Faculties
- Engineering Faculty (including Departments of Mechanical Engineering (B.c and M.s), Civil Engineering (B.c, M.s and Phd), Electrical Engineering (Electronic) (B.c, M.s and Phd), Antenna Design (B.c, M.s and Phd), Telecommunication (B.c, M.s and Phd), Power engineering (B.c, M.s), Signal Processing (B.c, M.s) and Mining Engineering (B.c, M.s), and Computer Engineering (B.c, M.s)).
- Science Faculty (including Departments of Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Geology).
- Agriculture Faculty.
- Literature & Humanities & Social Sciences Faculty.
- Veterinary Faculty.
- Arts Faculty.
- Natural Sources Faculty.
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