Institute of Professional and Technical Studies

Information

The course is concerned with the development, production, and processing of ferrous, non-ferrous, and mineral materials. It is the basis for innovative products and new technological developments in the fields of industry, technology, and medicine. Research in this department focuses on materials design. The course work will prepare individuals to apply metallurgical principles to the design, development and operational evaluation of metal components of structural, power, transmission, and moving systems, and the analysis of engineering problems such as stress, creep, failure, alloy behaviour, optimal manufacturing processes, and related design considerations.

Sem. I
Sr. No.	Subjects of Study
1	Advanced Numerical Methods & Computational Techniques
2	Industrial Engineering
3	Advanced Powder Technology
4	Elective I
5	Elective II
6	Lab Practice I
7	Seminar 1
Sem. II
1	Phase Transformation of Metal Alloys
2	Advanced Metal Castings
3	Mechanical Working of Metals
4	Elective III
5	Elective IV
6	Lab Practice II
7	Seminar II
Sem. III
1	Seminar III
2	Project Stage I
Sem. IV
1	Project Stage II

List of Electives
	Elective I
1	Special Manufacturing Processes
2	Joining of Metals and Failure Analysis
	Elective II
1	Advanced experimental Techniques
2	Instrumentation and Control
	Elective III
1	Surface Engineering
2	Corrosion and its Control
	Elective IV
1	Value Engineering
2	Open Elective (Self Study)

M.E. Process Metallurgical Engineering Course Suitability

The course is suitable for those students who would be able to join several industries as qualified engineers, dealing with the production and processing of metals and alloys including foundries, rolling mills, and fabrication shops.
They should also be able to communicate well and explain things to others are an important skill in engineering.
They should have the ability to work as part of a team are the main requisites for one who wants to be in this career.
The candidate should be hardworking, patient, and good at organizing and solving problems.

Eligbility

candidates should have passed a B.E./B.Tech. or equivalent with a minimum of 55% marks.

Description

M.E. Process Metallurgical Engineering or Master of Engineering in Process Metallurgical Engineering is a two-year postgraduate Metallurgical Engineering course.