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Shri Krishan Institute of Engineering and Technology

KURUKSHETRA

MANDATORY

DISCLOSURE

1 Signature of Authorized Signatory with date

SHRI KRISHAN INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERNG AND TECHNOLOGY

KURUKSHETRA

I NAME OF THE INSTITUTION

Shri Krishan Institute of Engineering & Technology, Kurukshetra.

II NAME & ADDRESS OF THE DIRECTOR/PRINCIPAL

Dr.Chitranjan Gaur, Principal

III NAME OF THE AFFILIATING UNIVERSITY

Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra

IV GOVERNANCE

Members of the Board and their brief background

Sh.Sanjay Bansal-Chairman - Educationist

Smt.Bimal Bansal-Cahier - Educationist

Smt.Seema Bansal,Secretary -Educationist

Sh.Rajan Goel,Trustee -Educationist & Businessman

Sh.Suman Goel,Trustee -Educationist

Smt.Sindhu Gupta,Trustee -Educationist

Smt.Anshu Gupta,Trustee -Educationist

Members of Academic Advisory Body

Prof.I.J.S.Lamba, Retired Prof.Civil Engg.,NITK

Dr.Dinesh Khanduja, Prof.Mech.Engg.,NITK

Dr.Raj Kumar, Director & Prof.Mech Engg.,GGSS, Dinarpur

Dr.K.S.Kasana, Prof.Mech.Engg.NITK

Dr.I.M.Talwar, Prof.Computer Engg.,NITK

Dr.S.N.Chaturvedi, Prof. ECE, KUK

Dr.G.L.Khatri, Prof. Physics,

Frequency of the Board meetings and Academic Advisory Body

Meeting of the Board takes place once in a year

Meeting of the Academic Advisory Body takes place once in a Semester


Organizational chart and processes

Managing Director Director

Principal

Nature and Extent of involvement of faculty and students in academic

affairs/improvements

Ours faculty being well qualified, fully devoted & highly inspired in imparting knowledge to the

students through personal interaction by holding regular seminars and regular classes through

innovation & pro-active approach.

Mechanism/Norms & Procedure for democratic/good governance

This institute has a working frame work of administration & Governance as a Mechanism to

inculcate a fine sense of discipline & academic receptivity in the students.

Student Feedback on Institutional Governance/faculty performance

This institute has a regular system of to appraise the performance of the faculty & the

students in general by having a weekly meeting of senior faculty & by monthly meeting of

students representatives to have a feedback in the matter.

Grievance redressal mechanism for faculty, staff and students

This institute is having a great redressal Mechanism for faculty & students to strength the

administration process

SKET

Chairman, BOG

HOD

Comp

HOD

,ECE HOD,

Mech

HOD

App sc. Regist

rar

HOD

IT HOD

Civil

HOD

MBA


V PROGRAMME

Name of the Programmes approved by the AICTE

B.Tech 4years degree course

M.Teh 2 years degreecourse

Name of the Programmes accredited by the AICTE

No, under process

UG Course (B.Tech)

* Name of the Course Intake Duration

Computer Engineering 120 4 years

Electronics & Comm. Engg. 120 4 years

Mechanical Engineering 120 4 years

Information Technology 60 4 years

Civil Engineering 60 4 years

UG Course(BBA) 30 2 years

(Approved by Kurukshetra University)

PG Courses

MBA 60 2 years

M.Tech in CSE 18 2 years

M.Tech in ECE 18 2 years

M.Tech in Mech 18 2 years

Cut off mark/rank for admission during the last three years

Session 2010-11 : Cut off Rank- 1055018




Fee (B.Tech) :

Tuition Fee : 38300-00

Development fund : 8900-00

Students fund : 1500-00

Caution Money : 2000-00

* University fees/funds extra

Placement Facilities:

Full fledged & Experienced Training & Placement officer for the last about two year has

been appointed. Many reputed companies have visited this college on a number of occasions

to select final year students for placement in their companies. Our TPO is making every

possible endeavor to have several trips to visit the companies for inviting them to visit our

college for the placement of budding engineers.

