M.Tech Extractive Metallurgy

Master of Technology in Extractive Metallurgy

M.Tech Extractive Metallurgy or Master of Technology in Extractive Metallurgy is a two-year postgraduate program. The Extractive Metallurgy course, which is offered through configurable unit content, provides advanced instruction in fundamental areas such as mineral processing, hydrometallurgy, pyrometallurgy, process control, process mineralogy, modeling, simulation, and optimization of mineral processing facilities. The course includes industry-based research projects.

M.Tech Extractive Metallurgy Eligibility

• The aspiring students must have qualified for their BE / B.Tech degree or any other equivalent qualification in a relevant subject from a recognized University.
• The candidates should have secured a minimum of 60% aggregate marks in their Bachelor's.
• Some of the very reputed universities and institutes conduct entrance examinations to get admission to the degree course.

M.Tech Extractive Metallurgy Colleges

• National Institute of Technology - NIT Warangal
• National Institute of Technology - NIT Jamshedpur
• National Institute of Technology - NIT Calicut

M.Tech Extractive Metallurgy Course Suitability

• The Master of Technology in Extractive Metallurgy program is designed to equip students with the fundamental graduate education required to pursue careers as leading metallurgical engineers in industry, academia, or government.

How is the M.Tech Extractive Metallurgy Course Beneficial?

• The Master of Technology in Extractive Metallurgy course is beneficial for extractive metallurgy scientists and engineers who want to update their existing qualifications, expand their knowledge in extractive metallurgy, conduct research, and meet the continuing professional education requirements of their professions.

M.Tech Extractive Metallurgy Employment Areas

• Metallurgical engineers can find work in industries and businesses that produce metals or metallic goods.
• Hindalco Industries Limited, Tata Steel, HCL, Jindal Steel, and Steel Authority of India (SAIL) are the primary recruiters of metallurgical consultants.

M.Tech Extractive Metallurgy Types

• Ballistics Engineer
• Metallurgist
• Metallurgical R&D Lab Technician
• Plant Equipment Engineer
• Quality Planning Engineer
• Researcher
• Senior Process Engineer
• Supplier Development Engineer
• Welding Engineer

Advanced Course in M.Tech Extractive Metallurgy

• Ph.D. (Metallurgical & Materials Engineering)