Mechanical Engineering

• About us
• Vision & Mission
• PEO’S, PSO, PO
• Course Outcomes

• First year:-

• B.Tech II Year

• Senior/ Junior Engineer in Government Agencies
• Production Engineer
• Service and Maintenance Engineer 
• Design Engineer
• Robotics Engineer
• Biomechanical Engineer 
• Automobile Engineer
• Professor/ Researcher

• Aerospace industry: Aerospace is one of the developing industries of all time. The civil aviation market has seen a more significant increase, and due to the constant supply of different aircraft, commercial and defence included. As a Mechanical engineer the research scope is wide from material analyser to maintenance engineer including design, production, service, installation and others. 
• Automotive industries: The automotive industry is booming in India. Mechanical engineers usually have a lot of scope in this field as it involves a lot of designing parts and machinery. Automobile Industry is a humongous sector and one of the essential products in every human’s life. The automobile industry keeps on changing drastically, every day as new technology arrives and therefore one who did mechanical engineering has to keep themselves updated with the current situation. 
• Defence: Engineers, have a more significant advantage in defence as a lot of machinery is used by defence forces. The Indian army recruits engineers based on exams conducted to test their technical abilities in this field. Designing and building prototypes is a requirement in defence, and the mechanical engineers fulfil that. They are the backbone of this industry.
• Rail industry: Different aspects of the rail industry are Motive power availability, Rolling stock management, Traffic restoration in case of accidents, Production units like locomotives and coaches, Repair and manufacturing, Crew management. These are the aspects where a mechanical engineer can work. Mechanical engineers also head the locomotive business here which has a broader work range. Mechanical engineers lead workshops in the Rail industry.
• Thermal plants: Power industries are considered to be the most significant contributor to the economic development and industrialization in India. There are new powers generating stations that are being installed all across the country to meet the energy demands. This particular industry has significant importance in the present scenario and will continue to play an essential role in power development for the years to come. 
• Steel plants: India stood as the third-largest steel producer. The demand for steel never goes down. It is mainly due to the availability of the raw material. The raw materials required to produce steel is available domestically in high numbers. It has been continuously growing as steel products are used in every other industry right from making rockets to mending tools. Due to its vast scope, mechanical engineers can option for this industry. The job role varies depending on what the requirement is. It can be in production or the maintenance section of the manufacturing unit.
•  Robotics industry: Robotics is the current technological innovation in which many of the industries are investing a lot of time and resources. This industry needs mechanical engineers to work on various automation tasks. Engineers alone can find cost-effective and time-saving methods to get jobs done. The industry expects them to contribute in terms of logistics and assignments in automated assembly plants. 

• Basic Mechanical Engineering Lab: – To understand the proper tools and equipments, specification and selection of particular tool for a specified operation, Locate the functional part of equipments and tools for assembly and disassembly of machines.
• Mechanical Workshop: – It includes Carpentry Shop, Welding Shop, Fitting Shop, Machine Shop and Foundry Shop to understand various kind of works involve in Mechanical Engineering.
• Material Testing Lab: – To explore about the materials, their strength, reorganization, mechanical properties etc. by various machines like UTM, Torsion Testing, Spring Testing, Fatigue Testing and many more.
• MATLAB Programming: – It is a technical programming language with an emphasis on problem-solving skills. Students learn how to write clean, efficient, and well-documented programs while gaining an understanding of the many practical functions of MATLAB.
• Fluid Mechanics Lab: – To know about the behaviour of fluid. This lab verifies the theory of Fluid Mechanics via practical. It deals with the study of fluids under static and dynamic situations having measurement of Flow, Discharge, head loss, Boundary Layer etc.
• Production Practice Lab: – Laboratory provides exposure to students with the practice of manufacturing processes using different machines like Lath Machine, Drilling Machine, Milling Machine, Shaper Machine and other process.
• Theory of Machines Lab: – It relates the theory and practical to proper visualization of machines and their mechanism under static and dynamic conditions using different laws of Physics and Mathematics.
•  Mechatronics Lab: – To know the method of design, modelling & analysis of basic Electrical, Hydraulic & Pneumatic Systems which enable the students to understand the concept of Mechatronics.
• Heat Transfer Lab: – To provide the practicality and significance of different modes of heat transfer like Conduction, Convection and Radiations.
• Computer Integrated Manufacturing System (CIMS) Lab: – To understand programming and coding using different software for atomize and precise operations of machines. 
• Vibration Lab:- To provide the understanding of concepts of vibration with experimentation.
• Thermal Engineering Lab:- To know about the engines, their components and thermodynamic behaviour of components.
• Finite Element Methods (FEM) Lab:- To apply simulation software to analyse different types of problems like structural, thermal, fluid and multiphysics.
• Industrial Engineering: – To demonstrate the time and work study relations with man machine interaction, industrial control charts and quality control.
• Metrology Lab:- Provides the exposure of measurement devices which are most important work in design and production
• 3D Printing:- To give a shape to design and concepts of students.

Activities: 

• One Day Webinar on “Advanced Technology in Automobile and E-Vehicles” on 05th June, 2021.
• Expert Lecture on “Maintenance Engineering” on 06th Jan, 2021 .

• MIT ME Students participated in Go Cart Racing Organized by RTU on 1st March, 2020. 
• One Day Seminar on “Industrial Applications of CAD/CAM” on 18th  Feb, 2020.
• Workshop on “MATLAB Application for Engineering” by Softcon India Pvt Ltd. on 11th Oct, 2019

• Technorion Zonal Workshop on “Robotics” by Industrial Hub Technology in Association with IIT Bombay on 03rd  Oct, 2019
• Shri Vishwakarma Jayanti Celebrated on 17th September, 2019
• In-House Training Programme on “3d- Printing” Collaboration with SIAT, Kota from 2nd -15th July, 2019.
• Two Days Workshop on “E- Kart Design and Development” 16th -17th March, 2019 in Collaboration with Oxymorea Technology Pvt Ltd and Association with MSME via Industrial Hub Technology, Jaipur.