Besides above, approximately 300 students were also called by the different

companies/organizations in their own offices for written selection tests & interviews.

Senior Faculty in the Institution

Name Designation Photograph

Dr.Chitranjan Gaur Principal

Brig.V.K.Panday Director

Sh.Abhishek Aggarwal Academic Co-ordinator

B.,Tech.,M.Tech


Sh.Parveen Sharma HOD Computer Engineering

B.Tech.,M.Tech

Sh.Parshant Aggarwal HOD Electronics &

Comm.Engg.B.Tech.,M.Tech

Sh.Gurcharan Singh HOD Civil Engineering

B.Tech,M.Tech

Sh.Ravinder Chaudhary HOD Mechanical

Engineering B.Tech.,M.Tech

Mrs.Upasana Sood HOD Information

Technology B.E.,M.Tech

Dr.D.D.Sharma HOD Applied Science &

Humanties ,M.Sc.,Ph.D

Sh.Vikas Mishra HOD Deptt.of Management

MBA

VIII FEE

* Details of fee, as approved by state fee committee , for the Institution.

Tuition fee 38300

Development fund 8900

Students fund 1500

Caution Money 2000 ( Refundable )

* Time Schedule for payment of fee for the entire programme

Payment of fee is semester-wise


* Tuition fee waivers- Session 2012-13

Mechanical Engineering -2

Electronics & Comm.Engg.-1

Number of Scholarship offered by the Institute, duration and amount

* Criteria for fee waivers/Scholarship

As per Govt./AICTE guidelines.

IX ADMISSION

* Number of seats sanctioned with the year of approval

UNDERGRADUATE COURSE

Branch Intake Year of approval

B.Tech in Computer Engineering 120 2012-13

B.Tech in Electronics & Comm. Engineering 120 2012-13

B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering 120 2012-13

B.Tech in Information Technology 60 2012-13

B.Tech in Civil Engineering 60 2012-13

BBA ( Approved by KUK) 30 2012-13

POST GRADUATE COURSES

M.Tech in Computer Engineering 18 2012-13

M.Tech in Electronics & Comm.Engg. 18 2012-13

M.Tech in Mechanical Engineering 18 2012-13

MBA 60 2012-13

Number of students admitted under various categories each year in the last three years:

UG Courses 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13

B.Tech in Computer Engg. 61+33* 33**+53* 21+15*

B.Tech in Electronics & Comm. Engg, 113+15* 52+34* 24+10*

B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering 62+6* 71+12* 95+36*

B.Tech in Information Technology 15+8* 00+3* 00+00

B.Tech in Civil Engineering 52+7* 49+20* 18+12*

BBA - - 14

PG Courses

M.Tech in Computer Engg. - 18 18

M.Tech in Electronics & Comm.Engg. - - 18

M.Tech in Mechanical Engineering - - 09

MBA 09 08 10


Number of applications received for admission under Management Quota and number

admitted:

Admission Status Session 2012-13

CO ECE Mech Civil IT MBA

No. of Applications received for Management Quota 25%/

Admitted on first come first serve basis Left out/Vacant seats

X ADMISSION PROCEDURE

As per guidelines issued from time to time by Technical Education Deptt, Govt. of Haryana

XI CRITERIA AND WEIGHTAGES FOR ADMISSION

Admission is made through online counselling conducted by Technical Education Deptt.,

Haryana

XIII LIST OF APPLICANTS

Admission is made through online counseling conducted by Technical Education Deptt.,

Haryana

XIV RESULT OF ADMISSION UNDER MANAGEMENT SEATS/VACANT SEATS

-NA-

* Score of the individual candidates admitted arranged in order of merit.

