Vishwakarma Institute of Technology
























































Vishwakarma Institute of Technology, Pune
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Type Private
Established 1983
Endowment Bansilal Ramnath Agarwal Charitable Trust (BRACT)
Chairman Mr. Rajkumar Agarwal
Director Prof. (Dr.) Rajesh Jalnekar
Academic staff
225
Students 4,000
Address
666 Upper Indiranagar, Bibwewadi, Pune-411037, Maharashtra, India
,
Pune
,
Maharashtra
,
India

Campus Academic area: 7 acres(0.028 km2 and hostel and ground: 10 acre(0.0404 km2)
Acronym VIT, Pune
Website www.vit.edu



VIT Pune


Vishwakarma Institute of Technology (Marathi : विश्वकर्मा अभियांत्रिकी महाविद्यालय, पुणे ) (VIT) is an autonomous engineering college located in Upper Indira Nagar, Bibwewadi, Pune, Maharashtra, India. The institute was established in 1983 and it is affiliated to the Savitribai Phule Pune University. The college has NAAC and NBA accreditation(A++).


The college is largely supported by the Bansilal Ramanath Agarwal Charitable Trust.[1] VIT was the first private college in Maharashtra to attain academic autonomy in the academic year 2008-2009. This helped the college to introduce cross-departmental and industry-oriented subjects in the curriculum. The college is the only college in Pune to provide Honors and Minors courses in addition to normal undergraduate courses.




Contents






  • 1 Courses


    • 1.1 Undergraduate


    • 1.2 Graduate


    • 1.3 Honors & Minors (Undergraduate)


    • 1.4 Doctoral




  • 2 Campus


  • 3 Global Alliances/International-liaisons


  • 4 Campus events


  • 5 Clubs & Societies


  • 6 References


  • 7 External links





Courses



Undergraduate


The course length of all Bachelors of Engineering/Technology (B.E. or B.Tech) lasts four years. Courses include:



  • Computer Engineering

  • Chemical Engineering

  • Electronics Engineering

  • Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering

  • Industrial Engineering

  • Information Technology

  • Instrumentation Engineering

  • Mechanical Engineering

  • Mechanical Engineering

  • Production Engineering


Currently, the following departments do not offer full-fledged courses of their own:



  • Civil Engineering

  • Electrical Engineering


  • Engineering Sciences & Humanities

  • Workshop



Graduate


The following are the postgraduate programs:



  • Masters in Computer Applications (M.C.A.)

  • Masters of Technology (M.Tech.)

    • Electronics and telecommunication

    • Mechanical (Heat Power & Design Engineering)

    • Computer Science and Engineering

    • Industrial Engineering

    • Instrumentation & Control (Process Instrumentation)





Honors & Minors (Undergraduate)



  • Honors in Aerospace Engineering

  • Honors in Automobile Engineering

  • Honors in Chemical Engineering

  • Honors in Embedded System and Design

  • Honors in Environmental Technology and Biotechnology

  • Honors in Industrial

  • Honors in Instrumentation and Control

  • Honors in Networks

  • Honors in Signal Processing in Communication

  • Honors in VLSI Design

  • Minor in Computer Engineering

  • Minor in Industrial Management



Doctoral


A doctoral degree is awarded in the following fields:



  • Chemical Engineering

  • Computer Engineering

  • Electronics Engineering

  • Instrumentation Engineering

  • Industrial Engineering

  • Mechanical Engineering


The college has a Department of Self Development (DoSD) that handles campus placements.



Campus


The college has approximately 2,900 students, 225 faculty members, 67 laboratories, one central library, and 150 administrative and supportive staff.


The campus is spread over an area of 7 acres (28,000 m2) and consists of four major buildings, a cafeteria, a coffee store, a fruit juice stand, a breakfast center, NPB, and a fully air-conditioned auditorium with ceiling fans.


The students' hostel is off-campus. It is state-of-the-art and is equipped with a dining facility. It is located about 3.5km from the main campus.



Global Alliances/International-liaisons


  • Student Exchange Program with Groupe des Ecoles des Mines (GEM), France.

GEM and VIT have a Memorandum of Understanding allowing a student exchange program, which offers students studying in seven GEM affiliated schools in France to send their students to VIT. Conversely, and students in the third year of their bachelor's degree at VIT can also go to France for one semester. The first batch completed its studies abroad during Jan-May 2009. The association encourages higher learning (postgraduate learning) in GEM schools across France.


  • Student Exchange Program with colleges in Ontario-Maharashtra-Goa (OMG).

Under this program, students at VIT are sent to various partner colleges in the state of Ontario, Canada, while Canadian students come to partner colleges in Maharashtra and Goa. Students in the third year of their bachelor's degree at VIT are sent to Canada for one semester. The first batch completed its studies abroad from August-December 2009.



Campus events


The college organizes state, national, and international conferences and events.


Notable events include the following:


  • Mélange

The annual event is a mixture of cultural, technical, and sporting competitions where students from diverse colleges across India come to participate.


  • Vishwakarandak

The annual event is the flagship cultural event on the campus. The participants are restricted to students of VIT and the competitions are held between the departments. The college publishes its own newsletter called Wink.


  • Entrepreneurship Development Centre

The Entrepreneurship Development Centre (EDC) has a vision of producing successful entrepreneurs imbibed with leadership qualities using innovative and ethical business practices to make a global impact. It was founded in September 2013 and has been successful in organizing various sessions involving eminent personalities.



Clubs & Societies


  • Mercantile Club

Mercantile, the economics and finance club, is a student-driven and faculty-guided initiative for enthusiasts in the field of finance and economics. The objective of the club is to help students appreciate the role of economics and finance by linking the learning in the classroom to real life business news and problems. The club achieves its objectives by conducting various events which includes case study analysis, eco-fin quiz, crosswords, guest lectures, workshops, and virtual stock trading competition.


  • Mirage Campus Film Society

Mirage Campus Film Society was formed in VIT College in November 2009. VIT became the first college in Pune University to be affiliated to a film society from the Federation of Film Societies of India (FFSI). This is an idea by the college to cultivate the taste of good cinema among the students. The basic objective of Mirage is to let students know that cinema is not only a form of entertainment but it is an art form as well as a medium of communication.


  • The Robotics Forum

The Robotics Forum is the only technical forum in VIT. Every year, around 70 students are selected for this practice-oriented forum through rigorous interviews. The forum participates in many international, national, and local robotics competitions like ABU Robocon, Shastra, and Tech-Fest. The forum has helped students in getting hands-on technical knowledge. The forum is mentored by Prof. H.M. Khare and Prof. G.N. Kotwal.



References





  1. ^ http://www.vit.edu/index.php/home




External links


  • Official website



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