prospectus_17_18.pdf - Haldia Institute of Technology

An Institute of ICAREPioneer in Technical Education (Estd. - 1996)

(The First Self Financed and residential Engineering Institute of West Bengal)

NAAC ACCREDITED TECHNICAL INSTITUTE WITH “A” GRADE (3.31CGPA)

PROSPECTUS 2017-18

Approved By : All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE)

: Maulana Abdul Kalam Azad University of TechnologyAffiliated to( Formerly Known as - West Bengal University of Technology)

HALDIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Knowledge City, P.O.-HIT, Haldia, Purba Medinipur, PIN - 721 657, West Bengal, India

Phone : (03224) 252900 / 255616 / 252850; Fax : (03224) 252800 / 253062

E- mail : [email protected] ; Website : www.hithaldia.in

ANTI RAGGINGANTI RAGGING

OTHER COLLEGES UNDER ICAREOTHER COLLEGES UNDER ICARE

Anti Ragging Committee Chairman: DIRECTOR/PRINCIPAL03224‐252800Convener: Prof. Soumen Paul, Head, IT9433966493

Anti Ragging SquadChairman: Prof. Jaydeb BhaumickHead, ECE9434226938

Joint Conveners Prof. Siraj DattaHead, BT9474408858Mr. Anjan KunduStudent's Welfare Officer9434236248

For further details, please visit:http://www.hithaldia.in

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Haldia Institute of Health Science

Institute of Education, Haldia

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Haldia School of Languages

Haldia Institute of Dental Sciences and Research

ICARE Institute of Medical Science & Research & Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy Hospital, Haldia

ICARE School of Research & Development (ISRD)

National Institute of Competitive Examinations (NICE)

ICARE COMPLEX, KNOWLEDGE CITY, PO: HIT CAMPUS DIST: PURBA‐MEDINIPUR‐721657

Phone: +91 3224 255275/255662/255895/255843Fax: +91 3224 255275

Email: [email protected]: www.icare‐haldia.org

Ragging is totally banned in Haldia Institute of Technology and anyone found guilty of ragging and/or abetting ragging is liable to be punished. As per latest Government policy guided by orders of Hon'ble Supreme Court of India, all s t u d e n t s a n d p a r e n t / g u a r d i a n s a r e required to submit affidavits before a student is allowed registration in the Institute and hostel accommodation. The aff idavits should be filled up and signed by the candidate and guardian to the effect and that they are aware of the law and provision of ragging as well as the punishments, and that the student, if found guilty of the offence of ragging and/or abetting r a g g i n g i s l i a b l e t o b e p u n i s h e d appropriately.////////////////////////////////////

All parents/guardians/students may download the same from the Institute website and get them duly attested by the Oath Commissioner and bring it on the day of student's registration.In case any student faces or witness any form of ragging he/she is advised to communicate immediately with the following members:

VISION

MISSION

To achieve Centre of Excellence in the field of Science, Technology and Management Education for creating

dynamic human resources of global standards with capabilities of accepting new challenges.

To impart quality and value based education to raise satisfaction level of all stake‐holders.

To create competent, creative professionals and great entrepreneurs who can work as individual or in group

in multi‐cultural global environments./////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

To prepare citizens who would grow to be competent enough to contribute significantly with personal

integrity and civic responsibility for the betterment of mankind throughout their careers and profession.

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FROM THE DESK OF CHAIRMAN

There is no yardstick to measure a society's growth other than making a

qualitative assessment of its multidimensional activities. Education, being

one of the most important areas of social activities which can be studied,

analyzed and visualized to have a feeling about how a society has been

performing. It is needless to mention here that in today's fast moving

world, technical education has taken a large share of the entire education

sector and all of us knowingly or unknowingly, are part of this system which

is undergoing radical changes.

We, at Haldia Institute of Technology, are making our earnest and humble attempt to cope up with this trend. Having

started our journey in 1996, it has been our constant endeavor to upgrade, modify and improve upon our standards to

match the country's need.

Our guiding principle is based on constant change, motivation and up-gradation, creating state-of-the art knowledge

infrastructure for our student, instilling in them the ability to learn so that they can face any challenge anywhere in the

world. We sincerely feel that education should build character, sharpen the intellect and encourage free thinking. The

idea is not to give the students just an assembly line degree but to sculpt the young minds into giants in knowledge

with upright character and unwavering ethics, possessing a firm resolution to shape the future.

Our sincere efforts have shown results. Today, Haldia Institute of Technology has become an icon of technical

education in this part of the country. The institute not only symbolizes quality education, it has also set the bench mark

of education ambience. Its infrastructure, its tranquil greenery, its teacher-student relation, its teaching quality, its

laboratories, its research projects, its plight to uplift the socioeconomically challenged students, its community

services, its flora and fauna and above all its ethical values are being considered as 'targeted standard' in the society.

I am grateful to all our patrons, well-wishers and guardians for what we are today. Your patronage, your support, your

love, your criticism, your sympathy, your guidance and your selfless cooperation have made our dream to realize this

institute to become an ideal center for learning. We are yet to travel a long way and I am sure that you will be with us in

our journey to excellence.

I am privileged to express my heartfelt satisfaction over the publication of this prospectus for the Academics year

2017-18. I believe you would be able to get a glimpse of our activities in this brochure. We look forward to a

relationship where the learning quotient rises above the mere imparting of Academics knowledge to the education

with excellent, attitudes, values, morals and skills for the good of humanity.

Dr. Lakshman SethChairman, HIT

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Our main objective is to create future leaders who manage and create powerful

organizations in the emerging corporate landscape. Different pedagogic tools

help our students to develop not only in a holistic business perspective but also

towards an ability to seize opportunities in a competitive business market.

Our system has evolved to reach and hold a unique position of pride in the

technical education system in our country. As of now HIT has 15 academic

departments. We are running at present 12 undergraduate courses and seven

post graduate courses under Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University (formerly

known as West Bengal University of Technology). At present we have a total

student strength of about 4366, faculty strength of about 266 and non teaching

staff including laboratory staff of about 295. We have got 'A' grade with CGPA

3.31 on NAAC in September 2016.

The faculty members of the institute are encouraged to undertake sponsored project and industrial consultancy. We have

conducted International Conference on “Mathematics & Computing “ in the January 2017. We have conducted National

Conference on “Recent Advances on Multifunctional Materials” in February 2017, where Padmashree Dr.Satish Kumar, Director,

NIT, Kurukshetra was the Chief Guest. We have organized national seminar on “New Horizon in Biotechnology” in the month of

Februaly 2017. Padmashree Prof. Dipankar Chatterjee (J.C. Bose Fellow) was the Chief Guest. We have organized National

Seminar on “Nanoscience and Nanotechnology” in the month of March 2017, where Dr.Prabhat Ranjan, Executive Director,

TIFAC, DST was the Chief Guest. We are going to organize 70th Annual Session of IIChE Chemical Engineering Congress

(CHEMCON‐2017) in the month of December 2017.

Our main aim is that both the institute and industry should work together for the betterment of the society. We should spend

time with the corporate world to customize our education to their needs, thus creating value for both our students and the

corporate, we can move towards consistent achievement from the point of view of our placements. Education is the discipline

for the adventure of life, so we have to face challenges of varying degree and nature. But those challenges will inspire us for

greater achievement. The rank of any institute lies in the quality of values it delivers to the society. We look forward of being

recognized as one of the premier engineering institutes worldwide.

There are huge challenges in the global and highly competitive market of the present day. So, we have to approach towards

multidisciplinary research on Science, Engineering and Management. Our vision is to bring out the research talent and the work

done by scientists, academia, engineers, practitioners , scholars, post graduate students of engineers and management so that

fellow researchers can get benefit from the research done.

I welcome the newly admitted students to the portal of this great educational institution and wish them a memorable,

meaningful and rewarding tenure.

Prof.(Dr.) M.N. BandyopadhyayDirector, HITEx. Director, NIT, Kurukshetra & CalicutEx. HAG SCALE Professor of Electrical Engineering of NIT, Hamirpur

FROM THE DESK OF DIRECTOR

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It's a pleasure to welcome you to Haldia Institute of Technology (HIT), a place of

effective learning and career building.

HIT is the first self‐financing Institute located in the most prosperous industrial

hub in the state of West Bengal. It started its journey in the year 1996 with only

three departments. Over the years it has grown up and presently, running twelve

Under Graduate and five Post Graduate Programmes in Engineering/Technology,

in addition to MBA and MCA Programmes. It is now a well‐established Institute

beautifully sprawling over 37 acre lush green lands having all the modern facilities

that an ideal academic institution should have.

Our facilities and infrastructure is amongst the best in the country. It provides an optimum mix of theory and practical, with

strong bias on industrial and managerial applications. A team of dedicated members of faculty with excellent academic

background, trained in premier universities and institutions, is the asset of this Institute.

The HIT student learns subjects across departmental boundaries and excels in extracurricular activities. The mix of technology

and management skills that an HITian possesses makes him an invaluable asset to any organization he works for. The students of

this institute are occupying enviable positions in various organisations at home and abroad. Many of them have been the driving

force behind the industrial landscape of our nation.

The Institute has earned fame not only for its excellent academic and extracurricular activities but also for its research,

consultancy and development activities. From the beginning it has been doing research in the frontier areas and successfully

completed projects of different renowned organizations like DST, DBT, AICTE, CSIR, UGC, etc. Time to time it is also organizing

Seminars and Workshops of National and International standards for updating and sharing its knowledge. This year, HIT got the

honour of holding the 70th Annual Session of the Indian Institute of Chemical Engineers and the congress CHEMCON‐2017

during 27‐30th December, 2017.

Most of the programs of HIT were accredited by NBA in three terms earlier and on expiry of the same, the Institute has applied to

NBA in new format for accreditation. Apart from this, the Institute has also been re‐accredited by NAAC in 2nd Cycle with “A”

Grade having CGPA 3.31. The Institute was also a recipient of TEQIP Phase‐I, a world bank funded initiative of MHRD,

Government of India, for enhancing teaching and learning quality of the Institute. The institute also included under Section 2(f)

and 12(B) of UGC Act.

I look forward to see you enjoying your study here and your dream fulfilled.

Prof . (Dr) Asit K SahaPrincipal, HIT

FROM THE DESK OF PRINCIPAL Board of Governors

Locational Advantages

Campus Facilities at a Glance

Aryabhatta Central Library

Administrative Officers

Information for the students

Academic Programme

Activities of Training and Placement Cell

Alumni Association

Applied Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering

Biotechnology

Chemical Engineering

Civil Engineering

Computer Science and Engineering

Electronics and Communication Engineering

Electrical Engineering

Food Technology

Information Technology

Instrumentation and Control Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Production Engineering

Computer Applications

Management & Social Science

Applied Science

Students Welfare Activities

NSS Activities

Sports Activities

Community Development Programme

PMKVY ‐ TI Programe Centre

Distinguished Visitors

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Name of the Members

Chairman, ICARE(Educationist).

Chairman

Vice Chairman

Secretary

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(Nominee of the Society)Educationist

(Nominee of the Society)Educationist.



(Ex Officio)

(Nominee of the Affiliating University)

(Ex‐Officio) Nominee of the State Govt.

(Nominee of the State Govt.)

Industrialist / Technologist/ Educationist

Nominee of AICTE

Former Member of Parliament (Lok Sabha). Dr. Lakshman Seth

Sri Sayantan Seth

Secretary, ICARE Sri Asish Lahiri

Associate Professor– Dept. of Chemistry,Vidyasagar College [Day],Kolkata – 700 006.

Dr. Arunabha Mishra

Advocate, HaldiaSri Bimal Kr. Maji

All India Council for Technical EducationRegional Officer

Professor, Mechanical EngineeringJadavpur University

188, Raja S. C. Mallick Road, Kolkata‐ 32.

Prof. Gautam Mazumder

Dept. of Computer Sc. & EngineeringJadavpur University,

Kolkata ‐ 700032.

Prof. Avijit Kar

Dept. of Higher Education, Govt. of West Bengal,Bikash Bhavan, 10th Floor, Salt Lake, Kolkata.

The Director of Technical Education

Asst. Professor, Dept. of Computer Sc. & Engg,Govt. College of Engg. & Textile Technology ,

4, Cantonment Road, P.O. : Berhampore, Dist. Murshidabad – 742 101.

Prof. Suchintya Sarkar

11 MemberNominee from Faculty MembersDean, School of Applied Science & Humanities,Haldia Institute of Technology

Prof. Asit Baran Maity

12 Member(Nominee of the Society)

EducationistPrincipal, Haldia Institute of TechnologyProf. Asit Kumar Saha

13 Invitee MemberDirector,

Haldia Institute of Technology Prof. M. N. Bandyopadhyay

14 Invitee Member(Former Director,

Haldia Institute of Technology), Educationist

CE‐101, Sector‐I,Salt Lake, Kolkata – 700 064.

Prof. B. B. Paira

15 Invitee MemberEducationist

& Management ConsultantProcon Management Services (P) Ltd.,

135, Canning Street (1st Floor),Kolkata – 700 001.

Sri Subhas Roy

16 Invitee MemberRegistrar,

Haldia Institute of TechnologyDr. Anjan Mishra

17 Invitee MemberFinance Manager,

Haldia Institute of TechnologySri Sudipta Kumar Basu

Background Designation

BOARD OF GOVERNORS

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The Institute is located at the heart of industrial city Haldia, a major Indian port and nerve centre of industrial and trade activities in and through Eastern India. Approximately 125 km from Kolkata and in close proximity to NH‐41; Haldia Institute of Technology is strategically located at the heart of the port city Haldia – the busiest industrial hub of Eastern India.

The city is the industrial home of manufacturing industrial giants such as Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. Adani Wilmar Ltd., Hindustan Unileaver Ltd., Haldia Petrochemicals Ltd., Exide Industries, Mitshubishi Chemical Corporation, Tata Chemicals and many others.

The Institute is well connected to Kolkata and Kharagpur by Railways and National Highways.

LOCATIONAL ADVANTAGES

The Institute is an enclave Campus of 37 acres of land having an Administrative Block of 6118 square meters and 9 Academic

Blocks having an area of around 27518 square meters, residential area of around 8289 square meters and hostel area of

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Separate Hostel facility is available for boys and girls. There are 11 Boys' hostels and 4 Girls' hostels for UG and PG students.

The campus has amenities and circulation area of 37000 square meters. It has Restaurant, Open‐Air Cafeteria, Departmental

Store, Pharmacy, Bank with ATM Kiosk, Laundry, Saloon, Post Office, Book Store and Reprographic Section.////////////////

The campus is equipped with its own Electrical Sub‐station having a capacity of 850 KVA. Emergency power supply is

available through the Institute's own DG power supply of 425 KVA.////////////////////////////////////////////////

Dedicated Training and Placement Sections at HIT Campus and Bangaluru.///////////////////////////////////////////////

State‐of‐the‐art Central Computing Facility (CCF) Lab.////////////////////////////////////////////////////

Well equipped engineering Workshops and state‐of‐the‐art Laboratories.////////////////////////////////////////////////

Campus wide Wi‐Fi facilities for all through 100 Mpbs high speed leased line are available for 24 hours. It includes students'

hostels, faculty and staff quarters.////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

The Institute has an international sized playground with all amenities of Football and Cricket and a Basketball Courtyard.

Modern multi‐facility Gymnasium is housed for the regular physical exercises./////////////////////////////

Classrooms are at par with modern standards and provided with overhead and multimedia projection facilities, video

conferencing, and other infrastructure of modern, upgraded teaching‐learning process.//////////////////////////////////

The Institute has a fully decorated and equipped Convention Centre with a capacity of 500 people to conduct seminar,

workshops, etc.////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

Central Workshop Facilities for fabricating research equipment./////////////////////////////////////////////

The Institute is proud of Aryabhatta Central Library (4402 sq. m area) that has rich collection of book titles, journal, e‐

journals, educational CDs, and class lectures for backup learning. The Library also subscribes English, Bengali, Hindi

newspapers and magazines. It accommodates a reading room with a capacity for 300 students.

A separate Research and Development Centre has state‐of‐the‐art facilities for technical, scientific and industrial research.

The Medical Centre is having Residential Medical Officer with round the clock Ambulance facility.

Full time Student Counselors are there to help students in the areas of personal/social development and career

development, some of the key features to achieve academic and professional excellence in today's competitive world.

CAMPUS FACILITIES AT A GLANCE ARYABHATTA CENTRAL LIBRARY

The library occupies a unique place in academic and research activities of the Institute. It is perhaps the most important central facility of our campus. It is housed in a separate spacious three‐storied building on the southern side of the main building with a floor space of 4402 sqm. The six reading halls which can accommodate a total of 300 students provide the peaceful and friendly atmosphere for absorbing knowledge available through books, journals, magazines and newspapers. It extends its services beyond the physical walls of a building, by including materials accessible by electronic means and by developing a modern e‐resource library with a variety of digital tools.

Library keeps open from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm on regular week days (Monday to Friday), Saturday & Sunday from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. It has a total collection of 89784 general books, Book bank books, and books from TEQIP of the World Bank Fund. It subscribes 102 print journals, 10 databases of e‐resource journals i.e. Science direct, J‐GATE(Engineering), J‐GATE(Management), IEEE, Proquest (Management), ASTM, ASCE, Springer, McGraw‐Hill covering about 21017 e‐journals to support research activities of our Institute. In addition databases of PROQUEST and McGraw‐ Hill facilitates access to 15000 e‐books on wide variety of disciplines are also available. Full video course lectures of NPTEL (An Initiation of IIT and IISc.) are also added in the library to help students to download such materials for study and learning . Our Institute also provides Book Bank scheme allowing each student to borrow 5/6 text books for the entire semester. Students belongings to SC/ST/OBC categories are also entitled to issue extra books from TEQIP‐TDP section funded by the World Bank.

Library has started functioning its digital library services. The faculty members and students can access its resources i.e. e‐books, LR, video lectures, WBUT question papers, GATE papers, languages learning etc.The library is fully automated with LIBSYS(6.3 windows version) software and its web based online Public access catalogue (OPAC) to view the library catalogue from anywhere in campus LAN. Students can check their library account at any point of time.

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Name Designation

Registrar

Finance Manager

Head, Corporate Relations

General Manager, Electrical

Chief Librarian

Librarian

Sr. Administrative Officer

Finance Officer

Controller of Examinations

System Engineer

Estate Officer

Sports Officer

Students' Counselor

Students' Counselor

Students' Welfare Officer

Dr. Anjan Mishra

Mr. Sudipta Kumar Basu

Mr. Dipankar Chakraborty

Mr. Birendranath Chattopadhyay

Mr. Sutay Gupta

Mr. Goutam Pati

Mr. Debasis Das

Mr. Manoj Pramanik

Mrs. Pritha Mukherjee

Mr. Bhaskar Maitra

Mr. Tapas Kumar Jana

Mrs. Madhumita Batul

Ms. Mandira Chakraborty

Mrs. Sinchita Bhattacharya

Mr. Anjan Kumar Kundu

INFORMATION FOR THE STUDENTS

“Students will not be allowed to appear the Semester Examination if their regular class attendance is below 75%, as per the guidance of MAKAUT.”

The college has a counseling and guidance cell. Two counselors are available for the students. The counseling cell provides guidance to the students (B.Tech., M.Tech., MCA and MBA) throughout their courses. This cell provides counseling service in small or large group in their regular schedule class. In addition, the students who need psychological, social, personal, and academic counseling are attended with extreme care on an individual basis.

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS

CLASS ATTENDANCE

COUNSELING SERVICE

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PrincipalProf. (Dr.) Asit Kumar Saha

Prof.(Dr.) M.N. Bandyopadhyay


Prof. Tarun Kanti Jana

Prof. Bikash Bepari

Prof. Radharani Das

Prof. Debasis Giri

Director

Dean, School of Applied Science & Humanities

Dean, School of Engineering

Dean, Students Welfare

Dean, School of Chemical, Food & Biotechnology

Dean, School of Electronics, Computer Science & Informatics

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Assoc. Prof., AEIE & In charge ‐ Corporate Relation Mr. Debadutta Ghosh12

Deputy Registrar

Administrative Officer

Programme Officer

Ms. Anup Kr. Panja

Mrs. Suryatapa Panda

Mr. Subhas Chandra Das

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Prof. (Dr.) A.K. Saha , Principal ‐ ChairmanProf. Tarun Kumar Ghosh ‐ Convener

HIT recognizes the importance of safe working practices and procedures and in complying with the requirements of Health and Safety Act. HIT thinks that Safety, Health and Welfare are as important as the production of highly trained and motivated young new engineers and should receive the same consideration.

Prof. (Dr.) A.K. Saha , Principal ‐ ChairmanProf. T. K. Jana, Dean, School of Engineering ‐ Convener

The prima facie concern of IQAC is to facilitate the creation of a learner‐centric environment conducive for quality technical education and faculty maturation to adopt the required knowledge and technology for participatory teaching and learning process.

GRIEVANCE CELL (FOR STUDENTS)

SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY

INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL (IQAC)

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ACADEMIC PROGRAMME

The institution established in the year 1996 with the objectives of creating highly professional manpower in various discipline of engineering and technology keeping in minds the rapid industrial development of the whole country in the context of present liberalized and globalized environment.

UG COURSES

DisciplineIntake

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Applied Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering

Biotechnology

M. Tech in Biotechnology

*AICTE & MAKAUT, WB approved additional second shift intake, subject to approval from the department of Higher Education, Govt. of West Bengal.Besides, The institute has been approved by AICTE & MAKAUT, WB for admission of students under P I O / F N / G u l f Q u o t a / O C I f o r a c a d e m i c y e a r 2 0 1 7 ‐ 1 8 f o r a l l t h e U G E n g i n e e r i n g C o u r s e s .

M. Tech in Chemical Engineering

M. Tech in Computer Science & Engineering

M. Tech in Electronics & Communication Engineering

M. Tech in Mechanical Engineering

Master of Business Administration

Master of Computer Application

Chemical Engineering

Civil Engineering

Computer Science & Engineering

Electronics & Communication Engineering

Electrical Engineering

Food Technology

Information Technology

Instrumentation & Control Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Production Engineering

Total Undergraduate Intake Total Post Graduate Intake

Discipline

PG COURSES

ACTIVITIES OF TRAINING AND PLACEMENT CELL

Vocational Training: The Training & Placement Cell organizes vocational training for all pre final year students at different

industries and corporate. This enhances the first exposure of students to the corporate world. Major companies those who

provide summer training opportunities to our students are IOCL, HDC, HPL, Exide, TATA Steel, TATA Power, TATA Chemicals,

TATA Motors, UPL, MCCPTI, ESCL, IOPL, Adani Group, Aegis Logistics, Praxair, Petro Carbon, Burn Standard, GPT, Dee Power,

SAIL, NTPC,WBPDCL, BSNL, DCPL, HCL, DPL, Chittaranjan Locomotive, PWD, GPT etc.

Soft Skill Development: The cell invites different soft skill experts to conduct soft skill development courses for the

students of the institute to improve their employability skills. The cell also conducts special grooming and preparatory classes

directly through workshops, aptitude tests, mocks interviews, group discussions.

Industry‐students interaction: The Training and Placement Cell initiates different seminar conducted by industry‐ eminent

personnel. Through this interactive session students are being benefited by new up‐coming ideas in industry.

Placement: The cell has excellent track records for providing opportunities to the students for employments. The Cell also

maintains liaison with various industries and corporate establishments for placements of the students. Every year new

industries are always appended to the list. Feedbacks are obtained from the employers on regular basis which helps the

present students to enhance their strike rate during interview process.

Industry Visits: The Training and Placement Cell also taken care of direct industry oriented experience of the students by

arranging Industry Visits in different industries like TATA Power, Haldia Energy Ltd, United Phosphorus Ltd. Haldia

Petrochemicals etc.

Counseling: The cell extend personal and group counseling to students in career selection and motivation. Personal care is

taken to attain every individual's problems.

The institute has also Placement Offices at Bangalore and Kolkata.

Wipro Linde India Phoeniex Omics International

Vivo Communications

SRMB

NJ Group

Sinha & Associates

Ujjivan Financial

Lalbaba Seamless Tubes

Paytm

Amazon

Ishika Fertilisers

Chromous Biotech

Shantha Biotech

Virchow Biotech

Innovias

Bose Engineers

Megatherm

Contemporary Group

Dust Devils

Oriental Nicco

CESC

Calsoft

Jyoti Roy & Associate

Mallcom India Ltd.

Softnest Technology

Usha Capaciters

Haldia Petrochemicals

SHV Energy

GTZ

Wacker

Berger Paints

Adani Wilmer

Tulsi Weigh

KSE Electricals

Simplex

JMC Projects

Topcem

Voith Paper

Infosys

Tech Mahindra

IBM

Ericsson

CTS

Learning Mate

Kreeti Technologies

Labvantage

Delgence

Innofied Solutions

Hitachi Consulting

Alumnus Software

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Patronage from industries in campus drives during 2016‐2017

COURSES OFFERED

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Prime Focus Technology Dynamic Projects DSR Gerome GCC BioTech

Pan Seeds

Jubiliant Food Works.

Shree Krishan Foods

ASG Biochem

EFRAC

Bengal Beverages

Diamond Beverages

Just Dial

IPCL

Dhunseri Petrochemicals

Diach Chemicals

Diatek

RSM Projects

Last Peak

Trans Concrete

Nu Calcutta Constructions

S.S Engineering

i‐Mart Technologies

JUSPAY

Shriram Transport

PS Group

Eldyne

M.N Consultant

Premco

RTS

Asahi Glass

Sanmar Group

Tractors India Ltd.

IMC Ltd.

Unique Construction

RJ Software

Apt Software

United Strings,

Pratian Tech

Tranistics Data Tech

Kovair Software

Arodek

HSBC Technology

NTC Industries

Industrial Handling

CSE/IT

ECE

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Wipro, Infosys, Tech Mahindra, IBM, Ericsson, CTS, Learning Mate, Think & Learn, Alumnus Software,Prime Focus Technologies, Amazon, Paytm, Kreeti Technologies, Labvantage, Arodek,Kovair Software, Huwaei Technologies, Shri Ram Transport, Paytm, RJ Software, Delgence,Juspay, IT Services, Niveah Tech, East India Technosoft, Axis Bank, Apt Software, Calsoft,IMART Tech, Pratian Tech, Shri Ram , United Strings, Red Apple, Innofied Solutions, Delgence, Tranistics Data Tech, Hitachi Consulting, OMICS International.///////////////////////////////////////

Wipro, Infosys,Tech Mahindra, IBM ,Ericsson, IMART Tech, CTS, Think & Learn, Shri Ram, Pratian Tech, IT Services, Hitech Mobiles, RJ Software, United Strings, Indo Japan Horologicals Ltd, Juspay, Paytm, Prime Focus Technologies, Amazon, Kreeti, Labvantage, Arodek, Huwaei, Opto Marketing, Delgence, AxisBank.///////////////////////////////////,/////////////////////////////////////

Haldia Petrochemicals Ltd, SHV Energy, Berger Paints, Emami Agrotech, Emami cement, Topcem Cement, Wacker Metroak Chemicals, Linde India, GTZ Chemicals, ADANI Wilmer, SANMAR Group, Shantha Biotech, Virchow, Dhunseri Petrochemicals, Virchow Biotech, IMC logistics, AIMIL, IR Chemicals, Carbon Resources, Ishika Fertilizers, DIACH Chemicals, ASG Biochem, Infosys, Tech Mahindra, OMICS International, Oriental Nicco, Phoenix India, Choudhury Bitumen, Pratian Tech, Shri Ram Transport, MALLCOM, Good Earth environment, Minchi University.////////////////////

Shantha Biotech, Virchow Biotech, OMICS International, Chromous Biotech, GCC Biotech, XCELERIS Labs , CG Foods, EFRAC, PAN Seeds, Dominos Pizza ,Infosys, Phoenix India, Genpact, Pratian Tech, Shri Ram Transport, RTS, Labvantage , Minchi University. ///////////////////////////////

Cummins India Ltd, SHV Energy, KSE Electricals, IMC Logistics, Engineers & Developers, United Strings, Folk India, Asahi Glass, Lalbaba seamless tubes, Supreme Industries, Sri Kishan Foods, Nexgen Printers, Infosys, Tech Mahindra, IBM, Jubilant Food works, PS Group, Pratian Tech, Shri Ram Transport, OMICS International, Minchi University.////////////////////////////////

SHV Energy, Haldia Petrochemicals Ltd, Linde India, Voith Paper, TIL, Sanmar Group, Voltas, Topcem Cement, Cummins India Ltd, Asahi Glass, Titagarh Wagon, CESC, National Tobacco Corporation ,Simplex Infrastructure, KSE Electricals, IMC Logistics, EATON, SANMAR Group,Oriental Nicco, OMICS International, United Strings, Unimark International, Engineers & Developers, DEE Power, Shri Ram, Rhino Equipments, Lalbaba Seamless tubes , Supreme Industries, Aircon, Paharpur Cooling, Goyal Group, Wipro, Infosys, Tech Mahindra, IBM , Pratian Technologies, Minchi University.

