The Zakir Husain College of Engineering & Technology with its foundation stone being laid on 21st November 1938, stands today as an epitome in the field of engineering and technology, manifesting quality education to build intellectual competitiveness.
ZHCET named after a great scholar of AMU and the former President of India, Dr. Zakir Husain, extends its arms for hundreds of students from across the country and abroad.
Technology education has become inevitable because encroachment of technology in each and every sphere of human life has left us craving for more. Thus, technology education is heralding its importance in this era of global leadership. It provides its students with modern educational facilities while retaining traditional values, as well as using its strong industrial contacts to shape young, talented individuals who can compete in the global arena.
In the present scenario, a booming institute is one which is flexible enough to mould itself according to the ever-changing prospects and demands of the country. ZHCET, too, is one such institution.
Zakir Husaain College of Engineering and Technology aims to provide knowledge according to the industry standards. The programme structure is designed, keeping in mind the needs of Industry standards and provides the students first hand experience in a variety of areas related with modern Technologies.
Apart from opening a host of avenues in Technology, the curriculum also enables the students to enter diverse fields. Alumni from the college are contributing to the growth of many industries and organizations all over the world.
The Zakir Husain College of Engineering & Technology offers courses in Undergraduate (B.Tech) as well as Post Graduate(M.Tech & Ph.D.) courses. The College offers undergraduate courses in 8 disciplines of Engineering.
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Department of Architecture
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Department of Chemical Engineering
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Department of Civil Engineering
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Department of Computer Engineering
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Department of Electrical Engineering
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Department of Electronics Engineering
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Department of Mechanical Engineering
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Centre for Petroleum Studies