NSIT Prospectus 2011-12

Netaji
Subhas Chandra Bose - Towering Personality of India ........ 2 President of The NSIT Society ............................................................... 3 Chairman, General Council, NSIT ......................................................... 4 From the Director's Desk ......................................................................... 5 Introduction ................................................................................................ 7 Academic Divisions/Schools ................................................................. 15 Admission to B.E. Courses ...................................................................... 26 Post Graduate Courses ......................................................................... 51 Ph.D. Programmes .................................................................................. 54 Special Programmes .............................................................................. 56 Advanced Centres .................................................................................. 56 Central Facilities ..................................................................................... 59 Co-curricular Activities ........................................................................... 62 Training and Placement ......................................................................... 67 NSIT Administration ................................................................................ 69 Administrative Officers .......................................................................... 78 Principal/Directors of NSIT ................................................................... 80
NETAJI SUBHAS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

(Affiliated to University of Delhi) An Autonomous Institution of Govt. of NCT of Delhi Azad Hind Fauj Marg, Sector-3, Dwarka, New Delhi-110078 Tel: +91-11-25099038-42, 25099050, Fax: +91-11-25099022 Website: http://www.nsit.ac.in
PROSPECTUS 2011-2012
________________________________________________________________________ A publication containing information regarding admissions 2011-12 Not to be construed as a legal document
Netaji SubhaS ChaNdra boSe - toweriNg perSoNality of iNdia
NETaji SUbhaS iNSTiTUTE Of TEChNOlOgy
preSideNt of the NSit SoCiety
His Excellency Shri Tejendra Khanna

Hon'ble Lt. Governor, Govt.of NCT of Delhi
ChairMaN, geNeral CouNCil, NSit
Honble Chief Minister and Minister for Technical Education Govt. of NCT of Delhi
Smt. Sheila Dikshit
Shri P. K. Tripathi
Chief Secretary Govt. of NCT of Delhi
Chairman Board of Governors, NSIT Ex-Director, IIT Madras
Prof. Indiresan
Shri Anand Prakash

Principal Secretary, TTE Govt. of NCT of Delhi
From the Directors Desk ........

Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology (NSIT), formerly known as Delhi Institute of Technology (DIT), began its exciting journey onto the path of Education and Research in Science and Technology in 1983. At its inception, the Institute was conceived to impart higher education in the emerging and rapidly developing fields of Technology namely, Electronics, Communication, Computing, Instrumentation and Manufacturing processes. Expanding our horizons and keeping abreast of the latest developments, we have already forayed into the fields of Information Technology and Biotechnology and have intentions of exploring the domains of Nano-Technology and Technology Management too. The Institute is housed in a beautifully landscaped campus sprawling over 145 acres of land, complete with all facilities.

Within a span of 28 years, NSIT has carved a niche for itself in the industry and academia, nationally and internationally. NSIT has a well laid down Profile of Growth emphasizing a strong commitment for achieving excellence in technical education and research and has the goal of becoming a `University in the near future. It is matter of pride to point out that while faculty members of NSIT have been very actively involved in research, have been acting as Reviewers, Associate Editors or Editors of 1992 International Journals of repute and have collaborative R & D programs with reputed Universities abroad, the NSIT students are also not lagging behind. Beginning from 1993, every year, a number of students have been succeeding in publishing research papers in International Journals or winning awards for their innovative designs/projects at International levels, besides completing their formal BE degree requirements. NSIT has already signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with over a dozen organizations, Institutes and Universities of global repute with the aim of undertaking such collaborative activities, which may include- student internship programs, faculty exchange and collaborative R & D. NSIT faculty and students are already involved in a number of innovative projects in collaboration with microelectronics Industries. To give further stimulus to Research, Development, Innovation and
Creativity, NSIT has established advanced Centers of Excellence within each Division. The Institute recognizes that co-curricular activities are an essential component of education that shapes them into worthy citizens. Students are encouraged to organize and participate in a range of creative technical and cultural activities that tap their resourcefulness and enhance their leadership skills through various annual programs. Realising our responsibility and commitment towards the society and sensitizing the students to the needs of the less privileged sections of the society. NSIT continues to organize special skills oriented training programs for the weaker sections of the society under our Continuing Education Program (CEP) and Special Component Program (SCP). I congratulate all the students who have proven their merit and have succeeded in being admitted to NSIT in the current academic year in different Engineering streams. I extend a very warm welcome and wish all success to the newly admitted students in their endeavor to become professionals of the highest caliber in their chosen fields.
Prof. Raj Senani

Director
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InTroDUcTIon
To meet the growing demand for manpower in the field of high level Engineering and Technology, the then Delhi Administration, with the approval of the Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD), Government of India, established a new College of Engineering by the name Delhi Institute of Technology (DIT) in July 1983. The Institute started functioning as Government Department and was later on converted into an administratively autonomous Institution in 1987. The responsibility of the governance has been entrusted to the Board of Governors. In the birth centenary year of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, the Institute was renamed as Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology (NSIT) on 23rd January 1997 The fully residential complex is beautifully landscaped in a sprawling 145 acres of land at Sector-3, Dwarka, New Delhi-110078, complete with all facilities including faculty and Staff Residences, Hostels, Cooperative Mess, Sports Complex, Banks, Post Office, Kiosks, Shopping Complex, Kendriya Bhandar and Guest House and other Amenities. It is a fully developed Complex including Academic and Administrative blocks and Library.

1. 1. VISIon
To be a world class Institution through excellence in Technical education, research and technology transfer.
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MISSIon
To promote Undergraduate and postgraduates education, Continuing education, Training and Research in Engineering, Applied Sciences, Management Science, Humanities and Social Sciences with multi-level entry; To be an Institute of Co-operative program of Education with industries and R&D organization for offering tailor-made courses; To become a Research Institution with focus on Technology Transfer; To support a Science and Technology Entrepreneurship park to nucleate the Technology Transfer program.
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objEcTIVES of THE InSTITUTE

1. To provide for excellence in instructions at the Undergraduate and Postgraduate levels and to undertake and sponsor research in such branches of engineering and technology, applied sciences and management sciences, as the Institute may think fit, and for the advancement of learning and dissemination of knowledge in such branches according to the provisions thereof in the rules and regulations of the Institute with primary emphasis on emerging Technologies, To set up Science and Technology Park; To organize and undertake extramural teaching and extension services; To undertake industrial R&D and consultancy; To lend support in identifying and starting small-scale industries around the Institute through Entrepreneurship Programmes; To undertake technology transfer programmes; To develop suitable programmes for effectively utilizing the built-in infrastructural facilities at the Institute; To establish linkages for teaching and research programmes between the Institute, Industry, R&D Organizations and other Universities/Institutes of higher technical education in India/abroad; To enrich mental, spiritual, cultural, and physical potentialities of the students; To enthuse a sense of values worthy of the democratic norms of India.
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rEcEnT AcHIEVEMEnTS
1. Team from NSIT have participated in the Annual Great Moon Buggy Race, NASA organized by the Marshall Space and Flight Centre, Huntsville, USA, in memorial of Mans First Moon mission in 1969. NSIT was part of the Indian representation at the international competition where over 70 teams from round the world participate. The designs were appreciated by the Judges for the innovation and low-cost prototype. NSITs performance in Google Summer of code (GSoc) Googles flagship program to support open source organizations has been nothing short of spectacular over the years. Each of the 7 students selected in GSoc 2010 shall be working under the guidance of world class mentors and shall be awarded a stipend of $ 5000 each. A team of 3 Students from NSIT won the Sweden India Nobel Memorial Quiz, organized by the Embassy of Sweden in Delhi on 7th November 2009. The students from NSIT beat team from colleges in Pune, Mumbai, Bangalore and Delhi. As the winners of the first position, they were awarded certificates and a trip of Sweden, sponsored by the Swedish Embassy. The NSIT Quiz teams achievement was reported in the Hindustan Times Newspaper. NSITians have brought laurels to the Institute by going to renowned Graduate schools for research like MIT,Georgia Institute of Technology, Carnegie Mellon University, Stanford. Students from NSIT have displayed a versatile talent by bagging significant number of seats in reputed business schools every year. Some of them are Harvard, Kellogg Business School, INSEAD and in all the IIMS. Virtual Mini Baja event was hosted at NSIT on October 12-13, 2009. Here in more than 50 teams from nationwide participated. NSIT Motorsports is a pioneering team from NSIT to venture out into the arena of vehicle design. The team has come together from different disciplines of engineering to pursue a common passion for automobiles. They are always looking to explore innovative ideas in the field of automobiles.
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NSIT Motorsports is a platform for engineering minds to express themselves and bring to life a real world implementation of theoretical knowledge gained over the course of the degree.

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Every year the team takes part in BAJA SAE competitions where participants are to design and fabricate an All-Terrain Vehicle that should bear the brunt of the track and prove its mettle in various control and maneuverability tests. The Design Report was amongst the top 7 selected in the competition. NSIT design report was ranked among the top 7 teams An interdisciplinary group of 14 students designed and developed a Solar Powered Vehicle. The team obtained 2nd Rank in adventure class at the South African Solar Challenge 2008 and became the first Indian solar car to participate on an International Platform. The car was subsequently displayed at the Youth Entrepreneurial Green Awards'09 and Auto Expo'10 at Pragati Maidan. The project received accolade from the industry as well as the government.
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10. A team of four students participated in SAE Areo Design Competition 2011 held in Mariett, Georgia from 29 April to 1st May, 2011 organized by SAE international. 11. A team of students of NSIT participated in the NASA Great Moonbuggy Race 2011 held at U.S. Space & Rocket Center, Huntsville, Alabama on 1st and 2nd of April, 2011. 12. A team of 16 students of NSIT participated in the Harvard National Model United Nations 2011 conference in Boston, Massachusttes in February 2011. 13. Neighbourhood event was organized in NSIT for the social welfare of underprivileged children. This event was held in April, 2011. 14. TED-EX NSIT- an educational talk was held on 17th April, 2011. Approximate 350 students from different colleges participated in the event apart from several participants from corporate world. Dr. Isher Judge Ahluwalia, Prof. B. Jai Ram, Mohan Guru Swami & K.K. Mohammed were some of the prominent speakers in the event. 15. Two students namely, Ridhima Malik and Gaurav Minoca won an International Award of US $ 2000 in IEEE HTC Project competition.
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MEDIA coVErAGE
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VISITS by forEIGn DElEGATIonS To nSIT
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InTErnATIonAl confErEncE AT nSIT
SoME lAborATorIES of THE ScHool of EcE
Electronics Lab.
Analog Integrated Circuits Lab.
Communication Engineering Lab.
Analog Signal Processing Research Lab.
Telemetry and Computer Comm. Lab.
Digital Signal Processing Lab.
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AcADEMIc DIVISIonS/ScHoolS
2. 1. DIVISIon of ElEcTronIcS AnD coMMUnIcATIon EnGInEErInG (EcE)
Prof. raj Senani Head
The ECE Division was started during the 1983-84 session. From the very beginning, the ECE division has taken the lead in establishing well-equipped and modern lab facilities as well as initiating Ph.D. programs and Research and Development in the Institute. The Division is actively engaged in research in the areas of Bipolar and CMOS Analog VLSI, Digital Signal Processing, Statistical Signal Processing, Digital Communication, Optical Communication, Embedded Systems and VLSI design.
Intake and Duration of Courses offered : coUrSE B.E. (Electronics & Communication Engineering) M.Tech. (Signal Processing) Ph.D. DUrATIon 4 years 2 years 3 years AnnUAl InTAKE 149 students 18+5* students **
*Part- time; **To be decided by the Competent Authority. Laboratories: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Electronics Lab I/II Advanced Electronics Lab. PCB Design and Project Lab. Digital Integrated Circuits Lab I/II Microprocessor Lab I/II Digital Signal Processing Lab. Statistical Signal Processing Lab. CASP Research Lab. Analog Integrated Circuits Lab I/II 14. Advanced Communication Engg. Lab. 15. Digital and Optical Communication Lab. 16. Telemetry and Computer Communication Lab. 17. Microwave Engineering Lab. 18. Speech Processing Lab. 19. Advanced Computation Lab. 20. Wireless Communication Research Lab. 21. Multimedia Research Lab. centre for Electronics Design and Technology (cEDT)
10. Analog Signal Processing Research Lab. 11. Circuit Simulation Lab. 12. Advanced Circuit Design Lab. 13. Communication Engg. Lab.
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SoME lAborATorIES In THE DIVISIon of coE
CAD Lab.
General Computing Lab.
Database Lab.
Distributed Computing & Networking Lab.
Graphics Lab.
Software Engg. Lab.
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DIVISIon of coMPUTEr EnGInEErInG (coE)