ICE

Johnson Controls, Haldia Petrochemicals Ltd, Voith Paper, Linde India, Topcem Cement, India Power Corporation Ltd, Hitech Mobiles, Nextgen Printers, CS Automation, Industrial Handling, Indo Japan Horologicals, Innovius Research, OMICS International, Jubilant Foodworks, Phoenix India, Wipro, Infosys, Tech Mahindra, IBM , IMART Tech, Shri Ram Transport, Powertronix, Pratian Technologies, Minchi University./////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

Calcutta Electric Supply Corporation(CESC), Linde India, Voith paper, SHV Energy, Voltas, Haldia Petrochemicals Ltd, Topchem Cement, IMC logistics, Asahi Glass, PAHARPUR Cooling, Usha Capacitors ltd, Eldyne Electro Systems , Aircon, Megatherm, RTS Power, Oriental Nicco, Last Peak, Phoenix India, RSM Projects, Tulsi, Indo Japan Horologicals Ltd, Shri Ram Transport, Wipro, Infosys, Tech Mahindra, IBM , Pratian Tech, Jubilant Food works, Minchi University.///////////////////////

SIMPLEX Infrastructure, SHV Energy, Haldia Petro Chemicals Ltd, ABCI Infrastructure, Nu Calcutta Construction, Infosys, Oriental Nicco, PS Group, Unique Construction, RMC Ready Mix, Stup Consultancy, SPD construction, Dynamic Projects, Rahee Infratech, Trans Concrete, Jyoti Roy & Assosiates, Pratian Tech, Shri Ram Transport, MN Consultant, R.P. Nirman, Bose Engineers, Premco, Sinha & Assosiates, Lincon Engineering, Ghosh Bose & Associates, Contemporary Group, INFOSYS.//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

VIVO Communications, Bengal Beverages(COCA COLA), SRMB, Justdial, Paytm, Last Peak, DEE Power, HSBC Bank, Folk India, Karvy, DSR Genome, Cease fire Industries Ltd, Allied Analytics LLP, UAE Exchange, Axis Bank, Vyrazu Labs, Eldyne, OMICS International, Shri Ram Transport./////////////////

Infosys, Tech Mahindra, IBM , Amazon, ARODEK, Eastern IndiaTechnosoft, Prime Focus Technologies, Pratian Technologies, Kreeti Technologies, Learning Mate, Delgence, Softnest, Sandgate Solutions, SNAP Tech, IT Services, Tranistics Data Solutions, WRC Technologies, Matrix Media.///////////////////

Adani Wilmer, Bengal Beverages(Coca Cola) , Nestle,Kaventer Agro,Diamond Beverages, Bisk Farm, Fritoley, Emami, Fare Labs, Parle,CG Foods, EFRAC, OMICS International,Shree Kishan Foods, Jubilant Foodworks, Bhagwati foods, ITC Foods, Pamper Fresh oven Foods, Nobisco Biscuits.////////////////////

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MCA

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Patronage from Industries in Campus Drives ( Dept. wise): 2017 Batch

Johnson Controls, Haldia Petrochemicals Ltd, Voith Paper, Linde India, Topcem Cement, India Power Corporation Ltd, Hitech Mobiles, Nextgen Printers, CS Automation, Industrial Handling, Indo Japan Horologicals, Innovius Research, OMICS International, Jubilant Foodworks, Phoenix India, Wipro, Infosys, Tech Mahindra, IBM , IMART Tech, Shri Ram Transport, Powertronix, Pratian Technologies, Minchi University./////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

AEIE

PLACEMENT RECORD

MBA

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

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95

119

115

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INDUSTRY COLLABORATIONS

MOU signed with INFOSYS for technical skill up gradation of B.Tech pre‐final year students.

Empanelled by CYIENT Limited for Campus hiring of our final year students for a tenure of 3 years.

MOU signed with HERE, A Nokia Business for live projects of pre final year students.

MOU signed with Bengal Chamber of Commerce & Industries (BCC&I) for Industry‐Institute partnership.

MOU signed with Emami Limited for the training of B.Tech Chemical & Bio Technology pre‐final year students.

MOU Signed with TATA Steel Ltd. for technical skill upgradation of their employees.

Collaboration with Genpact for communication skill development of final year students for enhancement of

employability.

Collaboration with SGS India for skill development in the area of Food Safety and Management

Accredited by HSCL for recruitment of our B. Tech students.

Accredited by Syntel for recruitment of our B. Tech students.

Accredited by TATA Power for recruitment of our B.Tech Students.

EVENTS

Haldia Institute of Technology (HIT) has helped shape the destiny of many thousands of students. In doing so, the Institute has

continued its march towards excellence, and included people of every kind and all works of life in its stride. Students have come

and gone but the character of HIT has been that of a healthy, influential expansion over the years in Eastern region of our

country. Dedication of our faculties and staffs, who have stayed for many years, have advanced the Institute's vision through

selfless services that have established a tradition of quality academic, cultural and sporting activities.

In the 21st century, integration within a community or region is no longer adequate as globalization, dilemma within our

civilization and progress, broader and primary issues like environment and sustainability are posing as new challenges to

educational Institutes across the board, particularly to self‐financed engineering institutions.

Alumni‐reunion is a platform that offers an opportunity for the current students to get acquainted with this crisis, and enrich

themselves with unique perspectives to convert the crisis into an opportunity for growth as individuals and as professionals. It

is an important avenue to prepare network with the corporate world, and shape a better future. Under these circumstances,

HIT is pleased to rejuvenate to organize an event – “RETRACE 2017” at Charnock City, Salt Lake on 5th May, 2017 and also the

annual alumni meet “PHIRE DEKHA” at our beautiful Institute campus.

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

We are not infant now.........................

Already we crossed a period of Twenty years......................

Let's look back to our childhood and recap those golden memories.......................

VISSION

MISSION

Connect. Engage. Succeed. Celebrate.

The mission of Alumni Relations is to inform,

engage and inspire alumni to stay connected to

their alma mater, support its vision and

contribute to its success. The prima facie

objective of the alumni association therefore is

to create an effective platform of interaction

with and contribution to the alumni, teachers,

students, and of course to the Institute as a

whole.

The Training & Placement Cell in collaboration with Institute Industry Partnership Cell proposes to organize HR meet at

regular intervals to update students according to the industry need. The cell also organizes company visits and summer

training to companies like Adani Wilmar, Frito Lay (PepsiCo), VAMA foods, IOCL, Mitsubishi Chemicals, Bisk farm and many

other reputed core and IT companies to bridge the gap between industry and academics. Initiatives from the Training &

Placement cell are also taken to make the students familiar with industry trends right from day 1 itself wherein HRs of various

reputed companies address our students in Fresher welcome ceremony. We also invite experts from industry to help our

students in designing their CVs, technical up gradation, mock interviews, online aptitude & technical test and personality

development too.

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To maintain an up‐to‐date and comprehensive database of HIT alumni.

To identify and promote alumni success and achievements to advance the credibility and reputation of the Institute.

To maintain, deepen and strengthen an enduring lifelong relationship between alumni and their alma mater through

opportunities that promote interaction and engagement with all its stake holders.

To maintain an alumni liaison programme that will encourage alumni to identify themselves with the Institute; to

generate and sustain interest and participation in the Institute; to inspire alumni to contribute to the development of the

Institute and the promotion of its good name and reputation, locally and internationally.

To keep alumni informed and connected through a comprehensive communication and social media programme that

inspires commitment to and confidence in the institute.

To support an effective advancement programme through collaboration and cooperation with all entities in the

advancement of the broader community.

On the occasion of the reunion, a huge number of alumni returned to their beloved campus for reunion. The momentous

event included introduction of two awards to encourage our current students towards greater heights of success.

a. Academic Excellence Award

b. Best Sports' Personality Award

OBJECTIVES

Dr. Romit Roy Choudhury, Associate Professor, Dept. of Computer Science, University of Illinois [Batch of 2000,CSE]

Mr. Santosh Singh, Regional Account Manager at “Hewlett Packard Asia Pacific Pte Ltd”[Batch of 2000,CSE]

Mr. Pravas Bandhu Chakraborty, MD, Mendine Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd.[2000 batch, CHE]

Dr. Sumanta Basu, Associate Professor, IIM, Joka, [ 2000 batch, CHE]

Mr. Ritwik Nanda, Advisory Consultant (Lenevo), North Carolina Area.[2000 batch, CHE]

Dr. Debi Prosad Dogra, Assistant Professor, IIT Bhubaneswar [Batch of 2001,CSE]

Dr. Animesh Mukherjee, Dept. of Computer Science &Engineering, IIT Kharagpur [Batch of 2003,CSE]

Mr. Soumen Kumar Patra, Assistant Engineer, Ministry of Defence, Govt. of INDIA [Batch of 2004,CSE]

Mr. Manas Kumar Kalsa, Manager, Cognizant Technology Solutions [Batch of 2003,CSE]

Mr. Kaushik Kandar, Operation Head, Bharti Airtel Ltd. [Batch of 2003, ETC]

Mr. Aritra Das, Director, Das Organisation Ltd., London, UK [Batch of 2004, EIE]

Dr. Saurabh Sarkar, Assistant Vice‐president, JP Morgan Chase [Batch of 2005,PE]

Mr. Animesh Choudhury, IAS, Ministry of External Affairs, Govt. of INDIA [Batch 2010,CSE]

Mr. Anil Kumar, IPS, Govt. of INDIA [Batch of 2010,ICE]

Mr. Nadeem Ahmad, Production Officer, Nestle India

Dr. Indtrani Kar, Associate Professor, Dept. of Electrical Engineering, IIT Guahati. [ Batch 2000, EIE]

Dr. Arpita Patra, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering, IISc Bangalore[Batch of 2004,CSE]

Mr. Aparna Gupta, Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering, Indian Police Service[Batch of 2005,CSE]

Some of our distinguished Alumni around the world

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APPLIED ELECTRONICS & INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEERING (AEIE)

The Department of Applied Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering was established in 1996 with objectives like, providing education and training facilities, to carry out application oriented research and to develop the students as per the Industry requirement.

YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT: 1996

Program Offered and Intake:B. Tech. in Applied Electronics and Instrumentation EngineeringCurrent intake: 60 + 5% TFW + 20% Lateral entry

PROGRAMME EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES

PEO1: To impart technical competency, knowledge, skill which ensure capability to solve problems in Industry, Research and Academics related to Instrumentation Engineering & other related disciplines. PEO2: To prepare the students to work effectively in various national or international public and private sector organizations.PEO3: To frame the mindset to enhance technical knowledge through lifelong learning may be in the structured or in the unstructured way. To impart the attributes towards successful adaptation to technological & cultural changes. PEO4: To add the capability to work as an individual or as a member of a team or as a team leader.PEO5: To fulfill the needs of society through their acquired attributes in ethical & responsible manner.

PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOMES

PSO1: Professional Skills:Apply the fundamentals of mathematics, science and engineering knowledge to identify, formulate, design and investigate complex engineering problems of Electronics and Instrumentation circuits, control systems, industrial instrumentation & process automation systems for implementation of complex processes/systems. PSO2: Problem‐solving skills: Apply appropriate techniques and modern Engineering hardware and software tools to design, implement & evaluate the control, measurement, process and instrumentation systems vis'‐a‐vis' analysis of case study related to industrial problems.PSO3: Effective Project management: Inculcate the ability to take the challenge of dealing with real world applications in the domain of Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering and arrive at cost effective and appropriate solutions as an Entrepreneur. PSO4: Successful Career and Societal responsibility: Understand the impact of engineering solutions in societal and environmental context, commit to professional ethics, work effectively as an individual in diverse and multi‐disciplinary teams and communicate effectively with the engineering community and the society.

FACULTY MEMBERS

MAJOR LABORATORIES

RESEARCH CAPABILITY

DEPARTMENTAL LIBRARY

Sensors & Transducers Lab Electronic Measurement Lab Industrial Instrumentation Lab Microprocessor & Microcontroller Lab Process Control Lab Remote Control & Telemetry Lab

Research activity in the Applied Electronics and Instrumentation department span a wide range of areas including biomedical devices for clinical applications, sensors and signal conditioning electronics for industrial and medical applications, power system monitoring for safety and performance, renewable and non‐conventional energy system, power electronics, robotics and automation, embedded systems applications in control, Microelectronics and VLSI design, sensor design etc.

Departmental library contains 764 Book Titles and 1206 Volumes.

Dr. Manodipan Sahoo Associate Professor & Head Ph.D.

M.Tech.

M. Tech. (Ph.D. pursuing)



M.Tech.


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Associate Professor &In-charge Corporate Relations

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Mr. Debadatta Ghosh

Mr. Uday Maji

Mrs. Madhumita Das

Mr. Asim Halder

Mr. Priyonko Das

Mrs. Moumita Sahoo

Mr. Rohan Mandal

Mr. Soumya Roy

DEPARTMENT

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STUDENTS QUALIFIED IN COMPETITIVE EXAMINATIONS

PAPER PUBLISHED BY STUDENTS

PARTICIPATION AND AWARD WON FROM TECHFEST

Arunabha MukherjeeAll India Rank‐ 97

(Instrumentation Engg.)GATE 2016

Batch:2010‐2014

Wriddhi Pratim SahaAll India Rank‐ 460


Batch:2011‐2015

Swapnil GiriAll India Rank‐ 100


Batch:2013‐2017

Souvik DeyAll India Rank‐ 1070


Batch:2013‐2017

1. S. Priya, R. Raman, R. Karmakar, Md. Didar, K. Dey and R. P. Sing, “CDS Nano‐particles ”, Seminar on Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, Dept. of Applied Science, HIT, Haldia, 2016./////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

1. S. Priya, R. Raman, R. Karmakar and J. Kumari, 2nd year AEIE secured 1st position in a competition on PCB design workshop and awarded online internship on biped robot./////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// 2. V. Kumari, 2nd year AEIE won the 2nd prize in event CIRCUITRIX of Prayukti 2016‐ Techno‐management Extravaganza of Haldia Institute of Technology.//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

PLACEMENT RECORD (Batch 2016)

NAME OF THE STUDENT

DIKSHA RAJ

PRAGNYA DASGUPTA

SHUBHAM DAS

RONIT BANERJEE

WRIDDHI PRATIM SAHA

AQUIB FAIZAN

RUPESH KUMAR

DEBAYON SAHA

DIBYA DHAR

UDITA JAIN

SHUBHAM KAR

PRASHANT JHA

VANYA SHREE

ROCKET KUMAR

ANKIT ANAND

VIKAS KUMAR

SUBHAJIT KARMAKAR

VISHWAJEET KUMAR

SUMIT KUMAR GIRI

AVINASH CHANDRA

PINAKI BISWAS

STIPHEN NAYAK

MEHUL MISHRA

ANKUR RAJ

PARTHASARATHI SHEET

ANKITA SUMAN

SURAJIT JANA

SUDIP MONDAL

WIPRO/TCS

WIPRO/TCS

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO/HPL

WIPRO/HPL

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO

TECH MAHINDRA

VALUE PROSPECT

VALUE PROSPECT

N.S.POWER

N.S.POWER/THYROCARE

INDUSTRIAL HANDLING

N.S.POWER/OPTO MARKETING

INDUSTRIAL HANDLING

HITECH MOBILE/TCS

TCS

ORGANIZATION

DELTA TECHNOLOGIES

TCS

OPTO MARKETING/THYROCARE

OPTO MARKETING/ THYROCARE

KALLOL BALA

TAPAS MAJI

MADHUMONTI SAMADDAR

THYROCARE

THYROCARE

HITECH MOBILE

DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI

Dr. Indrani Kar,Associate Professor,

IIT GuwahatiBatch 1996‐2000

Ms.Piyali MitraSenior Engineer,

Honeywell Technologysolution Lab

Batch 2004‐2008

Ms.Debadrita,Research Scholar,

IISc,BangaloreBatch 2005‐2009

Mr. Arihant Kumar JainScientist,BARC

Batch 2006‐2010

Mr. Ajeet Kumar RaushanDeputy Manager,

NTPC Ltd.Batch 2006‐2010

Dr.Chiranjib koley,Associate Professor,

NIT DurgapurBatch 1996‐2000

Mr. Debabrata Bhaskarengineer, ONGC, India

Batch 1999‐2003

Dr. Ranajit SaiResearch Fellow,

Johku University,JapanBatch 1998‐2002

Mr.Subit ChakrabartiResearch Assistant,Centre for Remote

Sensing,University of Florida,USA

Batch 2008‐2012

Mr. Sambuddha KhanResearch Specialist,

University of California,Irvine

Batch 1999‐2003

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The Department of Biotechnology was established in 2001, with a vision to develop a "Centre of excellence" in Biotechnology for providing education and training facilities, to carry out application‐oriented research, to develop in‐house technologies, and to promote consultancy services in various areas of Biotechnology. The Department offers 4‐year B.Tech. degree and 2‐year M.Tech. degree.The department imparts formal classroom education in the multidisciplinary subjects of Biotechnology as well as practical training in the laboratories of various subject areas to develop industry ready engineers and researchers with leadership & entrepreneurship qualities who can offer services to the society and scientific community through Biotechnology Extension Programmes for lab to land transfer of technologies; and fortify the ideas of perseverance & ethics and to inculcate the spirit of research among the students & teachers through extra‐mural research grants.The Department trains students keeping in mind the requirements of industries, where the pivot of concentration shifts from KNOWLEDGE to its APPLICATION, from theoretical details to a vast inter‐disciplinary arena encompassing Bioinstrumentation; Bioinformatics; Biochemical Engineering etc. The Students are given special training in English and Personality Development program for their all round improvement. The department has been ranked 21st among the private engineering colleges in India, published in Biospectrum, Volume 11, Issue 8 in May 2013.


PROGRAMMES & INTAKEB. Tech in Biotechnology 60 Seats + 5% TFW M. Tech in Biotechnology36 Seats

PEO 1: Creating sound knowledge base of Biotechnology: To imbibe and inculcate the basic foundation of Biotechnology among students so that they can excel in esteemed academic institutes, various public and private sector organizations with professional competence, technical knowledge and analytical skill.PEO 2: Power to work in multidisciplinary arena bridging the gap between knowledge and application: To train the students for attainment of multidisciplinary technical skills, intellectual capability with exposure to modern technologies to serve as an individual or as a team leader empowered with effective communication apt for industry and research & development sectors. PEO 3: Competence to provide service to the nation as well as society: To fulfill the needs of society solving technical, medical, agricultural and environmental problems using biotechnological principles, tools and practices in an ethical and responsible manner.

PSO 1: An ability to understand the basic concepts in several fields of Biotechnology and applying them in various fields namely Biochemical Engineering, Medical Technology, Agricultural Engineering, Environmental Engineering and Information Technology, etc.

PSO 2: An ability to conceptualize the theoretical knowledge with practical experience coming up with innovative ideas to solve certain complex biological problems using analytical skills and modern tools in the most effective manner.

PSO 3: An ability to build up a successful career compatible with real world work application ingrained with ethical awareness and responsibility for developing as a working professional or a self‐sustaining entrepreneur.

BIOTECHNOLOGY (BT)



DEPARTMENT

NAME OF THE STUDENT ORGANIZATION

KALLOL BALA

TAPAS MAJI

MADHUMONTI SAMADDAR

THYROCARE

THYROCARE

HITECH MOBILE

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Dr. Siraj Datta

Dr. Pranab Roy

Dr. Suvroma Gupta

Dr. Sudip Das

Dr. Tarun Kanti Mandal

Dr. Keya Sau

Dr. Mukesh Singh

Mrs. Swati Maiti

Dr. Sucheta Das Maji

Dr. Shamba Chatterjee

Mr. Tilak Raj Maity

Ms. Ahana Bhaduri

Professor and Head

Professor

Professor

Associate Professor

Associate Professor

Associate Professor

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Ph.D.

Ph.D.

Ph.D.

Ph.D.

M.Tech

Ph.D.

Ph.D.

M.Tech

M.Tech

Ph.D.

Ph.D.

Ph.D.

Animal Cell Culture Lab Bioinformatics Lab Microbiology Lab Fermentation Technology Lab Molecular Biology Lab Biochemistry Lab. rDNA Technology Lab Central Instrumentation Room Plant Biotechnology Lab Other facilities: 40C Cold Room, Dark Room

Research Facilities are in the following fields: Microbial Biodiversity & Bioremediation Plant Tissue Culture Role of matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs) in human pathology Molecular Modeling & Drug Design Genome Analysis & Phage Therapy Environmental Toxicology &Toxicogenomics Probiotics Protein Anticancer Drug Interaction Gene Expression Analysis Spectroscopic technique Development Animal Cell Culture Based Assay Development

The Departmental Library at present contains:Volume: 425, Title: 380, Journals: 3, Magazines: 4

1. Swati Maiti, Kankaayan Sasmal, Sdarshan Sekhar Sinha, Mukesh Singh. (2016). “Analysis of cytotoxicity and genotoxicity on E. coli, Human blood cells and Allium cepa suggests a greater toxic potential of hair dye”, Ecotoxicology & Environmental Safety, Vol.124, 248‐254, Feb 2016,ISSN 0147‐6513.2. Siraj Datta, Debanjan Jana, Tilak Raj Maity, Aveek Samanta, and Rajarshi Banerjee. (2016). “Piper betle leaf extract affects the quorum sensing and hence virulence of Pseudomonas aeruginosa PAO1”, 3 Biotech. 2016 Dec; 6(1): 18. DOI: 10.1007/s13205‐015‐0348‐8, ISSN: 2190‐572X (Print) 2190‐5738 (Online).3. Mukulika Mandal, Babita Saha and Siraj Datta. (2016). Reverse Tradition: Nature's Devoted Dads, Science Reporter, Vol. 53 (03): pp. 42‐43 [NISCAIR, CSIR, India]; ISSN: 0036‐8512.4. Sneha Das and Siraj Datta. (2016). Invisible Friends and Foes, Science Reporter, Vol. 53 (09): pp. 36‐38 [NISCAIR, CSIR, India]; ISSN: 0036‐8512.5. Jagnaseni Barman and Siraj Datta. (2016). Fun Quiz: Achrya Jagadish Chandra Bose, Science Reporter, Vol. 53 (10): pp. 60‐61 [NISCAIR, CSIR, India]; ISSN: 0036‐8512.6. Mukulika Mandal, Sneha Das and Siraj Datta. (2016). “Manmade War in the Ocean: Marine Bioinvasion, Science Reporter, (Accepted) [NISCAIR, CSIR, India]; ISSN: 0036‐8512.7. Sujan Maity, Koel Mukherjee, Amrita Banerjee, Suman Mukherjee, Dipak Dasgupta and Suvroma Gupta. (2016). “Inhibition of Porcine Pancreatic Amylase Activity by Sulfamethoxazole: Structural and Functional Aspect”, The Protein Journal, Volume 35(3), pp 237‐246,June 2016, ISSN: 1572‐38878. Arikta Biswas and Rajarshi Banerjee. (2016). “A Lab Originated Bacteriocin and Its Partial Purification and Demonstration of Antimicrobial Activity”, Int.J.Curr. Microbiol. App. Sci., 5(3): 728‐737, 2016. ISSN:2319‐76929. Shamba Chatterjee1, Soumik Gangopadhyay, Sayantan Patra, Sayanta Pal Chowdhury. (2016). An Overview of Different Approaches for Sustainable Production and Convertibility of Hydroxymethylfurfural. Volume: 05, 45‐52, ICRTET‐2016, Jan‐2016, International Journal of Research in Engineering and Technology, eISSN: 2319‐1163, pISSN: 2321‐7308.10. Rajarshi Banerjee, Arpita Halder, Ashima Natta. (2016). Psychrophilic microorganisms: Habitats and exploitation potentials; European Journal of Biotechnology and Bioscience, Volume 4; Issue 3; March 2016; Page No. 16‐24, ISSN: 2321‐912211. Keya sau, Adwaya Sau, Mouli Bose and Rituparna Sarkar. (2015). “In silico analyses of the virulence and non‐virulence genes of a bacteriophage infecting Staphylococcus aureus”. International Journal of Computational Bioinformatics and In Silico Modeling.Vol4,No. 5, pp 709‐714, Sep 2015, ISSN:2320‐0634.12. Shrestha Roy Goswami, Tabassum Sahareen, Mukesh Singh and Santosh Kumar. (2015). “Role of biogenic silver nanoparticles in disruption of cell–cell adhesion in Staphylococcus aureus and Escherichia coli biofilm”. Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry, 26, 73‐80. June 2015, ISSN 1226‐086x13. Mukesh Singh, Monikankana Dasgupta and Soham Biswas. (2015). “Leaf extract of cracker plant (Ruelliatuberosa Linn) induces metal chelating activity and DNA strands break: implications for its antioxidant‐prooxidant property”, Oriental Pharmacy and Experimental Medicine,Vol. 15, No. 4, 319‐325, Dec 2015, ISSN 1598‐2386.14. Sujan Maity, Sanghamitra Mallik, Rwiti Basu Thakur and Suvroma Gupta. (2015). “Optimization of Solid State Fermentation Conditions and Characterization of Thermostable Alpha Amylase from Bacillus subtilis (ATCC 6633)”, J Bioprocess Biotech, Vol. 5 , No. 4 , 1‐7, March 2015, ISSN 2155‐9821.15. Aveek Samanta, Tilak Raj Maity, Debanjan Jana, Babita Saha and Siraj Datta. (2015). “Standarization of in vitro propagation of polianthes Tuberosa L. (Calcutta Double)”, Journal of Plant Development Sciences, Vol.7 , No. 12 ,889‐891, Dec 2015, ISSN 0974‐6382.

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16. Aveek Samanta, Siraj Datta, Animesh Kumar Datta, Tilak Raj Maity, Aninda Mandal and Debadrito Das. (2015). “Assessment of Cisplatin, Etoposide, Vinblastin and Piper betle Leaf Extract on some attributes of cell divition in Lathyrussativus (L.)”, Cytologia, Vol. 80 , No. 4, 483‐488, 2015, ISSN 0011‐4545./////////////////////////////////////////////17. Urmimala Chaudhury, Swarnendu Chandra and Rajarshi Banerjee. (2015). Use of Probiotics amongst General Medical Practitioners: An Assesment ‐ Int. J. of Adv. Res. 3 (12). 1063‐1069] (ISSN 2320‐5407).///////////////////////////////////18. Asim Kumar Bera, Tilak Raj Maity, Aveek Samanta, A. Dolai, Babita Saha and Siraj Datta (2015) Enhancement of in vitro corm production in Gladiolus by periodically replacement of liquid media using coir matrix Journal of Applied Horticulture,17 (3), 222‐224 [Elsevier, Netherlands].////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

Awards own from conference and other recognizes bodies Priyanjana Mukherjee received Summer Research Fellowship Programme at BHU, organized by INSA, DST, 2016. Mukulika Mandal received best poster prize titled “Mortalin: The Pivotal Player Behind Parkinson's Disease” from NHBT 2015./////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Promit Lahiri, Taniya Bandyopashyay & Arpita Maiti received best poster prize from NHBT 2015. Arpita Halder, Arpan Roy & Rajarshi Banerjee won prize for best poster presentation in “Psychrotrophic Protease Producers” in National Conference on Recent Advances in Chemo and Biosciences at Mooljijetha College, Jalgaon, Maharashtra, 23‐24 January 2015.//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Aisi Dasgupta, Ankita Dey & Poulomi Saha received best poster prize from NHBT 2015./////////////////////////////

Dr. Arghya PaulAssistant Professor, University of KansasB.Tech. Batch 2005

Dr. Dwaipayan SenAssociate Professor,

VIT UniversityVellore

B. Tech. Batch 2005

Dr. Amitava BondhuAssistant Professor

NIT WarangalB. Tech. Batch 2005

Dr. Dijendranath RoyAssistant Professor

NIT AgartalaB. Tech. Batch 2005

Dr. Koel MukherjeeAssistant Professor

BITS , MesraB. Tech. Batch 2006



NAME OF THE STUDENT

AISHI DASGUPTA

ANKITA AZAD

AMARJEET KUMAR

ANKITA DEY

ANANYA CHATTERJEE

ANKITA KUMARI

ANJU SINHA

ARPAN ROY

ARPITA HALDER

ARPITA MAITI

ASHIMA NATTA

ASHU KUMARI

AVINASH SHAW

KHUSHBOO KUMARI

MADHURIMA ROY

VIRCHOW BIOTECH LTD

VALUE PROSPECTS, VIRCHOW BIOTECH LTD. ,THYROCARE

THYROCARE

CHROMOUS BIOTECH,OMICS ,GATE Qualified

TECH‐MAHIDRA

VALUE PROSPECTS, OMICS

VALUE PROSPECTS, THYROCARE

VIRCHOW BIOTECH LTD


WIPRO, GATE QUALIFIED

THYROCARE,

OMICS ,GATE QUALIFIED

VALUE PROSPECTS,CHROMOUS BIOTECH, OMICS

GENPACT, VIRCHOW BIOTECH LTD

VIRCHOW BIOTECH LTD, M.TECH; HIT‐HALDIA

VIRCHOW BIOTECH LTD, M.TECH; BIT‐MESHRA

CHROMOUS BIOTECH. GATE (M.TECH; IIT‐GUWAHATI)

DIATEK

MOULI BOSE

VIRCHOW BIOTECH LTD

ORGANIZATION

MOUMI DAS

NITISH KUMAR

POULOMI SAHA

PROMA BAGCHI

RWITI BASU THAKUR

PROMIT LAHIRI

RITUPARNA ADDY

SANGHAMITRA MALLIK

RITUPARNA SARKAR

SAYANTA PAL CHOWDHURY

SHEFALI PRIYA

SREEJANI BANDOPADHYAY

SUMANJIT PAN

SWATI DAS

TANIA BHATTACHARYA

TANIYA BANDYOPADHYAY Value Prospects, Virchow Biotech Ltd

ANKUR BHATTACHARYA

THYROCARE, M.TECH; VIT UNIVERSITY‐VELLORE

GATE (M.TECH; NIT‐ROURKELA)

THYROCARE, LABVANTAGE

Wipro,GENPACT


OMICS. M.TECH; JADAVPUR UNIVERSITY

THYROCARE

VIRCHOW BIOTECH LTD, OMICS

OMICS

WIPRO,GENPACT

WIPRO,GENPACT

VIRCHOW BIOTECH LTD, M.TECH; HIT‐HALDIA

Virchow Biotech Ltd.


