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INDEXS. NO CONTENTS PAGE NO

1 INTRODUCTION 12 APPLICABILITY 13 SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY 24 MINIMUM ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA 25 GENERAL CONDITIONS 36 CATEGORY WISE INTAKE AND DISTRIBUTION OF SEATS 47 COURSE WISE DISTRIBUTION OF SEATS 48 WHO IS ELIGIBLE FOR EACH CATEGORY 49 ADMISSION COMMITTEE 510 ADMISSION NOTICE 511 HOW TO APPLY 512 APPLICATION AND PROCESSING FEE 813 LAST DATE FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATIONS FORMS 914 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF APPLICATION FORM 915 IMPORTANT DATES 916 RANKING PROCEDURE 1017 MERIT CUM ADMISSION LISTS 1018 SLIDING PROCESS 1119 VACANT AND DROP OUT SEATS 1120 SECURING YOUR ADMISSION 1221 FEES 1222 MERIT CUM MEANS FEE CONCESSIONS 1323 DOCUMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED AND VERIFIED AT THE TIME OF

ADMISSION

13

24 GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL 1425 LAST DATE FOR CANCELLATION / WITHDRAWAL OF ADMISSION WITH

REFUND

14

26 COMMENCEMENT OF ACADEMIC SESSION 1527 LAST DATE OF ADMISSION 1528 REFUND / CANCELLATION POLICY 1529 MID COURSE WITHDRAWALS 1630 ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY TO RAGGING 1631 FACULTY 1632 PHYSICAL AND ACADEMIC INFRASTRUCTURE 1733 ENGINEERING CURRICULLA/SYLLABI AT ITMU 1834 STUDENT DISCIPLINE 1935 LAPTOPS 1936 LIMITED LIABILITY 2037 JURISDICTION 2038 HELPLINE 20

ANNEXURES & FORMS

39 ENGINEERING CURRICULLA/SYLLABI AT ITMU (ANNEXURE-1) 21-3540 FACULTY PROFILE (ANNEXURE-2) 36-4241 APPLICATION FORM FOR ADMISSION TO B.TECH COURSES FOR

ACADEMIC SESSION 2013-14(ANNEXURE-3)43-44

42 HARYANA RESIDENT CERTIFICATE (FOR BONAFIDE RESIDENTS OFHARYANA ONLY)(FORM -1)

45

43 HARYANA SCHEDULED CASTE CERTIFICATE(FORM-2) 4644 DECLARATION CUM UNDERTAKING (FORM-3) 4745 ANTI-RAGGING AFFIDAVIT BY THE STUDENT AND PARENT (FORM-4) 48-4946 AFFIDAVIT (FOR AUTHORIZING PARENT IN LIEU OF STUDENT TO RECEIVE

REFUND AFTER WITHDRAWAL OF ADMISSION) (FORM-5)50


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ADMISSION POLICY & SELECTION PROCEDURE

FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2013-14

FOR B.TECH COURSES IN

SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

1 INTRODUCTION

1.1 ITM University has been established by the Haryana State Legislature under The Haryana PrivateUniversities Act (Third amendment), 2009.

1.2 ITM University is a self financed multi disciplinary University recognized by UGC with the right toconfer degrees under Section 22(1) of the UGC Act, 1956. For all details of the University and

courses run, refer to ITM University website at www.itmindia.edu.ITM University has been

included by UGC in their select list of approved Universities. This list of recognized Universities

can be obtained from the UGC website www.ugc.ac.in

1.3 This policy shall be called the ADMISSION POLICY & SELECTION PROCEDURE-2013

(APSP-2013) for admission to SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE COURSES (BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY) awarded by ITMUniversity.

1.4 This policy has been prepared in accordance with the First Ordinances of the ITM University duly

approved by Government of Haryana and ensures that admissions are made strictly in accordance

with merit in a fair and transparent manner in the interest of all concerned.

1.5 Admissions will be made on merit obtained from marks secured in JEE 2013 Main (Paper-1) and

aggregate marks of 10+2 of Physics, Mathematics, English & Chemistry from any recognized board

as per details given in this Admission Policy and Selection Procedure 2013 subject to minimum

eligibility criteria.

2 APPLICABILITY

2.1 This Admission Policy and Selection Procedure-2013 is valid for the academic year 2013 14

and shall be applicable for admissions of resident Indian students to all B.Tech. programmes and B.

Tech M. Tech dual degree programme. Admission to children/wards of Non Resident Indian(NRIs)/International students, shall be made in accordance with the Admission Policy and

Selection Procedure for NRIs/International students applicable for 2013-14 (available separately).


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3 SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

The Four Year (8 Semester) B. Tech. degree programme with the number of seats in each branch for

which admissions will be made in academic session 2013 14 are as under:

DESCRIPTION OF BRANCH ABBREVIATION INTAKE

B.TECH Computer Science &Engg. CSE 150

B.TECH Electronics &Comm. Engg. ECE 150

B.TECH Mechanical Engineering* ME 125

B.TECH Information Technology IT 50B.TECH Civil Engineering CIVIL 50

B.TECH Electrical & Electronics Engg. EEE 50

TOTAL INTAKE 575

One additional seat in each branch is reserved for Kashmiri migrants.

In Mechanical Engineering, students have a choice to opt for the 4 year B. Tech programme orB.Tech. - M.Tech. 5 year dual degree programme. The 5 year dual degree programme will run onl

25 students opt for it. If less than 25 students opt for the said dual degree, the programme will run as

year B.Tech Mechanical Engineering degree.

3.1 The shown intake in table above is subject to any changes by the University with an increase /

decrease upto 20% of seats in any branch which may be made to cater for dropouts and maintain

merit, but with total seats within the overall intake of 575.

3.2 For programme-wise academic details, referAnnexure-1.

4 MINIMUM ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

4.1 To be eligible for admission to the first year of any of the above mentioned programmes of School

of Engineering and Technology, a candidate must be an Indian National and must fulfil the

minimum eligibility criteria defined as under :-

4.2 The applicant should have passed 10+2 (English Medium) examination conducted by Central Board

of Secondary Education or equivalent examination from a recognizedboard in Science stream with

an overall aggregate of minimum 60%. The applicant will also have to appear in JEE 2013 Main

(Paper-1). The selection will be based on marks in JEE 2013 Main (Paper-1) and aggregate marks

in English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry of 10+2 examination or equivalent. JEE Main

(Paper-1) marks will be given 60% weightage and 10+2 marks will be given 40% weightage.

(Rounding of marks is not permitted. Therefore, a student with an aggregate of 59.9% marks or less

than 60% will NOT be eligible to apply)

A student from a university / board NOT recognized by CBSE / AICTE / UGC /AIU/ MHRD or any

other statutory body of Government of India shall not be eligible for admission.

4.3 In case a student has completed his/her equivalent examination from an overseas board, he/ she shallnecessarily have to obtain and submit a certificate of equivalence from the AIU (Association of

Indian Universities) at the time of admission. He/ she will also have to appear in JEE 2013,Main

(Paper-1). This condition of appearing in JEE 2013 Main (Paper-1) is not applicable for studentsseeking admission under the category of Kashmiri migrants and for children/wards of

NRIs/International students who shall be admitted based on aggregate marks secured in Class XII


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or equivalent, or for international students, board of their own respective countries (SAARC

countries only), subject to other minimum eligibility criteria. International students will have to getall clearances, visa requirements etc. from all statutory bodies of their respective countries and

India.

4.4 The applicant must not be more than 21 years of age as on 31st

December, 2013. The date of birth

printed on the Class X mark sheet issued by CBSE or equivalent board shall be considered for

determining the age of the candidate. In case of student(s) who may have passed their equivalent

examination from an overseas board, the age mentioned on his/her passport shall be considered.

4.5 Since the application cum processing fee is not refundable under any circumstances whatsoever,

before submitting an application for admission, the applicant must ensure that he/ she fulfils the

minimum eligibility conditions applicable to the category(s) under which admission is being sought

by him/ her.

Applicants must only apply after having fully read and understood the Admission

Policy and Selection Procedure 2013, particularly the fee structure and the refund /

cancellation/ withdrawal policy of the University for Academic session 2013-2014which is clearly enunciated in this booklet.

5 GENERAL CONDITIONS

5.1 In the event the Admission Committee of the University is not satisfied with the character orantecedents of an applicant, in the overall interest of maintaining the academic standards and

discipline of the University, it retains the exclusive right not to admit him/her to the University.

5.2 A student who furnishes particulars or submits documents which are found to be false, or suppressesmaterial information, shall not be considered for admission, and, if he/ she has been admitted on the

basis of such information, besides legal action at his/ her cost, his/ her admission shall stand

automatically cancelled and the entire fee of any description whatsoever paid by him/ her shall stand

fully forfeited.

5.3 Mere possession of the prescribed academic qualifications does not entitle a candidate foradmission. Candidates shall have to fulfil all other conditions as spelt out in this Admission Policy

and Selection Procedure 2013 applicable to his/her category.

5.4 STUDENTS/ PARENTS ARE CAUTIONED NOT TO USE ANY INTERMEDIARY OR

BROKER FOR SECURING ADMISSION. BESIDES BEING ILLEGAL, SUCH AN

ACTION COULD RENDER THE CANDIDATE INELIGIBLE TO PARTICIPATE IN THE

ADMISSION PROCESS.

5.5 A student who wishes to be admitted after a gap period of one year and/ or, more (after passing the

10+2 qualifying examination) shall submit at the time of admission, an affidavit duly Notarized,justifying the reasons for the gap period and certifying that he/ she had not taken admission in anycollege / university or had not been rusticated or had not been sentenced to jail for a criminal

offence. In case a student had taken admission in any other college / university during the gap years

he/she shall have to provide an NOC from the said college/university. He/she will necessarily haveto comply with the minimum eligibility criteria including JEE 2013 Main (Paper-1).


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6 CATEGORY WISE INTAKE AND DISTRIBUTION OF SEATS

S.NO. CATEGORY OF SEATS PERCENTAGE

DISTRIBUTION

OF SEAT

NO. OF

SEATS

A All India General (other than Haryana) 60% 345

B Haryana General 15% 86

C Haryana Scheduled Caste 10% 58

D Child / Ward of NRI/International

students

15% 86

TOTAL 100% 575

7 COURSE WISE DISTRIBUTION OF SEATSCATEGORY OF SEATS CSE ECE ME IT CIVIL EEE TOTAL

ALL INDIA GENERAL

(OTHER THANHARYANA)

90 90 75 30 30 30 345

HARYANA (GENERAL) 22 22 18 8 8 8 86

HARYANA (SC) 15 15 13 5 5 5 58CHILD / WARD OF

NRI/INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS

23 23 19 7 7 7 86

KASHMIRI MIGRANTS 1 1 1 1 1 1 6

TOTAL 151 151 126 51 51 51 581

8 WHO IS ELIGIBLE FOR EACH CATEGORY

8.1 ALL INDIA: All Indian nationals from any part of the country, other than Haryana who complywith the minimum eligibility criteria.

