National Institute of Industrial Engineering (NITIE) was set up by the Govt. of India in 1963 with the assistance of United Nations Development Program (UNDP) through the International Labor Organization (ILO). The post graduate students of NITIE have been overcoming the organizational challenges involving Supply Network Uncertainties, Complex Operations and Scheduling and Enterprise-wide Integration.
Post graduate diploma in Industrial engineering (PGDIE)
This programme focuses on SCM, IT and Systems, Marketing, Finance and HR Management. The educational methodology includes regular industry interaction and method based teaching with present and future scenario in view. The case studies, presentations, industry projects and co-curricular activities add to the experience and learning.
The Faculty of Engineering consists of Departments of Aerospace, Civil, Chemical, Mechanical Engineering, Materials Engineering, Management Studies, Centre for Atmospheric and Ocean Sciences, Electrical, Electrical Communication, Computer Science & Automation, Centre for Electronic Design Technology, and Supercomputer Education & Research Centre.
Academic programmes leading to M.E. or M.Tech by course work and M.Sc. (Engg.) by research are available in almost all the departments. The flexible ME/M.Tech. programmes has been recently introduced in a few departments which enables candidates from industry to take courses leading to ME/M.Tech. of the Institute, spread over a longer period than the regular programmes so that they can do ME/M.Tech. programmes while working at their industries.
External Registration programme leading to M.Sc.(Engg) enables a candidate from industry/R&D to work with the faculty at the Institute under the joint guidance of Institute faculty and senior officers, Scientists in their parent organization and acquire a research degree of the Institute with a minimal residential requirement.
Admission Process
All engineering students with a first class degree and with a GATE score of 85 percentile and above are eligible to apply for the PGDIE programme. Keeping in view the requirements of effective communications skills in the contemporary world, NITIE uses Group Discussions and Personal Interviews as parts of the admissions test procedure. The selection criteria are based on the combination of the GATE percentile score, Group Discussion, and Interview scores with appropriate weight given for each.
Number of seats:
• A total of 90 seats are available. Of these 15% seats are reserved for SC, 7.5% for ST candidates and 3% seats for Handicapped/Disabled candidates, subject to the suitability of the candidate.
• In addition, seats are available for Industry Sponsored, QIP and Defence Services candidates. Candidates under these categories must have a first class degree in Engineering/Technology (55% in case of SC/ST candidates) and a minimum of two years' experience in the concerned field.