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Dr. Rajkrishna MandalAssistant Professor

Nagaland UniversityB. Tech. Batch 2008

Dr. Lakshmi DharmarajanTeam Leader and Project Manager

Ellilily, Claremonte, USAB. Tech. Batch 2005

Mr. Rahul ChatterjeeProduct Manager

at SanofiB. Tech. Batch 2008

Ms. Sazia AlamAssistant ProfessorRanchi University

M.Tech Batch 2009

Mrs. Chaitali DeySenior Scientist at

Biocon Ltd, Bangalore

M.Tech Batch 2010

Mr. Kohinoor BiswasSenior Executive

JP Morgan Chase & Co.USA

B. Tech. Batch 2007

Dr. Kanhaiya KumarAssistant Professor

NIT CalicutB.Tech Batch 2009

Mr. Ahijit GhoraiSenior Scientist

Lupin Industries LtdB. Tech. Batch 2005

Mrs. Sumedha Chattopadhyay

Research Scientis, TCG Life sciences

B. Tech. Batch 2007

Dr. Amaresh SahooAssistant Professor

IIIT AllahabadB. Tech. Batch 2005

Dr. Ipsita DuttaSenior Scientist

Reliance Industries Ltd.

B. Tech. Batch 2008

Mrs. Maytrayee DeResearch Associate

at Shantha Biotechnics Limited

B. Tech. Batch 2010

Dr. Souvik DeyAssistant ProfessorThomas Jefferson

University USA B. Tech. Batch 2006

Dr. Anish NagAssociate Scientist

Lupin Industries LtdM.Tech. Batch 2010

Mr. Sudipta Kumar Laha

Senior Member of Technical Staff, Oracle

B. Tech. Batch 2007

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The department of Chemical Engineering started in 1996 with just thirty students in B. Tech. with the objectives of making competent and dynamic Chemical Engineers, suitable for global market by imparting best possible training and education. Over the years the intake was increased to 60 and the department became NBA accredited in the year 2004, which was renewed again in 2007. The department also started a 2 yr. Post Graduate program in 2006 and offers M. Tech. in Chemical Engineering degree with the aim to further enhance the research activity and Industry‐Institute interaction. Through research and consultancy the department serves the local industries to solve their technical problems, with the help of well equipped laboratories and qualified and dedicated faculty members. The students are also provided counseling and special training on GATE / GRE by the faculty members. Since its inception, the department has been continuously conducting different training course, seminar, conference etc. for the benefit of industry and academia.//////////////////////////////////////////////////// To create a common platform for the persons working in Industries, R&D organizations and Academy in and around Haldia, the department established a Regional Centre (HRC) and Student Chapter under Indian Institute of Chemical Engineers (IIChE). School of Petroleum Refining and Petrochemicals has been started under Chemical Engineering Department.

PEO1: To produce graduates with a strong foundation and understanding of the fundamental principles of science and engineering enabling graduates to pursue their careers as practicing chemical engineers in Chemical and Allied Engineering Industries.PEO2: To produce graduates who are prepared to pursue their post‐graduation and research in the emerging and allied areas of Chemical Engineering.PEO3: To provide students with opportunities to integrate with multi disciplinary teams to develop skills with professional integrity and ethics to assume professional leadership roles and administrative positions.

PSO1: Function professionally as an engineer to solve problems by applying acquired knowledge in chemical and allied field.PSO2: Designing an environment friendly system for effective reaction, separation‐purification and other operations in various processes with proper safety measures using modern engineering tools individually or in a teamPSO3: Practicing engineering with professional ethics for the benefit of society with proper communication to the community.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING (CHE)




Program Offered and Intake:B. Tech. in Chemical EngineeringCurrent intake: 60 + 5% TFW + 20%Lateral entrantM. Tech. in Chemical EngineeringCurrent intake: 18

DEPARTMENT

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Dr. A. K. Saha Professor & Principal Ph. D.

Ph.D., Post Doc.

(Italy)

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Ph. D., Post-doc (USA)Post-doc (Korea)

Ph. D.

Ph. D.

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M. Tech.

M. Tech.

Ph.D.

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Professor and Dean, Chemical, Food and Biotech.

Professor and Head

Associate Professor

Associate Professor

Asst. Professor

Asst. Professor

Asst. Professor

Asst. Professor

Asst. Professor

Associate Professor

Professor

Dr. R. Das

Dr. T. K. Manna

Dr. S. B. Kuila

Dr. R. N. Jana

Dr. S. J. Sahu

Dr. B. Mandal

Mrs. S. Roy

Ms. K. Rana

Mrs. S. Samanta

Dr. Barnali Bez

Dr. Lipika Das

Fluid Mechanics Lab Heat Transfer Lab Energy Lab Analytical Lab. Mechanical Operation Lab Chemistry lab Mass Transfer Lab Reaction Engineering lab Numerical methods and Computation lab Process control Lab. Research Lab. Environmental Engineering lab

Faculty members are highly dedicated to the cutting edge areas of research and development such as Hydrogen

Energy, Fuel Cell, MFC, Waste plastic to Fuel oil, Solar Cell, Polymer synthesis, Biodiesel, waste water treatment,

Adsorption, Super critical fluid extraction etc. One patent has been granted to the institute by Government of India

as a result of departmental research outcome.

The department is equipped with following instruments and equipments for testing and research work. Gas

Chromatography, UV-vis Spectrophotometer, Advanced Reactor with major controllers, Supercritical Fluid

Extraction Unit, Flue Gas Analyzer, Surface Tensiometer, BOD Analyzer, Moisture analyzer, Centrifuge, Vacuum

Equipment, Freeze Dryer, Sonicator, Membrane Module, High Pressure Reactor, Oscilloscope, Refracto meter, pH

meter, Conductivity meter, Colorimeter, State-of-the-art computing facility provided with internet (8.0 MBPS

leased line of BSNL), LAN Many modern Modeling Tools and Solvers (CHEMCAD, MATLAB/SIMULINK). Direct-

Digital Control facility & DCS-Control facility.

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RESEARCH CAPABILITY

MAJOR LABORATORIES

FACULTY MEMBERS

The departmental library is enriched with 300 titles of text books and reference books, journals and LR facilities. Total volume of books in departmental library is around 500.

Number of students qualified in GATE for the year 2016 is 7.

Performance in Cultural Meet‐2017

Department of Chemical Engineering won the 1st prize in the event of One Act Play competition along with Prizes of Best

Direction, Best Actor‐Male & Best Actor Female. Ms. Sunanda De, a 3rd year CHE student, won the 1st Prize in the event of Folk

Song Competition.Ms. Sunanda De, a 3rd year CHE student, won the 2nd Prize, in the event of Hindi Song Competition.

Performance in Cultural Meet‐2016

Department of Chemical Engineering won the 1st prize in Annual cultural meet.Department of Chemical Engineering won the

1st prize in the event of One Act Play competition Subhrima Das , 4th year CHE student now, own the Prize for Best Direction.

Performance in Sports Meet‐2016

Department of Chemical Engineering own Intra college football Championship – 2016.

Purosattam Kumar Singh, own 1st prize in 100 mtr. run.

Purosattam Kumar Singh, own 2nd prize in 800 mtr. run.

I. Sinha, A. Mukherjee , own 2nd prize in oral presentation on “ Adsorption Characteristics of Textile Dye (Malachite Green)

on Neem leaf powder” Presented at SCHEMCON‐2016, 12th Annual Session of Student's Chapter, IIChE , BVRIT, Hyderabad,

10‐11 Sep'2016 , HCT‐024, PP‐69.

Mr Rittik Kumar Jana, 2nd year B. Tech in Chemical Engineering , has achieved the tag of All India Best Cadet (AIBC) Air force

2017 in the REPUBLIC DAY CAMP Which occurs every year in the January. He Received A Prime Minister's Baton and an AIBC Air

Medal from the Hon'ble Prime Minister of India Mr. Narendra Modi and He also received a Governors Medal From the State

Governor of West Bengal Sri Kesrinath Tripathy . He achieved the Position of ALL INDIA AIR FORCE BEST CADET 2017 among

13.5lakhs Cadets of India. Under the YOUTH EXCHANGE PROGRAMME (YEP) He is selected and will be representing our Country

in any of the 11 Friendly Foreign Countries.

Tufail Akhtar, final year B tech , CHE student got gold medal in All Bengal Shaolin Kung‐

fu Championship 2016 weight category(65‐70)kgs.

Tufail Akhtar, final year B tech, CHE student got gold medal in Bengal Open Jeet kune‐

do state championship 2016 weight category (65‐70)kgs.

Sunanda Dey, 3rd year student B. Tech, CHE, got the prize for 2nd RUNNER‐UP In

INNOVA 2K16, IICHE Students Chapter, Jadavpur university for the paper Solutions to

climate change in india.

Sumagna Nanda and Debarghya Halder, 3rd year student B. Tech, CHE, got the prize, 1st

RUNNER‐UP, REACT 2K16, Venue:‐ LIT, Nagpur on the topic :A comparison of biomass with

other available conventional energy sources.

Sunanda Dey, Vikas Chaubey , 3rd year student B. Tech, CHE got the BEST POSTER

award in NSNN‐2016, Venue:‐ HIT,Haldia on the topic: Morphological structures of zinc

oxide nanoparticles and their applications.

Sagar Datta, 3rd year student B. Tech, CHE , got the Gauri Dutta Award For Best Paper

Presentation, Schemcon‐ 2016, Venue:‐ BVRIT, Narsapur on the topic A novel technology

for the preparation of solid‐lipid nanoparticles to meet the challanges in modern drug

deliver.


NUMBER OF STUDENTS QUALIFIED COMPETITIVE EXAMINATIONS

PRATICIPATION AND AWARDS OWN FROM TECH FEST ETC

K. Dutta, M. Z. Khan, Dr. S. B. Kuila, Ms. K. Rana, “Removal of dyes from waste water by low cost adsorbents”, 12th Annual Session of Students Chemical Engineering Congress (SCHEMCON‐2016), BVRIT, Hyderabad, 10‐11, September, 2016. Meshram, P. Kumar, K. Rana, “Application Of Nanotechnology In Fuel Cell”, 12th Annual Session of Students Chemical Engineering Congress (SCHEMCON‐2016), BVRIT, Hyderabad, 10‐11, September, 2016. Sucheta Mallick, Sambriddhi Pal, Barnali Bej, FUELS FROM ORGANIC WASTE, 12th Annual Students Chemical Engineering Congress, SCHEMCON‐2016, P‐27, organized by student chapter of IICHE, Hyderabad, Dept. of Chemical Engg, B. V. Raju Institute of Technology, Narsapur, Greater Hyderabad. K. Dutta, M. Z. Khan, S. B. Kuila, Ms. K. Rana, “Removal of dyes from waste water by low cost adsorbents”, 12th Annual Session of Students Chemical Engineering Congress (SCHEMCON‐2016), BVRIT, Hyderabad, 10‐11, September, 2016. I. Sinha & R.Das , “ Production of SiO2 Nano‐Powder from Rice Husk“, Presented at SCHEMCON‐2016, 12th Anuual Session of Student's Chapter , IIChE , BVRIT, Hyderabad, 10‐11 Sep'2016 , NT 013, PP‐88 I. Sinha, A. Mukherjee , R. Das, “ Adsorption Characteristics of Textile Dye (Malachite Green) on Neem leaf powder” Presented at SCHEMCON‐2016, 12th Annual Session of Student's Chapter, IIChE , BVRIT, Hyderabad, 10‐11 Sep'2016 , HCT‐024, PP‐69 R. Das, S. Das & A. Ghara, “Arsenic Removal from Drinking Water by Low Cost Adsorbent: A Review “ , Presented at SCHEMCON‐2015, 12th Annual Session of Student's Chapter, IIChE, BVRIT, Hyderabad, 10‐11 Sep'2016. S. Roychowdhury. S, Mohsin, S. Samanta, “Green synthesis of gold nanoparticle” SCHEMCON‐2016, BVRIT, Hyderabad, 10‐11th September 2016. Gupta, S. Samanta, “Nano silica Synthesis from Rice Husk Ash (RHA)” SCHEMCON‐2016, BVRIT, Hyderabad, 10‐11th September 2016. S. Dutta, S. Roy, “A Novel Technology for the Preparation of Solid‐Lipid Nano Particles to Meet the Challenges in Modern Drug Delivery”, SCHEMCON‐2016 ,BVRIT, Hyderabad, 10‐11th September 2016. Rohan Chakraborty, Lng ‐ Production, Transportation And Regasification , SCHEMCON‐2016, BVRIT, Hyderabad, 10‐11th September 2016, p 115 Satrajit Datta, Dr. R.N. Jana, Effect Of Carbon Nanotubes On Organic Solar Cell's Performance, SCHEMCON‐2016, BVRIT, Hyderabad, 10‐11th September 2016, P 87 Mainak Chattopadhyaya, Biswajit mandal, Hydrogen Production By Magnetolysis Of Water , SCHEMCON‐2016, BVRIT, Hyderabad, 10‐11th September 2016, P 112 Sonali Dasgupta and Lipika Das, Recycling Of Plastics Using Sub/Supercritical Fluids, SCHEMCON‐2016, BVRIT, Hyderabad, 10‐11th September 2016, P 49 Anirban das, Biswadip das, Dr. T.K. Manna, SYNTHETIC Biodegradable Polymers And Composites, SCHEMCON‐2016, BVRIT, Hyderabad, 10‐11th September 2016, P 138 Sinha,I, R. N. Jana & R. Das “ Development of Artificial Leaf for Hydrogen Gas Generation Using Carbon Nanotubes” Presented in the National Seminar on Nanoscience & Nanotechnology (NSNN‐17) during 17‐18 March'2017 at Haldia Institute of Technology. N. B. Anwar, I. Sinha & R.Das “Synthesis of SiO2 Nano‐Powder from Agriculture Waste (Rice Husk) “ Presented at CHEMCON‐2016, 69 th Anuual Session of IIChE , A. C. Tech. Anna University Chennai , 27‐30 December 2016 , PP‐523 I. Sinha & R.Das “Adsorption Characteristics of Neem Leaf Powder for Removal of Malachite Green from Textile Dying Effluents ” Presented at CHEMCON‐2016, 69 th Anuual Session of IIChE , A. C. Tech. Anna University Chennai , 27‐30 December 2016 , PP‐524 M. Roy, R. Das “ Dynamics of Antibiotics Role During Pathogenic Infection” Presented at CHEMCON‐2016, 69 th Anuual Session of IIChE , A. C. Tech. Anna University Chennai , 27‐30 December 2016 , PP‐524 Rivu Adhikary, Sagar Dutta, “ZnO 1D nanostructures in gas sensing application”, INNOVA 2K16, IICHE Students Chapter, Jadavpur university. Saikat Saha, Phase change materials and its application, INNOVA 2K16, IICHE Students Chapter, Jadavpur university.

PAPER PRESENTATION

Rivu Adhikary (3rd Year)‐ Campus Ambassador, Ayush Shome (3rd year)‐Coordinator, Saurabh Singh (2nd year)‐ Coordinator, participated in Innovation Contest in the Grand finale of Utkraanti'17 conducted by Wingfotech Pvt Ltd in collaboration with Entrepreneurship Development Cell ‐ IIT Delhi at IIT DELHI on 4th and 5th of March respectively and secured the 2nd position among the participants from different parts of India The topic of their presentation ‐" ZnO nanostructures in powder form for gas sensing applications and how it is beneficial than MQ2 sensors."∙Sonali Dasgupta and Lipika Das, Recycling Of Plastics Using Sub/Supercritical Fluids, SCHEMCON‐2016, BVRIT, Hyderabad, 10‐11th September 2016, P 49Anirban das, Biswadip das, Dr. T.K. Manna, SYNTHETIC Biodegradable Polymers And Composites, SCHEMCON‐2016, BVRIT, Hyderabad, 10‐11th September 2016, P 138 Students Chapter, Jadavpur university.

INNOVATION BY STUDENTS

Year

2017 49 21 2.0 ‐ 4.2L

per annum

Name of the major companies visited

INFOSYS, WIPRO, SHV, HPL, GTZ, WACKER, ADANI WILMAR,

ISHIKA FERTILIZER, ASG BIOCHEM, DIACH CHEMICALS, AMAZON, GOOD EARTH,

THINK&LEARN, PRIME FOCUS

Number of eligible students

Number of the students

got jobAverage Salary

PLACEMENT RECORD Upto Feb�2017

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Date: 26th October, 2016

One day plat visit for chemical engineering 3rd year students at Haldia Petrochemicals Ltd., Haldia.

Date: 27th October, 2016

Half‐day seminar on the theme of "Safety in Process Industries".

Speakers:

Mr. G.C. Kundu, DGM, Safety IOCL, Haldia

Topic: “Process Safety Management”

Mr. Mrityunjoy Sil, Chief Manager (Safety), Haldia Petrochemicals Ltd., Haldia

Topic: “Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment”

Date: 9th November, 2016

Seminar on “Process simulators with practical demonstration” at HIT.

Speakers :

Mr. Hussain A Tinwala, The President, Simtronics.

Mr. Bruce Manthey, Vice president of international sales, Simtronics.

Date : 22nd February, 2017

Essay Competition event was organized among the members of student's chapter, Haldia Institute of Technology (HIT), on a

suitable technological topic.

Topic: Making India a cashless Economy.

No. of participants: 18

Prizes and Certificates are awarded to the top three performers.

Date : 24th February, 2017

Extempore Competition event was organized among the members of student's chapter, HIT.

No. of participants: 17

Prizes and Certificates are awarded to the top three performers.

Date: 27th and 28th February, 2017

Two days workshop on CHEMCAD (Utkrantti – 2017), at Haldia Institute of Technology, in collaboration with

Entrepreneurship Development Cell, IIT, Delhi.

STUDENTS CHAPTER ACTIVITY OF HRC, IICHE

Prithish BasakStudied Master of

Chemical Engineering at NJIT, New Jersey

(2015 batch)

Dr. Dipendu SahaAssistant ProfessorWidener University

(2003 batch)

Mr. S. BanerjeeProcess Engineer at

Worley Parsons, Oman(2005 batch)

Ms. Ananya GhoshStudying

at KU Leuven, Belgium

(2011 batch)

Mr. R. BhattacharyyaGraduate Student at

University of Florida

Gainesville, Florida Area(2014 batch)

Mr.B. P. ChandraumouliHEAD‐TECHNICAL SERVICESat Tata Chemicals Limited

Haldia, India(2009 batch, M.Tech)

Mr. S. PanigrahiSenior Process

Engineer at HPCL‐Mittal Energy Ltd.

(2011 batch, M.Tech)

Mr. A. Mukherjee Regional Head at

Mother Dairy Fruit & Vegetable Pvt. Ltd(2011 batch, M.Tech)

Dr. Sandip KhanAssistant Professor

IIT, Patna (2003 batch)

Dr. Rishabh JainProcess TD Engineer at Intel Corporation Hillsboro, Oregon

(2007 Batch)

Dr. M. ChatterjeeProcess Engineer at Intel Corporation

Portland, Oregon Area(2008 batch)

Dr. D. BhattacharyyaResearch Assistant

(Graduate Research Assistant)University of Utah

(2009 Batch)

Dr. Dipankar KoleyAsst. Professor

Oregon State University(2003 batch)

Dr. Arijit SarkarAsst. Professor,IIT, Hydrabad(2003 batch)

Dr. Palash PanjaPost Doctoral RA at Energy

& Geoscience Institute, Salt Lake City, Utah

(2003 batch)

Mr. S. BairagiProject Engineer,

Shell Joint Venture, Bengaluru, Karnataka,

India (2005 batch)

Dr. Sumanta BasuAssociate Professor,

IIM, Joka(2000 batch)

Mr. Ritwik NandaAdvisory Consultant

(Lenevo), North Carolina Area.

(2000 batch)

Sk. Sahbuddin AhamedAdditional

Chief Engineer(Chemical)

at PDIL (2000 batch)

Mr. Suman PalDirector at Viacom 18

(2001 batch)


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The B. Tech program is designed to produce competent engineers who can contribute effectively to the advancement of civil engineering causes and take care of the needs of the community. The objective is to provide students with skills and practical experience to fulfill professional duties and responsibilities and to foster teamwork, ethics, technical leadership, business acumen and lifelong learning.


Program Offered and Intake:B. Tech. in Civil EngineeringCurrent intake: 120 + 5% TFW + 20% Lateral entrant

PEO1: To provide technical knowledge, skill and competence to identify, comprehend and solve problem in industry, research and academics related to Civil Engineering and related disciplines.PEO2: To train students through the synergetic approach of theory and practical courses towards helping those students for seeking positions in the job market appropriate to their level.PEO3: To foster students ethically in understanding the societal responsibilities.

PSO1: The serving should have the ability to work on projects towards civil construction and planning by understanding design compatibility, technical feasibility and economic viability substrated with social, ethical and environmental issues to meet the concurrent demands of the industry and society at large.PSO2: The serving should have the responsibility of optimum design, development and implement of solutions in the milieu of engineering management strategies, tools and software aids.PSO3: Apply ethical principles related to societal and environmental context in a multidisciplinary Setting as an individual or in a team.PSO4: The serving should be capable to advocate their existence by qualifying national level competitive examinations for further studies and expand employment opportunities.

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Ph.D.

Ph.D.

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M. Tech.

M. E.

M.E.

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Associate Professor

Associate Professor

Associate Professor

Associate Professor

Associate Professor

Dr. Ajit Lal Guha

Dr. Abhisek Santra

Mr. Nirmal Kumar Saren

Mrs. Bijoli Mondal

Mr. Abhishek Naskar

Mr. Avik Sahoo

CIVIL ENGINEERING (CE)



FACULTY MEMBERS

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Mr. Ajit Kumar Paria

Mr. Kausik Bera

Mr. Bimalendu Mondal

Miss. Satabdi Poddar

Dr. Shreyashi Santra Mitra

Mr. Debarshi Das

Mr.Gautam Dutta

Mr.Nilanjan Poddar

Mr.Saikat Panja

Mr.Saikat Shome

Mr.Souvik Das

Mr.Sourav Chandra

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

M. E.

M. E.

M. Tech.

M. Tech.

Ph. D

M.E.

M. Tech.

M. Tech.

M.E.

M. E.

M. Tech.

M. E.

M. Tech.

Civil Engineering laboratory Soil Mechanics Lab Surveying Highway Engineering Environmental Engineering Computer Lab Fluid Mechanics Geology Lab Geoinformatics Lab

The department is equipped with contemporary instruments and excellent infrastructure to conduct research and consultancy in the following sub‐disciplines. Concrete Technology Geotechnical Engineering Highway Engineering Environmental Engineering Geo‐Informatics

The departmental library is enriched with 503 titles of text books and reference books. The total volume of books is around 766

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MAJOR LABORATORIES

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1. Amit Kumar, Abhishek Kumar, Abhishek Chowdhury received award as 1st position in UTKRAANTI'16 in association

with Padarth'16 IIT Bombay organized by Wingfotech Excellence.

2. Kousik Maity, Abhijit Boxi, Ashutosh Raj, Chandan Kumar & Amit Kumar Jha received award as 3rd position in

UTKRAANTI'16 in association with Padarth'16 IIT Bombay organized by Wingfotech Excellence.

3. Aditya Shaw secured 3rd position in Aakriti in PHOENIX 2016 (Jigyasa).

4. Abhijit Boxi, Kousik Maity, Jagadish Manna received award as 2nd position in Metamorphosis in Prayukti 2016.

Lokpa Doma Sherpa received award in R U Shurlk in Prayukti 2016

Jay Kumar (Civil Engg.)GATE 2016

Indranil Das (Civil Engg.)GATE 2016

Sourav Chakraborty(Civil Engg.)GATE 2016

Navneet Kumar (Civil Engg.)GATE 2016

Uttam Singh(Civil Engg.)GATE 2016

Pankaj (Civil Engg.)GATE 2016

Arnab Mondal(Civil Engg.)GATE 2016

Saket Raj (Civil Engg.)GATE 2016


PARTICIPATION AND AWARD OWN FROM TECH FEST


NAME OF THE STUDENT

KUNAL KUMAR

MRITIGYA TAMANG

SOURAV CHAKRABORTY

ATIN KUMAR GHOSH

SAURABH LAL

UNIQUE CONSTRUCTION

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO

TECH MAHINDRA

ORGANIZATION

SHUBHAM KUMAR

ASIF PERWEZ

SIDDHARTHA MONDAL

ARKA SARKAR

AVVAL KUMAR GOURAV

VISHWAJEET SINGH

TANMAY KUMAR DAS

ARNAB MAHAPATRA

KUMAR RAJIV RANJAN

SATYAKI GHOSH

SRIKANT PRASAD

SAIKAT SARKAR

JAY KUMAR

BITTU KUMAR

INDRANIL ROY

SOUMYADIP KOLEY

SAYAN BOSE

UTTAM SINGH

PRANOY MALAKAR

ARINDAM MAHAJAN

ARUP KARAN

BHOLANATH DEY

RAKESH BISWAS

SUBANJAN BISAI

DEBNATH SINHAROY

SACHIN KUMAR SINGH

SANJAY KUMAR

PARWIN KUMAR

SUKDEB BERA

SAKET RAJ

SAJAL KUMAR PANDEY

RADHESHYAM MANDAL

NAVNEET KUMAR

MANOJ KUMAR AM

BAIBHARAJ CONSTRUCTION

SIMPLEX INFRA

UNIQUE CONSTRUCTION

TANUMAY HALDER PIONEER

ARMATIX (I) PVT LTD


ARMATIX (I) PVT LTD

N.S.POWER

SIMPLEX INFRA

ERA GROUP

SIMPLEX INFRA


SIMPLEX INFRA

ERA GROUP

SIMPLEX INFRA

PRESTIGE

SIMPLEX INFRA

PRESTIGE

SIMPLEX INFRA

4 SIGMA

SIMPLEX INFRA

4 SIGMA

SIMPLEX INFRA

RAHI

SPD CONSTRUCTION

RAHI

PREMCO

DYNAMIC PROJECTS

DYNAMIC PROJECTS

PIONEER

ABCI

ABCI

ABCI

CE TESTING

ARMATIX (I) PVT LTD

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The students of Civil Engineering department of Haldia Institute of Technology (HIT) came up with an innovative idea of Using of Natural Fast Growing Renewable Grass (Bamboo) for Building Materials. Since bamboo is light weight and it has high strength, it can be used as a replacement of RC building mainly in seismic prone areas. A team of students led by Rajib Biswas and with the help of the faculty members of Civil Engineering Department and with the assistance of Dr. Pijus Kanti Khatua, Associate Professor, School of Applied Science Department worked on the project.Another project that was taken up by the Department of Civil Engineering which is currently under progress. The name of it is Light Weight, High Strength, Revolving Composite House for Cyclone Prone Zone. The house can revolve in any direction and can save itself from the super cyclone and it is made of eco‐composite wood.The 2 students who are currently working in the project are Abhijit Boxi and Kousik Maity. They are assisted by the faculty members of Civil Engineering Department and Dr. Pijus Kanti Khatua, Associate Professor, School of Applied Science Department worked on the project.