The Division of Computer Engineering was started during the 1984-85 session. The remarkable progress in computing concepts, technology, processes and human resources management since the last century has heralded a revolution that marks the beginning of a more intelligent civilization. With computing systems becoming ubiquitous, fresh challenges need to be addressed to bring about continuing qualitative changes in the society.
Keeping this in view, the faculty is engaged in active research work in various sub-disciplines such as hardware-software co Prof. Shampa design, real time systems, software engineering, image processing, chakraverty computer networks, mobile computing and computer aided design, Head artificial intelligence and video applications. With several well equipped laboratories in place, the Division maintains a balanced emphasis on imparting concepts and skills and on teaching activities, research work and industrial consultancy. It is remarkable that the number of students publications as well as projects carried out jointly with industry and other academic institutions have increased significantly over the years. An advance centre for virtual reality and multimedia technology (VRMT) has recently been set up. It aims to boost research development and training in this high tech area. Intake and Duration of Courses offered : coUrSE B.E. (Computer Engineering) M.Tech. (Information Systems) Ph.D. DUrATIon 4 years 2 years 3 Years AnnUAl InTAKE 149 students 18+5* students **
*Part-Time **To be decided by the Competent Authority Laboratories: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. General Computation Lab. Computer Architecture Lab. Computer Graphics and Multi-media Lab. Software Engineering Lab. Data Bases Lab. Computer Aided Design (CAD) Lab. Networking Lab. Distributed Computation Lab. Artificial Intelligence Lab. Object Orientation Lab. Projects Lab.
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SoME lAborATorIES of THE DIVISIon of IcE
Biomedical/Industrial Electronics Lab.
Mechatronics Lab.
Electric Machines Lab.
Electrical Workshop
Process Control Lab.
Robotics and AI Lab.
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DIVISIon of InSTrUMEnTATIon AnD conTrol EnGInEErInG (IcE)

The Division was started during the 1988-89 session. Instrumentation is a very broad area in the sense that it has an interdisciplinary character. There is a proliferation of a variety of instrumentation systems for various purposes. There is hardly any area of Engineering, Science and Technology where instrumentation in one form or the other is not needed. Now days processes are becoming more and more automated, for a closer monitoring of inputs and response becomes more and more obligatory and the instruments at the component and sub-systems levels tend to become more and more integrated. Full cognizance of this situation is taken while planning instruction in this area. The faculty and students are actively engaged in research and Development work.
Prof. A. P. Mittal Head
This Division is catering to instructions, R&D and industrial consultancy in the appropriate areas of instrumentation and control. This Division would also have a number of subgroups, Research activities have been initiated in certain areas like (Bio-medical signals, process control, image processing, vibration analysis etc.) Intake and Duration of Courses offered : coUrSE B.E. (Instrumentation & Control Engineering) M.Tech. (Process Control) Ph.D. DUrATIon 4 years 2 years 3 Years AnnUAl InTAKE 148 students 18+5* students **
* Part-Time **The laboratories equipped with modern facilities are as follows : 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. Laboratories: Mechatronics Lab. Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Lab. Process Control Lab. Control Engg. Lab. Electrical Machine and Power Apparatus Lab. Principles of Electrical Engg. (PEE) Lab. Electrical Workshop Measurement Lab. Bio-medical Instrumentation Lab. Instrumentation Lab. Industrial Electronics Lab. Advanced Process Control Lab. Industrial Data Communication Lab. Computing Lab. Research Lab.
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SoME lAborATorIES of THE DIVISIon of MPAE

Computer Numerical Control (CNC)/Flexible Mfg. System (FMS)Lab.
Industrial Automation Lab.
KDM Lab.
Central Workshop Machine Shop
Metrology Lab.
Welding Lab.
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DIVISIon of MAnUfAcTUrInG ProcESSES AnD AUToMATIon EnGInEErInG (MPAE)

The Division was started during the session 1995-96. Manufacturing is the wealth of a nation besides being a common activity for all disciplines of engineering. The global competition has changed the entire manufacturing scene to a flexible system, catering to variety in products with short lives. To tune the academic programmes to these requirements, this discipline was started to emphasize on Automation in Manufacturing keeping interdisciplinary and productivity aspects in mind in Engineering Manufacturing.
During the 1995-96 sessions, 20 students were admitted in this course in accordance with prescribed rules of admission. From 1998-99, the intake was increased to 45. Further, with effect from academic session 2001-2002, the intake has been increased to 60. The first batch passed out in July 1999. Laboratories in Mechanical Science and Computer Integrated Manufacturing have been setup besides Materials Testing, Welding and Metrology. Further facilities in Manufacturing Systems and Advanced Manufacturing are being continuously added up for the benefit of students. Intake and Duration of Courses offered : coUrSE B.E. (Manufacturing Processes and Automation Engineering) Ph.D. DUrATIon 4 years 3 Years AnnUAl InTAKE 74 students **
Prof. Sachin Maheshwari Head
**To be decided by the Competent Authority 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Laboratories: Mechanical Sciences (MS) Lab. Applied Mechanics (AM) Lab. Computer Numerical Control (CNC)/Flexible Manufacturing System (FMS) Lab. Kinematics and Dynamics of Machines (KDM) Lab. Welding Lab. Materials Testing Lab. CAD/CAM/CAE Laboratory Metrology Lab. Central Workshop Industrial Automation and AI Lab.
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2.5 DIVISIon of InforMATIon TEcHnoloGy (IT)
The discipline was added to the expanding horizon of NSITs technological area in the academic session 2002-03 with an intake of 60 students to meet the growing demand of IT professionals. Presently, this discipline is largely managed by the existing manpower and infrastructural resources of the Division of Computer Engineering. Besides, new laboratories as well as faculty for supporting its well designed curriculum have already been incorporated. Being highly interdisciplinary in nature, it is poised to take up advanced programmes and research by tapping the potential of new as well as existing faculty of different divisions.
An advanced center for Information Security is currently being developed under the Division. State of the Art laboratories in the area of hardware-software co-design, Parallel and Distributed Computing, Natural Languages processing, Multimedia and Virtual reality, e-commerce etc. are planned to be developed soon. Intake and Duration of Courses offered : coUrSE B.E. (Information Technology) Ph.D. *To be decided by the Competent Authority Laboratories: 1. 2. 3. Mobile Computing Lab. Internet and Web Technology Lab. Real Time Embedded Systems Lab. Other than the above laboratories, the Division is currently using laboratory facility of Computer Engineering Division. DUrATIon 4 years 3 years AnnUAl InTAKE 74 students **
Prof.Sangeeta Sabharwal Head
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DIVISIon of bIoTEcHnoloGy (bT)
Biotechnology is set to revolutionize human life and the society. It is one among the most dynamic areas of science and engineering today, which represents a synthesis of evolving technologies that will propel the industries towards sustainable development. Today, this growing discipline is poised on the interface of various subjects that contribute to the growth of pharmaceutical, agricultural, food and many other industries. The Division of Biotechnology was conceived with the aim of creating well-trained human resource to fulfill the growing demand in Prof. A. K. Dubey various sectors of Biotechnology. The Division was started during the academic session 2004-05. This department presently offers a 4 Head year B.E. Biotechnology programme with an intake of 20 students per year. The B.E. Biotechnology course emphasizes on understanding of basic science like physics, chemistry, mathematics, computer programming and different aspects of modern biology. This is followed by training in emerging areas like Bioprocess Engineering, Genomics, Proteomics, Bioinformatics and Drug Design. Components of finance and business management, intellectual property right and entrepreneurship are integrated in the curriculum in order to provide students with a unique advantage in pursuing new careers in this exciting discipline. The course lays strong emphasis on practical training through projects, term papers, seminars, etc. Presently the students are doing training in various industries and institutions of higher learning/ research around the country and abroad. The training provided to the students during this period is world class in nature giving sound footing to students for studies/ work in technology, management and industry placements. It is envisioned that the Division will engage in research in the frontier areas of molecular medicine including the molecular mechanism of action of herbal drugs on important human disease such as cancer. Efforts are being made towards understanding of the molecular basis of metabolic disorders leading to diabetes, obesity and cardiovascular diseases. Apart from this, the Department offers consultancy in the fields of health, medicine and biotechnological processes. The Division is equipped with the State of the Art laboratories and computer facility for projects and research work. Additional laboratories are proposed to be developed for the coming academic year. The students of the Department are highly sought after by globally reputed institutions of higher studies. Three batches of students have already graduated from the department and all of them are well-placed for their future endeavours. Students have been accepted for higher studies in science, engineering and technology as well as in management studies. Students get job placements in KPOs, software, pharma sector and other biotech related industries.
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Students have availed the opportunities to carry out internships in universities and Labs abroad with full financial support. They have attended international conferences and presented posters pertaining to their research/ project work again with full support from the Institute. They have also published papers in international journals. Students are also engaged in organization of as well participation in various technical festivals, paper presentations, business plan formulation and other extracurricular activities. Intake and Duration of Courses offered : coUrSE B.E. ( Bio Technology) Ph.D. **To be decided by the Competent Authority DUrATIon 4 years 3 years AnnUAl InTAKE 25 students **
SoME lAborATorIES of THE DIVISIon of bIoTEcHnoloGy
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2.7
ScHool of APPlIED ScIEncES (SAS)
The School of Applied Sciences comprises of various discipline, which include Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Humanities. Primarily, the school caters to the teaching requirements of various courses in the above disciplines which form essential component of the curriculum of all the undergraduate programmes at the Institute. In addition to the teaching responsibilities, the faculty members provide their expertise in various R & D programmes and interact actively with the faculty members of the other Divisions. Further, the School has already proposed to introduce new M.Tech, course in Computational Mathematics in system Engineering. Prof. j. r. P.Gupta The school conducts Ph.D. programs in Physics, Mathematics and Head Chemistry of Faculty. The School of Applied Sciences organized 54th ISTAM Conference in December 2009. Intake and Duration of Courses offered : coUrSE Ph.D. 04 awarded Ph.D degree during 2010-11. *To be decided by the Competent Authority 1. 3. Laboratories: Physics Lab. Computational Mathematics Lab. 2. Chemistry Lab. 4. Material Analysis and Research Lab. DUrATIon 3 years AnnUAl InTAKE 15*(at present)
SoME lAborATorIES of THE ScHool of APPlIED ScIEncES
Chemistry Lab.
Computational Mathematics Lab.
Physics Lab.
Physics Lab.
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3.1
ADMISSIon To b.E. coUrSES

coUrSES offErED
GENERAL INFORMATION The following courses are offered under the Faculty of Technology, Delhi University leading to Bachelor of Engineering Degree:nETAjI SUbHAS InSTITUTE of TEcHnoloGy Electronics and Communication Engineering Computer Engineering Instrumentation and Control Engineering Manufacturing Processes and Automation Engineering Information Technology Bio-Technology Total Note: InTAKE* 149 149 148 74 74 25 619
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Unless otherwise specified in the prospectus:(a) Words importing the masculine gender include the feminine gender; and (b) Words in singular include their plural and vice-versa.
* Likely to increase
3.2
ElIGIbIlITy conDITIonS for ADMISSIon
3.2.1. EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS For Delhi and outside Delhi Region the candidate should have appeared in AIEEE-2011 and have been declared eligible for central counseling by the cbSE. A candidate who has passed any of the following qualifying examinations from a recognized School/ College/Institute located within NCT of Delhi (for Delhi Region candidates) or located outside NCT of Delhi (for Outside Delhi Region candidates) only and securing 60 % or more marks in the aggregate of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics, shall be eligible to apply for admission to the first semester of Bachelor of Engineering Courses provided he has passed in each subject in one of the following examinations separately: 1. 2. 3. Senior School Certificate Examination (12-year course) of the Central Board of Secondary Education (C.B.S.E.), New Delhi. Indian School Certificate Examination (12-year course) of the Council for Indian School Certificate Examination, New Delhi. Any other examination recognized as equivalent to the Senior School Certificate Examination of the C.B.S.E. by the University of Delhi.
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A candidate must additionally have passed English as a subject of study either at the 10th Class level or 12th Class level (core or elective). Note: 1. Candidate who has appeared at the appropriate qualifying annual Examination mentioned above at Para 3.2.1 of the year 2011 and placed in compartment will not be eligible for admission for the year 2011-2012. 2. Candidate who has appeared at the appropriate qualifying annual Examination mentioned above at Para 3.2.1 of the year 2011 and has reappeared for the improvement to acquire the eligibility will not be considered for admission for the year 2011-2012. 3. No admission will be made directly to the second or any subsequent semester of the course. 4. No change of branch will be permitted after the commencement of the second semester, even if some seats fall vacant in some of the branches during the course of second semester. 5. No admission will be made after 31.08.2011 without prior approval of the competent authority. 3.2.2. Relaxation in Marks for Reserved Categories Candidates belonging to the following categories, who apply for seats reserved for them, shall be allowed a relaxation in the minimum eligibility requirements of marks in the qualifying examination as detailed below: 1. ScHEDUlED cASTES (Sc) AnD ScHEDUlED TrIbES (ST): Candidate belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes shall be allowed 10% relaxation in the minimum eligibility requirements of marks in the aggregate of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics in the qualifying examination as mentioned in para 3.2.1 above. cHIlDrEn of DEfEncE cATEGory (Dc): Candidate under this category shall be allowed relaxation of 5% in the minimum eligibility requirements of marks in the aggregate of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics in the qualifying examinations as mentioned in para 3.2.1 above. PHySIcAlly cHAllAnGED (PH): Candidate belonging to Physically Challenged category shall be allowed 5% relaxation in the minimum eligibility requirements of marks in the aggregate of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics in the qualifying examinations as mentioned in para 3.2.1 above. 3.2.3. Age Requirement Candidate must be 17 years of age on or before the first day of October of the year in which he seeks admission. Relaxation in minimum age with the prior approval of the Vice-Chancellor is permissible at the time of admission . 3. 2.
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3.3 rEGIon-WISE AllocATIon of SEATS
The total seats earmarked for the B.E. Courses shall be allocated region-wise as follows: 1. DElHI rEGIon For candidates passing the qualifying examinations from the recognized Schools/ Colleges/Institutions located within the National Capital Territory of Delhi. oUTSIDE DElHI rEGIon For candidates passing the qualifying examinations from the recognized Schools/ Colleges/ Institutions located outside the National Capital Territory of Delhi. 85%
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Note: 1. For candidate who has passed in the qualifying examination through Patrachar Vidyalaya, Delhi/National Institute of Open School, Delhi (NIOS), the criterion for deciding the region of such candidate of AIEEE 2011, shall be the location of his Centre of examination. In other words, if the Centre of examination is located in the N.C.T. of Delhi, the candidate shall be considered under the Delhi Region and if the centre of examination is located outside N.C.T. of Delhi, he shall be considered under the Outside Delhi Region. 2. Except for the Nominees of Ministry of External Affairs, Govt. of India as per clause 3.6, the admission is open to Indian nationals only. Branch-Wise Total Seat Allocation* S. no 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. brAncH nAME Electronics and Communication Engineering(ECE) Computer Engineering(COE) Instrumentation and Control Engineering (ICE) Manufacturing Processes and Automation Engineering(MPAE) Information Technology (IT) Bio-Technology (BT) Total * subject to change. no. of SEATS 149 149 148 74 74 25 619
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rEGIon, cATEGory coDES AnD AllocATIon of SEATS

