B.Tech. in Construction Engineering & Management will provide graduates with an opportunity to gain advanced theoretical and practical knowledge of construction and infrastructure management principles, procurement, and cost analysis. The programs will also assist in up-skilling local and international graduates in the state-of-the-art practices of professional engineering. The Engineers will develop a technical and integrated systems approach for analyzing and managing complex infrastructure systems.

The first two years build a strong foundation of mathematics, material science, applied physics, engineering drawing, computer science, applied mechanics, etc. It also builds an understanding of the construction sector as a whole. The first four semesters also include laboratory work.

After 2 years there is one semester of Industrial Training in the area in which the student wants to specialize.

A student may specialize in Project Management, Infrastructure Management, or Facilities Management. Depending on the stream of specialization appropriate lab classes are planned.

Students are equipped to handle the coordination of projects, cost estimating, planning and scheduling, project management, materials procurement, equipment selection, and cost control.

The curriculum blends engineering, management, and business practices to ensure that graduates of this program are competent to handle administration & coordination of labor, materials, equipment, supplies, and utilities, in the most efficient manner possible to complete construction projects on schedule and within the budget.