Mechanical Engineering
About Department
Department of Mechanical Engineering is established in the year 2010 offers programmes to enable promising engineers to acquire skills required to succeed both individually as well as in Industry. The department has started 4 year B.Tech programme in Mechanical Engineering under JNTUA affiliation, with an intake of 30 students in the year 2010 and subsequently in the year 2014, the department unveiled another programme 3 year Diploma in Mechanical Engineering under SBTET, AP affiliation with an intake of 30 students.
Vision-Mission
Vision
- To evolve as a prospective learning centre producing competent Mechanical Engineers to fulfill the ever-changing needs of Society and Industry demands.
Mission
- M1. To impart comprehensive knowledge and experience in Mechanical Engineering domain through the effective implementation of Teaching-Learning methodologies
- M2. To promote the culture of Interdisciplinary learning and facilitate Industrial training to resolve Global Engineering issues
- M3. To impart training on modern drafting and analysis software sharpening computational capabilities and promoting higher studies
- M4. To initiate Industry-Institute Interface facilitating skill enhancement keeping pace with emerging Industrial trends by infusing ethical values.
PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES (PEOs)
- PEO 1: Examine and Analyze Mechanical Engineering problems and provide sustainable solutions.
- PEO 2: Pursue successful professional career in industry, academia or research.
- PEO 3: Engage in continuous learning to keep abreast with emerging technologies with the sense of professional ethics.
- PEO 4: Contribute in multi-disciplinary teams through effective interpersonal skills.
PROGRAM OUTCOMES (POs)
Engineering Graduates will be able to:
PO1. Engineering Knowledge : Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals, and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems.
PO2. Problem Analysis: Identify, formulate, review research literature, and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering sciences.
PO3. Design/development of solutions: Design solutions for complex engineering problems and design system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for the public health and safety, and the cultural, societal, and environmental considerations.
PO4. Conduct investigations of complex problems: Use research-based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions.
PO5. Modern tool usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations.
PO6. The engineer and society: Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the professional engineering practice.
PO7. Environment and sustainability: Understand the impact of the professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for sustainable development.
PO8. Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice.
PO9. Individual and team work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.
PO10. Communication: Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and with society at large, such as, being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions.
PO11. Project management and finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the engineering and management principles and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.
PO12. Life-long learning: Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of technological change.
PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOMES (PSOs)
- PSO1: Professional Skills: Apply the knowledge of materials and manufacturing principles to plan, design and monitor the production operations of an Industry.
- PSO2: Design Skills: Adopting the governing laws of thermodynamics, heat transfer and refrigeration & air-conditioning to design and develop thermo-fluid system
Academic Regulations
R13 Academic Regulations
Promotion Rules:
Promotion rules of B.Tech for the academic year 2013
Promotion rules of B.Tech for the academic year 2014
Promotion rules of B.Tech for the academic year 2016
Academic Regulations:
All the Principals of affiliated colleges of JNTUA.
Dear Sir/Madam,
Sub:- JNTUA-DAPO-Technical Seminar-Comprehensive Viva-Voce-Marks awarded-Reg.
It is to inform you that course structure and syllabi of R13 regulations are revised for III and IV year of B.Tech and B. Pharmacy courses in the year 2015. According to new course structure for B.Tech stream, only Technical Seminar has been introduced in place of Seminar and Comprehensive Viva-Voce in the B.Tech IV year II Semester Course Structure for 2 credits.
In case of B. Pharmacy stream only Comprehensive Viva-Voce has been introduced instead of Seminar and Comprehensive Viva-Voce in the B. Pharmacy IV year II Semester Course Structure for 3 credits.
In this context, the following marks are awarded for Technical Seminar and Comprehensive Viva-Voce separately.
- Technical Seminar shall be evaluated for total 50 Marks(for B.Tech stream only).
- Comprehensive Viva-Voce shall be evaluated for total 100 Marks(for B. Pharmacy stream only).
