01 Academics
Academics
An autonomous institution, framing its own curriculum and examinations since 2023–24 — taught across departments of engineering, technology, management and computer applications, and accredited by NAAC and the NBA.
Why study here
A curriculum of our own, held to account
Since 2023–24 PMC Tech has framed its own curriculum and set its own examinations, under its own academic regulations — and the programmes are assessed from outside as well as within.
- Autonomous since 2023–24, conferred by the UGC
- R2023 Regulation 2023: every programme’s rules, from July 2023
- NAAC ‘A’ Accredited, with a CGPA of 3.25
- 5 Programmes accredited by NBA — CSE, ECE, EEE, IT and Mechanical
Programmes 19 in all
- Undergraduate Undergraduate
- 12
- Postgraduate Postgraduate
- 7
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Shaped with industry
The Institute–Industry Interaction Cell keeps the teaching close to the industries graduates join — through tie-ups and MoUs, training shaped by companies, industrial visits, internships and sessions with experts.
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Learning by doing
Every department runs its own laboratories, and centres of excellence work in robotics, manufacturing, renewable energy and electric vehicles — taught from 41 ICT-enabled classrooms.
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Values in the curriculum
Gender, environment and sustainability, human values and professional ethics are built into the curriculum, not left beside it.
Curriculum Enrichment
Programmes
Find your programme
Twelve undergraduate degrees and seven postgraduate programmes. A programme is the degree you take; each is taught by one department, and has a page of its own.
Undergraduate · 12
Four years · B.E. and B.Tech.
Computing & data
Electrical & electronics
Postgraduate · 7
Two years · M.E., MBA and MCA
Master of Engineering
Management & computer applications
Doctorate · 1
Ph.D.
Electrical & electronics
Departments
Fourteen departments, four fields
A department is where a programme is taught: its faculty, its laboratories, its own activities. Find one by what it studies.
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Computing & data
5 departments
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Electrical & electronics
2 departments
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Core & allied engineering
5 departments
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Management & computer applications
2 departments
First-year courses are taught by the Department of Science and Humanities. Science and Humanities
Teaching & assessment
How it is taught, and how it is assessed
The regulations and syllabi every programme follows, how its teaching is planned, what each course sets out to achieve, and the approvals behind it all.
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Regulations and syllabi
Regulation 2023, and the curriculum and syllabus of each programme under it.
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Examinations
The Controller of Examinations: forms, circulars and results.
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Course Outcomes
What each course sets out to achieve, by regulation and degree.
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Curriculum Planning and Implementation
How the curriculum is delivered: a planned and documented process, term by term.
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Curriculum Enrichment
Gender, environment and sustainability, human values and professional ethics, in every programme.
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Institution Policy and Guidelines
The institution’s policies and manuals: maintenance, human resources and more.
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Human Values and Professional Ethics
Human values and professional ethics documents, by regulation.
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Professional Code
The institution’s approvals from AICTE and Anna University, year by year.
Beyond the classroom
Where the learning goes on
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Research & innovation
From a first idea to a patent: the R&D Cell, the centres of excellence and the start-up support around them.
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The library
More than 44,700 books, print journals, national e-resources and an online catalogue.
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Placement & careers
Career preparation from the first year, and a Training & Placement Cell that runs the campus drives.