- NA -

XV INFORMATION ON INFRASTRUCTURE AND OTHER RESOURCES AVAILABLE


LIBRARY

NUMBER OF LIBRARY BOOKS/TITLES/JOURNALS/PERIODICALS

Discipline Books Titles Journals/Periodicals

S.No Course(s)

Number of

titles of the

books

Number of volumes

02Journals

1 Computer /IT 485 6762 02

2 Information Technology 135 1618

3

Electronics & Comm.

Engg.

553 6947 01

3 Mechanical Engineering 423 5145 02

4 Civil Engineering 92 1136 01

4 Applied Sc.& Humanities 265 4139 02

5 Others 124 315

Total: 2077 26062 08

6 MBA 163 1082 02

* LIST OF ONLINE NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL JOURNALS SUBSCRIBED.

E-Library facilities


DETAILS OF MAJOR EQUIPMENTS IN APPLIED SCIENCE LABS

PHYSICS LAB-103 E.

1. Newton Rings set

2. Spectrometers

3. Polari-meters

4. Post office box

5. High Resistance apparatus

6. Low resistance apparatus

7. Sono-Meter set for frequency of AC main,

8. Galvanometers

9. Voltmeters

10. Ammeters

11. Resistance Boxes, Rheostat, Key

12. Lenses etc.

13. De Sauty’s set

14. Rheostats

15. One, two way keys PHYSICS LAB-104E

1. Hall effect setup,

2. Plancks Contanst Apparatus

3. Four probe set up

4. Richardson equation set up

5. V-I characteristics set up

6. Stewart & Gee’s apparatus

7. Temperature coeffuent of resistance of platium

8. Flashing and quenching apparatus,

9. I.P. of Argon by thyration

10. Thermo Couple .

11. Velocity of ultrasonic apparatus CHEMISTRY LAB

1. Red Wood viscometer No.1

2. Red wood viscometer No.2

3. Pensky Martin Apparatus

4. Abels Flash Point Apparatus

5. Physical balances

6. Melting point determination apparatus

7. Water Bath equipment

8. Ion Exchanger for distilled water

9. Electric oven

10. Models

11. Digital weighing balance

12. Conducto meter

14. PH Meter

15. Distillation set

16. Heating Mantles

17. Vacuum pumps

18. Kipps apparatus


ELECTRONICS & COMM.ENGG.LABS

1. Digital Electronics lab 1. C.R.O.

2. Function Generator

3. Multi-meters

4. Kits

2. Computer lab 1. Pentium IV

2. CPLD,FPGA Boards

3. Universal Board

4. XILINUXISE Software

5. MAT lab Software

6. Laser Printer

7. Dot Matrix Printer

3. Microprocessor and Audio Visual 1. 8085 and 8086 up Boards

Lab 2. Inter facing cards

3. Colour TV Demonstration Board

4. VCD Demonstration Board 5. Tape recorder/player 6. Demonstrator

7. 8051 Application Board 4. Design and Project lab 1. CRO

2. Multi-meters

3. Function Generators

4. Kits, Various Components

5. Universal IC programmer

5. EEE lab 1. CRO, DSO

2. Multi-meters

3. Function Generators

4. Kits

6. Communication lab 1. Communication kits

2. CRO

3. Power Supply

4. RFID kit

5. Bluetooth kit

6. GSM Board

7. Electrical Technology/ 1. Motors

Measurement lab 2. Generators

3. Transformer, kits

4. Measuring Instruments


MECHANICAL ENGINEERING LABS

Name Major Equipment

Workshop/Production Tech. lab 1. Welding M/c

2. Lathe

2. Shaper

3. Milling Machine

4. CNC Machine

5. Drilling Machine

6. Power Hacksaw

7. Grinder Pedestal

Fluid Mechanics 1. Meta centric height apparatus

2. Bernoulli theorem apparatus

3. Orifice and Mouth Piece apparatus

4. Apparatus for determination of losses in

pipe and fittings

5. Notch apparatus

6. Venture meter and Orifice

apparatus

7. Impact of jet apparatus

8. Reynolds number apparatus

Strength of Material lab 1. Universal Testing Machine