Anand UtsavCOWI

Batch 2008‐2012

Sandip MondalEE ONGC.

Batch 2005‐2009

Ritwik RoyACM at L&T ECCBatch 2006‐2010

Soumyadeep GhoshVerisk Analytics

Batch 2006‐2010

Kaushik DuttaAsst Manager at HCC

Batch 2007‐2011

Prabhat Ranjan PremScientist at

CSIR‐ Structural Engineering Research CentreBatch 2006‐2010

Abhinaba BiswasSenior Engg at L&T Saudi

Batch 2006‐2010

Anupam DasPh.D scholar at IIT

KharagpurBatch 2008‐2012

Lopamudra BhoumikDoing Ph.D at

University of Illinois Urbana Champaign

Batch 2006‐2010

Tanmoy GhoraiPSA Engineer at Tractebel

Engineering, BrusselsBatch 2005‐2009



COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING (CSE)

The Department of Computer Science & Engineering was established in 1996 with objectives of producing competent and creative human resources required for the global industries and academia, and of carrying out quality researches in emerging areas of Computer Science. The Computer Science & Engineering is one of the fastest growing disciplines and is full of rigorous practical analysis. The department has well equipped laboratories and logical reasoning is stressed in all practical applications. With highly qualified and dynamic faculty members, the department boasts of a unique mode of learning, one that uses advanced aids for teaching. The mission of the department is to steadily make its progress in preparing highly competent human resources required by the industry and academia.

YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT: 1996Programmes Offered and IntakeB. Tech. in Computer Science and EngineeringCurrent intake: 120 + 5% TFW + 20% Lateral entrantM. Tech. in Computer Science and EngineeringCurrent intake: 18

PEO‐1: To provide students with a strong foundation in applied science and Computer Science & Engineering fundamentals necessary to analyze the requirements of the software, understand the technical specifications, design and create innovative computing products and solutions for real life problems.PEO‐2: To provide exposure to emerging technologies, adequate training and opportunities to work as teams on multidisciplinary projects with effective communication skills and leadership qualities.PEO‐3: To prepare the students for a successful professional career as engineer, scientist, teacher, technocrat, administrator or an entrepreneur and work with values & social concern bridging the digital divide and meeting the requirements of Indian and multinational companies.

PSO‐1: Apply the knowledge of mathematical models in algorithm design, computer organization, networking etc to solve complexities involved in efficient computing in engineering discipline. PSO‐2: Ensure programming and documentation skills to analyze, design, develop and implement software based projects using C, C++, Java, DBMS, Web Technology and open source software either independently or in team so as to attain a common specific objective. PSO‐3: Ensure employability and career development skills through industry oriented mini‐ and major‐ projects, internship, seminar, workshop for their life‐long learning and develop awareness of professional, social, legal and ethical responsibilities.

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Dr. Subhankar Joardar

Dr. Debasis Giri

Mr. Tarun Kumar Ghosh

Dr. Subrata Dutta

Mr. Subhabrata Barman

Mr. Palash Roy

Associate Professor & Head

Professor & Dean

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Ph.D.

Ph.D.

Ph.D (Engg), Post Doc.(UK)

M. E. (Ph.D. pursuing)

M. Tech.

M.E.



FACULTY MEMBERS

DEPARTMENT

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING (CSE)

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Mr. Sourav Mondal

Mrs. Shyamali Guria

Mrs. Gitika Maity

Mrs. Mahuya Sasmal

Mrs. Patrali Pradhan

Mr. Arindam Giri

Mr. Sabyasachi Pramanik

Mrs. Jayeeta Majumder

Mrs. Sanchita Saha

Mr. Sumanta Kuila

Mr. Bidesh Chakraborty

Mr. Asish Bera

Mr. Mrinmoy Sen

Mrs. Sunanda Jana

Mrs. Rajrupa Metia

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

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Assistant Professor

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Central Computing Facility Lab Software Laboratory Computer Network Laboratory Operating Systems Laboratory Microprocessor & Microcontroller Laboratory Project Laboratory DBMS Laboratory Computer Organization & Architecture Lab Advanced Project Laboratory Multimedia Laboratory

All faculty members are actively engaged in the following research activities: Cryptography Security Data Hiding Wireless Network Cloud Computing Data Mining and Machine learning etc.

MAJOR LABORATORIES

RESEARCH CAPABILITY

Besides the Central Library of the institute, the departmental library is enriched with more than 650 titles and more than 1800 volume of text books and reference books along with different Learning Resources (LRs). Major IEEE, ACM, Elsevier and CSI Journals are available through AICTE‐INDEST consortium scheme.////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

CSI (Computer Society of India) student branch organizing various technical events. NPTL (National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning ) conducted by IIT Kharagpur. Infosys CAMPUS‐CONNECT program was conducted by our faculty members. Jointly conducted different summer training with various institutes/ organizations.

NO OF STUDENTS QUALIFIED COMPETITIVE EXAMINATIONS

Sl No. Name

Ankit Agarwal

Tuhin Kundu

Bitoshok Das

Anish Kumar

Firoz Mochary

Sanjit Prasad

Payel Patra

Bachu Paul

Priya Singh

Sanjit Saren

Priti Shaw

Gate Score Gate Rank

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Journals publication

1. Tanmoy Maitra, Ruhul Amin, Debasis Giri, P. D. Srivastava: An Efficient and Robust User Authentication Scheme for Hierarchical Wireless Sensor Networks without Tamper‐Proof Smart Card. I. J. Network Security, 18(3): 553‐564 (2016) (ISSN 1816‐353X (Print), ISSN 1816‐3548 (Online))2. Debasis Giri, R. Simon Sherratt, Tanmoy Maitra:A novel and efficient session spanning biometric and password based three‐factor authentication protocol for consumer USB Mass Storage Devices. IEEE Trans. Consumer Electronics 62(3): 283‐291 (2016)3. S. Goswami, S. Joardar , C. B. Das (2015) “ Performance Comparison of different routing protocols with fuzzy inference in MANET”. International Journal of Advances in Science and Technology Research Journal. Volume 9, No. 27, Sept. 2015, pages 149–156 Vol. 7, No. 6, 2015, pp 585‐606. DOI: 10.12913/22998624/59098.4. Debasis Giri, Tanmoy Maitra, Ruhul Amin, P. D. Srivastava: An Efficient and Robust RSA‐Based Remote User Authentication for Telecare Medical Information Systems.J. Medical Systems 39(1): 145 (2015) (ISSN: 0148‐5598 (Print) 1573‐689X (Online))

PAPER PUBLISHED

TRAINING AND TESTING FACILITIES


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Conference Publications

5. Debasis Giri, R. Simon Sherratt, Tanmoy Maitra, Ruhul Amin: Efficient biometric and password based mutual authentication for consumer USB mass storage devices.IEEE Trans. Consumer Electronics 61(4): 491‐499 (2015)6. Jayeeta Majumder, Sagarjit Das, SayakMaity, “SMS Encryption in Android Platform”, International Journal of Computer Engineering and Applications, Volume 9, Issue 5, pp. 15‐22 (May 2015) (ISSN: 2321‐3469).

1. S. Barman, Bepari B., Ankit A. and Ranjan A., Concurrent Optimization of Mono‐Pass Finish Cut End Milling of Calmax‐635 Mould Steel Through Grey Swarm Optimization, in Proceedings of 6th International Conference on Advances in Polymeric Materials (APM 2015), IISc Bangalore, pages 222‐227, 2015.

Workshop on Big Data and Hadoop, during 3rd ‐05th March, 2017. International Conference on Mathematics and Computing (ICMC), during 17th – 21st January, 2017 Workshop on Linux Administration, during November 19th – 20th November, 2016 Workshop on Android Apps Development, during 17th –20th September, 2016 Workshop on Placement Preparatory, during 22nd – 27th August, 2016. Workshop on Linux, during April 30th – 1st May, 2016 Workshop on Android Apps Development, during: 3rd – 6th March, 2016. Workshop on Basic Computer Hardware & Networking, during: 24th – 27th August, 2015. Faculty Development Programme on Recent Trends in Computing, during: 13th – 17th July, 2015. Workshop on Linux Administration and Cloud Computing (in association with Linux World Informatics, Jaipur), during 3rd – 6th April 2015. Workshop on C, during: 14th ‐15th March, 2015

Students actively and successfully participated in various events of Cultural Meet 2015 held at our institute.1. Mr. S. Biswas of 2nd year CSE secured 1st position in EXTEMPORE event.2. Mr. M. Das of 3rd year CSE secured 2nd position in EXTEMPORE event.3. Mr. P. Pandit of 3rd year CSE secured 1st position in RABINDRA SANGEET event 4. Dept of CSE secured 3rd position in ONE ACT PLAY

Students actively and successfully participated in various events of Prayukti 2016‐ Techno‐management Extravaganza held at Haldia Institute of Technology.

1. Mr. R. Kumar of 4th year won the 2nd prize in REQUIZZIT event.2. Mr. N. K. Choudhary, Mr. N. Raj of 2nd year won the 1st prize in “MANIA C” event.3. Mr. A. K. Goyal, Mr. M. Kumar of 3rd year won the 2nd prize in “MANIA C” event.4. Mr. S. Kumar, Mr. S. Sourav of 2nd year won the 3rd prize in “MANIA C” event.5. Mr. S. Kumar of 2nd year won the 2nd prize in “RANBHOOMI‐FIFAC” event.6. Mr. A. Kumar of 2nd year won the 3rd prize in “PRADARSHAN” event.7. Mr. A. Kumar, Mr. A. ROY of 3rd year won the 2nd prize in “GOSPEL” (Paper presentation) event.8. Mr. Nityansh of 2nd year won the 3rd prize in “GOSPEL” (Paper presentation) event.9. Mr. P. Kumar, Mr. S. sourav, Mr. S. Kumar, Mr. S. Kumar of 2nd year won the 1st prize in “YANTRIKI‐PATHIK” event.10. Mr. M. Kumar of 3rd year won the 3rd prize in “SAUDAGAR” (Business plan) event.11. Mr. B. Paul of 4th year declared as “BEST STUDENT” of the department in 2016

SEMINAR/ WORKSHOP/ CONF/STTP/SPD/CEP ORGANIZED

PRATICIPATION AND AWARD OWN FROM TECH FEST

ANKIT

PRINCE KUMAR INFOSYS,WIPRO

INFOSYS,WIPRO


NAME OF THE STUDENT

PRIYANKA SHARMA

HEENA RAJAN

DIPIKA CHOWDHARY

SUDIPTA GHOSH

ARPANA SINGH

RAJANI KUMARI

PRIYANKA

NIRDHI JAISWAL

DIVYA KUMARI

ANKIT KUMAR

KHUSHBOO

B NAND KISHORE

PRIYANKA KUMARI

RISHAV RAJ

SHRITI KUMARI

ARNAB DE

ANANYA DAS

RITESH SINGH

SWATI SINHA

PRANAY SINGH

SUBHRANSHU KUMAR

SAYANI BANERJEE

ASHISH KISHORE

INFOSYS,WIPRO

INFOSYS,WIPRO

INFOSYS,WIPRO

IBM India

INFOSYS,WIPRO

INFOSYS,WIPRO

INFOSYS,WIPRO

INFOSYS,WIPRO

INFOSYS,WIPRO

INFOSYS,WIPRO

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INFOSYS,WIPRO

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INFOSYS

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO

IBM India

MPHASIS

IBM INDIA

ORGANIZATION

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PRASHANT KUMAR JHA

ANSHUMAN MAHANTY

ANAND KUMAR

ABHIJIT GHOSH

AMIT PANDIT

KUMAR RITESH

NISHTHA PRIYA

NITIN SHEKHAR

SWASTIKA SHARMA

MOUMITA MAJI

VIVEK ANAND

RAHUL KUMAR

RAHUL RAJ

RUNA SHIVANGI

SOURABH BANERJEE

NIKENDRA KUMAR SINGH

TANIMA MONDAL

PUSKAR GHOSH

SUFIA KAMAL

SUMEET AMBASTHA

AMIT KUMAR

ANIRBAN DEB

AKASH

RAVI SHANKAR SHARMA

SONIA BOSE

PRITI MONDAL

SUMIT KUMAR

VINITA KUMARI

ABINASH KUMAR

NEETEESH KUMAR

KAUSHIK MONDAL

WIPRO

WIPRO

INFOSYS,WIPRO

IBM

WIPRO

INFOSYS,WIPRO

INFOSYS,WIPRO

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TECH MAHINDRA

IBM INDIA

INFOSYS,WIPRO

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XL DYNAMICS

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INFOSYS,WIPRO

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IBM INDIA

INFOSYS

INFOSYS

TECH MAHINDRA

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WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO

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XL DYNAMICS

WIPRO

ATOS

TECH MAHINDRA

PRASHANT SHARMA

VISHNUKANT KUMAR

UTKARSH KUMAR

ARINDAM DAS

INFOSYS

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INFOSYS

INFOSYS

The department has approval of CSI (Computer Society of India) Student Branch, India to run the students chapter to prop up the professional activities. Students take part in organizing and attending various programmes, workshop under CSI HIT Student Branch.

Dr. Romit Roy Choudhury (Batch‐2000) is currently

Associate Professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana‐Champaign (UIUC)

Dr. Sanjukta Bhowmick (Batch‐2000) is currently

Associate Professor at University of

Nebraska, Omaha

Dr. Bivas Mitra (Batch‐2001) is currently

Assistant Professor at IIT‐Kharagpur

Dr. Samik Ghosh (Batch‐2001) is

currently Sr. Research Scientist, Sony Systems Biology Research Center,

University of Tokyo, Japan

Dr. Animesh Mukherjee (Batch‐2003) is currently

Associate Professor at IIT‐Kharagpur

Dr. Arpita Patra (Batch – 2004) is currently

Assistant Professor at IISc, Bangalore

Ms. Aparna Gupta (Batch‐2005) is presently

serving in the Indian Police Service, Government of India

Mr. Dipankar Dutta (Batch‐2009) is working in

Microsoft as Software Development Engineer

Dr. Santosh Ghosh (Batch‐2002)is currently Post doctoral researcher

at Ku Leuven Belgium

Dr. Debi Prosad Dogra (Batch 2001) is

Assistant Professor at IIT‐Bhubaneswar

Mr. Animesh Choudhury (Batch‐2010) is presently

serving in the Indian Administrative Service, Government of India


STUDENT CHAPTER

SOUMADIP PATRA

BALLAM BIKASH

ABHINEET DUBEY

ANIKET BANERJEE

MANISH KUMAR SHAW

MD NAZIR AHMED

JYOTI RAWAT

ABHISHEK KARMAKAR

TECH MAHINDRA

INFOSYS

GENPACT

INFOSYS

INFOSYS

INFOSYS

GENPACT

INFOSYS

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The Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering was established in 1998 with B. Tech program. The Department has been accredited by National Board of Accreditation (NBA) in 2004 and 2007 respectively. The M. Tech. Program in Electronics & Communication Engineering has commenced from the Academic Session 2005‐2006 with duration of two years.


Programmes Offered and Intake:

B. Tech. in Electronics & Communication EngineeringCurrent intake: 120 + 5% TFW + 20%Lateral entrantM. Tech. in Electronics & Communication Engineering (Specialization to: Microelectronics & VLSI Designs)Current intake: 36

PEO 1: To equip graduates with a strong foundation in engineering sciences and Electronics & Communication Engineering fundamentals to become effective collaborators, researchers and real‐time problem solver with technical competencies.PEO 2: To provide exposure to emerging technologies, adequate training and opportunities to work as teams on multi‐disciplinary projects with effective communication skills and leadership qualities meeting the requirements of companies in India and abroad.PEO 3: To prepare graduates to become successful and responsible engineer with social and ethical values in professional engineering practices.

PSO1: The incumbent should apply basic knowledge related to electronic circuits, embedded & communication systems and signal processing to solve engineering problems in the field of Electronics and Communication Engineering.PSO2: The incumbent should able to design, verify and validate electronic functional elements for a variety of applications, with enhancement of skills to analyze, interpret and communicate results to meet desired needs.PSO3: The incumbent should have capability to recognize contemporary issues by adapting to technical developments, simultaneously developing consciousness for professional, social, legal and ethical responsibilities.PSO4: The incumbent should use engineering & management concepts to analyze specifications and prototype electronic experiments/projects either independently or in teams so as to attain a common specific goal.

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Dr. Malay Kumar Pandit

Dr. Jaydeb Bhaumik

Mr. Asim Kumar Jana

Mrs. Somdutta Sinha

Mr. Kushal Roy

Mr. Amit Bhattacharyya

Professor

Professor & Head

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Ph.D.

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M. Prod. E , MBA

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Mr. Tirthadip Sinha

Mr. Banibrata Bag

Mr. Surajit Mukherjee

Mr. Akinchan Das

Mr. Dibyendu Chowdhury

Dr. Bishnu Prasad De

Mr. Avisankar Roy

Mr. Avishek Das

Mr. Pinaki Satpathy

Ms. Razia Sultana

Mr. Santanu Maity

Mr. Dipak Samanta

Mrs. Moumita Jana

Dr. Wriddhi Bhowmik

Mr. Jayanta Kumar Bag

Mr. Tilak Mukherjee

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

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M. Tech.

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Basic Electronics Lab Analog Electronics & Design Lab Digital Electronics Lab Digital Signal Processing & Control System Lab RF Engineering & Optical Communication Lab VLSI Design Lab PCB Fabrication Lab Circuit Theory & Device Lab Communication System Lab Embedded System Lab Project Lab

VLSI design Micro‐strip patch antenna design and Fabrication Embedded Systems PCB Design and Fabrication & Testing

ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING (ECE)


FACULTY MEMBERS


MAJOR LABORATORIES

RESEARCH CAPABILITY

DEPARTMENT

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The Departmental library is enriched with 392 Titles & about 590 Volumes of Text and Reference Books. Many E‐books and Journals are also available in the departmental library.

Every year a lot of students in our Department have admitted to higher studies in different Premier Institutions in India and Abroad also through GATE, GRE, GMAT, CAT etc.

1.J. Samanta, M. Suman, J. Bhaumik and S. Barman, “A Transistor Level Implementation of Reed Solomon Encoder in GF(28) ,” Journal of Active and Passive Electronic Devices, Old City Publishing, vol. 11, no. 2‐3, pp. 243‐261, Apr. 20162.M. Singh, M. K. Pandit, A. K. Jana, “Economic Full Adder Circuit in VLSI Using Shannon Expansion”, International Journal of Science, Engineering and Technology, Volume 4 Issue 2, Sep. 2016.

With full enthusiasm IETE Student Forum (ISF) has been inaugurated at ECE Department, Haldia Institute of Technology on 23rd July, 2015 at 3:30 p.m.The Institution of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers (IETE) is India's leading recognized professional society devoted to the advancement of Science and Technology of Electronics, Telecommunication & IT, founded in 1953. The IETE Students' Forum of HIT has been set up with 85 student members from ECE department through the involvement of faculty members of the department. The purpose of ISF of HIT is to give a platform for the student members to exchange ideas by organizing/participating technical programs and activities. They would get the benefit for technical visits / practical training / project work in R&D laboratories/ industries that increases their spirit of self‐reliance and professionalism. Students conducts science workshop for the school students. The association activities enhance the students' skills such as event and time management, technical competencies and also develop binding with social issues and responsibilities for society.

1.Mr. D. Ranjan, Mr. A. Kumar, Mr. U. Kumar, Mr. S .Dutta of 2nd yr. won the 2nd prize in the event “PATHIK” at Prayukti 2016‐Techno‐management Extravaganza of Haldia Institute of Technology. 2. Mr. A. K. Singh of 2nd yr. won the 1st prize in the event “SAUDAGAR” (Business Plan) at Prayukti 2016‐Techno‐anagement Extravaganza of Haldia Institute of Technology. 3. Mr. A. K. Singh of 2nd yr. won the 1st prize in the event “DHAWAK” at Prayukti 2016‐Techno‐management Extravaganza of Haldia Institute of Technology.4. Mr. R. Ghosh, Mr. P. Jha, Mrs. S. Kumari, Mrs. P.Raj of 3rd yr. won the 1st prize in the event “CIRCUITRIX” at Prayukti 2016‐Techno‐management Extravaganza of Haldia Institute of Technology. 5. Mr. R. Raj, Md. Nadeem, Md. S. Hussain, Mrs. R. Verma of 3rd yr. won the 2nd prize in the event “CIRCUITRIX” at Prayukti 2016‐Techno‐management Extravaganza of Haldia Institute of Technology.6. Mr. S. Saha of 4th yr. won the 2nd prize in the event “FIFA‐11” at Prayukti 2016‐Techno‐management Extravaganza of Haldia Institute of Technology.7. Mr. S. Dutta, Mr. A. Mukherjee, Mrs. P.Kanojia, Mrs. T .Mallick of 2nd yr. won the 1st prize in the event “PATHIK” at Prayukti 2016‐Techno‐management Extravaganza of Haldia Institute of Technology.

(A) Availability and Activities of Professional societies/ chapters

IETE Students' Forum Inauguration

PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES/ CHAPTERS AND ORGANIZING ENGINEERING EVENTS


NO. OF STUDENTS QUALIFIED COMPETITIVE EXAMINATIONS

PAPER PUBLISHED



Academic session

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GATE MBA Entrance

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HUAWEI( On‐Campus+Off‐Campus)

TECH MAHINDRA( On‐Campus+Off‐Campus)

CAPJEMINI

TCS

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LABVANTAGE

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INFOWAY

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Prof.(Dr.) M. K. Pandit, Dean, SECI, HIT Prof.(Dr.) J. Bhaumik, HOD, Dept. of ECE, HIT Prof. A. K. Jana, Associate Prof., Dept. of ECE,HIT Mr. R. N. Lahiri, Chairman, IETE Kolkata Centre Mr. J. K. Dutta, Secretary, IETE Kolkata Centre Prof. P. K. Das, IETE Senior Fellow Dr A. Guha, Jadavpur University

IETE Student Forum (ISF), HIT Event calendar 2015

Mr. Aditya and Mr. Pankaj Kumar from ECE Department had participated Texas Instruments Innovation Challenge, India Design Contest 2015 entitled “Gesture Control Robotics Arm”. The Team is led by faculty advisor Mr. Dibyendu Chowdhury, Assistant Professor, Department of ECE.During the design phase, students have to adhere to the competition rules. These rules encourage students to create more innovative designs and test their engineering skills with real world problems.

Figure shows the different component of Gesture Controlled Robotic Arm Figure shows the Top view of Gesture Controlled Robotic Arm

(B) Number, quality of engineering events organized at Institute (Level- Institute)

Mr. Sankar MukhopadhyayEngineer, Indian Space Research

Organization (ISRO), IndiaBatch 1998‐2002

Dr. Mousumi Roy RF Application Engineer,

GreenPeak Technologies, United Kingdom Batch 2001‐2005

Mr. Binayak Roy Senior Unix and

BigData System Consultant, Cognizant

Batch 2006‐2010

Dr. Aurpan MajumderAssistant Professor,

NIT, Durgapur Batch 1998‐2002

Dr. Sanjeev Kumar MetyaAssistant Professor

in NIT, Arunachal Pradesh, Batch 2001 – 2005

Mr. Saikat KarmakarEngineer, Defence Research

and Development Organization (DRDO),

IndiaBatch 2006‐2010

Dr. Tirtha Sankar DasProfessor, RCC Institute

of Information Technology

Batch 1998‐2002

Mr. Shibaji BasuScientist, Bhabha Atomic

Research Centre (BARC), India

Batch 2004‐2008

Mr. Rajdeep ChakrabortyAssociate lead,

HR , Infosys TechnologyBatch 2006‐2010

Mr. Rajesh kumarJunior Manager, Steel Authority

of India LimitedBatch 2008‐2012

Dr. Mousiki Kar Asst. Professor,

Heritage Institute of Technology,

Batch 1999‐2003

Mr. Tamoghna Ojha Co‐founder &

Director, SkinCurate Research

Private Limited, Batch 2004 – 2008

Ms. Priya AdhikaryWealth Manager,

ICICI BankBatch 2007‐2011

Mr. Suvadip PaulSenior System Engineer,

InfosysBatch 2009‐2013

Mr. Souragni GhoshFounder & Director,

WizAnimate Studios, India Batch 2000‐2004

Mr. Suvra Sarkar Process Integration Device

Engineer, Micron Technology, Singapore,

Batch 2005 – 2009

Mr. Sudip SahaAnalog Layout Engineer,

Broadcom Batch 2008‐2012

Mr. Anindya BanerjeeSystem administrator,

Infosys Batch 2009‐2013

Following persons were presented on that occasion:



Name of the Event

Spoken English Orientation Course 10th Aug to 21st Aug 2015

2nd September – 10th September, 2015

13th October – 15th October, 2015

23rd April – 29th April, 2016

6th August – 13th August, 2016

6th September – 12th September, 2016

Workshop on C & Data Structure

Workshop on Advanced Robotics

Website designing using PHP and HTML

Data Structure using C

Circuitronics'16

Calendar Days

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING (EE)The Department of Electrical Engineering has been offering undergraduate course in Electrical Engineering since 2002. Within a very short span of time, the department has created an excellent learning environment with dedicated young faculty members, technical staff, excellent laboratories and innovative academic processes. In order to perform the complex functions in modern applications of Electrical Engineering, the department has a well combination of hardware and software facilities. The department provides students with modern hardware facilities like PLCs, Synchronization of Alternator, SPWM Drives, FPGA based data acquisition system, Machine fault simulator etc. At the same time department also provides computational facilities with MATLAB, PSPICE, PSCAD, PSIM etc. The department provides good training and placement opportunities to all its students. The department also supports IEEE HIT Student branch which is a wing of IEEE Kharagpur Section (IITKGP). The department was NBA accredited till March, 2015.//////////////////////////////////////////////////////

PEO1: To provide technical knowledge, skill and competence to identify, comprehend and solve problem in industry, research and academics related to Electrical Engineering and related disciplines.

PEO2: To prepare the students to successfully work in various public and private sectors Organizations, at regional, state, national and international levels, with professional competence and ethical administrative acumen.

PEO3: To frame the students to improve their technical and intellectual capabilities through lifelong learning process, which may include professional career and/or postgraduate education, for successful adaptation to technological and cultural changes and to foster adept functioning in society.

PEO4: They will be able to work as an individual, as a team leader or as a member of a team in multiculturalglobal environment.

PEO5: Fulfill the needs of society in solving technical problems using engineering principles, tools and practices, in an ethical and responsible manner.

PSO1: Be able to analyze and understand mathematical, scientific and engineering fundamentals to Identify complex engineering problems and design system components or processes considering health, safety, cultural, societal and environmental aspects.

PSO2: Conduct research based investigation including design of experiments interpretation of data Synthesis of information usages of modern engineering tool to solve complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations related to societal health safety and legal issues.

PSO3: Apply ethical principles related to societal and environmental context in a multidisciplinary Setting as an individual or in a team.

PSO4: Able to comprehend effective reports and design documentation considering management and financial principles that will benefit the society at large for life long period in the broadest context of technological changes.


ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING (EE)



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Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Dr. Dilip Kumar Dey

Mr.Goutam Das

Mr.Sandip Kumar Ojha

Mr. Sourav Kumar Das

Ms. Piya Roy

Mr. Shubhasish Sarkar

Mr. Debabrata Barman

Mr. Ayandeep Ganguly

Mr. SouravTola

Mr. UjjalDey

Mrs. Nibedita Ghosh

Ms. Alpana Barman

Mr. SaubhikMaulik

Mr. Nayan Manna

Mr. Nabendu Kumar Sarkar

Mr. Mithun Manna

Mr. Shouvik Mondal

Mr. Namrajit Dey

Basic Electrical Engineering Lab Circuit Theory & Networks Lab Electrical and Electronic Measurements Lab Analog& Digital Electronics Lab AC Machines Lab DC Machines Lab Electrical Machine Design Lab Power Systems Lab Control Systems Lab Power Electronics Lab Electric Drives Lab Microprocessor Lab Power System Protection Lab

FACULTY MEMBERS

MAJOR LABORATORIES

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1474 volumes 732 titles All IEEE/IEE (IEL) journals 5 magazines

Application of Advanced Signal Processing Tools for

Impulse Fault Diagnosis in High Voltage Transformers,

Advanced techniques for Condition monitoring and life

Prediction of Power Transformers, Induction Motor Fault

Diagnosis, Drives Fault Analysis, FPGA based Real time

condition monitoring of motor, DSP based system design.

