The M.Tech program in Geomechanics and Structures is an advanced postgraduate course that focuses on the interplay between soil mechanics, rock mechanics, and structural engineering. Spanning two years and divided into four semesters, this program aims to equip students with specialized knowledge and skills to analyze and design structures considering the behavior of the surrounding geological materials. The curriculum covers a wide range of subjects, including geotechnical engineering, foundation engineering, structural analysis, and design of underground structures. Students delve into both theoretical principles and practical applications, gaining insights into the behavior of soil and rock under different conditions and its impact on the stability and performance of structures. Specialized courses may include slope stability, tunneling, earthquake engineering, and geotechnical instrumentation. These courses allow students to explore specific aspects of geomechanics and structures based on their interests and career goals. The program often incorporates hands-on projects, laboratory work, and field visits to provide practical experience and real-world applications. The M.Tech Geomechanics and Structures program emphasizes research and development, offering opportunities for students to engage in research projects and contribute to advancements in the field. Additionally, students may participate in seminars, workshops, and interactions with industry experts to stay updated on emerging trends and technologies in geomechanics and structural engineering. Upon completion of the program, graduates are well-prepared for a range of roles in geotechnical engineering, underground construction, and structural design. The M.Tech Geomechanics and Structures program serves as a comprehensive platform for students to become experts in the dynamic fields of geomechanics and structural engineering, contributing to innovative solutions in construction and infrastructure development.