M. Tech in Metallurgical Engineering

Admission Process

The Admission Committee for Professional Courses (ACPC) will admit students based on merit on 50% of the sanctioned strength for each course. The student needs to register himself with ACPC after the result.

50% of seats of the sanctioned strength of each course are Management Quota, admission of which is handled by the institute as per guidelines of ACPC.

Eligibility Criteria

The B.Tech degree in any engineering discipline from a recognized institution, with a minimum of 50% marks or an equivalent CGPA, is the minimum eligibility requirement needed to follow the course. GATE scores are used to determine admission to the best engineering school in this area.

The Objective of the Course

1. To learn about the advances in various metallurgical processes including steel making, foundry engineering, surface engineering, metal forming etc.
2. To develop a deep understanding between the correlation of solidification, crystallographic structure, and structure-properties of advanced materials such high entropy alloy, bulk metallic glass, superalloy, high strength alloy etc.
3. To learn the basics of failure analysis and the ways to mitigate problems in metal industries.
4. To familiarize with Industry standards and essential non-technical industry needs such as costing.

Course Outcomes at Indus University

The Outcome of Course:

At the end of the course, the student will be able to:

1. Recognize solidification structures, stress-strain behavior, and fracture mechanisms under different conditions.
2. Identify, address, and take corrective actions for solving industrial problems to reduce wastage both in terms of energy and materials.
3. Take a leadership role in developing new products as per customer’s requirement(s).
4. Add value to the human capital of any organization.

Eligibility for M.Tech. in Industrial Metallurgy Course

• Students should have passed a BE / B.Tech degree or equivalent qualification from a recognized University.
• The candidates should have secured at least 50% aggregate marks in their bachelor's degree.

Laboratories for Practical

• Advanced Foundry Laboratory
• Corrosion Testing Laboratory
• Powder Metallurgy Laboratory
• Heat Treatment Laboratory
• Advanced Materials Processing Laboratory
  • 3D printing
  • Equal Channel Angular Extrusion
  • Nanomaterial synthesis

Workshops, Skill development programmes

• Foundry Practices
• CALPHAD
• Advanced Microscopy and XRD

M.Tech. Industrial Metallurgy Employment Opportunities

• Metal Industries
  • Tata steel
  • Birla Copper
  • Hindalco Industries Ltd.
  • Balco
  • Sterlite Copper
  • ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel
  • Jindal Steel
• Manufacturing Industries
  • Cable Corporation of India
  • Finolex Cables Ltd.
  • HCL
  • Tata Motors
  • Ratnamani
  • Saarloha
  • Godrej
  • Isgec Hitachi Zosen
• Public Sectors
  • Steel Authority of India (SAIL)
  • National Metallurgical Laboratory
  • Central and state Universities
  • Research Institutes

Job Types for M.Tech. in Industrial Metallurgy

• Application Engineer
• Chief Engineer /Senior Process Engineer
• Executive
• Manager
• Maintenance Engineer
• Production Engineer
• Quality Engineer
• Research and Development Engineer

Placement Cell at Indus

Indus University has an autonomous vertical - Training & Placement Department (T & P Dept.) - that connects two vital ends: education and the industry. It exemplifies a link between schools and university constituent associations (entry-level input) and the sector (output-end at the finishing level).