Mining

MINING ENGINEERING DEPARTEMENT

Department of Mining Engineering is the newest, and it started in 2010. Over the last decades, we have grown our expertise and competence in the core Mining Engineering curriculum and research. The department has a UG program (B. Tech in Mining Engineering). The department is devoted to quality teaching, outstanding research, and development activities with its highly qualified faculty members. Due to the availability of nearby mining bodies such as NMDC and Nagarnar Steel Plant, students gain industrial visits and practical experience.

The department today offers well-equipped laboratories, a rich library, digital infrastructure, smart classrooms, and an ambience conducive to effective learning.

Courses Offered

S. No	Year	Course	University	Sanction Intake

1	2010	B.E. in Mining Engineering	CSVTU(Bhilai)	60
2	2014	B.Tech in Mining Engineering	CSVTU(Bhilai)	60

Vision of the Department

To develop mining engineers capable to cope up with the challenges of mining and mineral industries.

Mission of the Department

M1: Recognition as a premier mining engineering Education Centre by all stak holders.

M2:ToEnsure Quality Education to meet the needs of mining engineering profession & society..

M3: Achieve Excellence through creative teaching and learning.

M4:Exploration and production of minerals with due regard to health and safety.

Programme Educational Objectives (PEOs)

PEOs

Under the Mechanical Engineering undergraduate program, department has a goal to produce Mechanical Engineers who will:

PEO1

Apply knowledge to provide the real life solution for industries and societies.

PEO2

Utilize their skills of effective communication, team work and project management to
improve work productivity within their profession and communities.

PEO3

Inculcate an attitude for lifelong learning process and conduct themselves in a
responsive, professional and ethical manner.

Program Outcomes (POs)

PO1 Engineering Knowledge	Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, Engineering fundamentals, and a Mechanical engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems..
PO2 Problem Analysis	Identify, formulate, research literature, and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering sciences.
PO3 Design & Development of Solutions	Design solutions for complex engineering problems and design system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for the public health and safety, and the cultural, societal, and environmental considerations.
PO4 Conduct investigations of complex problems	Use research base knowledge and research method including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions.
PO5 Modern Tool Usage	Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to comple engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations.
PO6 Engineer and Society	Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal, and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the professional engineering practice.
PO7 Environment and Sustainability	Understand the impact of the professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for sustainable development.
PO8 Ethics	Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice.
PO9 Individual and Team Work	Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.
PO10 Communication	Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and with society at large, such as, being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions.
PO11 Project Management and Finance	Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the engineering and management principles and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.
PO12 Life-long Learning	Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of technological change.

List of Program Specific Outcomes (PSO’s)

By the completion of Mechanical Engineering program the student will have the following Program Specific Outcomes

PSO1 Modeling & Analysis: The ability to adapt in the areas of design and development using available software for modeling and analysis.

PSO2 Recommend Solution: The ability to apply acquired theoretical knowledge to provide the recommend solutions for the challenges and requirements of industry or in any other sectors where they are employed.

PSO3 Futuristic Progress: The ability to make use of acquired technical knowledge for qualifying in competitive examinations for a successful career upholding high moral and ethical values or to pursue higher studies or research.

Lab Facilities

The department has the following well-equipped laboratories and facilities to supplement theory with practice: Mine MachineryLab, Mine Ventilation Lab, Mine Surveying Lab, Surpac& AutoCAD For Mine Planning, Rock Mechanics Lab, Rock Strength Testing Lab, Mine Geology Lab,

Glimpses of Mining Facilities

Meet The Team

Joining Date – 24thOct.2019 Qualifications - M. Tech (Mining Engg.) & Ph.D. (Mining Engg.) Experience – 8 Years

Mr. Gurudev ChaudharyDesignation – Assistant Professor& HOD (In study Leave)

Joining Date – 1st Oct. 2016 Qualifications - M. Tech (Heat Power Engg.) & Ph.D. (Mechanical) Experience – 10 Years

Mr. Dilbag Mondloe Designation - Assistant Professor& In-charge HOD

JJoining Date – 03th Aug.2016 Qualifications - M. Tech (MiningEngg.) Experience – 8 Years

Mr. Mukesh Kumar SahuDesignation – Assistant Professor(Part Time)

Joining Date – 5th Oct. 2016 Qualifications - M. Tech (Mining Engg.) Experience – 9 Years

Mr. Aditya JhaDesignation - Assistant Professor(Part Time)

Joining Date – 22thJan. 2018 Qualifications - M. Tech (Mining Engg.) Experience – 06 Years 03 Months

Mr. Siddharth JenaDesignation - Assistant Professor(Part Time)

JJoining Date – 18th Aug. 2018 Qualifications - M.Tech (Mining Engg.) Experience – 6 Years

Mr. Sanjay Kumar YadavDesignation - Assistant Professor(Part Time)

