Diploma in Engineering
Diploma in Engineering
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Diploma in Engineering
Duration |
ELIGIBILITY |
ADMISSION PROCESS |
FEES |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 Years | 50% in 10th | On the basis of performance in the online Multiple-Choice Question (MCQ) Test of 2 hours duration an personal interview. | Rs. 42,000 per annum |
About the Course
A diploma course in engineering involves classes on fundamental engineering concepts. It is a professional course, planned in such a way that students may still take up jobs in the field of engineering once they earn their diplomas.
Job Prospectus
The most popular option for Polytechnic Diploma holders, especially those from engineering domains, is to take up B.Tech or B.E. For this, candidates need to appear for the respective Engineering Entrance Test for the college and course they want to join. Many engineering colleges offer lateral entry to Engineering Diploma holders. Lateral entry means you can join the engineering programme directly in the second year or the third semester of B.Tech / B.E. programme.
Course Structure
Semester 1
- Basic English-l
- Physics-l
- Mathematics-l
- Basic English Language Lab- I
- Physics-l Lab
- Chemistry-l
- Chemistry-l Lab
- Proficiency in Co-Curricular Activities
- Computer & Information Technology Fundamentals
- Engineering Drawing -l Lab
- Computer & Information Technology Fundamentals Lab
Semester 2
- Basic English II
- Physics-II
- Mathematics-II
- Employability Skills – I
- PhysicsJl Lab
- Basic English Language Lab- II
- Chemistry -II
- Chemistry -II Lab
- Proficiency in Co-Curricular Activities
- Workshop Practice
- Applied Mechanics
- Engineering Drawing- II Lab
- Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering. Lab
Teaching
The typical percentage of time spent in different learning activities for this course is based on student choices. This information is collated from the previous year and will not be available if the course is new.
Year 1
Assessment
Typically how work is assessed for this course based on student choices. This information is collated from the previous year and will not be available if the course is new.
Year 1
