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Faculty Profile

Mrs.  Neeru Mehta

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Associate Professor - Electronics Engineering at Ambedkar DSEU Shakarpur Campus – I (formerly known as Ambedkar Institute of Technology, Shakarpur)
  • Lecturer. Electronics Engg. /Medical Electronics & Instrumentation
  • M.E. (Control & Instrumentation). Delhi College of Engineering. DTU. Delhi
  • BE (Electronics 8 Instrumentation). Madras Institute of Technology. Anna University. CHROMEPET. Chennai
  • B.Sc. SSC. Delhi University

Ms. Neeru Mehta has been dedicated in R&D, Industrial, and Teaching profession for over 34 years. She has been engaged in various Academic, Development and Administrative roles. She is a staunch administrator with strong planning, organizational and leadership skills having an ability to motivate, direct & coordinate campus operations while maintaining high interest, student’s focus & achievements.

She has worked as Management Representative (MR) to achieve ISO certification for Ambedkar Institute of Technology as ISO 9001:2000 in 2005 upgraded to 9001:2008 to 9001:2015. She has organized and attended several workshops/conferences and Faculty development programs (National & International). She has guided several projects for the students. She has been a National Level position holder and won Position medals in Table-Tennis. She is a Life Member of the Biomedical Society of India, and an ISTE, CSI, DTU Alumni.

Courses Taught

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  • Medical electronics-1&2
  • Imaging Technique
  • Biotrasducer
  • Basic medical electronics
  • Bioengineering
  • Electronics devices and circuits 1,2 &3,
  • Digital electronics,
  • Instrumentation etc.

Research & Publications

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  • Mehta, P. K., Dahiya, B., Sharma, S., Singh, N., Dharra, R., Thakur, Z., et al. (2017). Immuno-PCR, a new technique for the serodiagnosis of tuberculosis. Journal of Microbiol Methods, 139, 218-229.
  • Mehta, P. K., Singh, N., Dharra, R., Dahiya, B., Sharma, S., Sheoran, A., et al. (2016). Diagnosis of tuberculosis based on the detection of a cocktail of mycobacterial antigen 85B, ESAT-6 and cord factor by immuno-PCR. Journal of Microbiological Methods, 127, 24-27.