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The School of Polytechnic offers 3-year diploma programs in engineering after Class X, Class XII, or ITI. The focus is application-based learning, with emphasis on learning by doing so students are ready for industry demand.
Programs include Diploma in Computer Science and Engineering, Diploma in Mechanical Engineering, Diploma in Mechatronics Engineering, and Diploma in Electrical and Electronics Engineering.
Each program runs over six semesters and includes a mandatory industry internship, with placement assistance for students completing the diploma.
The Diploma in Computer Science and Engineering is a 3-year full-time program in computer systems, software development, networking, and emerging technologies. It is open to students who have completed Class 10th, Class 12th, or ITI.
Students build a foundation in programming, data structures, cloud computing, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and machine learning. Laboratories, projects, and industry internships are part of the course so graduates are prepared for the IT industry.
Diploma in Mechanical Engineering is a job-focused technical program after Class X, Class XII, or ITI. Diploma in Mechatronics brings together mechanical systems, electronics, and computer control, with labs in automated machinery, troubleshooting, and basic programming for machine control.
Diploma in Electrical and Electronics Engineering covers electrical systems, electronics, and power management. It prepares students for work in power generation, automation, telecommunications, and electrical maintenance.
Lateral entry into the second year is available for eligible students, as a 2-year diploma path alongside the 3-year program.
Teaching across the School is built around application. Students work in laboratories and on projects, then complete a mandatory industry internship before finishing the diploma.
The programs are offered with placement assistance, so classroom practice connects to roles in engineering workshops, automation, electrical systems, and information technology.