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Pakistan
Navy Engineering College (PNEC) (www.pnec.edu.pk) welcomes you to the only constituent
college of National University of Sciences & Technology (NUST)
at Karachi with a progressive vision for your future academic goals.
PNEC has established a professional reputation for excellence in
teaching and research because of its high academic standards, highly
qualified faculty and state-of-the-art academics related facilities
available to students and faculty.
PNEC ensures high quality in academics and research works in the degree programmes in the disciplines of Mechanical, Electrical and Electronics Engineering. Academic ambiance and disciplined environment are added features of this institution. Appreciable reduction in the duration of Undergraduate and Postgraduate degree courses is the prominent feature of PNEC's academic achieved by better management, cutting all non-productive holidays and maintaining a constant momentum characterized by all round academic and intellectual activity.
PNEC management would appreciate any feedback/questions you might have about the admission and other requirements. We are committed to improving our services to meet your needs. Your suggestions are always welcome.
The genesis of Pakistan Navy Engineering College (PNEC) lies in the Officers Training Section (OTS) which was established in 1962 as part of PNS KARSAZ, sailor's training establishment. In 1966, the status of OTS was upgraded to that of a college and named Pakistan Navy Engineering College. The same year it got affiliated with the University of Karachi. In 1977, the affiliation of PNEC was transferred to NED University of Engineering & Technology. The college was shifted to its present location in 1982 and commissioned as PNS JAUHAR as an independent unit of Pakistan Navy. It became a constituent college of National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST) in November 1995.
STATUS & UTILIZATION
Pakistan Navy Engineering College is committed to produce high quality professional engineers who meet the standards set out by Naval Headquarters/NUST and Pakistan Engineering Council.
Programmes Offered
Following Programmes are offered at PNEC:
BE MECHANICAL
The course is designed to inculcate a comprehensive understanding of fundamentals of design and analysis of structural mechanics, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics and properties of materials. The undergraduate programme attempts to provide students with the broad intellectual tools and skills, which are essential for professional practice as well as for continuing studies in all engineering specialties. The programme emphasizes a sound understanding of the fundamental principles and the behavior of engineering systems. The course is a unique blend of engineering system that brings an integration of engineering sciences with laboratory, design projects and manufacturing processes.
Course Starting: February and August each year
Eligibility: Matric/FSc (Pre Engineering)/ Equivalent (Minimum 60% marks in both excluding NCC)
Duration: Semester
Duration: 26 weeks (6 months)
Qualifying CGPA = 2 out of 4
BE (ELECTRICAL)
This course has been designed to meet the dictates of the modern trends in the field of electrical technology, encompassing wider technological perspective. The programme includes basic sciences and humanities courses, electrical, electronics, microwave, signal processing, control systems, communications, microprocessor and computer courses with final semester heavily biased towards power generation and distribution. The strong element of electrical power enables the graduate engineer to take on job effectively in power generation and distribution sector. With a significant design element of 6 credit hours for project work, students are able to channelise their theoretical knowledge into research and development activities.
COURSE STARTING: August each year
20
weeks Instructions Qualifying CGPA = 2 out of 4
BE (ELECTRONICS)
A degree programme is built on strong fundamentals enabling graduates to meet the challenges of contemporary engineering field of electronics, with engineering foundations. The curriculum lays strong stress on laboratory based practicals to consolidate the theoretical knowledge attained. The courses of basic sciences, humanities, electronics, electrical signals and systems, control engineering, digital signal processing, communication and microwave engineering form important pillars of this programme. With a significant design element of 6 credit hours for project work, students utilize their theoretical knowledge into research and development activities.
COURSE
STARTING: August each year ELIGIBILITY: Matric/FSc
(Pre Engineering)/ Equivalent (Minimum 60% marks in both excluding
NCC) DURATION:
4 years (8 semesters) SEMESTER
DURATION: 26 weeks (6 months) Qualifying CGPA = 2 out of 4
MS (Mechanical Engineering)
The curriculum of the programme is developed with an objective to equip the students with an in-depth knowledge of mechanical engineering and in developing; technical skills for the design and operation of Mechanical systems. The students have an option to select subjects of their interest from a wide ranging Fist that includes major areas of engineering design and manufacturing, thermal sciences, fluid mechanics and controls. The programme focuses on strengthening the student's concepts in Mechanical engineering and enhancing their mathematical/computational abilities to undertake research and development assignments. MS students also have the option to continue with PhD after completion of MS in the same field. For a smooth transition, interested/students are advised to choose such MS thesis topics in consultation with the faculty, whose scope can be expanded to the PhD research.
