Technique Polytechnic Institute

A Three Years Diploma Engineering Institute Approved by AICTE & Affiliated to WBSCTVESD All the Programmes are accredited by NBA

Mandatory Disclosures (2018-19)

Campus: Panchrokhi PO-Sugandhya, PS-Polba Dist-Hooghly, PIN-712102 (West side of Hooghly Railway Station) Contact No: 9830482096 / 9674982097

Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 1 1. Name of the Institute: Technique Polytechnic Institute Vill-Panchrokhi, PO-Sugandhya PS-Polba, Dist-Hooghly, PIN-712102 Contact No: 9830482096 / 9674982097 Email:[email protected] 2. Name and address of the Trust/Society/Company and the Trustees Bandel Educational Foundation At & PO-Manushpur (via Bandel) Dist-Hooghly, West Bengal PIN-7121023 Contact-033 26312945 [email protected] Members: Sri Samir Kuamr Neogi (President) Sri Tapas Kumar Saha (Secretary) Sri Manas Chandra Majumder (Treasurer) Mrs. Piyali Pal (Executive Member) Mrs. Rupali Majumder (Executive Member) Mrs. Anita Neogi (Executive Member) Mrs. Bulbul Banerjee (Executive Member) Mrs. Swapna Saha (Executive Member) 3. Name and address of the Principal Sri Avijit Karmakar Madrasi Bagan, Dharapara P.O.-Chandannagar Dist.-Hooghly Kolkata-712136 Mob-9903557401 / 7003571272 [email protected] 4. Name of the affiliating University West Bengal State Council of Technical and Vocational Education & Skill Development 5. Governance Member of the Board and their brief background Sri Tapas Kumar Saha-Society Nominated (Chairman) Sri Soumyendra Nath Basu-Executive Director, Technique Polytechnic Institute (Member) Sri Avijit Karmakar-Principal, Technique Polytechnic Institute (Secretary) Sri Partha Sarathi Bhattacharya-Co-ordinator, Technique Polytechnic Institute (Member) Sri Samir Kr. Neogi-President, Bandel Education Foundation-Entrepreneur (Member) Sri Manash Chandra Mazumder-Treasurer, Bandel Education Foundation-Entrepreneur (Member) Sri Subhasis Nandi, Chartered Accountant (Member) Principal, Hooghly Institute of Technology-State Government Nominee (Member) Representative from West Bengal State Council of Technical and Vocational Education & Skill Development (Member) Nominee-Industrialist / Educationist / Technologist by State Govt. (Member) Nominee-Regional Committee, AICTE (Member)

Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 2 Members of Academic Advisory Body Internal Quality Assurance Cell Sri Soumyendra Nath Basu (Head of the Institute)-Chairman (Internal) Sri Avijit Karmakar (Principal)-Secretary (Internal) Prof. Manoj Das (Former professor, NITTTR, ER)-Advisor (External) Sri Tapas Kr. Saha (Secretary, BEF)-Member (Internal) Sri Partha Sarathi bhattacharya (Co-ordinator, TPI)-Member (Internal) Prof. (Dr.) Nikhil Ranjan Banerjea (Former V.C., BESU)-Member (External) Prof. (Dr.) Pranab Kr. Banerjee (Head of the department, ETC, JU)-Member (External) Prof. (Dr.) Jagat Jyoti Mandal (Head of the department, CE, NITTTR, ER)-Member (External) Prof. (Dr.) Samir Roy ( Head of the department, CSE, NITTTR, ER)-Member (External) Prof. (Dr.) Urmila Kar ( Head, CDC, NITTTR, ER)-Member (External) Frequently of the Board Meeting and Academic Advisory Body Board Meeting conducted quarterly and Academic Advisory Body meeting conducted bi-annually Organizational Chart and Processes

Nature and Extent of Innovation of Faculty and Students in academic affairs /improvements Initiatives taken to inculcate the spirit of involvement amongst faculty and students are as follows: 1. The Philosophy behind Faculty Student Involvement: a) The Institute is committed to developing excellence in education, training and research. Institutionalized attempts are being made to promote and foster excellence in developing knowledge skills and attitudes in all students and commitment to values in faculty and staff. We have been concentrating in Outcome Based Education (OBE) and Skill Training of our students. Faculty members and students are motivated to publish papers in National / International Journals and Conferences.

b) Special emphasis has been given on developing an environment highly conducive to building of a solid foundation of knowledge, personality development, confidence building, and pursuit of excellence, self-discipline and enhancement of creativity through motivation and drive, which helps to produce professionals who are well trained for the rigors of professional and social life. All Students are encouraged to explore the environment through participation in professional / curricular / co-curricular activities outside the Institute.

Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 3 2. Concept of Faculty Involvement: The faculty focuses on developing and strengthening systems thinking, problem solving, analysis, design, team work, communication skills and preparing students for lifelong learning. The faculty uses innovative techniques, interactive lectures, guided case studies, regular lab assignments and project work. Each Department lays down departmental visions, objectives and roles in shaping the profile of the students to achieve the desired goals. As a pedagogical practice starting from first year courses itself, students are required to explore study, summarize, critique, validate and evaluate. The faculty stresses on learner centric, active and collaborative learning. Labs are used for developing skills to use and apply various general professional competences.

3. Faculty Development Programme(s): TPI believes in continuous training and development of its staff and teachers. The faculty is both multi-skilled and field specialized. Each year TPI organizes FDPs to impart to its faculty the lessons in professionalism and improving the quality of teaching. The concept of treating students as a customer and caring for them assists the faculty in getting feedback and incorporating necessary improvements. Faculty Development Programme – Emphasizes on course preparation, lecture, tutorial and laboratory delivery, assessment and obtaining feedback. Faculty members are encouraged for undertaking Training Programmes conducted by NITTTR, Universities and higher technical institutes to upgrade their knowledge. Faculty is supported through financial incentives to attend conferences / presentations / seminars and submit the reports, which are shared in the department for mutual benefit and enhancement of knowledge.

4. Symposiums / Interactive Sessions / Seminars / Lectures / Presentations: Symposiums / Interactive Sessions / Seminars / Lectures / Presentations are frequently organized; both in house and by inviting eminent external speakers to improve the quality of knowledge and skills.

5. System of student mentoring: Student mentoring has been put in place. Feedback is analysed at departmental levels as also during meetings of various forums to imbibe and include new and valid suggestions. Corrective actions are taking to improve the overall performance of the students.

6. System of faculty appraisal and student feed back: A system of student feedback on faculty and teaching is in place. The performance of the faculty members are evaluated through Faculty Performance Evaluation Committee. The Faculty Appraisal and student feedback analysis is considered by the management and appropriate points implemented for further improvement.

7. Feedback from the Alumni: A system of Alumni feedback in prescribed format is documented and action taken points are assessed.

Mechanism/Norms and Procedure for democratic / good Governance The management recognizes the need for decentralization for the growth of the institute and accords autonomy commensurate with the level of management. The roles and responsibilities of administrators / decision makers for various assigned jobs listed below clearly depict the delegation of authority, providing operational autonomy leading to a decentralized governance system.

(i) Chairman Governing Body The chairman’s primary role is to ensure that the Governing Body of the institute is effective in its task of setting and implementing the institute’s direction and strategy w.r.t. Institute’s Vision & Mission.

Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 4 (ii) Executive Director The role of the Executive Director is to oversee the academic & administrative matters of the institute as per Institute’s Vision & Mission.

(iii) Director (Training & Placement) To train the final year students (i) to become Industry ready and arrange for campus Recruitment Drives (ii) Higher studies for willing students through adequate coaching by internal / external experts

(iv) Principal The role of the Principal is to develop a vision and strategy which keeps the Institute at the forefront of educational innovation and outstanding achievement and which maintains its position within its local community as a key and valued partner committed to excellence

(v) Coordinator Curriculum, Examinations, liaison with State Board, Students’ activity etc., NBA Accreditation of different programmes. He shall be assisted by a number of HOD / In-Charge of the departments and Office Superintendent. He is responsible for implementing the academic policies of the management as formulated by the Chairman as well as GB.

(vi) HOD / In-Charge She/he is the architect of the department. Its smooth functioning and further growth largely depends on the vision of the HOD / In-Charge of the department and the implementation of the Institute’s policies. Although individual faculty members are fully responsible for effective conduct of their own classes, yet the over-all responsibility of efficient functioning of the Department rests with the HOD.

There exists the Grievance Redressal Cell for staff and students, where a student or a staff having any grievances, he/she contacts the Grievance Redressal Cell. After the grievance is registered with the authority, depending upon the nature of the grievances, a matter is take up over in the next meeting of the cell or in the emergency an ad-hoc meeting is called to discuss the matter. The person has been asked to present the affecting grievance in front of the cell and after due deliberations hearing is given in the matter.

The Institute governs the following systems for Grievance Redressal: 1. Grievance Redressal Committee (GRC) 2. Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) 3. Anti-Ragging Committee (ARC) 4. Women’s Task Force (WTF)

Institution Level Committees 1. Governing Body 2. Academic Council 3. Centre for Staff Development Programme (CSDP) 4. Anti-Ragging Committee 5. Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) 6. Purchase committee 7. Finance committee 8. Disciplinary committee 9. Faculty / Staff Selection committee 10. Committee for SC/ST 11. Hostel Committee 12. Internal Academic Audit Committee (IAAC) 13. RTI Cell 14. Entrepreneurship Development Cell

Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 5 The Institute has developed following methods to enhance Learning-Teaching: (a) Weekly Departmental meetings amongst HOD / In-Charge & faculty (b) Meeting of Executive Director, Principal, Co-ordinator & HOD/In-Charge once in a fortnight/regular intervals. (c) Faculty meeting of the Institute Presided by the Chairman (GB) to discuss issues of Academics, Administration, feedbacks and suggestions besides reviewing the progress over all points.

The role of faculty as student mentor is listed below: (i) Act as local guardian of the students and therefore perform all such activities as a local guardian should perform. (ii) Continuously monitor their academic performance including their attendance, marks in quizzes, minor tests, major tests and discipline, (iii) Teach at least one course to such students as far as possible. (iv) Discuss all issues with the students whether personal or official. (v) Be in constant touch with their parents to inform of their progress. (vi) Meet every student at least once every fortnight. (vii) Appraise Principal of the progress of the students once in a month. (viii) Seek the help of the administration to resolve problems, if necessary. (e) Direct access of faculty and students to the HODs, and Administrative Heads. No timings have been laid down. Thus all problems are attended to with due urgency. Major issues are brought to the notice of Chairman (GB) for appropriate decision. (f) Forms have been devised to report any difficulty in the class rooms which need attention of maintenance staff. The same are routed through the Principal

Students Feedback of Institutional Governance / Faculty performance Students Feedback are taken in every semester from all department on regular basis

Grievance Redressal Mechanism for Faculty, Staff and Students As per the AICTE (Establishment of Mechanism for Grievance Redressal) Regulation, 2012 vide Notification No. – F.37/Legal/2012 dated 25.05.2012, our Institute had established a “Grievance Redressal Committee’ on 1st September, 2014 and reconstituted on 13th June, 2016.

Establishment of Anti Ragging Committee Established in July, 2009 and Reformed in July, 2018 (as per AICTE guideline) with the following Committee Members: Chairman: Sri Avijit Karmakar, Principal Convener: Sri Soumyendranath Basu, Executive Director and Sri Partha Sarathi Bhattacharya, Co-ordinator. Members: From Faculty & Staff of the Institute, Representatives from Administration, NGOs, Representatives from Parents, Guardians & Students.

Establishment of Online Grievance Redressal Mechanism:

Establishment of Online Grievance Redressal Committee in the Institution and Appointment of OMBUDSMAN by the University:

GRC has been established on 1st September, 2014, vide Order No-TPI/147/341(1)/2014) and As per the AICTE (Establishment of Mechanism for Grievance Redressal) Regulation, 2012 vide Notification No. – F.37/Legal/2012 dated 25.05.2012, our Institute had established a “Grievance Redressal Committee’ on 1st September, 2014 and reconstituted on 13th June, 2016.

Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 6 The members of the Committee to deal with complaints / grievances are given below: Sl. Name Designation Contact number Sri S.N Basu 9230634940 1 Executive Director Chairperson (033) 26863682 Technique Polytechnic Institute, Hooghly ( Extn. 215) Principal(ex-officio) (033) 26863682 2 Member Technique Polytechnic Institute, Hooghly ( Extn. 205) Dr. G.L Dutta 3 Member 9903990477 Former Chancellor, K.L University,Andhra Pradesh Prof. Sujay Basu 4 Former Professor, Jadavpur University Member 9433413224 (Presently at Centre of Energy and Environment, Kolkata) Co-ordinator(ex-officio) (033) 26863682 5 Member Technique Polytechnic Institute, Hooghly ( Extn. 207) Secretary, Academic Council (ex-officio) (033) 26863682 6 Member Technique Polytechnic Institute, Hooghly ( Extn. 216) Mrs. Pushmita Bhattacharya (033) 26863682 7 Member Lecturer, Technique Polytechnic Institute, Hooghly ( Extn. 206) Appointment of OMBUDSMAN by the University: Not appointed yet

Establishment of Internal Complaint Committee (ICC) The objective of this committee is to provide protection against sexual harassment of all categories of women employees and students of this Institute and for the prevention and redressal of complaints of sexual harassment and recommendation of appropriate punitive action against the guilty party to the Chairperson. Internal Complaints Committee consists of 10 Members including Executive Director, Principal and Co-ordinator. Role of the Committee are as follows: 1. To act as Inquiry Authority on a complaint of sexual harassment 2. To ensure that victims & witness are not victimized or discriminated because of the complaint 3. To take proactive measures to the employees at work places and students

Establishment of Committee for SC / ST Established as per AICTE consisting following members: Chairperson: Principal Members: Sri Partha Sarathi Bhattacharya, Co-ordinator Sri Jagannath Sarkar, Office Superintendent Sri Sudipta Biswas, Librarian Sri Subrata Nandi, Accountant

Internal Quality Assurance Cell Sri Soumyendra Nath Basu (Head of the Institute)-Chairman (Internal) Dr. Avijit Chakraborty (Principal)-Secretary (Internal) Sri Tapas Kr. Saha (Secretary, BEF)-Member (Internal) Prof. Manoj Das (Former professor, NITTTR, ER)-Advisor (External) Sri Partha Sarathi bhattacharya (Co-ordinator, TPI)-Member (Internal) Prof. (Dr.) Nikhil Ranjan Banerjea (Former V.C., BESU)-Member (External) Prof. (Dr.) Pranab Kr. Banerjee (Head of the department, ETC, JU)-Member (External) Prof. (Dr.) Urmila Kar ( Head, CDC, NITTTR, ER)-Member (External) Prof. Jaya Sil (Professor, CSE, IIEST)- Member (External) Dr. Bikramjit Balniyogi (Former Chief Engineer, PWD & Principal, CIEM, Kolkata)-Member (External) Smt. Madhurima Santra (Secretary, Academic Council, TPI)-Member (Internal) Sri Raja Saha (In-Charge, Department of Civil Engineering, TPI)-Member (Internal) Sm. Soumi Das (In-Charge, Department of Science & Humanities, TPI)- Member (Internal)

Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 7 Sri Sujay Biswas (In-Charge, Department of Mechanical Engineering, TPI)-Member (Internal) Sri Himansu Bakshi (In-Charge, Department of Survey Engineering, TPI)-Member (Internal) Sm. Anjana Sengupta (In-Charge, Department of Electrical Engineering TPI)-Member (Internal) Sri Sibasis Bandopadhyay (In-Charge, DETCE, TPI)-Member (Internal)

6. Programmes: Name of the Programmes approved by AICTE Diploma in Mechanical Engineering Diploma in Civil Engineering Diploma in Computer Science & Technology Diploma in Electrical Engineering Diploma in Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering Diploma in Survey Engineering Diploma in Part-time Electrical Engineering

Name of the Programmes Accredited by NBA Diploma in Mechanical Engineering Diploma in Civil Engineering Diploma in Computer Science & Technology Diploma in Electrical Engineering Diploma in Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering Diploma in Survey Engineering

Status of Accreditation of the Courses Total number of Courses: Six number Courses

Number of Courses for which applied for Accreditation: Six number Courses Status of Accreditation-Approved for all the Six Courses

Details of the Courses: Name of Courses DME DCE DCST DEE DETCE DSE Number of Seats 60 120 60 60 60 60 Course duration 3 yrs 3 yrs 3 yrs 3 yrs 3 yrs 3 yrs Cut of rank of admission-last three years Session: 2018-19 37470 64535 61721 31689 58903 56861 Session: 2017-18 40686 70915 68919 47721 73948 53578 Session: 2016-17 33047 55650 57651 58796 57485 53555 Semester Fee for the students admitted through Management Quota Rs. 22,000/- per Semester per Student through Counseling Quota Rs. 16,000/- per Semester per Student Placement Facilities The Institute has a separate Building for T&P Department. The T&P Department is headed by the Director, T&P who has more than 40 years of Industrial experience. The Department has Class Rooms for Training by In-House and external Experts, WIFY Connectivity, Conference Room for GD Session, Audio Visual Pedagogy, Video Conference facility, Guest House for Trainers/Recruiters. The Department is manned by dedicated Graduate Engineer TPOs and Technical Savvy back office officer. Maintain Extensive Data base of Potential Recruiting Companies. Regular Interaction with Prospecting Recruiting Companies through several visits, e-mails and Sending Placement Brochure furnishing all details of Placement every year. Auditorium of Capacity around 250 pass outs for Presentation and Pre-placement talks and strong Alumini Platform.

Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 8 Campus placement in last three years with minimum salary, maximum salary and average salary Placement in 2018 (Number) 56 24 12 51 41 27 Minimum Salary (in lacs) 0.72 0.80 0.72 0.72 0.72 0.72 Maximum Salary (in lacs) 2.60 2.60 1.00 2.60 1.50 2.60 Average Salary (in lacs) 1.50 1.50 1.00 1.50 1.40 1.10 Placement in 2017 (Number) 48 72 20 26 46 48 Minimum Salary (in lacs) 0.72 0.80 0.72 0.72 0.72 0.72 Maximum Salary (in lacs) 2.35 2.35 1.00 2.35 1.40 2.35 Average Salary (in lacs) 1.40 1.40 0.90 1.35 1.40 1.10 Placement in 2016 (Number) 35 48 17 28 28 37 Minimum Salary (in lacs) 0.72 0.72 0.60 0.72 0.60 0.60 Maximum Salary (in lacs) 2.02 2.05 1.00 2.05 1.25 2.05 Average Salary (in lacs) 1.10 1.20 0.80 1.15 1.15 1.00 7. Faculty Branch wise list of Faculty members: Permanent Faculty Sl Name of the Faculty Designation Type Gender Branch 1 SOMEDEB SAHA LECTURER Regular Male Civil Engineering 2 RABI DAS LECTURER Regular Male Civil Engineering 3 RAJIB GUIN LECTURER Regular Male Civil Engineering 4 SAIKAT SARKAR LECTURER Regular Male Civil Engineering 5 KOUSIK SABUI LECTURER Regular Male Civil Engineering 6 RAJA SAHA LECTURER Regular Male Civil Engineering 7 SAYANTIKA SAHA LECTURER Regular Female Civil Engineering 8 ARGHYA DAS LECTURER Regular Male Civil Engineering 9 ABIR BARAN PAL LECTURER Regular Male Civil Engineering 10 SURJYA NARAYAN SINGHA LECTURER Regular Male Civil Engineering 11 LITAN PAL LECTURER Regular Male Civil Engineering 12 INDRANIL BHATTACHARYA LECTURER Regular Male Civil Engineering 13 DIPRA MITRA LECTURER Regular Male Computer Science & Technology 14 SHIBDAS BHATTACHARYA LECTURER Regular Male Computer Science & Technology 15 DEBASISH HATI LECTURER Regular Male Computer Science & Technology 16 SOUMALI ROY LECTURER Regular Female Computer Science & Technology 17 SOHAN GOSWAMI LECTURER Regular Male Computer Science & Technology 18 ANIMESH SAMANTA LECTURER Regular Male Computer Science & Technology 19 ARATRIKA SAHA LECTURER Regular Female Computer Science & Technology 20 PRASUN KUMAR MITRA LECTURER Regular Male Computer Science & Technology 21 KAUSTAV MALLICK LECTURER Regular Male Electrical Engineering 22 AVIJIT KARMAKAR LECTURER Regular Male Electrical Engineering 23 RAJEEV KUMAR LECTURER Regular Male Electrical Engineering 24 ANJANA SENGUPTA LECTURER Regular Female Electrical Engineering 25 SNEHASISH DAS LECTURER Regular Male Electrical Engineering 26 SHAMIK CHATTARAJ LECTURER Regular Male Electrical Engineering 27 AMITAVA ROY LECTURER Regular Male Electrical Engineering 28 SUBHAJIT MUKHERJEE LECTURER Regular Male Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering 29 ABHISHEK DEY LECTURER Regular Male Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering 30 ANTARA BANERJEE LECTURER Regular Female Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering

Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 9 31 UTTAM BASU LECTURER Regular Male Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering 32 SIBASIS BANDYOPADHYAY LECTURER Regular Male Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering 33 MADHURIMA SANTRA LECTURER Regular Female Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering

