B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering is a four-year undergraduate program aimed at the basic principles of mechanics, thermodynamics, material science, structural analysis, and electricity, which will lead to the design, analysis, manufacturing, and maintenance of mechanical systems.
It's one of the broadest disciplines of engineering: automotive engineering, robotics, energy systems, manufacturing, and aerospace technology. The curriculum includes mostly theoretical studies with practical laboratory work and project work, so it helps the students be problem solvers and acquire expertise in the techniques. The course also makes a student proficient in all tools, starting from CAD, CAM, designing mechanical components for production, among others.
Students in this department find their career through various industries involving automotive, power plants, renewable energy, aerospace, and manufacturing. Some of the careers that can be pursued are design engineer, production manager, quality control engineer, and R&D specialist. This program also forms a bedrock for advanced studies or specializations in the fields of either robotics, thermal engineering, or mechatronics, and is overall a versatile and rewarding field of study.