8.2 HARYANA (General): A candidate who is a resident ofHaryana (refer Form 1) or has passed his

10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognized school in Haryana and complies with the

minimum eligibility criteria, is eligible under this category.

8.3 HARYANA (Scheduled Castes): The candidate must be a resident of Haryana and from a

Scheduled Caste of Haryana as notified by State Government (refer Form 2) and should comply

with the minimum eligibility criteria.

8.4 CHILD /WARD OF NRI/International students: The applicant must be a child / ward of a Non

Resident Indian (NRI)/ as defined under Income Tax Act and must comply with the minimum

eligibility criteria is eligible under this category. In addition International students from SAARCcountries can also apply under this category and their admission will be based on the aggregate

marks secured in Class XII or equivalent. JEE 2013 Main (Paper-1) will not be applicable for these

students. Students admitted under this category will pay a substantially higher fee. The extra feecollected from these students will be used to give fee concessions to students on merit cum means

criteria.

Students under NRI/International category will be admitted on first - come - first served basissubject to the minimum eligibility criteria and availability of seats. Since admissions in this category

shall be made on first come first served basis, no refund will be permissible in case of withdrawal


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before or after the last date of admission. A candidate granted admission under this category will not

be eligible to change his/her branch / discipline once he/she is admitted. Also, a candidate who

applies under this category cannot apply for admission under any other category thereafter.

Candidates seeking admission under this category should apply on the application form available inthe Admission Policy and Selection Procedure for Child / Ward of NRI 2013 available at the

University only (these forms shall not be available online or at the designated branches of Syndicate

Bank). International students can however apply by downloading the NRI/International student

form and submitting it with the processing fee of Rs.2,500/-

8.5 KASHMIRI MIGRANTS: One seat in each branch is reserved for Kashmiri migrants. These seats

will be supernumerary and will be filled on the basis of their inter- se merit in the Class XII orequivalent examination and subject to the candidate complying with the minimum eligibility

criteria.JEE 2013 Main (Paper-1) willnot be applicable for these students.

Kashmiri migrants will be required to submit the original certificate of migration duly signed by the

competent authority or Relief Commissioner. Kashmiri migrants cannot apply under any other

category, if applying for reserved seats under this category.

9 ADMISSION COMMITTEE

9.1 Admissions shall be made by an Admission Committee comprising of faculty and administrative

staff of the University to be nominated by the Vice Chancellor. The Committee will be headed by

the Registrar or a person who is not less than the rank of a Professor.

9.2 The Committee shall scrutinize the application forms for admission of the candidates in accordance

with the conditions of admission prescribed in this Admission Policy and Selection Procedure

2013.

9.3 The decision of the Admission Committee on any matter concerning the admission policy and

selection procedure shall be final and binding on all concerned, subject to review as per para 24

(Grievance Redresal) below.

10 ADMISSION NOTICE

10.1 To fill seats to B.Tech. programmes offered by the School of Engineering & Technology foracademic session 2013-14, the University shall publish an admission notice inviting applications

from interested candidates. The admission notice shall be published in at least two national dailies

and / or their education supplements.

10.2 A copy of the admission notice along with this Admission Policy and Selection Procedure 2013

shall be uploaded on the website of the University www.itmindia.edu for the information of all

concerned on or before the admission notice is published in the national dailies and / or theireducation supplements.

10.3 Not less than sixty days time from the date of the admission notice shall be given to interestedcandidates to submit their applications with processing fee.

11 HOW TO APPLY

11.1 There are three ways students can apply:-


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(a) Online on University website www.itmindia.edu :- Students can fill in the form online and

also pay the processing fee of Rs.500/- online. They should upload scanned copies of documentsmentioned in para 11.2 below along with the online application. They will receive an email

confirmation for their online application and this confirmation will also constitute an

acknowledgement of having received the processing fee.

(b) Offline Application Forms :- Application Forms can either be obtained

(i)By hand from the University Campus on payment of Rs. 500/-or(ii)From designated branches of Syndicate Bank listed below, on payment of Rs. 500/-

or

(iii) Requesting by post on payment of Rs. 500/-

Request for Application Forms by post from the University should be addressed to Chairman B.Tech Admission Committee and giving their postal address and enclosing a bank draft of Rs. 500/-

in favour ofITM University Gurgaon payable at Gurgaon only. The applicant must write his /

her full name, address and mobile number on the reverse of the bank draft.

Application forms can be submitted by hand or by post at the University Campus along with the

documents mentioned in Para 11.2 below on or before 19.6.2013. Those who are sending the formsby post must enclose a copy of the receipt of Rs. 500/- (Application and Processing Fee) issued by

the bank or the University, as the case may be.

(c) Downloaded Application Forms: If an applicant does not wish to apply online, he/she may

download the application form from the website of the University www.itmindia.edu. In this

case, the duly filled application must be sent or submitted by hand along with all the documentsmentioned in para 11.2 along with a Demand draft of Rs. 500/- in favour of ITM University,

Gurgaon payable at Gurgaon only or in cash latest by 19.6.2013.

Applications on plain paper shall not be accepted.


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Designated Branches of Syndicate Bank

Sr. No. City Address

1 Chandigarh SCO No. 66-67, Sector-17B, Bank Square, Chandigarh -

160017Ph: 0172-2702931

2 Panchkula Housing Complex, SCO 27, Sector-11, Panchkula -134112

Ph:0172-2560404

3 Ambala 3704/7, Panna Cottage, Jagadhari Road, Ambala Cantt-

133001Ph:0171-2232397

4 Kurukshetra SCO-14,Sector-17, Urban Estate, Kurushetra -136118

Ph:01744-293300

5 Karnal NetajiSubhash Market, Committee Chowk., Karnal -132001Ph:0184-2271861

6 Panipat 548/20 Colony, GT Road,, Panipat -132103Ph:0180-2665738

7 Sonepat Plot no-808, Urban Estate, Sector-14Sonepat -131001

Ph:0130-2247218

8 Hissar New Shopping Complex, SCO 152-153, UCEIN, NearTelephone Exchange, Red Square Market, Hissar-125001,

Ph:01662-225869

9 Bhiwani 228, Vijay Nagar, Hansi Road, Bhiwani-127021

Ph: 01664-245244

10 Rohtak Jhajjar Road, Rohtak-124001

Ph:01262-253696

11 Gurgaon 472/11, Old Railway Road, Gurgaon -122001

Ph:0124-2335481

12 Faridabad 48,Neelam Bata Road, Faridabad -121001

Ph:0129-2415882

13 Rewari Circular Road, Opp. Dr.Kapoors Hospital 123401Ph:01274-225276

14 Jind Shop No-1, Near BalBhawan, Rani-Ka-Talab,

Gohana Road, Jind-126102

Ph:01681-259679

15 Delhi West Delhi:1/1A Second floor, Old Rajender Nagar, New Delhi-110060Ph: 011-25853673

North DelhiIndraprastha Estate, 4, Nehru House,

BahadurshahZafarMarg, New Delhi-15001Ph:011-23238943

South Delhi:

B-12,Green Park Extn, New Delhi-110016

Ph:011-26564471, 26963168


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11.2 Documents to be submitted along with the application form and other instructions:-Self attested copies of following certificates are required to be submitted by post/hand while

applying for admission to:

The Chairman,

B.Tech. Admission Committee,

ITM University,

Sector 23A, Gurgaon 122017,Haryana

Certificates (self attested) to be submitted:(i) Class X Marks sheet (as proof of date of birth).

(ii) Class XII (or equivalent) Marks sheet.(iii) JEE 2013 Main (Paper-1) score card.

(iv) Haryana Resident Certificate (only if applying for seats reserved for Haryana General

(Form -1)(v) Haryana SC certificate (only if applying for seats reserved for Haryana SC (Form -2)

(vi) Kashmiri Migrant Certificate (only if applying as Kashmiri Migrant)

(By Post means Registered Post or Speed Post only.)

11.3 Incomplete application forms and/or applications submitted without the processing fee/ required

enclosures shall be invalidated.

11.4 Students should submit only one application form using any one of the three methods i.e. online,

offline printed form or downloaded application form, otherwise the application is liable to be

rejected.

11.5 Branch Preferences: Students are cautioned to fill their branch preferences in the application formonly after careful consideration. Once the application form has been submitted, no change in

preference will be permitted. Therefore, they must fill all the choices in their order of preference.

If a preference is left blank, it will be presumed the applicant is not interested in the said

discipline. However, to improve their chances of securing the preferred seat through thesliding process, candidates are advised to fill in preferences for all branches and not to leave

anyone blank.

11.6 It is made clear that admissions shall be made strictly on merit only from amongst candidates in

their respective categories, who have applied on the prescribed form, within the stipulated time limit

prescribed in this Admission Policy & Selection Procedure 2013 published by the University and

have deposited the processing fee and whose application has not been invalidated due to anyshortcoming. Applications which are incomplete and not in the prescribed form and not

accompanied with the copies of documents as given in para 11.2 shall be rejected.

12 APPLICATION AND PROCESSING FEE

12.1 For Online application forms, the processing fee of Rs. 500/- can only be paid online. For Offline

Application forms whether obtained from the university/ designated branch of Syndicate Bank, theapplication/ processing fee of Rs.500/- shall be paid at the time of purchase from the university/

bank. In the case of applications downloaded from the website, applicants will have to submit the

processing fee of Rs.500/- at the time of submitting the form in cash or by Demand Draft or send

with DD by post.


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12.2 For receiving the application form by post, a Demand draft of Rs.500/- in favour of ITM

University Gurgaon payable at Gurgaon must accompany the request. (Cheques will not beaccepted under any circumstances). Candidates name, address and Mobile No. must be

superscribed on the reverse of the draft.

12.3 The Processing fee is non refundable under any circumstances whatsoever. Therefore, students are

advised to purchase their application forms only after due consideration of this fact.

13 LAST DATE FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATIONS FORMS

13.1 Duly completed application forms on the prescribed format only should be submitted by eligiblecandidates so as to reach on or before 19.06.2013 at ITM University, HUDA, Sector 23 A,

Gurgaon 122017, Haryana.

