The M.Tech in Metallurgy and Material Technology is a postgraduate program designed to provide advanced education and research opportunities in the field of Metallurgical Engineering and Materials Science. The program aims to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of the structure, properties, processing, and performance of materials, with a special emphasis on metals and advanced materials.
This program provides a solid foundation for a career in advanced materials development, quality control, failure analysis, R&D, and technical consultancy, while also serving as a stepping stone for doctoral studies in materials science and related disciplines.
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Scholarships and teaching/research assistantships are available for deserving meritorious students. Minimum requirement for scholarships is a score of 75% and above in the Qualifying exam. Each scholarship application will be evaluated by the Scholarship Committee. The scholarships are given on an annual basis. To continue the scholarships after the first year, the student will have to maintain a minimum prescribed academic performance during the course of the programme.
Assistantships require students to commit minimum of 8 hours of work per week outside regular academic work, assisting professors on teaching or research projects. Typically an assistantship could pay a stipend of Rs. 12,000 per month depending on the type and quality of work undertaken.
Continuation of assistantship during each semester is contingent upon satisfactory academic performance and satisfactory performance in the discharge of responsibilities assigned under the scheme.
Semester I |
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Advanced Physical Metallurgy |
Industrial Corrosion and Control |
Metal Forming Technology |
Heat Treatment Technologies |
Program Elective - I |
Physical Metallurgy Laboratory |
Metallography & Heat Treatment Laboratory |
Intellectual Property Rights |
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Metal Casting Technology |
Research Methodology |
Material Characterization |
Advances in Iron & Steel Making |
Program Elective - II |
Metal Casting Laboratory |
Material Characterization Laboratory |
Scientific Paper Writing |
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Industrial/Research Internship |
Dissertation I |
Semester IV - Course Name |
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Dissertation I |
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Engineering Mathematics-II |
Applied Chemistry |
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Engineering Mathematics-II |
Applied Chemistry |
Accomplish vertical expertise in chosen discipline and enhance the ability to function in multidisciplinary domains.
Ability and aptitude to exercise research intelligence in investigations/innovations and to communicate the findings in a clear, concise manner.
Develop and apply knowledge of engineering and management principles to manage a project in a multidisciplinary environment.
Gain knowledge of ethical principles and commit to professional ethics.
Ability to identify appropriate resources and learn independently for projects, research, etc. using online resources.
PSO 1: Design and develop new materials using concepts of physics, chemistry, metallurgy, and other related disciplines to meet the end users’ objectives.
PSO 2: Test and analyze the quality of various materials and integrate the same to assure quality in the materials industry.
PSO 3: Ensure holistic growth through the awareness of effective communication, ethical responsibilities and physical/mental fitness.