2. Apparatus of Pendulum impact testing

machine

3 Apparatus of torsion testing machine

4. Apparatus of Erickson cupping machine

5. Fatique Testing Machine

6. Hardness Testing Machine

Kinematics of Machine and Dynamics of Machine

1. Closed coil helical spring apparatus

2. Plain friction apparatus

3. Horizontal shaft apparatus

4. Screw jack apparatus

5. Cam analysis apparatus

6. Belt friction apparatus

7. Fly wheel and axle apparatus

8. Whirling of shaft demonstrator

9. Motorized gyroscope

10. Balancing apparatus


11. Epicyclic Gear train apparatus

12. Corli’s component of acceleration

13. Bell Crank Lever apparatus

14. Whitworth Quick Return Mechanism

15. Reaprocating Engine Mechanism

16. Oscillating cylinder Mechanism

17. Plate clutch assembly Model

18. Various Brabe Models

19 Various Governor Models

Thermodynamics/Elements of Mech. Engg.

Models

1. Babcock & Wilcox Boiler

2. Boiler Cochran

3. Lancashire boiler

4. Diesel Engine-4 stroke Model

5. Petrol Engine- 4 stroke Model

6. Diesel Engine- 2 stroke Model

7. Petrol Engine- 2 stroke Model

8. Green Economizer

9. Surface super heater

10. Surface steam condenses

11. Nestler oil fired boiler

12. Jet steam condenser

13. Steam Engine Model

14. Spring loaded safety valve

15. Lever safety valve

16. Feed check valve Model

17. Rotary pump Model

18. Pressure gauge

19. Dead Wt. safety valve

Fluid Machine 1. Reciprocating pump

2. Pelton wheel turbine

3. Francis turbine

4. Centrifugal pump

5. Hydraulic ram

6. Gear Pump

7. Kaplan Turbine


Heat Transfer

1. Natural free convection

2. Two phase heat transfer

3. Emissivity measurement

4. Conduction through composite wall

5. Pin fin natural and forced convection

apparatus

6. Heat conduction apparatus

7. Parallel and counter flow double pipe

heat exchanger apparatus

Refrigeration and Air conditions 1. Mechanical Heat pump apparatus

2. Air and water heat pump apparatus

3. Ice plant apparatus

4. Water cooling tower apparatus

5. Air conditioning test rig apparatus

6. Sling Psychro meter apparatus

7. Water cooler test rig apparatus

8. Experimental air washer system App.

9. Vapour Compressor Trainer

10. Cut way model of controls

11. open Type Reciprocating Compressor

Model

12. Rotary type compressor Model

Computer Aided Design lab

1. 22 Computer systems

2. Laser printer

3. Auto desk inventor 10 software

4. MSDN- AA pack

Tribology and Mechanical Vibration

1. Universal vibration apparatus

2. Single/double rotor shaft system

3. Journal Bearing apparatus

4. Simple & compound Pendulum

apparatus

Thermal Engineering 1. Hydraulic Brake Model

2. Diesel Fuel pump Model

3. Cooling Tower Model

4. Gas Turbine Model

5. Wenkel Rotary engine

6. Carter Carburetor

7. S V Carburetor

8. Zenith Carburetor

9. Solex Carburetor

10. Centrifugal Blower Test Rig


11. Cylinder four stroke Diesel Engine test rig

12. Multicylinder four stroke petrolengine test

rig.

13. 4-stroke single cylinder diesel engine cut

section model

14. Comshaft lubrication system

Measurement 1. Strain measurement tutor

2. Linear displacement measurement tutor

3. Water level measurement tutor

4. Speed measurement tutor

5. RTD and thermocouple tutor

6. Load measurement tutor

7. Pressure measurement tutor

8. Torque measurement tutor

9. Potentiometer sensor for long range

msr.

