If you are interested in m.tech mining you need to complete 2 year postgraduate degree in which you have to learn about mining techniques, mineral extraction, mine safety etc.

After completing course you get roles such as a mine manager, safety specialist, or design engineer in both private companies and government sectors like Coal India.

Some of the top colleges offering an M.Tech in Mining Engineering requires b.tech graduates with atleast 50 percent marks for this course and they also offer good placement at psu like Steel Authority of India, NMDC, Directorate General of Mine Safety.

Hope it helps!!!

Hello Kiran

You can definitely shift from B.Tech (Mining Engineering) to M.Tech in Mechanical Engineering in most colleges in India but the eligibility criteria depends upon institution to institution. So check with each institute before applying for the same.

Thank You!!!

1. Basic Eligibility
You need to pass class 10 (matriculation) from a recognized board with at least 50% marks. Having a science background with subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Maths helps a lot. If you’re from a reserved category, you might get some relaxation.

2. Entrance Exams (depends on state)
Most states conduct entrance tests for diploma admissions.
For example:

• AP POLYCET for Andhra Pradesh

• TS POLYCET for Telangana

• OJEE , WBJEE , etc. for other states

So if you're from Andhra, then you’ll need to appear for AP POLYCET .

3. Admission Process in AP

• First, apply for AP POLYCET and appear in the exam.

• After results, take part in counselling where you’ll choose your preferred college based on your rank.

• Some popular colleges in AP offering this diploma are:

  • Govt Polytechnic, Gudur

  • Loyola Polytechnic, Pulivendula

  • Govt Polytechnic, Narsipatnam

4. Direct Admission (Private Colleges)
Some private colleges offer direct admission without any entrance exam.
In that case, you just fill out the form, submit your documents, and pay the fees.

5. Lateral Entry (For 2nd Year Admission)
If you’ve already done 12th with PCM or completed ITI , then you might be eligible for lateral entry straight into the second year in most of institutes.

Hello Anurag

The cutoff for previous year in diploma in mining engineering for government college was around 68%.

So you will need to aim above 68%, safe score more than 70% to get a seat in diploma in mining engineering in government college.

To know the best colleges for the same: Best colleges in Diploma Mining Engineering by Careers 360

Hope this answer helps! Thank You!!!

Hello,

To get admission in Mining Engineering , you need to follow these steps:

1. Complete 12th class with Physics, Chemistry, and Maths (PCM).

2. Appear for entrance exams like JEE Main or state-level engineering exams.

3. Apply for colleges that offer Mining Engineering.

4. Take part in counselling and choose Mining Engineering as your course.

5. Get admission based on your rank and seat availability.

Some colleges also offer diploma courses after 10th.

Hope it helps !

Yes, B.Tech in Mining Engineering is offered at several reputed institutes in India. If you're asking about a specific college, please share its name so I can give you accurate information.

Generally, the following institutions offer B.Tech in Mining Engineering:

• IIT Kharagpur : One of the leading institutes offering high-quality education in Mining Engineering.

• IIT  Dhanbad : Renowned for its specialization in Mining Engineering, with excellent academic and research infrastructure.

• NIT Rourkela : Offers a strong curriculum and research opportunities in Mining Engineering.

• Rajiv Gandhi College of Engineering, Research and Technology, Chandrapur (Maharashtra) : Offers B.Tech in Mining Engineering.

Hello Rahul,

Here are some well-known B.Tech Mining Engineering colleges in India:

1. Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kharagpur — One of the top institutes offering Mining Engineering with excellent research facilities.
   
   

2. Indian School of Mines (ISM), Dhanbad (now IIT Dhanbad) — Premier institute specifically focused on mining and earth sciences.
   
   

3. NIT Rourkela — Offers Mining Engineering with good infrastructure and placements.
   
   

4. NIT Raipur — Known for a solid Mining Engineering department.
   
   

5. BIT Mesra, Ranchi — Offers Mining Engineering with decent industry connections.
   
   

6. Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT), Vellore — Offers Mining Engineering as part of its engineering branches.
   
   

7. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar National Institute of Technology, Jalandhar — Offers Mining Engineering.
   
   

8. University Departments:

   • Andhra University, Visakhapatnam

   • Punjab Technical University

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Hello Aspirant,

Coming at rank 340,045 in the general category, it is extremely less likely to get admission in the Mining branch of GEC Keonjhar through the conventional state or national level counseling procedures. GEC Keonjhar and its Mining branch tend to have much lower closing ranks, usually ranging from a few thousands to tens of thousands, based on the year and exam.

You can consider applying to other colleges with lower cutoffs or look into management quota or lateral entry if possible. Additionally, continue to check official counseling sites for updates on the latest cutoffs and available seats.

HELLO,

RCET Bhilai for mining engineering:

Approved and Affiliated

• college is AICTE approved and affiliated with CSVTU, Bhilai.

Good placement support

• active placement cell with support for all branches.

• big companies like TCS, Wipro, Amazon visit for placements.

Industrial location

• located in Bhilai, which is an industrial area good for mining-related internships and exposure.

Affordable fees

• lower fees compared to many private colleges.

Decent infrastructure

• campus has modern labs, library, and hostel facilities.

• hostel and canteen are average but manageable.

Supportive faculty

• most students find the teachers helpful and experienced.

Things to keep in mind:

mining is a specialized branch

• not as many job openings as in Computer Science or Electronics.

• jobs are often in field work, mines, or industrial areas.

Placement for mining may vary

• while CS/IT get higher packages, mining jobs may offer lower starting salaries.

Location matters

• good for students from Chhattisgarh or nearby, but may not suit everyone.

If you are interested in core engineering and okay with working in mines or heavy industries and you are looking for an affordable, decent college, then RCET Bhilai can be a good choice.

HOPE IT HELPS!

Hello

Yes , lateral entry is available in Mining Engineering for students who have completed a relevant diploma in the field. Lateral entry allows diploma holders to directly join the second year of a Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) or Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) program in Mining Engineering.

The eligibility criteria for lateral entry in Mining Engineering usually include:

1. Completion of a 3 year diploma in Mining Engineering or a related field.

2. Meeting the minimum percentage requirement (varies by institution).

3. Entrance exam requirements (some colleges may have their own entrance exams or may accept state-level exams).

Make sure to check the specific admission guidelines of the college or university you are interested in for the lateral entry process.

hope this helps you .