34 ARIJIT MUKHERJEE LECTURER Regular Male Mechanical Engineering

35 SAYAN PAUL LECTURER Regular Male Mechanical Engineering 36 SOUMYENDRANATH BASU LECTURER Regular Male Mechanical Engineering 37 RANAJAY MAJI LECTURER Regular Male Mechanical Engineering 38 SUJAY BISWAS LECTURER Regular Male Mechanical Engineering 39 SUJIT KUMAR GARAI LECTURER Regular Male Mechanical Engineering 40 SAPTARSHI BASU LECTURER Regular Male Mechanical Engineering 41 ANINDYA SUNDAR SINHA LECTURER Regular Male Mechanical Engineering 42 SUMAN SIKDAR LECTURER Regular Male Mechanical Engineering 43 BRAJA GOPAL DEY LECTURER Regular Male Survey Engineering 44 HIMANGSHU BAKSHI LECTURER Regular Male Survey Engineering 45 CHANDAN DHARA LECTURER Regular Male Survey Engineering 46 AKASH NAG LECTURER Regular Male Survey Engineering 47 MADAN MOHAN GUPTA LECTURER Regular Male Survey Engineering 48 KAUSIK PATRA LECTURER Regular Male Survey Engineering 49 SANJIB MUKHERJEE LECTURER Regular Male Science & Humanities 50 JEET DUTTA LECTURER Regular Male Science & Humanities 51 PUSMITA BHATTACHARYA LECTURER Regular Female Science & Humanities 52 PREETHA BANERJEE LECTURER Regular Female Science & Humanities 53 PARTHA BHATTACHARYA LECTURER Regular Male Science & Humanities 54 PROSENJIT ROY LECTURER Regular Male Science & Humanities 55 SURANJAN DHAR LECTURER Regular Male Science & Humanities 56 SOUMI DAS LECTURER Regular Female Science & Humanities 57 PAYEL GANGULY LECTURER Regular Female Science & Humanities 58 TOMA SARKAR LECTURER Regular Female Science & Humanities 59 AVIJEET BANERJEE LECTURER Regular Male Science & Humanities 60 ARNAB MUKHERJEE LECTURER Regular Male Science & Humanities Adjunct Faculty Sl Name of the Faculty Designation Type Gender 1 ASOK KUMAR GHOSH Adjunct Faculty Male Civil Engineering 2 MANOJ DAS Adjunct Faculty Male Civil Engineering 3 PURBA SAHA (KAYAL) Adjunct Faculty Female Computer Science & Technology 4 JUBARAJ SANKAR DHAR Adjunct Faculty Male Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering 5 SUBHAS CH. GANGOPADHYAY Adjunct Faculty Male Mechanical Engineering 6 TAPAN ROY Adjunct Faculty Male Mechanical Engineering 7 KISORI NARAYAN CHAKRABORTY Adjunct Faculty Male Mechanical Engineering 8 SUSHIL KUMAR SAHA Adjunct Faculty Male Science & Humanities 9 PARTHA SENGUPTA Adjunct Faculty Male Science & Humanities 10 SUBHASIS NANDI Adjunct Faculty Male Science & Humanities 11 SUBRATA NANDI Adjunct Faculty Male Science & Humanities

Permanent Faculty: Students Ration – 01:20 Number of Faculty employed and left during last three Years: 2018-19 2017-18 2016-17 Sl Branch Join Left Join Left Join Left 1 Civil Engineering 03 01 03 04 05 03 2 Computer Science & Technology 03 02 02 02 - - 3 Electrical Engineering 01 01 - - 01 - 4 Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering - - 02 03 - 01 5 Mechanical Engineering - - 02 02 01 02

Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 10 6 Survey Engineering 02 01 - - 01 02 7 Science & Humanities 03 02 - - 01 -

Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 11 8. Profile of Vice Chancellor/Director/Principal/Faculty Work Experience Course Research Tech Rese Educatio Projec (in years) Taught Guidance Pat nolog arch No of Books nal Area of t Name of Faculty BOB Unique ID at ent y Publi published Photo Qualific Teac Rese Indu Othe Specialization Pape Mast Ph. Carrie Diplom s Tran catio with details ation hing arch stry rs rs er D d Out a sfer ns

SOUMYENDRANATH B.E., Mechanical BASU 08/10/47 1-480874705 B.Ed 40 - - - DME - - - 01 - - - - Engineering Executive Director (TE)

Illumination M. Tech, AVIJIT KARMAKAR Engineering 11/05/84 1-482382821 Pursuing 9 - 1 - DEE ------06 - Principal and Solar Ph. D Energy

PARTHA SARATHI Applied Sc. & BHATTACHARYA 20/05/79 1-483690147 M. Sc 14 ------01 - Mathematics Hum Co-ordinator

Advance SOMEDEB SAHA 02/11/92 1-2707684225 B.Tech 4 - - - Structural DCE ------03 - Analysis

Pavement RABI DAS 25/11/92 1-2709307281 B. Tech 4 - - - DCE ------05 - Engineering

Advance RAJIB GUIN 11/07/56 1-3209101288 B.E. 2 - 35 - Structural DCE ------Analysis

Mechanics Of SAIKAT SARKAR 22/08/90 1-3554360155 B. Tech 2 - 1 - DCE ------01 - Structure

Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 12 Pavement KOUSIK SABUI 01/05/91 1-3209747618 B. Tech 3 - 1 - DCE ------01 - Engineering

Advance RAJA SAHA 15/02/90 1-2056462850 B. Tech 5 - 1.5 - Foundation DCE ------05 - Engineering

Water Resources & SAYANTIKA SAHA 26/02/92 1-2077365899 B. Tech 5 - - - DCE ------03 - Hydraulic Engineering

Hydraulic ARGHYA DAS 30/05/94 1-3574977393 B. Tech 2 - ½ - DCE ------01 - Structure

Structural ABIR BARAN PAL 08/03/93 1-4390130834 B. Tech 1 - 2 - DCE ------Design

Hydraulic SURJYA NARAYAN SINGHA 15/07/94 1-4390492992 B. Tech 3 - ½ - DCE ------Structure

Hydraulic LITAN PAL 01/05/93 1-4390492999 B. Tech 1 - - - DCE ------Structure

Structural INDRANIL BHATTACHARYA 30/01/91 1-2486780607 B. Tech 3 - - - DCE ------05 - Design

Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 13 Computer DIPRA MITRA 13/11/85 1-785646636 M. Tech 7 - 1 - Science & DCST ------Engineering

Computer SHIBDAS BHATTACHARYA 26/02/91 1-2056535970 M. Tech 6 3 - - Science & DCST ------Engineering

B. Tech, Computer M. Tech DEBASISH HATI 10/02/84 1-2295318114 8 - 1 - Science & DCST ------(Pursuin Engineering g)

High SOUMALI ROY 21/09/93 1-4391139036 M. Tech 1 - - - Performance DCST ------01 - Computing

Computer SOHAN GOSWAMI 20/02/89 1-4391679749 M. Tech 1 - - - Science & DCST ------Engineering

Computer ANIMESH SAMANTA 25/01/88 1-4392871394 M. Tech 4 - - - Science & DCST ------Engineering

B. Tech, Computer M. Tech ARATRIKA SAHA 25/04/95 1-3555855963 2 - - - Science & DCST ------(Pursuin Engineering g)

Software PRASUN MITRA 16/11/79 1-482274321 M. Tech 10 - - - DCST ------Engineering

Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 14 Electrical KAUSTAV MALLICK 13/10/91 1-2707683566 B. Tech 3 - - - DEE ------06 - Engineering

Electrical RAJEEV KUMAR 05/09/88 1-1484832199 M. Tech 7 - - - DEE ------03 - Machine

Electrical ANJANA SENGUPTA 13/09/88 1-1484860064 M. Tech 7 - - - DEE ------08 - Power System

Electrical SNEHASISH DAS 26/01/88 1-2056536065 B. Tech 6 - ½ - DEE ------08 - Engineering

Electrical SHAMIK CHATTARAJ 11/05/89 1-2056536070 B. Tech 7 - - - DEE - - - 01 - - 08 - Power System

Electrical AMITAVA ROY 20/06/53 1-4442669414 B. E. 28 - 12 - DEE ------08 - Engineering

Mobile Computing and SUBHAJIT MUKHERJEE 25/12/91 1-3554148087 M. Tech 3 - - - DETCE ------05 - Communication s

Mobile Communication ABHISHEK DEY 03/01/86 1-2707683624 M. Tech 6 - 1 - DETCE - - - 02 - - 08 - & Network Technology

Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 15 Mobile Communication ANTARA BANERJEE 28/01/84 1-2909111467 M. Tech 9 - 1/6 - DETCE ------02 - & Network Technology

Electronics & UTTAM BASU 11/11/92 1-3554208885 B. Tech 2 - ½ - Communication DETCE ------01 - Engineering

Electronics & SIBASIS BANDYOPADHYAY 04/03/86 1-1484881189 B. Tech 6 - 1 ½ - Communication DETCE ------06 - Engineering

Electronics & MADHURIMA SANTRA 07/10/89 1-2056536190 B. Tech 5 - - - Communication DETCE ------05 - Engineering

Mechanical SUJAY BISWAS 03/04/87 1-785209226 B. Tech 8 - - - DME ------05 - Engineering

Mechanical ANINDYA SUNDAR SINHA 01/08/90 1-2295318284 M. Tech 5 - - - DME ------Engineering

B. Tech, FEM, ARIJIT MUKHERJEE 06/03/91 1-2909110971 M. Tech 3 - 1 - Manufacturing DME ------03 - Pursuing Technology

Mechanical SAYAN PAUL 18/04/91 1-3371003234 B. Tech 4 - ½ - DME ------01 - Engineering

Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 16 Mechanical RANAJAY MAJI 22/11/88 1-3554359833 B. Tech 4 - ½ - DME ------02 - Engineering

Mechanical SAPTARSHI BASU 17/09/86 1-483689629 M. Tech 9 - - - DME ------Engineering

Industrial SUJIT KUMAR GARAI 06/09/65 1-1484891384 M. Tech 18 - 5 - DME ------07 - Metallurgy

Mechanical SUMAN SIKDAR 20/11/76 1-1485276419 B.E. 07 - 5 - DME ------Engineering

Civil BRAJA GOPAL DEY 11/04/86 1-1484529671 B.E. 6 - 1 - DSE ------04 - Engineering

Civil HIMANGSHU BAKSHI 20/10/92 1-3209708643 B. Tech 3 - ½ - DSE ------02 - Engineering

Civil CHANDAN DHARA 05/02/94 1-4391820686 B. Tech 1 - - - DSE ------Engineering

Civil AKASH NAG 14/08/93 1-4392151743 B. Tech 3 - - - DSE ------Engineering

Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 17 Civil MADAN MOHAN GUPTA 26/10/48 1-482685159 B. E. 38 - - - DSE ------Engineering

Civil KAUSIK PATRA 22/03/90 1-2910782194 B. Tech 2 - 2 - DSE ------02 - Engineering

Organic Sc. & SANJIB MUKHERJEE 20/10/89 1-2486816569 M. Sc 4 ------04 - Chemistry Hum

Sc. & JEET DUTTA 06/11/89 1-2709306478 M. Sc 4 - - - Physics ------05 - Hum

Organic Sc. & PUSMITA BHATTACHARYA 11/09/85 1-480360505 M. Sc 10 ------04 02 Chemistry Hum

Communication Skills & Sc. & PREETHA BANERJEE 10/06/83 1-483689939 MA 10 ------03 - Educational Hum Management.

M. Com, Accounts & Sc. & PROSENJIT ROY 19/02/79 1-483807325 10 - 2 ------MBA Finance Hum

Applied Sc. & SURANJAN DHAR 12/09/84 1-785743262 M. Sc 11 ------04 - Mathematics Hum

Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 18 Sc. & SOUMI DAS 10/06/88 1-1485275993 M.A. 7 - - - Economics ------04 - Hum

Applied Sc. & PAYEL GANGULY 12/06/93 1-4392151750 M. Sc 2 ------Mathematics Hum

Electronics & Sc. & TOMA SARKAR 07/11/93 1-4392685307 M. Sc 1 ------Radio Physics Hum

M.A., Sc. & AVIJEET BANERJEE 22/03/92 1-4393240261 3 - - - Linguistics ------B.Ed Hum

Not yet Organic Sc. & ARNAB MUKHERJEE 07/04/93 M. Sc 2 ------Generated Chemistry Hum

Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 19 9. Fee Details of the fee, as approved by the State Fee Committee, for the Institution A. For the students admitted in 1st year Classes of Regular full-time Courses: (i) Tuition Fee @ Rs. 1,500/- (Rupees One thousand five hundred only) per month per student who are admitted through JEXPO Counseling Quota (75% Seats of total Intake), (ii) Tuition Fee @ Rs. 2,500/- (Rupees Two thousand five hundred only) per month per student who admitted through Management Quota (in 25% Seats of total Intake) and (iii) No Tuition Fee for the Students admitted under TFW Scheme Quota (5% Seats of total Intake) through JEXPO Counseling. B. For the students admitted directly in 2nd year Classes of Regular full-time Courses: (i) Tuition Fee @ Rs. 1,500/- (Rupees One thousand five hundred only) per month per Student who admitted directly in 2nd Classes through VOCLET Counseling Quota (10% Seats of total Intake). C. For the students admitted in 1st year Classes of Part-time Course: (i) Tuition Fee @ Rs. 1,125/- (Rupees One thousand one hundred twenty five only) per month per student who are admitted through Counseling Quota (75% Seats of total Intake), (ii) Tuition Fee @ Rs. 1,875/ (Rupees One thousand eight hundred seventy five only) per month per student who are admitted through Management Quota (in 25% Seats of total Intake). Time schedule for payment of fee for the entire programme: For Full-time Regular Courses: Fees are collected semester wise in every June for Odd Semesters and in every December for Even Semester. For Part-time Course: Fees are collected in every month. No. of Fee waivers granted with amount and name of students (2018-19): Sl Name of Students Branch Sl Name of Students Branch 1 Supriya Dhara DCST 11 Biswajit Garang DCE 2 Puja Bose DCST 12 Ranjan Mondal DCE 3 Subham Das DCST 13 Gourab Saha DCE 4 Arindom Bera DEE 14 Somnath Acharjya DCE 5 Subho Bag DEE 15 Subhajit Kundu DCE 6 Rahul Mukherjee DETCE 16 Souvik Das DCE 7 Abhijit Das DETCE 17 Sayak Pramanik DME 8 Surajit Das DETCE 18 Animesh Bera DME 9 Argha Mazumder DSE 19 Ranodip Paral DME 10 Suman Pal DSE Waive Rs. 9000/- per Student per Semester Number of Scholarship offered by the Institution, duration and amount: Merit-cum-Means Scholarship awarded by the Institute: Total 30 numbers Merit-cum-Means Scholarship awards by the Institute @ Rs. 5,000/ (Rupees Five thousand only) per scholarship to the students (of 1st Semester to 5th Semester) in every year based on Result of Semester Examinations. Scholarship granted in June for Even semester and in December for Odd semester. Entry level Scholarship awarded by the Institute: In this year (i.e. 2018-19) 203 numbers students have been awarded Scholarship @ Rs. 5,000/- (Rupees Five thousand only) each at the time of admission on the basis of their Marks obtained in the secondary or equivalent examinations. The main objective of this scholarship was to uplift the quality of average students of the Institute.

Criteria for fee waivers/Scholarship: Minimum eligibility Criteria for Merit-cum-Means Scholarship: a) The Students should obtain 75% and above marks in the respective semester examinations. b) His / Her Family income per month not exceeding Rs. 7000.00 (Rupees seven thousand) only.

Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 20 Minimum eligibility Criteria for Entry level Scholarship: a) The candidates who scored 50% and above marks in aggregate (without additional subject) in secondary or equivalent examination, were awarded the scholarship at the time of their admission in this Institute through JEXPO / VOCLET-2018 Counseling Quota. b) The top 50 Rank Holders of Technique Admission Test (TAT)-2018 were awarded Scholarship at the time of their admission at this Institute through Management Quota Estimated cost of boarding and Lodging in Hostels: Rs. 4,300/- per month per boarder 10. Admission: a) For admission in Full-time Diploma Courses: Number of seats sanctioned with the Sl year of approval in 2018-19 Branch No For Admission in For Admission in 1st Year Classes 2nd Year Classes 1 Civil Engineering 120 24 2 Mechanical Engineering 60 12 3 Electrical Engineering 60 12 4 Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering 60 12 5 Computer Science & Technology 60 12 6 Survey Engineering 60 12

b) For admission in Part-time Diploma Courses: Sl Number of seats sanctioned with the Branch No year of approval in 2018-19 1 Part-time in Electrical Engineering 60

Number of students admitted under various categories each year in the last three years:

Admission Year 2018-19 in Full-time Courses Admission in 1st Year Classes Admission in 2nd Counseling Quota Seats Management Year Classes Sl No Branch Jexpo Quota TFW Quota Quota (Voclet Quota) 1 Civil Engineering 65 05 27 22 2 Mechanical Engineering 44 03 14 12 3 Electrical Engineering 45 02 15 12 4 Electronics & Telecom. Engineering 43 02 14 01 5 Computer Science & Technology 44 03 14 05 6 Survey Engineering 15 02 08 06 Total 256 17 92 58

Admission Year 2017-18 in Full-time Courses Admission in 1st Year Classes Admission in 2nd Counseling Quota Seats Management Year Classes Sl No Branch Jexpo Quota TFW Quota Quota (Voclet Quota) 1 Civil Engineering 66 04 27 28 2 Mechanical Engineering 45 03 15 13 3 Electrical Engineering 44 02 15 13 4 Electronics & Telecom. Engineering 43 02 15 05 5 Computer Science & Technology 42 02 15 08 6 Survey Engineering 17 01 09 08 Total 257 14 96 75

Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 21 Admission Year 2016-17 in Full-time Courses Admission in 1st Year Classes Admission in 2nd Counseling Quota Seats Management Year Classes Sl No Branch Jexpo Quota TFW Quota Quota (Voclet Quota) 1 Civil Engineering 85 05 30 24 2 Mechanical Engineering 44 03 15 12 3 Electrical Engineering 44 03 15 12 4 Electronics & Telecom. Engineering 33 02 15 05 5 Computer Science & Technology 46 02 14 09 6 Survey Engineering 25 03 10 10 Total 277 18 99 72

2018-19 2017-18 2016-17 Admission in Part-time Courses Couns. Mgnt. Couns. Mgnt. Couns. Mgnt. Part-time Electrical Engineering 16 0 17 0 13 0 Number of applications received during last two years for admission under Management Quota and number of students admitted: Under Management Quota 2018-19 2017-18 Number of applications received for admission 146 108 Number of Students admitted 102 96 11. Admission Procedure:

Admission Test followed: a) Joint Entrance Examination, namely JEXPO Examination for admission in 1st year Classes of Full-time Regular Diploma in Engineering & Technology Courses through Counseling. b) Joint Entrance Examination, namely VOCLET Examination for admission through Lateral Entry in 2nd year Classes of Full-time Regular Diploma in Engineering & Technology Courses through counseling. c) Joint Entrance Examination, namely CET Examination for admission in 1st year Classes of Part- time Diploma in Engineering & Technology Course through Counseling.

Name & Address of the Testing Agency: West Bengal State Council of Technical & Vocational Education & Skill Development (WBSCTVESD)

Address: Kolkata Karogori Bhavan, Plot-B/7, Action Area-III, New Town, Rajarhat, Kolkata-700160 URL: www.webscte.co.in This Institute also conducts admission test, namely Technique Admission Test (TAT) for admission in 1st year Classes of Full-time Regular Diploma in Engineering & Technology Courses through Management Quota. Number of seats allotted to different Test qualified candidates: (Academic Session: 2019-20) Admission in 1st Year Classes Admission in 2nd Sl No Branch JEXPO Examination TAT Year Classes JEXPO Quota TFW Quota Examination (VOCLET Exams) 1 Civil Engineering 90 06 30 12 2 Mechanical Engineering 45 03 15 12 3 Electrical Engineering 45 03 15 12 4 Electronics & Telecom. Engineering 45 03 15 12 5 Computer Science & Technology 45 03 15 12 6 Survey Engineering 45 03 15 12 Total 315 21 105 42 * *In last year (2018-19) allotment of lateral Entry seat was 20%, in current year it is reduced to 10%

Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 22 Calendar for admission against Management Quota / Vacant Seat: Vacant Seat of Management Quota JEXPO & VOCLET Seats Quota Last date of request for applications 15th July 7th August Last date of submission of applications 15th July 7th August Date for announcing final results 16th July 8th August Release of admission list (Main list & waiting list) 16th July 8th August Date for acceptance by the candidates 31st July 10th August Last date for closing of application 15th August 15th August Starting of the Academic Session Jexpo-August, August Voclet-July The waiting list shall be activated only on the expiry of 31st July 10th August date of main list The policy of refund of the fee, in case of withdrawal, As per AICTE As per AICTE shall be clearly notified Norms Norms 12. Criteria and Weightages for Admission: Description of Eligibility Criteria: For Full-time Regular Diploma Courses (1st year Classes): Admission Test: JEXPO entrance examination is conducted by the State Council for admission through counseling quota seats and Technique Admission Test (TAT) is conducted by the Institute for admission through Management Quota seats. Qualification: Passed 10th standard with at least 35% marks in aggregate without that marks of additional subject (without rounding up*). Mathematics, Physical Science (Science) and English are mandatory subjects in the qualifying examination and a candidate must acquire at least pass marks in all the three subjects s per his / her secondary board. *without rounding up means that any shortfall of marks from the above benchmark will render the candidate ineligible (example: 34.99% marks will not be considered as 35%). Age: Candidate should not be born after 01.04.2004 and there is no upper age limit. For Full-time Regular Diploma Courses (2nd year Classes): Admission Test: VOCLET entrance examination is conducted by the State Council for admission through lateral entry counseling quota seats. Qualification: Passed (10+2) examination from WBSCT&VE&SD (VED) or passed 2 years’ continuous course of ITI after Secondary of equivalent examination. Age: There is no age limit.

