Guru Teg Bahadur Khalsa Institute of Engg. & Technology

In the 56 th all India Sikh Education Conference held at Malout in 1988, it was decided that professional educational institutes be set up to provide opportunities for the growth and development of the youth of the Malwa region, particularly, and for the youth of the country generally. Consequently Guru Teg Bahadur Educational Trust, Malout was established under the benign patronage of Mahant Baba Tirath Singh ji, Head Sewa Panthi, Goniana Mandi.

Guru Teg Bahadur Khalsa Institute of Engineering & Technology ( GTBKIET ), Chhapianwali, (Malout) came into being On 31 st August,1997.

The Principal

Dr. O.P. Vinocha has done his M.Sc in Mathematics and M.Tech in Computer Sc.& Engg. and Ph.D. in IT is an eminent academician & able administrator. He has undertaken various research projects, guided many post graduates & doctorate students He has more than 45 research publications in National and International journals. Beside 34 years of teaching and research experience, Dr. O.P. Vinocha has also been the head of Computer Science department at SGN Khalsa College , Sri Ganganagar (Raj.).He is also a life time member of IEEE and executive member of committee of ISITA.

It is one of the institutions aimed to function as a pace setter for engineering education in the country and to foster national integration.The Institute is located about 350 KMs north-west of Delhi on the Malout-Ganganagar Route and overlooking the great Grand-Trunk Road. The college spreads over an area of 40 acres of land. It is fully residential and co-educational. The annual graduate intake is 360 students. The Institute is affiliated to Punjab Technical University which awards B.Tech. to our students after their successful completion of the specified courses. The Institute imparts education in the disciplines of Computer Science and Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Communication, Instrumentation Engineering and Mechanical Engineering.A number of seats are also reserved for Scheduled Caste/Tribes candidates from Punjab Govt and also from other state on state-wise quota. Seats are also reserved for the wards of personnel from paramilitary forces who have been killed or permanently disabled during war or hostility.

In addition to its sanctioned intake a few seats are also reserved by the Central Govt. for foreign students etc. Ministry of External Affairs, Govt. of India and the Indian Council of Cultural relations are the authorities to select candidates from the children of the staff serving in Indian missions abroad ( NRI seats)

Spanned over an area of 40 acres, including 8 acres of plantations and parks & situated on the outskirts of Malout. Guru Teg Bahadur Campus has been planned as a self sufficient micro-city. All the Buildings have maintenance free finish. The campus boasts of having energy efficient architectural concepts, artificially created water-bodies etc.