10. Light measurement tutor

11. RTD


CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

Structure Lab

1. Clerk Maxwell

2 Column & Struts

3 Elastic Properties Beam

4 Three Hinged Arch

5. Compression Testing Machine

6 Hammer ½ Pound,

7. Hammer 2 Pound

8. Hand Saw Blade 1

9. Pipe Rench = 14”, Pipe Rench = 18”

10 Hand Sew Framer

11 Screw Driver

12 Figical Balance

Soil & Foundation lab

1 Vicat’s Needle Apparatus

2 Electric Heated Oven

3 Triaxial Test Apparatus

4 Direct Sheelt Apparatus

5 Unconfined Compression App.

6 Plastic Limit Apparatus

7 Set Of Fine And Corers Rives

8 Weighing Balance

9 Psychomotor


Surveying lab

1 Meaning Chain 30 M Length

2 Surveyour Compass

3 Prismatic Compass

4 Cross - Staff

5 Optical Square

6 Ranging Roll

7 Leveling Staff

8 Signals With Plumb Bob,

9 Signal Station With Triangular

10 Iron Disc With Nuts Bolt.

11 Dumpy Level

12 Measuring Tape

13 Survey Umbrella

14 Tilting Level

15 Trasit Theodolite

16 Alidade

17 Spring Balance

18 Steel Tape

19 Plane Tape

20 Digital Theodalite

21 Trough Compass

22 Tangent Clinometers

LIST OF EXPERIMENTAL SETUP

We follow the syllabi of Kurukshetra University Kurukshetra to which this institute is affiliated.


COMPUTING FACILTIES

* Number and configuration of systems

590 * Total number of systems connected by LAN

590

* Total number of systems connected to WAN

590

* Internet bandwidth

10 mpbs

* Major Software packages available

System Software-

Operating Systems

1. Window 98(Second Edition) :

2. Red Hat Linux 7.2 : Open Source

3. Windows NT Server 4.0 :

4. Window XP(Professional) : MSDN AA(unlimited users)

5. Windows Advanced Server : MSDN AA

6. Window 2000 Server : MSDN AA

Server Family

7. Microsoft SQL Server : MSDN AA

8. Microsoft Exchange Server : MSDN AA

9. Microsoft Server 2003 : MSDN AA

Application Software

Microsoft Office : 021-06283(VERSION 2003)

Office 2003 win 32: office 2003 suite :CQDV3-9DTIM-7MKCV-4DFRV-8PQHQ

Office XP suite: CHXVT-JQXDT-8BT4D-8KJ66-FGKFT

Antivirus Norton Antivirus version 2001

Norton Antivirus corporate Edition : Version 9.0

Mcafee

Data Base Management System Oracle 9i ( 05 users)

Oracle 10G Std Edition : 15+5(Windows and Linux Based)

( 4 years)

Web Based Design Studio


Macromedia Studio ( Educational Version) Flash 5.0 Dream-weaver 4.0 Freehand 10.0 Firework 10.0

Compiler Turbo C++ Suite : Enterprises Edition

C++3.0 : For DOS

C++4.5 : For Window

C++ : Builder

Boroland Turbo C/C++ : 20 User License

MSDN Softwares: Visual Studio 6.0 Version 2005 ( with Service pack-6)

Special purpose facilities available Working hours from 9 AM to 10 PM, * Seminar Halls equipped with LCD Projector.

Games & Sports Facilities

The Institute provides adequate infrastructure of games and students are encouraged to participate in

various sports activities. The Institute organizes the athletic meet every year under the supervision of

its Director of Physical Education. Our students have also won several medals & prizes in sports at

the State, National and Inter university level.

Indoors game facilities are also available in the campus of the institution.

Gymnasium facilities have also been provided the students in the campus.

