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    Pune, Maharashtra, India

    Duration

    4 Years

    Mechanical Engineering

    NAGAJI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT GWALIOR
    Duration
    4 Years
     Mechanical Engineering UG OFFLINE

    Duration

    4 Years

    Mechanical Engineering

    NAGAJI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT GWALIOR
    Duration
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    Fees

    ₹1,20,000

    Placement

    92.5%

    Avg Package

    ₹4,50,000

    Highest Package

    ₹9,50,000

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    4 Years
    Mechanical Engineering
    UG
    OFFLINE

    Fees

    ₹1,20,000

    Placement

    92.5%

    Avg Package

    ₹4,50,000

    Highest Package

    ₹9,50,000

    Seats

    300

    Students

    300

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    Seats

    300

    Students

    300

    Curriculum

    Comprehensive Curriculum Overview

    The mechanical engineering curriculum at Nagaji Institute of Technology and Management Gwalior is designed to provide students with a robust foundation in both fundamental principles and advanced applications. The program spans eight semesters, with each semester structured to progressively build upon previous knowledge while introducing new concepts relevant to contemporary industry practices.

    SemesterCourse CodeCourse TitleCredit Structure (L-T-P-C)Pre-requisites
    IME101Engineering Mathematics I3-1-0-4-
    IME102Basic Electrical Engineering3-1-0-4-
    IME103Engineering Mechanics3-1-0-4-
    IME104Introduction to Programming2-0-2-3-
    IME105Engineering Drawing1-0-3-2-
    IME106Workshop Practice0-0-4-2-
    IIME201Engineering Mathematics II3-1-0-4ME101
    IIME202Material Science3-1-0-4-
    IIME203Thermodynamics3-1-0-4-
    IIME204Fluid Mechanics3-1-0-4-
    IIME205Mechanics of Materials3-1-0-4-
    IIIME301Manufacturing Processes3-1-0-4ME202
    IIIME302Machine Design I3-1-0-4ME205
    IIIME303Control Systems3-1-0-4-
    IIIME304Dynamics of Machines3-1-0-4ME205
    IIIME305Heat Transfer3-1-0-4-
    IVME401Fluid Machinery3-1-0-4ME204
    IVME402Machine Design II3-1-0-4ME302
    IVME403Refrigeration and Air Conditioning3-1-0-4-
    IVME404Industrial Engineering3-1-0-4-
    IVME405Advanced Thermodynamics3-1-0-4ME203
    VME501Automotive Engineering3-1-0-4ME302
    VME502Renewable Energy Systems3-1-0-4-
    VME503Computational Fluid Dynamics3-1-0-4ME204
    VME504Robotics and Automation3-1-0-4-
    VME505Finite Element Analysis3-1-0-4ME302
    VIME601Advanced Manufacturing Techniques3-1-0-4-
    VIME602Energy Storage Technologies3-1-0-4-
    VIME603Design for Manufacturing3-1-0-4-
    VIME604Systems Engineering3-1-0-4-
    VIME605Project Management3-1-0-4-
    VIIME701Mini Project I0-0-8-6-
    VIIME702Mini Project II0-0-8-6-
    VIIIME801Final Year Thesis/Capstone Project0-0-12-10-

    Detailed Course Descriptions

    The department places significant emphasis on project-based learning, where students are encouraged to apply theoretical knowledge in practical scenarios. The mini-projects undertaken during the seventh semester allow students to work on real-world problems under faculty supervision. These projects often lead to publications or patents and provide valuable experience for future careers.

    Advanced departmental elective courses offer deeper insights into specialized areas of mechanical engineering:

    • Renewable Energy Systems: This course explores solar, wind, and hydroelectric power generation technologies, including energy storage systems and grid integration challenges. Students engage in designing renewable energy systems for residential and commercial applications.
    • Computational Fluid Dynamics: Focused on numerical methods for solving fluid flow problems, this course equips students with tools like ANSYS Fluent and OpenFOAM to simulate complex fluid behaviors in engineering applications.
    • Robotics and Automation: Students learn about robot kinematics, control systems, sensor integration, and machine learning algorithms used in industrial automation. Practical sessions involve programming robots using ROS (Robot Operating System).
    • Finite Element Analysis: This course teaches students how to model and analyze mechanical components under various loads using finite element software. Applications include structural analysis, heat transfer simulations, and dynamic response studies.
    • Advanced Manufacturing Techniques: Covering topics such as 3D printing, laser cutting, CNC machining, and precision manufacturing, this course prepares students for modern industrial environments where flexibility and efficiency are paramount.

    The structure of the final-year thesis or capstone project involves selecting a relevant topic under the guidance of an assigned faculty mentor. Students conduct literature reviews, design experiments, collect data, and present findings in both written reports and oral presentations. Evaluation criteria include technical depth, innovation, clarity of communication, and overall impact on the field.