Specialization subjects are mainly, power train and pedestrian safety or supply chain management, emissions, electronics, ergonomics, aerodynamics, chassis, materials, manufacturing, motorsport, alternative fuels, rapid prototyping, vehicles and so on. The course details of Ceramic and cement engineer’s tasks involve a variety of materials including, porcelain, brick, cement, and the most common material, glass.
The ceramic designer also modifies the design of machinery, equipment related to construction and tools used in the production, and as well as in the production procedure of the ceramic products and materials. The details of Ceramic and Cement course are mentioned below.
Stream :
Engineering
Entrance :
Comed K, Uni-Gauge, K-CET and 9 more
For admission to any course, the applicant requires 2 types of eligibility.
Eligibility to apply for B Tech Ceramic and Cement Technology course
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Qualification |
Class 12th Science |
|---|---|
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Minimum Marks |
45% in below subjects (40% for reserved category candidates) |
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Mandatory Subjects |
Physics and Mathematics |
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Optional Subjects |
Chemistry, Biotechnology, Biology, Computer Science, Information Technology, Informatics Practice, Agriculture, Engineering Graphic and Business Studies |
| Qualification | Diploma form AICTE approved institute (3 Years) or B.Sc. Degree from a UGC recognized University |
|---|---|
| Minimum Marks | 45% in below subjects (40% for reserved category candidates) |
The generalized syllabus for Ceramic and Cement Technology by various government and as well as private colleges are as follow:
Here are some insights from InvestIndia (government website):
After Bachelor of Technology in Ceramic and Cement Technology, a Student can also pursue Masters of Technology in Ceramic and Cement Technology or Masters of Technology in Automation & e-Manufacturing.
As per payscale, In India, as a Ceramic and Cement Technology engineer a Student can earn a basic starting salary up 35,000 to 45,000 per month depending on their field of specializations.
More the experience and qualified a Student will be, the more there will be chances of flourishing and earning a greater salary package. The maximum salary package which can be achieved is 4 lacs to 8 lacs per year. Some important job profiles for Ceramic and Cement Engineers are Ceramic Technologist, Ceramic Designer, researcher, Professor, Technician, Construction Manager, Production Worker, etc.
This industry has a vast and as well as huge potential too as compared to the competition and growth opportunities.
These are some entrance examinations a Student needs to clear and crack with at least 50% aggregate but it is advised to score at least 70% to 85% aggregate due to rise in competition and cut off marks for this course keeps on fluctuating. A Student can sit for, All India Technology Entrance Exams, Indian Institute of Technology Joint Entrance Examination (IIT-JEE), and National Institute of Technology (NIT).
Renowned colleges that offer the course in Ceramic and Cement Technology are IIT Bombay, IIT Kharagpur, IIT Hyderabad, IIT Roorkee.
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