Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
The student-to-teacher ratio is approximately 1:30 in skills and practical sessions.
Students undergo mandatory short internships (2 months annually) and a long internship (6 months) in their 7th semester, providing at least 10 months of work experience. Industrial visits, training, workshops, and seminars are organized for additional exposure.
Defence Technology school has tie-ups and collaborations with several leading companies, including L&T Defence, DRDO, Godrej Aerospace, Bharat Forge, and Nibe Defence and many more in pipeline
Graduates in Defence Technology have a wide range of career opportunities in both government and private sectors. They can work in defence research and development organizations like DRDO or private aerospace and electronics companies, focusing on designing and testing military equipment, weapons, and communication systems. Job roles include Systems Engineer, Research Scientist, Electronics Engineer, Quality Control Officer, Manufacturing Engineer, and Technical Officer in the armed forces. Additionally, there are opportunities in cybersecurity, surveillance systems, and defence entrepreneurship. Graduates can also pursue careers in academia or policy planning related to defence technology.
Eligibility criteria vary for Indian Nationals and NRI/International Students. It includes passing 10+2 with specific subjects, obtaining minimum marks, and having a valid score in relevant entrance exams. Lateral entry options are also available.
Details can be found on the Fees Structure page of Maharashtra’s First Skill Development University.
Yes, under the Computer Society of India (CSI), various workshops, seminars, and certificate courses on Cyber Security, OSINT, and Internet of Things are organized.
Our program follows an industry-oriented curriculum, continuously updated based on stakeholder input and industry trends. Syllabus upgrades occur at the start of every semester to align with global industry requirements.
Yes, SSPU is a private university recognized by UGC, with accreditation approved based on UGC standards.
Yes, industrial visits are organized at Tata Advanced Systems (TASL), L&T (Larsen & Toubro) Defence, Nibe Technologies, Godrej Aerospace & Defence, Kalyani Group (Kalyani Defence) and many more in the allied sector.
After completing graduation in Defence Technology, you can explore various opportunities in government jobs, defence sector, and private industries. You can join the Indian Armed Forces, Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), or Ministry of Defence (MoD). Private industries like aerospace, defence manufacturing, and security firms also hire defence technology graduates. Additionally, you can work in research and development, testing, and evaluation, and even start your own venture. A degree in Defence Technology opens up a wide range of career options and opportunities.
Only the finest in the field! Our faculty is our biggest strength, for they not only hold PhD degrees from reputed universities, but they also bring with themselves unparalleled academic and industry experience. Rest assured, you’ll be in good hands.
Defence Technology department offers a variety of co-curricular and extra-curricular activities to enhance students' practical skills, teamwork, and overall development. These activities may include seminars, workshops, technical competitions, student clubs, and industry visits, providing students with valuable hands-on experience and opportunities for professional growth.
We have well-structured advanced manufacturing, Robotics, computer laboratories equipped with the latest hardware configurations and necessary software aligned with the curriculum.
Faculty members guide students for GATE, CAT, PSU, and government jobs. Plans include a dedicated section for competitive exam preparation from the coming academic year.
- Robotics Club – Focuses on robotics design, programming, and competitions, fostering innovation and practical skills in automation and control systems.
- Aerospace Club – Engages students in aerospace engineering projects, model aircraft, and research related to aircraft and space technology.
- Defence Technology Club – Covers various defence-related technologies, including weapon systems, defence electronics, and strategic research.
These chapters provide students with hands-on experience, competitions, and networking opportunities in their respective fields
Defence technology covers a wide range of innovative fields essential for national security. Key areas include missile guidance systems, aerospace and satellite technologies, radar and electronic warfare, and cyber security. It also involves unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), stealth and low-visibility technologies, advanced materials, space exploration, robotics, and logistics management. These technologies collectively enhance defence capabilities, ensure strategic superiority, and safeguard national interests.
As a new school, specific placement data for Defence Technology students is still emerging. However, strong industry tie-ups with leading Indian companies will enhance internship and job opportunities in defence and aerospace sectors, promising good future placement prospects. Building ongoing industry relationships will further improve outcomes over time.
Faculty members hold Ph.D. degrees, with some pursuing Ph.D. and others having a Master's degree coupled with excellent industry experience.
All educational mark sheets and mark sheets of qualifying (entrance) exams are to be submitted along LC/TC, Nationality, GAP and MIGRATION (Where ever necessary). General list of original documents required is displayed on Website. Documents are processed for eligibility; it takes couple of months after the beginning of Academic Session.
There are internships of two months in every even Semester. The last Semester is a full internship. The school assists with internships, provided students maintain good attendance and academic records.
