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Duration

4 Years

Bachelor of Technology in Engineering

Marwadi University Rajkot
Duration
4 Years
Engineering UG OFFLINE

Duration

4 Years

Bachelor of Technology in Engineering

Marwadi University Rajkot
Duration
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Fees

₹3,50,000

Placement

94.5%

Avg Package

₹5,20,000

Highest Package

₹8,50,000

OverviewAdmissionsCurriculumFeesPlacements
4 Years
Engineering
UG
OFFLINE

Fees

₹3,50,000

Placement

94.5%

Avg Package

₹5,20,000

Highest Package

₹8,50,000

Seats

600

Students

1,200

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Seats

600

Students

1,200

Curriculum

Curriculum Overview

The engineering curriculum at Marwadi University Rajkot is meticulously designed to provide a balanced blend of theoretical knowledge and practical application. The program spans eight semesters, with each semester carefully structured to ensure progressive learning and specialization.

SemesterCourse CodeCourse TitleCredit (L-T-P-C)Prerequisites
1MATH101Mathematics I4-0-0-4-
1PHYS101Physics I3-0-0-3-
1CHEM101Chemistry I3-0-0-3-
1EG101Engineering Graphics2-0-0-2-
1CP101Introduction to Programming3-0-0-3-
1ME101Basic Mechanics3-0-0-3-
2MATH201Mathematics II4-0-0-4MATH101
2PHYS201Physics II3-0-0-3PHYS101
2CHEM201Chemistry II3-0-0-3CHEM101
2EG201Electrical Circuits3-0-0-3-
2CP201Data Structures & Algorithms3-0-0-3CP101
2ME201Mechanics of Materials3-0-0-3ME101
3MATH301Mathematics III4-0-0-4MATH201
3PHYS301Physics III3-0-0-3PHYS201
3CP301Database Management Systems3-0-0-3CP201
3EG301Digital Electronics3-0-0-3-
3ME301Thermodynamics3-0-0-3ME201
3CIVIL301Structural Analysis3-0-0-3-
4MATH401Mathematics IV4-0-0-4MATH301
4CP401Operating Systems3-0-0-3CP301
4EG401Signals & Systems3-0-0-3-
4ME401Mechanics of Fluids3-0-0-3ME301
4CIVIL401Geotechnical Engineering3-0-0-3CIVIL301
5CP501Software Engineering3-0-0-3CP401
5EG501Control Systems3-0-0-3-
5ME501Mechatronics3-0-0-3ME401
5CIVIL501Transportation Engineering3-0-0-3CIVIL401
6CP601Machine Learning3-0-0-3CP501
6EG601Electromagnetic Fields3-0-0-3-
6ME601Design of Machine Elements3-0-0-3ME501
6CIVIL601Environmental Engineering3-0-0-3-
7CP701Embedded Systems3-0-0-3CP601
7EG701Power Electronics3-0-0-3-
7ME701Advanced Manufacturing Processes3-0-0-3ME601
7CIVIL701Water Resources Engineering3-0-0-3CIVIL601
8CP801Capstone Project4-0-0-4-
8EG801Final Year Project4-0-0-4-
8ME801Industrial Engineering3-0-0-3ME701
8CIVIL801Construction Management3-0-0-3CIVIL701

Advanced Departmental Electives

The advanced departmental elective courses offered at Marwadi University Rajkot are designed to enhance specialization and provide in-depth knowledge relevant to emerging industry trends. Here are some of the key courses:

1. Machine Learning

This course covers supervised and unsupervised learning techniques, neural networks, deep learning architectures, reinforcement learning, and natural language processing. Students gain hands-on experience with tools like TensorFlow, PyTorch, and scikit-learn.

2. Cybersecurity & Ethical Hacking

Students explore network security protocols, cryptography, vulnerability assessment, penetration testing, and secure coding practices. The course includes lab sessions on real-world scenarios to develop practical skills.

3. Renewable Energy Systems

This elective focuses on solar photovoltaics, wind energy conversion systems, energy storage technologies, smart grid integration, and environmental impact assessments. Projects include designing small-scale renewable energy solutions.

4. Advanced Control Systems

Students study advanced control theory, state-space modeling, optimal control, adaptive control, and robust control techniques. Applications include robotics, aerospace systems, and industrial automation.

5. Biomedical Instrumentation

This course introduces students to medical devices, signal processing in biomedicine, bio-sensors, and diagnostic equipment. Practical sessions involve building simple biomedical instruments and analyzing physiological signals.

6. Industrial Automation & PLC Programming

The course covers programmable logic controllers (PLCs), industrial networks, SCADA systems, and automation design principles. Students work on real-time projects involving manufacturing processes.

7. Data Analytics for Engineering Applications

This elective teaches statistical methods, data visualization, predictive modeling, and machine learning techniques applied to engineering problems. Real-world datasets from various industries are used for analysis.

8. Sustainable Urban Planning & Design

Students learn about sustainable development practices, green building design, urban infrastructure planning, and environmental impact mitigation strategies. Projects include designing eco-friendly neighborhoods and transportation systems.

9. Materials Science & Engineering

This course explores the structure-property relationships of materials, composite materials, nanomaterials, and advanced manufacturing techniques. Laboratory experiments involve material characterization and testing.

10. Internet of Things (IoT) and Smart Devices

Students study IoT architecture, sensor networks, embedded systems programming, wireless communication protocols, and smart city applications. Hands-on projects include developing IoT-based solutions for agriculture, healthcare, and home automation.

Project-Based Learning Philosophy

The department believes in project-based learning as a core pedagogical approach that encourages active engagement, critical thinking, and innovation. Students are expected to work on both individual and group projects throughout their academic journey.

The mini-projects (first year) are designed to reinforce foundational concepts through practical experimentation and small-scale implementations. The final-year capstone project is a comprehensive endeavor that integrates all learned knowledge and skills into an innovative solution addressing a real-world challenge.

Students select their projects based on personal interest, faculty availability, and industry relevance. Faculty mentors guide the process from initial concept development to final implementation and documentation. Evaluation criteria include feasibility, innovation, technical depth, teamwork, and presentation quality.