MIT Group of Institution, Moradabad - List of Professors and Faculty

Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh

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Dr. Anurag Malik

Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science & Engineering

Qualification - M. Tech, Phd.(Pursuing)

Academic Experience - 21 years

Mr. Vikas Kumar

Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science & Engineering

Qualification - M.Tech

Academic Experience - 26 years

Dr. Rajul K. Misra

Professor & Head, Department of Electrical Engineering

Qualification - Ph.D

Academic Experience - 26 years

rajulmisra71@gmail.com

Mr. Saurabh Saxena

Assistant Professor & Head, Department of Electrical Engineering

Qualification - M.Tech

Academic Experience - 15 years

Mohd. Saqib Qadeer

Assistant Professor & Head , Department of Civil Engineering

Qualification - M.E

Academic Experience - 10 Years

er.saqib89@gmail.com

Mr. Vinit Kumar

Assistant Professor, Department of Civil Engineering

Qualification - M.Tech

Academic Experience - 8 Years

vinitniet@gmail.com

Dr. Lalit Mohan Trivedi

Assistant Professor, Department of Applied Sciences & Humanities

Qualification - M.Sc. (Maths), LLB., Ph.D

Academic Experience - 17 Years

trivedidr.lalitmohan@yahoo.com

Ms. Nidhi Sharma

Assistant Professor, Department of Applied Sciences & Humanities

Qualification - M.A. (English), M.Ed

Academic Experience - 6 Years

nidhi.sharma440@gmail.com

Ms. Aditi Vishnoi

Assistant Professor, Department of MBA

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