Hello Vinay,

M.Tech. in Water Resources Engineering is a 2- year, full- time course divided into 4 semesters, with each semester lasting a period of 6 months. Water Resources Engineering is a specialty of civil engineering that focuses on water supplies, irrigation and waste disposal. It also addresses methods for controlling water to avoid water-related damage.

Major course work addresses topics in fluid mechanics, water quality, resource development, subsurface hydrology and aquatic transport. Graduate-level students can sometimes choose to focus on subsurface water, surface water or watershed modelling.

Water Resource Engineers are responsible for creating new equipment and systems to increase the effectiveness and efficiency of water treatment and aquatic resource management. A typical workday involves the analysis of data from relevant areas, then designing new or improved facilities to enhance the cleansing effects of the water treatment system.

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