For Part-time Course (Diploma in Electrical Engineering): Admission Test: CET (Common Entrance Test) is conducted by the State Council for admission through counseling quota seats. Qualification: Passed 10th standard / SSC Examination and 2 years ITI after 10th or Passed 10th Standard / SSC Examination and a minimum of two years full time work experience in a registered firm / company / Educational and Government / Autonomous Organizations in the relevant field in which admission is sought. Age: There is no age limit. Minimum level of acceptance: (a) For admission in 1st Year: Secondary or Equivalent Examination (b) For admission in 2nd Year: Passed (10+2) examination from WBSCT&VE&SD (VED) or passed 2 years’ continuous course of ITI after Secondary of equivalent examination (c) For Part-time Course: Secondary or Equivalent Examination

Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 23 Cut-off level of percentage & percentiles score of the candidates in the admission test for last three years: 35% Marks in qualifying examination for admission in 1st Year and for 2nd admission as per State Council. Marks scored in test etc. and in aggregate for all candidates who were admitted: List of candidates who were admitted in 1st year through Management Quota in 2018-19: Scored in Scored in % of Marks % of Marks Sl Name of Candidates TAT out of Sl Name of Candidates TAT out of (Class 10th) (Secondary) 100 100 1 Rahul Banerjee 46.29 29 52 Dona Mondal 89.30 NA 2 Anol Chakrabortty 74.00 36 53 Nupur Ghosh 36.13 NA 3 Arijit Chakraborty 74.00 47 54 Swarnali Deb 70.86 NA 4 Soumalya Hazra 70.00 43 55 Archana Sarkar 76.29 NA 5 Ankit Das 83.00 33 56 Sainoor Alam Mridha 60.80 NA 6 Payel Dey 60.14 40 57 Vivek Kumar Bhagat 74.57 NA 7 Piu Karar 47.00 36 58 Debarpito Halder 73.14 NA 8 Arpan Som 75.43 55 59 Sushmita Sahoo 60.67 NA 9 Aveek Saha 50.60 26 60 Shayan Chakraborty 62.50 NA 10 Raktim Bag 56.71 33 61 Sandip Das 61.14 NA 11 Souvik Mondal 76.43 36 62 Sahil Subudhi 57.00 NA 12 Gargi Rai 58.20 19 63 Subhrajit De 58.14 NA 13 Debmalya Mukherjee 76.20 54 64 Mousumi Chatterjee 66.71 NA 14 Subhankar Samanta 68.71 31 65 Sourav Deshi 47.75 NA 15 Bikas Barui 60.43 28 66 Arpon Ghosh 77.43 NA 16 Sourin Roy 58.71 34 67 Bitan Ghosh 65.71 NA 17 Argha Das 54.57 35 68 Sohan Sadhukhan 68.60 NA 18 Anindya Dey 45.57 31 69 Sayan Paul 48.57 NA 19 Sayan Banerjee 44.57 21 70 Sital Mondal 62.86 NA 20 Soumyadip Chaudhury 68.14 60 71 Sohini Jana 35.43 NA 21 Sayan Mukherjee 85.50 30 72 Satirtha Chatterjee 63.00 NA 22 Sourin Paul 54.14 38 73 Ankush Sinha 49.43 NA 23 Raja Bhattacharjee 67.67 26 74 Ishita Kumar 56.43 NA 24 Sudip Medda 64.60 NA 75 Pratya Chakraborty 70.71 NA 25 Snehasish Dey 48.14 NA 76 Suphal Das 66.33 NA 26 Shouvik Saha 51.20 NA 77 Sreejit Karmakar 62.00 NA 27 Raj Mukherjee 77.00 NA 78 Mrittika Ghosh 57.14 NA 28 Tanusree Saha 59.00 NA 79 Rupak Santra 71.71 NA 29 Vivek Yadav 55.43 NA 80 Debanjan Pal 64.43 NA 30 Debraj Kundu 46.71 NA 81 Rahul Deb Sen 46.14 NA 31 Sudip Das 55.14 NA 82 Srayani Aon 68.00 NA 32 Anirban Goswami 70.43 NA 83 Pritom Kar 45.43 NA 33 Suman Barman 40.29 NA 84 Ayan Mukhopadhyay 41.29 NA 34 Ayon Ghorui 75.14 NA 85 Rohit Kumar Mahato 81.70 NA 35 Arijit Laha 60.14 NA 86 Bipratip Sarkar 76.00 NA 36 Ujjwal Chak 41.14 NA 87 Dibyendu Ghosh 54.71 NA 37 Sourav Sarkar 65.86 NA 88 Sibasish Chakraborty 38.14 NA 38 Soumajit Debnath 73.43 NA 89 Nirnoy Ghosh 59.29 NA 39 Abhirup Dam 80.71 NA 90 Rudra Pradhan 36.43 NA 40 Swapnamoy Som 66.00 NA 91 Tanmoy Dey 50.29 NA 41 Subhajit Biswas 69.86 NA 92 Paramita Sarkar 67.86 NA 42 Argha Mondal 59.86 NA 93 Koustav Bairagi 43.86 NA 43 Jinia Laskar Chowdhury 54.17 NA 94 Supratim Ash 80.71 NA 44 Debottam Ghosh 56.86 NA 95 Dipnita Mondal 65.00 NA 45 Sushobhon Nandy 82.86 NA 96 Sourav Manna 55.00 NA 46 Indranil Modak 70.30 NA 97 Samrat Ghosh 49.29 NA 47 Anubrata Mukherjee 44.29 NA 98 Rajesh Maji 38.29 NA 48 Monish Paul 72.29 NA 99 Alauddin Sk 58.90 NA 49 Tithi Basak 65.43 NA 100 Subrata Barman 71.57 NA

Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 24 50 Rahul Chatterjee 76.20 NA 101 Saurav Sarkar 43.14 NA 51 Arpan Ganguly 63.57 NA 102 Arghya Mondal 57.14 NA

List of candidates who were admitted in 1st year through Counseling Quota in 2018-19: % of Marks JEXPO- % of Marks JEXPO- Sl Name of Candidates Sl Name of Candidates (Class 10th) 2018 Rank (Secondary) 2018 Rank 1 Deepmalya Hazra 62.7 38871 138 Srinjoy Sen 64.4 19011 2 Sujan Adhikari 42.1 47767 139 Debarati Sengupta 81.3 38661 3 Arun Chakraborty 59.1 35828 140 Arjya Biswas 66.1 26168 4 Santu Bera 43.4 46043 141 Bipratip Dey 48.9 39716 5 Subrata Dolui 38.4 32904 142 Ritesh Kumar Sharma 55.1 28437 6 Ranjan Mondal 74.7 22535 143 Surajit Patra 51.0 32444 7 Niladri Sekhar Kole 63.1 37929 144 Riju Bhowmick 51.1 14825 8 Soumyajyoti Samanta 72.6 15930 145 Pallab Chal 55.0 28918 9 Sukrit Chattopadhyay 58.7 35318 146 Rupam Ghosh 62.7 32935 10 Pancham Ram 50.6 58534 147 Sudipta Das 75.0 16207 11 Avijit Chowdhury 59.3 41125 148 Aritra Pramanik 70.9 24383 12 Sachin Singha 53.7 38531 149 Surojit Sadhukhan 73.0 20962 13 Bhudeb Singha 55.0 15991 150 Saswata Ganguly 63.7 13771 14 Sudipta Chakraborty 68.3 14168 151 Arup Khanra 61.7 32741 15 Aritra Show 70.9 32457 152 Soumita Sinha 62.4 21274 16 Soumya Chatterjee 84.6 24137 153 Parnava Das 62.6 10548 17 Souvik Ghosh 71.7 22290 154 Anubrata Ghosh 82.9 11410 18 Lokenath Poddar 47.6 20896 155 Prosenjit Biswas 35.7 34979 19 Tanmoy Shee 59.7 15727 156 Praloy Panja 60.9 18826 20 Andolan Majumder 90.4 26548 157 Shirshendu Kamley 61.7 18126 21 Nilesh Sanyal 67.0 24391 158 Animesh Bera 64.1 17732 22 Prasun Das 69.4 28717 159 Md. Nasiruddin 60.2 18789 23 Soumyadeep Bhattacharya 81.3 9189 160 Akash Swarnakar 57.0 15007 24 Sonatan Ghosh 79.1 17255 161 Soumadip Roy 59.7 20332 25 Koustave Paul 80.3 18543 162 Arindam Samanta 61.6 26740 26 Sarbajit Pal 72.1 19054 163 Sawon Samadder 57.3 31155 27 Sayan Das 58.6 19982 164 Arpan Bhunia 71.6 23757 28 Rohit Kumar Rajbhar 56.3 11123 165 Bappaditya Dey 59.6 29345 29 Sweta Kumari Pandey 54.6 23750 166 Indranil Mukherjee 63.6 14299 30 Swapnil Gupta 87.9 25274 167 Koushik Santra 77.0 14228 31 Riya Maji 44.7 31689 168 Ripan Das 43.4 35264 32 Nilay Pal 74.1 12110 169 Sayan Kumar Rana 83.7 29637 33 Priyotosh Polley 67.9 18027 170 Sk Ibrahim Ali 67.4 14496 34 Rittwik Dey 60.6 22897 171 Sagnik Roy 71.8 37470 35 Sourav Debnath 50.6 26963 172 Faruque Mallick 60.4 36056 36 Arindom Bera 75.0 4655 173 Sayan Samanta 75.9 13713 37 Sayan Banerjee 89.0 16612 174 Arindam Das 77.1 18352 38 Biswajit Sarkar 78.4 13999 175 Rupam Pramanick 60.7 15035 39 Megha Das 76.4 17014 176 Arun Maji 66.7 20992 40 Daipayan Chakraborty 66.6 11484 177 Ranodip Paral 63.7 12811 41 Sanjay Ghosal 57.9 11409 178 Sayak Pramanik 62.7 9605 42 Aindri Ghoshal 65.6 17311 179 Rajdip Mandal 52.9 13302 43 Sayan Kumar Das 63.7 20530 180 Sayanika Ghosh 75.7 27347 44 Subho Bag 73.6 21313 181 Kuntal Kole 38.4 55655 45 Debmalya Mukhopadhyay 37.9 19490 182 Suman Pal 63.7 25381 46 Gourab Saha 65.3 15932 183 Sagar Halder 72.7 55133 47 Anubhab Manna 61.6 44999 184 Sk Suraj 52.0 54531 48 Shuvajyoti Maity 57.3 42761 185 Argha Mazumder 53.0 49075 49 Itika Das 35.6 26236 186 Suman Kumar Sasmal 56.9 48673 50 Subham Saha 66.3 47639 187 Pritam Koley 73.7 46885 51 Soumadwip Ghosh 55.7 58652 188 Pallabi Ghosh 55.9 35410 52 Biswajit Garang 80.0 14942 189 Rizu Paul 52.1 56861 53 Anish Kumar Dhara 53.0 27998 190 Soubhik Dhar 43.7 53455 54 Dipanway Banerjee 37.0 20875 191 Abhijit Das 62.4 19296 55 Manas Nath 38.1 50868 192 Susil Maji 40.6 55980 56 Chirodeep Jayswal 62.6 30641 193 Adward Mondol 39.1 50025 57 Soumya Thakur 58.1 20027 194 Sukdeb Patra 76.9 38701

Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 25 58 Subhajit Kundu 53.7 19188 195 Soumyadeep Kar 88.4 12764 59 Avijit Ganguly 38.3 42689 196 Suvham Ghosh 39.7 44272 60 Samim Shaikh 63.7 31252 197 Souvik Hazra 67.3 45137 61 Arabinda Sadhukhan 68.1 50028 198 Surajit Das 46.3 32752 62 Sajal Manna 44.6 17071 199 Saklain Mustak Molla 51.0 56834 63 Tania Mondal 39.7 63758 200 Romit Chakraborty 61.4 48303 64 Soumadeep De 44.1 29668 201 Samrat Roy Chowdhury 61.4 26363 65 Ankit Das 54.9 49812 202 Sukla Baidya 40.0 56238 66 Rupam Banerjee 51.4 45716 203 Suman Maity 65.0 13548 67 Monalisa Hossain 85.9 48823 204 Syed Moinul Islam 69.0 18508 68 Supravat Barman 54.3 64535 205 Ankush Sharma 87.4 7287 69 Somnath Acharjya 73.9 27013 206 Md Nizam 48.7 58806 70 Sk Taslim 58.7 54377 207 Supratim Dutta 56.0 56541 71 Arpan Datta 68.9 58716 208 Arindam Das 67.4 22112 72 Satadrupa Sinha 82.4 41523 209 Sk Nuramin Mondal 42.0 34044 73 Avik Swarnakar 47.7 40074 210 Swapnadip Mondal 80.3 25995 74 Sayan Dutta 72.7 20374 211 Kanchan Nandi 43.9 NA 75 Raksha Kumari Yadav 71.0 39185 212 Agniva Mallick 73.4 60667 76 Rimpa Das 63.7 23124 213 Sk Abul Intekhab 47.3 39211 77 Gourab Das 82.3 33816 214 Debashish Ojha 61.3 NA 78 Anindita Singha Roy 60.9 33339 215 Surojit Majumder 43.7 NA 79 Oindrilla Chattopadhyay 76.7 30758 216 Subarna Chatterjee 64.1 NA 80 Dipanjan Roy 71.9 4764 217 Sudha Chandra Ghosh 36.4 NA 81 Kankana Sen 59.4 39917 218 Mousam Manna 71.1 NA 82 Souvik Dutta 65.3 34263 219 Aradhana Khanrah 52.4 33851 83 Supriya Dhara 59.9 13116 220 Manoj Kumar Dey 57.4 43489 84 Sumitra Santra 52.7 33214 221 Jeet Bhattacharjee 53.0 17540 85 Trishita Adhikari 46.1 51305 222 Partha Patra 41.1 17125 86 Tushar Kar 43.3 39113 223 Shilpa Paul 58.6 25316 87 Debajyoti Banerjee 56.6 38753 224 Oishi Mukhoti 45.0 49841 88 Shew Narayan Ray 57.7 45282 225 Soham Bose 69.6 43014 89 Sk Imran Ali 54.9 39748 226 Pritam Bag 61.1 21865 90 Jyotiprakash Pore 54.7 23152 227 Anik Sarkar 85.1 NA 91 Trisha Giri 68.0 44908 228 Debapriya Sarkar 61.6 41693 92 Sagarika Dutta 40.7 45103 229 Soham Ghosh 43.9 14391 93 Swapnil Chowdhury 52.4 20985 230 Rajoshree Show 53.3 45647 94 Subhankar Sarkar 78.7 13681 231 Reshin Ganguly 63.1 47233 95 Puja Bose 38.9 37322 232 Parijat Das 53.3 14816 96 Supratim Mukherjee 46.6 30127 233 Patrali Kundu 45.9 NA 97 Poulami Roy 87.4 60397 234 Md Imran Niyazi 46.7 NA 98 Vandana Verma 63.9 27700 235 Subhajeet Das 48.7 NA 99 Ananya Mondal 59.3 32152 236 Suman Dhali 42.6 56261 100 Indrani Majumder 75.6 39198 237 Pritam Pal 63.7 10389 101 Subham Das 73.3 28969 238 Krishnendu Ghosh 72.9 23709 102 Disha Sarkar 58.3 53290 239 Krishanu Chatterjee 76.9 61847 103 Sk Rakib Hossain 42.3 61721 240 Arnab Samanta 61.1 20522 104 Sandip Kundu 84.4 28976 241 Suman Chatterjee 81.6 45463 105 Sukdev Pakira 52.9 15662 242 Manisha Ghosh 72.9 52533 106 Prity Das 81.0 9242 243 Sourajit Adhikari 76.1 17622 107 Arunava Chaki 70.3 16843 244 Tapan Kumar Nayak 76.4 NA 108 Subham Chatterjee 66.6 14866 245 Shreyasi Sikdar 59.1 41332 109 Subhendu Debnath 73.6 12243 246 Sweety Dutta 71.9 58238 110 Devaraja Rao Enduga 81.6 17415 247 Subham Das 68.0 25453 111 Debasis Ghosh 63.1 12778 248 Amit Paul 64.3 37386 112 Tarunabha Goswami 60.0 10635 249 Ankan Jele 70.3 24298 113 Manas Chowdhury 62.4 26417 250 Saswata Roy 75.0 11651 114 Souvik Chatterjee 56.0 17989 251 Aoindrila Roy 57.6 59008 115 Soujit Dutta 80.4 17088 252 Subrata Pal 54.7 NA 116 Anchita Paul 58.0 31225 253 Damini Bhattacharya 46.3 NA 117 Subhadeep Banerjee 68.7 20518 254 Paramita Routh 67.9 NA 118 Somnath Das 39.6 34938 255 Ankit Kumar Pandey 70.3 NA 119 Ritam Das 48.0 24940 256 Anirban Das 46.4 NA 120 Anirban Aich 68.0 44127 257 Ayan Bhowmik 74.1 NA 121 Biswayan Das 57.0 26845 258 Biswayan Dey 50.0 NA

Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 26 122 Abhijit Das 58.6 14956 259 Rana Bhowmik 67.6 13616 123 Rahul Mukherjee 53.3 19544 260 Pritam Das 53.7 40456 124 Sovon Sunder Ghosh 36.3 35330 261 Bishes Mukherjee 83.2 51493 125 Pritha Dey 66.3 56871 262 Sumon Bag 52.0 30195 126 Shreya Saha 41.9 42671 263 Sayak Nandan 87.3 NA 127 Sonia Saha 70.1 41283 264 Anish Sarkar 64.6 NA 128 Poulomita Dutta 72.1 33207 265 Anup Kumar Barma 59.7 40141 129 Ayman Biswas 55.3 37488 266 Md Amir Azim 68.6 NA 130 Kumarjeet Koley 79.1 36456 267 Tarun Das 41.3 61783 131 Surajit Das 62.7 27780 268 Sitaram Dhara 49.4 15006 132 Rupam Dutta 61.6 55044 269 Soumya Mahanta 43.0 48289 133 Prakriti Majumder 61.4 23032 270 Raja Das 46.3 53085 134 Bishal Ghosh 61.4 36025 271 Soyeb Mondal 57.0 NA 135 Srijani Sau 64.2 58903 272 Chinmoy Sahoo 71.7 NA 136 Chirantan Dash 77.9 25769 273 Ritam Ghosh 51.9 NA 137 Snigdha Sen 64.1 51169

13. List of Applicants: List of Students applied for admission in Management Quota with % of Marks % of % of % of Marks Marks Marks Sl Name of Candidates Sl Name of Candidates Sl Name of Candidates (Class (Class (Class 10th) 10th) 10th) 1 Rahul Banerjee 46.29 35 Arijit Laha 60.14 69 Sayan Paul 48.57 2 Anol Chakrabortty 74.00 36 Ujjwal Chak 41.14 70 Sital Mondal 62.86 3 Arijit Chakraborty 74.00 37 Sourav Sarkar 65.86 71 Sohini Jana 35.43 4 Soumalya Hazra 70.00 38 Soumajit Debnath 73.43 72 Satirtha Chatterjee 63.00 5 Ankit Das 83.00 39 Abhirup Dam 80.71 73 Ankush Sinha 49.43 6 Payel Dey 60.14 40 Swapnamoy Som 66.00 74 Ishita Kumar 56.43 7 Piu Karar 47.00 41 Subhajit Biswas 69.86 75 Pratya Chakraborty 70.71 8 Arpan Som 75.43 42 Argha Mondal 59.86 76 Suphal Das 66.33 9 Aveek Saha 50.60 43 Jinia Laskar Chowdhury 54.17 77 Sreejit Karmakar 62.00 10 Raktim Bag 56.71 44 Debottam Ghosh 56.86 78 Mrittika Ghosh 57.14 11 Souvik Mondal 76.43 45 Sushobhon Nandy 82.86 79 Rupak Santra 71.71 12 Gargi Rai 58.20 46 Indranil Modak 70.30 80 Debanjan Pal 64.43 13 Debmalya Mukherjee 76.20 47 Anubrata Mukherjee 44.29 81 Rahul Deb Sen 46.14 14 Subhankar Samanta 68.71 48 Monish Paul 72.29 82 Srayani Aon 68.00 15 Bikas Barui 60.43 49 Tithi Basak 65.43 83 Pritom Kar 45.43 16 Sourin Roy 58.71 50 Rahul Chatterjee 76.20 84 Ayan Mukhopadhyay 41.29 17 Argha Das 54.57 51 Arpan Ganguly 63.57 85 Rohit Kumar Mahato 81.70 18 Anindya Dey 45.57 52 Dona Mondal 89.30 86 Bipratip Sarkar 76.00 19 Sayan Banerjee 44.57 53 Nupur Ghosh 36.13 87 Dibyendu Ghosh 54.71 20 Soumyadip Chaudhury 68.14 54 Swarnali Deb 70.86 88 Sibasish Chakraborty 38.14 21 Sayan Mukherjee 85.50 55 Archana Sarkar 76.29 89 Nirnoy Ghosh 59.29 22 Sourin Paul 54.14 56 Sainoor Alam Mridha 60.80 90 Rudra Pradhan 36.43 23 Raja Bhattacharjee 67.67 57 Vivek Kumar Bhagat 74.57 91 Tanmoy Dey 50.29 24 Sudip Medda 64.60 58 Debarpito Halder 73.14 92 Paramita Sarkar 67.86 25 Snehasish Dey 48.14 59 Sushmita Sahoo 60.67 93 Koustav Bairagi 43.86 26 Shouvik Saha 51.20 60 Shayan Chakraborty 62.50 94 Supratim Ash 80.71 27 Raj Mukherjee 77.00 61 Sandip Das 61.14 95 Dipnita Mondal 65.00 28 Tanusree Saha 59.00 62 Sahil Subudhi 57.00 96 Sourav Manna 55.00 29 Vivek Yadav 55.43 63 Subhrajit De 58.14 97 Samrat Ghosh 49.29 30 Debraj Kundu 46.71 64 Mousumi Chatterjee 66.71 98 Rajesh Maji 38.29 31 Sudip Das 55.14 65 Sourav Deshi 47.75 99 Alauddin Sk 58.90 32 Anirban Goswami 70.43 66 Arpon Ghosh 77.43 100 Subrata Barman 71.57 33 Suman Barman 40.29 67 Bitan Ghosh 65.71 101 Saurav Sarkar 43.14 34 Ayon Ghorui 75.14 68 Sohan Sadhukhan 68.60 102 Arghya Mondal 57.14

Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 27 14. Result of Admission under Management seats/ Vacant seats: Composition of selection team for admission under Management Quota with the brief profile of members: Admission Selection Committee was established on 07/09/2018 as per this office Order Memo No. TPI/Admin-67/339/2018 for conducting entire admission process with the following composition of team members: Chairman: Principal of the Institute Convener: Sri Suranjan Dhar, Lecturer Members: Sri Partha Sarathi Bhattacharya, Co-ordinator Ms. Soumi Das, Lecturer Sri Jagannath Sarkar, Office Superintendent Score of the individual candidate admitted arranged in order or merit: Merit list of the students admitted under Management Quota: % of Scored % of Scored Jexpo- Jexpo Marks in TAT Merit Marks in TAT Merit Sl Name of Candidates 2018 Sl Name of Candidates -2018 (Class out of Rank (Class out of Rank Rank Rank 10th) 100 10th) 100 1 Gargi Rai 58.20 19 1 52 Paramita Sarkar 67.86 NA NA 52 2 Sayan Banerjee 44.57 21 42075 2 53 Mousumi Chatterjee 66.71 NA NA 53 3 Aveek Saha 50.60 26 23010 3 54 Swapnamoy Som 66.00 NA NA 54 4 Raja Bhattacharjee 67.67 26 4 55 Bitan Ghosh 65.71 NA NA 55 5 Bikas Barui 60.43 28 5 56 Tithi Basak 65.43 NA NA 56 6 Rahul Banerjee 46.29 29 56742 6 57 Dipnita Mondal 65.00 NA NA 57 7 Sayan Mukherjee 85.50 30 42263 7 58 Sudip Medda 64.60 NA NA 58 8 Anindya Dey 45.57 31 47001 8 59 Debanjan Pal 64.43 NA NA 59 9 Subhankar Samanta 68.71 31 31290 9 60 Arpan Ganguly 63.57 NA NA 60 10 Ankit Das 83.00 33 17673 10 61 Satirtha Chatterjee 63.00 NA NA 61 11 Raktim Bag 56.71 33 26972 11 62 Sital Mondal 62.86 NA NA 62 12 Sourin Roy 58.71 34 12 63 Shayan Chakraborty 62.50 NA NA 63 13 Argha Das 54.57 35 63862 13 64 Sreejit Karmakar 62.00 NA NA 64 14 Anol Chakrabortty 74.00 36 14 65 Sandip Das 61.14 NA NA 65 15 Piu Karar 47.00 36 55529 15 66 Sainoor Alam Mridha 60.80 NA NA 66 16 Souvik Mondal 76.43 36 22603 16 67 Sushmita Sahoo 60.67 NA NA 67 17 Sourin Paul 54.14 38 25684 17 68 Arijit Laha 60.14 NA NA 68 18 Payel Dey 60.14 40 18 69 Argha Mondal 59.86 NA NA 69 19 Soumalya Hazra 70.00 43 22545 19 70 Nirnoy Ghosh 59.29 NA NA 70 20 Arijit Chakraborty 74.00 47 21856 20 71 Tanusree Saha 59.00 NA NA 71 21 Debmalya Mukherjee 76.20 54 28324 21 72 Alauddin Sk 58.90 NA NA 72 22 Arpan Som 75.43 55 18166 22 73 Subhrajit De 58.14 NA NA 73 23 Soumyadip Chaudhury 68.14 60 23 74 Arghya Mondal 57.14 NA NA 74 24 Suphal Das 66.33 NA 21652 24 75 Mrittika Ghosh 57.14 NA NA 75 25 Archana Sarkar 76.29 NA 23956 25 76 Sahil Subudhi 57.00 NA NA 76 26 ANIRBAN GOSWAMI 70.43 NA 26541 26 77 Debottam Ghosh 56.86 NA NA 77 27 Sibasish Chakraborty 38.14 NA 36937 27 78 Ishita Kumar 56.43 NA NA 78 28 Sourav Sarkar 65.86 NA 50236 28 79 Vivek Yadav 55.43 NA NA 79 29 Samrat Ghosh 49.29 NA 60515 29 80 Sudip Das 55.14 NA NA 80 30 Dona Mondal 89.30 NA NA 30 81 Sourav Manna 55.00 NA NA 81 31 Sushobhon Nandy 82.86 NA NA 31 82 Dibyendu Ghosh 54.71 NA NA 82 32 Rohit Kumar Mahato 81.70 NA NA 32 83 Jinia Laskar Chowdhury 54.17 NA NA 83 33 Abhirup Dam 80.71 NA NA 33 84 Shouvik Saha 51.20 NA NA 84 34 Supratim Ash 80.71 NA NA 34 85 Tanmoy Dey 50.29 NA NA 85 35 Arpon Ghosh 77.43 NA NA 35 86 Ankush Sinha 49.43 NA NA 86 36 Raj Mukherjee 77.00 NA NA 36 87 Sayan Paul 48.57 NA NA 87 37 Rahul Chatterjee 76.20 NA NA 37 88 Snehasish Dey 48.14 NA NA 88 38 Bipratip Sarkar 76.00 NA NA 38 89 Sourav Deshi 47.75 NA NA 89 39 Ayon Ghorui 75.14 NA NA 39 90 Debraj Kundu 46.71 NA NA 90 40 Vivek Kumar Bhagat 74.57 NA NA 40 91 Rahul Deb Sen 46.14 NA NA 91 41 Soumajit Debnath 73.43 NA NA 41 92 Pritom Kar 45.43 NA NA 92 42 Debarpito Halder 73.14 NA NA 42 93 Anubrata Mukherjee 44.29 NA NA 93 43 Monish Paul 72.29 NA NA 43 94 Koustav Bairagi 43.86 NA NA 94 44 Rupak Santra 71.71 NA NA 44 95 Saurav Sarkar 43.14 NA NA 95 45 Subrata Barman 71.57 NA NA 45 96 Ayan Mukhopadhyay 41.29 NA NA 96

Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 28 46 Swarnali Deb 70.86 NA NA 46 97 Ujjwal Chak 41.14 NA NA 97 47 Pratya Chakraborty 70.71 NA NA 47 98 Suman Barman 40.29 NA NA 98 48 Indranil Modak 70.30 NA NA 48 99 Rajesh Maji 38.29 NA NA 99 49 Subhajit Biswas 69.86 NA NA 49 100 Rudra Pradhan 36.43 NA NA 100 50 Sohan Sadhukhan 68.60 NA NA 50 101 Nupur Ghosh 36.13 NA NA 101 51 Srayani Aon 68.00 NA NA 51 102 Sohini Jana 35.43 NA NA 102

List of candidates who have been offered admission: Sl Name of Candidates Sl Name of Candidates Sl Name of Candidates 1 Gargi Rai 50 PRADEEP SINGH 99 RAJA BHATTACHARJEE 2 Sayan Banerjee 51 ASHIS SENTI 100 Satirtha Chatterjee 3 Aveek Saha 52 SUMAN PRAMANICK 101 Sital Mondal 4 Raja Bhattacharjee 53 Sourav Sarkar 102 SUMIT BHATTACHARJEE 5 Bikas Barui 54 MD SAHANAWAZ 103 Shayan Chakraborty 6 Rahul Banerjee 55 AMARDEEP SINGH 104 Sreejit Karmakar 7 Sayan Mukherjee 56 SUMAN SHOW 105 Sandip Das 8 Anindya Dey 57 PARTHA HALDER 106 Sainoor Alam Mridha 9 Subhankar Samanta 58 SK SURAJ 107 Sushmita Sahoo 10 Ankit Das 59 SK RAJESH 108 Arijit Laha 11 Raktim Bag 60 AKASHDIP GHOSH 109 Argha Mondal 12 Sourin Roy 61 Samrat Ghosh 110 Nirnoy Ghosh 13 Argha Das 62 ANKIT KUMAR OJHA 111 Tanusree Saha 14 Anol Chakrabortty 63 Dona Mondal 112 Alauddin Sk 15 Piu Karar 64 SUJAN BISWAS 113 Subhrajit De 16 Souvik Mondal 65 Sushobhon Nandy 114 Arghya Mondal 17 Sourin Paul 66 Rohit Kumar Mahato 115 Mrittika Ghosh 18 Payel Dey 67 Abhirup Dam 116 Sahil Subudhi 19 Soumalya Hazra 68 Supratim Ash 117 Debottam Ghosh 20 Arijit Chakraborty 69 TITIR BISWAS 118 Ishita Kumar 21 Debmalya Mukherjee 70 SHANTANU MONDAL 119 Vivek Yadav 22 Arpan Som 71 Arpon Ghosh 120 Sudip Das 23 Soumyadip Chaudhury 72 Raj Mukherjee 121 Sourav Manna 24 SOUMYADIP SAMANTA 73 Rahul Chatterjee 122 Dibyendu Ghosh 25 ARINDOM BERA 74 Bipratip Sarkar 123 Jinia Laskar Chowdhury 26 SUJOY DAS 75 Ayon Ghorui 124 DIBYENDU GHOSH 27 PARNAVA DAS 76 Vivek Kumar Bhagat 125 Shouvik Saha 28 RUDRA CHAKRABORTY 77 SUMAN DEY 126 Tanmoy Dey 29 SUMAN GHOSH 78 ANOL CHAKRABORTTY 127 Ankush Sinha 30 SOUMEN DUTTA 79 Soumajit Debnath 128 Sayan Paul 31 RUMPI DEY 80 Debarpito Halder 129 Snehasish Dey 32 SHIRSHENDU KAMLEY 81 Monish Paul 130 SOVAN PAL 33 SUJAN MONDAL 82 Rupak Santra 131 Sourav Deshi 34 SAUMYOPRIYO SINHA 83 Subrata Barman 132 AJIT KUMAR SINGH 35 Suphal Das 84 Swarnali Deb 133 Debraj Kundu 36 PRAKRITI MAJUMDER 85 Pratya Chakraborty 134 Rahul Deb Sen 37 MD JISHAN 86 Indranil Modak 135 Pritom Kar 38 ARKAJIT MUKHERJEE 87 Subhajit Biswas 136 SUMAN HOWLADER 39 AMIT MONDAL 88 Sohan Sadhukhan 137 Anubrata Mukherjee 40 Archana Sarkar 89 Srayani Aon 138 Koustav Bairagi 41 ANIRBAN GOSWAMI 90 Paramita Sarkar 139 AJAY KUMAR PASI 42 SANDIP PAUL 91 Mousumi Chatterjee 140 Saurav Sarkar 43 KRISHANU SINGHA ROY 92 Swapnamoy Som 141 Ayan Mukhopadhyay 44 BABU SONA MOLLAH 93 Bitan Ghosh 142 Ujjwal Chak 45 Sibasish Chakraborty 94 Tithi Basak 143 Suman Barman 46 MRITYUNJOY DUTTA 95 Dipnita Mondal 144 Rajesh Maji 47 DEBAJYOTI BANERJEE 96 Sudip Medda 145 Rudra Pradhan 48 MADHURIMA SAMANTA 97 Debanjan Pal 146 Nupur Ghosh 49 MD SALIM ANSARI 98 Arpan Ganguly 147 Sohini Jana

Waiting list of the candidates in order of merit to be operative from the last date of joining of the first list candidates: Not Available List of the candidates who joined within the date, vacancy position in each category before operating of waiting list:

Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 29 List of the Candidate admitted upto 31/07/2018 Sl Date of Entry Sl Date of Entry Name of the Student Branch Name of the Student Branch No Admission Through No Admission Through 1 Rahul Banerjee 08-06-18 DCE MGNT 47 Sahil Subudhi 12-06-18 DEE MGNT 2 Sudip Medda 08-06-18 DCE MGNT 48 Subhrajit De 13-06-18 DEE MGNT 3 Snehasish Dey 08-06-18 DCE MGNT 49 Mousumi Chatterjee 13-06-18 DEE MGNT 4 Shouvik Saha 09-06-18 DCE MGNT 50 Sourav Deshi 14-06-18 DEE MGNT 5 Anol Chakrabortty 11-06-18 DCE MGNT 51 Arpon Ghosh 14-06-18 DEE MGNT 6 Raj Mukherjee 11-06-18 DCE MGNT 52 Bitan Ghosh 14-06-18 DEE MGNT 7 Tanusree Saha 11-06-18 DCE MGNT 53 Souvik Mondal 15-06-18 DEE MGNT 8 Debraj Kundu 13-06-18 DCE MGNT 54 Sohan Sadhukhan 18-06-18 DEE MGNT 9 Sudip Das 13-06-18 DCE MGNT 55 Sayan Paul 18-06-18 DEE MGNT 10 Anirban Goswami 14-06-18 DCE MGNT 56 Sital Mondal 20-06-18 DEE MGNT 11 Suman Barman 14-06-18 DCE MGNT 57 Sohini Jana 07-06-18 DETCE MGNT 12 Arijit Chakraborty 14-06-18 DCE MGNT 58 Satirtha Chatterjee 08-06-18 DETCE MGNT 13 Soumalya Hazra 14-06-18 DCE MGNT 59 Ankush Sinha 12-06-18 DETCE MGNT 14 Arijit Laha 15-06-18 DCE MGNT 60 Ishita Kumar 12-06-18 DETCE MGNT 15 Ujjwal Chak 15-06-18 DCE MGNT 61 Pratya Chakraborty 12-06-18 DETCE MGNT 16 Sourav Sarkar 15-06-18 DCE MGNT 62 Suphal Das 13-06-18 DETCE MGNT 17 Soumajit Debnath 22-06-18 DCE MGNT 63 Sreejit Karmakar 13-06-18 DETCE MGNT 18 Abhirup Dam 23-06-18 DCE MGNT 64 Mrittika Ghosh 14-06-18 DETCE MGNT 19 Swapnamoy Som 25-06-18 DCE MGNT 65 Rupak Santra 14-06-18 DETCE MGNT 20 Subhajit Biswas 26-06-18 DCE MGNT 66 Debanjan Pal 14-06-18 DETCE MGNT 21 Argha Mondal 26-06-18 DCE MGNT 67 Gargi Rai 14-06-18 DETCE MGNT 22 Jinia Laskar Chowdhury 27-06-18 DCE MGNT 68 Rahul Deb Sen 15-06-18 DETCE MGNT 23 Debottam Ghosh 27-06-18 DCE MGNT 69 Srayani Aon 23-06-18 DETCE MGNT 24 Sushobhon Nandy 30-06-18 DCE MGNT 70 Pritom Kar 26-06-18 DETCE MGNT 25 Paramita Sarkar 28-06-18 DCE MGNT 71 Debmalya Mukherjee 05-06-18 DME MGNT 26 Koustav Bairagi 05-07-18 DCE MGNT 72 Rohit Kumar Mahato 06-06-18 DME MGNT 27 Supratim Ash 06-07-18 DCE MGNT 73 Bipratip Sarkar 07-06-18 DME MGNT 28 Anubrata Mukherjee 06-06-18 DCST MGNT 74 Subhankar Samanta 09-06-18 DME MGNT 29 Monish Paul 06-06-18 DCST MGNT 75 Bikas Barui 09-06-18 DME MGNT 30 Arpan Ganguly 12-06-18 DCST MGNT 76 Sourin Roy 11-06-18 DME MGNT 31 Ankit Das 12-06-18 DCST MGNT 77 Argha Das 11-06-18 DME MGNT 32 Dona Mondal 13-06-18 DCST MGNT 78 Anindya Dey 11-06-18 DME MGNT 33 Nupur Ghosh 14-06-18 DCST MGNT 79 Sayan Banerjee 12-06-18 DME MGNT 34 Archana Sarkar 15-06-18 DCST MGNT 80 Dibyendu Ghosh 13-06-18 DME MGNT 35 Sainoor Alam Mridha 15-06-18 DCST MGNT 81 Sibasish Chakraborty 14-06-18 DME MGNT 36 Payel Dey 15-06-18 DCST MGNT 82 Sayan Mukherjee 15-06-18 DME MGNT 37 Vivek Kumar Bhagat 18-06-18 DCST MGNT 83 Sourin Paul 15-06-18 DME MGNT 38 Debarpito Halder 18-06-18 DCST MGNT 84 Nirnoy Ghosh 11-07-18 DME MGNT 39 Sushmita Sahoo 21-06-18 DCST MGNT 85 Rudra Pradhan 11-06-18 DSE MGNT 40 Shayan Chakraborty 19-07-18 DCST MGNT 86 Sourav Manna 21-06-18 DSE MGNT 41 Dipnita Mondal 25-07-18 DCST MGNT 87 Samrat Ghosh 21-06-18 DSE MGNT 42 Piu Karar 07-06-18 DEE MGNT 88 Rajesh Maji 30-06-18 DSE MGNT 43 Arpan Som 11-06-18 DEE MGNT 89 Alauddin Sk 02-07-18 DSE MGNT 44 Aveek Saha 11-06-18 DEE MGNT 90 Subrata Barman 03-07-18 DSE MGNT 45 Raktim Bag 12-06-18 DEE MGNT 91 Saurav Sarkar 10-07-18 DSE MGNT 46 Sandip Das 12-06-18 DEE MGNT 92 Arghya Mondal 12-07-18 DSE MGNT

Vacant Position in Management Quota Seat as on 31/07/2018: Sl No Branch Total Seat Admitted Vacant 1 Civil Engineering 30 27 03 2 Electrical Engineering 15 15 00 3 Mechanical Engineering 15 14 01 4 Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering 15 14 01 5 Computer Science & Technology 15 14 01 6 Survey Engineering 15 8 07 Total 105 92 13

Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 30 15. Information of Infrastructure and Other Resources available: Number of Class Rooms and size of each: 21 numbers Class Room, 67 Sqm each, 75 seating capacity Number of Tutorial Rooms and size of each: 4 numbers Room, 30-45 Sqm each, 40 seating capacity Number of Laboratories and size of each: 35 numbers Laboratory, 66-75 Sqm each Number of Drawing hall with capacity of each: 2 numbers (138.22 Sqm & 168.9 Sqm) Number of Computer Centres with capacity of each: 2 numbers, total 190 Sqm Central Examination facility, Number of rooms and capacity of each: Examinations are conducted in the Class Rooms. 2 numbers Rooms are there as Examinations Control Room for confidential works related to examinations. Barrier Free Built Environment for disabled and elderly persons: Available

Occupancy Certificate:

Fire and Safety Certificate:

Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 31 Hostel Facilities: (a) Boys Hostel: Capacity-110 Seats, (b) Girls Hostel: Capacity-25 Seats Library: Number of library books / Tittles / Journal available (Programme-wise) Number of Number of Number of Number of Programme/Course Books Tittles Journal E-books Civil Engineering 2836 283 07 10 Survey Engineering 990 82 02 01 Computer Sc. & Technology 2466 214 14 04 Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering 2109 247 11 06 Electrical Engineering 1441 206 09 14 Mechanical Engineering 1494 318 13 21 Science & Humanities 4371 361 13 14 Total 15707 1711 69 70 List online National / International Journals subscribed: NIL E-Library facilities: N.A. Laboratory and Workshop: List of Major Equipment / Facilities in each Laboratories / Workshop: (As per Annexure: 01) List of Experimental Setup in each Laboratories / Workshop: (As per Annexure: 02) Computing Facilities: Internet Bandwidth: 200 Mbps Number and configuration of system: Total Number of Computer: 289 Configuration of System: i3, 4GB, 500GB Total number of system connected by LAN: 289 Total number of system connected by WAN: Nil Major software package available: 29 Special purpose facilities available: Information & Communication Technology Laboratory (ICT), Language Laboratory with Odell Software, Library OPAC System (KOHA), Smart Class Rooms, All the Computers of the Departments & Administrative Office are connected by Server System.

