Department of Civil Engineering

About the Department

Welcome to the Department of Civil Engineering at National Institute of Technology, Mizoram. The Civil Engineering Department stands as a beacon of learning, providing a comprehensive four-year program that paves the way towards a Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering. Additionally, we extend an invitation to aspiring scholars for our immersive full-time Master’s Degree in Structural Engineering.

Our department also offers Ph.D. in Civil Engineering, where passionate individuals can delve deep into their chosen area of study.
Our students are well-versed in the foundational elements of civil engineering while remaining attuned to the rapid evolution of modern technology and practices. Join us at the Department of Civil Engineering, and together, let’s build a future that’s both structurally sound and ingeniously inventive.

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Head of Department

Dr. Kumar Raja Vanapalli

Email: [email protected]

Department Contact Information

Head of Department
Department of Civil Engineering
National Institute of Technology Mizoram
Aizawl, Mizoram – 796012

Ph: +91 1234 567 890
Email: kumar.ce[at]nitmz.ac.in
Website: https://nitmz.ac.in/department/civil-engineering

News

Congratulations to Dr. Amit Yadav (Asst. Prof.) for his recent publication "Vibration behavior of sandwich circular cylindrical shells with auxetic lattice core and CNT-reinforced facesheets" in the prestigious journal - Thin -Walled Structures, Elsevier.

Congratulations to Dr. Amit Yadav (Asst. Prof.) for his recent publication “Vibration behavior of sandwich circular cylindrical shells with auxetic lattice core and CNT-reinforced facesheets” in the prestigious journal – Thin -Walled Structures, Elsevier.

Congratulation Dr. Amit Yadav, Asst. Prof., Dept. of CE for receiving a grant of 27 lakhs under ANRF - PM ECRG scheme for a project of 3 years duration.new_blink

B.Tech and M.Tech Time Table for Even Semester 2024-25

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B.Tech Final Year Project Advisor Allotment For Academic Year 2024-25

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The Department of Civil Engineering along with Mechanical Engineering is organising a 5-day Offline Workshop on "Navigating the Terrain: EXPLORING THE Challenges and Fintech Solutions OF Solid Waste Management IN URBAN HILLY AREAS". The workshop is scheduled from 29th July 2024 to 02nd August 2024. This workshop is part of the project titled “Training and Skilling Manpower for Smart Solid Waste Management in Urban Hilly Areas”, which is sponsored by IBITF IIT Bhillai.

Congratulations to Dr. Badrinarayan Ratha (IPDF), Dr. Amit Yadav (Assistant Professor) and Dr. Bijayananda Mohanty (Associate Professor) for their recent publication "Chloride diffusion behaviour and structural performance of basalt fiber-reinforced concrete beam in marine environment." in the prestigious journal - Structures, Elsevier.

Congratulations to Dr. Naseeba Parveen (Temporary Faculty) and Dr. Kumar Raja Vanapalli (Assistant Professor) for their recent publication on "Phytotoxicity of trihalomethanes and trichloroacetic acid on Vigna radiata and Allium cepa plant models" in the prestigious Journal - Environmental Science and Pollution Research.

Congratulations to Mr. Abhijeet Ravindra Sahane (B.Tech 3rd year) and Mr. Nongdren Lourembam (Ph.D. Scholar) for securing 2nd prize (Category II) and 3rd prize (Category III) at Waste Reduction Hackathon organised by NIT Mizoram and Mizoram Pollution Control Board.

Congratulations to Mr. Rudra Pratap Singh (Research Scholar), Dr. Bijayananda Mohanty (Ass. Prof, and Dean P&D) and Dr. Kumar Raja Vanapalli (Assistant Professor) for their recent publication "Durability assessment of fly ash, GGBS, and silica fume based geopolymer concrete with recycled aggregates against acid and sulfate attack" in the prestigious - Journal of Building Engineering.

Congratulations to Mr. Rudra Pratap Singh (Research Scholar) and Dr. Bijayananda Mohanty (Ass. Prof.) for their recent publication "Effect of waste glass powder on the durability and microstructural properties of fly ash-GGBS based alkali activated concrete containing 100 % recycled concrete aggregate" in the prestigious - Journal of Construction and Building Materials.