Conference:

1. S. K. Ojha, P. Purkait, S.Halder, S.Mandal, P.Acharya, S.Mondal, A.K.Mondal and S. Chakraborti,“Comparative Study of Dielectric Response Functions for Characterizing Time Domain Polarization Process in Transformer Insulation” in Proc. IET International Conference on Power Control‐Automation, Kolkata, India, September, 2015.

2. S. K. Ojha, P. Purkait, Anchit Kumar, Asif Sultan, IndrajeetKumar, Jayant Kumar Singh and Satyam “Studies on Frequency Domain Spectroscopy of Transformer Insulation Considering Distributed Relaxation Process”, Paper submitted to 3rd International Conference on Foundation and Frontiers in Computer, Communication and Electrical Engineering (C2E2 2016), Mankundu, India, January,2016.

3. P. Kumar, M. Mishra, C.K. Tamang, A. Iqubal, A. Mishra, A. Sharma, A. Ganguly and S.Das, “Performance Assessment Of Different Singlephase Multi‐Level Inverter”, Michael Faraday IET International Summit: MFIIS‐2015, September 12 – 13, 2015, Kolkata, India, Vol. 2, pp. 368‐373;doi: 10.1049/cp.2015.1660.


RESEARCH CAPABILITY

R & D PROJECT GRANTS RECEIVED FROM EXTERNAL AGENCIES

PAPER PUBLISHED

SLNo.

1.

2.

SERB, DST, Govt. of

India

CSIR, Govt. of India

23.60 Lacs

7.31 Lacs

2014‐2017

2013 ‐ 2016

Subhasish Sarkar

Sandip Kumar Ojha

Project Title

Development of an FPGA based On‐line Condition Monitoring System

for Induction Motors using Advanced Signal processing and Data Classification Tools

Correlating Dielectric and Chemical Techniques

for Comprehensive Condition Monitoring of Complex

Insulation Systems

Funding Agency

Sanctioned Amount

YearPrincipal

Investigator / Co‐PI

4. Anupam Mukherjee, SubhajitMondal and AyandeepGanguly, “Modelling and Simulation of Perturbation and Observation MPPT Algorithm for Photovoltaic Applications”, International Journal for Modern Trends in Science and Technology, Vol. 02, Issue 12, 2016, pp. 67‐72.

5. S.Tola, A.Ganguly, U.Dey, Megha, S. Mukherjee, A.K. Das, T. Dey, I. Mondal, S. Mondal, “Design and Simulation of a Power Factor Corrected Boost Converter”, Third International Conference on Foundations & Frontiers in Computer, Communication & Electrical Engineering‐2016 (C2E2‐2016), 15‐16th Jan 2016.

Workshop organized by IEEE HIT student branch in collaboration with Electrical Engineering

TCM [Transformer Condition monitor]FPGA based real time condition monitoring

IEEE online journal subscriptionInternet facilitiesSeminar room with overhead projectorProject room where standard electronics chips, different accessories and measuring instruments available

SEMINAR / WORKSHOP ORGANIZED

IN HOUSE PRODUCT / INNOVATIONS

TEACHING AID DEVELOPED

SL NO

NAME OF THE EVENTS

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN ENGG

Workshop on BIPED ROBOTICS

PCB DESIGNING

Vehicle Dynamics and Design

Workshop on ROBOTICS

Workshop on MATLAB

Workshop on AUTONOMOUS ROBOTICS at. ST THOMAS INST. Of TECH.

THOMAS INST. Of TECH.

Workshop on VIRTUAL LAB

Competition on MANUAL ROBOTICS

RESOURCE PERSONS

DIRECTOR MADE EASY KOLKATA

SKILL REX TAPAN KUMAR

SKILL REX TAPAN KUMAR

BHARAT AUTO SOLUTIONS

Final Year Students of IEEE


Faculties of EE Dept HIT


Prof. ALOK KANTI DEB IIT KGP


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Two days industrial visit to Haldia Energy LimitedOne day industrial visit to TATA Power

Students of EE Dept. participated in Image processing in KSHITIJ (Annual tech fest of IIT Kharagpur) 2014. Students of EE Dept. secured 3rd position in the event “Circuitron” in “KSHITIJ 2014” (Annual tech fest of IIT Kharagpur). Students of EE Dept. participated in “Tech Quiz” & “Overnite” events in “KSHITIJ 2014”. Participated in TELOS (Online tech Fest, WBUT), 2014. Secured 3rd position in Circuitron(Kshitij2014),IITKGP. Secured 'Best Design Award' in aircraft design workshop Aerotrix,2014. Secured 1st position in OJASS 2015 (Techno Fest, NIT Jamshedpur),2015. Finalist in IITKGP, DROIDBLITZ (Kshitij 2016). Students of EE Dept, secured 1st position in the workshop ” Quadcopter”, organized by IEEE, HIT,2016.

“Ojass 2015” (Annual Techno‐Management Fest, NIT Jamshedpur)Raju Biswas‐1st position in the event “Shape‐shifter” 2016. Subir Kumar was awarded as the best student of Electrical engineering department for the year 2016. Pranjal Gupta Stood 11th for the ULTIMATE KARTING CHAMPIONSHIP in 2016.

PARTICIPATION IN NATIONAL /INTERNATIONAL LEVEL CONTESTS/TECH FEST/TECH-QUIZ COMPETITIONS & PRIZES WON

INDUSTRIAL VISIT ORGANISED

Departmental wall magazine: SPARKLING

Students of EE department are placed in various organizations like IT sector, Hardware Industries, Process Industries etc. Moreover, students are also performing well in various competitive examinations. Details list of placement and performance in competitive examination in last three years is given below.

Electrical Engineering Department was the Intra‐Institute Football Champion for 2017 Electrical Engineering Department was the Intra‐Institute Cricket Champion for 2016.

CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

SPORTS & ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES


Performance in Competitive Examination

60 61

Exam Year 2014

6 10 7

2 2 2

14 17 7

Year 2015 Year 2016

GATE

CAT

PSU


SK.SADDAM HOSSAIN

ARUNAVA DAS

SUVENDU MONDAL

RAHUL SAH GOND

PALASH KUMAR GURIA

ANUPAM SAMANTA

TAMAL KUMAR BERA

SUMAN PAL

SIDDHABRATA UPADHYAYA

NABAKUMAR SAHOO

SUMIT RANJAN

INDRAJEET KUMAR

SACHIN KUMAR

RAHUL KUMAR

MD KHALID RAZA

ARVIND KUMAR

KAUSHAL KUMAR YADAV

RONIT KUMAR GUPTA

KARABI DAS

PRITAM NANDI

JOY MUKHERJEE

PRITAM MAITI

SURAJIT MONDAL

ANIRBAN BARMAN

RITESH KUMAR

SANGEET KUMAR

KUMAR VIVEKANAND

MD FARMAN KHAN

SAYAN GAYEN

ELDYNE

CESE

D B IMPECT

CESE

ELDYNE

ELDYNE

D B IMPECT

EMAMI (APPRENTSHIP

GEE ELEVATOR PVT LTD.

INDUSTRIAL HANDALING

MEGHALAY CEMENT

MEGHALAY CEMENT

MEGHALAY CEMENT

NS POWER

NS POWER

MEGHALAY CEMENT

MEGHALAY CEMENT

MEGHALAY CEMENT

SPCL

SS CONSTRUCTION

TATA PHOTON PLUS (CEO)

TCL

TCS

TCS

TCS

TCS

TCS

TECH MAHINDRA

RESHMI DHANSHREE ELECTRONICS LTD/USHA CAPACITOR


MD FARMAN KHAN

SAYAN GAYEN

AVIJIT SAMANTA PUNCH LOYD

TECH MAHINDRA

TECH MAHINDRA

Dibyajyoti Dey2006 Batch

Working in MECON India Ltd.

Arnab Dasgupta2010 Batch

Scientist at Institute of Plasma Research

Pratip Banerjee2013 Batch

Engineer at L&T ECC Division Kolkata

Punit Kumar2014 Batch

Engineer at BARC

Amit Kumar2015 Batch

Senior Lecturer in Mathematics at Fiitjee

Joy Mukherjee2016 Batch

Engineer at Shapoorji Real EstateLimited

Debobrata Tiwary2010 Batch

Scientist at ISRO

Arnab Majee2011 Batch

Doing Ph.D. at University

of Massachusetts,Amherst

Sukamal Bhagbati2012 Batch

Assistant Engineer at Haldia

Development Authority

Sujash Biswas2007 Batch

MBA from IIM –Kolkata,Manager of Bharti Airtel

Angikar sarkar2008 Batch

Works at LamarUniversity ,USA

Kumar Awinash2009 Batch

Works BARC Maharashtra


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KOUSHIK NANDI

SHUREKHA DAS

RAHUL RAKSHIT

UPL

USHA CAPACITOR

VALUE PROSPECT CONSULTING


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Dr. Avik Mukherjee

Dr. Sumita Das

Ms. Tanushree Ghosh

Mr. Niladri Chakraborty

Ms. Swati Ray

Mr. Ranjay Thakur

Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Ph.D

Ph.D





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Mr. Gourab Chatterjee

Mr. Aniruddha De

Mr. Amit Mukherjee

Assistant Professor & Teacher In Charge

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor


M. Tech.

M. Tech.

FACULTY MEMBERS

Rotary vacuum evaporator

Champions in March Past Event, Annual Sports 2016

The departmental library is enriched with 100 titles and approximately 120 volumes along with about 200 titles available at Aryabhatta Central Library.////////////////////.

Michaelis Menten Chemistry of Food Laboratory Food Analysis and Quality Control Laboratory Koch's Food Microbiology Laboratory John Pemberton Food Processing Pilot Plant

MAJOR LABORATORIES


NUMBER OF PUBLICATIONS

International Journal

International Conf.

National Journal

National Conf.

5 15 10 20

The Department of Food Technology started its journey in 2006, with the objective of developing a “Centre of Excellence” in food technology education and research. Since then, the Department has flourished primarily focusing on strong network and collaboration with more than 150 food and allied businesses and industries across India. The effective and efficient industry‐academia network at our Department provides our students and faculties with unique perspective on food technology education with emphasis on practical training and skill development in our B. Tech. students – budding professionals, who are going to shape this fastest growing manufacturing sector in India. The Department looks beyond curricular development of students by inculcating discipline and professional conduct in their daily routine, and by enriching them with business and industry oriented applications through organizing Industry‐Academia conferences, seminars, workshops, trainings, and routine industry visits. Assistance in preparations for competitive exams e.g. GATE, GRE are also given to students interested to pursue higher studies.////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

PSO 1: Ability to understand basic technical concepts and to effectively apply them to identify, comprehend and solve problems in the area of Food Technology and related disciplines.////////////////////////

PSO 2: Ability to integrate the scientific / technical knowledge with personality development traits that provides the society with competent food technology / food engineer / food scientist professionals with adaptability, team work, leadership skills, and administrative acumen.///////////////////////////////////////////////

PSO 3: Ability to fulfill societal needs through sustainable problem solving and life‐long learning in an ethical and responsible manner.///////////////////////////////////////////////////////

PEO 1: To provide technical knowledge to develop skill and competence to identify, comprehend a n d s o l v e p ro b l e m s including research and academics in the area of Food Technology and related disciplines.

PEO 2: To prepare the students to successfully work in various public and private sector organizations at regional, state, national and international levels, with professional competence, adaptability, and administrative acumen.///////////////////// ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////

PEO 3: To fulfill the needs of society through sustainable problem solving and life‐long learning in an ethical and responsible manner./////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////


Programme Offered: B. Tech in Food TechnologyCurrent intake: 60 + 5% TFW + 20%Lateral entrant

Industry Visit, Parle, February 2016

FOOD TECHNOLOGY ( FT )



DEPARTMENT

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S. Ghosal, A. Mukherjee, “Concepts of Food Quality: Evolution over time to ensure customer satisfaction”. International conference on Emerging technologies in Agricultural and Food Engineering, December, 2016. IIT Kharagpur. T. Das, S. Ray, “Evaluation of characteristics and Potentiality of three different unconventional wine prepared by using flower as a substrate”, International conference on Emerging technologies in Agricultural and Food Engineering, December, 2016, IIT Kharagpur. /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// T. Panda, M. R. Kar, S. Ray, T. Ghosh, “Comparative study on various parameters of biodiesel with synthetic diesel collected from different Sources”, National conference on Recent Advances on Multifunctional Materials (RA2M 2017), February 2017. School of Applied Science and Humanities, Haldia Institute of Technology, Haldia. S. Ponda, S. Ray, T. Ghosh. “Risk –hazard analysis and assessment of various food industry dust explosion scenarios: overview and mitigation techniques”, National conference on Recent Advances on Multifunctional Materials (RA2M 2017), February 2017. School of Applied Science and Humanities, Haldia Institute of Technology, Haldia. G. Chatterjee*, S. Ghosal and S. Das. “Application of high pressure processing for improved retention of functional bioactive compounds in fruit and vegetable based beverages: An overview”. National seminar on Trends and Innovation in Food Processing Technology: Prospects and Challenges (TIFPT‐2017)' February, 2017. Department of Food Engineering and Technology, Tezpur University, Assam. ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// S.S. Singha, M. Bhunia, S. Das and G. Chatterjee, “Potential Application of nanopackaging in Food Processing and Preservation”. National seminar on Nanoscience and Nanotechnology: NSNN‐2017, March, 2015, Haldia Institute of Technology, Haldia, West Bengal./////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// G. Chatterjee, D. Banerjee and S. Das “Interaction of dietary polyphenols and human gut microbiota: An overview of implications in human health” National Seminar on New Horizons in Biotechnology, February, 2017, Department of Biotechnology, Haldia Institute of Technology, Haldia.////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// R.K. Thakur, D. Tamili, M. Singh, P.K. Biswas,” Value Added Product: Nanoencapsulation of Bioactive Elements”. New Horizon in Biotechnology (NHBT), February 2017, Haldia Institute of Technology, Haldia.///////////////// R.K. Thakur, S. Kumar, D. Rathore, A. Kumar, “Microbial Fuel Cell” ,Nanoscince and Nanotechnology (NSNN),March 2017, Haldia Institute of Technology, Haldia. /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// R.K. Thakur, S. Karmakar, S. Bharti, A. Saha, “Nano Robot in Heart Surgery”, Nanoscince and Nanotechnology (NSNN), March 2017, Haldia Institute of Technology, Haldia./////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

A one day workshop on Food Safety Management System(FSMS)‐ISO 22000:2005 in collaboration with SGS India Pvt. Ltd on February 22, 2017. A one‐day industry visit at the biscuit processing facility at Mani's Baking Solutions Pvt. Ltd. (Parle), Dhulagar, on February 14, 2016

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PAPER PUBLICATIONS

DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES

INDUSTRIAL COLLABORATION

SL. No. Seminar/Workshop Title

1

One‐day Awareness Training program on

ISO 22000:2005

Not applicable Not applicable

Funded by Grant (Rs.) Date

22 February 2017

Collaboration with

SGS India

Placement Record

Higher Studies

One‐day FSMS Awareness Workshop: February 2017

Mr. Harsh Aditya and Mr. sujeet Kumar jointly secured First position in 'Impromptu Acting' at Annual Cultural Meet 2016. Ms Toshali Das secured third position in 'Impromptu acting' at Annual Cultural Meet 2016. Ms. Debasmita Banerjee and Ms Archita Mondal secured first and third position respectively in 'Theme drawing' at Annual Cultural Meet 2016. Mr. Animesh Bose, Ms Shreya Bhowmik, Ms Dipshikha Tamili amd Ms Sovini Basu secured third position in 'Scavenger' at Prayukti 2016. Ms Toshali Das secured third position in 'Prayukti Demovier' at Prayukti 2016. Ms. Taniya Jha secured second position in 'R U Sherlocked' at Prayukti 2016. Ms Toshali Das and Ms Mahashweta Bhunia secured second position in 'Relay Race' at Annual Sports 2017. Ms Taniya Zafar secured third position in 'shotput' at Annual Sports 2017.

STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS

EXTRACURRICULAR ACHIEVEMENT

YearName of the major companies visited


Number of students placed

Average Salary

201615 core, 6 non‐core

Company 36 34Rs. 3.8 lakh

per year

20177 core, 4 non‐core

Company43 17

Rs. 3.7 lakh per year

Year Gate GRE All‐India Exams / Entrance MBA Entrance

2016 3 None (so far)1 State Public Service Commission (Bihar)

2

Mr. Nadeem AhmedSenior Production Officer,

Nestle India

Mr. Shubhadeep LahiriManufacturing Executive,

ITC Foods

Ms. Anurati RayNutrition Officer (Area Manager)

Nestle India

Ms. Tithiparna SenProduct Development Scientist,

Emami Ltd

Mr. Anupam Dey Assistant Professor

BIT Mishra

Ms. Rahel Suchintita DasICAR‐AIEEA‐PG rank: 23

M. Tech. Topper at ICT MumbaiR&D Executive, Ruchi Soya.

Mr. Ayan PatraDepartment Manager‐QA

Metro Cash & Carry India Pvt. Ltd

Mr. Bijendra Sahoo Asst. Professor, GKCIET

Ms. Amrita Dutta M.S. Illinois Institute of Technology

Mr. Uttam Bhowmik Chief Production Manager

Agarwal Industries P Ltd

Mr. Rohit Tiwary Manufacturing Exe PepsiCo India

Mr. Nikhil ChoudharyAssistant Block Agricultural Officer (Bihar)

Ms. Ankita Mukherjee, R&D Executive, Adani‐ Wilmar

Mr. Joy GoswamiProduction Officer, Nestle India.

Ms. Shreya Chatterjee,Scientist, Vimta Labs

Mr. Ranadip DuttaQuality Assurance Executive,

Pernod Ricard.

Ms. Avanti DharMBA (pursuing)IIM Ahmadabad

Ms. Debarati DeQuality Head,

Rollies Ice Cream.


The department of Information Technology has been offering undergraduate course in IT since 2000. Within a very short span of time, the department has created an excellent learning environment with dedicated young faculty members, technical staff, excellent laboratories and innovative academic processes. In order to perform the complex functions the modern Information Technology would use computers, database management systems, and cryptography. The department provides computational facilities for system level programmers, application development and research. For application level developers, complete enterprise level suites such as J2EE and Multimedia application. The department provides good training and placement opportunities to all its students.


Programme Offered and Intake B. Tech in Information TechnologyCurrent intake: 60 + 5% TFW + 20%Lateral entrant

PEO 1: The graduates of Information Technology Engineering Program will be prepared to gain employment as an ultimate IT professional.PEO 2: The graduates of Information Technology will function effectively as individuals and team members in the workplace, growing into highly technical, project management and leadership roles.PEO 3: The graduates of Information Technology (if they are inclined) will be able to continue their higher education and be conventional to relevant post‐ graduate, doctoral (and so on) degree programs.

PSO1: An ability to analyze a problem, design algorithm, identify and define the computing requirements appropriate to its solution and implement the same.PSO2: An ability to analyze, design, simulate and implement computer hardware/software and use basic digital/analogue circuits, VLSI design for various computing and communication system applications.PSO3: An ability to uphold the existence by qualifying national level competitive examinations for further studies and augmented employment having instilled communication skills.

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Dr .Soumen Paul

Susmit Maity

Madhumita Maity

Moumita Montri

Dr. Sabyasachi Samanta

Bidyut Das

Pranab Goswami

Monosija Bhattacharyee

Ramkrishna Ghosh

Professor and Head

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Ph.D

M. Tech, Ph.D (pursuing)

M. Tech

M. Tech

M. Tech

M. Tech

M. Tech

M. Tech

Ph.D

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (IT)



FACULTY MEMBERS

DEPARTMENT

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Multimedia Laboratory Computer Organization & Architecture Laboratory Central Computing facility Software system laboratory Network laboratory Operating system laboratory VLSI & Microprocessor laboratory Project laboratory Computing System Lab

The department offers major research facilities in various specializations. Research tools' like NET SIM; VLSI Design, Simulation & Synthesis Tools; FPGA Programming Kits, High end servers for software simulations and developments are available in the department. IBM Rational Unified Package and DB2 packages with multi user license are available. A high speed back bone of Optical Fiber Link along with high speed STP/UTP WAN system in the department ensures the research facility like any Institute of National standard. ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

The departmental library is enriched with 166 titles and about 337 volumes of Text books and Reference books. Many E‐books are also uploaded in the departmental library and central library.

1. Soumen Paul, Omprakash Chakraborty, “ Optimization of Berth Scheduling Problem Using Genetic Algorithm”, International Journal of Engineering Research & Techology (IJERT), 2016, vol 5, issue 9, 220‐226.

2. Soumen Paul, Asim Halder, Asoke Kumar Nath, “ Deadbeat Control of Dynamics of Inverted Pendulum using Signal Correction Technique”, European Journal of Advances in Engineering and Technology, 2017, vol 4 issue 4, 255‐267.

3. Soumen Paul, Asim Halder, Asoke Kumar Nath, “ Deadbeat Control of Linear and Non Linear System using Signal Correction Technique”, accepted in MAYFEB journal of Control and Systems Engineering, 2017.

4. Ramkrishna Ghosh, “ Comparative Performance Analysis of Routing Protocols in Wireless Sensor Networks’, International Journal of Sensor Networks and Data Communications, 2016, Vol. 6, Issue4. 48‐52.

5. Ramkrishna Ghosh, An Efficient and Robust RSA based security in Modern Cryptography”, Journal of Computer Science Engineering and Information Technology Research, 2016, Vol.6, Issue 2, 15‐22.

Program

COMMUNITY

DEVELPOMENT

PROGRAMMES

7

Photoshop‐7.0,Flash, Abode Premiere‐6.5,

Sound forge 6.0., Dreamweaver MX

Computer Aided Engineering

(Web page Design, HTML 5, CSS 3, JavaScript, Photoshop‐7.0, Flash)

Web page Design, HTML 5,CSS 3, JavaScript,

Photoshop‐7.0, Flash

8

5

Mr. Ramkrishna Ghosh (Assistant Professor)



Guided By No of student Topic covered

MAJOR LABORATORIES

JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS

CONTINUOUS EDUCATION PROGRAM


RESEARCH CAPABILITY


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SWATI AGARWAL

SHILPI PRIYA SEN

ALKA KUMARI

SUMIT KUMAR GUPTA

AMAN BARANWAL

SUSHMITA KUMARI

JYOTI AGARWAL

ABHISHEK

JYOTI MISHRA

RAHUL KUMAR

NILIMESH SARKAR

NITISH KUMAR

DEEPAK OJHA

RAVI KUMAR

ARCHANA SINGH

ADARSH AMAN

SHREEOM KUMAR

PRINCE PRAKASH

RATNAPRIYA

MUKUND KUMAR PANDEY

VIKASH KUMAR PATWA

SAMIT KUMAR

ANJANI KUMAR

NAME OF THE STUDENT

TCS

WIPRO

WIPRO,TCS

WIPRO

WIPRO, PERSISTANT

TCS

WIPRO, XEBIA,TCS

WIPRO

BIRLASOFT

XEBIA

WIPRO,HUWAI

WIPRO,HUWAI

WIPRO

WIPRO,TCS

WIPRO,HUWAI

WIPRO

LABVANTAGE, HUWAI

WIPRO,TCS

WIPRO,XEBIA

TCS

WIPRO

LABVANTAGE

WIPRO

ORGANIZATION

SUMIT KUMAR GUPTAGate ‐ 2016

AMAN BARANWALGate ‐ 2016

RAVI KUMARGate ‐ 2016

Nitish Kumar, Swati Agarwal and Jyoti Mishra, Alka Kumari of IT Qualified in TCS‐CODEVITA competition in national level from HIT on the year of 2016. Megha Ganguly of IT Secured 3rd position in the workshop of HTML5 & CSS3 in ACM HIT workshop. Suman Kumar of IT Won the 1st prize in Ethical Hacking organized by HIT ACM Student Chapter.Won the 1st prize in Biped Robotics organized by IEEE Student Chapter, HIT on 2016. Suman Saurav of IT Won the 3rd prize in GLOBE TROTTER event of RIVIERA 2015. Nawaidur Rahman of IT Won the 1st prize in Table Tennis Championship (Doubles) in three consecutive years of Intra College Tournament.Won the 1st prize in Inter College Team championship and Doubles Table Tennis at Marine Engineering and Research Institute, Kolkata, 2015Won the 2nd prize in Inter College Doubles Table Tennis Champion ship at RCCIT, Kolkata, 2016.

AWARDS / RECOGNITIONS RECEIVED BY STUDENTS

NO. OF STUDENTS QUALIFIED COMPETITIVE EXAMINATIONS

Geetanjali RakshitPursuing PhD in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at IIT Bombay.M.E. (Software Systems), BITS Pilani; 2012, B Tech (Information Technology), Haldia Institute of Technology 2010.Research Area: Natural Language Processing, Data Mining

Reetam SinhaSenior Analyst at KPMG, Demographic info, Bengaluru Area, India |ResearchMBA from Lal bahadur shastri Institute of management, New Delhi,2012, Gold MedallistB.Tech (Information Technology), Haldia Institute of Technology, 2010

Souradyuti CoondoIOS Developer , IBM, Bangalore, IndiaM.E. in Software Engineering, Jadavpur University, Calcutta, India, 2014B.Tech (Information Technology), ∙ Haldia Institute of Technology, 20121st runner‐up in the national programming competition held at INFOSYS on year 2011

Durgesh KumarResearch Scholar at IIT GuwahatiM.S at IIT Guwahati,2014B.Tech (Information Technology ),∙ Haldia Institute of Technology, 2012Research Area: Machine learning, Information Retrieval

Department of Information Technology has introduced ACM HIT student chapter in 2014 and accomplished the following activities:

1Two days Workshop on

“CISCO Networking (IBNC)” for studentsIT, ACM HIT Student Chapter

IT, ACM HIT Student Chapter




6th‐7th September, 2014

22nd‐23rd August, 2015

11th and 15th April 2015.

12th‐13th March, 2016

10th‐11th September, 2016.

Two days Workshop on” Ethical Hacking” for students

Two days workshop on Basic C

Two days Workshop on “ HTML 5 and CSS 3” for students

Two days Workshop on “Python”

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AWARDS / RECOGNITIONS RECEIVED BY STUDENTS


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RAKSHANANDA KHAN

SHREYA SUYOG

DINESH KUMAR

BIRENDRA BIJOY SING

PRATIK MISHRA

MOTASIM FARAZ

NIDHI KUMARI

ADITYA KUMAR

AMAN KUMAR

KHUSHBU KAMAL

SHUBHAM SHARMA

KRISHN ANAND

VISHAL KUMAR SINGH

VALUE PROSPECT

TECH MAHINDRA

LABVANTAGE

HP

WIPRO,TCS

MIND TREE

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO,TCS

IMS HEALTH

WIPRO

TCS

Subhasree MukherjeeDoctoral Scholar at IIM KozhikodeB.Tech in Information Technology ∙ Haldia Institute of Technology, 2012Reasearch Area: Strategic Management

Soumavo RoySenior Engineer at Intel Security, BangaloreB.Tech in Information Technology ∙ Haldia Institute of Technology, 2008

Sneha MaharajTechno functional Coordinator at Meijer, Tata Consultancy ServicesB.Tech in Information Technology ∙ Haldia Institute of Technology, 2009

Alok MazumdarJava Software Developer at Tata Consultancy ServicesB.Tech in Information Technology ∙ Haldia Institute of Technology, 2014

Sirshendu LayekM.Tech,Ph.D (Persuing) at IIT(ISM)B.Tech in Information Technology ∙ Haldia Institute of Technology, 2014

DISTINGUISHED ALUMNIDEPARTMENT

INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL ENGINEERING (ICE)



The Instrumentation and Control Engineering Department was established in 2005, with objectives to provide value added education looking into the requirements of the industry. It also has the target to open the gateway towards higher studies. The Department has set a vision towards establishing a centre of excellence in instrumentation for carrying out continuous research and nurturing of Process Control, Digital Signal Processing, MEMS, Control Systems, Micro‐Controller so on and so forth. Another major mission of the Department is to excel through continous improvement of Teaching & Learning Process. The pedagogy of teaching is contained with ICT Based Teaching, Workshop mode training etc.


