POST GRADUATE PROGRAM (M.Tech)
- Civil Engineering
- i) Structural Engineering
- ii) Highway Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- i) Design Engineering
- ii) Computer Integrated manufacturing
- Manufacturing Industrial Engineering & Management (IM)
- i) Master of Engineering & Management.
- Electronics & Communication Engineering.
- i) VLSI Design & Embedded Systems
- ii) Digital Electronics & Communication
- Telecommunication Engineering
- i) Digital Communication & Networking Engineering
- Computer Science & Engineering
- i) Computer Network Engineering
- Information Science & Engineering
- i) Computer Science & Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- i) Power Electronics & System
- Chemical Engineering (CH)
- i) Chemical Engineering
- Medical electronics
- i) Bio Medical Signal Processing & Instrumentation
- Instrumentation technology
- i) Micro Electronics & Control Systems
- Biotechnolgy
- i) Bio Informatics
- Computer Application (MCA -3 years)
- Master of Business Administration - Finance, Marketing, HR - under Bangalore University which is currently providing the degree with dual specialisation.
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