The complete M.Tech Mechanical Engineering program extends over two years within four semesters. Every six-month semester contains a combination of theoretical classes alongside practical work and research assignments. The M.Tech academic curriculum delivers advanced mechanical engineering instruction from thermodynamics through fluid mechanics to robotics to manufacturing technologies and CAD education. Students must finish their dissertation or thesis projects in their final semester as part of their enrollment requirements to pursue specialized fields they like and create modern research contributions to the engineering discipline.
The program extends across two years to establish deep technical proficiency through which students acquire abilities needed to resolve sophisticated engineering problems. Seeking careers within automotive production and aerospace development and energy distribution and manufacturing becomes possible for graduates. M.Tech represents a qualification that lets students start academic research or work as research developers at advanced levels.