13.2 All by hand application forms including deposition of processing fee and documents submitted by

hand, shall be accepted at the University campus on all working days from Monday to Saturdayfrom 9 A.M. to 4 P.M upto 19.06.2013.Applications received after the last date for any reason

whatsoever, shall not be considered under any circumstances. Accordingly, in their own interest,

candidates should ensure timely submission of the application form.

14 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF APPLICATION FORM

14.1 Applicants must insist on a receipt for the application form if submitted by hand. Onlineapplications shall be acknowledged by e-mail confirmation. Postal applications shall be sent their

receipts by post.

14.2 The receipt/acknowledgement shall constitute the only evidence for timely submission of the

application form with the processing fee.

15 IMPORTANT DATES

UPLOADING OF ADMISSION POLICY & SELECTION PROCEDURE 24.04.2013

APPLICATION FORMS AVAILABLE ONLINE / DOWNLOADED FROMTHE ITM UNIVERSITY WEBSITE www.itmindia.edu OR OFFLINE AT THE

CAMPUS AND AT DESIGNATED BRANCHES OF SYNDICATE BANK INVARIOUS CITIES / TOWNS

01.05.2013

LAST DATE FOR SUBMISSION OF ALL TYPES OF APPLICATION FORMS

WITH PROCESSING FEE AND REQUIRED DOCUMENTS, INCLUDINGTHOSE SENT BY POST

19.06.2013

DISPLAY OF FIRST ADMISSION CUM MERIT LIST ON THE UNIVERSITY

WEBSITE www.itmindia.edu AND AT THE CAMPUS25.06.2013

LAST DATE FOR PAYMENT OF FIRST SEMESTER FEES FOR STUDENTS

OFFERED ADMISSION IN FIRST LIST02.07.2013

DISPLAY OF SECOND LIST AFTER SLIDING 04.07.2013

LAST DATE FOR PAYMENT OF FIRST SEMESTER FEES FOR STUDENTSOFFERED ADMISSION IN SECOND LIST.

11.07.2013

FINAL SLIDING LIST 15.07.2013

LAST DATE FOR WITHDRAWAL OF ADMISSION WITH REFUND 17.07.2013

VACANT / DROPOUT SEATS, IF ANY TO BE FILLED ON FIRST-CUM-

FIRST-SERVE BASIS18.07.2013 to 16.08.2013

ORIENTATION OF ADMITTED STUDENTS

(IN TWO BATCHES)

19.07.2013, (ECE & ME)

20.07.2013 (CSE, IT, Civil &

EEE)

COMMENCEMENT OF ACADEMIC SESSION 22.07.2013

LAST DATE OF ADMISSION 16.08.2013


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15.1 Dates are subject to change solely at the discretion of the University. Change(s), if any, shall be

notified on the website www.itmindia.edu.

16 RANKING PROCEDURE

16.1 Subject to the minimum eligibility criteria specified in this document, all admissions (except

Kashmiri migrants and children/wards of NRI/International students) shall be made strictly

according to merit in their category, from amongst the eligible applications received on theprescribed form by the University along with the processing fee within the time frame stipulated for

submission of the same along with all required documents. All eligible applications shall besegregated on merit into their respective categories i.e. All India, Haryana General and Haryana SC

and ranked as per their merit, calculated as below :-

In order to give weightage both to JEE marks (Paper-1) and performance at 10+2 level, the merit

shall be decided as under:-

(a)Marks in JEE 2013 Main (Paper-1) i.e. paper applicable to Engineering admissions.(b)Aggregate marks in English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry of 10+2 examinations or

equivalent from any recognised board.(c)The weightage of (a) and (b) above shall be 60% and 40% respectively.This is illustrated with the following example:-

JEE2013Main

(Paper1) 10+2 Marks (out of 100 each)Weighted score out

of 100 (60% of JEE

2013 Main(Paper-1)

and 40% of 10+2) Ranking

Max.

marks

Marks

obtained English Mathematics Physics Chemistry Total

360 151 98 95 92 93 378 62.967 3

360

202 90 75 80 66 311 64.767 2360 301 66 68 71 70 275 77.667 1

360 155 92 90 89 87 358 61.633 4

METHOD OF CALCULATION

* 100100

40

400

378

100

60

360

151

+

= 62.967 (correct up to three decimal places)

In case two or more students in their category get the same rank, the student with higher marks in Mathematics

would be accorded the higher rank. If marks in Mathematics are also the same, higher marks in Physics would

be accorded the higher rank. If the tie still remains, the higher marks in English followed by Chemistry willapply.

17 MERIT CUM ADMISSION LIST

17.1 Based on the ranking as per para 16 above, the First Merit cum admission list shall be prepared,

category wise ,as per distribution of seats given in Table 7 above and branch preferences given by

the candidate. Unfilled seats of Haryana SC category shall be transferred to Haryana Generalcategory seats, while preparing the Merit cum Admission list. This is to ensure retention of the seats

under Haryana category for Haryana Domicile/category as per table 7 above.


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17.2 Besides uploading the list on the website of the University www.itmindia.edu, the same will also be

displayed on the Notice Board of the University for the information of all concerned as per schedule

given in the Para 15 above.

17.3 The Merit cum Admission list will carry the following details of students in order of merit in their

respective categories:

(a)

JEE 2013 Main(Paper-1) Roll No.(b) Name of the Student(c) Fathers Name(d) Gender(e) Branch in which admission offered

17.4 Last date for payment of fees for securing admission and fee payable shall be in accordance withPara 15 and Para 21 respectively which will also be mentioned in the covering note of the Merit cum

Admission list. Before depositing the fee, to secure their admissions, in their own interest

Students/parents must refer to the refund/cancellation/ withdrawal policy in case of withdrawal

before andafter the last date of admission.

17.5 Merely depositing fee will not confirm the admission. Submitting/ getting documents verified is a

necessary condition before provisional admission is offered.

18 SLIDING PROCESS

18.1 After the last date for depositing the fee for students offered admission in the First Merit cum

admission list has expired, the Second merit cum admission list shall be prepared by first sliding the

admitted students, based on merit and their branch preference, for unfilled seats in their respectivecategories. In other words those students, who were offered admission in the first list and have

accepted their admission by paying their semester fee on or before the last date specified, will be

slided for upgrading their branch preference before considering fresh students lower in the merit list.

18.2 During the sliding process, students will be automatically upgraded to their higher branch

preference, as given in the application form and in accordance with merit unless they submit arequest for change of choice in writing upto the last date of payment of semester fee for 1

stand 2

nd

list, as the case may be.

18.3 After the last date for depositing the fee for students offered admission in the Second merit cumadmission list has expired, a final sliding shall take place only for admitted students for their

upgradation of branch preference and this list will be displayed as per date schedule in para 15,

before arriving at the branch wise vacant/dropout seats on 18.7.2013. These unfilled seats, will be

filled on first-cum-first-served basis as per para 19 below.

19 VACANT AND DROPOUT SEATS

19.1 After display of the final list, the vacant / dropout seats from all categories shall be aggregated and

offered branch wise, on first cum first serve basis to the candidates from within the applicants whocould not secure a seat in the first and second lists and also from any fresh candidates, subject to the

eligibility conditions and merit.


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19.2 Since it is necessary to fill all unfilled seats as far as possible, students offered admission against

vacant/drop out seats will have to deposit the first semester fee in full on the spot to secure theiradmission. All documents shall also be produced for submission/ verification. Accordingly, in their

own interest, students must come fully prepared with the fee in cash / draft, as the case may be and

the required documents. In case any document(s) required are not produced in original for

submission / verification, admission can be denied.

19.3 It is made expressly clear that paras 28.5, 28.6 and 29 are equally applicable for students admittedagainst vacant/ dropout seats. Change of branch/discipline will not be permitted under any

circumstances, after allocation of branches. Therefore, candidates are cautioned to accept admissiononly after due consideration of these conditions.

20 SECURING YOUR ADMISSION

20.1 Students whose names appear in the first or second merit cum admission list displayed by the

University must deposit their first semester fee in full on or before the last date specified for the

purpose, to secure their admission, failing which the offer of admission will stand withdrawn.

20.2 Semester fee will not be accepted in part or in instalments.

20.3 In the event a student fails to deposit his/her fee on or before the date specified, the offer ofadmission will stand automatically withdrawn and the student will have no claim whatsoever on the

seat.

21 FEES

21.1 Details of fees

RESIDENT INDIAN STUDENTS

CHILD/WARD OF

NRI/INTERNATIONALSTUDENTS

B.TECH Rs. 95,750/- (Per Semester) Rs. 3,82,000/- Annual orequivalent foreign exchange

HOSTEL CHARGES

(IF APPLICABLE)Rs. 35,000 (Per Semester)

In case B.Tech-M.Tech Dual degree programme is run, students who opt for this programme and areselected, shall pay Rs.89400/- per semester from second semesters onwards, as against Rs.95,750/-

persemesterpaid by B. Tech students. The final list of students for the 5 years dual degree of B.TecM.Tech programme in Mechanical Engineering shall be displayed after the last date of admission

i.e. 16.08.2013 taking their options & merit into consideration.

21.2 Fees as given in Table 21.1, are the total tuition fees. No other fee / fund (except the hostel fees,

where applicable and Rs. 1000/- for a one time Alumni Association charge) by whatsoever, name

called, shall be payable by a student, other than that prescribed in the year of his/her admission.

21.3 Fee applicable in the year of admission shall be subject to year on year increase of 3% for the

duration of the course.


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21.4 The total fee for the year including hostel charges (if applicable) will be payable in two equal bi-

annual instalments (semester wise, in advance). Children / wards of NRI/International students shall

pay the fee annually, in advance.

21.5 Semester fees cannot be paid in part or instalments.

21.6 Fees can only be paid by Demand Draft or Cash or by credit card or debit card. All demand drafts

shall be made favouring ITM University, Gurgaon and shall be payable at Gurgaon.

21.7 Fee paid by a student is not refundable under any circumstances in part or whole, unless the vacatedseat is filled on or before the last date of admission of vacant/ dropout seats as per para 28 and 29

below.

21.8 Students must obtain a receipt for every payment made to the University as that shall constitute their

only proof of payment.

21.9 Admission/semester fees must only be paid at the Accounts Office of the University on any working

day from Monday to Saturday from 9.00 AM to 4:00 PM

21.10 EDUCATION LOANS are available to students under special arrangement for students of ITM

University through CREDILA Financial Services (promoted by HDFC). To apply for loans visit onwww.credila.com/apply_for_loan.html . For any queries, you can go to

www.messenger.providesupport.com/messenger/credila.html . Forms are also available with

Accounts office, ITM University Gurgaon.For Education Loans you may call Toll Free No. 1800-209-3636; or Mr. Amit Vij in his Mobile No. 91-8860638061; or E-mail at [email protected].