Innovation Cell: NA Social Media Cell: NA Compliance of the National Academic Depository (NAD), Applicable to PGCM/ PGDM Institutions and University Departments: NA List of facilities available: Games & Sports: Game & Sports facilities available and there is a separate committee for Sports & Games Sub-Committee under Academic Council of the Institute. Cricket, Football, Badminton, Volley ball tournament and Sports are conducted on regular basis in every year. Other than that a Gymnasium has been installed for the students, for which an instructor is also appointed. Extra-curricular activities: Sports & Games, Cultural Programme, Community Development Programme, Programme for Swachh Bharat Aviyan are conducted by the Institute. Soft Skill Development Computing Facilities: (a) Language Laboratory: Language Laboratory consists of 40+1 Computers and operated by Orel Language Software, Practices of Listening & Writing skill, Developing pronunciations are done in 1st semester and Development of Life Skill is done in 2nd semester. (b) Career Development Training: Career Development Training conducted by Training & Placement Department which covers the topics: Mathematics-Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning- Verbal & Non-verbal, English-Verbal Aptitude & Group discussion.

Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 32 Teaching Learning Process: Curricula & syllabus for each of the programmes as approved by the University: (links are given to get the syllabus) Final Syllabus for 1st Semester Diploma in Engineering/Technology http://tiny.cc/skxo6y Final Syllabus for 2nd Semester Diploma in Engineering/Technology http://tiny.cc/4txo6y Final CURRICULUM STRUCTURE and SYLLABUS of Diploma in http://tiny.cc/sywo6y Engineering & Technology courses (Part - II & Part - III)

Academic Calendar of the University: (link for 2018-19): http://tiny.cc/h8xo6y Academic Time Table with the name of the Faculty members handling the course: (As per Annexure: 03) Teaching load of each Faculty: (As per Annexure: 04) Internal Continuous Evaluation System in place: Internal Continuous Assessment Evaluations are done for each and every sessional subject (i.e. Laboratories / Workshop / Drawing) for all the students through CIA (Continuous Internal Assessment) which consists with the components, viz, Job Performance, Laboratory Manuals & Viva-vice. A blank format of the same is given hereunder:

Student’s assessment of Faculty, System in place: Format of student’s assessment of faculty and Feedback report are given under:

Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 33 Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 34 16. Enrollment of Students in the last three years:

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Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 35 Annexure: 01 (12 Pages) List of Major Equipment / Facilities in each Laboratories / Workshop:

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Mandatory Disclosures Academic Session: 2018-19 P a g e | 36 Name of the Department: Science & Humanities Annexure: 02 List of Major Equipment Semester: 1st Name of the Loboratory: Language Laboratory Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity (No) 1 Computer Set 41 2 Network Pannel Board 1 3 24 Port Switch 2 4 Patch Chord (2M) 41 5 Face Plate 41 6 Headphones 41 7 Patch Chord (1M) 41

Name of the Loboratory: Basic Chemistry Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity (No) 1 Aquoion Brand Water (deionized water plant ) 1 2 Hot-air-oven 1 3 Electronic weighing Balance 1 4 Kipp's apparatus 1

Name of the Loboratory: Basic Physics Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity (No) 1 BOYLE’S LAW APPARATUS 2 2 OPTICAL BENCH 4 3 SEARLE’S APPARATUS 2 4 TRAVELLING MICROSCOPE 2

Semester: 2nd Name of the Loboratory: Applied Chemistry Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity (No) 1 Arsenic testing kit 2 2 Aquoion Brand Water 1 3 Conductivity meter 2 4 Hot-air-oven 1 5 pH meter (digital) 2 6 Water bath 1 7 Electronic weighing Balance 1

Name of the Loboratory: Applied Physics Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity (No) 1 P.O BOX 4 2 METRE BRIDGE 4 3 P – N JUNCTION DIODE CHARACTERISTIC APPARATUS 3

Page 1 of 1312 Name of the Department: Diploma in Civil Engineering List of the Major Equipment Semester: 3rd Name of the Laboratory: CIVIL ENGINEERING LAB-I Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 IMPACT TESTING MACHINE 1 2 ABRASION TESTING MACHINE 1 3 SIEVE SHAKER 1 4 PYCNOMETER 1 5 VICAT APPARATUS 1 6 COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH TESTING MACHINE 1 7 SLUMP CONE 1 8 VEE BEE CONSISTOMETER 1 9 COMPACTING FACTOR MACHINE 1 10 FLOW TABLE 1 11 LE CHATELIER'S APPARATUS 1 Semester: 4th Name of the Laboratory: CIVIL ENGINEERING LAB - II Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 Compressive Strength Testing Machine 1 2 Rebound Hammmer 1 3 Rebar Locator 1 4 Ultrasonic Pulse Velocity Test Apparatus 1 5 Concrete Core Cutter 1 6 Penetrometer 1 7 Ring & Ball Apparatus 1 8 Pensky Martens Apparatus 1 9 Ductility Apparatus 1 10 Tar Orifice Viscometer 1 11 Marshall Stability Apparatus 1 12 Concrete Mixer 1 13 Gas Stove 1 Semester: 5th Name of the Laboratory: Geotechnical Engineering Laboratory Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 Proctor Mould 2 2 C.B.R Machine 1 3 Direct Shear Testing Machine 1 4 Permeameter 1 5 Vane Shear Testing Machine 1 Name of the Laboratory: CIVIL ENGINEERING LAB - III Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 Rockwell Hardness Testing Machine 1 2 U-Tube Differential Manometer 1 3 Bernoulli's Theorem Apparatus 1 4 Triangular Notch 1 5 Orificemeter 1 6 Venturimeter 1 7 Pitot Tube 1 8 Tiles Abrasion Testing Machine 1 9 Universal Testing Machine 1

Page 2 of 1312 Semester: 6th Name of the Laboratory: CIVIL ENGINEERING LAB-IV Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 BOD INCUBATOR 1 2 COD DIGETOR 1 3 AIR VOLUME SAMPLER 1 4 MOTOR PUMP 1 5 HOT OVEN 1 6 NEPHELOMETER 1 7 JAR TEST APPARATUS 1 8 BURETTE STAND 5

Page 3 of 1312 Name of the Department : Diploma in Computer Science and Technology Laboratory wise list of Equipment For Semester: 3rd to 6th Computer Lab-I Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 Computer Set 30 2 Dlink 24 Port Switch 30 3 Network Pannel Box 30 4 LAN 30

Computer Lab-II Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 Computer Set 30 2 Dlink 24 Port Switch 30 3 Network Pannel Box 30 4 LAN 30

Computer Lab-IV Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 Computer Set 30 2 Dlink 24 Port Switch 30 3 Network Pannel Box 30 4 LAN 30

Electronic Devices & Circuits Laboratory Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 CRO 5 2 MULTIMETER 3 3 FUNCTION GENERATOR 5 4 POWER SUPPLY 4

Digital Logic Design Lab Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 MULTIMETER 4 2 POWER SUPPLY 7

PP-I(PC MAINTENANCE) Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 Motherboard 30 2 RAM 30 3 HDD 30 4 SMPS 30 5 Monitor 30 6 Keyboard 30 7 Mouse 30 8 UPS 31 9 Dlink 24 Port Switch 30

Page 4 of 1312 Name of the Department: Diploma in Electrical Engineering List of the Major Equipment Name of the Laboratory: Illumination Engineering & Utilization, Traction, Heating & Drives Lab Sl No Name of the Equipment No of Set-up 1 Flood light luminiare 50w led 1 2 High bay luminiare 1 3 Ballast 1 4 Lamp 400w,mh 1 5 PIR motion sensor c800 2 6 Photo cell c1200 1 7 Different lighting accessories 1 8 Lamp(standard) philips 60W 1 9 Lux meter 3 10 Optical bench set 1

Name of the Laboratory: Electrical Machine I Lab Sl No Name of the Equipment No of Set-up 1 DC motor +DC generator set + panel 1 2 Induction motor + rotor loads arrangement 1 3 110V/60V 3 phase transformer 2 4 1 phase transformer - SC & OC test setup 1 5 1 phase transformer 230V/60V - 1kVA 1 6 1 phase transformer 230V/60V - 2kVA 1 7 1 phase transformer 230V/60V - 3kVA 1 8 Phase sequence indicator 1 9 Prime mover + alternator (3 phase) set 1 10 5 HP slip ring motor with starter and loading arrangement 1 11 3 phase rectifier unit 40A 1 12 DC shunt motor with control panel 1 13 Alternator Synchronizing panel full set 1 14 Pole changing method setup 1 15 DC motor +DC generator set + panel 1 16 Induction motor + rotor loads arrangement 1 17 110V/60V 3 phase transformer 2 18 1 phase transformer - SC & OC test setup 1 19 1 phase transformer 230V/60V - 1kVA 1 20 1 phase transformer 230V/60V - 2kVA 1 21 1 phase transformer 230V/60V - 3kVA 1 22 Phase sequence indicator 1 23 Prime mover + alternator (3 phase) set 1 24 5 HP slip ring motor with starter and loading arrangement 1 25 DC shunt motor with control panel 1 26 Alternator Synchronizing panel full set 1 27 Pole changing method setup 1 28 Swinburne test set (DC shunt motor) 1

Name of the Laboratory: Electrical Measuring Instrument Lab Sl No Name of the Equipment No of Set-up 1 Analog p.f meter 1Nos 2 Digital p.f meter 1+1Nos 3 Inductor 4Nos 4 Oil insulated test set 1Nos 5 Dc regulated power supply 9Nos 6 Current transformer 3Nos

Page 5 of 1312 7 Filter (high pass, low pass, band pass, band reject) 1 Nos 8 Converter (current to voltage, voltage to current, frequency ) 1 Nos each 9 Kelvin double bridge 2Nos 10 Maxwell bridge 2Nos 11 Schering bridge 2Nos 12 LVDT 1Nos 13 Strain gauge 1Nos 14 Frequency counter 1Nos 15 CRO 1Nos 16 Function generator 1Nos 17 Op amp experiment kit 1Nos 18 Thermistor and RTD test set 1 Nos 19 Potential transformer 1 Nos 20 Inductance box 1Nos

Name of the Laboratory: Microprocessor and Microcontroller Lab Sl No Name of the Equipment No of Set-up 1 1 Measurement of DC voltage using potential divider and shunt along with ADC 2 Sine triangular staircase wave form generator 1 3 Over Voltage , Under Voltage ,Over current relay using microprocessor 1 4 Stepper Motor speed control with Microprocessor 1 5 Dual Trace Oscilloscope 1 6 Measurement of AC voltage and Current kit 1 7 Checking of 3 phase supply using ZCD 1 8 Circuit using ZCD, observe output voltage 1 9 Operation of stepper motor ,determine by angular step 1 10 Control of DC motor at open loop control 1 11 NVIS 5001A Microcontroller kit 2 12 ADC/DAC module compatible with NVIS 5001A 1 13 Microprocessor 8085 trainer kit 8 14 Control of DC motor at closed loop control 1

Name of the Laboratory: Non- Conventional Sl No Name of the Equipment No of Set-up 1 Solar Cooker 1 2 Solar Lantern 1 3 Solar water heating system 1 4 Solar street light 1 5 Pinchcock (screwtype) 1 6 Wind turbine model 1 7 Parabolic Reflector model 1 8 Solar PV panel 1 9 Solar Cooker 1 10 Solar Lantern 1

Name of the Laboratory: Switchgear & Protection and Power System Laboratory Sl No Name of the Equipment No of Set-up 1 DC network trainer with fault analysis kit. 1 2 Alternator excitation system set 1 3 Phase angle control and study kit 1 4 Transmission line trainer kit 1 5 Differential and Over current relay testing set 1 6 Transformer Differential relay set 1

Page 6 of 1312 7 Thermal Over load relay set 1 8 Induction type Over current and Earth fault type relay testing set 1 9 Directional over current relay set 1 10 Single phasing preventer operation set 1

Name of the Laboratory: Electrical Workshop I & II Sl No Name of the Equipment No of Set-up 1 Dc motor starter 1 2 Dc motor parts 1 3 Table fan motor 1 4 Energy meter 1 5 Energy meter board 1 6 Fuse 1 7 Main switch 1 8 Fire alarm 1 9 3 point starter 1 10 4 point starter 1 11 Star delta starter 1 12 Dol starter 1 13 Dielectric Strength measurement kit 1

Page 7 of 1312 Name of the Department: Diploma in Electronics and Telecomunication Engineering Laboratory wise list of Major Equipment Semester: 3rd Name of the Laboratory: Network Analysis Lab Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 CRO 1 2 DSO 1 3 MULTIMETER 3 4 FUNCTION GENERATOR 2 5 POWER SUPPLY 1

Name of the Laboratory: Analog Electronics -I Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 CRO 5 3 MULTIMETER 3 4 FUNCTION GENERATOR 5 5 POWER SUPPLY 4

Name of the Laboratory: Digital Electronics Lab Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 MULTIMETER 4 2 POWER SUPPLY 7

Name of the Laboratory: Computer Programming Language laboratory Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 Cmputer Set up 18

Name of the Laboratory: Electrical Machine Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 TACHOMETER 2 2 MULTIMETER 1

Semester: 4th Name of the Laboratory: Elementary Communication Engineering Laboratory Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 SPECTRUM ANALYZER (3GHz) 2 2 DSO 1 3 CRO 3 4 MULTIMETER 1 5 FUNCTION GENERATOR 5

Name of the Laboratory: Consumer Electronics Lab Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 CRO 2 2 MULTIMETER 4 3 Colour Pattern Generator 1 4 D2H Videocon Connection 1 5 Set Top Box 1

Name of the Laboratory: Analog Electronics-II

Page 98 of 1312 Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 CRO 5 2 MULTIMETER 3 3 FUNCTION GENERATOR 5 4 POWER SUPPLY 4

Name of the Laboratory: Microprocessor laboratory Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 MULTIMETER 4 2 POWER SUPPLY 7

Semester: 5th Name of the Laboratory: Microcontroller & Embedded system lab Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 COMPUTER 2 2 POWER SUPPLY 7

Semester: 6th Name of the Laboratory: Circuit Network Lab-II Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 Hub, Switch, Router 1 EACH 2 RJ45 connectors 1

PagePage 10 9 ofof 1213 Name of the Department: Diploma in Mechanical Engineering Laboratory wise list of Major Equipment Semester: 3rd Name of the Laboratory: Thermal engineering-I Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 Bomb Calorimeter 1

Name of the Laboratory: Advanced SOM Lab Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 Torsion Test on Mild steel bar. 1 2 Rockwell Test on Hardened Steel. 1 3 Izod & Charpy - Impact tests of a standard specimen. 1 4 Tension Test of mild steel bar on Universal Testing Machine. 1

Semester: 4th Name of the Laboratory: THERMAL ENGINEERING - II Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 Babcock- Wilcox Boiler model 1 2 Cochran boiler model 1

Name of the Laboratory: Engineering Metrology Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 Slip Gauge Set of 83 Pieces 2 sets 2 Clino Meter 2 No. 3 Filler Gauge 2 No. 4 Plug Gauge & Ring Gauge 2 sets + 2 sets 5 Screw Pitch Gauge 2 No. 6 Center Gauge 2 No. 7 Gear Tooth Vernier 2 No. 8 Inside Micrometer ( 50 - 600 ) 2 No. 9 Outside Micrometer ( 0 - 100) 2 No. 10 Vernier Height Gauge 2 No. 11 Dial Indicator 2 No. 12 Bevel Protector 2 No. 13 Sine Bar 2 No. 14 Snap Gauge 2 No.

Semester: 5th Name of the Laboratory: Fluid mechanics and Machinery Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 Verification of Bernoulli’s Theorem apparatus 2 Determination of Coefficient of Discharge of Venturimeter apparatus 1 Determination of Coefficient of Discharge, coefficient of contraction and coefficient 3 1 of velocity of orifice meter. 4 Determination of coefficient of friction of flow through pipes apparatus 1 5 Trial on centrifugal or Reciprocating pump to determine overall efficiency test rig. 1

List of the Major Equipment: Automobile Lab (Elective i) Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity Carrying out preventative maintenance of two wheeler as per manufacturer’s 1 3 specifications.

Page 1110 of 1312 Carrying out preventative maintenance of four wheeler as per manufacturer’s 2 2 specifications. 3 Demonstration of differential. 1 4 Demonstration of rack & pinion steering gearbox. 1

Name of the Laboratory: Power Engineering Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 4 - stroke single cylinder petrol engine 1 2 4 - stroke single cylinder diesel engine 1

Name of the Laboratory: Advanced Manufacturing Process lab Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 CNC Turning Centre (MYAB, XLTURN for demonstation) 1

Semester: 6th Name of the Laboratory: Alternate Energy Sources and Management (Elective II) Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 Solar Cooker Page 1211 of 1312 1 Name of the Department: Diploma in Servey Engineering Laboratory wise list of Equipment Semester: 3rd Name of the Laboratory: FSP-I Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 Prismatic Compass 13 2 Surveyor Compass 5

Semester: 4th Name of the Laboratory: FSP - II Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 Auto Level 10 2 Veriner Theodolite 20 3 Digital Theodolite 2

Name of the Laboratory: CAD Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 Computer Set 35

Semester: 5th Name of the Laboratory: FSP - III Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 Total Station 3 2 Theodolite 22

Semester: 6th Name of the Laboratory: Survey Training Camp Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 Total Station 3 2 Theodolite 22 3 Auto Level 11 4 Hand GPS 4

Name of the Laboratory: GIS & GPS Applications Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 Hand GPS 4 2 Computer Set 35

Name of the Laboratory: Survey Software Sl No Name of the Equipment Quantity 1 Computer Set 35 2 LAN Connection Entire Lab

Page 1312 of 1312 Name of the Department: Science & Humanities Annexure: 01 Laboratory wise list of Experimental Set-up Semester: 1st Name of the Laboratory: BASIC PHYSICS Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up DETERMINATION OF VOLUME OF THE MATERIAL OF A HOLLOW CYLINDER BY USING SLIDE 1 8 CALIPERS. DETERMINATION OF AREA OF CROSS-SECTION OF A WIRE / THIN SOLID ROD BY USING A SCREW 2 10 GAUGE .ESTIMATE THE MAXIMUM PROPORTIONAL ERROR IN THE MEASUREMENT. DETERMINATION OF THE SPECIFIC GRAVITY OF A SOLID, INSOLUBLE IN WATER AND HEAVIER 3 14 THAN WATER, BY HYDROSTATIC BALANCE. 4 DETERMINATION OF THE SPECIFIC GRAVITY OF SAND BY SPECIFIC GRAVITY BOTTLE 14 5 VERIFICATION OF BOYLE’S LAW BY BOYLE’S LAW APPARATUS. 2 VERIFICATION OF LAWS OF REFRACTION OF LIGHT AND DETERMINATION OF REFRACTIVE INDEX 6 9 OF GLASS 7 DETERMINE OF FOCAL LENGTH OF A CONVEX LENS BY U-V METHOD 4 8 DETERMINATION OF THE YOUNG’S MODULUS OF STEEL BY SEARLE’S METHOD. 2 DETERMINATION OF THE SURFACE TENSION OF WATER BY CAPILLARY RISE METHOD (CAPILLARY 9 2 TUBE & RADII TO BE SUPPLIED). DETERMINATION OF COEFFICIENT OF VISCOSITY OF GIVEN HIGHLY VISCOUS LIQUID BY STOKE’S 10 2 METHOD (RADII & DENSITY OF THE BALLS AND DENSITY OF THE LIQUID TO BE SUPPLIED).

Name of the Laboratory: Basic Chemistry Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 To identify the Basic radicals by Dry and Wet tests. 8 2 To identify the Acid radicals by Dry and Wet tests. 8 To identify an unknown water soluble salt containing one Basic radical and one Acid radical. 3 8 To perform titration of (N/10) approximate solution of an alkali with an unknown solution of an 4 8 acid supplied. 5 To determine Iron content in Mohr’s salt by standard K 2Cr2O7 solution. 8 6 Preparation of Potash Alum. 8 Name of the Laboratory: Language Laboratory Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 Remedial Grammar 2 Note taking 3 Paragraph Writing 41 4 Technical Report writing 5 Comprehension Practice Semester: 2nd Name of the Laboratory: APPLIED PHYSICS Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up VERIFICATION OF SERIES LAW OF RESISTANCES BY P.O. BOX (VALUES OF RESISTANCES TO BE 1 4 SUPPLIED). DETERMINATION OF SPECIFIC RESISTANCE OF THE MATERIAL OF A WIRE BY METRE BRIDGE 2 4 (LENGTH AND DIAMETER OF THE WIRE TO BE SUPPLIED). 3 VERIFICATION OF PARALLEL LAW OF RESISTANCES BY AMMETER – VOLTMETER METHOD. 5 DRAWING OF THE FORWARD BIAS CHARACTERISTIC CURVE (I-V CURVE) OF A P – N JUNCTION 4 3 DIODE. DETERMINATION OF THE VELOCITY OF SOUND IN AIR AT NTP BY RESONANCE AIR COLUMN 5 5 METHOD. DETERMINATION OF THE FREQUENCY OF AN UNKNOWN TUNING FORK BY RESONANCE AIR 6 5 COLUMN METHOD. 7 DETERMINATION OF ACCELERATION DUE TO GRAVITY BY SIMPLE PENDULUM. 2 DETERMINATION OF THE RESISTANCE OF A TABLE GALVANOMETER BY HALF DEFLECTION 8 8 METHOD. Page 1 of 30 Name of the Laboratory : Applied chemistry Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 Estimation of hardness of a given sample of water by standard 0.01(M) EDTA solution. 8 2 Qualitative detection of arsenic content of a given sample of water. 2 3 Determination of pH value of an unknown solution by Digital pH meter. 2 4 Application of Thin Layer Chromatography for separation of mixture of compounds. 8 5 Preparation of phenol formaldehyde resin. 8 6 Determination of dissolved oxygen in a given sample of water. 8 Determination of neutralization point of weak acid and weak base by conductivity meter. 7 2 Determination of the end point of titration between dilute H SO and BaCl using conductivity 8 2 4 2 2 meter.