coDE D cATEGory General/Open Scheduled Tribe Scheduled Cast Other Backward Classes coDE DGO DST DSC DOB DDC coDE GO ST SC OB SUb-cATEGory (If Any) Physically Challenged Defence Category Kashmiri Migrants coDE PH DC KM coDE OGO OST OSC OOB ODC
rEGIon Delhi
Outside Delhi
cATEGory Delhi General/Open (OP) Delhi Scheduled Tribe (ST) Delhi Scheduled Caste (SC) Delhi Other Backward Classes (OBC) Delhi Defence Category (DC)
cATEGory OutsideDelhiGeneral/Open(OOP) Outside Delhi Scheduled Tribe (ST) Outside Delhi Scheduled Caste (SC) Outside Delhi Other Backward Classes (OBC) Outside Defence ategory(DC)
SEAT MATrIX 2011-12

cAT OPEN PH (3%) DC(5%) ToTAl rEGIon D-85% GEn 356 12 19 387 cAT OPEN PH (3%) DC(5%) ToTAl OPEN PH (3%) DC(5%) ToTAl GrAnD ToTAl Sc (15%) 85 3 5 93 GEn 303 10 16 329 53 2 3 58 387 ST (7.5%) 43 1 2 46 obc (15%) 85 3 5 93 obc (15%) 73 2 4 79 13 0 1 14 93 ToTAl 569 19 31 619 ToTAl 484 16 26 526 86 3 5 93 619
Sc (15%) 72 3 4 79 13 0 1 14 93
ST (7.5%) 36 1 2 39 7 0 0 7 46
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SEAT MATrIX for b.E. coUrSES In nSIT (brAncH WISE AllocATIon) 2011-12
Delhi Region 85% brAncH categ. DGO Sub. categ. Open PH DC DG Seat DSC Open PH DC Dc Seat DST Open PH DC DT Seat DOB Open PH DC Db Seat branch-wise Total Ec 73 2 4 79 17 1 1 19 8 0 1 9 17 1 1 19 126 co 73 3 4 80 17 1 1 19 8 0 1 9 18 0 1 19 127 Ic 73 3 3 79 17 1 1 19 8 1 0 9 17 1 1 19 126 MP 36 1 2 39 9 0 0 9 5 0 0 5 9 0 1 10 63 IT 36 1 2 39 9 0 1 10 5 0 0 5 9 0 0 9 63 bT 12 0 1 13 3 0 0 3 2 0 0 2 3 0 0 3 21 ToTAl 303 10 16 329 72 3 4 79 36 1 2 39 73 2 4 79 526 cAT. ToTAl
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Outside Region-15% brAncH categ. Sub. categ. OGO Open PH DC oG Seat OSC Open PH DC oc Seat Ec 12 0 1 13 4 0 0 4 co 13 1 0 14 3 0 0 3 Ic 13 0 1 14 3 0 1 4 MP 6 0 1 7 1 0 0 1 IT 6 1 0 7 1 0 0 1 bT 3 0 0 3 1 0 0 1 ToTAl 53 2 3 58 13 0 1 14 cAT. ToTAl
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Ec 2 0 0 2 4 0 0 4 23 149
co 2 0 0 2 3 0 0 3 22 148
Ic 1 0 0 1 2 0 1 3 22 74
MP 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 2 11
IT 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 2 11 74
bT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 25
ToTAl 7 0 0 7 13 0 1 14 93 619
Open PH DC oT Seat OOB Open PH DC ob Seat branch-wise Total G. Total 149
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cAT. ToTAl 7
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Delhi Region 85% brAncH branch-wise Total Ec 126 co 127 Ic 126 MP 63 IT 63 bT 21 ToTAl 526 cATEG. ToTAl 526
Outside Region-15% brAncH branch-wise Total G. Total 149 Ec 23 149 co 22 148 Ic 22 74 MP 11 IT 11 74 bT 4 25 ToTAl 93 619 cATEG. ToTAl 93 619
Delhi region 85% + outside region- 15% = 619 Note : In case No.(s) of seats in respect of reserved category comes to fraction i.e. less than 0.5 it would be rounded off to zero and if it is 0.5 or more it would be rounded off to one as per standard norm.
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The aforesaid allocation of seats carries the following categories of reservation : Scheduled castes (Sc) reservation: Reservation in respect Scheduled Tribes (ST) of SC/ST/OBC shall be as per the other backward classes (obc) instructions of the Govt. of NCT of Defence category (Dc) Delhi.
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Five percent of the total seats is reserved for Defence category in the following priorities:Children of Defence Personnel killed in action. Children of serving personnel and ex-servicemen disabled in action. Priority III Children of Defence Personnel who died in peace time with death attributable to Military Service. Priority IV Children of Defence Personnel physically disabled in peace time with not less than 40% of disability attributable to Military Service. Priority V Children of ex-servicemen and serving personnel of the Defence/ Armed Forces and all Police Forces who are in receipt of Gallantry awards. Priority I Priority II 5. Physically challenged (PH) 3% of the total seats are reserved for physically challenged and shall be allocated as follows: (i) 1% for persons with low vision or blindness. (ii) 1% for hearing impairedness. (iii) 1% for those with loco motor disabilities and/or cerebral palsy. 6. Kashmiri Migrants (KM) (Supernumerary) One seat over and above normal intake is reserved for Kashmiri Migrant for the academic year 2011-2012. Note: 1. In the case of category 1 and 2 above, the vacant seats are interchangeable. 2. In case sufficient number of eligible candidates from the categories mentioned at (d) above are not available, the vacancies will be treated as unreserved in the respective regions. 3. It is the sole responsibility of the candidate to prove his eligibility for claiming reservation under any of the reserved categories. The candidates under SC/ST/OBC/ DC/PH/KM reserved categories will be required to produce the original certificates of the respective reserved category issued by the competent authority as and when required by the Institute. If the category certificate is not found to be in order, no benefit of the reservation shall be given.
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1. One seat, over and above the normal total intake, for Wards/Children of Indian staff posted at Indian Missions abroad provided they have passed their qualifying examination from outside India. Nomination against this seat will be made by the Ministry of External Affairs, G.O.I.,New Delhi. Any person who is sponsored by the Govt. of India on an assignment abroad will be treated to be the staff posted in Indian Missions abroad.
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Note: In case of countries where educational facilities are totally inadequate and are not available up to the qualifying standard or due to situation of turmoil in that country, the wards/children of the Indian staff of the Indian Missions who had to study in India are also eligible, if a certificate to this effect is issued by the Indian Ambassador in the country concerned and is attached with the application. However, if the nomination of the Ministry of External Affairs is for more than one candidate, preference will be given to the candidate covered under Clause (1) (i), above. Three seats, one each in Electronics and Communication, Computer Engineering and Instrumentation and Control Engineering, over and above the normal intake, are available for candidates from friendly and developing countries. Nominations against these seats will be made by the Govt. of India. Fees under the above two categories shall be the same as that of Foreign Students.
NSIT will hold counseling (application to be filled online) for admission to 1st year B.E. (Full-time) based on All India rank of AIEEE 2011 results, as applicable, in collaboration with National Informatic Centre(NIC). 1. coUnSElInG fEE: To participate in Counseling, every eligible candidate, irrespective of his category, will have to deposit a non-refundable Counseling fee of Rs.1000/- (in cash only) in any branch of Andhra Bank through a duly filled challan form available on website. To locate the nearest branch of Andhra Bank, use following: http://andhrabank.in/english/Branchlocator.aspx only those candidates will be able to participate who have deposit the counseling fee. Counseling fee will be deposited from 6th June, 2011 (Monday) to 15th June, 2011 (Wednesday) at any designated branch of the Andhra Bank. 2. onlInE rEGISTrATIon: Having paid the Counseling fee, the candidate shall log on to http://www.nsit.nic.in where the registration form shall be displayed on the screen with the following parameters mandatory for successful registration i.e., AIEEE Roll No., AIEEE All India Rank, Candidate Name and Date of Birth. Online registration facility will be available from 21st June, 2011 to 27th June, 2011. i. If all the above four parameters have been entered correctly, then a new registration screen will appear and Candidate may register himself. ii. Candidate shall be required to fill in basic details, which shall be used for filling of choices of branches and allotment of seat using the candidates User ID which is his AIEEE Roll No. and Password as generated by the candidate.
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ProcEDUrE for ADMISSIon
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iii. Candidate shall be required to fill all the details including choices of branches by using User ID and password generated by the candidate and allotment of seat will be done on the basis of data filled by the candidate and availability of seat. iv. After successful registration, he will get a confirmation message on the same page. In case the confirmation message is not displayed the candidate has to re-register himself. v. It is in the interest of Candidate to remember his Password and keep it confidential, to avoid misuse for which NSIT/NIC shall not be responsible in any manner. vi. candidate has to take the print out of the registration form and get it attested either from the Principal, School/college last attended or from a Gazetted Officer. It has to be submitted at the time of admission. 3. fIllInG of cHoIcES After successful login, candidates homepage would be opened and following options will be displayed: a. registration Details: Registration Details are important for seat allotment and should be filled very carefully. b. Edit registration: Any mistake can be corrected in the above through Edit Registration option. c. Available fill choices: A list of branches will be provided. d. fill choices: Candidate can fill the branches of his choice in order of preference. It is in the interest of the candidate to fill maximum available choices preference wise. e. Display filled choices: Choices entered by the Candidate will be displayed on different form so that he can check the information entered earlier. f. locked choices: Candidate can lock the choices by pressing the Lock button, and then candidate has to give his password for confirmation. Once the choices are locked, it cannot be unlocked and hence preferences of the branches cannot be changed. Note: i. Candidate should take the print out of the filled choices, self-attest it and submit at the time of admission. ii. Allotment of seat: After the choice filling period is over, all filled choices of all the registered candidates will be considered for allotment of seats as per their merit (AIEEE All India Rank) and their category. 4. rESUlT DEclArATIon: On the date of result declaration, candidate can take printout of provisional allotment letter from the website, http://www.nsit.nic.in. The allotment of seats at this stage is purely provisional and is subject to verification of original certificates and payment of Institute fee etc, at the time of reporting to NSIT for admission.
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Candidates are required to report to NSIT in the specified period (as per the Counseling schedule to be notified from time to time on the website http://www.nsit.nic.in) along with requisite fee and the documents/testimonials/ certificates (for documents detail, please see link Documents required at the time of Admission ). If a candidate does not report within the specified period, his allotted seat shall be cancelled and the candidate shall not have any claim on the seat, whatsoever. If a candidate does not turn up and/or refuses to take admission in the allotted branch at the time of admission, he will not be considered in next phase/round of admission. Only admitted candidates will be considered for upgradation of branches in the subsequent phase/round of admission. only one chance for admission will be given to a candidate. A candidate, who has been admitted to a branch other than his first choice, will automatically be upgraded, as per his merit in AIEEE-2011, to a Branch of his higher preference as indicated in his online application. The upgradation of branches shall be simultaneously available with the declaration of results from time to time. freezing: In case a candidate desires to continue in the branch allotted to him at the time of admission on subsequent upgradation, then he can freeze his branch by giving a request letter to the Chairman, BE Admission Committee within one day after the declaration of results for allotment/upgradation.
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CAUTION 1. The detailed Instructions about the Counseling is available on the website http:// www.nsit.nic.in . The Candidates are advised to go through the details thoroughly and familiarize with these before registration. 2. Incomplete Application and/or application received after due date shall be summarily rejected without conveying any reason to the applicant.
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1. Demand Draft/Pay Order in favor of Director, NSIT, New Delhi, payable at Delhi for payment of prescribed fee. 2. Receipt of Andhra Bank for deposit of one time non-refundable registration fee of Rs.1000/- by the candidate. 3. Print out of application form duly attested either by Principal of School/ Institution last attended or by a Gazetted Officer. 4. Two copies of latest Passport Size Colour Photographs duly attested by any of the authorities specified at S.No. (3) above. 5. The original and attested copy of Admit Card of AIEEE-2011 (Not applicable to the nominees of Govt. of India). 6. The original and attested copy of Rank Card of AIEEE-2011 (Not applicable to the nominees of Govt. of India).
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7. The original and attested copy of Mark Sheet of the qualifying examination. 8. The original and attested copy of Passing Certificate of the qualifying examination. 9. The original and attested copy of class Tenth / Marksheet in support of Date of Birth. 10. The original caste/category certificate and its attested copy (for the reserved category only). 11. The original and attested copy of Medical fitness certificate for all (except PH Category). 12. Medical certificate of physical challenged (PH), in original, issued by the duly notified Medical Board of a District/Government Hospital set up for examining the physically challenged candidates under the provisions of Persons with Disability (equal opportunities, protection of rights and full participation) Act, 1995. The Certificate should indicate the extent (i.e. percentage) of the physical disability and should bear the photograph of the candidate concerned and it should be countersigned by one of the doctors constituting the Board issuing the Certificate. 13. All candidates are required to bring all the original certificates at the time of admission for verification.
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Candidates applying for any reserved seat (i.e. SC/ST/OBC/DC/PH/KM) should submit the following certificates, as the case may be, at the time of admission:-
cErTIfIcATES rEQUIrED for rESErVED SEATS AT THE TIME of ADMISSIon
1. for admission to a seat reserved for Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes/Other Backward Classes (SC/ST/OBC), a caste certificate in original stating the SC/ST/ OBC category, to which the candidate belongs, will be considered for admission if this certificate is issued by one of the following authorized authorities: i. District Magistrate/Additional District Magistrate/Deputy Commissioner/ Collector/ Additional Deputy Commissioner/ Deputy Collector/1st Class Stipendiary Magistrate/City Magistrate (not below the rank of 1st Class Stipendiary Magistrate), Sub-Divisional Magistrate/ Sub Divisional Officer/ Taluka Magistrate/Executive Magistrate/ Extra Assistant Commissioner. ii. Chief Presidency Magistrate/Additional Chief Presidency Magistrate/ Presidency Magistrate. iii. Revenue Officer not below the rank of Tehsildar. iv. Administrator / Secretary to Administration / Development Officer (Lakshadweep and Minicoy Islands). 2. Defence category(Dc) : The candidate seeking admissions under Defence Category (DC) seats shall bring the attested copies of the following documents, as applicable, alongwith original certificates at the time of admission :i. Entitlement card in original issued by the Record Officer of the Unit/Regiment of Armed Personnel of the Armed Forces in case of Armed Personnel.
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ii. The Children of the Officers and Men of the Armed forces who died or have been disabled on duty must submit a certificate to that effect from Officer-inCharge, Record Office. A statement to the effect that the death/physical disability (percentage to be mentioned)isattributedtomilitaryserviceisrequiredtobeincludedinthecertificate. iii. Medical records in original. iv. Special Pension Order and Passbook indicating special pension. v. Gallantry award certificate. vi. Dependency card issued by the competent authority in order to relate the relationship of the candidate with the defence personnel/gallantry award recipient. 3. Physically challenged (PH) : For admission to seat reserved for Physically Challenged (PH) category, a certificate of physical disability issued by a duly notified Medical Board of a District/Government Hospital set up for examining the physically challenged candidates under the provision of the Persons with Disability (equal opportunities, protection of rights and full participation) Act, 1995. The certificate should indicate the extent (i.e. percentage) of the physical disability and it should bear the photograph of the candidate concerned and it should be countersigned by one of the Doctors constituting the Board issuing the certificate. 4. Kashmiri Migrants (KM) : The candidate seeking admission under Kashmiri Migrant (KM) seat should bring attested copies of the following documents alongwith original certificates at the time of admission:i. Certificate of registration as Kashmiri Migrant issued by the Relief Commissioner, Jammu or Divisional Commissioner, Delhi to establish the status of the Candidate as registered migrant. ii. Proof of property in Kashmir of the parent/grand parent of the candidate. iii. Proof of current residence such as passport, Voter identity card , Driving license, etc. Note 1. It is the sole responsibility of the candidate to prove his eligibility for claiming reservation under any of the reserved categories. The candidates under SC/ST/OBC/ DC/PH/KM reserved categories will be required to produce the original certificate of the respective reserved category issued by the competent authority at the time of admission. If the category certificate is not found to be in order, no benefit of the reservation shall be given. 2. In view of order dated: 28th October 2010 of the Honble High Court of Delhi in writ petition (c) No. 5205/2010, Akansha Dohania Vs NSIT & others and writ petition (c) No. 5434/2010, Manish Kumar Vs NSIT & others, a candidate passing out from
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a school in the NCT of Delhi and claiming an OBC seat under Delhi OBC category is required to produce the OBC certificate of Delhi from a Competent Authority of NCT of Delhi. Similarly, candidate passing out from a school outside Delhi can only claim a seat of OBC outside Delhi category on production of valid OBC certificate issued by a Competent Authority. A candidate passing out from Delhi but having a valid OBC certificate of outside Delhi can not claim a seat either of Delhi OBC or of OBC outside Delhi. 3. Reservation in OBC category is available to non creamy layer OBC and subject to Hon,ble Supreme Court of Indias decision dated 10.04.2008 is WP(civil) 256 of 2006,Ashoka Kr. Thakur Vs UO I & Ors read with Honble High Court of Delhi order dated 3.6.2011 in CM no. 366/2011 in LPA no. 21/2011, University of Delhi & Ors Vs Tanvi Yadav and Ors. A candidate, on the basis of All India rank obtained by him in AIEEE-2011, may apply for online registration for counseling as per given schedule: 1. Opening of Website and Fee submission 2. Closing Registration Fee (Non-refundable) submission 3. Opening of Online Registration and Choice filling 4. Closing of Registration and Choice filling 06.06.2011 (Monday) 15.06.2011 (Wednesday) 21.06.2011 (Tuesday) 27.06.2011 (Monday)
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coUnSElInG ScHEDUlE for b.E. ADMISSIon 2011
All registered Physically Challenged (PH) candidates are required to appear before the Medical Board (WUS Health Centre, Chhatra Marg, Near Patel Chest Hospital, Main Campus, University of Delhi, Delhi-110007) on 01.07.2011 at 3:00 p.m. All the registered Defence Category (DC) candidates are required to appear before the Admission Committee, at Auditorium, NSIT on 28.06.2011 at 10:00 a.m. It is mandatory for Physically Challenged (PH) and Defence Category (DC) candidates to report on the given date, time and places given above otherwise they shall not be eligible for admission. Based on the requisite informations provided by the candidates, the online Seat Allotment result of First Phase will be available online at www.nsit.nic.in and admission will be held as per the schedule given below:
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rEPorTInG TIME AT nSIT for ADMISSIon: 10:00 A.M.

