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Why Students should Choose Amrutvahini- Mechanical Engineering

The department has well qualified and experienced staff. We have excellent record of results and placements. Department is enriched with the laboratories with de-facto standards. Laboratories are well equipped with state-of-the-art equipment including software and hardware. Project Lab with all necessary general purpose machines and hand tools have been established to foster the learning. Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Smart Learning Centre has been developed to enhance the digital learning experience.

Department focuses on building the industry linkage to provide the exposure to latest technologies through excellence centers and MoUs, in-plant training, workshops, value added courses, industrial visits and expert lectures. The enhancement in core technical competencies and soft skill development, the students are being recruited in reputed Design, manufacturing and ITes firms. MESA (Mechanical Engineering Students Association) is the student association, which looks into the various co-curricular activities in the department. Department also runs student chapters like Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE), Indian Society of Heating Refrigeration and Air conditioning Engineers (ISHRAE) [ have been adjudged by Best Student Chapter award], Institution of Engineers (IEI), ISTE. The overall goal of the department is to make brilliant and dynamic students to meet the industry challenges.

Department also motivate and support the students to participate in various national level competitions like SAE TIFAN, SUPRA, BAJA, Effi-Cycle, Formula Bharat etc. Team MAVERICKS of department has won FIRST prize in SAE TIFAN competition along with 3 category prizes ( Best Design, Best Innovation and Best Productivity ) with total prize money of Rs. 2,75,000/-; Team Mavericks has been FIRST WINNER in the year 2018, 2019 and 2022, 3 times out of 4 events. Team TITAN won 7th India and Second Maharashtra level prize in SAE BAJA competition. Team Titans ( m-BAJA-Self designed and manufactured ATV) got all India rank 73 among 420 teams at National level.Team Ashwavega’s ( E-BAJA-Self designed electric power based ATV )successfully cracked virtual round with all India rank 31st and 8th in Maharashtra . Team MAVERICKS receivedEducation and SOS awards and Certificate of Appreciation at Krishithon Nashik, 26.11.2018. Team Sunstrikers cracked virtual round with88% successfully of Future Solar design Challenge

Students of the department are consistently performing very well in GATE exam. 22 students have selected as Asst. Motor Vehicle Inspector (RTO) through MPSC. The department has excellent placement record with 690+ placement in last few years. On research front, 11 Patents has been published and 01 is granted.

Vision & Mission:

Vision:

To transform rural students into competent Mechanical Engineers and technocrats with professional and social values through continual excellence in engineering education

Mission:

M1:To impart quality education and training that develop engineers to meet challenges of ever advancing needs of industry, higher learning and entrepreneurship for the benefit of mankind and nature.
M2:To be recognized as department of academic excellence through resource development, conducive teaching-learning environment, skill development, and innovation and industry-institute interaction.
M3:To nurture professional and ethical values and life-long learning for successful career.

Infrastructure:

Sr.No.	Type	No. of Rooms	Seating Capacity (Number)	Area (Sq. M)
1.	Lecture Halls	06	370	654.05
2.	Smart Classroom	01	60	86.75
2.	Tutorial Rooms	02	18 X 2	70.05
3.	Conference Room	01	350	152.5
4.	Labs	12	274	1539.98
5.	Faculty Rooms	18	48	324.48
6.	H.O.D Office	01	01	17.10
7.	Deptt. Store	01	--	16.72
Total				2861.63

Laboratories

1. Laboratory Details (UG):

Sr. No.	Lab. Name	Area (Sq. M)	Laboratory Cost (Rs.)
1.	Heat Engine	181.37	5905712.00
2.	Steam Power	149.75	998702.00
3.	Heat Transfer	92.4	374095.00
4.	Refrigeration & Air Conditioning	49.35	341055.00
5.	Dynamics of Machinery	183.6	260203.00
6.	Theory of Machine	174	325142.45.00
7.	CAD CAM	195.46	11071181.50
8.	Industrial Fluid Power	87.1	1285875.00
9.	Mechatronics	91.2	589748.00
10.	PG and Research	70.65	4446947.00
11.	Project Laboratory	178	2909906.00
12.	Basic Mechanical Engineering	87.1	61788.00
Total			28570354.45

2. List of Major Equipment:

Sr. No	Equipment	Quantity (Number)	Amount (Rs.)
1.	Computers	141	72,88,427.00
2.	Hydraulic Accumulator & In diffuser	1	1,61,203.00
3.	4S4 Cylinder Diesel EngineTest rig	1	1,57,728.00
4.	Boiler non IBR	1	5,11,500.00
5.	Steam turbine	1	3,24,500.00
6.	Critical Heat Flux Appts.	1	164,940.00
7.	Diesel Generator set	1	5,00,000.00
8.	4S4 Cylinder Petrol Engine Test rig	1	15,97,500.00
9.	Single Cylinder Diesel Engine Test RIG	1	1,35,000.00
10.	Vapour Absorption Refrigeration Cycle Test RIG	1	101,430.00
11.	Computerised Natural Convection Apparatus	1	2,53,575.00
12	Pin on disc wear test rig	1	4,91,063.00
13	Journal bearing test rig	1	3,79,688.00
14	VCR Engine	1	12,10,950.00
15	Impact hammer	1	1,02,966.00
16	Multi Emission Analyser	1	2,05,269.00
17	4 ball tester	1	10,69,354.00
18	FFT analyser	1	12,27,548.00
19	Fatigue testing machine	1	1,15,314.00
20	Eddy current Dynamometer	1	8,59,050.00
21	Computerised Engine Test rig set up for single cylinder 4SVCR	1	3,51,900.00
22	Automobile wheel balancer	1	1,05,020.00
23	Computerized Multi-Cylinder Petrol Engine Test Rig	1	14,86,800
Total			1,88,00,725.00

