Indus School of Engineering, Bhubaneswar

Indus School of Engineering was established in 2009 and is an affiliated college is situated in Khurda, Odisha. This AICTE recognised institution offers diploma courses in different branches of engineering. This college is spread over 5 acres and has an enrolment capacity of 708 students while it employed 30 faculty members.

Indus School of Engineering offers four diploma courses each of three years duration for the students who want to take up the challenging career in Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering. Indus School of Engineering possesses a number of amenities that meet the needs of the student as well as academic facilities.

The campus has provision for the separate hostels for boys and girls and other facilities like color TV, Computer and internet facilities newspapers and magazines etc. A medical centre, with a Senior Medical Officer and a thatcher, offers simple health care services. An equipped gymnasium, under the supervision of a fitness instructor, caters for the physical health needs.

The college has a library containing technical books and English books in addition to the library containing the training CDs and Software related books. The activities of sports and games are encouraged with the different amenities existing on compounds of institution. Indus School of Engineering is spread across four full-time diploma courses with an approved intake capacity of 240 seats divided in four programmes.

The courses are structured in a manner that would help students build a firm foundation in their respective engineering fields. The college enrolment and the number of students accepted correspond to each other, which means an equivalence of population across the years of study.

Course Name Total Number of Seats Diploma in Civil Engineering 60 Diploma in Electrical Engineering 60 Diploma in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering 60 Diploma in Mechanical Engineering 60 Indus School of Engineering consider admission based on DET ranks. Both the first and third semesters of the Diploma Engineering courses use this system in their admissions process.