BP Poddar Institute of Management and Technology, Kolkata

B.P. Poddar Institute of Management and Technology (BPPIMT), Kolkata was established in 1999, under B. P. Poddar Foundation for Education. It was initially affiliated to the University of Kalyani (in the year 1999) and later on in the year 2001 as per the instruction of Government of West Bengal, the Institute was affiliated to the West Bengal University of Technology (WBUT), Kolkata.It is approved by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), New Delhi. The vision of the college is to develop an institution of excellence for advancement of science and technology and for creation of professionals with high sense of ethical values and commitment to the society, capable of functioning unfettered by the shackles of caste, creed, political dogmas and religious parochialism, to effectively contribute to and lead in the shaping of the nation. The Institute has two state of the art campuses, one for Engineering discipline and other for Management courses. The main campus holds B.Tech and MCA courses at a prime location on V.I.P Road, close to the Kolkata Airport and the Salt Lake Campus, which is adjacent to the Salt Lake Electronic Complex and near WEBEL Bus Stop.

Department

• Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering

• Department of Computer Science Engineering

• Department of Electrical Engineering

• Department of Information Technology

• Department of Computer Application

• Department of Applied Sciences & Humanities

• Department of Physics

• Department of Chemistry

• Department of Mathematics

• Department of Computer Application

• Department of Business Administration

Research

• Development of New Electrostatic Theory Based Model Voltage Gated Potassium Ion Channel

• Study of pattern formation in spatiotemporal systems and network of nonlinear oscillators in external environment

• Spectroscopic study of nuclei near proton drip line – 109,111 I, UGC-DAE Consortium for Scientific Research

• Mathematical Modeling for Prevention of Crack Propagation in Composites

Facilities