Faculty/Student List

Sr.No.	Academic Year	Deatils
1.	2025-26	Read More
2.	2024-25	Read More
3.	2023-24	Read More
4.	2022-23	Read More
5.	2021-22	Read More
6.	2020-21	Read More
7.	2019-20	Read More

Sr.No.	Academic Year	Deatils
Academic Year: 2025-26
1.	SE_2025-26 - A	Read More
2.	SE_2025-26 - B	Read More
3.	TE_2025-26 - A	Read More
4.	TE_2025-26 - B	Read More
5.	BE_2025-26 - A	Read More
6.	BE_2025-26 - B	Read More
Academic Year: 2024-25
1.	SE_2024-25 - A	Read More
2.	SE_2024-25 - B	Read More
3.	TE_2024-25 - A	Read More
4.	TE_2024-25 - B	Read More
5.	BE_2024-25 - A	Read More
6.	BE_2024-25 - B	Read More
Academic Year: 2023-24
1.	SE_2023-24 - A	Read More
2.	SE_2023-24 - B	Read More
3.	TE_2023-24 - A	Read More
4.	TE_2023-24 - B	Read More
5.	BE_2023-24 - A	Read More
6.	BE_2023-24 - B	Read More
Academic Year: 2022-23
1.	FE_2022-23	Read More
2.	BE_2022-23	Read More
3.	TE_2022-23	Read More
4.	BE_2022-23	Read More

Syllabus

Sr. No.	2012 Course	2015 Course
1.	Ph.D.Course work	Ph.D.Course work

Programme Outcomes

Program Educational Objectives(PEO's):

PEO1: Plan, design, manufacture, maintain and improve systems that are technically sound, economically feasible and socially acceptable in the field of Mechanical and allied industries.
PEO2: Solve problems of engineering and social relevance by applying knowledge of Mechanical engineering and advanced tools for sustainable development.
PEO3: Work effectively as individual and as team member in multidisciplinary projects, and demonstrate managerial and entrepreneurial skills.
PEO4: Engage in lifelong learning, career enhancement and adopt to changing professional and societal needs.

Program Specific Outcomes(PSO's)

PSO 1: Apply the knowledge, design procedures, mathematical and advance tools for the design and evaluation of mechanical components and systems.
PSO 2: Demonstrate the ability to evaluate the performance of thermal and fluid systems for effective energy conversions.
PSO3: Select and apply appropriate manufacturing technologies and tools; and to develop competencies for working in manufacturing and allied industries.

Program Outcomes(PO's):

Engineering Graduates will be able to:

1. Engineering Knowledge: Graduates will demonstrate application of fundamental knowledge in mathematics, science and engineering.
2. Problem Analysis: Graduate will demonstrate the ability to identify, formulate, research literature and analyze complex engineering problems.
3. Design/Development of Solutions: Graduates will have the confidence to apply engineering solutions in socio-technical contexts by demonstrating awareness of contemporary issues.
4. Conduct Investigation of Complex Problems: Graduates will demonstrate the ability to identify, formulate and solve mechanical engineering problems using research based knowledge and research methods.
5. Modern Tool Usage: Graduates will be familiar with modern engineering software tools and equipment to analyze engineering problems.
6. The engineer and Society: Graduate will be able to apply contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, Safety, legal and cultural issues.
7. Environment and Sustainability: Graduate will understand the impact of the professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts and demonstrate the knowledge of need for sustainable development.
8. Ethics: Graduates will demonstrate an understanding of their professional and ethical responsibilities.
9. Individual and Team Work: Graduates will demonstrate the ability to function on engineering task as well as on multidisciplinary design teams.
10. Communication: Graduates will be able to communicate effectively in both verbal and written forms.
11. Project Management and Finance: Graduate will demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the engineering and management principles and apply these to work as a member or leader of team.
12. Life-long learning: Graduates should be capable of self-education and clearly understand the value of lifelong learning.

Course Outcomes

Sr. No.	2012 Course	2015 Course	2019Course
1.	FE (Common)	FE (Common)	FE (Common)
2.	SE Mech. Engineering	SE Mech. Engineering	SE Mech. Engineering
3.	TE Mech. Engineering	TE Mech. Engineering	TE Mech. Engineering
4.	BE Mech. Engineering	BE Mech. Engineering	BE Mech. Engineering

Placements List

Sr.No.	Academic Year	Deatils
1.	2024-25	Read More
2.	2023-24	Read More
3.	2022-23	Read More
4.	2021-22	Read More
5.	2020-21	Read More
6.	2019-20	Read More

Ph.D. in Design Engineering

Doctor of Philosophy

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