Program Offered and Intake:B. Tech. in Instrumentation & Control EngineeringCurrent intake: 60 + 5% TFW + 20%Lateral entrant

PEO1: Graduates demonstrate proficiency in fundamental knowledge in industrial instrumentation and control by applying theory to practice for meeting the expectations of industry/ take up research work in multi‐disciplinary areas.////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// PEO2: Graduates possess capability to take up career in optimization and automation of industrial process control with environment protection and safety concern.////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// PEO3: Graduates are adaptable to diverse working environment, possess good communication skills and leadership quality./////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// PEO4: Graduates are capable of adopting latest developments by life‐long learning with professional and ethical uprightness and socio‐economic concerns.////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

PSO1: Ability to apply the principles of measurements & automation to solve real world problems and demonstrate the knowledge of mathematics and science to develop the mathematical model of the industrial process and physical systems.PSO2: Demonstrate the ability to design, implement & test electronic circuits and interpret the results and apply the principles of programming concepts circuit theory to develop instrumentation systems which meets real world requirements.test electronic circuits and interpret the results and apply the principles of programming concepts & circuit theory to develop instrumentation systems which meets real world requirements.////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////PSO3: Ability to use techniques, skills and advanced hardware and software tools used in industries to develop automation concepts, understand the working of processes related to industries and design control algorithms for different industrial process models. /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////PSO4: Recognize the need for lifelong learning and demonstrate a commitment to quality consciousness and continuous improvement and Communicate effectively in diverse working environments, act with dignity and respect as a team member or a leader.////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////PSO5: Possess broad education necessary to understand the impact of engineering solutions in a global, economic, environmental, ethical and societal context and write technical paper on the topics related to Instrumentation & Control engineer ing and contr ibute to knowledge creat ion.//////////////////////////////////////////////

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FACULTY MEMBERS

MAJOR LABORATORIES

RESEARCH CAPABILITY



Analog Electronics Lab Control Systems Lab Circuits Theory Lab Logic and Distributed Control System Lab

Research activity of the department covers wide areas like hinder control system, digital and analog circuit system, embedded system, etc.

The departmental Library has nearly 764 book titles with 1206 number of volumes of different books shared with EIE department.

1. Mr. A. Ansul of 3rd yr. won the 2nd prize in Circuitrix of Prayukti 2016‐Techno‐management Extravaganza of Haldia Institute of Technology.2. Mr. A. Sharma of 4th yr. won the 1st prize in GOSPEL event (Paper presentation) of Prayukti 2016‐ Techno‐management Extravaganza of Haldia Institute of Technology.3. Mr. A Bandyopadhyay of 2nd yr secured third position at TCS Hackathings, KSHITIJ 2015, IIT Kharagpur.

Mr Sudipta Bardhan Assistant Professor & TIC M.Tech.(Ph. D. Pursuing)

M.Tech.

M.Tech.

M.Tech.

M.Tech.

M.Tech.

M.Tech.

M.Tech.

M.Tech.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Mr Saorabh Kumar Mondal

Mrs Sweta Bijali Maity

Mr. Manas Sarkar

Mrs Priyanka Rakshit

Mr. Tanmay Sinha Roy

Mr. Sankhadeep Ghosh

Mr. Indranil Dey

Mr. Avijit Routh


PREETHA SINHA WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO

VALUE PROSPECT

TECH MAHINDRA

WIPRO

JHONSON CONTROL

VALUE PROSPECT

TECH MAHINDRA

WIPRO

TECH MAHINDRA

TECH MAHINDRA

VALUE PROSPECT

VALUE PROSPECT

VALUE PROSPECT

VALUE PROSPECT

VALUE PROSPECT

HI TECH MOBILE

ANAMIKA GUPTA

SAURAV DAS

FAHAD EHTESHAM

TARUN KUMAR

VINIT KUMAR

RAHUL SINGH

DEBASMITA SARKAR

SAHELI DAS

SANCHARI GHOSH

MD. SADDAM HUSSAIN

ANNESWA BOSE

SUBHRA DOBEY

APARNA KUMARI

ANKUR

KUSHAL MANDAL

PREM RANJAN

NIKHIL GONDALIA

KULDEEP KUMAR

PREM RANJAN

ANNESWA BOSE

ANURAG DUARI

NILANJANA DEY

SUDIPTA DAS

NUTAN VERMA


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SEMINAR/WORKSHOP ORGANIZED


The department in collaboration with AEIE department organized Workshop on “Arduino” during 9th to 10th February, 2017.

Mr. Avik SahaWorked at Barc

Batch 2005‐2009

Ms. Supriya MukherjeeExcise Officer, Govt.

in IndiaBatch 2009‐2013

Amique Ahhmad HasmiL& T ConstructionBatch 2009‐2013

Mr. Vipul VinayWoked at IOCL

Batch 2007‐2011

Mr. Rahul KumarExecutive Trainee

at NTPC ltdBatch 2001‐2005

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (ME)

The Mission of the Mechanical Engineering Department is to adapt and adopt a teaching‐learning process so as to groom the students with fundamental knowledge base blended with contemporary skills having focus on its relevance to the industrial and real‐life scenarios so that one can emerge as a successful graduate and poised readily to serve the industry and having a strong foundation of higher studies and research with ethical and human values.


Program Offered and Intake:B. Tech. in Mechanical EngineeringCurrent intake: 120 + 5% TFW + 20%Lateral entrantM. Tech in Mechanical Engineering (Specialization to Manufacturing Technology)Current intake: 18



PEO1: To educate and groom the students with strong understanding and knowledge of mathematics, basic science and engineering blended with contemporary skills in the areas of Mechanical Engineering. PEO2: To equip the students for successful professional careers in Mechanical Engineering domain of private and government enterprises and to prepare for PG studies and or undertake research in mechanical engineering, management and allied areas. PEO3: To make the students aware of the societal aspects of engineering profession, values of ethical practices in profession, and the importance of team work to function coherently and effectively in multi‐disciplinary framework.

PSO1: Should be able to clearly understand, analyze and comprehend the different courses of Mechanical Engineering and other interdisciplinary courses and develop a holistic approach for implementation. PSO2: Should be able to apply the knowledge, techniques and skills acquired to provide solutions to the real world problems related to Mechanical Engineering.PSO3: Should have the capability to comprehend the advancements in the usage of modern design tools and latest techniques to analyze and design subsystems/processes for a variety of applications.

FACULTY MEMBERS

Dr. Tarun Kanti Jana Professor & Dean Ph. D.(Engg)

Ph. D. Engg)

M. Tech.

M. Tech.(Ph.D pursuing)

Ph. D (Engg)

M. Tech.

2

1

3

4

5

6

Professor & Head

Assoc. Professor

Asst. Professor

Assoc. Professor

Assistant Professor

Dr. Goutam Kumar Bose

Mr. Sushanta Banerjee

Mr. Ashoke Kumar Bera.

Dr. Debasis Das Adhikary

Mr. Nirmalya Bayal

DEPARTMENT

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KUMARI SONAM

SUNIL KUMAR

ABHINANDAN KUMAR JHA

KUSHAL MANDAL

SIDDHI RUPA

SOURAV SAHU

ASHOK KUMAR YADAV

SAUVIK GHOSH

BHAWESH KUMAR

VISHWANATH MALVIYA

SHIKHA SHEKHAR

N.S POWER

OPTO

D POWER

AMAZON

HI TECH MOBILE

OPTO MARKETING

THYROCARE

THYROCARE

THYROCARE

THYROCARE

THYROCARE

M. Tech.

M. Tech.

M. Tech.

M. Tech.

M. Tech.

7

8

10

11

12

13

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Mr. Ramaj Saren

Mr. Sourav Sarkar

Mr. Sourav Bhattacharya

Mr. Amit Das

Mr. Sandeep Kumar

Sir Sandeep Kumar M. Tech.

M. Tech.

M. Tech.

M. Tech.

M. Tech.

M. Tech.

M. Tech.

M. Tech.

M. Tech.

15

14

16

17

18

19

20

21

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Sri Sanjoy Naskar

Sir Debraj Das

Sri Anup Kumar Guchait

Sri Souvik Gantait

Sir Udayan Majumdar

Sri Ambuj Kumar

Sir Manas Kumar Bhukta

Sir Pritam Ghosh

MAJOR LABORATORIES

RESEARCH CAPABILITY

Central Workshop. Metal Cutting and Machine Tools Laboratory. Fluid Mechanics and Machinery Laboratory. Thermal Engineering Laboratory. Refrigeration & Air‐conditioning Laboratory. Advanced Manufacturing Technology Laboratory.

The department may be considered to be a place for research in the field of advanced machining of

international stature. The Advanced Manufacturing Technology Laboratory has CNC EDM (Model 5030 ZNC)

which is used for specialized research and project work.


The department Library is having an assortment of total 100 books with a volume of 200 numbers of different books and journals besides the central library facility.

SEMINARS/ CONFERENCES/WORKSHOPS /FDP ORGANIZED

One day Seminar on “Advance CAD Modeling and CAM/CNC Manufacturing” in March 2017.

One day National Seminar on Recent Advances in Manufacturing Technology (RAMT 2017) in March 2017.

One day National Seminar on Abrasive Machining and Surface Coating in Mechanical Manufacturing

(AbMaSC 2016) in March 2016.

One day Seminar on Computer Aided Engineering by Knowledge Lab (Incubated @ STEP IIT KGP) in

April 2016.

One week Faculty Development Programme (FDP) on “Contemporary Engineering Practices” in January,

2015 (Jointly organized with Production Engineering).

Short Term training programme on AutoCAD during January-February, 2014 (Jointly organized with

Production Engineering).

PRATICIPATION AND AWARD OWN FROM TECH FEST

Mr. R. Mondal of 4th year ME 1st position in CREATIVE WRITING (BENGALI) of Prayukti 2016 (Techno‐management

Extravaganza) of Haldia Institute of Technology.

Mr. Rajat Karn of 3rd yr. won the 3rd prize in REQUIZZIT of Prayukti 2016 of Haldia Institute of Technology.

Mr. Subham Biswas of 4th yr. ME won the 1st prize in RANBHOOMI of Prayukti 2016 of Haldia Institute of Technology.

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Year

2016 21

No. of GATE Qualified Students

Ms. Garima Rathor of 3rd yr ME won the 1st Prize in R U SHERLOCKED of Prayukti 2016 of Haldia Institute of Technology.

Mr. Arindam Dutta of 1st yr. ME won the 3rd prize in the event PRADARSHAN of Prayukti 2016 of Haldia Institute of

Technology.

Mr. Manglam of 3rd yr. and Mr. Harsa Mitra of 2nd ME won the 1st and 3rd prize in the event GOSPEL(CATEGORY‐II) of

Prayukti 2016 of Haldia Institute of Technology.

Mr. Manglam of 3rd yr. and Mr. Harsa Mitra of 2nd ME won the 1st and 3rd prize in the event GOSPEL(CATEGORY‐II) of

Prayukti 2016 of Haldia Institute of Technology.

Mr. D. Sarkar, A.Dutta and B. Saurav of 1st yr. ME won the 1st prize in the event YANTRIKI‐DHAWAK of Prayukti 2016 of

Haldia Institute of Technology.

Mr. D. Mahmood and A. Kumar of 2nd yr. ME won the 1st prize in the event YANTRIKI‐BASKETBOTS of Prayukti 2016 of

Haldia Institute of Technology.

Mr. Ankit Prasad, Aditya Kumar, A. Srivastava (2nd yr.) and MD. Danish (3rd yr.) ME won the 2nd prize in the event

YANTRIKI‐BASKETBOTS of Prayukti 2016 of Haldia Institute of Technology.

Ms. Garima Rathor and Banalata Bera of 3rd year ME won the 2nd prize in the event DE‐MOVIER of Prayukti 2016‐(

Techno‐Management Extravaganza) of Haldia Institute of Technology.

Mr. Abhinav Gupta of 3rd year. ME won the 3rd prize in the event DE‐MOVIER of Prayukti 2016 (Techno‐Management

Extravaganza) of Haldia Institute of Technology.

Akesh Srivastava, Anand Bharti and Chandra prakash Secured 2nd Position in UTKRAANTI‐2016, National Mechanical

Designing Championship at IIT‐ Madras.

Mr. Soumik Gangopadhyay and Mr. Sayantan Patra of 3rd year ME presented a paper in ICRTET ‐ 2016, titled “An over view

of different approaches for sustainable production of hydro methyl furfural”.

Mr. Soumik Gangopadhyay and Mr. Sayantan Patra of 3rd year ME presented a paper in National science seminar on

Nanoscience and Nanotechnology dated 10th Oct 2015.

Mr Soumik Gangopadhyay, Mr Rahul Kumar and Mr Mukesh Kumar Bauri of 3rd year ME presented a paper in National

science seminar on Nanoscience and Nanotechnology 2017 and won the best poster presentation award.

Miss. Madhuja Layek of 3rd year ME presented a paper in National science seminar on Nanoscience and

Nanotechnology dated 17th Oct 2016 and won the best poster presentation award.

Mr. Harsa Mitra, Mrs. Madhuja Layek of 3rd year ME presented a paper in National science seminar on Nanoscience and

Nanotechnology 2017 and won the best paper presentation award.

Mr. Harsa Mitra of 3rd year ME presented a paper on supercavitation in Kshitij 2016.

Mr. Harsa Mitra of 3rd year ME presented a paper on Li‐Fi with IOT in Kshitij 2016.

Mr. Harsa Mitra, Mrs. Madhuja Layek of 3rd year ME presented a paper on Green Energy Resources in in Kshitij 2016.

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NAME OF THE STUDENT

MAYANK MRINAL

SHUBHAM PAUL

ABHISHEK KUMAR

PRATYUSH MANNA

ABHISHEK KUMAR

SAURABH AGRAWAL

ABHIMANYU GHALAY

IMTEYAZ ALAM

ARVIND LAL ADVANI

ABHINAV KUMAR

SANTANU MONDAL

RISHU KUMAR SINGH

RAJESH DEY

AKASH

ROUSHAN KUMAR

SIDDHARTHA KUMAR

ROUMAK MONDAL

MOHIT RAY

PRAKASH KUMAR CHOUDHARY

SAIKAT BHUNIA

SOHAN PRAJAPATI

FRANCIS RAHUL TIRKEY

ARINDAM DAS

BHASKAR KUMAR

WIPRO,TATA POWER

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO,CESC

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO

TWL,ABCI

TWL,ABCI

TWL

TOPCHEM CEMENT

TOPCHEM CEMENT

TOPCHEM CEMENT

TECH MAHINDRA

TECH MAHINDRA

ORGANIZATION

TANMOY PAUL

PRAKASH CHANDRA SINGH

SAMIRAN BARUI

SIMPLEX INFRA

SIMPLEX INFRA

SIMPLEX INFRA

PAPER PRESENTATION

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STUDENTS CHAPTER


The department has Student Chapters of Indian Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air conditioning Engineers (ISHARE) and Society of Automotive Engineering (SAE) India where students can work as a team for innovative and creative works.

Haldia Institute of Technology (HIT) that participated in the Formula Bharat Design Competition 2017 held in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu from January 20 to 29, has aptly named its racing car TEAM MANAB. In all, 78 teams are participating in Formula Bharat Design Competition 2017, hosted by Mobility Engineering Consortium Pvt. Ltd.The competition challenges college students to make a Formula‐styled racing car. During the Design phase, students have to adhere to the competition rules created by SAE International. These rules encourage students to create more innovative designs and test their engineering skills with real world problems. The 35 students from different departments who have developed MANAB in which Ankit Prasad and Harsh Kumar Rana working as a Captain & Vice captain. The Team is led by faculty advisor Sanjoy Naskar, Assistant professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering.

Another TEAM VIDYUT participated in ULTIMATE KARTING CHAMPIONSHIP‐2017, organized by RPM Circuit at Bhopal. In all, 74 teams are participating in ULTIMATE KARTING CHAMPIONSHIP ‐2017 and TEAM VIDYUT achieved 11th position.The 25 students from different departments who have developed VIDYUT in which Nihar Sawar & Indranil Paul working as a Captain & Vice‐captain. The Team is led by faculty advisor Sanjoy Naskar, Assistant professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering.

MANAB VIDYUT


Mr. Avinash Singh 2016 Batch

HPCL

Mr. Nandan Saha 2009 Batch

BARC, Mumbai

Mr. Rakesh Prakash 2013 Batch

BPCL

Mr. Saurav Kumar2011 Batch

NTPC Limited

Mr. Pratibhu Roy 2011 Batch

Faculty at CE & M., Kolaghat

Mr. Vivek Kumar Sharma 2013 Batch

L&T Ltd.

Mr. Supriya Mondal 2011 Batch

GAIL India Limited

Mr. Arun Shaw 2014 Batch

SAIL

Mr. Binayak Ghosh2011 Batch

L& T ECC Division

Mr. Mukul Kumar Misra2011 Batch

BHEL

Mr. Sumit Biswas 2013 Batch

Linde India Limited

Mr. Avinash Kumar2013 Batch

IOCL

Mr. Barun Biswas 2011 Batch

Scientist, ISRO, Bangalore

Md. Abu Bakar Mallick 2014 Batch

BPCL

Ms. Pallabi Saha2012 Batch

TATA Cummins Ltd.

SOURISH SINGHA

RAKESH KUMAR JHA

NITISH KUMAR YADAV

DEBORIT DE BISWAS

MUDIT MILIND

LITON SAHA

Md. SARFRAZ ANSARI

ARJUN KUMAR SINGH

MRINAL MAITY

AVINASH KUMAR

SABIR ALI KHAN

ANGSHUMAN PAUL

ROHIT KUMAR

VINIT KUMAR

ANTARIKSHA HAZRA

SUJOY DAS

SIMPLEX INFRA

SHV ENERGY

SHV ENERGY

SHV ENERGY

WIPRO,TATA POWER

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO,CESC

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO

WIPRO


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PRODUCTION ENGINEERING (PE)

Production Engineering is unambiguously concerned with the optimal usage of man, machine, material, money and management to ascertain the productivity of system or service. Being germinated from mechanical engineering, it has established itself as an autonomous discipline to endow the managerial skills to the mechanical substrate. The prima facie objective of the department is to impart and inculcate quality education to envisage the everlasting sustenance in the global competitiveness.


Program Offered and Intake:B. Tech. in Production EngineeringCurrent intake: 60 + 5% TFW + 20%Lateral entrant


PEO1: To educate and groom the students with strong understanding and knowledge of mathematics, basic sciences and engineering blended with contemporary skills in the areas of Production Engineering and its allied fields.PEO2: To equip the students for successful professional careers in Production Engineering domain of private and government enterprises and to prepare for PG studies and or undertake research in production and industrial engineering and areas akin to it. ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////PEO3: To make the students aware of the societal aspects of engineering profession, values of ethical practices in profession, and the importance of team work to function coherently and effectively in multi‐disciplinary framework.


PSO1: The incumbent should have the ability to work on projects towards Production /Manufacturing systems by understanding design compatibility, technical feasibility and economic viability substrated with social, ethical and environmental issues to meet the mercurial needs of the industry and society at large.PSO2: The incumbent should have the responsibility of optimum design, development and implement of solutions in the milieu of engineering management strategies, tools and software aids.PSO3: The incumbent should be capable to uphold their existence by qualifying national level competitive examinations for further studies and augmented employment having instilled communication skills.

FACULTY MEMBERS

Dr. Bikash Bepari Professor & Head Ph.D.

Ph.D.

Ph.D.

Ph.D.

M. Tech.

M. Prod. E.

2

1

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

Associate Professor

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Dr. Nilabha Sankar Mitra

Dr. Balaram Dey

Dr. Bipradas Bairagi

Mr. Satyajit Chatterjee

Mr. Abhishek Samanta

M. Tech.

M. Tech.

M. Tech.

M. Tech.

M. Tech.

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Mr. Soumik Dutta

Mr. Abhijit Saha

Mr. Uttam Ghosh

Mr. Kunal Kumar

Mr. Kunal Kumar

MAJOR LABORATORIES

CAD/CAM Lab Dynamics Lab Welding Lab Ergonomics Lab Strength of Materials Lab Foundry Lab Industrial Engineering Lab Metrology Lab Materials Testing Lab Machining Technology Lab

RESEARCH CAPABILITYThe department may be considered to be a place for research in the field of multi Criteria Decision Making of

international stature. The CAD/CAM Laboratory was accolade by AICTE as A Grade Excellent laboratory which

was initially funded by AICTE under MODROB Scheme. The centre is equipped with softwares like CATIA, QUEST,

UGRIP, ANSYS, ADAMS, ESPRIT, AutoCAD inventor, Visual Nastrun, Automation Studio, Fluent, Systat,

Lingo–Lindo etc.


NO OF STUDENTS QUALIFIED COMPETITIVE EXAMINATIONS


Kamal NayanAll India Rank‐ 112(Prod & Ind. Engg.)

GATE 2017

Partha Sarathi NayakAll India Rank‐ 221(Prod & Ind. Engg)

GATE 2017

Susmita PalAll India Rank‐ 485(Prod & Ind. Engg.)

GATE 2017

Subhankar MannaAll India Rank‐ 388(Prod & Ind. Engg.)

GATE 2017

DEPARTMENT

PAPER PUBLISHED

PRATICIPATION AND AWARD BY STUDENTS

PAPER/POSTER PRESENTATION

1. B. Bepari, T. Kolay, K. Nayan and S. Mishra, “Synchronized Optimization of Injection Moulding Parameters for Higher Acceptance of Polypropylene Products”, Lecture notes in Mechanical Engineering, pp. 481‐489. Springer, India, Jan 2016. [DOI: 10.1007/978‐81‐322‐2740‐3_47] [Scopus]

2. S. Bhattacharya, R. Chattaraj, M. Das, A. Patra, B. Bepari, and S. Bhaumik, “Simultaneous Parametric Optimization of IPMC Actuator for Compliant Gripper”. Int. J. Precis Engg Manuf, Vol. 16, No. 11, pp. 2289‐2297, Oct 2015. [SCI]

3. D. Bhattacharya, A. Das, R. Pramanick, S. Dutta, S D Gupta, S Chatterjee, B Bepari. “Assessment of Surface Quality through Taguchi based Grey Relational Analysis for Concurrent Parametric Optimization during End Milling of NIMAX Mould Steel”. Int. Journal Engg Manuf Sci. Vol. 5, No. 1, pp. 9‐22, Sept 2015

1. Mr. T. Kolay and Mr. K. Nayan presented a paper in 28th International Conference on CAD/CAM, Robotics and Factories of the Future 2016 (CARs & FoF 2016) 6th‐8th January 2016 at College of Engineering and Management, Kolaghat, Purba Medinipur, WB‐ 721171.2. Ms. S. Niyogi, Mr. S. Kumar and Ms. A. Kundu of 2nd Yr. won the Best Poster Presentation Award in National Seminar on Nano Science and Nano‐Technology 2017. HIT.

1. Mr. U. Faisal and Mr. A. Ibrahimi of 2nd yr won the 1st prize in the event “SAUDAGAR” (Business Plan) at Prayukti 2017‐

Techno‐management Extravaganza of Haldia Institute of Technology.

2. Ms. P. Mondal and Ms. A. Kundu of 2nd yr. won the 2nd prize in 4×100m Relay Race in the Annual Sports Meet of HIT in

Feb. 2017.

3. Mr. D. Shaw won the 2nd prize in the Event Metamorphosis (Jugar Technology) at Prayukti 2017‐Techno‐Management

Extravaganza of Haldia Institute of Technology.

4. Mr. D. Shaw of 2nd yr. won the 1st prize in GOSPEL event (Paper Presentation) of Prayukti 2017‐ Techno‐management


5. Mr. D. Shaw and Mr. P. Deep of 2nd yr. won the 2nd prize in Inter College Quiz Competition at Global Institute of Science

and Technology.

6. Mr. D. Shaw of 2nd yr. won the 2nd prize in High Jump in the Annual Sports Meet of HIT in Feb. 2017.

7. Mr. D. Shaw of 2nd yr. won the 3rd prize in shot put in the Annual Sports Meet of HIT in Feb. 2017.

8. Ms. A. Kundu of 2nd yr. won the 2nd prize in 100m Race in the Annual Sports Meet of HIT in Feb. 2017.

9. Ms. A. Kundu of 2nd yr. won the 2nd prize in long jump in the Annual Sports Meet of HIT in Feb. 2017.

10. Mr. Rajababu won the 1st prize in the Event Metamorphosis (Jugar Technology) at Prayukti 2016‐Techno‐Management


11. Mr. A. Raushan of 2nd year PE secured 2nd position in final round of Mechanical championship at IIT MADRAS in

Chemclave 2016.

12. Mr. A. K. Tiwari, Mr. A. Singh, Ms. N. Mishra and Ms. D. Saha of 3rd yr. won the 1st prize in GOSPEL event (Paper

presentation) of Prayukti 2016‐Techno‐management Extravaganza of Haldia Institute of Technology.

13. Mr. B. B. Singh, Mr. A. Nehal and Mr. A. Sharma of 3rd yr. won the 2nd prize in GOSPEL event (Paper presentation) of

Prayukti 2016‐ Techno‐management Extravaganza of Haldia Institute of Technology.

14. Ms. S. Banerjee of 3rd yr. won the First Prize in “R U Sherlock” (Crime Investigation) and got 2nd Prize in De‐movier at

Prayukti 2016 (Techno‐management Extravaganza) of Haldia Institute of Technology.

15. Mr. B. B. Singh of 3rd yr. won the 1st prize in the event “SAUDAGAR” (Business Plan) at Prayukti 2016‐Techno‐

management Extravaganza of Haldia Institute of Technology.

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MAPPLE EXPORT

KOLKATA PNEUMATICS

WIPRO

CEASEFIRE

KEC ELECTRICALS LTD

N S POWER

NEXGEN PRINTING

MAPPLE EXPORT

TOPCEM

TOPCEM

ESS DEE Enterprise, Pondicherry

NEXGEN PRINTING

TITAGHAR WAGONS LTD.

SIMPLEX

GATE

NEXGEN PRINTING

KEC ELECTRICALS LTD

KEC ELECTRICALS LTD

N S POWER

NEXGEN PRINTING


ABHILASHA BANERJEE

AMIT SATVAYA

ABHINAV BHAGAT

ANKIT KACHHAP

ABHISHEK KUMAR

ANKITA MAHATO

AKSHAY HAZRA

ARIJIT GUCHHAIT

ASTEEK SINGH

CHANDAN KUMAR

DEEP SAHA

DEEPAK KUMAR

HARSH ANAND

JAYDEEP KUMAR

KAMAL NAYAN

MANISH KUMAR

NIRANJAN KUMAR SHARMA

RAHUL KUMAR

RANJU KUMARI

RISHIKESH KUMAR

SANDIPAN PATRA

SATYAJIT DAS

SAYAN BISWAS

NEXGEN PRINTING

Folk India

ESS DEE Enterprise, Mizoram

STUDENTS CHAPTER


The department has recently got approval from The Institution of Engineers, India to run the students chapter to prop up the professional activities.

Haldia Institute of Technology (HIT) that participated in the Formula Student India Design Competition 2015 to be held in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu from January 20 to 25, has aptly named its racing car Asphalt. In all, 44 teams are participating in Formula Student India Design Competition 2015.The competition challenges college students to make a Formula‐styled racing car. During the design phase, students have to adhere to the competition rules created by SAE International. These rules encourage students to create more innovative designs and test their engineering skills with real world problems. The 25 students from different departments who have developed Asphalt are Mallar Das (Captain), Ankit Raj (Vice Captain), Mudassar Ahmed, Amit Pandit, Subhranshu Kumar, Akash Roy, Akhilesh Kumar Sharma, Debraj Das, Nihar Sawar, Manab Chandra Barman, Niladri Singh, Garima Rathor, Sheetal Nanda, Souvik Das, Subhankar Das, Sarbajit Biswas, Partha Sarati Barman, Swapanadip Bag, Niladri Das, Sabyasachi Sarkar, Anubhav Lahiri, Dhananjay Singh, Souvik Roy, Sayak Mukhopadhyay and Animesh Kumar Gupta. The Team is led by faculty advisor Bikash Bepari, Head and professor, Department of Production Engineering.