fIrST PHASE of ADMISSIon
S. no. 1 EVEnTS fIrST roUnD of fIrST PHASE 04.07.2011 (Monday) by 05:00 p.m. Physical reporting at nSIT by candidates who have been allotted seats on 04.07.2011 for admission Delhi Region General Category 05.07.2011 (Tuesday) and 06.07.2011 (Wednesday) All Kashmiri Migrants (KM)/Defence (DC)/ 06.07.2011 (Wednesday) Physically Challenged (PH) category Delhi Region DSC/DST/DOB categories 07.07.2011 (Thursday) Outside Delhi Region All categories 08.07.2011 (Friday) SEconD roUnD of fIrST PHASE Online Seat Allotment Result 13.07.2011 (Wednesday) by 05:00 p.m. Physical reporting at nSIT by candidates who have been allotted seats on 13.07.2011 for admission Delhi Region General category only 15.07.2011 (Friday) Delhi Region All other categories (KM/DSC/ 16.07.2011 (Saturday) DST/DOB/DC/PH) except General category Outside Delhi Region All categories Online Seat Allotment Result DATE
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THIrD roUnD of fIrST PHASE (subject to availability of vacancies) 9 Online Seat Allotment Result 21.07.2011 (Thursday) by 05:00 p.m. Physical reporting at nSIT by candidates who have been allotted seats on 21.07.2011 for admission 10 Delhi Region General category only 22.07.2011 (Friday) 11 Delhi Region All other categories (KM/DSC/ 23.07.2011 (Saturday) DST/DOB/DC/PH) except General category Outside Delhi Region All categories
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SEconD PHASE of ADMISSIon

