Academic Programs
It offers Diploma Level Programmes for Diploma-in-Engineering in many different technological areas, each required to study for a 4 years long curriculum.
Students can participate in:
- Automobile Technology.
- Architecture Technology.
- Civil Technology.
- Chemical Technology.
- Mechanical Technology.
- Food Technology.
- Electrical Technology.
- Power Technology.
- Electronics Technology.
- Automob monid survey
- Computer Science Technology.
- Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Technology.
- Graphic Reproduction.
- Surveying Technology.
- Glass Technology.
- Ceramic Technology.
- Offset Printing.
- Civil (Wood Specialization) Technology.
- Mechatronics Technology.
- Computer Science and Engineering.
- Data Tele Communication and Networking Technology.
- Electromedical Technology.
- Mining and Mine Survey Technology.
- Mechanical Technology.
- Environmental Technology.
- Instrumentation and Process Control Technology.
- Construction Technology.
- Telecommunication Technology.
- Textile Technology.
- Architecture and Interior Design Technology.
- Garments Design and Pattern Making Technology.
- Graphics Design and Auto CAD
- Auto Folding Engineering
- Nano Technology
- Silicon plant Technology
- LCD monitor making Technology
- Lathe machine Operator
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