OPJU is the only university that provides programs like Metallurgical and Materials Engineering (https://www.opju.ac.in/soe_mme) . The university is India’s only steel university. The program Metallurgical & Materials Engineering (https://www.opju.ac.in/soe_mme) offers advanced knowledge in steel, power, and metals manufacturing  and its works. After completing the course you will get direct placement into JSPL which is powered by Jindal Group itself. This is the very special thing about the course program at OPJU (https://www.opju.ac.in/) .

Hi,

Hope you are doing great.

Metallurgy is the branch of science that deals with the study of various metals and their application and usage in our daily lives.

Nowadays, this course is in huge demand in big industries like the automobile industry, transportation, power, oil industry, etc.

After completing this course you can find a job in the following fields:

• Metallurgist
• Civil services
• Indian railway
• Steel industry
• Heat Treatment Specialist
• Mineral Process Engineering / Ceramic Engineering
• Manufacturing industries of metals
• Polymer Engineering / Welding Engineering

For more information about the average salary, course curriculum, job profile, you can just click on the link given below.

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/metallurgical-engineering-course

Hope this helps.

Hello Candidate

Here is the list of some books you can try

• Material Science & Engineering by William D. Callister
• Thermodynamics of Materials by David Gaskell
• Non Ferrous Extractive Metallurgy by H.S. Ray
• Introduction to Physical Metallurgy by Avner, and V. Raghavan
• Mechanical Metallurgy by George E. Dieter
• Mechanical Behaviour of Materials by Thomas Courtney
• Foundry Technology by P. R. Beeley
• Corrosion Engineering by Mars G. Fontana
• Phase Transformation in Metals & Alloys by David A. Porter
• Blast Furnace Ironmaking by A. K. Biswas
• Modern Steelmaking by R. H. Tupkary
• Elements of X-Ray Diffraction by B. D. Cullity

Hope this helps you.

GOOD LUCK!!

Hi,

On overall, NIT ROURKELA is a much better institute than NIT JAMSHEDPUR. NIT ROURKELA is one of the top NITs of India. But if you want to be engaged in other things besides study, then NIT Jamshedpur is the best choice. This is because the students of this institute get a huge time to think about their dreams.  NIT ROURKELA has a higher placement percentage and better placement statistics compared to NIT JAMSHEDPUR.

In my advice, you should choose NIT ROURKELA.

Hope it helps.

Hello candidate,

You can always go to Mnit Jaipur. It is a much better college than jamshedpur. You will also be having a great college life at jaipur which will no happen in jamshedpur.The placements of jaipur are also good in comparing with jamshedpur.

Hello there, hope you're doing well!

I feel that your question is concerned directly to your academic interest, I am answering regarding that below-

My simple answer would be choose well according to your interest in the stream. Both of the colleges are premier institutions. If you're having serious interests in Metallurgical and Material Engineering then go for NIT Raipur else if you're enthusiastic about chemical engineering branch,

Welcome to IIPE!

Being a student of chemical engineering in IIPE, my personal opinion about the course curriculum is "excellent" and the professors are very helpful and available! The seniors are very cooperative.

That's it from my side!

Adieu!

Hello aspirant,

First of all ceramic, metallurgical, mining or environmental engineering were somewhat newer branches of engineering according to industrial needs. In India there were not so much companies which recruit students from this respective branches.

Again mechanical, electrical, computers and communication engineering were regarded as core branches of engineering. There is a need of engineers from this branches everytime. So you may get various opportunities after graduation.

Again comparison of IIT with GFTI is not so good. As IIT's were the most premium institutions in India and you can get a good academy culture and work culture there and have more than 90% chances of getting placements.

But all GFTI's were not same, some were very good where you can explore study and work culture seemly but some were not so good comparatively.

So choose according to your interest which will help you more than choosing a good college.

Hope it helps you..

Best of luck..

Hello,

Congratulations on getting such good college and branch options. I will give you a preference list which will comprise of all these factors:

• Overall ranking
• Infrastructure
• Location/accessibility
• Branch that you are been offered(Core/interdisciplinary)
• Placement opportunities
• Industry Exposure

The preference order you should consider is:

1. IIT Delhi , Biotechnology
2. IIT Kanpur, Material
3. IIT Madras, Metallurgical
4. IIT Kharagpur, Material
5. IIT Kharagpur, manufacturing Science
6. IIT Hyderabad, Civil
7. IIT Indore, Mechanical

I would also like to add here that an engineering course should be very much taken with an interest in the field so I would suggest you to consider that factor and if you are not aware of the branches mentioned look them up on the internet. More reliable will be to go through the syllabus on the respective colleges' website. An interest in the field is the key factor in deciding how your 4 years of college will be and what opportunities you will land for yourself.

To know your chances of getting into Indian Institutes of Technologies, counselling-round wise cut-offs and to Analyze and identify the best colleges & courses you can get based on your rank for Engineering through personalised report delivered on mail check the JEE Advanced College Predictor tool:

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-advanced-college-predictor

Good luck, hope it helps!!

Hi,

Between Metallurgy in NIT - Surathkal and CSE in IIIT Kancheepuram, you should go for CSE in IIIT Kancheepuram. There are various reasons for this. The first and most important reason is placements. Placements of CSE Branch is better than Metallurgy. The second reason is career opportunities. Now a days CSE has more career opportunities than Metallurgy. If you are specifically interested to do metallurgical Engineering, then you should go for NIT otherwise go for CSE Branch.

I hope this will solve your query. In order to know what other colleges, you could get you should use this tool:

JEE Mains 2021 College Predictor

Thanks!!!