Department of Automobile Engineering

The Department offers two undergraduate programs:

B.E. Automobile Engineering (admissions for I Year discontinued from the academic year 2024-25)

B.E. Mechanical Engineering (Automobile)

Both programs are structured based on a need-based curriculum formulated by the Board of Studies and approved by the Academic Council, ensuring relevance to current industry trends and academic standards.

B.E. Automobile Engineering:

B.E. Mechanical Engineering (Automobile):

Board of Studies

Theory Courses

• Additive Manufacturing
• Advanced Theory of IC Engines
• Artificial Intelligence for Automotive Applications
• Automotive Aerodynamics
• Automotive Components Design
• Automotive Control Systems for Driveline
• Automotive Electrical, Electronics and Microcontroller Systems
• Automotive Noise, Vibration and Harshness
• Automotive Pollution and Control
• Automotive Safety and Ergonomics
• Automotive Sensors and Actuators
• Automotive Transmission
• Autonomous and Connected Vehicles
• Battery and Fuel Cell Technology for Electric Vehicles
• Computational  Fluid Dynamics 
• Design of Experiments
• Design of Machine Elements and Transmission Systems
• Digital Manufacturing and Internet of Things
• Embedded Systems for Automotive Applications
• Engine and Vehicle Management Systems
• Electric Two and Three Wheelers
• Electric Vehicle Management Systems
• Finite Element Analysis for Automobile Engineers
• Hybrid and Electric Vehicles
• Industrial Robotics
• Manufacturing Technology and Systems 
• Mechanics of Machines
• Mobility Engineering Management
• Motors and Controls for Hybrid and Electric Vehicles
• Operations Research
• Production Processes
• Solar Energy Technology
• Thermal Engineering and Heat Transfer
• Vehicle Body Engineering
• Vehicle Design Data characteristics
• Virtual Instrumentation in Automobile Engineering

Theory and Practice Courses

• Automotive Chassis Components: Theory and Practices
• Automotive Engines: Theory and Practices
• Automotive Fuels and Lubricants: Theory and Practices
• Mechanics of Solids: Theory and Practices
• Vehicle Dynamics: Theory and Practices

Laboratory Courses

• Automotive Electrical, Electronics and Microcontroller Laboratory
• CAD/CAM Laboratory
• Electric Vehicle Laboratory
• Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulic Machines Laboratory
• Interview and Career Skills Laboratory
• Production Technology Laboratory
• Simulation of Engine and Chassis Components Laboratory
• Vehicle Maintenance Laboratory

Co-Curricular Activities

Students are members of professional associations like SAE, ISTE, and ISTD and participate actively in the various professional activities.