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Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech] + Master of Technology [M.Tech] (Metallurgical & Materials Science)

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The latest trends and demands of industry are kept in mind while designing the syllabus for B.Tech. + M.Tech. Metallurgical and Materials Science. It is revised on regular basis as per the demands of the industry.

The course aims to prepare the students to apply the knowledge gained to solve the problem faced by the metal industry.

The syllabus covers core courses, electives and practical. The delivery method of this course offers a balanced approach by incorporating practical subjects along with classroom lectures.

The syllabus of different institutes might differ from each other. Yet, some subjects remain the same in most of the institutes.  A brief summary of such subjects is given below:

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Topics

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Physics of Materials

Failure of classical physics, black body radiation, Planck postulate, early experiments exhibiting quantum effects, Photoelectric effect, Davisson-Garmcr results, Compton shift,

This paper focuses on imparting concepts and awareness to students on physics of materials.

Thermodynamics and Kinetics of Materials

Heterogeneous & homogeneous systems, Extensive & intensive properties, Simple equilibrium, First law of thermodynamics, constant volume & constant pressure processes, Spontaneous

process

This paper aims at equipping the students with the basic knowledge revolving around thermodynamics and kinetics of materials.

Industrial Economics

Definition and scope of engineering economics, demand, supply, cost, competition, national income, inflation, functions of RBI, Indian tax system

The purpose of this paper is to impart the basic knowledge of economic aspects of industries and its applications in metallurgical engineering.

Phase Equilibria in Materials

Iron carbon phase diagram & microstructures of

plain carbon steel & cast iron, Non-equilibrium structures, Binary ceramic systems, Phase rule, Lever rule & free energy of phase mixtures

The objective of this paper is to acquaint the students with phase equilibria in materials.

Fundamentals of Materials Processing

Overview of various processing methods for materials, Solidification processing, moulding

methods,  micro macro segregation in alloys,

The aim of this paper is to familiarize the students with fundamentals of materials processing.

Phase Transformation in Metals

Thermodynamic order of transformations, theory of nucleation -kinetics of homogeneous, transient & heterogeneous nucleation, Theory of thermally activated growth

This paper provides an insight into the fundamentals on phase transformation in metals.

Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech] + Master of Technology [M.Tech] (Metallurgical & Materials Science) : 10 answered questions

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Ques. Should I take up metallurgy and materials engineering at NIT Trichy?

● Top Answer By Shankar Pandey on 15 Mar 23

Ans.  If you are considering pursuing an MBA, it is advisable to not opt for engineering as it may not be relevant to achieving your goals. Instead, studying economics could prove to be beneficial. If you are looking for a specific course at NIT Trichy, it is recommended taking up Production Engineering. This is considered to be the best course for someone with managerial ambitions. Now, you may be skeptical about someone suggesting a particular stream of engineering for an MBA. However, here are some of the suggestions: The curriculum at NIT Trichy covers Operations Management in great depth. By the time you graduate, your knowledge in operations would be on par with that of a first-year management student. You also learn the basics of economics with Industrial Economics. Depending on your choice of electives, you can also gain knowledge in finance. On a lighter note, the course is not very demanding, so you will have plenty of time to prepare for entrance exams or pursue other interests.Read more
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Ques. What should I choose between IIT, Kanpur (materials science and engineering) and IIT, Kharagpur (metallurgy and materials science) for M.Tech and why?

● Top Answer By Kirti Das on 24 Apr 23

Ans. Both IIT Kanpur Material Science and Engineering and IIT KGP Metallurgy are excellent programs. To choose one of these, you first determine where your interests lie. done  If you are inclined towards the field of materials science, then choosing IIT Kanpur will be beneficial for you. In fact, it has many faculties that are globally known for their achievements and contributions in the field of electronic materials, biomaterials, optical materials, ceramics, metallic glasses, and corrosion. On the other hand, IIT KGP Metallurgy is a viable option for those interested in areas like physical metallurgy, powder metallurgy, characterization techniques, and material testing. The location of the Institute is excellent for metallurgy eight Tata Steel and National Metallurgical Laboratory are both in close proximity to the institute. This is good news for research enthusiasts. Both the institutes and programs are good and thus the final decision should be based on your area of interest considering the fact that IIT Kanpur has a much more rigid culture in terms of academics.Read more
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Ques. How good is metallurgy in NIT Jamshedpur in terms of placement?