Physical presence and marking of attendance are compulsory for the candidates who have not been allotted any seat till third round of first phase of admission (21.07.2011). The schedule for the physical presence and marking of attendance is given below: Delhi Region General category only Outside Delhi Region General category only Delhi Region All other categories (KM/DSC/DST/ DOB/DC/PH) except General category Outside Delhi Region All other categories (OOB/ OSC/OST/DC/ PH) except General category All registered candidates who have not been allotted seat at any stage upto - AIEEE All India Rank 25000 All registered candidates who have not been allotted seat at any stage upto - AIEEE All India Rank 30000 All registered candidates who have not been allotted seat at any stage 25.07.2011 (Monday) 26.07.2011 (Tuesday) 26.07.2011 (Tuesday)
All registered candidates who have not been allotted seat at any stage
26.07.2011 (Tuesday)
Based on the physical presence and marking of attendance and requisite information provided by the candidates, the online Seat Allotment result of second phase will be available online at www.nsit.nic.in and admission will be held as per schedule given below: S. no. EVEnTS DATE
fIrST roUnD of SEconD PHASE (subject to availability of vacancies) 1 Online Seat Allotment Result 29.07.2011 (Friday) by 05:00 p.m. Physical reporting at nSIT by candidates who have been allotted seats on 29.07.2011 for admission 2 Delhi Region General category only 30.07.2011 (Saturday) 3 Delhi Region All other categories (KM/DSC/ 01.08.2011 (Monday) DST/DOB/DC/PH) except General category Outside Delhi Region All categories
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SEconD roUnD of SEconD PHASE (subject to availability of vacancies) 4 Online Seat Allotment Result 04.08.2011 (Thursday) by 05:00 p.m. Physical reporting at nSIT by candidates who have been allotted seats on 04.08.2011 for admission 5 Delhi Region All categories 05.8.2011 (Friday) Outside Delhi Region All categories 6 THIrD roUnD of SEconD PHASE of ADMISSIon (Manual, on 31.8.2011 Wednesday), If rEQUIrED The details will be displayed on website www.nsit.nic.in on 25.08.2011 if required.
Note: 1. If a candidate fails to take admission in the allotted branch by the notified date and time, he will not be considered for admission in the subsequent phases/rounds. 2. For further details candidates are advised to refer to the Guidelines on the subject matter available on our website www.nsit.nic.in The attendance of all the students admitted is continuously monitored. The names of those students who have not got themselves registered on 2nd August 2011 or whose attendance is irregular during the period 2nd August, 2011 (Tuesday) to 19th August 2011 (friday) will be struck off from the roll list without any further reference/ intimation to them. All fresh admissions will be provisional and shall be confirmed only after the candidates have been examined medically according to the norms laid down by the Institute from time to time and found fit (except PH category). CAUTION Students applying for admission to the Institute should, however note that various employing agencies (MNCs, Public Sector, Private Sector and Govt. Deptts.) have prescribed their own standards of medical fitness for engineering graduates seeking employment in their organizations. Those who contemplate to seek employment in those organizations after their graduation should check the standards of medical fitness before they decide to join the Institute so as to avoid disappointment at later stage. It should be clearly understood, however, that the Institute takes no responsibility, whatsoever, in this regard.
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MonITorInG of InITIAl ATTEnDAncE
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MEDIcAl fITnESS rEQUIrEMEnT
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3.11 fEE STrUcTUrE*
(i) Fee from Indian Students S. no 1. 2. b.E. (rS.) 30,450/10,000/M.TEcH. (rS.) 20,500/4,500/-
ITEM of fEE GoVT. coMPonEnT (per annum) non GoVT. coMPonEnT (Co-curricular Activities, Training & Placement, Extra-curricular Activities, Annual Gathering, Students Welfare, Institutional Development, Misc. expenditure on Unspecified items(per annum) Total Security Deposit (refundable) (Payable only at the time of Adm.) University Enrolment fee
PH.D. (rS.) 20,500/4,500/-
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25,000/5,000/-
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Development fee Examination fee Grand Total (Fee payable at the time of admission in Demand Draft)
Part-time
250/-300/2000/48,000/-
150/(200**) 300/2000/32,450/**(32,500)
200/-300/30,500/-
(ii) Fee from Foreign Students (NOMINEES OF GOI, Para 3.6 ) S. no. 1. 2. 3. 4. ITEM of fEE GoVT. fee non GoVT. fEES Security Deposit (refundable) Univ. Fee: (i) Registration Fee for (UG) (ii) Other FEE Total b.E. US$ 5000 + 200 Rs.10,000/Rs. 5000/US$ 300 Rs. 2550/US$ 5500 + rs. 17,550/-
The fees are to be paid by Demand Draft/Pay Order for Rs. 48,000/- drawn in favor of "Director, netaji Subhas Institute of Technology, Delhi payable at Delhi". No Part payment will be accepted. No other mode of payment is acceptable.
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Additional Payment by Foreign Students (NOMINEES OF GOI, Para 3.6) University registration Fee and special fee from every foreign student, seeking admission to a programme of study in NSIT will be charged at the rates given below: Registration Fee (Payable to the University of Delhi) 1. 2. 3. 4. Seeking admission to Graduate Programmes # Seeking admission to PG Programmes * Seeking admission to a Programme* leading to research work Special Fee (payable to the college), per student per year US$ 300 US$ 400 US$ 500 US$ 100
# Applicable to MHRD sponsored candidates. No direct admission is offered at the UG level by the institution. *NOC from MHRD is mandatory. Candidates can directly apply for registration. If a student fails to pay the Annual Fee even with delay fine within one month of the specified date, he shall cease to be a student of the Institute and his name is likely to be struck off the rolls of the Institute. Those students applying for withdrawal of admission will be refunded their fee at the admissible rates as given below. However, the refundable dues will be paid only after 31.12.2011 once the admission formalities have been completely frozen. 1. If a student applies for withdrawal on or before 30.7.2011 then a sum of Rs. 1000/- (Rupees One Thousand) will be deducted from the fee deposited by him or a demand draft / pay order of Rs. 1000/- (Rupees One Thousand Only) will be deposited in the office. 2. If a student applies for withdrawal on or after 31.7.2011, upto 27.08.2011 then a sum of Rs. 10,000/- will be deducted from the fee deposited by him or a demand draft / pay order of Rs. 10,000/- (Rupees Ten Thousand Only) will be deposited in the office. Thereafter only the refundable security of Rs. 5000/- will be refunded on account of withdrawal of Admission. 3. All Deposits are payable in full on admission and the refundable securities are refunded only when the student leaves the Institute after deducting all the dues as determined by the Institute. Security Deposit will be forfeited, if it is not claimed within three years of the candidates ceasing to be on the roll of Institute. For refund, the student is required to make a written request to the Dy. Registrar (Acad.), NSIT enclosing Original Fee Receipt and Admission Slip within the stipulated time period.
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3.13 HoSTEl fAcIlITy AnD cHArGES
The Institute has four hostels for boys and one hostel for girls. As far as possible, hostel accommodations are provided to the students. First year students are segregated and allotted separate Hostel It is mandatory for all the allottees of hostel accommodation to avail the mess facility of the respective hostels. Students staying in the Hostel are required to comply with all the rules and regulations of the University and the Institute in this regard. Subject to availability of accommodation, the outside Delhi Region students will be allotted hostels on the day of registration, whereas the Delhi Region students will be allotted hostels within one week of registration.
HoSTEl cHArGES
A PER SEMESTER 1. 2. 3. 4. Hostel Accommodation Rent Electricity and Water Charges Hostel/Mess Establishment/Services and Maintenance Fee MESS BILL ADVANCE B ONE TIME AT THE TIME OF ADMISSION 1. 2. 3. 4. Medical OPD Fee (Non-Refundable) Mess Security Deposit (Refundable) Hostel Security Deposit (Refundable) Furniture Security (Refundable) Grand Total Rs. 100/Rs. 6000/Rs. 5000/Rs. 1000/rs. 15,100/Rs. 2000/Rs. 500/Rs. 500/Rs. 6000/-
Mess bill advance of rs. 6000/- is to be deposited in the concerned Hostels Mess Account in Andhra bank at nSITand rs. 15,100/- for all the remaining above mentioned heads is to be deposited in Institutes Account in Andhra bank at nSIT. The following documents are required at the time of allotment of hostel accommodation: 1. fee receipts: i. of rs. 15,100/- to be deposited in the Institutes Account in Andhra bank, nSIT. ii. of rs. 6000/- deposited in concerned Hostels Mess Account in Andhra bank, nSIT for Mess bill advance. 2. b.E. Admission Slip
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5 colour photographs (2 Stamp size and 3 passport size) of the student. Photocopy of Parents Identity Card (for parents signature verification) recent address proof:- Telephone/Electricity bill/bank Pass book, etc. Note: a. Mess Advance is adjusted at the end of each semester or when the student surrenders the hostel accommodation. b. At any time during the course, a student may be required to pay additional deposits or fees to cover increased costs on any item of expenditure. c. Students who are required to stay in the Hostel during the summer/winter vacation, for genuine reason under special circumstances, will be allowed on payment @ Rs.600/- per month towards rent plus electricity/water charges. d. Any violation of the Hostel Rules will be viewed seriously. The Hostel Warden or any other person authorized by the Director is fully competent to deal with the residents in a manner the situation demands. e. For all enquiries about Hostel accommodation, the candidates should contact the respective Hostel Wardens.
3.14
fEE concESSIonS, ScHolArSHIPS, fInAncIAl ASSISTAncE, MEDAlS, PrIZES ETc.

3.14.1 SCHOLARSHIPS The Institute awards the following scholarships:-
1. MErIT ScHolArSHIP i) Merit Scholarship of the value of Rs. 100/- per annum each (payable in lumpsum) with exemption from tuition fees for the full session and a merit certificate. ii) Merit Scholarships is earmarked for the top 25% students of each Degree Department of the Institute on the basis of results declared by Delhi University. Further, applications shall be invited from the top listed meritous students. Eligible students may submit their applications alongwith following documents: a. Undertaking that the student has not claimed any other scholarship from any other sources. b. The original fee receipt of both semesters of the particular year in which scholarships have been announced.
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MErIT-cUM-MEAnS ScHolArSHIP i) Merit-cum-Mean Scholarship of the value of Rs. 75/- p.m. with exemption from tuition fees for the full session to each eligible student. ii) Merit-cum-means scholarship will be earmarked upto a maximum of 15% students belonging to low income group, whose total income does not exceed Rs.1,00,000/- p.a. They will be entitled for free education (i.e. exemption of tuition fee) on the grounds of Merit-cum-means Scholarship. Further, merit cum means Scholarship will be exclusive of Merit Scholarship. If any student is eligible for both, hewill be given merit scholarship and the benefit of Meritcum-means Scholarship will be transferred to the next eligible candidate.
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oTHEr ScHolArSHIPS i) Students are also entitled to the other scholarships offered by the respective State Government/Union Territories under the National Scholarship Schemes of the Government of India. ii) Students may also apply to the respective State Governments, wherever applicable, for loans for persuing their studies.
iii) Scheduled Caste/Tribe students are entitled to fee concessions subject to the fulfillment. iv) There are few scholarships awarded annually to the engineering students by the University of Delhi. 3.14.2 MEDALS/PRIZES/CERTIFICATES 1. Awarded by the University of Delhi: The following Gold Medals are awarded by the University of Delhi: i. L. Jogeshwar Nath Gold Medal: Awarded to the best student in Technical Education. ii. Engineering Projects India Ltd. Gold Medal: Awarded to the student who secures the highest marks in B.E. (Electronics and Communication Engg.) Examination.
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Awarded by the Institute i. Presidents Gold Medal: Awarded to the student standing first in the Final Year B.E. Examination considering all disciplines. (10 gms. of 22 carat gold) ii. Directors Gold Medal: Awarded to the best all rounder student of the Final Year. (10 gms. of 22 carat gold)
iii. Institutes Silver Medals: Awarded to the student standing first in the Final B.E. Examination in each discipline (each 20 Gms silver medal). iv. Institutes Silver Medals: Awarded for the best contribution in the Final Year Project in each discipline. (each 20 gms silver medal)
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Cups/Certificates: Awarded for different sports activities.
vi. Medals/Certificates/Prizes: Awarded for various Co-curricular activities like Debate, Drama and other Cultural/Professional activities organized with the approval of the Director for the furtherance of the objectives of the Institute and for the best overall performance in the corporate life of the Institute. Any amount pertaining to refund of fee, stipend, merit scholarship, merit-cummeans scholarship and prize, if not claimed by the students within the prescribed period, will be remitted back to the appropriate authority concerned and the same will not be redrawn, whatsoever the reason may be.
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1. Every student must always carry his Identity Card. The identity card would be issued by the Institute on submission of four copies of colour photographs (passport size/front pose) immediately after admission and the same is reendorsed in each session. This will help him to establish his identity for drawing prizes, scholarships, using Library facilities, receiving money orders and postal articles etc. 2. It is mandatory for every student to have at least 75 percent attendance separately in each subject in lectures, tutorials and practical classes in each semester; otherwise, he will be detained from appearing in the University examinations. 3. The registration of the student stands cancelled if he fails to have the mandatory attendance require. There are no separate year work marks in case of B.E. students in the new Examination Scheme in force since 1990-91 sessions. In this Scheme the student is required to score a minimum of 40 percent marks in each subject failing which he is to repeat that subject as and when offered. He is further required to abide by the rules and regulations governing the Examination Scheme of the University. 4. Educational tours to various Industries and other places of interest are arranged periodically and the Institute also contributes to some extent towards the traveling expenses of the students. As these tours are of great educational value, it is compulsory for every student to undertake them according to the programme fixed by the Institute. On return, a comprehensive report about the tour is to be submitted by each student which will be evaluated like other Class Work. 5. Disciplinary action will be taken against any student using unfair means in the examinations/tests. 6. During the practical training, all students should maintain a day-to-day record of their work and observations in a prescribed practical diary/journal.
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7. At the time of admission, every student shall be required to sign the following declaration: I submit myself to the disciplinary jurisdiction of the Vice-Chancellor and other authorities to enforce discipline under the Act, the Statutes, the Ordinances and the rules that have been framed by the University of Delhi and Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology. 8. Admission to the Institute implies acceptance by the student and by his parents/ guardian of all provisions given in the Institute Prospectus, University Calendar or any changes in University/Institute Rules, Regulations, Statutes, Ordinances, examination schemes, syllabi, fees or any other dues that may be made from time to time. 9. Every student will have to handover to the Institute, at his cost, a typed copy of his project report with illustrations as required for University Examinations. This will remain the sole property of the Institute. ragging is taken very seriously by the Institute and on Directions of the Honble Supreme court of India vide its order dated 16.5.2007, the Institute has decided to strictly implement and enforce all rules and regulations for prevention and prohibition of ragging in the Institute. All the students are required to submit an undertaking on Rs.10/- Non-Judicial stamp paper for anti-ragging within one week of registration in the office of Dean, Student Welfare. Format of the same is available on the website of the Institute. consumption of alcohol and any intoxicant substance is strictly prohibited in the Institute. VArIoUS TyPES of rAGGInG The Honble Supreme Court has, inter-alia, mentioned the following types of ragging:1. Ragging has several aspects with, among others, psychological, social, political, economic, cultural, and academic dimensions. 2. Any act that prevents, disrupts or disturbs the regular academic activity of a student should be considered within the academics related aspect of ragging; similarly, exploiting the services of a junior student for completing the academic tasks assigned to an individual or a group of seniors is also an aspect of academics related ragging prevalent in many institutions, particularly in the technical institutions. 3. Any act of financial extortion or forceful expenditure burden put on a junior student by senior students should be considered an aspect of ragging for ragging economic dimensions.
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4. Any act of physical abuse including all variants of it: sexual abuse, homosexual assaults, stripping, forcing obscene and lewd acts, gestured, causing bodily harm or any other danger to health or person can be put in the category of ragging with criminal dimensions. 5. Any act or abuse by spoken words, emails, snail-mails, blogs, public insults should be considered within the psychological aspects of ragging. This aspect would also include deriving perverted pleasure, vicarious or sadistic thrill from actively or passively participating in the discomfiture to others; the absence of preparing freshers in the run up to their admission to higher education and life in hostels also can be ascribed as a psychological aspect of ragging coping skills in interaction with seniors or strangers can be imparted by parents as well. Any act that affects the mental health and self-confidence of students also can be described in terms of the psychological aspects of ragging. 6. The human rights perspective of ragging involves the injury caused to the fundamental right to human dignity through humiliation heaped on junior students by seniors; often resulting in the extreme step of suicide by the victims. Actions to be taken against student for indulging and abetting in ragging in technical institutions Universities including Deemed to be University imparting technical education:1. The punishment to be meted out to the persons indulged in ragging has to be exemplary and justifiably harsh to act as a deterrent against recurrence of such incidents. The students who are found to be indulged in ragging should be debarred from taking admission in any technical institution in India. 2. Every single incident of ragging a First Information Report (FIR) must be filed without exception by the institutional authorities with the local police authorities. 3. Depending upon the nature and gravity of the offence as established by the AntiRagging Committee of the institution, the possible punishments for those found guilty of ragging at the institution level shall be any one or any combination of the following: i. Cancellation of admission ii. Suspension from attending classes
iii. Withholding/withdrawing scholarship/fellowship and other benefits iv. Debarring from appearing in any test/examination or other evaluation process v. Withholding results vi. Debarring from representing the institution in any regional, national or international meet, tournament, youth festival, etc.
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vii. Suspension/expulsion from the hostel
viii. Rustication from the institution for period ranging from 1 to 4 semesters ix. Expulsion from the institution and consequent debarring from admission to any other institution. x. Fine of Rupees 25,000/-
xi. Collective punishment: when the persons committing or abetting the crime of ragging are not identified, the institution shall resort to collective punishment as a deterrent to ensure community pressure on the potential raggers. 4. The institutional authority shall intimate the incidents of ragging occurred in their premises along with actions taken to the Council immediately after occurrence of such incident and inform the status of the case from time to time. Courts should make an effort to ensure that cases involving ragging are taken up on priority basis to send the correct message that ragging is not only to be discouraged but also to be dealt with sternness.
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1. Admission to the Institute implies acceptance by the student and by his parents/ guardian of all provisions given in the Institute Prospectus, University Calendar or any changes in University/Institute Rules, Regulations, Statues, Examination Schemes, Syllabi, Fees, etc. that may be made from time to time. 2. A student who has been admitted to the B.E. Degree Course will have to acquire at least 25 credits by the end of the first two semesters failing which; he will be required to discontinue studies. 3. During each semester for B.E. Courses, a mid-semester examination is held. It carries 20% marks for each theory paper. Under the University rules, there is no provision for reconducting Mid-Semester Examination. If a student fails to appear in any Mid-Semester, for any reason, he gets Zero Mark (out of 20 marks) for the missed examination. The student is not allowed to repeat the missed MidSemester Examination subsequently under any circumstances. Consequently, the assessment of a student, who misses the mid-semester examination, will be out of 80% marks (10% marks for assignments, quizzes and 70% marks for End semester examination). However, if a student is re-registered in any semester, he will be allowed to appear in all the examinations including mid-semester.
AcADEMIc AnD EXAMInATIon rUlES
4. Every student is required to submit typed copy of his project report/thesis/ dissertation with illustrations as required for various University Examinations. This will remain the sole property of the Institution.
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4.
PoST GrADUATE coUrSES
The Institute admits the students to the following Post Graduate courses in the Faculty of Technology of the University of Delhi.
4.1
MASTEr of TEcHnoloGy (M.TEcH.) ProGrAMMES

