International Conference on “Emerging Trends in Engineering and Technology” College of Engineering, Teerthanker Mahaveer University organized a two day International Conference on “Emerging trends in Engineering and Technology” on 6th and 7th April 2012. This two days international conference on Emerging trends in Engineering and Technology was a premier gathering of academicians, engineers, scientists, technologists, industrialists, students and others interested in sharing ideas, knowledge and experiences. The conference provided an international forum for researchers to exchange of ideas in recent advances on various aspects of theories, analysis, experimentation and computational methods in engineering and technology. 550 abstracts from different countries around the world were received. These submissions were sent to reviewers for review.  Finally 135 full length papers were accepted for the conference from Malaysia, Norway, Bahrain, Nigeria, Sultanate of Oman, Egypt, Iran, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and India. Honorable Chancellor, Shri Suresh Jain declared the conference open on 6th April, 2012. In his inaugural address he inspired participating researchers, academicians, and professionals to live conscientiously with scientific and modern outlook without missing true Indians.  Honorable Group Vice Chairman, Shri Manish Jain expressed his best wishes for the success of the conference.  Prof. N. K. Joshi, Conference Chair and Director, College of Engineering introduced the theme of the conference. Honorable Vice Chancellor, Prof R. K. Mittal welcomed the delegates and discussed the relevance of such gathering in terms of sharing the knowledge and experiences in the fields of Engineering and Technology. Prof M.M Pant who is widely regarded as a leading expert in the area of Computer Engineering and Information Technology delivered the keynote address. Prof. Pant has been the Pro-Vice Chancellor at Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU), Senior Faculty at IIT – Kanpur, MLNR Engineering College and Faculty at University of Western Ontario-Canada .He broadly discussed the emerging areas of Engineering & Technology and mentioned their utilization in making Indian technology vast, deep and research oriented. Mr. Kapil Lakhtakia, Former Vice President of IBM and Mahindra Satyam, presently working as Consultant for World Bank and Mr. Sanjiva Dubey, former CEO Bhilwara Infotech and President of Raffles Software Singapore, presently Asia Pacific Service Delivery Executive of IBM graced the occasion as special guests. Towards the end of the Inaugural Session, proceedings’ of the conference carrying 135 short listed papers was released by Hon’ble Chancellor, TMU and other dignitaries. Prof. R.K. Mudgal, Registrar, TMU proposed vote of thanks wishing the participants every success in their deliberations. Technical Sessions: The two days conference included six parallel tracks. On 6th April there were 3 parallel tracks in computer engineering, mechanical engineering and electronics. On 7th April again 3 parallel tracks in civil engineering, electrical engineering and computer engineering at 3 different venues were scheduled. Day 1: Track I: Computer Science and Engineering Chaired by Mr. Kapil Lakhtakia, Consultant World Bank, Former VP, IBM  Track II: Electronics Engineering Chaired by Mr. Sanjiva Dubey, Asia Pacific Service Delivery Exe. IGA, IBM  Track III: Mechanical Engineering Chaired by Prof. D S Murti, Pantnagar University  Day 2: Track I: Computer Science & Engineering Chaired by Dr Anurag Awasthi, Director,Noida Engineering College Track II: Electrical Engineering Chaired by Dr. M P Thapaliyal, HNB University, Srinagar Track III: Civil Engineering Chaired by Prof. Izharul Haq Farooqi, AMU In valedictory session Prof N.K. Joshi, Conference Chair presented the report of the technical sessions and summed up the two days conference. The conference provided a good opportunity for experts to familiarize themselves with a broad spectrum of recent trends and issues in the wide field of engineering and technology. The conference also raised a potential for collaboration between institutions and organizations.