Page 2 of 30 Name of the Department: Diploma in Civil Engineering Laboratory list of Experimental Set-up Semester: 3rd Name of the Laboratory : CIVIL ENGINEERING LAB-I Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 DETERMINATION OF SILT CONTENT IN SAND BY VOLUME 2 2 DETERMINATION OF MAXIMUM % OF BULKING OF SAND OF A GIVEN SAMPLE 1 3 DETERMINATION OF GRADING ZONE OF A GIVEN SAMPLE OF A SAND 1 4 DETERMINATION OF MOISTURE CONTENT OF A GIVEN SAMPLE OF SAND 5 5 DETERMINATION OF SPECIFIC GRAVITY OF SAND 1 6 DETERMINATION OF AGGREGATE IMPACT VALUE 1 7 DETERMINATION OF AGGREGATE ABRASION VALUE 1 8 DETERMINATION OF BULKAGGREGATE DENSITY CRUSHING OF GIVENSAMPLE VALUE OF COARSE 1 9 DETERMINATIONAGGREGATE OF FLAKINESS INDEX AND ELONGATION INDEX OF A 1 10 DETERMINATIONGIVENSAMPLE OF OF COARSE SPECIFIC AGGREGATE GRAVITY, SURFACE MOISTURE AND WATER 2 11 DETERMINATIONABSORPTION OF AGIVENOF GRADING SAMPLE ZONE OF OFCOARSE A GIVEN AGGREGATE SAMPLE OF COARSE 1 12 AGGREGATE 1 DETERMINATION OF FINENESS OF CEMENT PREFERABLY BY BLAINE’S AIR 13 1 PERMEABILITY APPARATUS OR BY SIEVING. 14 DETERMINATION OF STANDARD CONSISTENCY OF OPC/PPC 1 15 DETERMINATION OF INITIAL & FINAL SETTING TIMES OF OPC/PPC 1 16 DETERMINATION OF COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH OF OPC/PPC 1 17 DETERMINATION OF SOUNDNESS OF OPC/PPC 1 18 COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH OF CONCRETE 1 19 DETERMINATION OF PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF BRICKS 1 20 SLUMP TEST OF CONCRETE MIX 1 21 COMPACTING FACTOR TEST OF CONCRETE MIX 1 22 VEE-BEE TEST OF CONCRETE MIX 1 Semester: 4th Name of the Laboratory : CIVIL ENGINEERING LAB - II Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 Mix design of concrete by B.I.S-10262: 2009 1 2 Compressive strength of hardened concrete by Rebound Hammer Test 1 3 Ultrasonic Pulse Velocity test to determine quality of concrete 1 4 Rebar locator 1 5 Concrete core cutter test 1 6 Determination of grade of bitumen sample 1 7 Determination of softening point 1 8 Determination of flush point and fire point of a bitumen sample 1 9 Determination of ductility of bitumen 1 10 Determination of viscosity of bitumen 1 11 Marshall stability test 1 Semester: 5th Name of the Laboratory : Geotechnical Engineering Laboratory Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up Determination of water content of given soil sample by oven drying method as per 1 5 IS Code Determination of bulk unit weight dry unit weight of soil in field by core cutter 2 3 method as per IS Code.. Determination of bulk unit weight dry unit weight of soil in field by sand 3 1 replacement method as per IS Code. Determination of MDD & OMC by standard proctor test on given soil sample as 4 1 per IS Code Page 3 of 30 5 Determination of CBR value of given soil sample. 1 Determination of grain size distribution of given soil sample by mechanical (sieve 6 1 analysis) method as per IS Code

7 1 Determination of Liquid limit & Plastic limit of given soil sample as per IS Code. 8 Determination of coefficient of permeability by constant head test 1 9 Determination of shear strength of soil using direct shear test. 1 10 Determination of shear strength of soil using Laboratory Vane shear test 1 11 Determination of coefficient of permeability by Falling head test 1 Name of the Laboratory : CIVIL ENGINEERING LAB - III Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 Determination of co-efficient of friction. 1 2 Hardness of metal (mild steel and brass) – by Rockwell or Brinnel test 1 3 Measurements of pressure and pressure head by U-tube manometer. 1 4 Verification of Bernoulli’s theorem 1 Determination of coefficient of discharge for given rectangular or triangular 5 1 notch. 6 Determination of hydraulic coefficients for sharp edge orifice. 1 7 Determination of coefficient of discharge for a given Venturimeter. 1 8 Demonstration and use of Pitot tube. 1 9 Abrasion Test on flooring tiles. 1 Identify the components of universal testing machine and Tensile test on mild 10 1 steel. Semester: 6th Name of the Laboratory : CIVIL ENGINEERING LAB-IV Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 To determine fluoride concentration in given water sample. 1 2 To determine the optimum dose of coagulant in the given sample by jar test. 1 3 To determine the turbidity of the given sample of water. 1 To determine arsenic concentration (semi-quantitative) in 4 1 given water sample. 5 To determine residual chlorine in given water sample. 5 6 To determine suspended solids, dissolved solids, and total solids of water sample. 1 7 To determine C.O.D. of given sample of waste water. 5 8 To determine hardness of water. 5 9 To determine the dissolved oxygen in a sample of normal and waste water. 1 10 To determine B.O.D. of given sample of waste water. 1 11 To determine various pollutant levels in the atmosphere using Digital Air Volume Sampler. 1 12 Energy generationPage plants 4from of 30Gobar Gas. 1 Name of the Department: Diploma in Computer Science and Technology Laboratory wise list of Experimental Set-up Semester: 3rd Name of the Laboratory : C PROGRAMMING LAB Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up i) Displaying hexadecimal, decimal, octal number format of the entered numbers. ii) Displaying entered number with leading zeros and trailing zeros. 1 iii) Displaying entered number with right and left justification. iv) Displaying with different formatting specifiers. v) To find greatest / smallest of three numbers. vi) To display pass class, second-class, distinction according to the marks entered from the keyboard. vii) To find even or odd numbers. 2 viii) To display spellings of number 1-10 on entry. ix) Implementation and displaying the menu to execute 1. ADD, 2. SUBTRACT 3. MULTIPLICATION, 4. DIVISION using switch case. x) To check whether there exist real roots of a quadratic equation and if exist find them. xi) To display our College name twenty times on screen. xii) To demonstrate Continue and Break statements within loop structure. xiii) To add first ‘n’ natural, even, odd numbers using different loop structures. xiv) To find GCD, LCM of two integral numbers. 3 xv) To generate simple number triangle for n rows. xvi) To generate Pascal triangle for n rows. xvii) To add the series 1 + (1 + 2) + (1 + 2 + 3) + …+ (1 +2 +3 + …+n) xviii) To generate all prime numbers within the given range. xix) To find all the Armstrong numbers within 100 to 1000. xxi) To find the largest and smallest numbers from array elements. xxii) *To sort array elements in ascending / descending order. xxiii) To enter elements for 3X3 matrix and display them. xxiv) To calculate addition / subtraction of 2 dimensional matrix. xxv) *To calculate multiplication of 2 dimensional matrix. 4 30 xxvi) To find the number of vowels and consonants in a string. xxvii) Implementation of strlen(), strcpy(), strcat() and strcmp() functions. xxviii) To check whether a string is palindrome or not. xxix) *To replace a specific character/string by another character/string in a multiword string. xxx) *To make the abbreviated form of a multiword string. xxxi) To calculate the value of nCr, n≥r using function xxxii) *To find the sum of the series as given when for n ≥ 1, x ≥ 0 using function. xxxiii) To interchange the biggest and smallest number in to calculate factorial a one dimensional array using function. xxxiv) To calculate factorial of any given number using recursion. 5 xxxv) To demonstrate call by reference, call by value. xxxvi) To read and display an integer array using pointer. xxxvii) To read and display a text using a character pointer to a string. Also count the number of characters, words and lines in the text. xxxviii) *To read, display, add and subtract of two times defined using hour, minutes and values of seconds. xxxix) *To read and display the contents of a structure variable using pointer to a structure.

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xl) Handling with unformatted, formatted files in different operational mode. xli) To count the number characters and number of lines in a file. xlii) To copy one file into another by copying one character at a time / 6 multiple characters simultaneously (using fgets() and fputs()). xliii) To write records of student to a file using array of structure and display them accordingly. xliv) *A text menu driven program to append a record, to edit a particular record, to display a predefined record, to delete a particular record from a previously created student file.

Name of the Laboratory : DATA STRUCTURE LAB Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 write a program to check whether a word is palindrome or not. create a two dimensional array of numbers and calculate & display the row & column sum and the 2 grand total. 3 write a program of matrix multiplication. 4 Write a program of Matrix Transpose. Write a program to demonstrate the uses of some basic string library functions like strcpm(), strlen(), 5 strcat(), strcpy(). 6 Write a program to reverse a string. 7 Write a program to check of a given string is palindrome or not 8 Write a program to insert (Push) an element into the sack and delete (Pop) an element from the stack. 9 Write a program to convert an infix expression to a postfix expression. 10 Write a program to evaluate a prefix expression from infix expressions. Write a program to generate Fibonacci Series using recursive function. Also write the same program 11 using function in non-recursive way. Write a program to calculate the factorial of a number using recursive function. Also write the same 12 program using function in non-recursive way 13 Write a program to insert an element into the queue and delete an element from the queue using pointer 14 To create a circular queue and add an element and delete an element from a circular queue. Write a program of a structure containing an item name along with the unit price. The user enters the 30 15 item name and quantity to be purchased. Program print outs total price of item with name using pointer in a structure. To create a single linked list and — (a) insert a node in the list (before header node, in between two 16 nodes, end of the list); (b0 delete a node from the list (1st node, last node, in between two nodes); (c)Concatenate two lists. To create a doubly linked list and — (a) insert a node in the list (before header node, in between two 17 nodes, end of the list); (b) delete a node from the list (1st node, last node, in between two nodes); (c) Concatenate two lists. 18 To create a circular linked list and insert & delete an element from the list. 19 To write a program to create a binary tree and traverse it in pre-order and post-order form. To write a program to create a binary search tree and — (a) insert a new node in the BST, (b) search a 20 node in the BST, (c) delete a node from the BST. 21 node in the BST, (c) delete a node from the BST. 22 To write a program to sort a list of numbers using — (i) Heap Sort, (b) Quick Sort, (c) Bubble Sort. 23 To write a program to sort a list of numbers using — (i) Insertion Sort, (b) Merge Sort, (c) Radix Sort. 24 Search an element in an array using Binary Search. To write a program to create a binary search tree and — (a) insert a new node in the BST, (b) search a 25 node in the BST, (c) delete a node from the BST.

Name of the Laboratory : Electronic Devices & Circuits Laboratory Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 To be familiar with the common assembly tools 1 To be able to identify the following passive and active circuit elements: diode, transistors, SCR, DIAC, 1 BOX 2 TRIAC, LED, LCD, photodiode, phototransistors, ICs etc. EACH

Page 6 of 30 To be familiar with the following basic instruments: Multimeter, oscilloscope, power supply and MENTIONE 3 function generator. D IN TABLE 4 To study the VI characteristics of an ordinary diode and reverse biased Zener diode. 3 To study the rectifier with and without capacitor filter for: (a) half-wave rectifier ;( b) full-wave 5 3 rectifier; (c) bridge rectifier. Determination of frequency response characteristics of RC coupled amplifier circuit and calculation of 6 bandwidth, midband gain, input impedance and out-put impedance for: (a) single stage amplifier; (b) 3 double stage amplifier To study the following applications of op-amp using IC741: (a) adder; (b) subtractor; (c) differentiator 7 4 (d) integrator; and, (e) voltage follower. To study the characteristics of IC555 timer connected as: (a) astablemulti-vibrator; (b) 8 3 monostablemulti-vibrator.

Name of the Laboratory : Digital Logic Design Lab Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set- Study of Digital IC datasheets and noting down the characteristics for TTL & CMOS logic families. Pin 1 5 Diagram 2 Verification of truth table of logic gates. 5 3 Implementation of different gates by using Universal gates. 4 4 Formation of more than 2 inputs gate by using 2 input gates only. 4 5 Construction of Half adder and Full adder. 3 6 Construction of Multiplexers. 3 7 Construction of code converters/ decoder drivers. 3 8 Verification of truth table of Flip flops by using ICs. 3 9 Up-down counters by using JK or T flip flops (IC) 3 10 Design of registers by using Flip flops. 2 11 Use of A to D Converter(by using IC). 3

Name of the Laboratory : PP-I(PC MAINTENANCE) Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up Drawing the motherboard layout of Pentium IV and studying the chipset through data books or Internet. 1 2 CMOS setup of Pentium. 3 Hard Disk Partitioning. 4 Identify various components of HDD and write their functions. 5 Study and installation of any one display cards: VGA or SVGA display cards. 6 Installation of Scanner, Printers and Modems. 7 Study of SMPS (ATX). 30 8 Assembling and disassembling of Personal Computer. 9 Study of Diagnostic Software’s. 10 Fault findings: (a) Problems related to monitor. (b) Problems related to CPU. 11 Installation of Operating System. Configuration of Client and Server PC, Laptop and Network components (different network cables 12 (UTP, STP, Coaxial), Connectors (BNC, BNC-T, RJ-11 (4 wire) RJ-45 (8 wire), DB9, DB15) and Terminator). 13 RS232C communication between two computers.

Semester: 4th Name of the Laboratory : MICROPROCESSOR & PROGRAMMING LAB Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set- 1 Basics of Assembler, linker, debugger, editor 2 Write an Assembly Language Program to-Add / Sub two 16 bit numbers. 3 Write an Assembly Language Program to-Find sum of series of numbers. 4 Write an Assembly Language Program to-Multiply two 16 bit unsigned/ signed numbers. 5 Write an Assembly Language Program to- Divide two unsigned/ signed numbers (32/16 , 16/8, 16/16, 8/8 ) Page 7 of 30

30 6 Write an Assembly Language Program to- Add / Sub / Multiply / Divide two BCD numbers. 7 Write an Assembly Language Program to -Find smallest/ largest number from array of n numbers. 8 Write an Assembly Language Program to- Arrange numbers in array in ascending/ descending order. 30 Write an Assembly Language Program to -Perform block transfer data using string instructions / 9 without using string instructions. Write an Assembly Language Program to -Compare two strings using string instructions / without using 10 string instructions. Write an Assembly Language Program to- Display string in reverse order, string length, Concatenation 11 of two strings. 12 Write an Assembly Language Program to- Convert Hex to Decimal, Decimal to Hex.

Name of the Laboratory : COMPUTER GRAPHICS LAB Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set- 1 Implement DDA algorithm for line drawing 2 Implement Bresennham’s algorithm for line drawing 3 Implement Mid-Point circle drawing algorithm. 4 Implement Bresennham’s algorithm of circle drawing 5 Implement flood fill algorithm for polygon filling. 6 Implement scan-line algorithm for polygon filling 7 Write program for 2-D transformation: scaling. Rotation 30 8 Write program for 2-D transformations: shearing and translation program 9 Write and implement program for rotation about an arbitrary point. 10 Implement Cohen-Sutherland algorithm for line clipping 11 Implement Mid point subdivision algorithm for line clipping 12 Implement Sutherland- Hodgeman algorithm for polygon clipping 13 Write a program to draw a curve using Bezier’s algorithm 14 Write a program to draw curve using B spling

Name of the Laboratory : OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING LAB Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set- 1 i) Programs to input & output data (Simple programs). 2 ii) Write a program which read a value and print to decimal, octal and hexadecimal. 3 iii) Displaying entered number with different manipulators like setbase, setw, setprecision etc. To create a simple class with three different member data (int, float and char). Write member 4 function to insert data into those members and display them accordingly. 5 To find greatest / smallest of three numbers using OOP in C++. Create a student class with data members as roll, name and marks with respective data types as int, 6 chars and float. Now create n objects of student type and insert data into those objects. Display the student information who got the highest mark. 7 Write an OOP in C++ to add, subtract and multiplication of two matrices of size 3X3. Create a class complex with real and imaginary part (integer). Implement default, parameterized and 8 copy constructor to initialize the objects of complex class and display them. 9 Implement Destructors *Create a class complex as above. Now add, subtract and multiply on two objects of complex type i) 10 using objects as function argument, ii) returning object from function. Create a class distance with foot and inch. Now add and subtract between two objects of distance 11 type i) using objects as function argument, ii) returning object from function. Implement a counter class with a static member count. Create different objects of counter class to 12 show the behaviour of count.

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30 *Design a base class which has following data members with requisite data types. a) Name, b) Roll, c) Phnno, d) Address. Then design a derived class from above base class with member data as a) marks1, 13 b) marks2, c) total (should not be inserted). Now display the result of n student consisting roll, name, total. xiv) Show ambiguity in inheritance and implement the method to avoid it. Implement containership. xvi) *Implement constructor inheritance. 30 Write a program which reads a complex number. Now 14 increment only the real part and display the same. 15 Write down a program which reads a complex number 16 Implement both prefix and postfix operation on a complex number 17 Overload arithmetical binary operators (+, -, *) for complex numbers. 18 Overload comparison operators (<, >, <=, >=, !=, ==) for two objects of same type. 19 Write a program which converts one basic type to class type. 20 Write a program which converts one class type to another class type. 21 *Implement friend function to access the data members from two different classes 22 *Write a program in C++ using pointer which calculate the sum of two complex numbers *Write a program to create a matrix using pointer in dynamic way (pointer to an array and array of 23 pointers). 24 Uses of this pointer to access the content of an object. Implement Compile time Polymorphism (early bindings) and run time Polymorphism (late bindings) 25 using virtual function. 26 Implement friend class using forward declaration to access the private data member of the other Write a program which generates a template class, by which we can perform integer type data 27 addition and float type data addition also. 28 Use of function template with multiple parameters 29 Use of class template with multiple parameters 30 Write a program for division operation to handle an exception if the divisor is 0. 31 Write a program in C++ to handle multiple exceptions for different operational output 32 Use different modes of opening files to perform various operations on file. 33 Create a random file to insert, edit and delete operations using file pointers and manipulators. 34 Write a program for reading and writing objects into a file.

Name of the Laboratory : COMPUTER NETWORK LAB Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set- 1 Creating Windows 2003 Server Boot Disk. 2 Installing Windows 2003 Server &UNIX / Linux 3 Installing Active Directory 4 Creating AD Objects 5 Setting up Local Print Device & Installing and Configuring a Network – Capable Print Device 6 Create new Users & give the Permission 7 Use step by step procedure for i.e. File sharing & Printer sharing. 8 Compare different Network Topologies. 9 Compare Network directing devices. i.e. Hub, Switch, Router. 10 To study crimping: RJ-45, RJ-11, Cross-over Cable and Create a Network cable using RJ45 connectors. 30 To study the different expansion slots of a motherboard, set the NIC to expansion slot and to install the 11 Driver. 12 To locate MAC address of computer. 13 To make a peer-to-peer Network System. 14 Implementing a TCP/IP Network configuring To run the following application in a network system and get knowledge: (i) FTP, (ii) Telnet, (iii) Mail, 15 and, (iv) Talk. 16 To use the ping utility in order to understand its use in a troubleshooting environment. Page 9 of 30 30

17 To be familiar with loop back testing. 18 To be familiar with the idea of socket and to write a socket program.

Name of the Laboratory : PP-II(WEB PAGE DEVELOPMENT) Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set- Create a static web pages using simple related tags like body with background 1 colour, picture etc., align, font, br etc. 2 Embed an image within the page using Src, height, width, border, align, alt etc. 3 Implement hyperlinking between two html pages. Implement a table with size 4 X 4 on a page and insert some textual as well as 4 numeric data into the cells. Use proper tags for alignment. 5 Create a Web page for generating a table 6 Implement frame to display multiple pages on screen. 7 *Design Login form with validation Design Registration form with validation of email address, date of birth, blank 8 field, telephones and mobile numbers etc. Design registration form of college using text box, text area, radio list, check list, 9 button etc. 30 10 Apply simple application VBscripts using variables, arrays etc Implement a VBprocedure Sub/ Function to display the area of a circle. Radius of 11 the circle should be passed as a parameter to the procedure. Implement Loop(s) and conditional statement (s) to display all prime numbers 12 between n1 to n2 integral values 13 Create an application using ASP to customize a Web Page. Create a login page with user_id and password field that will check whether a 14 user is valid or not. If the user is valid then Loginsuccess page will be displayed otherwise Loginunsuccess page will be generated Create a short project regarding the maintenance of login page. It should detect 15 an existing user, displays invalid user_id and/or password. Create a new user, update information of an existing user etc.

Name of the Laboratory : RELATIONAL DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS LAB Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set- 1 Creating & Executing DDL in SQL. 2 Creating & Executing Integrity constraints in SQL. 3 Creating & Executing DML in SQL. 4 Executing relational, logical and mathematical set operators using SQL. 5 Executing group functions 6 Executing string operators & string functions. 7 Executing Date & Time functions. 8 Executing Data Conversion functions. 30 9 Executing DCL in SQL. 10 Executing Sequences and synonyms in SQL. 11 Execute 50 SQL queries (operators, functions, clauses, join concepts) 12 Program for declaring and using variables and constant using PL/SQL. 13 Program using if then else in PL/SQL 14 Program using for loop & while loop in PL/SQL. 15 Program using nested loop in Pl/SQL.