Dr. Saurabh SarkarAssistant Vice President,

J. P. Morgan Chase.Batch 2001‐2005

Mr. Kamlesh MishraSr. Executive

(Project Mgmt) Thyssenkrupp

Industries India Ltd.Batch 2002‐2006

Mr. Debababrata BanikManager (Operations)Tata Steel Processing &

Distribution LimitedBatch 2004‐2008

Mr. Amitava NathDGM ‐ Business Development

SMEPL, New DelhiBatch 2001‐2005

Mr. Sibasis PattanayakACCENTURE

Senior Consultant in SAP.

Batch 2002‐2006

Mr. Rudraksh BhushanDeputy Manager

(O&M / MM), NTPC Kahalgaon,

NTPC Limited.Batch 2004‐2008

Mr. Bibek DasTechnical Sales Manager,

CETCO Lining Technologies India Pvt Ltd.

Batch 2001‐2005

Mr. Surajit DeyAsst. Manager

Titagarh Wagons LimitedBatch 2003‐2007

Mr. Adinath RayAssistant Manager

Marketing & Sales Jindal Steel &

Power LtdBatch 2004‐2008

Mr. Soumya DasAdvisory ConsultantIBM India Pvt. Ltd.Batch 2001‐2005

Mr. Sumit RoyTerritory Sales Manager

(TATA Motors Ltd)Batch 2002‐2006

Mr. Krishnendu DeJohnson & Johnson

Sr. Executive Operations∙ Aurangabad, Maharashtra.

Batch 2004‐2008

Mr. Jagannath NandiMgt. Executive in

Project & Quality Control & Assurance, Wesman Thermal

Engineering Processes Pvt.Ltd

Batch 2001‐2005

Mr. Soumya Roy ChowdhuryConsultant

in Ernst & Young LLP.

Batch 2003‐2007

Mr. Rabindra KumarL&T Kolkata

in its MMH‐IC, Kanshabhal Division as

Asst Manager‐Design (Mech)Batch 2005‐2009

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SOURAV BANERJEE

SOUVIK DEY

SHYAM RAJ

SUBHAM MISHRA

SUYASH KUMAR SINGH

TANMAY SAHA

TANUMOY KOLAY

VIKRAM KUMAR BURNWAL

VIVEK SHRIWASTAV

DEBASISH ROY

NEXGEN PRINTING

WIPRO

GENPACT

KEC ELECTRICALS LTD

Ceasefire/KEC ELECTRICALS LTD.

KEC ELECTRICALS LTD

IIT KGP

WIPRO/ NIT TRICHY

KEC ELECTRICALS LTD

RIHNO ROAD

ESS DEE Enterprise Baranashi


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PEO 1: To provide technical knowledge, skill and competence to identify, comprehend, design and solve problem in industry, research and academics related to the area of Information Technology Domain and related disciplines. PEO 2: To enhance technical skills demanded by today's IT professionals by providing sound technical platform and bridge the gap with reality and to prepare the students to work successfully as individual, as a team member or as a leader in public and private organizations with professional competence.PEO 3: To understand the societal aspects of IT professional, and values ethical practice in education and profession, information policy and information systems in a diverse society.

PSO1: Develop an aptitude to apply knowledge in the computing discipline, ability to understand and analyze the problem, ability to design model applying standard Software Engineering practices for conducting experiments and interpret the data.PSO2: Develop an ability to be acquainted current technological development, skills, and models, and innovate new ideas with optimized solutions to existing problems.PSO3: Develop an ability to do research, experiments to solve industrial problems, and aptitude to understand cross cultural, societal, professional and ethical issues prevailing in industry.

Computer Applications is concerned with the optimised application of computing technology, both hardware and software, in information system based problem‐solving activities across all endeavours of the modern age – be it in science, or engineering & technology, or the arts, or otherwise. Its domain is the same as that of its mother discipline: Computer Science and it shares almost all of its content with its siblings, the disciplines of Computer Science and Engineering and Information Technology, whereby technology is taught along with the required doses of management, ethics and environmental awareness to create successful software engineers. It has however an inherent advantage of being a master degree course: it directly enables students to appear for PhD entrance exams and for jobs like teaching in which a master degree is a must. In keeping with the spirit, the goals and the motto of Haldia Institute of Technology, the department strives to induce its students with a thirst for knowledge and perfection, with a sense of global competition, and with a sense of belonging and pride towards their institute.


Program Offered and Intake: Master of Computer ApplicationCurrent intake: 60

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Mr. Shatadru Sengupta

Mrs. Banani Ghose

Mrs. Manasi Jana

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Associate Professor and Head

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

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MCA

MCA, PhD (pursuing)

M.Tech (CSE)

MCA, PhD (pursuing)

Relational Database Management Systems Laboratory Software Laboratory Network Laboratory Operating Systems Laboratory Microprocessor Laboratory Digital Electronics Laboratory Project Laboratory Multimedia Laboratory Central Computing Facility

The departmental laboratory is a ready platform for Web‐based systems research. The Institute's Web site is developed here. This laboratory has also seen research in runtime analysis of videos as part of research in Computer Vision.

Departmental faculty have published research articles in Cryptography, Pattern Recognition using Genetic Algorithms and Fuzzy Logic, Information Security, Cloud Security, Computer Vision, MIS, Network Security, Artificial Neural Networks etc.


1. Saini, R., Ahmed, A., Dogra, D. P., & Roy, P. P. (2017). Surveillance Scene Segmentation Based on Trajectory Classification Using Supervised Learning. In Proceedings of International Conference on Computer Vision and Image Processing (pp. 261‐271). Springer, Singapore.

2. Saini, R., Ahmed, A., Dogra, D. P., & Roy, P. P. (2017). Classification of Object Trajectories Represented by High‐Level Features Using Unsupervised Learning. In Proceedings of International Conference on Computer Vision and Image Processing (pp. 273‐284). Springer, Singapore.

3. M. Jana, A. Mazumdar, K. Datta. "A Secure Image Steganography using Efficient Map based LSB Technique (SISEMLT)"; International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Science and Software Engineering, Volume 6, Issue 6, June 2016 ISSN: 2277 128X. Available online at: www.ijarcsse.com.

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FACULTY MEMBERS

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Indradipto BiswasArchitect at Tech MahindraSydney Area, Australia

Batch: 2002‐2005

Baishakhi DasSr Java Developer

at Cognizant, Greater ChicagoBatch: 2004‐2007

Ushasi SinghaSenior Software Engineer

at CapgeminiBatch: 2012‐2015

Dibyendu SainSr. Consultant at

Capgemini FranceBatch: 2003‐2006

Aritra Kumar DhawaTechnical Analyst

at Oracle Financial Services Software Ltd

Batch: 2005‐2008

Arijit GhoshData Scientist at BDIPlus

BDIPlusThe University of Akron

Batch: 2007‐2010

Souvik BanerjeeCEO, Greenit Consulting

Services, SouthKoreaBatch: 2005‐2008

Subhasis NagETL Professional at Infosys, India

Batch: 2006‐2009

Kanchan MannaPost‐Doctoral Scientist

at the George Washington University

Batch: 2003‐2006

Sumona ChaudhuriS/W Developer

at Deloitte Consulting LLPBatch: 2006‐2009

Arnab MishraSolutions Manager

at DeloitteBatch: 2004‐2007

Malay MannaProject Engineer

at WIPROTechnologies

Batch: 2012‐2015

PLACEMENT RECORD (Batch 2016) DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI

NAME OF THE STUDENT (2016)

DEBJOYTI DAS

MITHUN BISWAS

ZEESHAN IQUBAL

SADANAND KUMAR

SUPRIYO GHOSH

SURAJIT JANA

UJJWAL MAITI

ANIRBAN BANERJEE

SUMIT KUMAR MAITY

SNEHADHANYA BANERJEE

POULAMI BERA

VIVEK KUMAR

SURANJANA MANDAL

INDRANIL ROY

SUMAN KUMAR SHIT

DIBYENDU SEKHAR SAHOO

DIBYENDU KHAWAS

SUBRATA MUKHERJEE

DEBABTATA KHAN

SOUMYODEEP MONDAL

WIPRO

SOFTNEST TECHNOLOGIES

WIPRO

WG TECNOLOGIES

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XPERTS DEN SOLUTION

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BLUEBERRY WEBS PVT. LTD.

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The Department of Management and Social Science started with the mission to train and develop highly competent professionals with razor sharp mind and competencies to compete in the knowledge based business organizations. The prima facie objective of the department is to impart and inculcate quality education tantamount to international standard to envisage the everlasting sustenance in the global competitiveness. Faculty members of this department are continuously working for pedagogical improvement and innovating new, interesting method of teaching to fulfill this objective. / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /


Program Offered and Intake: Master of Business AdministrationCurrent intake: 60

Teaching Learning Process.///////// High numbers of post graduate students are employed in different reputed companies in India and abroad.

PEO‐1: To deliver comprehensive education in Management to ensure that the graduates attain the core competency to be successful in industry, research and academics.

PEO‐2: To provide the students with solid foundation in inculcating managerial skills to solve management problems and also to pursue higher studies and research.

PEO‐3: To facilitate an academic environment that gives adequate opportunity to the students to cultivate life‐long skills needed for a successful professional career. //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

PEO‐4: To train the students to work as an individual as well as in teams to comprehend, analyze, design and create innovative solutions of real life problems in multi‐cultural global milieu.

PEO‐5: To inculcate the sense of ethics, professionalism, pro‐activeness and effective communication skills amongst management graduates.////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

PSO1: The incumbent should have the ability to work in the field of Marketing and Sales, Personnel Management, Operations, Project Management, and Entrepreneurship towards effective decision making in the context socio‐economic environment of business to accept challenges and meet organizational goals.////////////////////////////////////////

PSO2: The incumbent should have the responsibility of forecasting, budgeting, conducting market research and effective leadership in an organization.///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

PSO3: The incumbent should bear the capability of qualifying national level competitive examinations in field of academic and research for career upliftment and employment having effective managerial skills.

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Dr. Arunangshu Giri

Mr. Adrinil Santra

Mr. Soumya Kanti Dhara

Ms. Dipanwita Chakrabarty

Ms. Wendrila Biswas

Professor &HOD

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

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Mr. Manigrib Bag

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Assistant Professor

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MBA (Finance)

Computing Lab

The department may be considered to be a place for research in Managerial Decision Making in the field of Marketing, Operations, Human Resource Management of international stature. The SPSS (V.17) with AMOS (V.20) and MATLAB (V.7) are the necessary software packages used in the field of Management Research.

The department Library is having an assortment of total volume of 342 books (with 244 titles of different books) and 30 journals besides the central library facility.

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1. KINGS FIREFLY participated by Mr. Dibyajyoti Jana, Mr. Sekhar Jana, Mr. Anirban Bhowmik, Ms. Sindhiya Bhowmik, & Ms. Fariha Akhtar of 1st year MBA secured 2nd position in the E‐WEEK 2017.////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

2. BITE AND SIP participated by Mr. Subham Manna, Ms. Shilpi Maity, Ms. Sukla Maity, Ms. Susmita Kamila, & Mr. Sudip Kumar Jana of 1st year MBA secured the 3rd position in the E‐WEEK 2017.//////////////////////////////////////////////////////

3. ESTILO participated by Mr. Avishek Ghosh, Ms. Swatee Biswas, Mr. Sanat Maity, Mr. Amir Khan, & Mr. Saikat Kumar Das of MBA 2nd year won the 1st position in the E‐WEEK 2016.////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

1. Mr. Arnab Das and Ms. Swatee Biswas presented a paper in National Seminar on Nano Science and Nano Technology: NSNN 2017 17th‐18th March 2017 at Haldia Institute of Technology, Haldia, Purba Medinipur, West Bengal, Pin ‐ 7 2 1 6 5 7 . / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /

JOINTLY ORGANIZED BY HALDIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

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HALDIA INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT

E‐WEEK 2016

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PAPER PRESENTATION


STUDENTS PARTICIPATION

NAME OF THE STUDENT

MONISHA KUNDU

BABLU KUMAR RANA

TRISHA GOSWAMI

RIYA SAHA

SK NAJMUL HASSAN

SWAPAN MAJHI

MD. NADEEM AKHTER

SUSMITA PODDAR

SOVAN TIKADER

CEASEFIRE

NS POWER

PEPSICO HOLDINGS

NS POWER

STATE ELECTRIC CO.

BHARTI AIRTEL

UAE EXCHANGE

NS POWER

TOPCHEM CEMENT

ORGANIZATION

SHRIBALLABH DEO MISHRA

SAMPA JANA (PRADHAN)

SK MUSTAFIZUR RAHAMAN

NURUL HOSSAIN

SK MUSTAKIN

PAPIYA DEBNATH

BIJOY KUMAR KAJLI

ANITA MANNA

RAKHI MAZUMDAR

BENGAL BEVERAGES

SOFTNEST

CEASEFIRE

THYROCARE

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OMICS

ICARE

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Mr. Anindya KaranAdministrative Officer,

The New India Assurance Company LimitedBatch 2009‐2011

Ritwik Boyal,Tax Analyst,

Deloitte Tax Services India Pvt. Ltd.Batch 2011‐2013

Mr. Sandip ChakrabortyAssistant Manager,

Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd.Batch 2008‐2010

Mr. Prasenjit GhoseOfficer, Bank of India

Batch 2009‐2011

Ms. Sudakshina SahaDeputy manager ‐ OPS

Axis BankBatch 2008‐2010.

Ms. Triparna DasBusiness Analyst,

IBM Batch 2010‐2012

Mr. Debajit DuttaArea Sales Manager,

Visage Impex (India) Pvt. Ltd.Batch 2009‐2011

Ms. Samsoon Nisha Executive, Talent Management ITC InfotechBatch 2010‐2012

Mr. Debashis BannerjeeAsst. Manager,

Andhra BankBatch 2009‐2011.

Mr. Sourav MondalAssistant Manager (HR&A),WBSEDCLBatch 2010‐2012


To impart excellent quality education to future technocrats in the area of applied sciences to provide the basic tools of analysis as well as knowledge on which engineering is based. This department involved in fundamental and applied research to create innovative new idea which are then transferred to engineering disciplines to be classify, improved to address societal problem.


SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE & HUMANITIES (SAS)

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Dr. Rajib Kr.Dubey

Dr. Momin Hossain Khan

Dr. Soumitra Kar

Mr. Rakesh Das

Ms. Mala Mukhopadhyay

Dr. Santanu Misra

Dr. Debjit Kar

Dr. Pabitra Mandal

Dr. Siba Prasad Maity

Dr.(Mrs.) Suparna Rana

Dr. Pijush Kanti Khatua

Dr. Gourisankar Roymahapatra

Dr. Gora Das

Dr. Diptangshu Chakraborty

Dr. (Ms.) Nibadita Purkait

Professor & Dean, SAS & H

Professor & Head,

Associate Professor

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Associate Professor

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Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

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Dr. Mihir Baran Bera

Ms.Meenakshi Dey

Ms. Somashri Karan

Ms. Jyoti Doley

Dr. Sanjoy Basu

Dr. Soumyajyoti Banerjee

Mr. Nabin Sen

Ms. Trisha Barua

Mrs. Sarbari Samanta

Ms. Gouri Das

Ms. Sumana Mandal

Ms. Gargi Jana

Mr. Sumit Kr. Maity

Ms. Priyanka Dey

Dr. Shuvendu Chakraborty

Mr. Biman Mandal

Mr. Anupam De

Ms. Reetoja Taj

Dr. Manoj Kr. Mandal

Associate Professor

Associate Professor

Associate Professor

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Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

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Assistant Professor

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Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

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Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

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Engineering Chemistry Lab. Engineering Physics Lab. Advanced Optimization Lab. Advanced Material Lab. Language Lab.

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Physical Science Unit

Chemical Science Unit

Presently six research scholars are there in different laboratory of this department. Several faculty members are involved in active research in collaboration with IACS‐Kolkata, IIT‐Kharagpur, NIT ‐ Durgapur, IICB‐Kolkata, Jadavpur University, Vidyasagar University, IIEST, Shibpur, Howrah etc. The following research facilities are available for UG /PG, Teaching and Research works: Hind High Vac. Thin Film Coating Unit Fluorescence Spectrophotometer. Sol‐Gel Coating Unit Electron Beam Gun Rotary Vacuum Evaporator Mass Flow Controller Controlled Magnetic Stirrer High Temperature Furnaces Kiethley Electrometer Particle Board Pressing Unit (Hydraulic)

It is enriched with different reference books of 196 titles.

Synthesis of Photonics and Magnetic Nanomaterials. Spectroscopy of Organic polymeric and Oxide materials.

Bio‐inorganic Material Synthesis. Organic Synthesis and Molecular Recognition. Organometallics

1. School of Applied Science & Humanities ranked to be the “Best Department” in Annual Sports 20172. School of Applied Science achieved 1st position in March Past Event of Annual Sports 2017.3. Komal Raj achieved 1st Position in Girls' Long Jump event.4. Rafi Haider achieved 1st Position in Boys' Shot Put event.5. Md. Faizan Reza achieved 1st Position in Boys' Javelin throw event.6. Vikash Kumar achieved 1st Position in Boys' High Jump Event.7. Md. Faizan Reza achieved 2nd Position in Boys' Shot Put event.8. Farrukh Shahzad, Ankit Kumar, Aditya Roychoudhury and Harshit Kumar achieved 2nd position in Boys' 4X100 m Realy Race event.

RESEARCH FACILITY & CAPABILITY


RESEARCH AREAS

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PRATICIPATION AND AWARD OWN FROM TECH FEST “PRAYUKTI 2016” (Techno‐management Extravaganza of Haldia Institute of Technology)

1. Avinash Kumar, Rasmita Panda, Neha Jalan, Rohan Babbar, Shunbul Faizan and Kundan Kumar Sharma designed and

presented circuit on R.C. System and achieved “Best Circuit” award at national seminar RA2M 2017 organized by Haldia

Institute of Technology during 3‐4th February 2017.

2. Avinash Kumar, Rasmita Panda, Neha Jalan, Rohan Babbar, Shunbul Faizan and Kundan Kumar Sharma presented poster

on Carbon Nano Tubes Yarns ‐ Review and achieved “Best Poster” award at national seminar RA2M 2017 organized by Haldia

Institute of Technology during 3‐4th February 2017.

3. Kumar Parth, Sayan Ghosh and Soumali Mondal presented poster on UFI(Unidentified Flying Insect) and achieved “Best

Poster” award at national seminar RA2M 2017 organized by Haldia Institute of Technology during 3‐4th February 2017.

4. Prabhakaran, Rahul Kumar, Abhishek Kumar, Ashim Kr. Maji, Mohit Kumar and Arka Chaudhuri presented poster on THz

absorption of CoFe2O4 nano hollow spheres and achieved “Best Poster” award at national seminar NSNN 2017 organized by

Haldia Institute of Technology during 17‐18th March 2017.

5. DebangshiDas, Kuheli Paul, Anwesha Mandal, ArunimaLahiri, MeheliAdhikary and M. Singh presented poster on ANTI‐

BACTERIAL ACTIVITY OF SILVER NANO‐PARTICLES and achieved “Best Poster” award at national seminar NSNN 2017 organized

by Haldia Institute of Technology during 17‐18th March 2017.

6. Roshni Panda, Sutrishna Tamli, Sayak Dutta, Nabaranjan Bhunia, Rakibul Malida,Sharanya Saha and G. Roymahapatra

presented poster on Silver Nanoparticles in Cosmetics and achieved “Best Poster” award at national seminar NSNN 2017

organized by Haldia Institute of Technology during 17‐18th March 2017.

7. Pallavi Das, Atul Kumar, Priyesh Ranjan, Titli Samanta, Sushmita Maity and Soumitra Kar presented poster on Solvo

thermal Synthesis of CdS Nanorods and achieved “Best Poster” award at national seminar NSNN 2017 organized by Haldia

Institute of Technology during 17‐18th March 2017.

The team of Onkar Agnivesh, Naveen Kumar, Deepak Kumar, Sonal Kumar and Nayan Shree secured the best position in Aerodynamic Modeling.

1. Aurabrato Ghosh secured 2nd position in RANBHOOMI – NFS event.

2. Shubham Kapoor secured 1st position in PRADARSHAN event.

3. Arindam Dutta secured 3rd position in PRADARSHAN event.

4. Raja Babu secured 1st position in METAMORPHOSIS event.

5. Aditya Basu and Aman Anand secured 1st position in METAMORPHOSIS event.

6. Shashank Patel, Nitin Parasar, Astik Ashok secured 3rd position in METAMORPHOSIS event.

7. Sharique Rahi Secured 1st position in GOSPEL Category‐I event.

8. Surojit Mukherjee and Debarghya Bhattacharya secured 1st position in GOSPEL Category‐IV event.

9. Avijoy Mukherjee and Poulami Sarkar secured 2nd position in GOSPEL Category‐IV event.

10. Angana Banerjee and Barnali Saha secured 3rd position in GOSPEL Category‐IV event.

11. Saikat Biswas, Pratibha Kanojia, Soujit Dutta and Tiyasa Mallick secured 2nd position in YANTRIKI‐PATHIK event.

12. Ujjawal Kumar, Somnath Dutta, Abhishek Kumar and Deepesh Ranjan secured 3rd position in YANTRIKI‐PATHIK event.

13. Dipayan Sarkar, Arindam Dutta, Babul Saurav and Mukesh Kumar Bauri secured 1st position in YANTRIKI – DHAWAK

event.

14. Aniket Kumar Sinha, Prince Gautam and Bishal Tiwari secured 2nd position in YANTRIKI – DHAWAK event.

15. Zafir Ahmad, Ravi Raj, Aayush Kumar and Subesh Sapkota secured 3rd position in YANTRIKI – DHAWAK event.

16. Abhishek Kumar, Nitish Kumar Jha, Prince Gautam, Bishal Tiwari secured 3rd position in YANTRIKI – BASKETBOTS event.

17. Vishwas Kumar Garg and Aniket Kumar Sinha secured 2nd position in SAUDAGAR event.

AWARD OWN FROM ANNUAL SPORTS 2017

ACHIEVEMENT IN AIRODYNAMIC MODELLING

Central Vigilance Awareness Week‐ 2016 at HIT HaldiaNovember 4th, 2016

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On the occasion of Central Vigilance Awareness Program 2016, our college Haldia Institute of Technology took up the initiative to organise an awareness campaign on its campus. A Poster Presentation Program was organised on November 4th, 2016 on the topic “Awareness of Anticorruption Measures”.The students of our college whole heartedly participated in the awareness program to make it a truly successful campaign./////////////////////////////////

T h e g ro u p o f s t u d e nt s we re awa rd e d w i t h C e r t i f i cate s o f Appreciation as follows:////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

1st position was secured by Minmoy Garain, Manish Kumar, Ayush Kumar, Ishant Srivastava, Bibhas Mondal, Ankitkumar of department of Civil Engineering.

2nd position was secured by Rashmita Panda, Neha Jalan, Animesh Kumar, RohanBabber, Kundan Kumar Sharma, Shunbul Faizan of Applied Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering./////////////////////////////////////////////

3rd position was secured by Sukalyan Sarkar, SutrishnaTamli,Rakibul Malida, Md. Sagar Khan of Food Technology Department.///////////////////////////////

Haldia Institute of TechnologySTUDENTS WELFARE ACTIVITIES

Central Vigilance Awareness Week‐ 2016 at IOCL HaldiaNovember 4th, 2016

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On the occasion of Central Vigilance Awareness Week‐2016, the students of our collegeHaldia Institute of Technology, Haldia, got a chance to visit the INDIANOILMANAGEMENT ACADEMY, Haldia Township, Haldia on 4th November, 2016. They visited the organization for an elocution contest hosted by Indian Oil Corporation Limited. The topic of the elocution contest was ‘Public Participation in Promoting Integrity and Eradicating Corruption’. The contest took part in the auditorium of the academy. All the students were given a time to speak on the topic and they spoke very diligently. After the contest was over, all the three positions were secured by students of Haldia Institute of Technology.//////////////////////////////////////////////

Swagata Karmakar from Food Technology Department secured the first position whereas Soumik Ganguly from Mechanical Engineering Department and Priyanka Kumari from Information Technology Department secured the second and the thirdpositions respectively. At the end of the elocution contest, a short quiz contest was also conducted. Corruption, it is prevailing in every sector of our country. Eradicating Corruption totally is not a day’s work. To eradicate it, we have to start from the roots, which can be done only with the help of mass participation in the awareness campaigns against corruption.


Central Vigilance Awareness Week‐2016 at CPT, HaldiaNovember 4th, 2016

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On the occasion of Central Vigilance Awareness Program 2016 organised by the Kolkata Port Trust the students of Haldia Institute of Technology got the opportunity to take part in the awareness campaign. The students visited the CPT Officers Club, Haldia Dock complex on the occasion, on November 4th, 2016. There Amboj Kumar, a 2ndyear student of Department of Electrical Engineering of Haldia Institute of Technology secured 2nd position in Creative writing competition on the topic “Moral Values, Ethicsand Good Governance practices”, and was awarded with a Certificate of Appreciation. The motto of Central Vigilance is to promote probity in public life and to achieve a corruption free society, therefore Vigilance Awareness Week is observed every year./

The week in which 31st October, the birthday of late Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel falls is observed as Vigilance Awareness Week. The observance of Vigilance Awareness Week renews our commitment to achieve the goals of promoting integrity, transparency and accountability in public life. It emphasises on fighting against corruption in the society.////////////////////////////////


Essay Competition at HIT on the occasion of Constitution DayNovember 26th , 2016

The Fundamental Duties noted in the constitution are as follows:

• To abide by the Constitution and respect the National Flag and the National Anthem;• To cherish and follow the noble ideals which inspired our national struggle for freedom;• To uphold and protect the sovereignty, unity and integrity of India;• To defend the country and render national service when called upon to do so;• To promote harmony and the spirit of common brotherhood amongst all the people of India transcending religious, linguistic and regional or sectional diversities; to renounce practices derogatory to the dignity of women;• To value and preserve the rich heritage of our composite culture;• To protect and improve the natural environment including forests, lakes, rivers and wild life, and to have compassion for living creatures;• To develop the scientific temper, humanism and the spirit of inquiry and reform;• To safeguard public property and to abjure violence;• To strive towards excellence in all spheres of individual and collective activity so that the nationconstantly rises to higher levels of endeavor and achievement;• To provide opportunities for education by the parent or guardian, to his child or a ward between the age of 6‐14 years as the case may be. Few photographs are attached.

