B.Tech (Mechanical Engineering)

Course Overview

Comprehensive program designed to create industry-ready Mechanical Engineers

The B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering at BSDU is a four-year undergraduate program that builds strong foundations in mechanical sciences, manufacturing technologies, and industrial systems.

The program enables students to apply engineering principles of mechanics, thermodynamics, materials, manufacturing systems, mechatronics, automation, and digital tools to design, analyse, and manage mechanical and automotive systems. Emphasis is placed on hands-on learning, laboratory practice, industry projects, simulation, testing, data analysis, and real-world problem solving.

Specializations

✔ Automobile Engineering
✔ Smart Manufacturing

What Makes BSDU Different?

Education that works in the real world.

Skills at the Core – High emphasis on hands-on learning in advanced labs, workshops, and real workplaces
World-class Infrastructure – Located within the Industrial hub, modern classroom, and excellent laboratory equipment
Outstanding Faculty-Student Ratio – Better than 1:10, Small class size (limited to 30 students) to ensure close academic mentoring and supervision
Outcome-Driven Competency-Based Education – Clearly defined outcomes and measurable competencies that guide learning, practice, and assessment

Industry-Integrated Learning – Structured internships and Occupational practice
Global Best Practices – Inspired by internationally proven dual-education systems
Entrepreneurship and Innovation Support – Mentorship, Flexibility, and Infrastructure
NEP 2020 Aligned – Flexible, multidisciplinary, and mobility-enabled education.

Multiple Exit Options

Need a break? Exit early with Industry-readiness

Every exit is backed by industry-relevant competencies and representative job roles.

Bachelor's Programs

Exit after Year 1 → Certificate
Exit after Year 2 → Diploma
Exit after Year 3 → Bachelor's Degree
Exit after Year 4 → BTech/Bachelor's Degree with Honours, as applicable

Master's Programs

Exit after Year 1 → PG Diploma
Exit after Year 2 → Master's Degree

Designed for Careers of the Future

Future Careers Need Future Skills

Thrive in the world shaped by Emerging Technologies and Innovation:

AI and Automation Smart Manufacturing and Robotics Digital Technologies and Data Renewable Energy and Green Skills

Representative Job Roles

B.Tech Mechanical Engineering

Automotive Systems Engineer EV Powertrain Engineer Automotive Manufacturing Engineer Smart Manufacturing Engineer Industrial Automation Engineer (Mechanical) Mechanical Design Engineer Vehicle Testing and Validation Engineer Production Planning and Control Engineer Industrial Engineer Maintenance and Reliability Engineer HVAC Design and Systems Engineer

B.Tech Curriculum 2026-30

Mechanical Engineering (Credit Structure)

Optional specialisation in Automobile Engineering or Smart Manufacturing. Optional Specialisation is completed through specialised Departmental Electives.

Engineering Fabrication 4
Engineering Maintenance and Troubleshooting 4
Engineering Measurements and Machines 3
Software Development with Python 4
Professional Communication 3
Occupational Practice-I 2

Applied Electronics 4
Mechanical Maintenance and Troubleshooting 3
Energy, Power, and Actuation Systems 4
Computational Data Analysis 4
Experimental Sciences 3
Occupational Practice-II 2

Manufacturing Systems and Processes 4
Engineering Materials 4
Applied Thermodynamics 4
Computational Engineering Analysis-I 4
Constitution, Development, and Professional Ethics 3
Occupational Practice-III 2

Mechanics and Design of Machines 4
Embedded and IoT Systems 4
Automotive Architecture 4
Computational Engineering Analysis-II 4
Open Elective-I 3
Occupational Practice-IV 2

Full Semester Internship (16 Credits)

Flexi-Core-I: Hybrid and E-Vehicle / Advanced Manufacturing Technology 4
DE-I 4
DE-II 4
Open Elective-II 4
Open Elective-III 3
Occupational Practice-V 3

Industrial Engineering 4
DE-III 4
DE-IV 4
Open Elective-IV 4
Open Elective-V 3
Occupational Practice-VI 3

Full Semester Internship (16 Credits)

Open Electives can be used to complete the Minor requirements

Fee Structure

Transparent and competitive fee structure with multiple payment options