Semester: 5th Name of the Laboratory : JAVA PROGRAMMING LAB Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up Write simple programs based on basic syntactical constructs of Java like: a) Operators and expressions. 1 b) Looping statements. c) Decision making statements.d) Type casting. 2 Write a simple Java program to demonstrate use of command line arguments in Java.. Page 10 of 30

30 Write a Java Program to define a class, describe its constructor, overload the constructors and stantiate 3 its object Write a Java Program to define a class, define instance methods for setting and retrieving values of 4 instance variables and instantiate its object Write a Java Program to define a class, define instance methods and overload them and use them for 5 dynamic method invocation. 6 Write a Java Program to demonstrate use of sub class 7 Write a Java Program to demonstrate use of nested class. Write a Java Program to practice 8 - use of single Dimensional array. - use of multidimensional array. 9 Write a Java Program to implement array of objects. Write a Java program to practice 10 - using String class and its methods. - using String Buffer class and its methods. 11 Write a Java Program to implement Vector class and its methods. 12 Write a Java Program to implement Wrapper classes and their methods. Write a Java Program to implement single inheritance by applying various access controls to its 13 datamembers and methods. Write a Java Program to implement multilevel inheritance by applying various access controls to its 14 30 data members and methods. 15 Write a Java Program to implement inheritance and demonstrate use of method overriding. 16 Write a program to demonstrate - Use of implementing interfaces, Use of extending interfaces. Write a Java program to implement the concept of importing classes from user defined package and 17 creating packages. 18 Write a program to implement the concept of threading. Write a program to implement the concept of Exception Handling 19 - using predefined exception. - by creating user defined exceptions. Write a program to implement the concept of Synchronization for 20 - object synchronization. - Method synchronization. Write a program using Applet 21 - To display a message in the Applet. - For configuring Applets by passing parameters. Write programs for using Graphics class - To display basic shapes and fill them. 22 - draw different items using basic shapes - set background and foreground colours. 23 Write program to demonstrate use of I/O streams. 24 Write an Application program /Applet to make connectivity with database using JDBC API. 25 Write an Application program/Applet to send queries through JDBC bridge & handle result.

Name of the Laboratory : Operating System lab Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up Identify the major desktop components, interfaces and their functions .Differentiate the various 1 Windows Operating system. (Windows 9x,Windows NT, Windows 2000& Windows XP) Use of file and directory manipulation commands – ls, rm, my, cp, join, split, cat, head, tail, touch, 2 diff,comm., pr, chmod, mkdir, rmdir, cd, pwd, dir, cmp Use of text processing and communication commands – tr, wc, cut, paste, spell, sort, grep, msg, talk, 3 wall,write, who, who am i ,news, mail. Use of general purpose and process commands- ps, wait, sleep, exit, kill, bc, date, time, cal, clear,banner, tty, script, su, man.

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30 5) Use of vi editor & perform all editor commands. Study of: SHELL PROGRAMMING i) Shell Script ii) System variables & shell variables. 4 iii) Shell termination. iv) Looping statements; conditional statements; case statements. v) Logical operators, Mathematical expression. vi) Command line parameters – Positional parameters. vii) String handling. 30 Write and execute shell script to display the following output i) Menu: a) List of files. 5 b) Processes of user. c) Todays date d) Users of the system e) Quit to Unix .Study of: SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION i) Adding & Modifying Users accounts, Controlling Password. ii) Creating & Mounting File System. iii) init process &inittabstartup files, Run levels. 6 iv) Managing Disk Space(df , du , cpio) v) Searching Files with find command vi) Using ftp protocol to move files between computers. vii) ‘Shutdown’ command.

A. Name of the Laboratory / Workshop: MULTIMEDIA AND ANIMATION TECHNIQUES LAB Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 Use of different tools of Photoshop 2 Use of Colour tool of Photoshop 3 Use of blending modes of Photoshop 4 Learn Toning Tool, Different Media, Colour models. 5 Use of different effects of Photoshop 6 Use of Layers, Masks, Filters of Photoshop. 7 Use of Adding Actions in Photoshop 8 Create a cycle & name each part of cycle using different styles & format & animate text. 9 Draw seed & create small plant with use of at least 4 frames. 30 Create a forest of tree with flowers & fruits from a small plant using different layers & frame transition 10 time. 11 Create a forest of trees using the object created earlier. Also add lighting and rain effect. 12 Insert audio to relevant frames that has lighting & rain effect. 13 Convert created work into file format which can be publish on web. 14 Interfacing digital-web-cam, capturing live image & editing using web-cam software. 15 Importing & exporting images, apply different image editing tools. Mini Project: Students should create a movie of minimum 2 minutes playtime using either Flash or 3D- 16 MAX or MAYA software.

Name of the Laboratory : PP-III(VISUAL BASIC) Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up Study of VB environment with following details : - Form and their types. 1 - Intrinsic components – text box, label, combo, list, heck box, and option button. - Design time properties. - Different windows and their uses.

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30 Design forms to perform mathematical operations like 2 addition, subtraction, multiplication and division using: - Text box, labels. Design forms to use Date, Time, String, Mathematics functions with help of text box, label, 3 radiobutton, check box, combo box and command button. Using image control and scroll bar, design form to change height, width of image, 4 movement toimage. Using picture box and image list, flip the image on click of command button. 5 Design explorer using Directory, drive, file list box and commondialog controls. 30 Design text editor with menu having copy, cut, paste, select,search, replace the text and 6 load and save the file. 7 Design stop watch with faculty of start, stop, reset using timercontrol, option, label, text box. Practical including Data bound controls like DBgrid, DBcombo,Textbox, Combo, List, MS Flex grid 8 and Database control like ADO, DAO, RDO to perform insertion,deletion, updation, display, Search. 9 Design MDI form including Menu bar, Toolbar, Status bar. Design the interface to perform following operation on the file like create, open, read, write, delete, 10 search. 11 Design the Active X control for login form and transport it to browser 12 Design the Active X control to perform database operation with get and let property 13 Design the experiment using RTF box to create file, load, save search and edit the file. 14 Integrate all above practical to form mini project including login form and splash form.

Semester: 6th Name of the Laboratory : ADVANCED JAVA PROGRAMMING LAB Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up Write a program to design a form using components textbox, text field, checkbox, buttons, list and 1 handle various events related to each component. Write a program to design a calculator using Java components and handle various events 2 related to each component and apply proper layout to it. 3 Write a program to demonstrate use of Grid Layout. 4 Write a program to demonstrate use of Flow Layout. 5 Write a program to demonstrate use of Card Layout. 6 Write a program to demonstrate use of Border Layout Write a program to display any string using available Font and with every mouse click change the size 7 and / style of the string. Make use of Font and Font metrics class and their methods Write a program to create a menu bar with various menu items and sub menu items. Also create a 8 checkable menu item. On clicking a menu Item display a suitable Dialog box Write a program to increase the font size of a font displayed when the value of thumb in scrollbar 9 increases at the same time it decreases the size of the font when the value of font decreases. 30 10 Write a program to retrieve hostname using methods in Inet Address class. 11 Write a program that demonstrates TCP/IP based communication between client and server. 12 Write a program that demonstrates UDP based communication between client and server. 13 Write a program to demonstrate use of URL and URL Connection class for communication. 14 Write a program to design a form using basic swing components. 15 Write a program to demonstrate the use of scroll panes in Swing. 16 Write Java Program to map Directory tree. 17 Write a Java program to demonstrate the use of Tables 18 Write a servlet for demonstrating the generic servlet class. 19 Write a servlet for demonstrating the generic servlet class. 20 Write a servlet to demonstrate the Http Servlet class using do Get (). 21 Write a servlet to demonstrate the Http Servlet class using do Post (). 22 Write a servlet to demonstrate the cookie.

Name of the Laboratory : SYSTEM PROGRAMMING & COMPILER DESIGN LAB Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up Page 13 of 30 Programming on sorting and searching techniques Liner search, Binary search, Interchange sort; Shell 1 sort; Bucket sort; Radix exchange sort; Address calculation sort; Comparisons of sort; Hash or Random entry searching. 2 Design of a single pass assembler or two pass assembler 30 3 Design of Macro Processor. 4 Design of Loaders. 5 Design of various phases of Compiler.

Name of the Laboratory : DIGITAL IMAGE PROCESSING Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 Image resizing, Image type conversion. 2 Extraction of color band, Creation of a synthetic image. 3 Image addition and Image complement. 4 Image geometric operations 5 Histogram operations, contrast stretching and gamma correction. 30 6 Image noise models 7 Spatial filtering 8 Implement the Wiener filter 9 Image segmentation 10 Color image operation – color model transformation, contrast stretching, histogram manipulation etc. Page 14 of 30 Name of the Department: Diploma in Electrical Engineering Semester: 3rd Name of the Laboratory : Basic Electronics Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up Identification & Checking methods of the following basic components – Resistor, Potentiometer, 1 Capacitor (polarised, Non-polarised), Choke coil, Diode, Zener diode, 9 Transistor (NPN & PNP),Thyristor, Diac, Triac, UJT, IGBT, MOSFET, JFET, OPAMP(IC741), IC78XX, IC79XX. To be familiar with the following basic instruments: — Digital 2 Multimeter, Oscilloscope, Power supply (single / dual channel), 6 Function generator, LCR Meter. 3 2 To plot the forward & reverse characteristics of P-N junction diode. To construct half-wave & full-wave rectifier circuit & draw input, 4 2 output waveforms. 5 To Plot the characteristics of Zener diode. 2 To study the zener diode as voltage regulator and calculate load 6 2 regulation 7 To plot the characteristics of FET. 3 8 To plot the characteristics of UJT. 4 9 2 To plot the input & output characteristics of a BJT in CE or CB mode.

10 To construct a single stage CE amplifier circuit on a bread board to find 2 out the gain and observe the input and output waveforms.

Name of the Laboratory : Circuit and Network Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 To verify Kirchoff’s Current Law and Kirchoff’s Voltage Law. 5 To measure inductance of a choke using an external resistance in 2 series with choke and by drawing relevant phasor diagram. Verify the 1 result with LCR meter and calculate Q factor. To measure the current , voltage across each element of R-L-C series 3 2 circuit and draw the phasor diagram to calculate p.f. To measure the current , voltage across each element of R-L-C parallel 4 2 circuit and draw the phasor diagram to calculate p.f. 5 To verify conditionsfollowing network for Series theorems and Parallel applicable Resonance. to D.C. circuit. i) 1 Superposition Theorem 6 ii) Thevenin’s Theorem 3

To verify following network theorems applicable to D.C. circuit. i) 7 Norton’s Theorem 3 ii) Maximum Power Transfer Theorem

8 1 To study the basics of PSpice and know the important commands. 9 1 To calculate network parameters of a simple d.c. circuit using Pspice.

Name of the Laboratory : Electrical Machine-I Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 To plot the O.C.C. ofa D.C. generator&findthecriticalresistance. 1

Page 15 of 30 To findtheperformanceofa D.C. Seriesmotor byconducting loadtest& 2 1 draw theloadcharacteristics. To findtheperformanceofa D.C. shunt motor byconducting loadtest& 3 1 draw theloadcharacteristics. 4 To computetheefficiency ofa D.C. motor bySwinburne’stest. 1 To controlthe speedofD.C. shunt motor above& below normal speed& 5 1 draw the speedcharacteristics. To determineequivalentcircuitparametersofsingle-phasetransformerby 6 1 performingO.C. testand S.C. test. To determinetheregulation&efficiency ofsingle-phasetransformerby 7 1 directloadingmethod. To operatetwo single-phasetransformersinparallel&findout theload 8 1 sharingbetweenthem. 9 To performheatrun testofa single-phasetransformer. 1 To computetheefficiency ofa single-phasetransformerbyBack-to-Back 10 1 test.

Name of the Laboratory : Electrical Measuring Instrument Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up a) To measure Resistance, Voltage, Current, in A.C & D. C. Circuit using 1 digital multimeter. 4 b) To measure A.C. Current by Clip-on ammeter. 2 To measure Low resistance by Kelvin’s Double Bridge. 2 To measure active and reactive power in three phase balanced load by 3 two wattmeter method and observe the effect of Power Factor 1 variation on Wattmeter reading. To calibrate single phase Energy meter using resistive and inductive 4 1 loads. To measure energy of three phase balanced load using Electronic 5 1 Energy Meter. 6 To measure an inductance by Maxwell’s bridge. 2 7 To measure an unknown capacitance by Schering Bridge 2

8 To measure power factor of single phase and three phase load by PF 1 meter and verify the same through I, V and P measurement. To measure current & voltages by low range ammeter & voltmeter 9 1 respectively using CT and PT.

Name of the Laboratory : Electrical Workshop-I Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 To study MCB, ELCB and RCCB and to know their applications. 1

2 To Mount and wire up the main board by batten/conduit wiring and 1 connect Energy Meter,MCB, ELCB, RCCB etc. as per IE rule. To Study the constructional features and windings of different types of 3 1 D.C. Machines. 4 To demonstrate the D.C. motor starters (3 pt. & 4 pt.starter). 2 To dismantle and assemble of a ceiling-fan/Table fan and study the 5 1 specifications of majorcomponents. To test a battery for its charged and discharged condition and to make 6 1 connections forcharging and obtain its capacity.

7 To demonstrate the connection of fire-alarm along with cable, sensors 1 and symbolic display(do’s and don’ts) and maintenance.

Page 16 of 30 8 To measure insulation resistance using Megger. 1 9 To measure earth resistance using Earth Taster. 1

Name of the Laboratory : Programming concept using C Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up To find the sum and identify the greater number between any two 1 numbers. 2 To interchange the numeric values of two variables. Take three sides of a triangle as input and check whether the triangle 3 can be drawn or not. If possible, classify the triangle as equilateral, isosceles, or scalene To test whether the given character is vowel or not using “if…else” and 4 “switch….case”

5 To find sum of the digits of an integer 6 To find the roots of a quadratic equation. 35 computers each 7 To check whether an input number is palindrome or not. 8 To find the G.C.D and L.C.M of two numbers. 9 To find the factorial of given number. 10 To find the sum of n natural numbers. 11 To accept 10 numbers and make the average of the numbers To accept 10 elements and sort them in ascending or descending 12 order. 13 To find the summation of three numbers using function. 14 To find the maximum between two numbers using function

Semester: 4th Name of the Laboratory : Electrical Machine II Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up a) To measure the slip of 3-phase induction motor by – (i) Stroboscopic method, (ii) Tachometer.b) To reverse the direction of rotation of 3- 1 1 phase induction motor To perform No-load test and Blocked-rotor test on 3-phase induction 2 motor & draw the equivalentcircuit from the two tests 1 To perform the load test on 3-phase induction motor and to study the 3 performancecharacteristics of the motor. 1 To control the speed of 3-phase Induction motor by– (i) Frequency 4 changing method, (ii) Polechangingmethod 1 To start a 3-phase Slip-ring induction motor by rotor resistance starter and determine the effectof the rotor resistance on the torque-speed 5 curves of an induction motor 1 To observe the effect of excitation and speed on induced e.m.f of a 3- 6 phase alternator and plotthe O.C.C. of the alternator 1 To find the percentage regulation of 3-phase alternator by 7 synchronous impedance method atvarious power factor and load 1 To synchronise two 3-phase alternator for parallel operation by - a) Three lamp method, b)Synchroscope & to study the sharing of load 8 between the alternators 1 To list and explain various starting methods of 3-phase synchronous motor and applying any oneof them to start the synchronous motor. 9 Plot V-curve & inverted V-curve of the same motor 1 To study the effect of capacitor on the starting and running condition of a single-phase Inductionmotor, and to determine the method of 10 reversing the direction of rotation 1

Page 17 of 30 Name of the Laboratory : Electrical Measurement &Control Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 To measure Linear displacement by LVDT & plot characteristics. 2 2 To measure displacement by Strain gauge & plot characteristics. 1 To measure temperature by pt-100, thermistor and thermocouple 3 along with simple resistance bridge. 1 To plot characteristics of potentiometer and observe the loading 4 effect on output ofpotentiometer. 1 To study the following signal conditioning circuits and observe and 5 plot the output (i) V to I Converter, (ii) I to V Converter, (iii) V to F 3 Converter using Op-AMP 741. To measure angular speed by contact type, non- contact type 6 tachometer, DigitalTachometer, Proximity sensor. 3 To plot frequency response of Active filters (any two):- I) Low pass filter II)High pass filterIII) Band pass filter Iv) Band stop filters. 7 4 To study the principle of operation and connection of pilot devices like – Push Button Switch,Limit Switch, Selector switch, Pressure switch, 8 Float switch. 1 To measure voltage, current and Phase difference and Frequency 9 using CRO. 1 To study the operation of an instrumentation amplifier using OPAMP. 10 1 To study open loop control of any physical control system and study of closed loop control ofthe same system using P, PI and PID controller. 11 1

Name of the Laboratory : Applied and DigitalElectronics Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up

1 To study RC phase shift oscillator and find out frequency of oscillation. 6 2 To plot frequency response of FET amplifier. 3

3 To construct Adder, Subtractor, Unity gain buffer circuit using OPAMP. 3 4 To realize OR, AND, NOT and XOR gates using Universal gates. 3 5 To realize Half Adder / Full Adder/ Full Subtractor. 3 6 To verify the function of SR, D, JK and T Flip-flops. 3 7 To implement Encoder and Decoder circuit. 2 8 To implement Multiplexer and Demultiplexer circuit. 2 To construct controlled shift register & verify SISO, SIPO, PISO, PIPO 9 operation. 3

Name of the Laboratory : Transmission &Distribution of Power Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up

1 To demonstrate the improvement of P.f. using static condenser. 1 2 To demonstrate various system faults by D.C. network analyzer. 1

3 To study active and reactive power flow through transmission lines. 1 To study the supply system of 6.6 KV/400V sub-station to a housing 4 complex using slides/model. 1 To study various types of turbine used in Power station using 5 slides/models. 1

Page 18 of 30 To study different types of excitation system for alternator using 6 slides/models. 1 To study different kinds of insulators (Insulators are required to be 7 available in laboratory) 1 To study PILC, PVC, FRLS and XLPE cables. (Cables are required to be 8 available in laboratory) 1

Name of the Laboratory : Computer aided Electrical Drawing Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 CAD : Necessity and its application in Engineering Field

Awareness of commands : Limit, zoom, pan, line, circle, polyline, multiline, arc, text, dimension, hatch, layer, offset, trim, extend, erase, 2 scale, dist, area, fillet, chamfer, array, block, attribute etc. To draw a sheet of a sample figure (to be provided by the subject teacher) using differentedit/modify option of CAD 3 To draw a sheet of electrical symbols for representation of Electrical machines,Equipments, accessories, switching and protection equipment as per IS 2032 usingCAD. 4 To draw electrical wiring with accessories on a single storied building (3 BHK) plan,showing Energy meter, Main switch, Distribution Board, 35 Computer are available for 5 Light points, Socket outlets usingCAD. each experiment5

A three phase induction motor is to be started and stopped using star delta starter.Draw i) Schematic diagram for the control circuit, ii) 6 power circuit, iii)Complete wiring diagram using CAD. three phase induction motor is to be started and stopped direct on line (D.O.L.) fromdifferent locations through push buttons such that the motor can be started from one location and stopped from other 7 location or vice versa. Draw i) Schematic diagram for the control circuit, ii) Complete wiring diagram (showing overload and short circuit protection) using CAD.

Semester: 5th Name of the Laboratory : Power Electronics and Drive laboratory Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1. To fabricate an op-amp integrator, determine its amplitude, phase 1 relation with input, duration ofoutput pulse compared to input for a 2 square wave input. 2. To fabricate an op-amp differentiator, determine its amplitude, 2 phase relation with input duration of output pulse compared to input 2 for a triangular input. To identify the terminals of Thyristor and plot V-I characteristics of 3 1 Thyristor. 4. To fabricate with IC-555 - (a) Astablemultivibrator& to determine duration of high pulse, low pulse and duty cycle. (b) Monostablemultivibrator& to determine the duration of high and low 4 pulses triggered condition withdifferent R-C values. (c) A Pulse Width 3 Modulation circuit to observe the variation of duration of high pulse with the variousvalues of control voltage at control input terminal of IC- 555. 5 5. To study fully controlled full wave rectifier using SCR. 3

Page 19 of 30 6 7. To study series inverter using SCR. 3 7 8. To perform speed control of DC series motor using SCR. 1 8 10. To study the operation and circuit diagram of Uninterrupted Power 2 Supply unit

Name of the Laboratory : Illumination Engineering Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up To measure illuminance (daylight & artificial light) at different points 1 of a classroom byLuxmeter& draw - (i) Variation of Illuminance 2 characteristics with distance and (ii) Isolux plot.

To study the technical data of different types of lamps available in the 2 1 market & draw theirconnection diagram. To study the different lighting accessories, ignitor& electronic ballasts 3 required for differenttypes of lamps - Sodium vapour, Mercury vapour, 1 Metal halide, CFL, Fluorescent lamp. To study the different luminaries available in the market for various 4 types of lamps with theirtechnical specifications, their design 1 consideration, Indian standard recommendation. To study of - (i) Photocell, (ii) Occupancy sensor in artificial lighting 5 1 control. 6 A case study of optimum lighting design with lighting design software. 7 To design an illumination scheme for a workshop in your institute. 35 computers each 8 To design an illumination scheme for a playground of medium size. 9 To design an illumination scheme of a conference hall of medium size.