22 MERIT CUM MEANS FEE CONCESSIONS

22.1 The fee structure for the 25% students who are domicile of Haryana under Haryana(General) and

Haryana(SC) categories shall be based on Merit-cum-Means and be as follows : -

i. 5% out of the 25% shall be granted full fee exemption.ii. 10% out of the 25% shall be granted 50% fee concession.iii.The balance 10% of the 25% shall be granted 25% fee concession.

22.2 Notwithstanding the award of fee concessions, all candidates selected for admission will have to

first deposit their first semester fee to secure their admission. Grant of fee concessions by aCommittee nominated by the Vice Chancellor shall be refunded to those awarded fee concession,

within two months from the last date of admission of unfilled seats i.e. 16.08.2013.

22.3 The Fee concession amount will be paid, semester wise, by account payee crossed cheque only inthe name of the student. Fee concession will be reviewed annually based on yearly academicperformance and all other criteria laid down in Standard Operating Procedure for fee concessions

available on website www.itmindia.edu .

23 DOCUMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED AND VERIFIED AT THE TIME OF ADMISSION23.1 In addition to the fees, to secure their admission, students will be required to produce for

verification/submission the following certificates in original :-


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SR.

NO.DOCUMENTS

ORIGINAL

DOCUMENT

REQUIRED

SELF

ATTESTED

PHOTOCOPY

REQUIRED

DOCUMENTS TO BE

RETURNED ON THE

SPOT AFTER

VERIFICATION &

DEPOSIT OF FEES

1 Class X mark sheet (as proof of date

of birth).Yes Yes Yes

2 10+2 or equivalent mark sheet. Yes Yes Yes

3 JEE 2013 Main (Paper-1) Roll

Number (Admit Card).Yes Yes Yes

4 JEE 2013 Main (Paper-1) Score

card (Result Card). Yes Yes Yes5 Certificate of Medical fitness from a

registered medical practitioner.Yes Yes No

6 Certificate of Migration (only incase class XII passed from any other

board other than Haryana board).

Yes Yes No

7 Character Certificate from school

last attended.Yes Yes No

8 Passport (only if passed class Xfrom a foreign board).

Yes Yes Yes

9 Equivalence certificate from AIU

(Only if passed class XII from aforeign board).

Yes Yes No

10 Haryana Resident Certificate (only

if applying for seats reserved for

Haryana General (Form -1)

Yes Yes Yes

11 Haryana SC certificate (only if

applying for seats reserved for SC

from Haryana (Form -2).

Yes Yes Yes

12 Certificate of Migration (applicable

only for Kashmiri Migrant(s).Yes Yes Yes

13 Two copies of recent colour good

quality photographs (Size 3.5 X 4.5

cms)

Yes Yes No

14 Declaration cum undertaking signed

by parents and applicant (Form-3)Yes Yes No

15 Anti-ragging Affidavits one each by

students & parents (Form-4)Yes Yes No

23.2 The Original Character and Migration Certificates submitted by students at the time of admissionbecomes the property of the University and therefore will not be returned. Admitted students will

be issued a new Character Certificates and Migration Certificates under the seal of the University

on completion of the degree.

GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL

24.1 Grievance / complaints, if any, against any action/decision of the Admissions Committee can bemade in writing to the Vice Chancellor of the University, within 3 days of the decision.

24.2 In case there is any ambiguity whatsoever, with respect to this policy, Vice Chancellors

interpretation / clarification / decision shall be final and binding on all concerned.

25 LAST DATE FOR CANCELLATION / WITHDRAWAL OF ADMISSION WITH REFUND

Wednesday, 17th

July, 2013.


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26 COMMENCEMENT OF ACADEMIC SESSION

Monday, 22nd

July, 2013.

27 LAST DATE OF ADMISSION

Friday, 16th

August, 2013.

No admission to any B. Tech. course shall be made after 16.8.2013 under any circumstances

whatsoever.

As per the apex court / competent authority, no seat(s) can be filled after the last date of admission

for unfilled seats. Under the circumstances, if unfilled seat(s) are not filled before the last date of

admission, such seat(s) will remain vacant for the next four years, since no lateral entry admissionsdirectly to the II

ndyear are made by the University. Therefore, to give the University enough time to

find suitable students/ replacements for their vacant / dropout seats, the last date for cancellation /

withdrawal of admission has deliberately been kept well before the last date of admission.Accordingly, students desirous of cancelling their admission must not confuse the last date of

admission to be the last date for cancellation / withdrawal of admission.

28 REFUND / CANCELLATION POLICY

28.1 All requests for cancellations/withdrawal of admission must be made in writing by the applicant

giving reasons for the same and must be accompanied with the original fee receipt quoting thebranch in which admission had been granted & JEE Roll No. Requests made verbally or by

fax/email or without the original fee receipt shall not be entertained.

28.2 In case a student withdraws his / her admission before the last date of withdrawal (on or before 17th

July 2013) the fee deposited by him / her will be refunded after deducting Rs.5000/- (Five

Thousand only) from the total amount of first semester fees. As there is no security amount in

programme fees, hence there is no refund, whatsoever, after completion of the programme.

28.3 The refund shall be made in the name of the student by crossed account payee cheque only and shallbe mailed by Registered post to the student within one month from the last date of admission or

earlier. There is no need for the student and / or his/her parent to visit the University in this regard.

28.4 In case a student does not have a bank account and wishes to have his/her refund cheque in the nameof either parent, he / she shall submit a notarized affidavit along with the application for withdrawal

(specimen of affidavit available at Form-5)

28.5 In case of withdrawal after the last date of cancellation / withdrawal (i.e. after17th

July 2013), but

before the last date of admission of unfilled seats (i.e. 16th

August 2013) the fee deposited will only

be refunded if the vacated seat has beenfilled before the last date of admission. Refund if at all, inthis case as well will be subject to a deduction ofRs.5000/-

28.6 As per the Honble Supreme Court and / or the competent authority, no admissions can be

made by the University to fill a vacancy that may arise after the last date of admission for

unfilled seats (i.e. 16th

August 2013). Therefore, in case of withdrawal after the last date of

admission for unfilled seats, it will be classified as a mid course withdrawal, as the seat so

vacated will continue to remain unfilled for the balance years of the degree. In view thereof

in case of any mid-course withdrawal, no fee, by whatsoever name called is refundable under

any circumstances whatsoever.


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28.7 Since children / wards of NRIs/International students are admitted on First-cum-first-served

basis and not on the basis of merit of a common entrance test marks, in case of withdrawal before or

after the last date of withdrawal / admission, no fee / fund by whatsoever name called is refundable.

29 MID COURSE WITHDRAWALS

Since no mid-course admissions can be made by the University to fill a vacancy caused by a mid-

course withdrawal, No objection certificate or Migration/ Transfer Certificate for a mid-course

withdrawal to a student of any category including child / ward of NRI/International students shall

only be given by the University to a student after he/she has deposited the balance years fees andany other dues outstanding to the University as per Declaration cum Undertaking submitted at the

time of admission.

30 ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY TO RAGGING

30.1 Ragging is strictly prohibited in ITM University and ITM University follows a ZERO Tolerancepolicy towards Ragging. Ragging, its abetment, eve-teasing and / or any kind of mental or physical

harassment, either directly or indirectly, of any student(s) by whatsoever name called which may

hurt the sensibilities or self esteem of a student(s), inside or outside the University and/or itshostel(s) / mess, cafeteria is strictly prohibited by law and as held by the Hon'ble Supreme Court of

India in its order dated 08/05/2009 in the case titled " University of Kerala Vs Council, Principal'sCollege Kerala & others" bearing CA No. 887/2009. An Anti-Ragging Affidavit as perForm 4

have to be filled and submitted along with other documents at the time of admission.

Disorderly conduct whether by words spoken or written or by an act, which has the effect of teasing,

treating or handling with rudeness any other student(s), indulging in rowdy or in-disciplined

activities which causes or is likely to cause annoyance, hardship or psychological harm or to raisefear or apprehension thereof in a fresher or junior student(s) or asking the student(s) to do any act or

perform something, which such student(s) will not do in the ordinary course and which has the

effect of causing or generating a sense of shame or embarrassment so as to adversely affect the

physique or psyche of a fresher or a junior student shall constitute an act of ragging.

30.2 Association, active or passive, with any unlawful organization including holding and/or

participating in demonstrations, inciting violence, displaying notices or circulating handbills in the

University and/or its hostel (s)/mess is strictly prohibited.

30.3 Smoking, consumption of alcohol, drugs or any other intoxicant by whatsoever name called within

the University premises and/or its hostel (s)/mess is strictly prohibited by law.

30.4 Besides police/legal action, a student found indulging in any of the above activity(s) shall be

expelled from the University. In case of expulsion from the University, under such circumstances,

the entire fee paid by him/her shall be forfeited.

30.5 Use of cellular/satellite telephones and/or pagers within the University premises (other than the

Main Cafeteria area) is strictly prohibited.

31 FACULTY

ITM University has one of the best and largest pool of faculty amongst all the colleges in NorthIndia. Many of the faculty members hold PhD degrees from renowned Indian and foreign

universities have very distinguished track record and are drawn from prestigious institutions likeIITs, NITs, Industry and Research Labs. The faculty members have a mix of rich academic and


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industry experience. There is strong emphasis on good quality teaching as well as research in current

areas of technology and all the faculty members keep themselves abreast with latest developmentsand are engaged in active research resulting in a large number of research publications in leading

international and national journals. Many of the faculty members have published books in their

specialized fields and are members of editorial boards / reviewers of reputed journals. Adepartment wise list of faculty members in School of Engineering and Technology is placed atAnnexure-2.

32 PHYSICAL AND ACADEMIC INFRASTRUCTURE

(a)The Campus is well planned to provide facilities commensurate with a twenty-first centurycentre of higher learning. It is spread over 10 acres with a covered area 22,000 sq.mtrs. A new

block including state-of the art auditorium is well on its way towards completion. Music Club,

Photo Club and Yoga Centre are located within the Campus. Classrooms are spacious, well

illuminated, ventilated and equipped with multimedia teaching aids. There is 100% backup forelectricity supply. Rainwater harvesting of the whole campus has been done. The Campus is Wi-

Fi enabled and is centrally air conditioned.

