M.Tech in Industrial Electronics

Automation is the aura of any industry. It has found its place and importance in Industries to handle any sophisticated process to increase the productivity. In consequence, automation experts play a quintessential role in Industries which systematize the Plant operations.

Salient Features

The Department of Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering has a long standing tradition of excellence. This post graduate course Industrial Automation provides a strong foundation for students wishing to pursue a career in Automation, through a diverse array of Design, Modelling skills and Practical experience, presented in the context of Real-Time applications and Industrial scenario.

The dynamic engineering environment compels universities to embrace innovative pedagogical approaches. Students have to be equipped with both technical and soft skills necessary for attaining jobs and building successful careers. Our specially conceived curriculum augmented with expertise in various requirements of technical world facilitates the students to acquire technical and soft skills necessary for accomplishing real world challenges.

The importance of Automation Experts in the fields like Airport and Cargo Management, Railways, Building Automation and other areas like Manufacturing Industries, Chemical Process Industries are considered to be a paramount one.

Major Process Automation and Chemical industries devote a quantum of their resources for skilled manpower training , this course Industrial Automation shall enable the industries to deploy the Students directly in to the field with most miniscule training at their cost. Thus the career opportunities are more for the Students who pursue the course as they are Industry Ready.

Thus ample care has been taken in devising the Curriculum with the aid of the Experts from Leading Institutes and Industries such that void between the Academia and Industry shall be narrowed.

Job Opportunities

The scope of the course is very wide, the career opportunities of the course indeed is not limited. To state, a few industries are mentioned here:

• ·         Manufacturing Industries
• ·         Chemical Industries
• ·         Pharmaceutical Industries
• ·         Textile Industries
• ·         Leather Industries
• ·         Power Plants
• ·         Steel Industries
• ·         Biomedical Industries
• ·         Sugar Plants
• ·         Cement Industries
• ·         Tiles Industries
• ·         Pulp and Paper Industries