Government College of Engineering and Technology, Jammu

Government College of Engineering and Technology, Jammu

GCET Jammu main building
Type Govt. Engineering Institution
Established 1994[1]
Students 819[2]
Location Jammu, J&K, India
32°51′05″N 74°46′45″E / 32.8514°N 74.7793°E / 32.8514; 74.7793Coordinates: 32°51′05″N 74°46′45″E / 32.8514°N 74.7793°E / 32.8514; 74.7793
Campus Rural
Acronym GCET
Website www.gcetjammu.org.in

The Government College of Engineering and Technology, Jammu (GCET, Jammu) is an engineering institute located in Jammu, Jammu and Kashmir, India. It offers the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) in Computer Sciences, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering and Electrical Engineering. It was established in 1994 and is the first engineering college in the Jammu region of the Jammu and Kashmir.

Currently Dr. Sameru Sharma is serving as principal of the college.

The Government College of Engineering and Technology, Jammu (GCET) was established in the year 1994 under All India Council of Technical Education (AICTE) norms vide Notification No.F-18-1/93-AICTE/910 dated: April 30, 1993 and is affiliated to University of Jammu, Jammu. The inauguration of the college was done by the Governor of Jammu and Kashmir, General K. V. Krishna Rao on 5 October 1994 at Old University Campus, Canal Road, Jammu.

Now, New Campus of GCET has also come up on an area of 869 Kanals of land at Chak Bhalwal, Jammu near Amb Ghrota which is 22 km from Old University Campus, Canal Road, Jammu. The complete College has been shifted to New Campus now. Despite being the only state govt engg. college, it has been severely crippled due to shortage of funds .

Admission process and branch strength

The admission of students to GCET Jammu is made through a Common Entrance Test conducted by the BOPEE (Board Of Professional Entrance Examinations). This college has been approved by the AICTE. The college is affiliated to the University of Jammu.

Earlier the strength for the intake of B.E. students was:

However, from the session 2015-16, the number of seats [3] were revised and are as following:

As clear from the above table, for each branch,there is a provision of additional 3 seats(5%) for Tuition Fee Waiver Scheme(TFW) in accordance with AICTE norms.

Curriculum

The Bachelor's degree course consists of eight semesters. Each semester carries 1000 marks and the final percentage of the degree is calculated as the average of all the eight semesters. From first to sixth semester, the curriculum contains six theory courses (600 marks) and four practical courses (400 marks). Much of the first year focuses on the basic sciences, mathematics and introduction to the technical field. The second year is highly interdisciplinary. From fourth semester onwards the course becomes more branch oriented. After fifth semester the students are exposed to summer training in industry for 4–6 weeks.

The seventh and eight semesters i.e. the final year, is different from the rest of the course, with less theory and more practice. Both of these semesters have four theory courses (400 marks). The other 600 marks are divided among the practical courses, summer training, technical seminar, minor project and the major project.

Boys hostel has two blocks each having intake capacity 100 students. Girls hostel is under construction.

New Campus

The New Campus of GCET has come up on an area of 869 Kanals of land at Chak Bhalwal, Jammu near Amb Ghrota which is 30 km from Old University Campus, Canal Road, Jammu. The area lacks transportation facilities and the campus looks like an abandoned research center with wild grass everywhere. The campus is still incomplete with many branches not having their own block. The library block of the campus is completed in November,2016.

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See also

References

  1. ↑ "Government College of Engineering & Technology - Jammu". Gcetjammu.org. Retrieved 2012-06-05.
  2. ↑ "Government College of Engineering & Technology - Jammu". Gcetjammu.org. Retrieved 2012-06-05.
  3. ↑ http://www.gcetjammu.org/admis_intake_capacity.php

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