  • Computer Aided Engineering Drawing
  • Data Structures and Algorithm
  • Environmental Engineering & Sustainability
  • Mind Management & Human Values - 2
  • Project Centric Learning – 1
  • Numerical Methods and Matrix Algebra
  • Materials science and Engineering
  • Engineering Thermodynamics
  • Strength of Materials
  • Languages / Economics for Engineers
  • Law for Engineers
  • Computer Aided Machine Drawing
  • Strengh of materials Lab
  • Project Centric Learning - 2
  • Internships I
  • Theory of Machines
  • Fluid Mechanics and Machinery
  • Applied Thermodynamics
  • Open Elective – I
    • Track-I: Energy - Solar and wind energy technologies
    • Track-II: Industrial Engineering - Total Quality Management
    • Track-III : Automobile Engineering - Automotive Technology
  • Scientific Foundations of Health
  • Intellectual property rights
  • Project Centric Learning -2
  • Fluid Mechanics and Machinery Lab
  • Workshop Technology
  • Design of Machine elements
  • Heat and mass transfer
  • Open Elective – II
    • Track-I: Energy - Energy storage techniques
    • Track-II: Industrial Engineering - Production Planning & Control
    • Track-III : Automobile Engineering - Automotive protection
  • Internships II
  • Production and Operations Management/
  • Machine Shop Lab
  • Thermal Engineering Lab
  • Project Centric Learning - 3
  • Precision engineering
  • Finite Element Method
  • Professional elective Course-I
    • Track-I: Design - Strength of Materials
    • Track-II: Thermal Engineering - Automobile Engineering
    • Track-III : Materials & Manufacturing - CAD/ CAM
    • Track-IV: Industrial Engineering - Total Quality Management
  • Professional elective Course-II
    • Track-I: Design - Mechanical Vibrations
    • Track-II: Thermal Engineering - Alternative Fuels
    • Track-III : Materials & Manufacturing - Composite Materials
    • Track-IV: Industrial Engineering - Production Planning & Control
  • Computer Aided Simulation Lab
  • Precision engineering Lab
  • Open Elective - III
    • Track-I: Energy - Energy conservation and management
    • Track-II: Industrial Engineering - Process Planning and cost estimation
    • Track-III : Automobile Engineering - Smart and Hybrid Vehicles
  • Project Centric Learning -3
  • Control Engineering
  • Non-Conventional Energy Systems
  • Professional elective course -III
    • Track-I: Design - Control Engineering
    • Track-II: Thermal Engineering - Power Plant Engineering
    • Track-III : Materials & Manufacturing - Additive Manufacturing
    • Track-IV: Industrial Engineering - Operations Management
  • Professional elective course -IV
    • Track-I: Design - Tribology
    • Track-II: Thermal Engineering - Refrigeration & Air Conditioning
    • Track-III : Materials & Manufacturing - Material Characterization Techniques
    • Track-IV: Industrial Engineering - Agile Manufacturing
  • Open Elective – IV
    • Track-I: Energy - Energy management in buildings
    • Track-II: Industrial Engineering - Supply Chain Management
    • Track-III : Automobile Engineering – Automobile Pollution & Control
  • Design thinking
  • Financial and Project Management
  • Project Centric Learning -4
  • Powerplant engineering
  • Professional elective course -V
    • Track-I: Design - Flexible Manufacturing Systems
    • Track-II: Thermal Engineering - Renewable Sources of Energy
    • Track-III : Materials & Manufacturing - Non-Traditional Marching
    • Track-IV: Industrial Engineering - Statistical Quality Control
  • Professional elective course -VI
    • Track-I: Design - Product Design & Life Cycle
    • Track-II: Thermal Engineering - Energy Conservation & Management
    • Track-III : Materials & Manufacturing - Non-Destructive Testing
    • Track-IV: Industrial Engineering - Supply Chain Management
  • Capstone project
  • Research Publication
  • Major specialisation courses