A) M.TECH. FULL-TIME (Four Semester Programme of Two year duration as per guidelines of AICTE)
Sl. no. 1.
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4. 2
EDUcATIonAl QUAlIfIcATIonS for ADMISSIon To M.TEcH.

4.2.1. Eligibility Conditions for admission 1. for full-Time M.Tech. i. A candidate must have passed B.E./B.Tech. Degree in Electronics and Communication/Computer/Electronics/Electrical Engg. / Instrumentation & Control Engineering from the University of Delhi or equivalent qualifications from recognized Universities/Institutions. or A candidate must have passed in the A.M.I.E (India) Exam. with appropriate Specializations/Grad I.E.T.E. (India), A.M.I.E. (London), or any other examination in the relevant/appropriate branch recognized as equivalent to B.E. by the University of Delhi. ii. A candidate for admission to full time course must have valid GATE score card. (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering).
2. for full-time Sponsored M.Tech./Part-Time i. A candidate must have passed B.E./B.Tech. degree in Electronics & Communication/ Computer/ Electronics/ Electrical Engg. / Instrumentation & Control Engineering from the University of Delhi or equivalent qualifications from recognized Universities/ Institutions. or A candidate must have passed in the A.M.I.E. (India) Exam. with appropriate specializations/ Grad I.E.T.E. (India), A.M.I.E. (London), or any other examination in the concerned branch recognized as equivalent to B.E. by the University of Delhi. ii. Preference shall be given to those candidates who are GATE qualified. Note: 1. The number of sponsored/Part-Time candidates shall not exceed the 50% of fulltime seats. 2. The candidate must have a minimum one year full-time work experience (on the last date of application) in a registered firm/company/industry educational and research institutions/ any Government Departments or Government Autonomous Organizations in the relevant field in which admission is being sought. 3. Sponsored candidates/Part-Time will not be eligible to receive scholarship, even if they are admitted on the basis of GATE score.
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4. A letter from the employer must be furnished stating that the candidate is being sponsored to get admission. The employer should also indicate that the candidates will not be withdrawn midway till the completion of the Course. 5. All admissions in M.Tech. Courses will close on 31.08.2011. 4.2.2 Age Requirement A candidate should be twenty one years of age before the first day of October (i.e. by 30th of September) in the year in which he seeks admission. However, the ViceChancellor, on the basis of individual merit, may relax the age up to a maximum period of one year. 4.2.3 Reservation No seats are reserved for scheduled castes in a Post-Graduate Courses where the number of seats is less than 7. Where number of seats is 7 or more but less than 15, 15% of seats will be reserved for scheduled caste candidates (if no scheduled caste candidate is available, the seat would go to a scheduled tribe candidate (if available). Where the number of seats is 5 or more, reservation @ 15 percent and 7.5 percent will be made for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes candidates (inter-changeable) will be made, respectively. Department wise 3% of total seats will be reserved to the physically disabled candidates.
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1. All candidates for admission to these postgraduate programmes must submit their applications to the Institute in the prescribed form as per the guidelines notified by the Institute/University. 2. Candidates shall be required to present themselves for interview before a Selection Committee, which will consist of: i. Head of the Department concerned (Appointed by the University). ii. All Professors in the Department of the College/Institute. iii. Heads of other Engineering departments or their nominees. iv. Two Assistant Professors in the Department by rotation.
ProcEDUrE for ADMISSIon
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The final selection of candidates shall be made by the Selection Committee on the basis of their performance at the qualifying examination (as in Para 8.2 (a) and (b) and interview (the weight ages for these being in the ratio 80:20) as indicated below: fUll-TIME Weight age for GATE score Interview/Viva-voce Total MAXIMUM MArKS 80% 20% 100%
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FOR FULL-TIME SPONSORED/PART TIME CANDIDATES fUll-TIME Qualifying Examinations (Aggregate) Test conducted by Institute Interview/Viva-voce Total
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a. Appearing in interview/viva-voce is compulsory for full-time candidates. b. Appearing in written test and interview/viva-voce is compulsory for full-time sponsored candidates. c. Candidates securing less than 50% marks in the above procedure will not be admitted. All admissions will be made in order of merit. d. After the recommendations and approval of the Selection Committee, the selected candidates will be offered admission to the programme. They will be required to deposit Institute fee before joining the concerned Department. e. There will not be any direct admission to any level above the first semester.
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Ph.D. ProGrAMMES
Ph.D. ProGrAMMES In THE DIVISIonS/ScHool
The Institute has provision for admitting full-time scholars. The areas of interest include, but are not restricted to, the following: 1. Division of Electronics and communication Engineering : Bipolar and MOS Analog Integrated Circuits, Current-mode Analog Signal Processing, Digital Communication, Optical Networks, Optical Communication. 2. Division of computer Engineering and Information Technology: CAD of VLSI, Reconfiguration Computing and FPGA, Software Engineering, Information Systems, Real-Time Systems, Artificial Intelligence, Data Mining, Image Processing, Natural Language Processing, Computer Networking, Mobile Computing, Hardware Software Co design, Sensor Network, Video Modeling and Processing. 3. Division of Instrumentation and control Engineering : Industrial Electronics and Industrial Drives, Instrumentation including Biomedical and Intelligent Instrumentation, Process Control and Mechatronics, Networking and Distributed Computer Control System.
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4. Division of Manufacturing Processes and Automation Engineering : Manufacturing Automation, Computer Aided Design and Manufacturing, Manufacturing Systems, Computer Integrated Manufacturing, Industrial Management, Engineering Management, Nano Manufacturing and Nano Mechanics. 5. Division of biotechnology : Agricultural Microbiology, Computational Biology,. 6. School of Applied Sciences: i. Mathematics : Approximation Theory, Fluid Dynamics, Biomechanics, Linear and Nonlinear waves, Cosmology; Astronomy and Astrophysics Complex Analysis. ii. chemistry : Inorganic Chemistry, organic chemistry, polymer science. iii. Physics : Material science, Elastic Dielectrics, Electro-mechanical sensors, MCT Characterization, Non conventional energy sources
7. Proposed fields in the future: i. English and Linguistics: English Language Teaching; Language Acquisition and Development and Socio-linguistics Masters degree in Engineering/Technology/Science or equivalent in relevant area with a consistently good academic record (securing 70% or more marks in aggregate). Candidates selected for admission to the Ph.D. programmes will have to subsequently apply to the University of Delhi for Ph.D. registration as per Delhi University Rules.
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5.3
The Institute aims at identifying suitable candidates having keen interest in teaching and research who would like to take up a career in Academics. In line with this objective, therefore, a scheme of Teaching-cum-Research Fellowship has been introduced. Exceptionally brilliant candidates having keen interest in an academic career shall be considered for this fellowship. An amount of Rs. 25,000/- p.m. during in, first year and Rs. 30,000/- p.m. during subsequent years (after a rigorous review) is being paid under Teaching-cum-ResearchFellowship. Successful candidates, on completion of Ph.D. under the scheme, stand good chance of being considered for absorption as faculty in this Institute through proper Selection Committee. A Scheme also exists for the award of Research Assistantship for providing financial assistance to the students. In terms of this scheme, full-time Ph.D. candidates with M.Tech. Or equivalent qualifications are considered. The student who is not found suitable for TRF but found suitable for research assistantship can be considered to Ph.D Degree programme as research fellow with stipend/ fellowship as per rule.
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5.4 SElEcTIon ProcEDUrE
The eligible candidates will be called for personal interview in NSIT for which no TA/DA will be admissible. Selected candidates shall be required to deposit Institute fee and other charges immediately at the time of registration for which he will be intimated before the date of registration well-before-the time. The amount is payable in DD/Bankers cheque as per rule.
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6.1
SPEcIAl ProGrAMMES
conTInUInG EDUcATIon ProGrAMME (cEP)
Under the Continuing Education Programme, the Institute has been conducting various short term Courses since 1991 in the areas of Electronics and Computer primarily for the benefit of technical teachers, scientists and working engineers, to make them abreast of the latest developments in the field of Science and Technology. The participants coming from different parts of the country have been benefited by these courses. This has also provided a useful forum for increasing the Industry-Institute interaction. A Special Component Programme was sanctioned by the Government for the benefit of students, teachers, professionals etc. belonging to SC/ST category. This Programme was initiated in the Institute during the year 1995-96 and is currently in operation. The objective of the programme is to help persons belonging to SC/ST category in improving their theoretical and practical skill in order to improve their employability, and in some cases to inculcate the importance of entrepreneurship so that they can develop means for improving their livelihood as well as the quality of life.
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ADVAncED cEnTrES
The CEDT was started in August 2003, to offer a workspace that allows the faculty and students of the Institute to carry out research and developmental activities tuned to the needs of the industry. The aim of the centre is to develop necessary expertise in the areas of telematics, instrumentation and control systems, power electronics, space electronics, communication systems, electronics packaging and production systems and industrial product design. These skills should be used to maintain close ties with the
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industry through joint projects and professional consultancies. Currently, the Centre offers consultancy to the industry for product design, offers short-term professional courses to the students as well as the industry. The Centre has undertaken a number of industrial projects and has publications based upon some of them. Several projects carried out at the Centre have won awards in international design contests such as A3-Dimensional color graphics display system, Battery-less TV remote, Multilingual talking thermometer, Dude , wheres my car. Sh. Dhananjay V. Gadre, Coordinator of CEDT has been involved with the International Fablab program of Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), USA and has been acting as a mentor for many of these international labs located in Norway, South Africa, Boston and in Pabal, India. He has received a donation of components and equipment worth 15000 US$ from MITs Center for Bits and Atoms for prototyping, which are being used at CEDT.
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nEW cEnTErS
The following additional advance centers have also been set up at NSIT :
1. center for Virtual reality and Multimedia Technology (VrMT) in the Division of computer Engineering: The Institute has developed a high quality Centre for Multimedia and Virtual Realty to carry forward the researches and to promote education in this field. The Centre is designed to utilize cutting-edge technologies in the Multimedia and Virtual Realty. It has a number of diverse equipments including hardware and software that allow visual and audio media to be combined in new ways for the purpose of communicating. Application developed in the Centre included communication, Entertainment, Education and advertising. The Centre Possesses a number of dedicated Media Appliances such as digital video recorders (DVRs), interactive LCD, MP3 players, video conferencing and advanced wireless devices land public video display systems. 2. center of Virtual Instrumentation and control Technology (VIcT) in the Division of Instrumentation and control Engg.: Virtual Instrumentation is the latest development in the area of instrumentation. In this domain of measurement, the PC works as an instrument. These systems are cost effective and flexible. With the advent of computer technology and its leverage to measurement and control systems, particularly, the intelligent measurement systems, VICT is created under the Division of Instrumentation and Control Engineering, with a focus to offer research grade facilities for the UG/PG students to carry out the good quality projects. State of the art, research grade equipments for measurement and control applications are available in the centre. Some of the facilities available in the centre are: Lab VIEW S/W, various processes for flow, Level, Temperature and Pressure and Real Time Systems, etc. Currently the VICT is in its initial stage and the centre is expected to be fully ready in near future.
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3. center for rapid Prototyping and Product Design (crPPD) in the Division of Manufacturing Processes and Automation Engg.: Rapid prototyping (RP), that combines Computer Aided Design (CAD) and generation of physical objects, is one of the vital components of Reverse Engineering (RE). It is an essential part of the design process which exposes and facilitates the elimination of design errors early in the product development stage and before any significant investment is made. In RP, physical parts are fabricated layer by layer. It uses additive manufacturing processes, which do not require any tools or set-ups compared to the subtractive techniques used in the traditional machining operation and thus reduces the prototype development time. In NSIT Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) machine has been procured to produce the prototype of physical objects. Machine reads the data from the CAD drawing in the form of SLT files and lays down successive layers of materials to build up the prototype. The primary advantage to additive fabrication is its ability to create almost any shape or geometric feature. These prototypes can be used extensively for the validation of Design and Mechanism The vision of this centre is to develop a state of the Art facility in this Institute so that under graduates and post graduates students from this institute, as well as from the other institutes can conduct joint research on industry oriented programme. 4. center for Application of Information Technology in financial Systems (cAITfS) in the Division of Information Technology: The Advance Centre of IT (CAITFS) has been developed in the Division of Information Technology, NSIT, New Delhi. The main focus of this centre is to look into the information security aspects in networks. Information security in networks has been a topic of much discussion in the last few years. This centre CAITFS plays an important role in enhancing the technical talents of the students and provides research facility to the faculty of various departments. The Centre has also produced around 10 research papers in various international journals/ Conferences/Symposiums. Keeping in view the objective of reducing unemployment, countywide movement has been launched to promote entrepreneurship as an alternate career among Science and Technology Graduates. To achieve this, Science and Technology graduates who possess latent entrepreneurial potentials need to be motivated, trained and guided on various aspects of enterprise launching and management. In view of this, Entrepreneurship Awareness and Development Programme for developing entrepreneurial competence amongst NSIT grandaunts have been planned as a regular feature at NSIT
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7.4.
A Science and Technology (S&T) Park is proposed to be setup at NSIT Campus, Sector-3, Dwarka, New Delhi. This Park is envisaged to house research and development (R&D) units of Indian and Multi-National Companies provide incubation facility for students/ start-up firms and serve as a knowledge hub in the National Capital Region. This platform would further act as a catalyst in the proposed mechanism for academiaindustry interaction. The objectives of setting up an S&T Park are the following: i. To foster IndustryInstitute Partnership in the areas of advanced technology research. ii. To provide an opportunity for NSIT to leverage industry expertise and to support advanced research. iii. To position Delhi as an important destination for advanced research in Science and Technology. iv. To promote small and medium entrepreneurs by creating a conducive environment in the field of Information Technology.
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cEnTrAl fAcIlITIES
lIbrAry
The Library has a rich collection on science and Engineering text and references. In addition to this, a large number of research journals are also being subscribed to cater the teaching and research needs of the students and the faculty of NSIT. The collection is managed into five sections namely-Book Bank cum Text Book Section; General Section, Reference Section, Periodical Section and Audio Visual Cum Digital Library Section. The Library remains open for reference and study purposes even after the normal Institutes working hours. Catalogue of the library documents is accessible through Institutes Intranet. NSIT is a member of DELNET and OPAC (online Public Access Catalogue) on various libraries in country accessible through Web access. Library provides services such as : Xeroxing, Circulation of Books, Text Books, Video Library access, Access to on-line databases (INSPEC, COMPENDEX, ACM Digital Library) and access of INTERNET.
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There is a standing committee namely Library Advisory Committee (LAC) to look into the overall matter of the library in the interest of Academic Community of the Institute through the head library services. Activities of the Library are mainly divided into three sections namely journal Section, Service Section and Book Section. There is a collection of approximately 42,000 books. It includes Text Books, Reference Source, Course as well as morale related other Books etc. The Audio Visual Section of the library comprises of more than 1000 cassettes of lecture series of different engineering courses in a number of areas such as digital signal processing , VLSI design and Digital Image Processing and 500 CDs on books and journals. Library is subscribing 63 international 13 national print journals, 4 full text on-line data basis (IEL Springer, ASME, ACM), one bibliographic on-line database (INSPEC and COMPENDEX on EV2) There is approximately 2500 bound volume of back issues of print journals. 20 National Hindi and English newspaper and 60 magazines are procured on regular basis. Library remains open from 9.30 to 8.30 on Monday to Friday and from 10.00 to 5.30 P.M.on Saturdays (except on gazetted holidays) for reference purposes.
The Institute has a campus-wide gigabit backbone connecting all offices, laboratories, faculty offices, library and hostels. This provides 10.5 Mbps internet access. The entire system has redundant links from two different internet service providers (1SPs) to provide reliable operation round the clock. In addition, there are a few Wi-Fi hot spots in the Institute for the benefit of students and faculty. In the campus there are separate hostels for boys, girls and married students providing single rooms as well as rooms on a sharing basis. There are four boys hostel and one girls hostel. Each hostel is well equipped with water coolers, television, sitting area, indoor games and independent dining facilities. The Physical Education is well equipped with the state of the art Gymnasium. All major games like Football and Cricket Grounds, Basketball, Lawn Tennis and Volley Ball Courts. Facility of Badminton Courts and Table Tennis Tables at each Hostel. Standard Running track (cinder) with Step Sitting Arrangement around it. Indoor Games like Table Tennis Carom etc. On the Sports Field
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InSTITUTE nETWorKInG ScHEME
8.3
HoSTEl fAcIlITIES
8.4
SPorTS fAcIlITIES
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The State Bank of India and the Andhra bank have established full-fledged branches in the premises. There is a post office too. The shopping complex has food products shop, stationery shop, barber shop, STD and ISD booths, photocopy shops etc. A modern shopping complex has started. At the College Caf
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co-cUrrIcUlAr AcTIVITIES
NSIT strongly believes in the all round development of students so that they can step out as effective world citizens armed with leadership qualities, human values and empathy for all sections of the society. Students actively participate in and fulfill organizational responsibilities for a number of co-curricular activities held in the Institute regularly. Two hours in a week are completely dedicated to special talks and other interactive programs for students. Due to such activities, there is a healthy blend of social, cultural and corporate environment prevalent at the Institute. The student and faculty chapters of the following International and National professional societies have a major presence in the Institute: Institute of Electronics and Electrical Engineers: IEEE-NSIT Chapter Society for Automotive Engineers: SAE-NSIT Chapter Indian Society for Technical Education: ISTE-NSIT Chapter Computer Society of India: CSI-NSIT Chapter Instrumentation Systems and Automation Society: ISA-NSIT Chapter
9.1
cHAPTErS of ProfESSIonAl SocIETIES
These chapters offer a bouquet of activities the entire year round with workshops, conferences, lecture series and special training programs. New incumbents are encouraged to join the professional societies and hone their organizational, technical and socio-cultural skills.
9.2
clUbS AnD oTHEr SocIETIES

