CSE
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering was established with an intake of 60 for the Under Graduate Program and enhanced to 180 in 2018.
The CSE department has obtained AICTE permission to start a new undergraduate course – Computer Science & Engineering (Artificial Intelligence (AI&ML)) from the academic year (2020-21).
The department is equipped with dedicated and experienced faculty who continuously upgrade their skills under the guidance of the founder Director Neil Gogte, who is one of the stalwarts in Computer Science & Engineering. The department highly encourages Industry Institute Interaction to bridge the gap between Industry and the Institute by fulfilling their expectations in conducting various workshops for students on the latest emerging trends and technologies, which makes the students explore and undertake challenging tasks confidently. The department has collaborated with reputed Organizations to explore, build, develop, and enhance technical skills in trending technologies among faculty and students.
CSE(AI&ML)
This 4-year undergraduate course in Computer Science & Engineering with a specialization in Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning is designed to make professionals technically sound in advanced learning systems that are based on algorithms of Artificial Intelligence.
NGIT offers a four-year undergraduate B.Tech course in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning which aims to develop a strong foundation by using the principles and technologies that consist of many facets of Artificial Intelligence including logic, knowledge representation, probabilistic models, and machine learning. This course is best suited for students seeking to build world-class expertise in Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and emerging technologies which help to stand in the crowd and grow careers in the upcoming technological era.
H&S
The Department of Humanities & Science at NGIT has highly qualified and experienced faculty. The department of H&S focuses on laying sound foundations through basic sciences and language skills which act as the fulcrum of all advanced learning activities of students of technology.