3 Years
Under Graduate
Engineering
The syllabus for a B.Tech. in Petroleum Engineering (Lateral Entry) typically covers a range of subjects related to the oil and gas industry. Students study core engineering principles, including thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, and geology. Specialized courses delve into drilling techniques, reservoir engineering, petrochemical processes, and environmental considerations in the petroleum sector. Students also gain practical skills through laboratory work and projects, and they learn about safety standards and regulations in the industry. Additionally, the curriculum often includes elective courses in areas like renewable energy and management to provide a well-rounded education in petroleum engineering.
| Semester | Subject |
| Semester I | Basic Course in Communicative English |
| Engineering Mathematics | |
| Engineering Physics | |
| Engineering Chemistry | |
| Basic Civil Engineering | |
| Engineering Mathematics | |
| Engineering Physics | |
| Engineering Graphics | |
| Semester II | Elements of Civil Engineering |
| Basic Course in Human Rights | |
| Elements of Mechanical Engineering | |
| Engineering Mathematics | |
| Mechanics of Solids | |
| Engineering Physics | |
| Communication Skills | |
| Engineering Chemistry | |
| Semester III | Environmental Science |
| Branch Specific Programming and Software | |
| Fluid Flow Operation | |
| Introduction to Transport Phenomena | |
| Chemical Process Calculation | |
| Engineering Mathematics | |
| Semester IV | Heat Transfer Equipment Design |
| Chemistry of Petroleum Hydrocarbon Lab | |
| Process Equipment Design & Drawing I Lab | |
| Workshop | |
| Chemistry | |
| Semester V | Chemical Reaction Engineering |
| Process Instrumentation and Control | |
| Engineering Economics & Project Management | |
| Petrochemical Processes | |
| Modeling and Simulation | |
| Workshop Practice | |
| Semester VI | Seminar |
| Industrial Training |
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