COURSE
STARTING: As per NUST Schedule ELIGIBILITY:
A minimum of 60% marks (First Division) or a CGPA of 2.5 out of 4.0
in BE/BSc Engineering or an equivalent qualification in the relevant
discipline from a PEC/UGC recognized institution of Pakistan or abroad
preferably with some experience in the relevant field DURATION: 1-1/2
years (4 semesters) SEMESTER
DURATION: 11-16 weeks Qualifying CGPA = 3 out of 4
MS (ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING)
This is a postgraduate programme for engineers with some earlier field experience. The course brings along various facets of electrical technology with heavy bias towards control engineering preparing the students to effectively confront challenges of industrial applications. Also included in this programme are the diversified contemporary disciplines of digital signal processing, artificial intelligence, neural networks, adaptive control, analysis of linear and non-linear systems and stochastic processes. The course terminates with a dedicated semester on project during which the students undertake thesis research and development activities, sponsored by both local industries and the college. MS students also have the option to continue with PhD after completion of MS in the same field. For a smooth transition, interested students are advised to choose such MS thesis topics, in consultation with the faculty, whose scope can be expanded to the PhD research.
COURSE
STARTING: As per NUST Schedule ELIGIBILITY:
A minimum of 60% marks (First Division) or a CGPA of 2.5 out of 4.0
in BE/BSc Engineering or an equivalent qualification in the relevant
discipline from a PEC/UGC recognized institution of Pakistan or abroad
preferably with some experience in the relevant field DURATION: 1-1/2
years (4 semesters) Qualifying CGPA = 3 out of 4
PhD PROGRAMMES
PhD programme forms the backbone culture. The college has recently its PhD programme. This programme consists of a minimum of 30 credits of 800/900 level work at Postgraduate level 30 credits of thesis research. Presently PNEC is offering PhD in the following disciplines:
Suitable candidates of high academic profile may apply for the PhD programme at any time during the year along with their research proposals and supporting academic documents for scrutiny and evaluation by concerned faculty at the college. The PhD programme is of a minimum 3 years duration. Selected PhD students will be provided teaching assistantship for sponsored projects during the course of their PhD study. These students may be given stipend. In order to promote technical education in the modern fields of engineering and IT, Government of Pakistan has also launched various PhD schemes. These are Full PhD abroad, Split PhD abroad and local PhD. The schemes are advertised by NUST/MoST national press. MS students also have the option to continue with PhD after completion of MS in the same field. For a smooth transition, interested students are advised to choose thesis topics, in consultation with the faculty, whose scope can be expanded to the PhD research. PNEC students will also have to achieve the minimum academic standards required by NUST for admission to PhD.
Professional Development Courses
PNEC offers high standard of dynamic education through various professional development courses for professional growth of defense and civilian personnel in the competitive market. These courses are organized and conducted as a joint venture with various well reputed organizations/institutions. The certificates are endorsed by the concerned organizations/institutions like NUST, ORATECH, SBTE and PNEC itself. Following courses are conducted at Professional Development Centre in the most modern well-maintained state-of-the-art labs. 1.
Mechanical Desktop 6 Weeks BE (Mech) / DAE NAVAL TECHNICAL PROFESSIONAL COURSES
MARINE ENGINEERING SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT COURSE (MESMC)
COURSE
STARTING: July/August each year ELIGIBILITY:
BE Mechanical, MEO Competency certificate/one year shipboard experience
for Foreign Trainees. DURATION: 45
Weeks Qualifying % = 60
WEAPON ENGINEERING SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT COURSE (WESMC)
To
enhance the professional skills of the Naval Technical Officers in
the fields of Weapon Engineering, Weapon Engineering Systems Management
Course is offered at PNEC on annual basis. The course aims to train
Naval Engineers on technical and management aspects related to their
profession. This enhances the theoretical knowledge gained degree
course and develop the professional skills required of a Weapon Engineer
Officer on board ships. The WESMC has been designed on similar pattern
of SEMC (WE) conducted by Royal Navy. This course is also offered
to Naval officers of brotherly/friendly countries. COURSE
STARTING: July/August each year ELIGIBILITY: BE
Electrical, WEO Competency certificate/one year shipboard experience
for Foreign Trainees. DURATION: 45
Weeks Qualifying % = 60
Campus Facilities
The college campus is spread over an area of about seventy five acres comprising the administration block, four academic blocks, postgraduate studies centre, various labs & workshops, professional development centre, hostel and dining facilities etc. Space between various blocks is maintained with grassy fields and seasonal flowers. Sports facilities provide conducive atmosphere to the students. Following excellent facilities are available at the campus:
LABORATORIES & WORKSHOPS
Following well-equipped laboratories and workshops are available at the college for practical training of the students:
These laboratories/workshops are being fully utilized for running regular practicals and project related experiments for which relevant equipment, apparatus and machines are laid out. These facilities cater for a wide range of experimental studies and research required in various disciplines of Mechanical/Electrical/Electronics Engineering. |
