Department-of-H&BS

Department of Basic Sciences & Humanities (BS&H)

Overview

The Department of Basic Sciences & Humanities (BS&H) is one of the pioneering departments of the institute, established in 2006 along with the inception of the institution. Since its foundation, the department has played a pivotal role in supporting all engineering disciplines, forming the academic backbone for technical education.

At the time of establishment, the institute began engineering education with four branches, each having an intake of 60 students (Total: 240 students). Over the years, the institute has expanded significantly and now offers eight branches, each with an intake of 60 students (Total: 1020 students). Throughout this growth, the BS&H department has remained central to academic excellence and foundational learning.

Vision

To be a center of excellence in imparting fundamental knowledge in Basic Sciences and Humanities that empowers engineering students with strong analytical, scientific, and communication skills.


Mission

To provide basic and essential knowledge in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and Humanities to all engineering students.

To serve as the link between theoretical learning and application-oriented technical education.

To strengthen students’ conceptual understanding to support their professional progress in technical subjects.

To ensure students consistently perform well in semester-end examinations through effective teaching-learning practices.