Government College of Engineering - [GCOEA], Amravati - List of Professors and Faculty

Amravati, Maharashtra

Public (Autonomous) College

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Faculty Details

73total faculty

Professor Dilip Janardhan Chaudhari

Professor & Head, Department of Civil Engineering and Applied Mechanics

09987995850

chaudhari.dilip@gcoea.ac.in

Dr. Shamal Keshao Doifode

Associate Professor, Department of Applied Chemistry

09370103025

doifode.shamal@gcoea.ac.in

Miss Hemlata Vishnupant Patile

Assistant Professor, Department of Applied Chemistry

09860625962

atile.hemlata@gcoea.ac.in

Professor A. S. Sindekar

HOD, Department of Electrical Engineering

0721-2660850

sindekar.anil@gcoea.ac.in

Dr. Prashant N. Chatur

Associate Professor, Department of Electronics & Tele Communication Engineering

0721-2660917

chatur.prashant@gcoea.ac.in

Professor A. V. Deorankar

Professor, Department of Civil Engineering

Umesh Madhukarrao Thorkar

Assistant Professor and HOD, Department of Instrumentation Engineering

0721-2660850

thorkar.umesh@gcoea.ac.in

Dr. Rajendra Sevakram Dalu

Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering

0721-2662889

dalu.rajendra@gcoea.ac.in

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