Programs
SSCET offers the following undergraduate and post graduate programs:
Undergraduate programs
SSCET offers the following four-year degree courses in engineering branch.
- Computer Science Engineering,
- Electrical and Electronics,
- Electronics and Telecomm,
- Information Technology,
- Mechanical Engineering,
- Electrical Engineering,
- Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering,
- Civil Engineering.
The course is divided into eight semesters. The ordinances of Chhattisgarh Swami Vivekanand Technical University, Bhilai, are followed in respect of attendance, examination, rules for passing, award of degrees etc.
Postgraduate programs
The college offers the following branches of Master Degree Courses
- Master of Computer Application (MCA)
- Master of Business Administration (MBA)
- Master of Business Administration (MBA)(Part Time)
- Master of Engineering (ME) Computer Tech & Application
- Master of Engineering (ME) Electronics (Communication)
- Master of Engineering (ME) Mechanical ( M/c Design)
- Master of Engineering (ME) Electrical (Power System)
- Master of Engineering (ME) Electronics (VLSI Design)
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