Department of Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering is running a 4-year undergraduate programme in Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering. Since its inception, the Department has grown in leaps and bounds with the state of the art infrastructure.
Stiff competition, higher quality standards and growing concerns of safety and environmental concern have pushed the Industrial sector to adopt state-of-the-art Automation techniques for effective utilization of resources and optimized performance of the process plants. The recent trend of merging control systems associated with both factory and process Automation demands knowledge from diverse fields. Automation applications extent plant Automation, discrete and batch process control, embedded machine control and manufacturing production line Automation.