(b)Computer Labs, Virtual Labs, LCD projectors, digital and multimedia library and access toLearning Management System help faculty prepare their lessons and that makes teaching-

learning process effective. There are more than 900 computers in various labs. Students are free

to work till late in the evening, in the labs and workshops on projects of their choice.(c)The University has a first-rate fully air-conditioned library with adequate seating capacity as also

a reading room contiguous to it. It is equipped with more than 5000 books and has an additional

book bank of over 2000 books. Students can become member of the book bank by payingRs.3000/- one time deposit (not refundable). It subscribes to an exhaustive list of national and

international journals, periodicals and newspapers, encompassing all areas of Engineering

Management, Humanities and Law. It has recently added 90,000 e-books and e-journals to its

existing resource. Its Multimedia section has 20 latest computers and web-opac facility for booksearch. It is a member of IIT Delhi library, American Center Library New Delhi and DELNET

It subscribes to IEEE, ELSEVIER Science direct, EBSCO, ASCE, Wall Street Journal Asia andManupatra Law data base. The Library is open up to 8 PM and extended to 9 PM during

examinations.(d)The Campus has a Medical Inspection Room with two medical officers available in turn, formost part of the university timings. The facility exists for handling initial emergencies and

subsequent evacuation, if required to the nearest hospital viz. Columbia Asia Hospital, only a

Km away and with which the University has a MoU signed for extending all medical facilities toour students and other members.

(e)The Campus provides sports facilities in the sport of Cricket, Football, Athletics, Basketball,Volleyball, Tennis, Badminton, Chess and Carom for both boy, girls and faculty. The Campuscricket ground is a centre point of sports attraction having facility for the night cricket and is

arguably the finest facility in the National Capital Region.

(f)The university manages five girls hostels and one boys hostel in the near vicinity of theCampus. This caters for the hostel accommodation of 36 boys and 168 girls. Security staff,food, lodging, furnished rooms, wi-fi connectivity, back-up generator, indoor sports, recreation

room with TV, dining hall, news papers, magazines and bus service to the university are some of

the main facilities provided most of these hostels. The selection for seats in hostels is primarilybased on academic merit and distance to University from the permanent address of the student

The university has a number of local Paying Guest Accommodation in the vicinity and the

University can facilitate students with a data base to find alternative accommodation withoutmuch difficulty.

(g)ITM University is located in the industrial hub of NCR and therefore, its Schools andDepartments are easily able to connect with various industries for practical training of students.


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A number of industries have signed MOU for imparting training to our students in situ, in the

Campus.(h) The students on admission are given detailed briefing centrally as also by the respective

departments on various aspects of infra and academic facilities, examinations, discipline, anti

ragging briefing, placements, grading system etc. They are also provided with the students diarywhich includes relevant instructions and course syllabus explicitly. The respective departments

detail mentor for students to guide them through their initial phase of first 3 months on all aspects

and provide redressal to their complaints and feedback. This makes transition easy for the new

joinees. The Orientation Programme of admitted students will take place in two batches as

under:

ECE & Mechanical Engineering - 19th July 2013 CSE, IT, Civil, EEE - 20th July 2013

33 ENGINEERING CURRICULLA/SYLLABI AT ITMU

At ITMU, we realise that the graduation years are the formative years and it is not only the

knowledge gained but also the right attitude developed at alma mater that lays the foundation for

healthy and satisfying career growth. Our programs aim at providing a strong foundation in boththeoretical and practical aspects of engineering and our specialized courses in technical domains as

well in soft skills , humanities and social sciences aim at producing professionals with a soundknowledge in engineering and technology and with a well groomed personality, and sense of

responsibility towards society. Some of the salient features of our B.Tech. Programs curricula are:

All Syllabi are designed in line with the best available Schemes and compare with IITs, NITs, andother leading Universities.

Curriculum updated regularly and kept abreast with latest developments in the field throughregular feedback from industry and other important stake holders

The Schemes of Studies and syllabi reviewed by leading academicians from IITs as well asindustry experts

All the syllabi are in accordance with UGC norms both in terms of content and creditrequirements.High practical content with State-of-art experiments in almost every subject , creative projectwork and industrial training/ summer internships

Value added Specialized and flexible courses for students to develop their communication and softskills as well as gain command in the industry preferred areas of technology. These courses

conducted by outside expert agencies.Specialized trainings in specified domains by industry through MoUs with industry to enhance

employability

Programs aimed at all round development of a student as an engineering professional with goodhuman values through courses in environment, ethics and humanities and management

Our B.Tech programmes, therefore, help in overall development of the student and prepare them totake up jobs in premium industries / institutions with promising careers as well as for higher

education in the country and abroad.

The University reserves the right by following due process to change the content and / or the method

of presentation and / or the method of assessment of any unit of study or to withdrew any unit of

study or courses which it offers, to impose limitations on enrolment in any unit or courses and/ or tovary arrangements for any courses. Secondly all information given in the booklet is current up to the

time of publication. Courses details are given in Annexure-1. For other details refer ITMU website

www.itmindia.edu


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HDD, 6GB RAM, i5 or higher processor with OS Windows 7/8 or higher & with WiFi).

Necessary training to students for effective use of laptops in learning is provided by ITMU.

36 LIMITED LIABILITY

All admissions made by the Admission Committee are provisional and subject to confirmation bythe Chancellor of the University. If the admission of any candidate is not confirmed by the

Chancellor of the University, for any reason whatsoever, the liability of the University will be

limited only to the refund of full fees paid by the candidate and that there shall be no further

consequent liability on the University and / or any of its employee.

37 JURISDICTION

Disputes, if any, arising out of this Admission Policy & Selection Procedure shall be the subject

matter of exclusively of courts in Gurgaon only.

38 HELPLINE

Queries if any, regarding the admissions process and or any aspect thereof may please be addressedto:

Chairman,

Admission Committee (B.Tech programme)Important Telephone Nos.:-

Admissions Enquiry

0124 4195224, 8587978205 Ms. InduBadgujar0124 3299538 Ms. SagrikaNayak

8587978930Ms. MamtaRohilla

Online Admissions Enquiry 8587976895 Mr. Naresh Mann

General Enquiry 0124 2365811-13, 4195200 Reception

[email protected],[email protected]

Website Address www.itmindia.edu

DATED: - 24th April 2013PLACE: Gurgaon

VICE CHANCELLOR

ITM UNIVERSITY,GURGAON


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Annexure-1

Engineering Curriculum / Syllabi at ITMU

Bachelor of Technology in Civil Engineering-2013

Undergraduate Core (UC) Undergraduate Elective ( UE)

Category Credits Category Credits

DC 109 DE 15.0

BS 26 FE 6.0

EAS 18

HMS 12

Total 165 Total 21.0

Total Credits = 186Basic Sciences (BS) Core

ASL101 Mathematics I 3 1 0 4

ASL102 Mathematics II 3 1 0 4ASL123 Physics I 3 1 2 5

ASL130 Engineering Chemistry 2 1 2 4

ASL140 Environmental Studies 3 1 0 4

ASL210 Numerical Methods 3 1 2 5

Total BS Core 17 6 6 26

Engineering Arts and Sciences (EAS)

CSL 120Basics of Computers and C

Programming2 0 2 3

MEL102Introduction to Mechanical

And Production Engineering3 1 2 5

MEP110Engineering Graphics and

Drawing

1 0 4 3

ECL110Basics of Electrical andElectronics Engineering

3 1 2 5

CSP218 Computer Programming C++ 1 0 2 2

Total EAS Core 10 2 12 18

Humanities and Management Sciences ( HMS ) Core

HML101 Effective Communications I 1 0 2 2

HML106 Effective Communications II 1 0 2 2

HML110 Self and Value Clarity 2 1 0 NC

HML212 Fundamentals of Management 2 0 0 2

HML313 Managerial Economics 2 0 0 2

HML415 Organizational Behavior 3 0 0 3

HMP100 Language Lab. 0 0 2 1

Total HMS Core 11 1 6 12

Department Core (DC)

CEN101 Introduction to Civil Engineering 1 0 0 NC

CEL101 Engineering Geology 3 0 2 4

CEL102 Surveying 3 1 2 5

CEL201 Mechanics of Solids 3 1 0 4

CEL203 Fluid Mechanics 3 1 0 4CEL205 Building Construction 3 0 0 3

CEL207 Concrete Technology 2 0 2 3

CEP209 Building Drawing 1 0 2 2

CEL202 Structural Analysis I 3 1 0 4CEL204 Open Channel Flow and

Hydraulic Machinery3 1 2 5

CEL206 Estimating & Costing 2 0 2 3

CEL208 Transportation Engineering I 3 0 2 4CET210 Practical Training I 0 0 0 2

CEL301 Soil Mechanics 3 1 2 5CEL303 Water Resources Engineering 3 1 0 4

CEL305 Environmental Engineering 3 0 2 4CEL307 Design of Concrete Structures 3 1 0 4

CEL309 Structural Analysis II 3 1 2 5CEP311 Engineering Problem Solving

using MATLAB0 0 2 1

CEL302 Foundation Engineering 3 1 2 5

CEL304 Design of Hydraulic Structures 3 1 0 4

CEL306 Environmental Sustainability 3 0 2 4CEL308 Design of Steel Structures 3 1 0 4

CEL310

Applications of Remote Sensing

and Geographic Information

Systems in Civil Engineering

3 0 2 4

CET312 Practical Training II 0 0 0 2

CEL401Advanced Design of Concrete

Structures3 1 0 4

CEL403 Construction Management 3 1 0 4

CEC413 Colloquium 0 2 0 2

CEP415Computer Aided Design of

Infrastructures1 0 2 2

CED417 Major Project (A) 0 0 4 2

CED438 Major Project (B) 0 0 12 6

Total DC 67 16 46 109

Departmental Electives (DE)

CEL405 Transportation Engineering II 2 0 2 3

CEL407 Ground Improvement 2 0 2 3CEL409 Water Power Engineering 2 0 2 3

CEL411Matrix Methods of Structural

Analysis2 0 2 3

CEL402 Disaster Management 2 0 2 3

CEL404Design and Maintenance of

Pavements2 0 2 3

CEL406 Advanced Steel Design 2 0 2 3

CEL408 Machine Foundations 2 0 2 3

CEL410 Pre Stressed Concrete Structures 2 0 2 3

CEL412 Ground Water Hydrology 2 0 2 3

CEL414 Design of Off Shore Structures 2 0 2 3CEL416 Construction Practices 2 0 2 3

