Department of

Science and Humanities

Empowering Engineers of Tomorrow with Excellence, Innovation, and Values.

Science and Humanities

The Dept. of Science and Humanities strives to educate students in the application of science and its principles for solving day-to-day problems. We help to develop students’ knowledge and interest for Basic Sciences and to enhance the industrial and technical skills required for an engineer to grow in his career. Engineering aspirants are equipped to solve science ended problems, to instil in them an understanding of professional ethics and the relationship between the engineering profession and the society.

Intake Capacity: 60 Seats

Intake Capacity

The approved intake for the Science and Humanities program is 60 students per academic year.

Long Term Goals

To establish a new paradigm in the engineering education that emphasizes Value-Based and Science-Oriented education programs, thereby to increase the interaction and collaboration with industry. There is also an attempt to improve the Science & Humanities Department’s infrastructure to facilitate research productivity and better knowledge dissemination.

To provide high quality academic knowledge in Technical Education which is in tune with International standards in the Technological Arena appropriate for lifelong learning and research. To create an environment which could facilitate the best learning opportunities for the students to sharpen their skills leading to the holistic growth of the individual beneficial to the society and the world at large. To provide strong foundational knowledge in basic sciences and humanities for engineering and professional studies.

To provide a world class platform and academic environment in technical education sector to equip the end users of MBCCET for meeting the growing demands of the modern world by employing their technical competencies imbibed during their academic period. To enhance communication, analytical, and problem-solving skills as well as creativity, leadership, and teamwork among students.

The Department Quality Assurance Cell (DQAC) of the Department of Science and Humanities functions as an internal mechanism to ensure continuous improvement in academic and administrative performance. It aligns with institutional quality benchmarks and supports the objectives of NAAC by fostering a culture of excellence. It consists of three faculty members along with Prof. Aleyamma Varghese HOD, Prof. Anie T Thomas, Prof. Baiju George and Prof. Linta Rose Varghese.

Objectives

· To promote quality enhancement in teaching-learning processes

· To monitor and evaluate academic performance and outcomes

· To ensure the implementation of NAAC guidelines at the departmental level

· To encourage research, innovation, and best practices

· To enhance student support and progression

· To ensure documentation and record maintenance

Functions

· Preparation and review of academic plans and course files

· Collection and analysis of student feedback

· Monitoring internal assessments and results

· Conducting academic and administrative audits

· Organizing seminars, workshops, and FDPs

· Maintaining departmental records and reports

Fee Structure 2026
Management Quota (Per Year)
₹60,000 / year
NRI Quota (Per Year)
₹60,000 / year
One-Time Fees: ₹17,000 (Paid at admission)

Optional: Hostel Fees

₹6,500 / month (Includes accommodation & mess)

One-time deposit: ₹10,000 (Refundable)

Facilities - Overall description

The Department of Science and Humanities is equipped with essential infrastructure and learning resources to support effective teaching, research, and holistic student development

Lab Name, details and photos

Chemistry Laboratory and Physics Laboratory 

Chemistry Laboratory

The Chemistry Laboratory of the Department of Science and Humanities is well-equipped to provide students with practical knowledge and hands-on experience in fundamental chemical sciences. It enables students to understand core concepts through experimentation and fosters scientific inquiry and analytical skills.

Objectives :

To reinforce theoretical concepts through practical experiments 

To develop skills in chemical analysis and laboratory techniques 

To promote accuracy, observation, and safety awareness 

To encourage scientific thinking and problem-solving abilities 

Physics Laboratory

The Physics Laboratory of the Department of Science and Humanities is well-equipped to provide students with practical knowledge and hands-on experience in fundamental and applied physics. It serves as a vital platform for bridging theoretical concepts with real-world applications.

Objectives :

To reinforce theoretical concepts through experiments 

To develop scientific temper and analytical thinking 

To provide hands-on experience with measuring instruments and apparatus 

To enhance problem-solving and observational skills 

Department Library

A well-stocked departmental library with textbooks, reference books, journals, and competitive exam materials

Access to e-resources, digital libraries, and online journals

Quiet reading space for students and faculty  

Regular updating of books as per syllabus and emerging trends

ICT Facilities

Smart classrooms with projectors, interactive boards, and Wi-Fi

Access to Learning Management Systems (LMS) and digital platforms

Use of multimedia teaching aids and online resources

Classrooms

Spacious, well-ventilated classrooms with adequate seating 

 Equipped with audio-visual teaching aids

Conducive environment for interactive and student-cantered learning



Science Day Celebration

The Department of Science and Humanities celebrated National Science Day on February 28, commemorating the discovery of the Raman Effect by C. V. Raman. The event aimed to promote scientific temper, innovation, and awareness among students.

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