School of Engineering

A Diploma in Mining Engineering typically has a duration of 3 years and is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the principles and practices involved in the mining industry. The curriculum covers various subjects, including mineral exploration, mine design, drilling and blasting techniques, environmental management, and safety regulations. Students gain practical skills through laboratory work, field visits, and internships in mining operations. This diploma prepares graduates for entry-level positions in mining companies, consultancy firms, or government agencies, equipping them with the necessary technical and managerial skills to thrive in the dynamic field of mining engineering.

M.Tech. in Mining Engineering is a 2-year postgraduate program designed to deepen knowledge and skills in the exploration, extraction, and processing of minerals. This course covers advanced topics such as mine design, environmental impact assessment, mineral processing, and rock mechanics, combining theoretical learning with practical applications. Students acquire insights into sustainable mining practices, safety management, and the latest technology in the field. Graduates are well-prepared for careers in mining industries, research, and academia, with opportunities to work as mine planners, consultants, or safety officers in both private and government sectors.

 B.Tech. in Mining Engineering is a 4-year undergraduate program that focuses on the science and technology of mineral exploration and extraction. This course covers subjects like mine safety, rock mechanics, drilling, and mineral processing, as well as environmental aspects of mining. Students gain both theoretical knowledge and practical skills in mining operations, resource management, and geological surveying. The program typically includes hands-on training through internships and field visits, preparing graduates for roles in mining firms, consultancy, and research. Career opportunities are available in sectors like coal, metal, and oil industries, along with positions in environmental management and sustainability.

M.Tech. in Metallurgical and Materials Engineering is a 2 year postgraduate program that studies metals, alloys, and materials science. The course covers advanced topics such as materials processing, heat treatment, corrosion, nanomaterials, and mechanical properties of materials. Students learn about material selection, testing, and failure analysis, which can be applied in a variety of industries such as aerospace, automotive, and manufacturing. The program blends academic and practical learning through research, lab work, and projects. Graduates are prepared to engage in material development, quality control, and research, or to pursue additional academic studies or industry employment in materials engineering and related subjects.

A Diploma in Metallurgical Engineering is a specialized program designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the principles and processes involved in the extraction, processing, and production of metals and alloys. The course covers essential topics such as materials science, heat treatment, metallurgy, casting, welding, and the analysis of metals and their properties. It also includes practical training to enhance students' technical skills and prepare them for real-world challenges. The duration of this diploma course typically spans 3 years, and it is suitable for individuals interested in working in industries related to mining, manufacturing, and materials engineering. Graduates can pursue careers in areas such as quality control, production management, and research and development in metallurgy.