CEL418Diagnostic Analysis and

Rehabilitation of Structures2 0 2 3

CEL420 Bridge Engineering 2 0 2 3CEL422 Environmental Geotechnology 2 0 2 3

CEL424 River Engineering 2 0 2 3

Emerging Area Department Electives (EADE)

CEL426Earthquake Analysis and

Design2 0 2 3

CEL428 Green Buildings 2 0 2 3

CEL430Transportation Economics,Planning and Management

2 0 2 3

CEL432 Climate Change Sustainability 2 0 2 3

CEL434

Computer Methods In Water

Resources And EnvironmentalEngineering 2 0 2 3

CEL436

Geosynthetics and Reinforced

Soil Structures 2 0 2 3


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Programme Code: CS1

Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science & Engineering -2013

The Overall credits structureUndergraduate Core (UC) Undergraduate Elective(UE)


DC 95 DE1 3

AS 35 DE2 3

HMS 9 DE3 3

P 10 OC 3

EAS 22.5

CPT 4

TOTAL 175.5 TOTAL 12

Applied Science

ASL101 Mathematics-I 3-1-0 4ASL121 Physics-I 3-1-2 5ASL102 Mathematics-II 3-1-0 4ASL122 Physics-II 3-1-2 5

ASL140 Environmental Studies 3-1-0 4ASL202 Numerical Methods 3-1-2 5ASL130 Engineering Chemistry 2-1-2 4

ASL204 Probability & Statistics 3-1-0 4

TOTAL CREDITS 35

Humanities and Management Sciences

HML101 Effective Communication - I 1-0-2 2HML102 Effective Communication - II 1-0-2 2SML340 Principles & Practices of Mgmt. (2-0-2) 3HMP100 Language Lab 0-0-2 1SML200 Engineering Economics (2-0-2) 3

TOTAL CREDITS 11

Engineering Arts & Sciences

ECL 110 Basics of Electrical & Electronics 3-1-2 5

EngineeringMEL110 Introduction to ME and Production 3-1-2 5Engineering

MEP160 Engineering Drawing 1-0-3 2.5ECL200 Digital Electronics 3-1-2 5ECL330 Microprocessor and its Applications 3-1-2 5

TOTAL CREDITS 22.5

Project

CSD300 Mini Project 0-0-2 1CSD401 Major Project I 0-0-4 2CSD402 Major Project II 0-0-8 4

TOTAL CREDITS 7

Colloquium, Presentation & Training

CST201 Assessment of Practical Training NCCSC401 Colloquium &Assessment

of Industrial Training 0-0-2 1ITR 220 General Proficiency 1ITR 420 General Proficiency 4

TOTAL CREDITS 6

Department Core

CSL100 Fundamental of Computers & 3-2-2 Programming In C

CSL201 Discrete Structure 3-1-0 CSL214 Database Management System 3-1-2 CSL207 Programming Language 3-0-0CSL 101 OOPS I 3-0-2CSL209 Data Structure & Algorithm 3-1-2CSL 210 OOPS II 3-1-2CSL318 Theory of Computation 3-1-0CSL212 Computer Architecture & 3-1-0

OrganizationCSL 307 Core Java & Web Development 3-1-2 CSL301 Analysis & Design of Algorithm 3-1-2CSL303 Operating System 3-1-2CSL305 Computer Graphics 3-1-2 CSL314 Software Engineering 3-1-2 CSL302 AI & PROLOG Programming 3-1-2CSL304 Computer Networks 3-1-2 CSL401 Advanced Computer Architecture 3-1-0ECL420 Mobile & Wireless Communication 3-1-2

ITL415 Software Project Management 2-0-2

CSL402 Distributed Operating Systems 3-1-0CSL403 Simulation & Modeling 3-1-0

TOTAL CREDITS 95

Department Elective 1

CSL308 Digital Image Analysis 2-1-0CSL310 E-Commerce& ERP 2-1-0CSL316 Advance DBMS 2-1-0

Department Elective 2CSL421 Principal of Compiler Design 2-0-2CSL423 Advance Java 2-0-2 CSL425 Data Mining & Knowledge Discovery 2-0-2 CSL427 Object Oriented System Development 2-0-2

Department Elective 3CSL404 Artificial Neural Network 2-1-0CSL312 Parallel Algorithms 2-1-0CSL406 Quantum Computing 2-1-0CSL408 Soft Computing 2-1-0CSL422 Computer System Security 2-1-0CSL420 Fuzzy Systems 2-1-0CSL414 Architecture of High Performance 2-1-0

ComputerCSL416 Distributed Computing 2-1-0CSL418 Embedded System Design 2-1-0


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Sem. Course Code Course Name (L-T-P) C

IHML103

Eff. Comm.

(1-0-2) 2

ASL101Maths I

(3-1-0)4

ASL125Fundamentals of Physics

(312) 5

CSL100FOCP

(32-2)6

EDL110Basics of Elc.Engg.

(3-1-2)5

MEP160Engineering Drawing

(1-0-3) 2.5

II

ASL130

Engg. Chemistry(2-1-2)4

ASL102

Maths II(310) 4

ASL126

Physics of Materials(312) 5

CSL101

OOPS I(3-0-2)4

MEL110

Introduction to ME and

Production(312) 5

ASL 130

Engg. Chemistry(2-1-2)4

HML

Eff. Com(1-0-

IIICSL210

Disc. Struc.

(3-1-0) 4

CSL207Prog. Language

(3-0-0) 3

CSL209Data Stru. & Algo.

(3-1-2) 5

ECL200Digt. Elec.

(3-1-2) 5

ASL140Envirm. Studies

(3-1-0) 4

SML200

EngineeringEconomics

(2-0-2)3

ASL

ProbabilStatis

(3-1-

IV

CSL204

Theory ofComputation

(3-1-0) 4

CSL212

CAO(3-1-0) 4

CSL214

Database ManagementSystem

(3-1-2) 5

ASL202

Numerical Methods(3-1-2) 5

CSL210

OOPS II(3-1-3) 5.5

HML110

Self & Value Clarity(210) NC

ITR 2

General Pr1 cre

CST201 Practical/Summer Training

V

CSL301Analy. & Design of

Algo.

(3-1-2) 5

CSL303Operating

System

(3-1-2) 5

CSL305

Comp. Graphics(3-1-2) 5

CSL 307Core Java & Web

Development

(3-0-2) 4

ECL330Microprocessor & its

Applications

(3-1-2)5

CST201Assessment of

Practical Training

NC

VI

CSL302

AI & Prolog progg.

(3-1-2) 5

CSL304

Comp. Networks

(3-1-2) 5

SML340

Principles & Practices ofMgmt.

(2-0-2) 3

DE-1(2-1-0) 3

CSL314

Soft. Engg.

(3-1-2) 5

CSD300

Mini Project

(0-0-2)1

CST 301 Practical Training/summer training

VIICSD401

Major Project I

(0-0-4) 2

CSL401Adv. Comp. Archt.

(3-1-0)4

CSL403Simulation & Mdling

(3-1-0)4

DE-2(2-0-2) 3

ITL415

Software ProjectManagement

(2-0-2)3

CSC401

Colloquium/Assessment of

Industrial Training

(0-0-2) 1

VIII

CSD402

Major Project II(0-0-8) 4

CSL402

Distributed Operating

Systems(3-1-0) 4

ECL403

Mobile & wireless

CommunicationComputing

(3-1-2)4

DE-3

(2-1-0) 3

OC-1

(2-1-0)3

ITR 420

General Proficiency1 credits

Total Credits of B. Tech. (CSE) Program : 188


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Programme Code: IT

Bachelor of Technology in Information Technology -2013The overall credits structure

Undergraduate Core (UC) Undergraduate Elective(UE)


DC 95 DE 15

AS 22 OE 3

HMS 14

P 6

EAS 20

SPTA 14

TOTAL 171 TOTAL 18

Total Overall Credits: 187.5

Applied Science

ASL101 Mathematics-I 3-1-0 4ASL121 Physics-I 3-1-2 5ASL102 Mathematics-II 3-1-0 4ASL122 Physics-II 3-1-2 5

ASV140 Environmental Studies 3-1-0 0ASL204 Probability & Statistics 3-1-0 4

TOTAL CREDITS 22

Humanities and Management Sciences

HML101 Effective Communication - I 1-0-2 2HML106 Effective Communication - II 1-0-2 2SML 200 Engineering Economics 2-0-2 3SML340 Principles and Practices of Mgmt. 2-0-2 3SML300 Entrepreneurship 2-0-2 3HMP100 Language Lab 0-0-2 1

TOTAL CREDITS 14

Engineering Arts & Sciences

ECL 110 Basics of Electrical & Electronics 3-1-2 5Engineering

MEL102 Intro. to Mech. & Production Engg. 3-1-2 5ECL200 Digital Electronics 3-1-2 5

ECL330 Microprocessor & Applications 3-1-2 5

TOTAL CREDITS 20

Project

ITD401 Major Project-1 0-0-4 2ITD402 Major Project-2 0-0-8 4

TOTAL CREDITS 6

Seminar, Presentation & Training & Arts

ITC401 Colloquium 0-2-0 2ITT 201 In-house Training NCITT 301 Practical Training/Summer Training 0-0-4 NCITT401 Practical Training/Summer Training 0-0-4 NCITR 220 General Proficiency 1ITR 420 General Proficiency 4

TOTAL CREDITS 7

Department Core

ITL 100 Intro. to Computer Programming 3-1-2 5ITP200 Intro. to ICT Systems 1-0-2 2

ITL 102 Discrete Structures 3-1-0 4

ITL104 OOPS using C++ 3-1-2 ITL 106 Basics of Telecommunication 2-1-2 ITL 209 Data Structure and Algorithms 3-1-2 ITL 201 Internet & Web Programming 3-0-2 ITL 212 Database Management Systems 3-1-2 ITL 218 Computer Graphics algorithms

& applications 3-1-2 ITL222 Communication Theory 2-2-0

CSL303 Operating System 3-1-2 CSL300 Computer Networks 3-1-2 ITL 303 Interactive Multimedia 2-0-2 ITL 305 Software Engineering Concepts 3-1-2 ITL 316 Object Oriented S/w Engg. 2-1-2 ITL304 Network & Server Side Prog. 3-1-2 ITL 326 Information Security & Cryptography 3-0-2 ITL412 Mobile Computing 3-0-2 ITL413 Dataware Housing and Mining 3-1-2

ITL415 Software Project Management 2-0-2 ITL 210 Computer Organization & Design 2-2-0 ITL310 Algorithms Design and Analysis 3-1-2 ITP 309 Component Based Programming Lab 1-0-2