Further, it is to be noted that the third paragraph of serial number/point 4.8 of original R13 Regulations is modified as follows:
B.Tech Stream:
A student shall acquire 2 credits assigned to the Technical Seminar only when he/she secure 40% or more marks for the total 50 marks. In case, if a student fails in Technical Seminar he/she shall reappear as and when IV/II supplementary examinations are conducted.
Pharmacy Stream:
A student shall acquire 3 credits assigned to the Comprehensive Viva-Voce only when he/she secure 40% or more marks for the total 100 marks. In case, if a student fails in Comprehensive Viva-Voice, he/she shall reappear as and when IV/II supplementary examinations are conducted.
For any clarification please contact: Director, Academic & Planning, JNTUA @ 9000551418.
B.Tech R13 _ Academic Regulations
Substitute Subjects:
| S. No | Name of the Faculty | Designation | Qualification | Profile |
| 1 | Dr. G. Subba Rao | Professor & Director | Ph.D. | VIEW |
| 2 | Dr.N.Padma Sravya | Assistant Professor & HOD | Ph.D. | VIEW |
| 3 | Dr. Ch. Srinivasa Rao | Professor | Ph.D. | VIEW |
| 4 | Mr. M. Mahendra Babu | Associate Professor | M.E (Ph.D.) | VIEW |
| 5 | Mr. V. Ramu | Associate Professor | M. E (Ph.D.) | VIEW |
| 6 | Mr. Y.Murali Krishna | Assistant Professor | M. Tech (Ph.D.) | VIEW |
| 7 | Mr. Sk. Rahmath Basha | Assistant Professor | M. Tech (Ph.D.) | VIEW |
| 8 | Ms. G. Nilima | Assistant Professor | M. Tech | VIEW |
| 9 | Mr.P.Anil Kumar | Assistant Professor | M. Tech | VIEW |
| 10 | Mr.V.Naresh Babu | Assistant Professor | M. Tech | VIEW |
| 11 | Mr.K.Raja Sekhar | Assistant Professor | M. Tech | VIEW |
| 12 | Mr.SMA. Rahim | Assistant Professor | M. Tech | VIEW |
| 13 | Mr.R.Srikanth (I Year) | Assistant Professor | M. Tech | VIEW |
| 14 | Mr.G.Hazarath Vara prasad | Assistant Professor | M. Tech | VIEW |
| 15 | Mr.P.Amos | Assistant Professor | M. Tech | VIEW |
| 16 | Mr.Shaik Mahaboob Basha | Assistant Professor | M. Tech | VIEW |
R & D
Conferences/Seminars/Workshops Attended – view
Conferences/Seminars/Workshops Organized – view
Faculty Development Programs (FDP) – Attended – view
Faculty Development Programs (FDP) – Organized – view
List of Funded R & D Projects (Applied) – view
List of In-house R & D Projects – view
NPTEL Certification Courses – view
Ph.Ds Enrolled/Awarded – view
Ph.Ds Guided – view
List of Product Developed/ incubation – view
Research Publications – view
Laboratories
- Fluid Mechanics & Hydraulic Machinery Laboratory
- Machine Tools Laboratory
- CAD & CAM Laboratory
- Strength of Materials Laboratory
- Thermal Engineering Laboratory
- Manufacturing Technology Laboratory
- Heat Transfer Laboratory
- Material Science and Metrology Laboratory
- Project laboratory
The main objective of this lab is to create awareness among the students and enhance their understanding of the fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics and various types of Hydraulic Machines. The Laboratory focuses mainly on the study and calibration of flow measuring devices like Mouthpiece, Venturimeter, Orifice meter, triangular notch, rectangular notch, and experimental determination of frictional head losses in pipes. In addition, the performance test on hydraulic machines like Centrifugal pump, Reciprocating pump and Pelton Wheel are also conducted.
