Placement Office 2026–27
Welcome to the Placement Office of the Department of Applied Mechanics.
The Department has a long-standing tradition of excellence in engineering education and research. For over four decades, our graduates have made significant contributions across academia, research organizations, and industry. Our academic programs emphasize strong fundamentals, analytical thinking, computational skills, and practical problem-solving, preparing students for careers in a wide range of engineering disciplines.
Our postgraduate students actively participate in sponsored research projects funded by government agencies, industry, and international organizations. This exposure enables them to work on contemporary engineering challenges while developing expertise in advanced analytical and computational methods.
Our graduates are trained to address multidisciplinary engineering problems through a combination of theoretical knowledge, numerical methods, experimentation, and modern computational tools. Their areas of expertise include:
Solid Mechanics
- Finite Element Analysis
- Stress Analysis
- Fracture Mechanics
- Impact Mechanics
- Structural Dynamics
- Mechanics of Composite Materials
- Smart Structures
- Mechanical Testing
Fluid Mechanics
- Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)
- Flow Stability Analysis
- Turbulence Modelling
- Wind and Hydro Energy Systems
- Non-Contact Flow Measurement Techniques
Design Engineering
- Computer-Aided Design (CAD)
- Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM)
- Design Optimization
- Product Design and Feasibility Analysis
- Product Reliability
- Control Engineering
Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence
- Machine Learning for Engineering Applications
- Deep Learning in Mechanics
The Department of Applied Mechanics invites organizations from industry, research, consulting, and technology sectors to participate in the Placement Session 2026–27. We look forward to building long-term partnerships and providing access to highly motivated graduates equipped to contribute effectively from the outset of their professional careers.