TOTAL CREDITS 95

Department Elective

DE-1ITL328 Signal Theory 2-1-0 ITL330 Software Testing 2-1-0 ITL332 Wireless networks 2-1-0 ITL334 E-commerce 2-1-0 ITL 322 Embedded Systems 2-1-2 ITL427 Cloud Computing 2-1-0

DE-2ITL417 Data Compression 2-1-0 ITL419 Software Matrices 2-1-0 ITL421 Management of Computing and 2-1-0

Communication SystemITL423 M-Commerce 2-1-0

DE-3ITL 425 Mobile Communication 2-1-0

ITL 429 Machine Learning 2-1-0 ITL 431 Knowledge Management System 2-1-0

DE-4ITL414 Intellectual Property rights & Bioethics 2-1-0 ITL416 Component Based Software Engineering 2-1-0 ITL418 Soft Computing 2-1-0 ITL420 Advance DBMS 2-1-0 ITL432 Global Information System 2-1-0

DE-5ITL422 Telecommunication Systems 2-1-0

ITL424 Service Oriented Architecture 2-1-0 ITL426 ERP & Supply Chain Management 2-1-0 ITL428 Parallel Computing 2-1-0


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Sem

Sub 1 Sub 2 Sub 3 Sub 4 Sub 5 Sub 6 Sub 7

IHML103 Eff. Comm-

I(1-0-2) 2

ASL101

Maths I

(310) 4

ASL125

Fundamentals of

Physics

(312) 5

ITL100

Intro. to CP

(3-1-3) 5.5

ECL110

Basics of Electrical &

Electronic .Engg.

(312) 5

HMP 100

Lang. Lab

(0-0-2)1

MEP16

Engineering D

(1-0-3) 2

II

ITL102

Dis. Str.

(310) 4

ASL102

Maths II

(3-1-0) 4

ITL106

Basic of Tel.

(212) 4

ITL104

OOPS Using C++

(312) 5

MEL110

Intro. to Mech. &Production

(3-1-2) 5

ASL 126

Physics of Materials

(3-1-2)5

HML10

Eff. Comm

(1-0-2)

In house Training(Mini Project) ITT 201

III

ITL 201

Internet & Web

Programming

(3-0-2) 4

ITL209

Data strut. &

Algorithms

(3-1-2) 5

ECL200

Digital

Electronics

(3-1-2) 5

ASL140

Environ .Studies

(3-1-0) 4

ITP200

Intro.to ICT Systems

(1-0-2) 2

HML110

Self & Value Clarity

(2-1-0)NC

ASL 20

Probability

Statistic

(3-1-0)4

IV

ITL210

Comp Orgn & Design

(3-1-0) 4

ITL212

Database

Management System

(3-1-2) 5

ITL222

Communication

Theory

(2-2-0) 4

SML200

Engg. Economics

(202) 3

ITL218

Computer Graphics

algo.& appli.

(3-1-2) 5

ITR220

General Proficiency

1 Credit

Industrial training ITT 301

V

CSL303

Operating

System

(3-1-2) 5

ITL303

Interactive

Multimedia

(2-0-2) 3

ITL305

Soft. Engg. Concepts(3-1-2) 5

ECL330

Micro. & its Appl.(3-1-2) 5

CSL300

Computer

Networks

(3-1-2) 4

ITP309

Comp. Based Prog.

(1-0-2) 2

VI

ITL316

OOSE

(2-1-2) 4

ITL304

Network

Programming/Server

Side Programming

(3-1-2)5

ITL326

Info. Security &

cryptography

(3-0-2) 4

DE-1

(2-1-0) 3

ITL310

ADA

(3-1-2) 5

SML300

Entrepreneurship

(2-0-2) 3

ITT401 Practical Training

VII

ITC401

Colloquium

(0-0-2) 1

ITD401

Major

Project Part I

(0-0-4) 2

ITL413

DWM

(3-1-2) 5

DE-2

(2-1-0) 3

DE-3

(2-1-0) 3

ITL415

SPM

(2-0-2) 3

VIII

ITD402

Major Project Pt-II

(0-0-8) 4

ITL412

Mobile

Computing

(3-0-2) 4

DE-4

(2-1-0) 3

OC-1

(3-0-0) 3

ITR420

General Proficiency

1 Credits

SML340

Principle & Practices

of. Mgmt

(2-0-2) 3Total credit: 183


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The Overall credits structure

Basic sciences (BS) Core

ASL123 Physics-1 3-1-2 5

ASL103 Mathematics - 1 3-1-0 4

ASL150 Applied Chemistry 2-0-2 3ASL104 Mathematics-II 3-1-0 4

ASL220 Mathematics-III 3-1-0 4

ASV140 Environmental Studies 3-1-0 4

24

Humanities and Social Science (HU) Core

HML101 Effective Communication 1-0-2 2

HML102 Business Communication 1-0-2 2

HMV104 Learning through Literature 0-0-2 1

HMP100 Language Lab 0-0-2 1

SML200 Engineering Economics 2-0-2 3

SML300 Entrepreneurship 2-0-2 3

HML110 Self Value & Clarity 2-1-0 NC

12

Engineering Arts and Science (EAS) Core

CSL101 Basic of Computer &C Prog 2-0-2 3CSL110 Elementary Data Structures 3-0-2 4

MEL170 Introduction to of Mech & Prod

Eng 3-1-2 5

MEP150 Workshop Practices 0-0-4 2

MEP160 Engineering Drawing 1-0-3 2.5

16.5


ECL101ECL102

Fundam of Electrical EnggElectronic Materials & Comps

3-1-23-1-0

54

ECL130 Instrument & Measurement 2-0-2 3ECL201 Circuit Theory 3-1-2 5

ECL203 Analog Electronics 3-1-2 5

ECL205 Fields and Waves 3-2-0 5

ECL207 Electrical Machines 3-1-2 5

ECL200Digital Electronics 3-1-2 5ECL202 Analog Communications Systems 3-1-2 5

ECL204 Linear Control Systems 3-1-2 5

ECL206 Signal and system 3-1-0 4ECL301 Antenna and wave Propagation 3-1-2 5

ECL303 Digital Communication System 3-1-2 5

ECL305 Integrated Circuits & Appl. 3-1-2 5

ECL330 Microprocessor & applications 3-1-2 5

ECL340 Introduction to V.L.S.I. 3-0-2 4

ECL350 Digital Signal Processing 3-1-2 5ECL304 Digital System Design 1-0-2 2ECL302 Data Comm. & Networks 3-0-2 4

ECL320 Embedded System Design 3-1-2 5

ECL401 Wireless & Mobile Comm. 3-0-2 4

ECL402 Optical Communications 3-1-2 5

ECL403 Microwave & Radar Engg 3-1-2 5

ECR408 General Proficiency 0-0-1 0.5

ECD306 Minor Project 0-0-2 1

ECD405 Major Project (A) 0-0-4 2

ECD406 Major Project (B) 0-0-8 4

ECC407 Seminar 0-1-0 1ECT106 In Hs Training Minor Project 2

ECT208 Industrial Training 2

ECT308 Industrial Training 2

119.5

Department Elective (DE)

ECL312 Laser Technology 2-0-2 3

ECL316 Information Theory & Coding 2-0-2 3

ECL318 Power Electronics 2-0-2 3

ECL360 Rand Proc in estimation & Cotr. 2-0-2 3

ECL370 Biomedical Instrumentation 2-0-2 3

ECL409 Advanced DSP 2-0-2 3

ECL410 Artificial Neural Networks 2-0-2 3

ECL411 MEMS & Microsystems Tech. 2-0-2 3

ECL412 CDMA Systems. 2-0-2 3

ECL413 Telecom Switching 2-0-2 3

ECL414 Artificial Intel & expert Sys. 2-0-2 3

ECL415 Fuzzy Sets and applications 2-0-2 3ECL416 Image processing 2-0-2 3

ECL417 Reliability Engineering 2-0-2 3

ECL420 Mobile Computing 2-0-2 3

ECL422 Genetic Algorithm 2-0-2 3

ECL424 System Modeling 2-0-2 3

ECL426 Consumer Electronics 2-0-2 3

ECL428 Satellite & TV Communication 2-0-2 3

ECL430 Selected Topics 2-0-2 3

ECL440 Optimization Techniques 2-0-2 3

ECL450 System Identification and

Parameter Estimation

2-0-2 3

ECL460 Soft Computing 2-0-2 3

ECL470 Process Dynamics and Control 2-0-2 3

9

Humanities & Management (HM) ElectivesSML400 Project Management 2-0-2 3

SML410 Total Quality Management 2-0-2 3

3

Open Courses (OC) : Electives to be offered to other deptt.

Subjects taught in other Departments

ECL110 Basics of Electrical & Electronics

Engineering

3-1-2 5

ECL120 Digital Electronics 3-1-2 5

ECL210 Microprocessors 3-1-2 5

ECL310 Principles of Communication 2-1-0 3

Under Graduate Core (UC) Under Graduate Elective (UE)


BS 24 DE 9

HU 12 HM 3

EAS 16.5 OC 3

DC 119.5 UE Total 15

TOTAL 187

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Bachelor of Technology in Electrical & Electronics Engineering-2013

Sem.Course Code

Course Name

(L-T-P)C

Value Added

Courses

(Hands-0n by

Industry

Experts)

I

HML101

Effective

Comm.-I

(1-0-2)2

ASL123

Phy-I

(3-1-2)5

ASL103

Maths-I

(3-1-0)4

EEL101

Basic

Electrical

Engg

(3-1-2)5

CSL101.

Basic of Comp & C

Prog.

(2-0-2)3

MEP150

Workshop

Practices

(0-0-4)2

HMP100

Lang lab

(0-0-2)1

EEV101

PDP & Basic

Comp. Skills

II

HML102

EffectiveComm.-II

(1-0-2)2

EEL102

MaterialScience &

Electronics

(3-1-2)5

ASL104Maths-II

(3-1-0)4

CSL110Elem. Data

Stuct.

(3-0-2)4

MEL102Intro. to Mech.

& Prod.

(3-1-2)5

ASL150Applied

Chem.

(2-0-2)3

MEP160Engg.

Drawing

(1-0-3) 2. 5

EEV102

Conv. Skills

EET106: In House Training for Minor Projects

III

EEL201

Network

Theory

(3-1-2)5

ECL203

Analog elec

(3-1-2) 5

EEL203

EMT

(3-1-0)4

EEL205

Electrical

Machines-I

(3-1-2)5

ASL220

Maths-III

(3-1-0)4

HML104

Learning

thru Litera.