| S.No | Equipment |
| 1 | Determination of coefficient of discharge for an Orifice Meter &Venture Meter Test rig |
| 2 | Test rig of Impact of jet on vanes |
| 3 | Reciprocating Pump Test Rig |
| 4 | Single stage Centrifugal pump Test rig |
| 5 | Pelton Wheel Test rig |
| 6 | Multi Stage Centrifugal pump Test rig |
| 7 | Measurement of discharge through Turbine Flow Meter Test rig |
| 8 | Determination ofMajor Losses in pipes Test rig |
| 9 | Determination ofMinor Losses in pipes Test rig |
| 10 | Determination of Discharge through rectangular & triangular notch Test rig |
| 11 | Determination of Discharge through External Mouthpiece Test rig |
| 12 | Verification ofBernoulli’s Theorem Test rig |
FM&HM Lab Occupancy Chart
| ROOM NO.- NB 005 w.e.f: 04-01-2021 | ||||||||||
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8:35am-
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FM&HM Lab (III ME) B1 | |||||||
| Tue | FM Lab (II CE) B1 | |||||||||
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| Thu | FM Lab (II CE) B2 | FM&HM Lab (III ME) B2 | ||||||||
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| Sat | MAINTENANCE | FM&HM Lab ( (III ME) B1 | ||||||||
| Physical Lab Incharge | Mr. Y. MURALI KRISHNA | |
| III ME
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Faculty Incharge: | Mr. Y. Murali Krishna |
| Supporting Faculty: | Mr. K. Rama Krishna | |
| II CE
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Faculty Incharge: | P. Suman |
| Supporting Faculty: | P. Uma Sai Krishna | |

This laboratory is designed with an objective to provide basic knowledge of various metal cutting processes used to manufacture the parts by the removal of material in a controlled mode and also offers knowledge of constructional details of diverse machine tools and its operating principles. Sufficient numbers of sessions are designed to acquire required skills in the operation of such machines under the supervision of skilled technical staff.
| S. No | Equipment Description |
| 1. | Heavy Duty Lathe Machine |
| 2. | Light Duty Lathe Machines 4 Nos |
| 3. | Heavy Duty Capstan Lathe Machine |
| 4. | Radial Drilling Machine |
| 5. | Horizontal Milling Machine |
| 6. | Shaping Machine |
| 7. | Slotting Machine |
| 8. | Cylindrical Grinding Machine |
| 9. | Tool and Cutter Grinder |
| 10. | Tool and cutter grinder |
| Machine Tools Laboratory | |||
| Name of the Lab: | Machine Tools Lab (15A03508)
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Room No: | HJB003 |
| Name of Lab In-Charge: | Mr. V.Ramu | AY: | 2020-21 – I Sem |
| w.e.f: 04-01-2021 | ||||||||||
| TIME
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8:35am-
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| Tue | MT LAB ME (1) | |||||||||
| Wed | MT LAB ME (2) | |||||||||
| Thu | MAINTENANCE | MAINTENANCE | ||||||||
| Fri | MT LAB ME (3) | |||||||||
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| Physical Lab Incharge | Mr. V.Ramu | |
| III ME | Faculty Incharge: | V.Ramu |

The CAD lab is equipped with AUTOCAD and CATIAV5 software used to draw the 2D & 3D models related Mechanical Engineering. The ANSYS software is used to analyze complex models related to various fields of Mechanical Engineering. CAM Laboratory is equipped with CNC XL Turn two axes lathe installed with Fanuc Software and perform programs of various machining operations.
| S.No | Equipment |
| 1 | XL-TURN CNC slant bed machine |
CAD/CAM Lab Occupancy Chart
| Name of the Lab: | CAD/CAM (15A03710) | Room No: | VB – 105, VB 106 |
| Name of Lab In-Charge: | Mr. N. Anjaneyulu | AY: | 2020-21 I Sem |
| w.e.f: 21-12-20 | ||||||||||
| TIME
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8:30am-
09:20am |
09:20am-
10:10am |
10:30am-
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| Mon | CAD Lab - IV CE A(1) | L
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| Tue | CAD/CAM – IV MECH(1) | CAD Lab - IV CE B(1) | ||||||||
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| Thu | CAD/CAM – IV MECH(2) | CAD Lab – IV CE A(2) | ||||||||
| Fri | CAD/CAM – IV MECH(2) | |||||||||
| Sat | CAD Lab – IV CE B(2) | |||||||||
| Physical Lab Incharge | Mr. N. Anjaneyulu | |
| IV ME
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Faculty Incharge: | Mr. N. Anjaneyulu |
| Supporting Faculty: | Mr. Ch. Manikiran | |
| IV CE | Faculty Incharge: | Mr. T. Kartheek Reddy |

The objective of mechanics of solids lab is to test the mechanical properties of materials, such as tensile, compressive, impact, shear, strengths, hardness, Young’s modulus, modulus of rigidity etc., are to be estimated. These properties are useful in the design of machine elements.
