Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Institute of Technology

About Department

The department of Mechanical Engineering in the campus helps the student imbibe sound knowledge in modern methods of design, production, analysis, quality control, optimization and management of resources. The courses provided here develops the knowledge and skills in the area of Mechanical engineering. It produces engineers who can serve in manufacturing, service and research organizations.

HOD Message

Basanta Kumar Jena Head of Department

A warm welcome to the department of Mechanical Engineering at Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Institute of Technology. The department offers a three-year Diploma Program in Mechanical Engineering with an intake capacity of 60 students, affiliated with the Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education (MSBTE).

Our department is proud of its team of dedicated, experienced, and highly qualified faculty members who promote a teaching methodology that blends theoretical knowledge with practical application. The curriculum is carefully designed to keep pace with rapid technological advancements and is supported by state-of-the-art infrastructure.

We emphasize experiential learning through industry collaborations, internships, workshops, and project-based activities. As part of the MSBTE curriculum, students complete a 12-week industrial internship to gain hands-on experience with real-world engineering practices.

Students are also encouraged to take part in various inter- and intra-institutional events, consistently earning recognition in both academic and co-curricular fields. Our alumni hold esteemed positions in organizations such as the APWD, Electricity Department, Transport Department, Municipal Council, Directorate of Shipping Services, Police Department, multinational companies, defense services, and academic institutions across India and abroad.

Finally, our technical support staff stands out for their commitment and sense of responsibility. Both students and parents appreciate their friendly and responsive nature.

Thanks for visit.

Vision & Mission

Vision

To impart technical knowledge & skill and strive for continual improvement in the field of Mechanical Engineering, using latest resources to develop competitive, creative and ethical technicians for effective contribution towards nation building.

Mission

1. Providing effective class room teaching using latest learning resources.
2. Upgrading laboratory facilities with modern equipments in accordance to industrial requirements.

3. Organizing & conducting staff and students developmental programme for their continual improvement.

4. Developing technical skill through real time innovative projects and by conducting classes' viz.TFJ, SKT, FGA etc.

5. Conducting industrial visits and training program for skill & knowledge updation.

6. Conducting Entrepreneurship Development Program to bring confidence and to contribute in socio economic development.

7. Arranging special sessions/lectures to develop communication skills, soft skills, professional ethics etc. among the students.

8. Offering Continuing Education program in Auto Cad, CNC operation, General Workshop Practices etc. for passed out students and working engineers.

9. Providing consultancy in the field of automotive maintenance of govt. and private vehicles and other machinery maintenance of various departments.

10. Organizing national/state level program/workshops, seminars, symposiums for knowledge

improvement.
11. Conducting various program on societal issues to inculcate social responsibility among the students.

Program Educational Objective

PEO-01: Supervise, operate and maintain various machines and equipments in mechanical and other allied engineering fields.

PEO-02: Identify the problems, analyze and provide solutions for any technical failure.

PEO-03: Demonstrate soft skill on behavioural management, professional ethics, social responsibilities etc.

PEO-04: Engage lifelong learning with emerging technologies and trend of the industries.

Program Outcome

PO-01: Basic Knowledge: Acquire basic knowledge in mathematics and science essential to solve engineering problems.

PO-02: Discipline Knowledge: Analyse and apply the engineering knowledge to solve engineering problems taking in account of personnel safety, societal and environmental aspects.

PO-03: Experiments and Practice: Competence in performing laboratory experiments, operating machines and equipments related to Mechanical engineering domain.

PO-04: Engineering Tools: Selecting hand tools, special tools and apply latest Mechanical engineering software's for engineering applications.

PO-05: The Engineer and Society: Acquire knowledge in industrial safety, health, legislation and practice personal management techniques to accept societal challenges.

PO-06: Environment and Sustainability: Commitment to deliver social responsibilities towards sustainable development

PO-07: Ethics: Exhibit and practice professional ethics for transformation of a healthier work culture.

PO-08: Individual and Team Work: Demonstrate team spirit as an individual and as a leader in a multidisciplinary work environment.

PO-09: Communication: Acquire proficiency in English language for effective communication, documentation, presentation etc.

