Master of Computer Engineering

Two-year master’s program advancing theoretical, analytical, and applied competencies in computer engineering, preparing graduates for research, innovation, and high-level technical roles.
Curriculum strengthens foundations in algorithms, computation theory, architecture, distributed systems, graphics, networks, AI, and security. Integrates specialized electives and a full thesis. Focuses on equipping graduates for independent research, advanced engineering design, and collaboration with industry or international institutions.

Curricular Structure (Semester-wise)

First Semester – 15 Credits

Second Semester – 15 Credits

Third Semester – 15 Credits

Fourth Semester – 15 Credits

Features
• 60-credit, four-semester structure
• Strong emphasis on advanced computing theory and engineering application
• Thesis-based final semester
• Electives enabling specialization
• Targeted for professionals seeking academic, research, or advanced industry roles

Eligibility
• Bachelor’s degree in engineering (BE) with minimum CGPA 2.0 (second division) from a recognized institution

Admission process
• Eligibility screening via academic records
• Institution-level entrance exam and selection
• Final admission through merit evaluation

Job prospects
• Advanced software engineering and systems architecture
• Research and development roles in computing, AI, networks, and embedded systems
• Leadership roles in IT companies, engineering firms, and tech startups
• University-level teaching and academic research
• High-level roles in cybersecurity, distributed systems, and cloud platforms
• Consultancy, project leadership, and technical strategy positions