| S.No | Equipment |
| 1 | Digital Torsion Testing Machine |
| 2 | Impact Testing Machine |
| 3 | Compression Testing Machine |
| 4 | Rockwell/Brinel Hardness Machine |
| 5 | Universal Testing Machine |
| 6 | Big Double Shear Test Attachment |
| 7 | Mechanical Extensometer |
| 8 | Spring Testing Machine |
SOM Lab Occupancy Chart
| Name of the Lab: | Strength Of Materials(19A01301P) | Room No: | NB005 |
| Name of Faculty Incharge: | Mr. V. RADHAKRISHNA | AY: | 2020-21 – I Sem |
| w.e.f: 10-09-20 | ||||||||||
| TIME
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8:35am-
09:30am |
09:30am-
10:20am |
10:30am-
11:25pm |
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| Thu | SOM LAB (A2) | |||||||||
| Fri | SOM LAB (A1) | |||||||||
| Sat | SOM LAB (A2) | |||||||||
| Physical Lab Incharge | Mr. CH.MANI KIRAN | |
| II CE
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Faculty Incharge: | Mr. V. RADHAKRISHNA |

The objective of the Thermal Engineering laboratory is to develop basic working knowledge of IC engines and their operational procedures. The laboratory facilitates the working of the IC engines with different thermal proportions incorporated to find the various efficiencies in both SI and CI engines for the benefit of learners.
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S.No |
Equipment |
| 1 | Cut section 4 stroke single cylinder diesel engine |
| 2 | Cut section 2 stroke single cylinder diesel engine |
| 3 | Cut model of 4 stroke petrol engine |
| 4 | 6HP,650rpm slow speed, 4stroke diesel engine test rig |
| 5 | Multi cylinder 4 stroke petrol engine |
| 6 | 10HP,1500rpm,twin cylinder 4 stroke diesel engine test rig with exhaust gas calorimeter |
| 7 | Two stage air compression test rig |
| 8 | Model of Lancashire boiler |
| 9 | Model of Babcock and Wilcox boiler |
| 10 | Single cylinder 2 stroke petrol engine. |
| 11 | Variable compression ratio 4 stroke petrol engine |
Thermal Engineering Lab Occupancy Chart
| Name of the Lab: | Thermal Engineering (15A03405) | Room No: | HJB-007 |
| Name of Lab In-Charge: | Mr. C. Subramanyam | AY: | 2019-20 – II Sem |
| Regulation | R15 | Batch | 2018-22 |
| w.e.f: 30-12-2019 | ||||||||||
| TIME
DAY |
8:35am-
09:30am |
09:30am-
10:20am |
10:30am-
11:25pm |
11:25am-
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1:10pm |
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TE LAB | ||||||||
| Tue | MAINTENANCE | |||||||||
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| Fri | TE LAB | |||||||||
| Sat | MAINTENANCE | |||||||||
| Physical Lab Incharge | Mr. C. SUBRAMANYAM | |
| II ME
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Faculty Incharge: | C. Subramanyam |
| Supporting Faculty: | Sk. Rahamath Basha | |

The objective of this laboratory is to familiarize the students with distinctive Manufacturing Processes and its applications in the manufacturing sector and also to tutor the students with its basic operating principles & procedures. The laboratory includes all the required equipment to provide a unique hands-on learning experience for the students and serves as a live working environment to meet their undergraduate curriculum requirement, in addition, to carry out their fabrication projects.
