B Tech Environmental Engineering

Jobs of Environmental Engineers include agricultural engineers, chemical engineers, hydro-geologists, hazardous waste management professionals, solid waste management professionals, public health experts, wastewater treatment technicians, etc. Several state governments, mineral extraction companies, and NGOs are looking to acquire more environmental engineers so that public health problems can be solved. Furthermore, a greater number of environmental engineers will be required to have sustainable development and environmental regulations.

Eligibility for Admission: Furthermore, a candidate needs to appear and clear entrance merit-based exams to get into the Environmental Engineering course.
Some students can also take admission under Management quota. Here, students have to appear an interview with the management to take admission. Also, they will have to pay certain charges to the managements in terms of fees.

Considering all the aspects, the students getting into aeronautical engineering course have a good scope to attain incredible knowledge and skills. Here are certain skills and qualities that students will learn:

• Proficient maths skills and the ability to utilise those skills quickly
• Creative thinker
• Good writing skills
• Brilliant analytical and problem solving skills
• Good communication and people skills
• Strong project management skills
• Ability to use technical software such as Autocad or SAS
• Strong knowledge of UK environmental regulations
• Know the processes that occur during quality assurance

• The total number of fuel retail outlets increased from 18,848 (2002) to 64,624 (2019) at a CAGR of 7.5%. State-owned marketing companies are planning to add 78,000 new fuel retail outlets.
• Present share of natural gas in the energy mix of the country is 6%. The aim is to increase it to 15% by 2030
• 12 Biofuel refineries are planned to be opened with an investment of $1.5 bn
• India is the 2^nd largest consumer of Biogas with 5000 CBG plants to be opened by 2023 under the SATAT scheme
• Ethanol blending in petrol will grow from 5% to 20% by 2030 in India
• Environmental engineers held about 55,400 jobs in 2018. 25% of which were engineering services.
• 21% of environmental engineers work for management, scientific and technical consulting services.
• 14% of environmental engineers work for the state government, and 8% for local government, excluding education and hospitals.
• 6% of environmental engineers work for the federal government, excluding postal services.
• An environmental engineer earns up to $88,860 per year up to the year 2018 and its most likely to rise.
• On average, there are 55,400 employment opportunities available at the rate of 5% rise.
• There are 2,900 employment changes in the environmental engineering sector.
• India is the 4^th largest importer of liquefied natural gas (LNG).
• India consumed 213.2 MMT petroleum products and 60,747 MMSCM natural gas. The import dependency of crude oil and LNG during 2018 was 82.59% and 45.89% respectively.
• During 2018, petroleum import bill was $ 112 bn, a growth of 27% over $ 88 bn during 2017 – 18, and 23.42% of total gross import of the nation.
• India’s projected oil demand is going to grow at CAGR of 4% during 2016 – 2030 against the world average of 1%, though the projected oil demand will be much lower as compared to the US and China.
• 230 billion-barrel O+OEG conventional hydrocarbons in over 3 mn sq.km area, spread over 26 sedimentary basins, is available for investors
• India aims to reduce oil and gas imports dependence by 10% by 2022
• The demand for petroleum products is estimated to reach 244.960 MT by 2021-22 at a CAGR of 10%