The MS Engg. by Research gives graduates the chance to advance their knowledge, comprehension, and expertise in the engineering research area of their choice well beyond the level of a taught master's degree, without having to conduct as much original research as a doctoral candidate. Exposure to the wide range of current engineering research will be a crucial component of research experience in the department.
You will acquire research skills in the first year in two different ways. In the beginning, you'll read the most recent literature, frequently in reading groups, attend pertinent research seminars and lectures to hear from top authorities in your field of study, and attend suitable training courses to hone skills for your project and future profession. Second, the student will engage in research projects and create solutions to issues related to the theme of their research. External mentoring occurs frequently, and you'll build your work in association with academics, researchers from industry, and others.
