SSN Department of Civil Engineering
The Department of Civil Engineering is established as a full fledged department providing Bachelor's Degree Programme since the academic year 2011-2012. The mission is to provide the most high quality graduate education in the area of Civil Engineering in our country so as to turn students possessing high potential into graduates with maximum added value, to develop and transfer innovative applications of engineering, science and technology to improve civil engineering practice, to be recognized by our peers as a highly effective leader in the conduct interdisciplinary research and the development of innovative approaches to solving civil engineering problems.
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