Engineering Project Kits
Sixteen ready website and app projects for your mini project or final-year submission. Every kit is the complete working source code plus a step-by-step instructions handbook that takes you from a blank laptop to a running demo. Flat ₹1,999 per project, software only — nothing to buy, wire or solder.
What is actually in a kit
The reason most students get stuck is not writing the code. It is everything around it: which version of which software to install, why the database import fails, what that one red error in the terminal means, and how to answer when the examiner asks why you chose this structure. So the handbook is not a README. It is the larger half of what you are paying for.
💻 The complete source code
Every file, working end to end — not a demo with the important parts removed. Delivered as access to a private GitHub repository, or a zip file if you prefer.
📖 The instructions handbook
A PDF that walks you through installing the software, importing the database, running the project, and what each folder does. Written for someone who has never set up a project before.
🗃 A sample database
Pre-filled with realistic demo data, so the first time you open the project it already looks like something — not an empty form with no records.
📷 Screenshots of every screen
Useful for checking your setup looks right, and for the screenshots section your college will almost certainly ask you to paste into your report.
❓ Viva preparation notes
The questions examiners actually ask — why this database design, what happens if two users submit at once, where is the validation — with answers you can say in your own words.
💬 Setup help on WhatsApp
If it will not run on your machine, message us. We will get it running. This is the part no Telegram seller gives you.
Choose your project
All sixteen are the same price. Pick by what your college has approved and what you would genuinely enjoy explaining for twenty minutes, because you will have to.
Management systems (web)
The classic, safest choice. Every one of these has the module structure an examiner expects: login roles, master data, transactions and reports.
Hospital Management System
Register patients, book them with a doctor, record the prescription and raise the bill. Separate logins for the reception desk, the doctor and the admin.
Hotel Management & Booking
Room inventory with live availability, reservations against a date range, check-in and check-out, and an invoice at the end of the stay.
College Student Management
Admission entry, subject-wise attendance, internal and semester marks, and a printable report card. The project most colleges accept without argument.
Library Management System
Book catalogue with search, issue and return against a student ID, due-date tracking and automatic fine calculation on overdue returns.
Inventory & Billing System
Stock in and stock out, a billing counter that prints a GST-style invoice, low-stock alerts and a day-wise sales summary.
Blood Bank Management
Donor registry, unit stock split by blood group, hospital requests and a matching search that finds the nearest available donor.
Portals & platforms (web)
A step up in scope. These involve more than one kind of user with different permissions, which is what makes them interesting in a viva.
Online Examination Portal
A question bank the teacher fills, timed tests the student attempts, automatic evaluation the moment they submit, and a result sheet with the answer key.
E-Commerce Store
Product catalogue, cart, checkout and order history on the student side; products, stock and order status on the admin side. Payment gateway wired in test mode.
Placement Cell Portal
Students build a profile and upload a resume, the placement officer posts company drives with eligibility rules, and the portal filters who can apply.
Courier & Parcel Tracking
Book a consignment, generate a tracking number, update status at each hop and show the customer a delivery timeline. Separate view for the delivery agent.
Mobile apps
Pick one of these if your college wants a mobile project or you want something to show in interviews. All of them are software only — nothing to buy, wire or solder.
Home Automation App
Room-wise control of lights, fans and appliances with schedules and one-tap scenes. Runs against a simulated device service, and the control layer is written so real hardware can be connected later.
Expense Tracker & Budget
Log spending against categories, set a monthly budget per category, and see where the month actually went in charts. Works offline.
QR Attendance App
The teacher shows a QR code that changes every few seconds, students scan it to mark themselves present, and the app builds subject-wise attendance reports.
Fitness & Health Tracker
Workout logging, water and calorie targets, step count from the phone sensor, and a streak that survives a missed day the way real habit apps do.
Women’s Safety SOS App
One tap sends your live location to chosen contacts over SMS and a shared link, with a shake-to-trigger option and a loud siren. A genuinely useful demo topic.
Crop Advisory App
Farmer enters crop, soil type and sowing date; the app returns an irrigation and fertiliser schedule and pulls live weather to warn about rain. No sensors involved.
How ordering works
There is no checkout on this website and no account to create. It is a conversation on WhatsApp, which means you can ask questions before you pay rather than after.
- Tap “Order on WhatsApp” on the project you want. The message is already written — just send it.
- Tell us your stack. Colleges differ: some insist on PHP and MySQL, some want Python or Java, some do not care. Say what yours requires and we will confirm before you pay whether we can deliver it that way.
- Pay ₹1,999 by UPI to the ID we send you. One payment, no subscription, no extra charge later.
- Get access. Send us your GitHub username and we add you to the private repository, usually the same day. The handbook and sample database come across on WhatsApp at the same time.
- Get it running. Follow the handbook. If anything fails, message us rather than giving up at midnight the day before submission.
Read this before you buy
We would rather lose a sale than have you in trouble at your viva, so here is the honest version.
A kit is a starting point, not a submission. What you are buying is a working, well-structured project to learn from, set up, customise and extend — the way a professional developer starts from an existing codebase rather than an empty folder. You are expected to understand it. Read the handbook properly, change something in it, and be able to explain any screen the examiner points at. A student who has done that has genuinely learnt more than one who spent three weeks fighting a login form and never got to the interesting part.
Your college’s rules are yours to check. Institutions differ in what they permit regarding reference code and outside help. That is between you and your guide, and it is your responsibility to check it before you order. We do not write your report for you, we do not attend your viva, and we will not pretend to your college that we were not involved.
The written report is not included. Your black book, project report or synopsis has to be in your college’s own format, with your own name, your guide’s name and your own words. The handbook and the viva notes give you the technical content to write it from, but the document itself is yours to produce.
Everything is software. There is no hardware in any of these, including the home automation app — it runs against a simulated device service, and the control layer is written so that a real board could be connected later if you ever want to take it further. If your college insists on a physical hardware component, none of these kits will satisfy that requirement on its own, and you should tell us so before paying.
What technology each one uses
Most Maharashtra colleges ask for one of three things, so rather than lock every project to a single stack we confirm it with you when you order. The web projects are normally delivered as PHP with MySQL, which is what most syllabi expect and what runs easiest on a college lab machine. If your department wants something more current we can discuss Python with Django or a JavaScript front end with a Node back end. The mobile apps are built with Flutter, so a single codebase runs on Android and iOS and you only have one thing to install. Ask on WhatsApp before you pay — if we cannot deliver your project in the stack your college demands, we will tell you rather than take your money.
Why this one is paid when everything else here is free
It is a fair question, given that this site gives away question banks, mock tests, previous-year papers and counselling without charging anyone. The difference is what the thing is. An article is written once and helps a hundred thousand students at no extra cost, so charging for it would be indefensible. A project kit is different: each one is weeks of building, testing on a fresh machine, writing a handbook that a beginner can actually follow, and then answering setup questions from every student who buys it one at a time. That last part in particular does not scale, and it is the part students value most. ₹1,999 is roughly what one week of a tuition class costs, for something you keep and learn from. Everything else on MasterMan stays free, and that is what this pays for.