Neighbourhood Project-A Social Service Club NSIT Quiz Club Dramatics club Crescendo-The music society NSIT Motorsports Book club Crosslinks- The newsletter group
9.3
cUlTUrAl AnD TEcHnIcAl fESTIVAlS
The following Cultural activities are also organized by the students every year : SPIC-MACAY: Students play a proactive role in the organization of Spic Macay programs. Over the years, renowned artists and intellectuals have performed and delivered lectures in our Institute. Students get an opportunity to interact with such eminent people. RESONANZ: An intra-college festival that enlivens each spring and finds students immersed in a variety of activities such as debates, poetry, extempore, fine arts and dramatics. MOKSHA: An inter-college cultural extravaganza that is very popular with students of Delhis colleges and other states as well. Besides innumerable
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cultural competitions, concerts by world-class musical bands, Kavi Sammelans and choreography shows are organized. NATYARANG: Students showcase their talent in dramatics through a series of one-act stage shows and street plays. INNOVISION : The National level inter-college technical festival of NSIT that attracts wide participation from students from all over India and abroad. Technical experts and corporate leaders are invited to interact with students and there is a whole range of events such as technical paper presentation, demonstration of entrepreneurship skills, programming contests and quiz contests. ANNUAL SPORTS AND ATHLETICS MEET: A series of competitions for indoor and outdoor games is conducted and culminates in the annual Sports meet each year. FAREWELL FUNCTION is held for students who are on the threshold of graduation. FRESHER PARTY is held to welcome our fresh incumbents each year where they have a chance to showcase their talents and integrate themselves with the milieu. The department of Physical Education conducts intramural tournaments every year like Volley Ball, Football, Cricket, Tennis, table Tennis, Chess, Carrom, Sports Quiz, Arm Wrestling, Power Lifting, Throw ball land Badminton, Tug of war(W) competition. Annual Sports and Athletic Meet is also organized every year along with staff and faculty members. The mini Gymnasiumis functioning along with the facilities of weightlifting, power lifting and Body Building for the students staff and faculty to keep them physically fit. The Basketball court, Atelic Track (400Mtr.) cinder, Volley Ball Court, and Cricket Pitch is ready and the Sports Stadium along with a Swimming Pool is also in the master plan.
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PHySIcAl EDUcATIon AnD SPorTS
9.5
AlUMnI ASSocIATIon
Interaction between the alumni and the current students serves a purpose in the professional development of students and the emotional attachment of the alumni with their Alma Mater. This goes a long way in nurturing the quest for achieving excellence, both for the institution, students and the alumni. Alumni Association of NSIT is playing an important role in providing such a platform. Realizing this, NSIT has decided to further develop and strength Alumni Association.
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TEcHnIcAl SEMInArS
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10. TrAInInG AnD PlAcEMEnT

10.1 TrAInInG
Practical training forms an integral part of our students overall development as an engineer. In the course of four years at NSIT, students belonging to various departments i.e. Electronics and Communication Engineering, Computer Engineering, Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Information Technology, Manufacturing Processes and Automation Engineering and Bio Technology - undergo four rounds of training, both within and outside (in-plant training) the institute. As part of the curriculum, arrangements are made for the students to undergo practical training during summer and winter breaks in Multinational/Private/Public Sector Undertakings/Government Department as well as Laboratories of the Institute. Many prominent organizations and multi-national companies such as Microsoft, Google, Intel, Maruti etc visit our campus on a regular basis to take interns in their ongoing projects. This facilitates a healthy studentindustry interaction which benefits both parties in the long run. Parents/guardians of students should note that for the supervised in-plant practical training students will be sent to industrial organizations, both in and outside Delhi, depending upon the availability of training places. Parents of the students will be responsible for any damage caused by their wards to the Factory/installation during the practical training SUMMER TRAINING AT VARIOUS UNIVERSITIES/INSTITUTIONS ABROAD In view of the globalization, acceptance and marketability of the NSITians has also increased multifold. A large number of Universities/Institutions have visited NSIT in the past one year and have shown their willingness to have tie-ups including the students training and faculty exchange programmes. Memorandum of Understandings (MOU) between NSIT and some of the worlds leading universities such as the University of Western Australia, n plus I, France, Group Des Ecoles Des Mines(Gem), University of Wolverhampton, EPFL, Lussan etc. have also been signed and student exchange programs are regularly held in which many students from NSIT go to these universities as interns Approx. 52 students have been offered Masters Programmes in Prestigious Universities abroad in 2009-10 and nearly same number of students have been offered summer Internships in various Universities of global repute from June-July 2010.
10.2
PlAcEMEnT
Campus Recruitment conducted by the Institute is a critical activity for young engineers aspiring to pursue a career in Multi-national companies, Government Departments, Private/Public Sector Undertakings.
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11. nSIT ADMInISTrATIon

