Bundelkhand Institute of Engineering & Technology - BIET

Bundelkhand Institute of Engineering & Technology - BIET

• Bundelkhand Institute of Engineering and Technology, Jhansi (Formerly Bundelkhand Engineering College, Jhansi) was established in the year 1986 with an objective to develop Bundelkhand region, a back ward region of the state of Uttar Pradesh, through the growth of technical education and industrial research. Subsequently, basic infrastructural facilities, on an area encompassing 240 acres of land, were developed. The institute was started initially with two branches, viz., Computer Science & Engg. and Electronics and Instrumentation Engg. with an intake of 30 students in each.
• The campus was gradually developed into a neat, clean and green campus adding two additional branches, Mechanical Engineering and Civil Engineering with an intake of 20 students each in 1990. Moving ahead on the path of progress, in 1997, Chemical Engineering with an intake of 30 students was started and in 2000 Information technology with intake of 40 students was added (under self-finance scheme). In the same year, the intake of Mechanical Engineering and Computer Science & Engineering were raised to 45 and 60 students respectively, and Electronics & Instrumentation Engg. was renamed as Electronics & Communication Engg. and intake was raised to 60. In 2006, the intake of Civil Engineering has been increased to 45. From session 2007-08, a four-year B. Tech programme in Electrical Engineering (under SFS) with an intake of 60 students has been added to the existing six B. Tech programmes. 
• In addition to these undergraduate programmes from session 2005-06 two post graduate programmes in (i) Environmental Engineering and (ii) Construction Technology & Management in Civil Engineering Department and one in Manufacturing Science & Technology in Mechanical Engineering Department with intake of 18 students each, had been started. From the session 2006-07 and M. Tech. programme in Digital Communication System in Electronics & Communication Engineering Department with intake of 20 students had also been added to the list of P.G. programmes being run by the institute. From session 2007-08, a two-year management programme leading to M.B.A. degree with intake of 60 students, has also been started. In this way the total intake of students in the institute including M. Tech. programmes are 474. It is worth to mention that all PG programmes are under SFS scheme.