| S.No | Equipment description |
| 1. | Green sand Specimen preparation Equipment |
| 2. | Permeability tester |
| 3. | Green compression Strength tester |
| 4. | Wood Turning machine |
| 5. | Injection Moulding machine |
| 6. | Blow moulding machine |
| 7. | TIG welding machine |
| 8. | Spot welding machine |
| 9. | Gas welding , Brazing, gas cutting Equipment |
| 10. | Hydraulic press |
| Name of the Lab: | MANUFACTURING PROCESS (19A03301P) | Room No: | HJB002 | ||||||||||||
| Name of Lab In-Charge: | Mr.N.ANAND | AY: | 2020-21 – II Sem | ||||||||||||
| w.e.f: 30-12-2019 | |||||||||||||||
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| Wed | MANUFACTURING PROCESSS LAB | ||||||||||||||
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| Sat | MANUFACTURING PROCESSS LAB | ||||||||||||||
| Physical Lab Incharge | Mr. N.ANAND
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| III ME | Faculty Incharge: | Mr. K.R .SREEDHER
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| Supporting Faculty: | Mr. N.ANAND
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Heat Transfer laboratory provides fundamental knowledge on the modes of heat transfer like conduction, convection and radiation, and their chances of occurrences of various experiments on properties of various materials are planned to estimate the thermal properties of metals.
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S.No |
Equipment |
| 1 | Heat Transfer through Composite Walls Apparatus Model |
| 2 | Thermal Conductivity of Insulating Powder |
| 3 | Heat Transfer from Pin – Fin Apparatus |
| 4 | Emissivity Measurement Apparatus |
| 5 | Critical Heat Flux Apparatus |
| 6 | Parallel Flow and Counter Flow |
| 7 | Heat Transfer through Lagged Pipe |
| 8 | Unsteady State of Heat Transfer |
| 9 | Heat Transfer in Forced Convection |
| 10 | Heat Transfer through Natural Convection |
| 11 | Stefan Boltzmann Apparatus |
| 12 | Condensation in Drop Wise Film Wise Forms Model |
HT Lab Occupancy Chart
| Name of the Lab: | Heat Transfer Lab (15A03609) | Room No: | MB 010 |
| Name of Lab In-Charge: | Mr. Rahamath Basha Shaik | AY: | 2019-20 – II Sem |
ROOM NO.- MB 010 w.e.f: 30-12-2019
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DAY |
8:35am-
09:30am |
09:30am-
10:20am |
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| Tue | HT LAB III ME | |||||||||
| Wed | MAINTENANCE | |||||||||
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| Fri | HT LAB III ME | |||||||||
| Sat | MAINTENANCE | |||||||||
| Physical Lab Incharge | Mr. Rahamath Basha Shaik | |
| III ME | Faculty Incharge: | Dr. Ch. Sreenivasa Rao |
| Supporting Faculty: | Mr. Rahamath Basha Shaik | |

Material Science and Metrology Lab
MSE lab provides hands on experience to the students in the selection of proper Engineering Materials and to explore the micro-structure, properties of the metals and its alloys. In connection with the experimentation, specimen mounting hydraulic press, different metallurgical microscopes, jominy end quench test setup & muffle furnace.
| S.No | Equipment |
| 1 | Monocular microscope co axial knob for fine and coarse adjustment |
| 2 | Binocular microscope coaxial and optics |
| 3 | Upright triangular microscope with coaxial and Russian optics |
| 4 | Hydraulic semi-automatic specimen mounting press of 3ton capacity |
| 5 | Metallographic disc polishing machine/lapping machine single disc |
| 6 | Metallographic disc polishing machine/lapping machine double disc |
| 7 | High temperature muffle furnace |
| 8 | Jominy end quench test |
Instrumentation Laboratory:
Instrumentation lab aims at measurement of mechanical parameters such as pressure, displacement, velocity, load and temperature for effective control of the process. It also includes calibration of different instruments and gauges.