Name of the Laboratory :Utilization, Traction, Heating and Drives Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up To determine Illumination of a surface for a Drawing Room by means 2 1 of lux meter. To determine candle power of a lamp in comparison to standard C.P. 1 2 of lamp by optical bench method. To verify the Inverse Square Law and compare the difference in output luminescence of incandescent, fluorescent and compact 1 3 fluorescent lamps. To Study of Sodium vapour lamp, Mercury vapour lamp, CFL with their 1 4 connections and the technical specification.

To study of torques/Armature current, Speed/Armature current & 1 Torque/Speed characteristics for D.C. series motor using mechanical 5 loading. (Either braking arrangement or using D.C. Gen). 6 To study of Electric Arc Welding using welding transformer. 1 To calculate the Total Cost in a (i) Residential and (ii) Commercial or 7 Industrial Bill.

To Study Electricity Act 2003: Energy Audit, role of energy manager, 8 energy auditor and preparepower point presentation/report.

Name of the Laboratory : Switchgear & Protection

Page 20 of 30 Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up To demonstrate HRC fuse, MCB & ELCB and explain the functions of 1 1 various components.

To Identify the components of following types of circuit breakers with their specifications (through visits, video or model): I) Low tension air circuit breaker.( including protective devices 2 II) Minimum oil circuit breaker ( M O C B 1 III) Air Blast circuit breaker ( ABCB) IV) Sulpher - Hexa fluoride crcuit breaker ( S F 6 ) V) Vacuum circuit breaker.

3 To Plot the inverse characteristics of Induction type/ Micrprocessor 1 Based - (i) O/C relay, (ii) E/F relay using Relay Testing Kit. To test percentage Differential Protection of Transformer Using 4 Transformer Differential Relay (Electromagnetic/Microprocessor 1 based). To demonstrate the operation of single phasing preventer by creating 5 single phasing fault for a given 3-ph induction motor with D.O.L. 1 starter. 6 1 To test Directional Over Current Relay (DOCR) by Relay Testing Kit To prepare a report on specifications of lightning arresters of different 7 1 manufacturers through Brochures / Literature

Name of the Laboratory : Microprocessor &Microcontroller Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 Introductionof8085 Microprocessorand8051 MicrocontrollerKit 8+2 2 Addition, Subtractionoftwonumbers. 8 3 Multi-byteaddition. 8 4 Multiplicationoftwonumbers. 8 5 Finding themaximumvalueinanarray. 8 6 Arranging thegivendatain Ascending order. 8 7 BCDto Hexconversion. 8 8 HextoBCDconversion. 8 9 Hexto ASCII conversion. 8

10 Measurementofdc voltageandcurrentsusingsuitablepotentialdivider 1 circuitand shunt alongwithan A/Dconverter 11 1 Generationofsquare, triangular,staircasewave formusingD/Aconverter Operationofa steppermotor withafixednumber 12 2 ofstepsandtodetermine theangular 13 Operationofa steppermotor continuouslyatdifferent speed. 2

Semester: 6th Name of the Laboratory : Electrical Workshop II Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up To Demonstrate various components of D.O.L., Star-Delta and Auto 1 3 Transformer Starter.

Page 21 of 30 2 To prepare a report on specifications of earthing at different 1 substations/different locations & new trends in earthing schemes. To observe & carry out periodic maintenance of D.C & A.C. motor in 3 2 your workshop or laboratories & prepare its report To prepare trouble-shooting chart & carry out maintenance of a single 4 1 and three phase transformers To carry out filtration of insulating oil and measure Break Down 7 2 Voltage. Dismantling, assembly, testing, preparation of list of components, parts for: (any four) i) D.C. compound motor ii) 3 phase Induction motor. 8 iii) Geyser. 5 iv) UPS / Inverters / battery chargers v) Microwave Ovens vi) Semi automatic & fully automatic washing machine

Name of the Laboratory : Electrical Design, Estimation & Costing Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up

A newly constructed workshop is required to be fitted with a 10 H.P. Squirel cage induction motor. I) Draw Installation plan showing location of main control board, motor control board, motor etc, (using 1 CAD) ii) Draw single line wiring diagram. (using CAD) iii) Draw wiring diagram starting from energy meter upto electric motor. (using CAD)

Draw Single line diagram and layout plan of 11KV indoor Substation 2 In LAB-V 35 setups for each (using CAD) expriment Draw Sectional Drawing of different types of cables, overhead 3 conductors (using CAD) Draw Sectional Drawing of different types of insulators (using CAD) 4

Draw Core construction, H.T. & L.T. winding, other accessories of 3 5 phase transformer (using CAD). Draw pole, yoke , field coils, commutator and its details of D.C. 6 Machine (using CAD). 7 Draw transmission line structure (using CAD)

Name of the Laboratory :Computer Hardware and Networking (Elective) Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up Connecting & disconnecting computer peripherals and components & 1 driver installation (For example Printer/Modem/DVD/Scanner etc.)

2 To carry out Hard disk partitioning and formatting. 3 To install operating System like Windows 7 / Linux (Ubuntu) To change the Standard settings and advanced settings (BIOS and 4 Chipset features) of CMOSset up Program 20 setups for each expriment To install the Network Interface Card and Familiarize with O 5 Networking cables (CAT5, UTP) o Connectors (RJ45, T-connector) o Hubs, Switches To carry out Straight Through and Cross Over Cable connection with RJ 6 45 and CAT 5 cable 7 To set up a Local area Network with 5 nos. of computers 8 To share Printer, Folder and Drives

Page 22 of 30 Name of the Department: Diploma in Electronics and Telecomunication Engineering List of Experimental Set-up Semester: 3rd Name of the Laboratory : Network Analysis Lab Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up To verify the Mesh Analysis and Node Analysis using independent and Controlled 1 3 Source. 2 To verify Thevenin’s and Norton’s theorems 3 Each 3 To verify Maximum Power Transfer theorem. 3 4 To verify Superposition theorem. 4 5 To study the series resonant circuit. 4 6 To study parallel resonant circuit. 4 7 To measure the characteristic impedance of symmetrical T and Πnetworks 4 To test and to measure the cut –off frequencies of the following: — (a) constant k- 8 4 type low pass filter; (b) constant k-type high pass filter To test T and Π attenuator. (a) open termination, (b) shorted termination, and, (c) 9 3 matched termination. To measure the attenuation constant and phase shift constant for matched 10 3 termination.

Name of the Laboratory : Analog Electronics -I Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 To study the VI characteristics of a forward and reverse biased p-n junction Diode 3 2 To study the VI characteristics of a reverse biased Zener diode 3 To study the input and output characteristics and to find the h-parameters of a BJT 3 4 for : (a) C-E configuration, (b) C-C configuration, (c) C-B configuration 4 To study the FET characteristics 4 5 To study the MOSFET characteristics 4 To study the rectifier with and without capacitor filter for : (a) Half-wave rectifier, (b) 6 3 Full-wave rectifier, (c) Bridge rectifier To determine frequency response characteristics of RC coupled amplifier circuit and 7 calculation of bandwidth, midband gain, input impedance and output impedance for 3 : (a) Single-stage amplifier, (b) Double-stage amplifier To study the output waveform of push-pull amplifier for Class-A, Class-B & Class-AB 8 1 operations To study shunt and series regulator and draw the following plots: line regulation 9 3 and load regulation To study the V-I characteristics of UJT ( show the cut-off, saturation and negative 10 4 resistance region)

Name of the Laboratory :Digital Electronics Lab Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up To verify the truth table of NOT, OR, AND, NAND, NOR, XOR, X-NOR with TTL logic 1 10 gates and CMOS logic gates. 2 To realize different Boolean expressions with logic gates. 10 3 To realize half-adder, full-adder, subtractor, parallel and serial full-adder. 3 4 To design 1’s complement, 2’s complement and 9’s complement adder-subtractor. 10 5 To implement encoder, decoder, multiplexer and demultiplexer. 6 6 To construct parity generator and checker & comparator. 3

Page 23 of 30 7 To verify the function of SR, D, JK and T Flip-flops. 3 8 To construct binary synchronous and asynchronous counter. 3 9 To design programmable up / down counter. 3 10 To design controlled shift register and study their function. 2 11 To study DA and AD converters. 5

Name of the Laboratory : Computer Programming Language laboratory Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 To find the sum and identify the greater number between any two numbers. 18 2 To interchange the numeric values of two variables. 18 Take three sides of a triangle as input and check whether the triangle can be drawn 3 18 or not. If possible, 4 classify the triangle as equilateral, isosceles, or scalene 18 5 To test whether the given character is vowel or not. 18 6 To find sum of the digits of an integer . 18 7 To find the roots of a quadratic equation. 18 8 To check whether an input number is palindrome or not. 18 9 To find the G.C.D and L.C.M of two numbers. 18 10 To find the factorial of given number. 18 11 To find the sum of n natural numbers. 18 12 To accept 10 numbers and make the average of the numbers 18 13 To accept 10 elements and sort them in ascending or descending order. 18 14 To find the summation of three numbers using function. 18 15 To find the maximum between two numbers using function 18

Name of the Laboratory : Electrical Machine Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 Study the construction features of DC Machine 1 To control the speed of D.C. shunt motor above normal speed & draw the speed 2 1 characteristics. To control the speed of D.C. shunt motor below normal speed & draw the speed 3 1 characteristics. 4 Study of three point and four point starter 1 To determine equivalent circuit parameters of single-phase transformer by 5 1 performing- (i) O.C. test, (ii) S.C. test.

Semester: 4th Name of the Laboratory : Elementary Communication Engineering Laboratory Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 To study the amplitude modulation and demodulation technique. 3 2 To study the frequency spectrum of AM and FM with the help of spectrum analyzer. 2

To study the analog signal sampling and reconstruction of the effect of: (a) different 3 sampling frequencies on reconstructed signals, (b) Varying duty cycle of sampling 3 frequency on the amplitude of reconstructed signal. 4 Observe waveforms of Pulse code modulation and demodulation. 2 5 Observe waveforms of Delta modulation. 2 6 Observe waveforms of Adaptive delta Modulation 2 To study some radio receiver measurements: (a) sensitivity, (b) selectivity and (c) 7 2 fidelity. 8 Observe input & output waveforms of AM detector. 2

Page 24 of 30 To study EPABX: (a) to study the electrical behaviour of different tones dial tone, ringing tone, ring 9 1 back tone and busy tone (both subscriber and exchange), (b) to study some extension features-redial, burgling, extension privacy, call forwarding, follow me etc.

Name of the Laboratory : Consumer Electronics Lab Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 To study the internal layout of black and white TV receiver. 1 To study the Internal adjustment, control and fault finding procedure of Black & 2 1 White TV. 3 To study the internal layout of colour television 2 Fault finding in given Colour TV : i) No color ii) Red Colour only iii) Blue color only iv) 4 Green color only. v) Magenta color only vi) Cyan only vii) Yellow only viii)No raster, 2 No Sound. Fault finding in given Colour TV : i) In HSYNC section ii) In VSYNC section iii) In SYNC 5 2 separator 6 Installation of DTH System 1 7 Estimate the cost, layout of Cable TV. 1 8 Collect information about Set Top box used for Cable TV at home 1

Name of the Laboratory : Analog Electronics-II Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 To determine the frequency response characteristics of a tuned amplifier. 1 To determine the frequency characteristics of a negative feedback amplifier and 2 2 compare with that of an amplifier without feedback. To study the waveforms and measure the frequency of : a) Wien bridge, b) Hartley, 3 1 c) Colpitt, d) tuned collector, e) RC phase shift, and, f) crystal oscillator circuit. 4 To study the waveform of UJT as relaxation oscillator. 3 To study the characteristics of IC555 timer connected as: a) astable multivibrator, b) 5 3 monostable multivibrator. To observe the waveform at the input and output of clipping circuits in different 6 3 clipping configuration. 7 To study the operation of positive and negative clamper circuit. 3 To study the characteristic parameters of differential amplifier in single ended and 8 double ended versions: a) input impedance, b) common mode voltage gain, c) 3 differential mode voltage gain, d) CMRR. To determine the following characteristics of op-amp: a) input offset voltage, b) slew 9 3 rate, c) non-inverting gain, d) inverting gain. To study the following applications of op-amp using IC741: a) adder, b) subtractor, c) 10 4 differentiator, d) integrator, and, e) voltage follower

Name of the Laboratory : Microprocessor laboratory Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 to addition and subtraction of two 8 bit & 16 bit numbers. 10 2 to transfer data bytes from memory block to another memory block 10 3 to multiply two 8 bit numbers using add and shift techniques 10 4 to find the biggest number in the given array 10 5 to arrange the given bytes in ascending & descending order using bubble sort. 10 6 to find one’s and two’s complement of a given number. 10 7 to find LCM for the given data 10 8 to exchange the lower & upper nibble of a byte. 10

Page 25 of 30 9 to sort odd and even byte from given 10 bytes. 10 10 To practice simple assembly language program of 8086 using PC and trainer kit. 2

Semester: 5th Name of the Laboratory : Microcontroller & Embedded system lab Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1. Write a Simple Assembly Programs for 1 3 a. Addition b. Subtraction b. Multiplication d. Division Write a Programs for (any two of the following) i. 4 x 4 Matrix Keypad Interface ii. character based LCD Interface iii. Analog to Digital Conversion (On chip ADC) 2 3 iv. Serial EEPROM v. Seven Segment LED Display Interface vi. Interfacing With Temperature Sensor vii. Stepper Motor Interface 3 Programming PLC Introduction to ladder diagram, 2 Communication between PLC and PC (any two of the following) i. Single motor on / off control ii. Interlock control of two motors 4 2 iii. water level control with three sensors iv. Speed control of a motor v. Timer on –delay / off-delay of a motor

Semester: 6th Name of the Laboratory : Circuit Network lab-II Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up LAN card (MB and GB range) installation and cabling, demonstration on Hub, 1 1 Switches and wireless LAN card. 2 Optical fibre based LAN- Transceiver, commissioning of optical fibre tools. 1 3 To locate MAC address of computer 1 4 Installation of TCP/IP Protocol i.e. NetBEUI Protocol 1 5 Implementing a TCP/IP Network configuring 1

Page 26 of 30 Name of the Department: Diploma in Mechanical Engineering Laboratory wise list of the Experimental Set-up Semester: 3rd Name of the Laboratory : Thermal Engineering-I Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 Study of solar water heating system 2 Study of schematic layout of wind power generation plant 1 (roll chart) 3 Study & measurement of calorific value of solid fuel using Bomb Calorimeter 1 instrument 4 Study of Pressure Gauge and its use 1 Hanging chart Study and Measurement of Dryness Fraction of Steam by Dryness Fraction 5 1 (roll chart) Measuring Instrument Study and compare various Heat Exchangers such as Radiators, Condensers, 6 1 (roll chart) Evaporators

Name of the Laboratory : Advanced SOM Lab Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up To determine coefficient of friction of any pair of surfaces and determination of 1 One Set Up angle of repose. 2 To find MA, VR, Efficiency, Ideal Effort for Single purchase crab. One Set Up 3 To find MA, VR, Efficiency, Ideal Effort for. Worm and worm wheel. One Set Up 4 Torsion Test on Mild steel bar. One Set Up 5 Rockwell Test on Hardened Steel. One Set Up 6 Izod & Charpy - Impact tests of a standard specimen. One Set Up 7 Tension Test of mild steel bar on Universal Testing Machine. One Set Up

Semester: 4th Name of the Laboratory : Thermal Engineering - II Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 Study of boiler and boiler parts. 2 2 Study of boiler mounting and accessories 8 (hanging chart) 3 Study compare between surface and jet condenserr 2(Hanging chart) 4 Study of Schematic layout of steam power plant 1(Hanging chart) 5 Study of single stage single cylinder reciprocating compressor 1(Hanging chart)

Name of the Laboratory : Thermal Engineering - II Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 Study of boiler and boiler parts. 2 2 Study of boiler mounting and accessories 8 (hanging chart) 3 Study compare between surface and jet condenserr 2(Hanging chart) 4 Study of Schematic layout of steam power plant 1(Hanging chart) 5 Study of single stage single cylinder reciprocating compressor 1(Hanging chart)

Name of the Laboratory : Engineering Metrology Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 Standard use of basic measuring instruments. (Vernier caliper, micrometer, height gauge, universal2 bevel protractor and slip gauges) 2 Study and use of dial indicator as a mechanical comparator for run out measurement, and roundness2 comparison. 3 To find unknown angle of component using sine bar and slip gauges. 2 4 Measurement of gear tooth elements by using gear tooth Vernier caliper 2 5 Alignment Testing of lathe machine tool. 2

Page 27 of 30 Name of the Laboratory : Engineering Metrology Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up Standard use of basic measuring instruments. (Vernier caliper, micrometer, height 1 2 gauge, universal bevel protractor and slip gauges) Study and use of dial indicator as a mechanical comparator for run out 2 2 measurement, and roundness comparison. 3 To find unknown angle of component using sine bar and slip gauges. 2 4 Measurement of gear tooth elements by using gear tooth Vernier caliper 2 5 Alignment Testing of lathe machine tool. 2

Semester: 5th Name of the Laboratory : Fluid mechanics and Machinery Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 Verification of Bernoulli’s Theorem 1 2 Determination of Coefficient of Discharge of Venturimeter 1 3 Determination of Coefficient of Discharge, coefficient of contraction and coefficient 1 4 Determination of coefficient of friction of flow through pipes 1 5 Trial on centrifugal or Reciprocating pump to determine overall efficiency. 1+1

Name of the Laboratory : Power Engineering Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up Determination of IP, BP, Mechanical Efficiency and Thermal Efficiency of an I.C 1 2 engine through suitable method Study of (four-stroke / two-stroke) Petrol and Diesel Engine. (If possible conduct the 2 2 study by dismantling and reassembling an I.C. Engine) 3 Study of valve timing diagram of four-stroke Petrol and Diesel Engine. 2 ( Hanging Chart)

4 Study of Steam Turbines 3 ( Flex) 5 Study of Gas turbines 1 ( Hanging Chart)

Name of the Laboratory : Advanced Manufacturing Process lab Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up Practice on making simple job like straight turning , taper turning ,radius forming 1 1 by CNC lathe machine

Name of the Laboratory : Automobile Laboratory(Elective I) Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up Carrying out preventative maintenance of two wheeler as per manufacturer’s 1 3 specifications. (for demonstration) Carrying out preventative maintenance of four wheeler as per manufacturer’s 2 2 specifications. (Four syroke engine & one maruti car) Demonstration of single plate coil spring & diaphragm spring type clutch. (clutch 3 1 assembly for demonstration) Demonstration of differential. ( Differential assembly made by final year student in 4 1 Project work) Demonstration of rack & pinion steering gearbox. ( Rack & Pinion steering 5 1 assembly made by final year student in Project work) 6 Demonstration of hydraulic brake system. (Flex) 1 Semester: 6th Name of the Laboratory : Alternate Energy Sources and Management (Elective II) Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 To collect information about global and Indian energy market 2 To study construction and working of photo voltaic cell. 2 hanging chart

Page 28 of 30 3 To study construction, working and maintenance of solar cooker. 1 instrument To study construction and working of horizontal axis wind mill or to visit a nearest 4 wind farm. 5 To study of various waste heat recovery devices.

Name of the Laboratory : Fluid Power lab Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 Study of Vane pump/ Gear pump generally used in Hydraulic System. 01 (Hanging Chart) 2 Study of Direction Control Valve generally used in Hydraulic / Pneumatic System. 01 ( hanging chart) Study of Rotary / Linear (single acting / double acting) Actuator generally used in 3 01 (hanging chart) Hydraulic / Pneumatic System. 4 Study of FRL Unit generally used in Pneumatic System. Sketch 5 Study of Hydraulic Trainer System & Pneumatic Trainer system. 04 (Hanging Chart)

Page 29 of 30 Name of the Department: Diploma in Servey Engineering Laboratory wise list of Experimental Set-up Semester: 3rd Name of the Laboratory : FSP-I Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 CHAIN SURVEY 11 2 COMPASS TRAVERSE 11 3 PLANE TABLE SURVEY 11

Semester: 4th Name of the Laboratory : FSP - II Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 LEVELLING 20 2 THEODOLITE TRAVERSE 22 3 TRIGONOMETRICAL LEVELLING 22 4 MINOR INSTRUMENTS 11

Name of the Laboratory : CAD Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 CAD 35

Semester: 5th Name of the Laboratory : FSP - III Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 Survey with total station 3 2 Comparative map and boundary demarcation 22 3 Capacity of a river 2 4 Map of a river 2 5 Setting out of simple curve by ordinates or offsets from long chord. 11 6 Setting out of simple curve by offsets from chords produced. 11 7 Setting out of simple curve by deflection angles (Rankine’s method). 22 8 Setting out of simple curve by two theodolites method. 11

Semester: 6th Name of the Laboratory : Survey Training Camp Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 Preparation of Topo-Map ( 1 Sq. Km.) 11 2 Indirect contouring by square method 11 3 Indirect contouring by Total Station / Tacheometer. 11 4 Minor triangulation with single chain of triangle 2 5 Trilateration with Braced Quadrilaterals 3

Name of the Laboratory : GIS & GPS Applications Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 GIS applications 35 2 Survey with GPS 4

Name of the Laboratory : Survey Software Sl No Name of the Experiment / Job No of Set-up 1 Survey Software 35

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