PO-10: Life-long Learning: Engage in information exploration and self-learning practices to up- grade engineering knowledge and skills

Program Specific Outcome

PSO-01: Examine, analyse and develop a solution to the problem

PSO-02: Learn and practice maintenance of equipments and machinery

Faculty Profile

Basanta Kumar Jena

Head of Department

RAJNISH KUMAR

Lecturer (Senior Scale)

SHAJAN THOMAS

Lecturer (Senior Scale)

SANJAY MALHOTRA

Lecturer (Senior Scale)

Supporting Staff

View More C SELVA KUMAR Lab Technician	View More Chandan Lall Lab Technician	View More Dharmendar Mohan Lab Technician	View More Abdul Waheed Instructor
View More Saikat Biswas Instructor	View More Gopal Roy Instructor	View More BALA RAJU Draftsman	View More GUNA SEKARAN Lab Attendant
View More AMEER MOHD Lab Attendant	View More SRI RAM Lab Attendant	View More S. ACHAN KUNJU Lab Assistant	View More Kishen Swaroop DCRA
View More JEEVA RATHNAM Carpenter

Infrastructure

1. Heat and Power Laboratory:

(i) 4-stroke, double cylinder Diesel Engine-test rig (For heat analysis )

(ii) 4-stroke 4 cylinder petrol engine-Test rig (For Morse Test )

2. Auto and Thermal Engineering Laboratory:

(i) High pressure Model of boiler : Benson boiler, La-Mont boiler, Loffler boiler .

(ii) Medium/Low pressure Model of boiler: Cochram boiler, Babcock & Wilcox boiler, Lancashire boiler.

(iii) Boiler mounting and accessories, models of Steam turbines, pumps etc.

(iv) Shell and tube downward flow steam condenser , etc.

(v) Cut section model of single Cylinder Kirlosker Diesel Engine.

3.Hydraulics Laboratory:

(i) Pelton Wheel Turbine Test Rig.

(ii)Bernoulli’s Theorem Verification Apparatus.

(iii)Venturimeter / Orifice-meter Apparatus.

(iv) Friction Factor Apparatus.

(v) Minor Losses (Sudden Expansion, Sudden Contraction, Bend & Elbow) Apparatus.

(vi) Centrifugal Pump test Rig.

(vii) V-Notch Apparatus.

(viii) Reynold’s Apparatus.

(ix)Centrifugal Pumps.

4. CAD / CAM & Mecatronics Laboratory :

(i) CNC Lathe Trainer.

(ii) CNC Milling Trainer.

(iii) Autocad-2000 Software.

(iv) Basic Hydraulics Trainer Kit.

(v) Electro - Hydraulics Trainer Kit.

(vi) Electro - Hydraulics with PLC.

(vii) Basic Pneumatic Trainer Kit.

(viii) Electro - Pneumatic Trainer Kit.

(ix) Electro - Pneumatic with PLC.

5. Mechanical Engineering Materials Lab : Muffle Box Furnace (1200⁰C).

6. Measurement And Control Lab:

(i) Rotameter Test Rig.

(ii) Inductive Speed Pickup Trainer.

(iii) Strain Gauge Trainer.

(iv) Load Cell Trainer.

7. Metrology Lab:

(i) Bevel protractor.

(ii) Sine bar / Slip gauges.

(iii)Combination set.

(iv) Height gauge.

(v) Dial gauge.

(vi) Vernier caliper.

(vii) Micrometer.

(viii)Profile projector.

(ix) Gear tooth caliper.

(x)Feeler gauge.

(xi) Screw Pitch gauge

8.R&AC Lab:

(i) Water cooler Test Rig.

(ii) Ice plant Test Rig.

(iii) Air conditioning test Rig.

(iv) Domestic Refrigerator.

Placement

Diploma in Mechincal Engineering

Batch Name (Year)	Total No. of Student's Passed Out	No. of Student's Employed	No. of Student's Self-Employed	No. of Student's Un-Employed	No. of Student's Apprenticeship Training	No. of Student's went for Higher Study
2019-20	31	6	1	19	1	4
2018-19	8	0	2	1	0	5
2017-18	13	4	0	1	0	8
2016-17	20	8	3	0	0	9
2020-21	32	10	3	3	2	14
2021-22	24	11	1	5	0	7
2022-23	15	5	0	5	2	3
2023-24	6	5	0	0	0	1
2024-25	6	5	0	0	0	1
2021-24	0	0	0	0	0	0
2020-23	0	0	0	0	0	0
2015-16	16	2	2	2	1	9
2014-15	12	4	2	2	0	4

Consultancy Services

Sr.No.	Name of the Work	Name of the Work
1	Motor Mechanic Course under CDTP	School Drop Outs
2	Maintenance of Light Motor Vehicles	A & N Secretraiat Forest Department Education Department Health Services Youth & Sports Affairs Fisheries Science & Technology ITI Muncipal Council Police Department JNRM Industry Department etc.
3	Maintenance of Toyota Vehicles	All the Private Vehicles All the Government Departmental Toyota Vehicles
4	The Institute has been declared as authorized service station for Toyota Vehicles in A & N Islands by Toyota Kirlosker Ltd.	All the Private Vehicles All the Government Departmental Toyota Vehicles
5	Conduct training for staff and other departments on general mechanical and automotive maintenance.
6	Conduct training on AutoCAD and CNC programming under the Continuing Education Program.