Metrology Laboratory:
Metrology lab aims to familiarize various dimensional measuring instruments and their usage in real time industrial inspections. The precession measurement in analog and digital form using vernier calipers screw gauges vernier height gauges, sine bar etc. is help to enhance the accuracy of measurement.
| Instrumentation Laboratory | |
| S.No | Equipment |
| 1 | Measuring of Pressure by using Strain Gauge |
| 2 | Temperature demonstration system using RTD |
| 3 | Measurement of displacement using LVDT |
| 4 | Temperature demonstration system using thermocouples |
| 5 | Capacitive pick up demonstration set up |
| 6 | Speed measurement demonstration system |
| 7 | Hotwire anemometer and velocity generating source |
| Metrology Laboratory | |
| S.No | Equipment |
| 1 | Vernier callipers 150mm-3nos and 200mm-4nos |
| 2 | Inside micrometers 50-30mm-2nos |
| 3 | Vernier height gauge-300mm |
| 4 | Slip gauges-83pcs |
| 5 | Combination sets-2sets |
| 6 | Surface plates-2nos |
| 7 | Vernier bevel protractor |
| 8 | 2 wire and 3 wire set with micrometer |
| 9 | Gear tooth vernier calliper 1-150mm |
MSM Lab Occupancy Chart
| ROOM NO- MB009 W.E.F: 26-12-20 | |||||||||
| TIME
DAY |
I
08.30-09.20 |
II
09:20-10:10 |
III
10:30 -11:20 |
IV
11:20-12:10 |
12:10-1:00 |
V
01:00-01:50 |
VI
01:50-02:40 |
VII
02:50-03:40 |
VIII
03:40-04:30 |
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| Tue | Metrology and MeasurementsLab | ||||||||
| Wed | Metrology and MeasurementsLab | ||||||||
| Thu | |||||||||
| Fri | Material Science &Engineering Lab | ||||||||
| Sat | Metrology and MeasurementsLab | ||||||||
| Physical Lab Incharge | Mr. K.R.Sreedhar | |
| II ME | Faculty Incharge: | Mr. SK.Rahamath Basha |
| Supporting Faculty: | ||
| IV ME | Faculty Incharge: | Mr.CH.Manikiran |
| Supporting Faculty: | ||

Project laboratory
This laboratory is intended as an integrative experience for senior-level mechanical engineering students.Students integrate their knowledge of several basic areas of mechanical engineering through set-up and performance of several different laboratory experiments.The equipment and instrumentation are available for these experiments. Students plan the strategy for running the experiment; then they run the experiment, collecting and reducing the data; and finally, they present the results in the format of technical presentations at a formal engineering conference.Students must prepare professional caliber engineering presentations requiring written proficiency in the preparation of comprehensive MS PowerPoint presentation materials that emphasize oral communication skills.Each laboratory team is required to give four group oral presentations on four of the five experiments.Additional short reports are required to communicate about the semester-long design project.There is also a semester project to design and develop laboratory experimental facilities.The general nature of the laboratory is open-ended work
Ambiance
- Project laboratory consists of well configured systems, 3D Printer, Pin on Disc.
- Sufficient number of windows is available for ventilation and natural light and every lab has one exit.
- Lighting system is very effective, along with the natural light in each corner of the rooms.
- Laboratory is kept open beyond working hours, if necessary.
AY 2021-22- IV B.Tech Project Certificates - view
AY 2020-21- IV B.Tech Project Certificates - view
Project Lab Occupancy Chart
| ROOM NO.- MB 010 AY- 2020-21 | ||||||||||
| TIME
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8:35am-
09:30am |
09:30am-
10:20am |
10:30am-
11:25pm |
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| Fri | PROJECT LAB | PROJECT LAB | ||||||||
| Sat | PROJECT LAB | PROJECT LAB | ||||||||
| Physical Lab In charge | Mr. Sk. Rahamathbasha | |
| Faculty In charge: | Mr. Sk. Rahamathbasha | |
| Supporting Faculty: | Mr. L. Mallikarjuna | |


GAME
Geethanjali Association Of Mechanical Engineering (GAME) is a student association for the department of Mechanical Engineering that aims to involve the practice and propagation of a certain professional hobby and to promote professional development for the students. It provides opportunity to share broad variety of projects and innovative activities. All programs are based on student interest and designed to enhance an environment where students can unite in groups to achieve goals and objectives while encouraging healthy lifestyles.