JJoining Date – 1st Oct. 2016 Qualifications - M. Tech (Mining Engg.) Experience – 8 Years

Mr. Chetan YadavDesignation - Assistant Professor(Part Time)

Joining Date – 6th Oct. 2016 Qualifications - M. Tech ( MiningEngg.) Experience – 6 Years

Mr. Chumman Lal SahuDesignation - Assistant Professor(Part Time)

Joining Date – 21 june 2024 Qualifications - M. Tech (Mining Engg.) Experience – 10 Months

Mr. Adarsh ShrivastavaDesignation - Assistant Professor(Part Time)

Joining Date – 27thMay. 1996 Qualifications - M.Sc (Applied Geology) Experience – 28 Years

Shree D.L. SethiyaSupporting Staff, Designation – Technical Assistant

Faculty Achievement

S. No.	Name of faculty	Achievements
1	Mr. Gurudev Chaudhary	2^nd Class Mine Manager competency Certificate Holder(Coal)
2	Mr. Aditya Jha	2^nd Class Mine Manager competency Certificate Holder(Metal)
3	Mr. Mukesh Kumar Sahu	2^nd Class Mine Manager competency Certificate Holder(Coal)
4	Mr. Siddharth Jena	2^nd Class Mine Manager competency Certificate Holder(Metal)
5	Mr. Sanjay Yadav	2^nd Class Mine Manager competency Certificate Holder(Coal)
6	Mr. Chumman Lal Sahu	2^nd Class Mine Manager competency Certificate Holder(Coal)
7	Mr. ChetanYadav	2^nd Class Mine Manager competency Certificate Holder(Coal)
8	Mr. Adarsh Shrivastava	2^nd Class Mine Manager competency Certificate Holder(Metal)

GATE performance

S. NO.	Name of student	Branch	Applied stream	All India rank	Marks out of 100	Academic Year
1	Nikhil Sande	Mining	MN	61	54.00	2024-25
2	Deepak Kumar	Mining	MN	142	49.00	2024-25
3	Niteesh Kumar	Mining	MN	687	36.33	2024-25
4	Praveen kalet	Mining	MN	1352	29	2025-26
5	Anubhav Sen	Mining	MN	1497	28	2025-26
6	Rohan Prajapati	Mining	MN	1626	27	2025-26
7	Satish Kumar Deshmukh	Mining	MN	1868	25	2025-26
8	Kamalnarayan Sahu	Mining	MN	2539	21	2025-26

MEWA (Mining Engineering Welfare Associations)

About

MEWA is among the most active student bodies in the institute. Every Mining Engineering student beginning with the second year in the program at JSGEC is a member of MEWA. Mentored by experienced faculty members of the Mining Engineering department, students take upon many initiatives that prepare them to face the challenges of the future. The department newsletter also sees significant contributions from MEWA.

Objectives

To Promote the interaction between academia and industry by organizing industrial visits, special lectures and facilitate in industrial training
Promoting the interests of students in various technical areas pertaining to Mining engineering
To encourage students of the Mining Engineering department to develop their personal skills, like event management & time management by organizing inter & inter Collegiate Events
To bring about the technical development of students by organizing seminars, workshops and other activities.

Outcomes

The students will be able to

Develop their technical and non-technical competitive skill.
Develop their communication skills, managerial abilities, presentation skills and team work.

Role of the Faulty Coordinator:

The faculty coordinator will be responsible for team selection.
The faculty coordinator of 2^nd, 3^rd& 4^th year is also faculty Coordinator of MEWA.
Faculty coordinators have all rights to terminate any non performing member in the committee.
All purchases for event conduction must be processed through faculty coordinator.
All events should be conducted under the guidance of respective coordinator as well as respective event coordinators.

Team Selection Policy:

Academic result is considered for the post of President and Vice-President.
All second year students is committee members of MEWA.
All interested students for committee members are called for interview.
The interview is conducted by faculty coordinator, Senior faculties and President in Semester II and charge is handed over to new President and committee members.

MEWA committee for 2024-25

President – Pratistha Joshi(8^th Sem.)

Vice President – KamalnarayanSahu (8^th Sem)

Secretary - Kanishk Tandan (6^th Sem)

Vice Secretary – Vinita Patel (6^th Sem)

Treasurer – Mukesh Patel(6^th Sem), Pranay Chaudhary (4^th Sem)

Coordinator - Akash Verma(4^th Sem) Pramod (4^th Sem), Ashtha(4^th Sem), Meera (6^th Sem)

CONTACT US
Department of Mining Engineering
J.S. Govt. Engineering College
Dharampura-3
Jagdalpur-494001
Ph. :( 07782) 229439 Fax: 07782-229409
Email id – mining@gecjdp.ac.in
Website: www.gecjdp.ac.in