(0-0-2)1

EEV201

Operating

Systems

IV

ECL200

Digital Elec

(3-1-2)5

ECL206

Sig. &

System.

(3-1-0)4

EEL206

Electrical

Machines II

(3-1-2)5

EEL204

Power Elec.

(3-1-2)5

ECL130

Inst. & Measu.

(2-0-2)3

HML110

Self &

Value

Clarity

(2-1-0) NC

EEV202

Adv. C/C++

EET206: Industrial Training

V

EEL301Control Sys-I

(3-1-2)5

EEL303

Power Sys -I.

(3-1-2)5

ECL310Principle of

Communication

(2-1-0)3

ECL305

Integ. Ckt &

app.

(3-1-2)5

SML200

Engg Economics

(2-0-2)3

EEL330Micropr. &

its Appl..

(3-1-2)5

EEV301.

DBMS

VI

ECL304

Digital Sys

Dsgn

(1-0-2)2

EEL340

Electrical

drives

(3-1-0)4

EEL306

Power System - II

(3-1-2)5

EEL304

Control Sys-

II

(3-1-0)4

SML300

Entrepreneurship

(2-0-2)3

EED306

Minor

Project

(0-0-2)1

ASL140

Envir. Stds.

(3-1-0)4

EEV302

Special software

pakages

EET314: Industrial Training

VII

ECL350

DSP

(3-1-2)5

OC 1

(2-0-2)3

EEL302

Power station Engg

(2-0-2)3

DE -1

(2-0-2)3

HM 1

(2-0-2)3

EED401

Major

Project(A)

(0-0-4)2

EEV401

Pers. Dev. Prog

E

L

C

T

VIII

EEL403

PSPS

(3-0-2)4

DE -2

(2-0-2)3

DE - 3

(2-0-2)3

OC 2

(2-0-2)3

EED406

Major Project(B)

(0-0-8)4

EER408

Gen. Prof.

(0-0-1)0.5

EEC408

Seminar

(0-1-0)1


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Under Graduate Compulsory(UC)

Under Graduate Elective(UE)

Category Cedits Category Cedits

BS 24 DE 9

HU 9 OC 6

EAS 16.5 HMelective+core

9

DC 112.5

TOTAL 186

ASL103 Mathematics - I 3-1-0 4ASL104 Mathematics-II 3-1-0 4ASL123 Physics-I 3-1-2 5ASL220 Maths-III 3-1-0 4ASL150 Applied Chemistry 2- 0-2 3ASL140 Environmental Studies 3-1-0 4

24

Humanities and Social Science (HU) Core

HML101 Effective Communication-I 1-0-2 2HML102 Effective Communication-II 1-0-2 2HMV104 Learning through Lit. 0-0-2 1HMR202 Self Value & Clarity 2-1-0 NCHMP100 Language Lab 0-0-2 1HML311 Entrepreneur 2-0-2 3

9Engineering Arts and Science (EAS) Core

CSL101 Basic of Computer & C Prog 2-0-2 3CSL110 Elementary Data Structures 3-0-2 4MEL102 Introduction to of Mech & Prod

Engg.

3-1-2 5

MEP150 Workshop Practices 0-0-4 2MEP160 Engineering Drawing 1-0-3 2.5

16.5


EEL101 Basic of Elect.Engg 3-1-2 5EEL102 Material Science & Electronics 3-1-2 5EEL201 Network Theory 3-1-2 5ECL203 Analog Electronics 3-1-2 5EEL203 EMT 3-1-0 4EEL205 Electrical Machine-I 3-1-2 5

ECL200 Digital Electronics 3-1-2 5ECL206 Signal & System 3-1-0 4EEL206 Electrical Machine-II 3-1-2 5EEL204 Power Electronics 3-1-2 5ECL130 Inst. & Measurement 2-0-2 3EEL 301 Control Systems-I 3-1-2 5EEL 303 Power Sys-I 3-1-2 5EEL310 Principles of comm.. 2-1-0 3

ECL305 Integrated ckt. & Appl. 3-1-2 5EEL330 Microprocessor. & its App. 3-1-2 5EEL306 Power System-II 3-1-2 5ECL304 Digital System Design 1-0-2 2EEL304 Control Systems-II 3-1-0 4EEL340 Electrical drives 3-1-0 4

EEL403 PSPS 3-0-2 4

EED401 Major Project(A) 0-0-4 2

EED406 Major Project(B) 0-0-8 4

EER408 Gen.Prof 0-0-1 0.5

EET206 Industrial Training 2

EET314 Industrial Training 2

EET106 InHouseTraingMinor Project 2

EED306 Minor Project 0-0-2 1

EEC408 Seminar 0-1-0 1112.5

Humanities & Management (HM) Core

SML200 Engineering Economics 2-0-2 3SML300 Entrepreneur 2-0-2 3

06

Department Electives(DE)

ECL360 Wireless & MobileCommunication

2-0-2 3

EIL405 Adaptive Control 2-0-2 3

EIL407 Random Var. & Stochastic Proc. 2-0-2 3

ECL414 AI and Expert System 2-0-2 3

EIL 411 Optimizatation techniques 2-0-2 3

ECL308 Nano- Technology 2-0-2 3

ECL370 Microwave Engg. Basic RF sys. 2-0-2 3

ECL416 Image processing 2-0-2 3

EEL401 PSOC 2-0-2 3EEL404 Reliability Engineering 2-0-2 3

ECL422 Genetic Algorithm 2-0-2 3

ECL340 Intro to VLSI 2-0-2 3

EEL430 Modeling & Simulation ofelectrical Machines

2-0-2 3

ECL411 MEMS & Microsystems Tech 2-0-2 3

ECL409 Advanced DSP 2-0-2 3

EIL308 Biomedical instrumentation 2-0-2 3

ECL320 Embedded Sys. Design 2-0-2 3

ECL312 Laser Technology 2-0-2 3

EEL460 Non-conventional Energy sys 2-0-2 3

EEL405 High Voltage Engg. 2-0-2 3

EEL480 Mechatronics 2-0-2 3

EEL417 Power Quality 2-0-2 3

EEL418 DSP control of electric drives 2-0-2 3EEL419 FACTS 2-0-2 3

ECL426 Consumer Electronics 2-0-2 3EEL422 Advanced Power Electronics 2-0-2 3

EEL450 Power Plant Instrumentation 2-0-2 3

EEL470 Substation Design 2-0-2 3

EEL407 HVDC 2-0-2 3

EEL424 EHV AC Transmission 2-0-2 3

EEL426 Load forecasting & load Manag 2-0-2 3

EEL302 Power Station Engg. 2-0-2 3

ECL350 DSP 3-1-2 5

9

Humanities & Management (HM) ElectivesSML400 Project Management 2-0-2 3

SML410 Total Quality Management 2-0-2 3

03

Open Courses (OC) To be offered by other

departments

06

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Bachelor of Technology in Mechanical Engineering (With Specialization)-2013

Category Credits Category Credits Departmental Core (DC) L-T-P C

BS 28 DE 12 MEL 180 Casting, Welding & Forming 2-1-0 3

HMS 08 CE 3 MEL 201 Metal Cutting & Metrology 2-1-0 3

ES & TA 39 FE 5 MEL202 Energy Conversion 3-1-2 5

DC 76 PR 8 MEL203 Mechanics of Solids - I 3-1-2 5

SPT 5 MEL204 Mechanics of Solids - II 2-1-0 3

Total 151 Total 33 MEL206 Kinematics of Machines 3-1-0 4

Total Credits = 184 MEL208 Fluid Mechanics 3-1-0 4

Basic Sciences (BS) Core L-T-P C MEL 210 Industrial Engineering 2-0-2 3ASL103 Mathematics I 3-1-0 4 MEL302 Heat Transfer 2-1-2 4

ASL104 Mathematics II 3-1-0 4 MEL303 Fluid Machines 2-1-2 4

ASL123 Physics - I 3-1-2 5 MEL304 Instrumentation & Control 3-1-2 5

ASL 126 Physics - III 2-0-2 3 MEL305 Machine Design I 3-1-0 4

ASL130 Engineering Chemistry 2-1-2 4 MEL306 Machine Design II 2-0-2 3

ASL140 Environmental Studies 3-1-0 4 MEL308 IC Engines & Gas Turbines 3-1-2 5

ASL200 Numerical Analysis 2-1-2 4 MEL301 Dynamics of Machines 3-1-2 5

Total BS Core 28MEL 317 Operations Research 3-1-0 4

MEL 405 RAC 2-1-2 4

MEL 402 CADM 3-1-2 5

MEL 451 Introduction to FEM 2-0-2 3

Humanities & Management Sciences (HMS) Core L-T-P C Total DC 76

HMP100 Language Lab 0-0-2 1 Departmental Elective I(DE I): Any one L-T-P C

HML103 Effective Communication-I 1-0-2 2 MEL 453 Power Plant Engineering 2-0-2 3HML106 Effective Communication-II 1-0-2 2 MEL 457 Vibration and Noise 2-0-2 3

HML110 Self & Value Clarity 2-1-0 NC MEL 461 Modern Manufacturing 2-0-2 3

SML200 Engineering Economics 2-0-2 3 MEL 463 Automobile System 2-0-2 3

Total HMS Core 08 Departmental Elective II (DEII): L-T-P C

MEL 455 Non-Conventional Energy 2-0-2 3

Engineering Sciences & Technical Arts (ES & TA) L-T-P C MEL 459 Mechatronics & Robotics 2-0-2 3

CSL130 Fundamentals of Programming 3-1-2 5 Departmental Elective III (DE III): L-T-P C

ECL110 Basics of Elect. & Electronics Engg 3-1-2 5 MEL 452 Computational Fluid 2-0-2 3

MEP110 Engineering Graphics and Drawing. 1-0-4 3 MEL 456 Tribology of Machine 2-0-2 3

MEL120 Introduction to Mechanical 3-1-2 5 MEL 460 Quality Assurance and 2-0-2 3

MEL130 Manufacturing Processes 2-0-3 3.5 MEL 464 Emerging Automotive 2-0-2 3

MEL205 Engineering Mechanics 3-1-0 4 Departmental Elective IV (DE IV): L-T-P C

MEP207 Machine Drawing 0-0-5 2.5 MEL 454 Design of thermal Systems 2-0-2 3

MEL209 Thermodynamics 2-1-0 3 MEL 458 Mechanical System Design 2-0-2 3MEL 310 Material Science 2-0-2 3 MEL 462 Supply Chain Management 2-0-2 3