Department of Mechanical Engineering had proposed to establish department association in the name of “Geethanjali Association of Mechanical Engineering” (GAME) for the enhancement of students and faculty as well to enlighten their professional growth in a continuously improving environment.
- To encourage students to develop their intra-personal skills, self-confidence, communication skills, general knowledge, by conducting Debates, Quiz, Paper Presentation competitions etc.
- To encourage students to enhance their interests in extracurricular activities by conducting competitions like Dancing, Singing, Role Plays etc.,
- To enable students to develop a healthy competitive spirit by competing with students of other departments & colleges, via Intra & Inter Collegiate events.
- To provide a platform to students for knowledge sharing by organizing guest lectures, workshops.
- To establish, maintain and develop standards of knowledge and skill to the students.
Roles and Responsibilities of the Convener
- To plan activities of Mechanical Engineering Department Association.
- To conduct the meetings related to student association cell.
- To co ordinate Mechanical Engineering department secretaries and supervising the co curricular activities in their department.
- To prepare the minutes of the meeting and summary preparation.
Roles and Responsibilities of Secretary
- To plan the co curricular activities in department in sync with department regular activities.
- Motivating & encouraging the students in department to participate/ register in various co curricular activities.
- To allot the activity coordinator for each activity in association with the department HoD.
- To keep records, summary and documentations of all the events or activities organized.
- To upload the events organized data in to the website.
Roles and Responsibilities of activity coordinator
- To prepare the circulars and scheduling of the events.
- Motivating the students and registering the students to the stated activity.
- Recording of the events and preparation of documents of the organized events/activities i.e. registration forms, winners list, feedback forms.
- To prepare the report of the event or activity which they had organized.
Roles and Responsibilities of student member
- To motivate the fellow students to participate in the activity.
- To act as an organizer & volunteer to the activity and participant to that event.
- To provide feedback on the organized event/activity.
| S.No | Members | Designation | Position |
| 1. | Dr.G.SubbaRao | Principal | Chairman |
| 2. | Dr. T.Sunilkumar | H.O.D-Mech | Convenor |
| 3. | Mr. M.Mahendra babu | Asso.Professor | Secretary |
| 4. | Mr. N.Anjaneyulu | Asst.Professor | Coordinator |
| 5. | Potlapati Bharath-172U1A0330 | Student | Member |
| 6. | Pynam Spurgeon- 172U1A0333 | Student | Member |
| 7. | Gandavaram Vamsi Krishna- 162U1A0314 | Student | Member |
| 8. | Shaik Thousif- 152U1A0348 | Student | Member |
| Co-curricular activities
Paper/Poster Presentation/Webinar/published |
Extra-curricular activities( Intra Level) | ||||||
| AY | No. of Events | No. of Participants | No. Prizes won | Papers Published | No. of Events | No. of Participants | No. Prizes won |
| 2020-21 | 6 | 170 | 8 | 14 | |||
| 2019-20 | 37 | 230 | 5 | 15 | |||
| 2018-19 | 23 | 93 | 4 | 9 | 8 | 70 | 6 |
| 2017-18 | 10 | 105 | 3 | 8 | 47 | 13 | |
AY 2020-2021 Prize Winners
| S.No | Name of the Event | Names of the prize winners |
| 1. | TECHNICAL QUIZ | First Prize
A.YuvaKumar
|
| 2. | CADATHON | First Prize
HamsaRamsai
|
| 3. | PAPER PRESENTATION | Second Prize
Maddileti Pavan Kumar |
| 4. | POSTER PRESENTATION | Third Prize
PodalakuruHazarathaiah |
| 5. | WEBINAR | First Prize
AngilekaSaiprudvi Second Prize Suresh krishna |
| 6. | ONLINE QUIZ | First Prize
Shaik Ashik Second Prize Shaik Shafi |
AY 2019-2020 Prize Winners
| S.
