Indian Institute of Handloom Technology is a government institution under the Development Commissioner for Handloom. The college is infrastructurally and academically quite good. The placements are moderate although is in the increasing trend. So if you get a chance there then you can obviously opt for the course and you will get a good opportunity ahead.

For the official website of IIHT, Varanasi visit the link below:

https://www.iihtvaranasi.edu.in/

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hello Aspirant !

Here are a few Colleges in Bangalore providing B.Tech Textile Engineering :

• IIMT Studies,Bangalore - Rs.1.7 lakhs
• Government Sri Krishnarajendra Silver Jubilee Technological Institute -Rs.76.3k
• Institute of Textile Technology,Bangalore - Rs.12.8k

Hope this helps you ! Feel free to ask if you have any more queries.

All the best !!

Diploma in textile engineering  is a professional degree in the stream of engineering. It's total duration is 3 years.

Due to the rapid potential growth and increase in demand ,there are number of carrier opportunities in the market for this course seeker.If you are interested in this field then you must pursue.

Students who have passed 10th or 12th in science stream from a recognized  institution are eligible to pursue  the course.Final year students are also eligible  for thr course.Candidates should have an aggregate of minimum  50% in the qualifying exams.Also there is no upper age limit.

Students are being offered both the theoretical and practical knowledge  regarding textile engineering,it involves screen printing, textile development, textile design concepts  etc.

Total fees is INR 50K-1 Lakh, it may differs institutions to institutions.

Admission process is both merit based and entrance exam based.

Candidates who have completed the course have various carrier opportunities .They can get work in private as well as government sector. These are the following job opportunities;

•Technical Consultant

•Research Assistant

•Junior Textile  Engineer

•Fashion Designer

•Textilr development executive

The average starting salary of a candidate  is in between  INR 3 to 6 LPA .It increases as per skill,experience ,knowledge and performance.

All the best

Besides IIT Delhi and NIT Jalandhar there are many other Top Institutions offering Textile Engineering Courses besides having excellent faculty, infrastructure and a strong curriculum providing effective technical education.

For more information about Textile Engineering Colleges do follow the link below

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-be-btech-in-textile-engineering-colleges-in-india

For more information and career as a Textile Engineer do follow the link below

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

Hello,

The situation which you have mentioned, is that only you can give answer for it because every students has their mind set in some of the things that what they have to do in future, in your case if you think that you can do some thing better in your family business and also you are interested with that business than you should go with that or else if you have a particular scope that you start with your business and you have to excel it than you should go with your further studies according to that, i guess this might help you little while taking a decision for you.

Thank you..

Dear,

textile engineering is a relatively new and leas opted branch.

It has the lowest placement average salary among all other branches. The average placements are around 5 lakhs and the highest being upto 10 lakh. Most students go for consultancy, analyst or coding profiles.
Most of the students of textile engineering that goes for coding profiles are going for the non-core companies like TCS, etc.

Textile technology in IITD is not good as the name and fame of the institute.

Hope it helps!

Hello aspirant,

It is suggested that instead of pursuing textile engineering in CET, Bhubaneswar, rather pursue chemical in IGIT, Sarang. See, this is because by pursuing chemical engineering, you can go to various types of industries such as pharmaceuticals, food processing, cement, iron & steel, fertilizers, petroleum, gas and many more. You will have a lot of opportunities being as an engineer or as a researcher, if you choose chemical. But on the other hand, in textile engineering, though there are opportunities, you cannot go to various industries, will just get up ended at one type of industry which is tiresome. It depends wholly on your interest in which branch you want to pursue in your career, else both the courses have opportunities and have good salary as well.

Hope, it helps you.