DIrEcTor
DEAnS Dean, Post Graduate Studies Dean, Under Graduate Studies Dean, Industrial research & Development Dean, Students Welfare : : : : Prof. Sangeeta Sabharwal Prof. o.P. Thakur Prof. Sachin Maheshwari Prof. M.P.S. bhatia : Prof. raj Senani
HEADS of THE DIVISIonS / ScHoolS

Division of Electronics and communication Engineering Division of computer Engineering Division of Instrumentation and control Engineering Division of Manufacturing Processes & Automation Engineering and Division of nano Technology Division of Information Technology Division of biotechnology School of Applied Sciences & Division of Management : Prof. raj Senani
: :
Prof. Shampa chakraverty Prof. Alok Prakash Mittal
Prof. Sachin Maheshwari
: : :
Prof. Sangeeta Sabharwal Prof. A.K. Dubey Prof. j.r.P. Gupta
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11.1 Division of Electronics and communication Engineering

Dr. Raj Senani
B.Sc., B.Sc. Engg., M.E. (Hons.), Ph.D.
Ms. Sujata Sengar

B.Sc. Engg. M.Sc. Engg.
Professor & Head
Associate Professor & Associate Head
Dr. Maneesha Gupta

B.E., M.E., Ph.D.
Dr. Harish Parthasarathy

B.Tech., Ph.D.
Professor
Professor
Sh. Dhananjay Vasudeo Gadre

B.Sc, M.Sc. M.Engg.
Dr. Shree Prakash Singh

B.Tech., M.Tech., Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
Dr. Parul Garg

B.Sc. Engg., M.Sc. Engg., Ph.D.
Ms. Jyotsna Singh

B.Tech., M.Tech.
Associate Professor
Asstt. Professor
Sh. D. K. Upadhyay
B.E., M.Tech.
Dr. Tarun Rawat

B.Tech, M.Tech., Ph.D.
Asstt. Professor
Asstt. Professor
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11.2 Division of computer Engineering / Division of Information Technology

Prof. Shampa Chakraverty
B.E., M.Tech., Ph.D.
Prof. Sangeeta Sabharwal

B.E., M.E., Ph.D.
Professor & HOD, COE
Professor & HOD, IT Dean, PGS
Prof. M. P. S. Bhatia
B.E., M.E.,Ph.D.
Dr. Satish Chand

M.Sc., M.Tech.,Ph.D.
Professor COE Dean, SW
Professor COE
Dr. Satbir Jain

Ph.D.
Sh. Rajiv Kumar

B.Tech, M.E.
Associate Professor COE
Associate Professor COE & Associate Head
Ms. Sushma Nagpal

B.E., M.Tech.
Dr. Ritu Sibal

B.E., Ph.D.
Asstt. Professor COE
Ms. Preeti Kaur

B.E.
Ms. Veenu
M.Sc. (Computer Science Software)
Sh. Khushil Kr. Saini

B.Tech., M.Tech.
Dr. Anand Gupta

B.E., Ph.D.
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Ms. Vijeta Mehra

B.Tech (ECE), M.Tech (COE)
Dr. Bijendra Kumar

B.Tech.
Ms. Savita Yadav

M.Sc, M.Tech.
Dr. Rajeev Srivastava

B.E. ,M.E., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor COE (on Lien)
Ms. Poonam Rani

M.Tech.
Dr. S.K. Dhurendra

M.Sc., M.Tech., Ph.D.
Associate Professor and Associate Head IT
Mrs. Amarjit Malhotra

M.Tech.
Sh. Devender Kumar

B.E, M.Tech.
Assistant Professor IT
Assistant Professor IT
11.3 Division of Instrumentation and control Engineering

Prof. Alok Prakash Mittal
B.E. (Hons.), M.E., Ph.D.
Prof. J. R. P. Gupta
B.Sc. Engg., Ph.D.
Professor & Head
Professor Delhi university Head, ICE
Dr. Smriti Srivastava

B.E., M.Tech.,Ph.D.
Sh. R. C. Thakur
B.Sc. Eng., M.Tech.
Professor & Associate Head
Associate Professor
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Sh. K. P. S. Rana
M.Sc., M.Tech.
Dr. Vijander Singh

B.Tech., M.E., Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
Ms. Asha Rani

B.Tech., M.E.
Ms. Piyush Saxena

B.Sc. Engg. , M.E.
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Dr. Prerna Gaur

B.Tech, M.E., Ph.D.
Dr. Pragya Varshney

B.E., M.E., Ph.D.
Asstt. Professor
Asstt. Professor
Sh. Vineet Kumar

M.Sc., M.Tech.
Sh. Shyama Kant Jha

B.E. (Hons.), M.E.
Asstt. Professor
Asstt. Professor
Dr. Yogesh Vijay Hote

B.E., M.E., Ph.D.
Dr. Rajneesh Sharma

B.E., M.E., Ph.D.
Asstt. Professor (on lien)
Asstt. Professor
Dr. Shambhu Nath Sharma

Sh. Vicky Suri

B.E
Asstt. Professor (on lien)
Asstt. Professor
Sh. Amar Nath Jha

B.Sc (Engg.), M.E.
Asstt. Professor
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11.4 Division of Manufacturing Processes and Automation Engineering
Dr. Sachin Maheshwari
B.E., M.E., Ph.D.
Sh. D. K. Singh
B.Sc. Engg.
Professor & Head Dean, IRD
Associate Professor & Associate Head
Dr. Sanjay Kumar Chak

Dr. S. K. Jha
M.Tech., Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Asstt. Professor
Dr. Vijayant Aggarwal

Sh. Sanjay Gupta

B.E., M.E.
Asstt. Professor
Asstt. Professor
Sh. A. V. Muley
B.E., M.Tech.
Dr. Rajesh Purohit B.E., M.Tech., Ph.D. Asstt. Professor (On lien)
Asstt. Professor
Sh. Pradeep Khanna

B.E., M.E.
Sh. Aditya Kumar

B.E., M.E.,
Asstt. Professor
Asstt. Professor
Sh. C. S. Verma
B.E., M.E.
Asstt. Professor (On lien)
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11.5 Division of biotechnology
Prof. Ashok Kumar Dubey
M.Sc. Ph.D.
Dr. Sonika Bhatnagar

M.Sc., Ph.D.
Professor & Head
Asstt. Professor and Associate Head
11.6 School of Applied Sciences

Prof. J.R.P. Gupta
B.Sc. Engg., Ph.D.,
Dr. Vijay Gupta

M.Sc., M.Phil, Ph.D.
Professor, ICE & Head, SAS
Professor (Maths) & Associate Head
Mathematics
Dr. J. K. Misra
M.Sc., Ph.D.
Dr. Mamta Mishra

M.Sc., Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
Dr. Jasobanta Jena

M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Dr. J. K. Singh
M.Sc., Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Asstt. Professor
Dr. Neeraj Kumar

M.Sc., Ph.D.
Asstt. Professor
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Physics
Prof. O. P. Thakur
M.Sc., Ph.D.
Dr. Ranjana Jha

M.Sc., Ph.D.
Professor Dean, UGS
Associate Professor
chemistry
Dr. Sanjeeve Thakur
M.Sc., Ph.D.
Dr. Anjana Sarkar

M.Sc., Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Asstt. Professor
Dr. Purnima Jain

M.Sc., M.Tech., Ph.D.
Asstt. Professor
Humanities
Dr. Tanushree Choudhary
M.A. (English), M.A. (Linguistics), M.Phil (Linguistics), Ph.D.
Dr. Prashant Kumar Bhuyan

M.A. Sociology, M. Phil, Ph.D.
Asstt. Professor
Asstt. Professor
11.7 Division of Management

Dr. Duru Arun Kumar
B.Sc., M.A., Ph.D.
Sh. Pankaj Deshwal

B.A. (Economics) MBA (Finance & Marketing)
Asstt. Professor & Associate Head
Asstt. Professor
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11.8 offIcErS-In-cHArGE of AcADEMIc & STUDEnT AffAIrS

Prof. O.P. Thakur (Dean, UGS) Prof. Sangeeta Sabharwal (Dean, PGS) Dr. Vijay Gupta Sh. D.K. Upadhyay Dr. J. Jena Dr. J.K. Singh Dr. Smriti Srivastava Prof. M.P.S. Bhatia Sh. R.C. Thakur Dr. Sanjeeve Thakur Dr. Bijendra Kumar Sh. Devender Kumar Sh. Vineet Kumar Sh. A.N. Jha(ICE) Dr. Vijender Singh Sh. Devender Kumar Dr..S.P.Singh Dr. A.V. Muley Dr. Tanushree Chaudhary Ms. Savita Yadav Dr. J. Jena Sh. Rajeev Kumar Mrs. Savita Yadav : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : Chairman, Academic Committee Chairman, PG Studies & Research Committee Co-ordinator, Institute Time Table Dy. Co-ordinator, Institute Time Table Examination Superintendent (Theory) Dy. Superintendent Examination (Theory) Examination Co-ordinator (Practical) Professor-in-charge, Training and Placement Co-ordinator, Institute Networking Scheme Co-ordinator ( Hostel Affairs) (Chief Warden) Warden (Boys Hostel-I) Asstt. Warden (Boys Hostel-I) Warden (Boys Hostel-II) Asstt. Warden (Boys Hostel-II) Warden (Boys Hostel-III) Asstt. Warden (Boys Hostel-III) Warden, Ramanujan Hostel Asstt. Warden, Ramanujan Hostel Warden (Girls Hostel) Asstt. Warden (Girls Hostel) Head, Library Services Co-ordinator CEP/SCP Chairman Member Member Member Member Member Member Member Member Member Member Member Member Member
11.9 b.E. ADMISSIon coMMITTEE 2011
Prof. A.P. Mittal Sh. Mukesh Prasad Prof. O.P. Thakur Prof. M.P.S. Bhatia Dr. J.K. Misra Dr. Vijender Singh Dr. J. Jena Sh. Rajeev Kumar Sh. Sanjay Gupta Ms. Mala Sood Sh. H.H. Baa, Nominee of Dean, FOT(DU) Sh. Piyush Taneja Sh. J.R. Sharma Sh. S.Narayanan, Nominee of Dean, FOT(DU)
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ADMInISTrATIVE offIcErS
Sh. Mukesh Prasad Registrar Dr. J. K. Misra Vigilance Officer
Dr. Sanjeeve Thakur Head of Office
Ms. Mala Sood Dy. Registrar (Admn.) / (Acad.) (On Deputation)
Sh. Anil Arora Executive Engineer (Civil/Maintenance)
Sh. M. K. Gupta Asstt. Registrar (Stores & Purchase)
Dr. Alka Rai Asstt. Registrar (Acad)/PG
Dr. Vijayant Agarwal Public Relations Officer
Dr. P. P. Singh Medical Officer
Sh. Prabhat Kumar Choudhary Asstt. Librarian
Sh. Pardeep Deshwal Asst. Engineer(C/M)
Sh. Piyush Taneja Dy. Registrar, Accounts/ DDO (on deputation)
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Sh. D. N. S. Chauhan AAO/PAO (On deputation)
Sh. T. P. Mathew Private Secretary (Directors' Office)
Sh. Hawa Singh Asstt. Security Officer & Transport Officer
Sh. H. L. Yadav Assistant Security Officer
Sh. Suresh Saraf Section Officer (Estt.)
Ms. Madhu Sharma Section Officer (Acad)
Mrs. Chandermukhi Section Officer (Accounts)
Mrs. Jalja Santhanam Section Officer (Directors' Office)
Sh. Prem Kumar Section Officer (SAS)
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PrIncIPAl/DIrEcTorS of nSIT
PrIncIPAl Dr. B.N. Mishra 04.08.1983 30.06.1987
DIrEcTorS Dr. B.N. Mishra Dr. Raj Senani Dr. B. Kumar Dr. Raj Senani Dr. Baijnath Gupta Dr. Raj Senani Dr. Ranjit Singh Dr. Raj Senani 01.07.1987 31.05.1996 01.06.1996 23.09.1996 24.09.1996 -13.02.1997 14.02.1997 08.06.1997 09.06.1997 29.05.2003 30.05.2003 04.01.2004 05.01.2004 23.10.2008 24.10.2008 till date
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