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On the occasion of Constitution Day, an essay writing competition was held at Haldia Institute of Technology, Haldia. Constitution Day, also known as Samvidhaan Diwas, is celebrated in India on 26th November every year to commemorate the adoption of Constitution of India. On this day in 1949, the Constituent Assembly of India adopted the Constitution of India, and it came into effect on 26 January 1950.//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

On the occasion of Constitution Day, let us pledge://////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

"I, as a citizen of India, affirm my faith in the universal principle of civilized society, namely that every dispute between citizens, or groups, institutions or organizations of citizens, should be settled by peaceful means; and, in view of the growing danger to the integrity and unity of the country, I hereby pledge myself never to resort to physical violence in the case of any dispute, whether in my neighborhood or in any other part of India",/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////


Report on HIT ANNUAL CULTURAL MEET 201619th to 21st of December, 2016

The HIT ANNUAL CULTURAL MEET 2016 was held on the college premises from 19th to 21st of December. The events covered included singing of Hindi songs, Folk songs and Rabindra Sangeet, Extempore, Impromptu acting, Indian Classical Dance, Theme drawing and Creative writing in English, Hindi and Bengali, Recitation and also last but not the least the all time favourite the One Act Play./////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

The event was very much successful because of all the SWC members and Coordinators who managed the events very efficiently. This was all possible because of SWC Convenor Dr. S. J. Sahu, SWC Dean Prof. B. Bepari, and also Dr Subhankar Joardarr and Dr S. B. Kuila and other college faculty members both directly and indirectly involved in the Annual cultural meet. The cultural meet had a total participation of about 450 participants including all the events the very figure of participation portrays the success of the event in a whole and our very efficient judges amongst them chose the best performers.///////////////////////////////////////

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The folk music is diverse because of India's vast cultural diversity. It has many forms in different parts of our country as our country believes in unity in diversity. All the participants of folk song exceptionally sang well like a professional of them our very eminent jury members chose the best singers. Sunanda Dey of 3rd Year chemical engineering department secured the first position followed by Roshan Pariar of 3rd year electrical engineering department secured the second position and Zeeshan Ali of 3rd year computer science and engineering department secured the third position./////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

This event included the songs both sung in Bollywood films and albums. Haldia Institute of Technology is lucky that it has got numerous exceptionally talented singers. All the participants of this event gave a tough competition to each other leaving the judges in difficulty to choose the best performers. Rajat Karn of 4th year mechanical engineering secured the first position followed by Sunanda Dey of 3rd year chemical engineering department secured the second position and Rupam Kumar Das of 3rd year computer science and engineering department secured the third position./////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

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FOLK SONG

HINDI SONG


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RABINDRA SANGEET

Rabindra sangeet is a different genre of songs that includes many unspoken emotions only though its lyrics composed by our Nobel Prize winner Rabindranath Thakur. The participants of this event gave their cent percent to portray their efficiency in singing songs of Rabindranath Thakur. Ankita Pandey of 1st year electrical engineering department secured the 1st position followed by Srisha Roy 4th year electrical engineering department secured 2nd position and Manjusha Barman of 2nd year computer science and engineering department secured the third position.//////////////////////////////////////////////////

This is the event where the participants were given a topic and they need to share their thoughts related to that particular topic. The performances of most of the participants were outstanding while few were exceptionally good and cannot be expressed in words. Saptoparna Biswas of 3rd year computer science and engineering department secured the first position followed by Rohit Prakash Singh of 3rd year applied electronics and instrumentation engineering secured second position and Deepak Kumar of 2nd year electrical engineering department secured third position.////////////////////////////////////////////

EXTEMPORE


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This event provides the platform for all the participants to bring out the actors within them. The event comprised of a group of two who were given a situation which they have to enact before the viewers. The performances of all were good but some were awesome. Harsh Aditya and Sujeet Kumar both of 4th year food technology department secured the first position followed by Aishik Acharya of 4th year instrumentation and control engineering and Indranil Chowdhury of 2nd year computer science and engineering department secured the second position and Mitrajit Das of 4th year computer science and engineering department and Toshali Das of 4th year food technology department secured 3rd position.////////////////////////////////

This event was first time introduced in the HIT Annual Cultural Meet because Hit has a number of talented dancers who needed a platform to portray their talent in college. Theevent was a successful one with some outstanding performances. Shweta Mondal of 1st year electronics and communication engineering secured the first position followed by Debapriya Chowdhury of 4th year civil engineering department secured second position and Puja Mishra of 3rd year production engineering department secured the third position.//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

INDIAN CLASSICAL DANCE

IMPROMPTU ACTING


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This event comprised of painting and sketching and portraying the theme in the form of art. The college has got a number of good artists who excellently portrayed their thoughts and our jury team decided to preserve some of the paintings for future to show the talents of students of our college. Debasmita Banerjee of 3rd year food technology department secured first position followed by Shuvam Gadal of 3rd year electrical engineering secured second position and Archita Mandal of 3rd year food technology secured 3rd position.////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

There is a platform where in a group performs to express a particular topic by acting technique that is one act play. Our college has got a number of exceptionally talented actors who perform something divine which made the jury members awestruck. In this event only chemical engineering won the 1st prize along with best actor (male and female) and best director’s awards followed by instrumentation and control engineering secured second position and mechanical engineering department secured third position.///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

THEME DRAWING

ONE ACT PLAY


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The beauty of recitation lies in the words, in the expressions, in the modulation of voice and in believing what you say. While some had shortcomings, many reached the heights of the art of recitation excelling in it. The event showcased a number of talents competing in all three languages. The 1st prize was won by Shubham Dutta of 4th year ECE Department , 2nd prize went to Prasun Mondal of 3rd year ECE Department and the 3rd prize went to Sunny Chakraborty of 4th year Mechanical Engineering Department.///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

The pen is mightier than the sword and writing is talking through your fingers. Language is no barrier for the the words which flow eloquently from the tip of a pen. Held in 3 categories for 3 different languages, English, Hindi and Bengali, the event provided a platform for all amateur writers of our college. The talent which the event saw was immense. Each category was provided with two positions, winner and runner‐up. Bhaswati Chakravarty from 1st year Biotechnology Department won Creative Writing : Bengali and Debashish Das from 2nd year Computer Science Department was the runner‐up. Creative Writing: English was won by Sharanya Saha from 1st year Food Technology Department and Sugandha Ruchir from 2nd year Computer Science Department was the runner‐up. Sweety Kumari of 3rd year ICE Department was the winnerfor Creative Writing: Hindi and Vishwas Kumar Garg of 2nd year AEIE Department was the runner‐up.////////////////////////////////////

RECITATION

CREATIVE WRITING



Final Score Sheet of Cultural Meet 2016

1. Folk Song1st Sunanda Dey 14/CH/572nd Roshan Pariar 14/EE/823rd Zeeshan Ali 14/CS/124

2. Hindi Song1st Rajat Karn13/ME/682nd Sunanda Dey14/CH/573rd Rupam Kumar Das 14/CS/85

3. Rabindra Sangeet1st Ankita Pandey 16/EE/172nd Srisha Roy 13/EE/1033rd Manjusha Barman 15/CS/54

4. Extempore1st Saptoparna Biswas 14/CS/912nd RohitPrakash Singh 14/EI/473rd Deepak Kumar 15/EE/40

5. Impromptu Acting1st Harsh Aditya 13/FT/40 Sujeet Kumar 13/FT/382nd Aishik Acharyya 13/IC/03 Indranil Chowdhury 15/CS/403rd Toshali Das 13/FT/43 Mitrajit Das 13/CS/50

6. Indian Classical Dance1st Shweta Mondal 16/ECE/1062nd Debapriya Chowdhury 13/CE/273rd Puja Misra 14/PE/29

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Final Score Sheet of Cultural Meet 2016

7. Creative Writing Bengali1st Bhaswati Chakraborty 16/BT/162nd Debashis Das L14/CS/136English1st Sharanya Saha 16/FT/182nd Sugandha Ruchir 15/CS/108Hindi1st Sweety Kumari 14/IC/302nd Vishwas Kumar Garg 15/EI/62

8. Theme Drawing1st Debasmita Banerjee 14/FT/082nd ShuvamGadal 14/EE/1003rd Archita Mandal 14/FT/06

9. Recitation1st Shubham Dutta2nd Prasun Mondal3rd Sunny Chakraborty

10. One Act Play1st Chemical Engineering Department2nd Instrumentation & Control Engineering Department3rd Mechanical Engineering Department

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Monitoring of Cash Less Campaign in Higher Education institutions DigitalMonitoring System (DMS) for VISAKA

Two of our Students visited Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi on 8th March,2017 to receive the best volunteer prize and Certificate

1. Mr. Avinash Kumar, ECE 4th Year2. Mr. Mitrajit Das, CSE 4th Year

Innovations used by the Institution in VISAKA campaign//////////////////////////////////////////////////

The inability to tackle Economic Crisis that arises at different levels of life due to in numerous reasons is among one of the major reason that hamper the personal as well as the communal growth hampering the overall growth of the Nation.///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

To avoid such scenarios, one should be capable of thinking and planning the future and in order to be capable of thinking one should be aware of the methods and processes used in economic transactions. To make the benefits of the programmes of government reach its maximum extent the real needy class of people should be made aware of their rights and for that purpose the Government of India has launched Vittiya Saksharta Abhiyan (VISAKA) which aims at making India more economically Stable, Strong and Transparent. This campaign hasbeen spread to different institutions from where they are being spread to all the students as well as the local people. In our Campus and also in the nearby community clubs many seminars and awareness campaigns were launched by the Students of our College where many innovative topics were used few of which needs to be mentioned:‐//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

• We have people from almost all the financial levels i.e. from gardeners, sweepers to the students and further professors, head of departments etc. We have a Departmental Store in our campus where maximum of the Transactions are made inCash. It is moving towards making it business completely cash less cause if instead of buying the necessities in cash we opt for cash less transaction medium many benefits will be there like:‐//////////////////////////////////////

• Proper documentation of sales and transactions leading to proper taxation.////////////////////////////////////////////////

• Remittances of lose cash coins spent on unnecessary things on proper goods./////////////////////////////////////////////

• No tension of handling cash or Change.////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

• Safety from pick pocketing, lost wallets etc./////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

• Our main restaurant in college has been providing us with cash less transaction for a long time now. Through the use of money transaction through debit cards, credit cards, visa etc.//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

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• Our esteemed institutions already avails us with the pre existing ways of cash less transaction and a swift managerial system. These in include demand drafts, cheques, e‐wallet, money transaction cards(debit cards, credit cards etc.) and wire transfer systems . It also boast of a computerized money handling system. Gone are those days of long ques , a simple click of the mouse give us a recite of the money deposited and also registers the name of the student and updates his present status in the institutions database./////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

• Even for the smallest of transactions say library dues. Our institution preffers account transfers or the use of money transaction cards i.e. debit cards credit cards etc. Rather than cash./////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

Although all of these are done and in use right now we felt the need to upgrade to the newly introduced USSD system by our government. USSD is the short form for Unstructured Supplementary Service Data. This mode of transaction of money is revolutionary in banking. USSD enables the users to transfer funds instant aneously between two bank accounts. USSD uses GSM protocol level. Thus all that is required is a simple mobile phone. It does not even require a working internet facility. The only prerequisites of this system are mobile phone link with the bank account to obtain MPIN(Mobile Pin) from the bank for authorisation of transaction. This system has numerous advantages.///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

Important among them are://///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////:/

Versatility: This system can be used for both commercial and personal fund transfer. In case of POS, it can be only used for commercial transaction.////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

Economical: Unlike POS, the vendors/beneficiary are not charged transaction fees.///////////////////////////////////////

Instantaneous Payments: If the transaction is initiated correctly, the money is transferred instantly into the beneficiary’s bank account.//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

Safe and Secure: Since USSD codes are encrypted in general by radio encryption, this method of transaction is safe.With the introduction of this system anyone with a mobile phone can transact. With the increase in the volume of cash less transactions customers have less cash to carry. Furthermore this system reduces the need to go ATMs USSD was one of the main subjects we talked about in our seminars. People from every field of the society have show great eagerness to take this system up. We are currently taking all the necessary steps required to make USSD system a daily thing in our institution.

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24 ‐ 26th April 2017

Prayukti the annual‐techno management fest of Haldia Institute of Technology is very much well known in the National college circuit. One of the biggest fest of this kind, it offer an opportunity for students to show case their talents in different fields of science. This mega extravaganza contains events ranging from Robotics and Model presentation to Crime Scene solving. This year, some new events were added and some were changed a bit to keep this at par with the present advancement in technology. The Inaugural session witnessed a gathering of eminent dignitaries such as Dr. Lakshman Seth (Honorable Chairman, HIT & Former Member of Parliament), Mr. Samar Banerjee (Assistant Vice President‐ HR, Emami Cement LTD.), Bhaswata Sinharoy (General Manager, WIPRO), Mr. Ankur Chaturvedi (General Manager, EMami LTD.), Ayan Ghosh (Location Campus Manager, WIPRO), Avimanyu Behera (Senior Executive, WIPRO) and many more.//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

PRAYUKTI 2017

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Winners List of different events of Pryukti 2017

SL Event 1st 2nd 3rd

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Yantriki Vinashak

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2

SAYAN PAUL

BIPUL MONDAL,BHASWATI

CHAKRABORTY,SUROJIT ROYCHOWDHURY,

PRINCE GAUTAM

QAISAR RAZA, SKNAIUM ALI, SUPRIYOSAMANTA, RISHABH

ANAND

TIYASA MALLICK, RAVIRAJ, AAYUSH KUMAR,

SARADINDUMAZUMDER

ABHISHEK KUMAR,SOMNATH DUTTA,UJJAWAL KUMAR,SUBHAM MADHUP,DEEPESH RANJAN

NIMISH KUMAR,UMANG

Yantriki � Junkbot Wars3

NAYANSHREE,NIMISHKUMAR,ONKAR

AGIVESH,UMANG

PRINCEGAUTAM,BISHAL

TIWARI,BIPULMANDAL,NIKHIL

KUMAR,ADITISENGUPTA

HIMANISINGH,GAUTAM

BHARADWAJ,RUPESHKUMAR,KAJAL

KUMARI,SUKUMARSEN

Yantriki - AquaSoccer4

SONAL DHAR,SAUPTIK DUTTA,NASIM MOLLA,

RANADIP SARKAR

ANSHU KUMAR, ADITISENGUPTA, RISHIOMKAR, ANUPAM

KUMAR

ANKUR KUMAR SINGH,PRAFULL PALLAV JHA,

ABHISHEK KUMAR JHA,TEJASWA RANJAN

Circuitrix5RAHUL RAJ,SWASTIKAMONDAL,

AKRITI GHOSH, AARTIKUMARI, RAHUL

KUMAR, ROHIT KUMARKESHRI

SOURAV KARMAHAPATRA, SAURAV

MISHRA

JugaadTechnology6

PRINCEGAUTAM,SHUNBUL

FAIZAN

DIPANKARSHAW,ADRIJA BOSE

SHREYAKUMARI,ANJALI

KUMARI,RAVI

Mania C7SWETA MUKHERJEE,

SUMAN KUMARANKUR KUMAR SINGH,

HEMANT KUMARPRASHANT RAJ,

HARSH CHANDAN

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La Photographe

8

9

MAHASWETABHUNIA, MAINAK

CHATTOPADHYAY,AYUSH SHOME,RAJARSHI GIRI

INDRANILCHOWDHURY

SUMAN BANERJEE

MAHASWETA BHUNIA

AMAN BURNWAL,PITAMBAR MONDAL,

RISHAV VATSA,SHWETA MONDAL,AKASH ADHIKARI

JAGDISH MANNA

B - Plan10MD AJMAL

IBRAHIMI,UMARFAISAL

SWAGATAKARMAKAR,SHUBHAM

RAJ

AKANKSHACHOUDHARY,DIPTIROY CHOUHARY

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SATYAM SHIVAM,JYOTI KUMARI,AARTI KUMARI,JITESH KUMAR,

GAURAV KUMAR,ANAMIKA BHARTI,SEIKRITI ANAND,ANKITA DESHBA

SAURABH KUMARTONI, SOUMITA MAJI,

NUTAN KUMARI,KRITIKA PRADHAN,

MOHIT MOHAN,VARUN KUMAR,

ABHIJEETKOMAL,VISHWAS

KUMAR GARG,SAURABH MISHRA

VIKASH, ROHIT,QAISAR, RISHU,HEMANT SAGAR,

SHASHANK PATEL,DIBYA JHA, NILESH

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12RAHUL RAJ,SWASTIKAMONDAL,

AKRITI GHOSH, AARTIKUMARI, RAHUL

KUMAR, ROHIT KUMARKESHRI

13Aditya,SATYAM

SHWAM

POULAMIKARMOKAR,PIYUSH KR.SINGH,ASWINI KUMAR

14 DIPANKAR SHAW

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Innovacion (cat - 4)

Innovacion (poster)

15

16

ISHITA SINHA

SHALINI PRIYA,RUHIRAMAN,ADITYA

KUMAR

PRIYAM MITRA

SOURAVDEBSHARMA,PRANAYGANGULI,KRISHNEAV

BHOWMIK

Ranbhoomi - NFSMW17SOUMYADEEP

SHAWAURABRATO GHOSH

Ranbhoomi � FIFA18SANKHADEEP

CHAKARBORTYSROBAN KUMAR DAS

Ranbhoomi � CS19UDIP HAZRA,

SANDIPAN ROY,MOULICK DAS,

INDRANEEL BERA,DEBOJYOTI

MANDAL

SOURAV GHOSH,SANDIPAN SAHA,

SUCHARIT GHOSH,KOUSTABH BISWAS,

PATHIKRIT ROY

Ranbhoomi � Mini Militia20 CHANDAN NANDI SACHIDANAND

Pradarshan21AYAN

MUKHARJEE,SOUVIKMANDAL,SAIKAT

BISWAS

SOURAVMISHRA,RAHULRAJ,SWASTIKA

MONDAL

SOUVIK KAR, PURABIBISWAS

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AYUSH,SRIJANGAUTAM

PRINCEE KR SINGH, RISHAV GUPTA

DEBARUN BENARJEE,AUROBRATO GHOSH

R U Sherlocked23RAHUL KUMAR,PIYUSH KUMAR

SINGH,

AYUSH KUMAR,KUHELI PAUL

ATANU HALDAR,NITISH KR. ROY

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GORAI

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Yantriki ‐ Track‐o‐Bot Yantriki ‐ Vinashak Yantriki ‐ Junkbot Wars

Yantriki ‐ AquaSoccer Circuitrix Jugaad Technology

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Mania C De Movier La Photographe

B‐Plan D Constructeur Innovacion Paper Presenttion

Innovacion (poster) Ranbhoomi ‐ NFSMW Ranbhoomi ‐ FIFA

Ranbhoomi ‐ CS Pradarshan Requizzit

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Photo Gallery of PRYUKTI 2017 Photo Gallery of PRYUKTI 2017

RIVIERA 2k17 Entrance Gate

Day1 ‐ Welcome song Dance by College Students Performance by Sourendra & Soumojit

Performance by Desi Roots Day 2‐ Performance by College Band Fashion Show

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Ambiance Stage Performance Fashion Show

Performance by Ashutosh ganguly(Ash King)

Ash King Dj Night Student Participation

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Annual Cultural Fest ‐ RIVIERA 2017Photo Gallery

Annual Cultural Fest ‐ RIVIERA 2017Photo Gallery

NSS ACTIVITIES 2016 - 17

The dedicated NSS team of Haldia Institute of Technology involving 1st year B.Tech Students, Teachers and Staffexecuted NSS activities throughout the year 2016 ‐ 17. The details of NSS activities performed by their NSS team are given below during this period./////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

Free Thalassaemia detection camp was organized on 8th April 2016.In total there were 200 students participated actively in the program.

On 19th Sep 2016, coastal area cleaning programe was organized by Indian Coast Guard with a strong co operation of 120 students with NSS officers of Haldia Institute of Technology.

The birth day of Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan was celebrated as teacher's day by organizing a plantation program, with an active participation of 200 B.Tech first year students and planted 100 plants in our college campus on 5th September 2016. We have developed a habit of plantation inside the campus on various occasions every year with the support of Haldia Municipality. Our NSS volunteers promised to look after the plants during their college life./////////////////////////////////

NSS team celebrate the Independence Day with in the college campus by direct participation of 700 NSS student volunteers, teachers and staff.////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

In collaboration of Haldia Municipality, the NSS team participated in a road show with 300 students, having banners, post card displaying the slogan Safe drive and Save life.The road show was leaded by Chairman Haldia Municipality starting from City Centre to Kadam Tala( 5 Km).//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

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Thalassaemia detection camp

Coastal area cleaning

Teachers' day and Plantation Programme

Independence Day

Safe drive Save live in collaboration with Haldia Municipality 17th Aug 2016

We have extended our service in performing cleaning program inagurated in Haldia Sadar Hospital and continued cleaning drive in Basudev Pur on 9th September 2016.

All the First year B.Tech Students prepared posters on the burning issues like save girl child, save oil, save water, stop ragging, anti drug, awareness regarding civics life, road awareness, global warming, and population education etc.Posters were displayed in Ranichak, Durgachak, Sutahata, Colleges premises for creating awareness among community. Out of 230 posters three posters were selected as best poster for boosting the students for such Social activity.///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

Awareness regarding the “Swachata” is created among our students by regular routine activity of campus cleaning. In each week, students of every branch spend their two classes for campus cleaning. The utensils and requirements for cleaning purpose were supplied by NSS team and college authority. It develops a habit of hygiene among students./////////////////////

On recommendation of MHRD, Govt. of India, 11th November 2016, the birth anniversary of Dr Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, was celebrated as Education day in our college by organizing essay writing on education is the breath of society, Elocution on women education in India, extempore speech and poster preparation competition among the students. In total 100 students were participated in the events.////////////////////////////////////////////////////

We have initiated a mission for creating educational awareness among community, providing free coaching for the students of slam area by CHE B.Tech students. //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

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Nirmal Bangla Drive in collaboration with Haldia Municipality & Haldia Sadar Hospital

Poster preparation & Presentation for the awareness

Campus Cleaning

Education Day

Creating educational awareness among community

NSS ACTIVITIES 2016 - 17

SPORTS ACTIVITIES 2016 - 17

INTER COLLEGE FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT ‐ RAMPAGE2K17

ORGANIZED BY

INTER COLLEGE FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT ‐ RAMPAGE2K17

ORGANIZED BY

NEOTA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE

HERITAGE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

NEOTA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE

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List of Players of Haldia Institute of Technology

NAME OF THE PLAYERS

Dipayan Barari CE

CHE

EE

CHE

CHE

CHE

CHE

CSE

CE

CHE

ME

EE

CHE

CE

CE

4 th

4 th

4 th

4 th

4 th

4 th

4 th

4 th

4 th

4 th

3 rd

3 rd

2nd

3 rd

2 nd

Sourav Gupta

Ashish Himanshu Minz

Somyajit Gorai

Saayantan Shaw

Koustabh Biswas

Mikma Tamang

Suman Baruri

Sayantan Mondal

Animesh Bhowmik

Somyadev Mondal

Souvik Mandal

Purushuttam Kumar Singh

Partha Pratim Sarkar

Burunala Kisku

DEPARTMENT YEAR

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SPORTS ACTIVITIES 2016 - 17

List of Players of Haldia Institute of Technology

NAME OF THE PLAYERS

Rajat Karn

Rashid Hussain

Nawaiduk Rahman IT

ME

CSE

DEPARTMENT

4 th

4 th

1 st

YEAR

Annual Sports 2017

Annual Sports 2017

Intra College Table Tennis Tournament ‐ 2017

Annual Sports 2017

Best sports person Sweta Kumari ‐ CE,

Purushottam Kr. Singh ‐ CHE

Intra college Volley Ball Tournament 2017 ‐ winner

Intra college football tournament 2017 ‐ winner

Multi Gym in College campus

HALDIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME

India is a vast country with a population of approximately 115 crore. 75% of India's population lives in about six lac villages. There is a visible difference in rural and urban, rich and poor, highly educated and lesser educated, forward and backward areas. While resourceful people, particularly those living in urban areas, have had access to better education and professional training, but vast majority of those who live in rural areas and slums are lesser educated and hardly undergo any technical, professional and vocational training. In fact, for most of such people, quality education and higher technical and professional education is unaffordable. In terms of career options, such lesser educated and not so fortunate people tend to work in low paid unorganized sector. Per person productivity of such persons works out to be a small fraction of productivity of those who work in organized sector of Indian economy./////////////////////////////////////////////////

In an increasingly competitive economic environment of our country, the unorganized sector, which is so important for the country, needs to increase the productivity of its manpower for its survival and growth. Yet another paradox before the Indian informal sector is that it can not afford employing highly educated and professionally trained manpower which usually aspires for highly challenging, rewarding and satisfying career. The only option available before the Indian informal sector is to depend upon relatively low paid manpower trained through non‐formal system of skill development. There is, therefore, an urgent need to train millions of persons every year through a countrywide network of non‐formal skill development. Such non‐formal skill training should attract beneficiaries from all cross‐sections of Indian society with special emphasis on SCs/STs, OBCs, women, school dropouts, minorities, physically disabled, economically weaker sections of the society and other under‐privileged persons.//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

Under present circumstances it is our responsibility to uplift our locality through non‐formal skill training. Our institute has initiated the community development programme for fulfillment of the need of the local community, dropouts of the society, minorities, physically disabled, economically weaker sections of the society and other under‐privileged persons. At present, Haldia Institute of Technology conducts various short term courses under community development programme, as f o l l o w s : / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / .

Fourteen (14) Short term courses(annexure 1),with a intake of 182 students, were started with a nominal fees for three month duration, later on it was extended to six‐month on the demand of students.

Status of the program given below,

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A) Short term certificate course(6 months)

Community development activities

Name of the courseS.L.Name of the

Counselor Department No of Students

admitted

Running Statusof Programme

Welding

House Wiring

Computer Fundamental

Computer Hardware & Laptop Repairing

Satyajit Cheterjee Ramoj Soren

Sandip.Kr.Ojha

Syamoli Guria Somdutta Sinha

Md. Arif Ahmed & Somdutta Sinha

PE ME

EE

CSE & ECE

MCA & ECE

52

16

22

1

2

3

4

Yes

Yes

NA

Yes

Status of the program given below,

1) Welding( first batch)2) House Wiring( first batch)3) Computer Hardware and laptop repairing( first batch)4) Auto Cad( first batch)5) Laboratory grad Instrument Repairing( first batch)6) Solar Cell( first batch)7) Mobile Phone repairing( first batch)

1) Welding ( Second batch)2) House Wiring ( Second batch)3) Computer Hardware and laptop repairing( Second batch)4) Auto Cad( Second batch)5) Laboratory grad Instrument Repairing( Second batch)6) Mobile Phone repairing( Second batch)7) Surveying( first batch)

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Course Completed & certificate distributed Course Runing

Name of the courseS.L.Name of the

Counselor Department

No of Studentsadmitted

Running Statusof Programme

Computer Apllication

Laboratory grad Instrument Repairing

Mobile Phone repairing

Surveying

Ramkrishna Ghose

Rohan Mondal

Somdutta Sinha

Ajit Kumar Paria

IT

EIE

ECE

CE

16

22

19

13

5

6

7

8

Yes

Yes

yes

No

Food Processing

Health and Pathology

Machining

Chemical Preparation

Dr.Sumita Das

Sudip Das

Ramoj Soren

Sutopa Roy

FT

BT

ME

CHE & AS

2

‐

_

_

9

10

11

12

No

NA

NA

NA

Auto Cad

Solar Cell

Ajit Kumar Paria

Sri Sudipta Bardhan

Total ‐ 196

CE

IC

41

3

11

12

yes

No

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B) Swachha Bharat Aviyan

C) Creating educational awareness among community

Awardness regarding the “swachata” is created among our students by regular routine activity of campus cleaning. In every week, students of every branch spend few hours for campus cleaning and give the massage of “Swachata” to the community. Each year, students of Haldia Institute of Technology are voluntarily involved in special programme on costal area cleaning organized by Indian Coast guard under NSS schemes of the Institute.////////////////////////////////////

We have initiated a mission for creating educational awareness for poor and needy child among community, providing free coaching for the students of slam area by self interested CHE B.Tech students.

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PMKVY-TI PROGRAM CENTRE, HIT, HALDIA HALDIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY [HIT]

Brief PMKVY Program Profile

Haldia Institute of Technology is approved with the implementation of three Skill Development Courses namely, (1) Optical Fiber Technician, (2) Handset Repair Engineer (Level‐II) and (3) Cold Storage Technician under Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana (PMKVY) of Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship (MSDE), Govt. of India and regular classes are going on since January, 2017 in the Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering and Department of Chemical Engineering. Students were enrolled for the above Courses on first come first serve basis through an organized Course Marketing through multi channel Advertising based on Cable TV Networks, Banners, Illuminated Boards, Leaflets & other media. The classes are conducted in the evening hours to accommodate beneficiaries from dropout category of students starting from 8th Standard onwards depending on the Courses. The approved intake in each of the courses is 25 and this Program will continue till July, 2017 for the first Batch. It is expected that this Program will continue in future as per requirements of PMKVY under Skill India initiative.

From left to right: Mr. Asish Lahiri (Secretary,HIT), Prof. Jin‐Wei Liang

(Ming Chi University of Technology, Taiwan), Dr. Anjan Mishra (Registrar,HIT),

Dr. Lakshman Seth (Chairman,HIT) – On the Event of MOU with Ming Chi University

of Technology, Taiwan

Representatives of TATA STEEL and Haldia Institute of Technology – On the event of

MOU with TATA STEEL

From left to right: Prof. R. L. Sharma, (Vice Chancellor, Himachal Pradesh Technical

University, Chief Guest for Orientation Programme held on 08‐08‐2016),

Prof. M. N. Bandyopadhyay (Director,HIT), and Dr. Lakshman Seth (Chairman,HIT)

From left to right : Mr. Eaknarayan Aryal (Consulate General of Nepal),

Dr. Lakshman Seth (Chairman, HIT), during visit to Haldia Institute of Technology on 08‐07‐2017

Distinguished Visitors during 2016 ‐ 2017

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Prof. Heinrich Begehr, Freie University Berlin, Germany, visited at Haldia Institute of Technology during January 17‐21, 2017

Prof. M. S. Obaidat, Fordham University, USA, visited at Haldia Institute of

Technology during January 17‐21, 2017

Prof. Margareta Heilmann, University of Wuppertal, Germany, visited at Haldia

Institute of Technology during January 17‐21, 2017

Prof. Maria A. Navascues, University of Zaragoza, Spain, visited at Haldia Institute of Technology during January 17‐21, 2017

Photo of the International Conference on Mathematics and Computing at

Haldia Institute of Technology during January 17‐21, 2017

Photo of the International Conference on Mathematics and Computing at

Haldia Institute of Technology during January 17‐21, 2017

Distinguished Visitors during 2016 ‐ 2017

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