● Top Answer By Karuna Verma on 29 Apr 21

Ans. NIT Jamshedpur is a tier- 3 Indian Engineering College and it fairs well compared to some other NITs like Raipur, Durgapur, Jaipur in terms of placements of Metallurgical branch students.  More than 100 companies pay a visit to NIT Jamshedpur each year to continue the recruitment. This number keeps on increasing every year. Non-core companies are known to offer 6-8 LPA whereas core companies offer 7-8 LPA.  A number of companies such as TATA Steel, TATA Tinplate, Vedanta group, JSW, JSL, etc regularly take a part in the NIT Jamshedpur’s recruitment.  TATA is known to recruit a maximum of its employees from NIT Jamshedpur. For the 2021 batch, the department witnessed 75% placements offers. The average package offered was 12 LPA. Jamshedpur in itself is fortunate to have a number of steel companies and therefore the metallurgy students here have that to their advantage. The exposure, the competitive environment ensure that students obtain a number of opportunities for training and internships. Moreover, this branch has a lot of scopes not just in our country but abroad too. Also, metallurgy is the oldest branch in NIT Jamshedpur.Read more
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Ques. How is metallurgy at NIT Jamshedpur?

● Top Answer By Sumit Jha on 23 Apr 21

Ans. Every year this dilemma strikes most of the students whether to opt for a good NIT but not the branch of choice or branch of choice at any NIT. What you should know is apart from the top five NITs, all the other NITs are equivalent. Therefore, go for the branch of your choice. Now, answering that question that has been asked: Academics : The faculty of the metallurgy department at NIT Jamshedpur is good. They provide a good amount of and appropriate content for the courses. There is not much pressure on large assignments. You can take out time for other interests that you have apart from engineering. Placement : NIT Jamshedpur provides ample opportunities. Companies like Tata Steel and Vedanta Steel are the leading recruiting companies from the metallurgy department. You will also get a lot of opportunities in the non-core sector. Groffers, ZS Associates, Future First also recruit. Looking at the placements, the Metallurgy department at NIT Jamshedpur has been better when compared to other NITs. You can go for metallurgy at NIT Jamshedpur but, I will also suggest you give more preference to the branch of your choice.Read more
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Ques. Which is better, ceramic engineering in IIT BHU or chemical engineering in Jadavpur University?

● Top Answer By Aditya Saha on 14 Feb 22

Ans. If you are willing to join Management/Analytics/Consulting or IT sector then choose Ceramic Engineering in IIT BHU. Compared to JU, IITs offer much better non-core placements.  If you want to join core companies or PSUs then you should choose JU over IIT BHU. Many core recruiters offer job opportunities to JU Chemical Engineering students. Some of the major core recruiters that visit the campus placement regularly are PepsiCo, Cocacola, ITC, Budwiser, RIL, etc. Well-renowned non-core companies like L&T Infotech, TCS Digital, Infosys, etc visit the JU campus placement as well. One other advantage of choosing Chemical Engineering at JU over Ceramic Engineering at IIT BHU is the public sector. SMPCIL and Vizag Steel are the only two PSUs in Ceramic Engineering. Read more
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Ques. Which is better IIEST Shibpur mining or NIT Jamshedpur metallurgy?

● Top Answer By Manisha Batra on 16 Apr 21

Ans. NIT Jamshedpur has an established brand name in the country. Students are tagged with “NITians”. This tag is beneficial for future training, internships, on or off-campus placements, and even in pursuing a management degree afterward. Professors & Faculty of NIT Jamshedpur: The professors impart decent knowledge to the students about their expertise core subjects. So, scoring marks is not a problem here. Some of the professors are adopting methods to revise the significant topics again and again. It decreases the workload of students. They can easily focus the first two years on pointing out their areas of interest and later two years in achieving their targets for their desired specialization. Placement Statistics of NIT Jamshedpur: As per the past few years of placements, there are core companies that visit the campus. They are TATA Steel, Vedanta, Hindalco, TATA Power, JSW, Usha Martin, etc.  In the metallurgy department, TATA Steel took only one candidate.  If students lack interest in this department then they can opt for off-campus placements too or else prepare for further studies. Winning Institute: As per the above perks, NIT Jamshedpur can be concluded better between both the listed institutes.Read more
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Ques. Which is better CSE in thapar or ceramic in IIT BHU ?

