MSBTE K-Scheme Syllabus for Production Engineering Diploma

MSBTE K-Scheme Syllabus for Production Engineering Diploma

 

The Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education (MSBTE) has introduced the K-Scheme Syllabus for Production Engineering Diploma Course. This revised MSBTE K-Scheme Production Engineering Syllabus is designed to be industry-focused and aligned with latest technology trends to enhance student employability. The Production Engineering Diploma K-Scheme consists of 6 semesters, each covering essential subjects to develop core technical skills.

 

 

 

MSBTE Production Engineering First Semester Syllabus (PG1K)

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Sr.	Subject Names and Codes
1.	Basic Mathematics (BMS) - 311302
2.	Communication Skills (English) (ENG) - 311303
3.	Basic Science (Physics & Chemistry) (BSC) - 311305
4.	Fundamentals of ICT (ICT) - 311001
5.	Yoga and Meditation (YAM) - 311003
6.	Engineering Workshop Practices (Mechanical, Electrical and allied branches) (EWP) - 311005
7.	Engineering Graphics (Civil, Electrical, Mechanical and allied branches) (EGR) - 311006

 

 

 

 

MSBTE Production Engineering Second Semester Syllabus (PG2K)

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Sr.	Subject Names and Codes
1.	Applied Mathematics (AMS) - 312301
2.	Applied Science (Applied Physics & Chemistry) (ASC) - 312308
3.	Engineering Drawing (EDG) - 312311
4.	Engineering Mechanics (EGM) - 312312
5.	Manufacturing Technology (MPR) - 312313
6.	Professional Communication (PCO) - 312002
7.	Social and Life Skills (SFS) - 312003

 

 

 

 

 

MSBTE Production Engineering Third Semester Syllabus (PG3K)

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Sr.	Subject Names and Codes
1.	Strength of Materials (SOM) - 313308
2.	Production Drawing (PDR) - 313311
3.	Industrial Fluid Power (IFP) - 313315
4.	Metrology and Measurement (MAM) - 313316
5.	Mechanical Engineering Materials (MEM) - 313317
6.	Essence of Indian Constitution (EIC) - 313002
7.	Computer Aided Drafting (CAD) - 313006

 

 

 

 

MSBTE Production Engineering Fourth Semester Syllabus (PG4K)

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Sr.	Subject Names and Codes
1.	Environmental Education and Sustainability (EES) - 314301
2.	Thermal Engineering (TEG) - 313310
3.	Theory of Machines (TOM) - 313313
4.	Production Processes (PPR) - 314340
5.	Basic Electrical and Electronics (BEE) - 312020
6.	Fundamentals of Python Programming (FPP) - 313007
7.	Entrepreneurship Development and Startups (EDS) - 314014
8.	Machine Maintenance and Safety (MTS) - 314016

 

 

 

 

MSBTE Production Engineering Fifth Semester Syllabus (PG5K)

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Sr.	Subject Names and Codes
1.	Emerging Trends in Mechanical Engineering (ETM) - 315363
2.	Production and Operation Management (POM) - 315368
3.	Tool Engineering (TEN) - 315369
4.	Seminar and Project Initiation Course (SPI) - 315003
5.	CNC Programming (CNP) - 315010
6.	Internship (12 Weeks) (ITR) - 315004
7.	Process Engineering (PEN) - 315366 or
8.	Product Design and Development (PDD) - 315367 or
9.	Material Handling Systems (MHS) - 315370

 

 

 

 

MSBTE Production Engineering Sixth Semester Syllabus (PG6K)

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Sr.	Subject Names and Codes
1.	Emerging Trends in CO and IT (ETI) - 316301
2.	Management (MAN) - 316302
3.	Software Engineering (SEC) - ?
4.	Network and Information Security (NIS) - 316002
5.	Capstone Project (CPE) - 316001
6.	Artificial Intelligence (AIN) - 316304
7.	Network and Information Security (NIS) - 316305
8.	Web-Based Application Development using PHP (WBP) - 316306

 

 

 

In addition to core subjects, students enrolled in the MSBTE K-Scheme Production Engineering Diploma will have the option to choose electives based on their interests and career goals. The availability of elective subjects may vary across different colleges and institutes.