No. |
NameofThestudent | Nameoftheevent | Topic | Venue | Date | Award/Reward |
|
1 |
P.Spurgeon |
TECHNOSANGRAM-2K19 | Applications ofDifferentialEquations |
AITS,
Tirupati |
15th&16thMarch2019 |
2nd |
|
2 |
P.Bharath |
AY 2018-2019 Prize Winners
| NameofThestudent | Nameoftheevent | Topic | Venue | Date | Award/Reward |
|
P.Vijaya |
SAMYANTRANA2K18 |
Design andModification ofAutomobileWheelHub | NarayanaEngineeringCollege-Nellore |
27- October-2018 |
1ST |
| R.SaiKumar | FUSION-2K18 | Design andModification ofAutomobileWheelHub | Rise KrishnaSaiGroupofInstitutions |
17- February-2018 |
1ST |
| CH.SivaTharun |
AY 2017-2018 Prize Winners
| S.No | Name of Thestudent | Nameoftheevent | Topic | Venue | Date | Award/Reward |
| 1. | N.BharaniKrishna |
TECHNOQUEST-2017 |
FatigueAnalysis onAircraft WheelHub | NBKR-
Vidyanagar |
14th October2017 |
1st |
| 2. | O.VinodKumar | |||||
|
3. |
MoghalWaseem |
SAMYANTRANA-2017 |
AdvancedTechnologies inRobotics | NarayanaEngineeriingCollege-Nellore |
14th October2017 |
1st |
| 4. | P.V.Sairam | 3rdAnnual ChapterConvocation byQualityCircleForum
ofIndia |
AutomaticSpeed ControlsinAutomobiles | AITS-Tirupati |
28th&29thAugust2017 |
Gold AwardWinners |
| 5. | N.BharaniKrishna | |||||
| 6. | Shaik Rafi | |||||
| 7. | O.Vinod Kumar | |||||
| 8. | Moghal Waseem |


Internships
Internships Organised for-AY-2024-25 – view
Internships Organised for-AY-2023-24 – view
Internships Organised for-AY-2022-23 – view
Internships Organised for-AY-2021-22 – view
Internships Organised for-AY-2020-21 – view
Internships Organised for-AY-2019-20 – view
Internships Organised for-AY-2018-19 – view
Internships Organised for-AY-2017-18 – view
Roll of Honour
| S.No. | Batch | Roll No | Name of the Student | Percentage/CGPA |
| 1. | 2010-2014 | 102U1A0344 | S. Raghu Teja | 74.63 |
| 2. | 2011-2015 | 122U5A0307 | Shaik Karimullah | 77.82 |
| 3. | 2012-2016 | 122U1A0358 | V. Venkata Hemanth | 78.65 |
| 4. | 2013-2017 | 132U1A0356 | Vallepu Praveen | 78.99 |
| 5. | 2014-2018 | 142U1A0328 | M. Bhavan Chandu | 78.59 |
| 6. | 2015-2019 | 152U1A0350 | Sd Tausif Ahamed Hussainy | 8.63 |
| 7. | 2016-2020 | 162U1A0342 | Shaik Abdul Rehman | 8.60 |
| 8. | 2017-2021 | 172U1A0333 | Pynam Spurgeon | 8.67 |
| 9. | 2018-2022 | 192U5A0304 | Shaik Althaf | 8.71 |
| 10 | 2019-2023 | 192U1A0322 | Shaik Mohammad Yaseen | 7.87 |
Contact
Dr.N.Padma Sravya, M.Tech, Ph.D.
Associate Professor & Head,
Department of Mechanical Engineering,
Geethanjali Institute of Science and Technology,
Contact: 80743 60626,
Email: mechod@gist.edu.in

