School of Engineering and Technology
Computer Science and Engineering
The flagship engineering programme of SET – building computational thinkers, system designers, and
responsible technologists through a rigorous four-year curriculum and seven specialisation tracks.
About the Programme
Programme Details
Course at a Glance
180
8 Semesters
7
60
Engineering and Technology
Programme Structure
YEAR I - FOUNDATION
Building the base
YEAR II - CORE ENGINEERING
Mastering fundamentals
YEAR III - SPECIALISATION
Depth in chosen domain
Machine Learning · Cloud Computing · Web Technologies · Compiler
Design · 4 Domain Electives · Mini Project · Internship (6-8 weeks,
mandatory) · Open Elective
YEAR IV - CAPSTONE
From student to professional
Specialisations - 7 Tracks
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
Deep Learning · NLP · Computer Vision · LLMs · MLOps · AI Ethics and Governance
Data Science and Analytics
Big Data · Data Pipelines · Business Intelligence · Python and R · Statistical Modelling
Cyber Security
Network Security · Ethical Hacking · Cryptography · Digital Forensics · DPDPA 2023
Internet of Things
Embedded Systems · Edge Computing · Smart Sensors · MQTT · Industry 4.0
Cloud Computing and DevOps
AWS · Azure · GCP · Docker · Kubernetes · CI/CD Pipelines
Robotics and Automation
ROS · Computer Vision · Control Systems · Autonomous Vehicles · Mechatronics
Blockchain and Web3
Smart Contracts · Solidity · DeFi · Distributed Systems · Supply Chain
Curriculum Overview
Outcome-based education (OBE)
Every course maps to Course Outcomes, Programme Outcomes, and PEOs. Assessment is criterion-referenced. Curriculum is revised
annually based on attainment data.
Theory and lab integrated - 100 marks each
Mandatory industry exposure
NEP 2020 and Academic Bank of Credits
Eligibility Criteria
| Criterion | Requirement |
|---|---|
Qualifying exam | 10+2 (Class XII) or equivalent from any recognised board |
Mandatory subjects | Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics (PCM) - all three compulsory |
Minimum marks | 60% aggregate in PCM subjects (55% for SC / ST / PwD) |
Entrance exam | Valid JEE Main score OR Metro University Entrance Test (MET) |
Age | Minimum 17 years as on 1st October of admission year. No upper age limit. |
Selection | JEE Main / MET score → Counselling → Document verification → Seat allotment |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is JEE Main mandatory for admission?
A. No. Metro University accepts both JEE Main and its own MET. MET is conducted in January and May and is a fully recognised
route
Can I change my specialisation after admission?
A. Specialisation is selected at end of Year I. A one-time change is permitted up to Semester III with Dean’s approval, subject to
availability.
Is the internship compulsory?
A. Yes – 6 to 8 weeks between Year II and Year III. The T&P cell facilitates industry placements; students may also arrange independent
placements.
Can I earn credits via SWAYAM or NPTEL MOOCs?
A. Yes – up to 20% of elective credits through approved MOOCs of at least 8 weeks with a proctored examination. Prior Dean’s approval
required.