Extra Curriculum Activities

These activities are aimed at honing the skills of students by focusing on the development of the

individual’s professional and personal growth. Students at SKIET are provided with ample

opportunities to let out their creative energies and develop skills through sportive events, literary &

cultural events, technical events etc. Students are also encouraged to participate in various inter-

college competitions and activities. Our students have proved their fine mettle by winning prizes &

award in cultural festivals, technical symposia, debates etc. at other engineering colleges of Haryana

and even in other states of the country also. There are five official student societies namely NEEV,

SKIMECH, MANTHAN, SANKALP & THE GURU, active in the institute. These societies

organize and support a variety of extra curricular & co-curricular activities. The institute organizes

educational tours for the students to the places of technological importance.

Soft Skill Development facilities

The Institute is imparting Soft skill development facility to the students by way of regular

class of group discussion & seminar and periodic interval and is also having audio & video


aids to help the students to refine & better their communication skills through CD’s & projector

etc. The regular seminars are held to improve the Students communication skills of Skill .


DETAILS OF LABS & WORKSHOPS

Main Building

Ground Floor

Chemistry lab = 140.00

Electrical lab = 105.00 = 245.00 = 245.00

First Floor

Physics labs = 310.00

DSP lab = 72.00 = 382.00 = 382.00

Second Floor

Electronics Design lab = 132.00

Communication lab = 105.00

Linear Integrated Circuit = 65.00

Microprocessor lab = 72.00

Basic Electronics lab = 65.00 = 439.00 = 439.00

Mechanical Block

Ground Floor

Thermal Engg. lab = 91.00

RAC lab = 91.00

Measurement lab = 91.00 = 273.00 = 273.00

First Floor

H.T. lab = 110.00

THD lab = 110.00

KOM lab = 110.00

CAD lab = 110.00 = 440.00 = 440.00

Second floor

Tribology lab = 110.00

Three labs 25 sq.m.each = 75.00 = 185.00 = 185.00

SOM lab = 140.00

Fluid Machine = 90.00

HM lab = 140.00 = 370.00 = 370.00

Workshops = 990.00 = 990.00 = 990.00 (shed)

Computer Block

Computer Centre = 430.00

Open Resource lab = 98.00

NET lab = 42.00 = 570.00 = 570.00 IT

Ground floor

Lab-I(existing cse) = 150.00.

Lab-II = 100.00

Lab-III(existing Sem.) = 138.00 = 388.00 = 388

Total: 4312.00 Sq.m. (Approx.)


* Number of Drawing Halls and size of each

Number of Drawing Hall - 01

Size -.220 Sq.m( Approx.)

Number of Computer Centers with capacity of each

Number of Computer Centers - 01

Computer Labs - 07

Seating Capacity -140(approx)

For B.Tech classes

Total Built up Area for existing 1350 intake 16024 Sq. m(App.) For MBA

Total Built up Area for existing 110 intake 1315 Sq. m(App.)

CENTRAL EXAMINATION FACILITY, NUMBER OF ROOMS AND CAPACITY OF

EACH.

Number of Rooms for central examination (Sessional) – 21

Capacity of each - 60 to 70 Students

Curricula and syllabi for each of the programs as approved by the University.

We follow the syllabi of Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra to which this institute is

affiliated

Academic Calendar of the University

We follow Academic Calendar of Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra

Time Table

Time Table is put on the Notice Board before the commencement of the semester

Teaching load of each faculty

Professor 10-12

Asstt.Prof. 12-15

Lecturer 16-18

*Internal continuous evaluation system and place Class Test (Sessional) 40%

Attendance 40%

General behavior & 20%

Class work

Students assessment of faculty system in place

We have a system of regular feed back from the students to appraise the teaching efficiency

and innovation of the individual teachers. We have never received any complaint uptilL now

regarding any teaching deficiency/negligence from any student. The university result is also

another parameter to judge the teacher’s performance.

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