● Top Answer By Srijeeta Roy on 14 Aug 20

Ans. Ceramic Engineering and CSE are two completely different fields of study. CSE offers better placement and packages as compared to Ceramic and though both these institutes are well-reputed the IIT tag offers certain advantages. So it’s quite difficult to choose an institute over the other.  In terms of internships, since Thapar is a private college, they have their own standards regarding schedules. In the internship session of 2019, almost 1200 students got placed. The internship session of IIT BHU includes many big names such as Goldman Sachs, Microsoft, Morgan Stanley, etc. In terms of placements, IIT BHU has performed very well. In 2019, the highest package offered was 1.03 Crore per year in domestic and four students received international offers of 1.53 Crore. Whereas, Thapar received the highest package of 39 LPA, which is quite low but the average packages of both colleges are almost similar. IIT BHU placement statistics show that 171 students chose core companies. Thapar has better hostel and mess facilities whereas IIT BHU’s campus is spread over 400 acres, which is 150 acres more than Thapar’s. In terms of connectivity, IIT BHU has better connectivity and therefore can be assumed to have more exposure. Both colleges are good and have their own advantages. So pick the branch of your choice.Read more
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Ques. How good is metallurgy in NIT Jamshedpur?

● Top Answer By Shubhodip Ghosh on 22 Apr 21

Ans. One of my friends who used to be a student in Jamshedpur says that all hostels of NIT Jamshedpur have equal value. The faculty is also experienced and good at teaching as far as the academic background is concerned. The faculty takes enthusiasm in its teaching and is also energetic. One of the teachers was not only the associate Dean but also the chief warden at the same time. There was also talk that he might just be the next Dean of the students’ welfare department. The cultural students, technical festival, sports meet, and alumni meet consist of a lot of students from the metallurgy. ‘Technica’ is also a popular event for metallurgy students. There are also technical teams like Daksh, Drift, Phoenix, etc where you can work in. Categories Metallurgy in NIT Jamshedpur Course Fee 7.16 lakh Placement Percentage 85% Highest CTC 11.3 LPA Average CTC 4.5 LPA Recruiting Companies Tata Steel, JSW Steel, Jindal Steel, Vedanta, L&T, etc. As for placements, the TATA Steel of the TATA group recruits students from the third year onwards through PPO or Pre Placement. Placement in metallurgy in NIT Jamshedpur is as high as 4.1 out of 5. Other companies that recruit students from this institute are Hindalco, JSW Steel, Vedanta, etc. The ‘Technica’ fest gives you the opportunity to participate in competitions and earn prizes, certificates, etc which can be helpful for you. Jamshedpur is a place where there are a lot of industries around so a lot of them come to the institute to offer jobs to the students.Read more
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Ques. Which is the better option, NIT JSR metallurgy or IIEST Shibpur metallurgy?

● Top Answer By Samriddhi Sarkar on 28 Jun 21

Ans. Having friends studying in both the colleges, It is suggested that you go for NIT Jamshedpur metallurgy would prove to be a better option because the placement records of the college are pretty good. More than 78-80% of students get recruited every year from this college and get offers from the core and non-core companies. It has also had the locational advantage of being situated in the city of Tata’s and companies like Tata Steel, Tata Tinplate, Tata Motors, and Tata metals recruit. The laboratories and campus infrastructure of the college are extremely good. IIEST has pretty good campus and has really great faculty members as well. For placement core companies like IOSL, Vedanta, etc visits the college’s campus for recruitment. Many consultancies and finance firms also recruit students from the metallurgy department of this college. Categories NIT Jamshedpur IIEST Shibpur Fees 7.16 lakh 1.36 lakh Lowest CTC 3 LPA 2.53 LPA Highest CTC 30 LPA 40 LPA Both colleges are good in their own ways. They can also be considered a good option for your education only after good research is being made in regard to your requirements. Ultimately it is your choice, but due to its locational advantage, I will suggest you go for NIT Jamshedpur.Read more
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Ques. As a ceramic engineer(after B.E/B.TECH) which paper I want to give in gate exam (for M.E/M.TECH).?

● Top Answer By Vinima Bhola on 25 Jun 25

Ans. The most popular and advised option for graduates of Ceramic Engineering pursuing admission to M.Tech/M.E. programmes in core or related subjects is GATE Engineering Sciences (XE) .  Utilising the XE score, graduates of Ceramic Engineering can apply for M.Tech programmes in Materials Science, Metallurgy, or related subjects at numerous universities and IITs.  Ceramic engineering-related subjects from the XE Syllabus include materials science, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, solid mechanics, polymer science, and more. Target M.Tech/M.E. Field Recommended GATE Paper Materials Science/Metallurgy XE (Engineering Sciences) Metallurgical Engineering MT (Metallurgical Engineering)Read more
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