Those who are interested in a career in Ceramic Technology can join the postgraduate level programs that are offered by many Indian universities and institutions. The minimum qualification needed by an individual to pursue the PG level program in Ceramic Technology is a B.Sc degree in Ceramics. Those who have a Diploma in the same field are eligible to apply as well. Individuals are also needed to have a minimum of two years experience in the allied field.

To join the postgraduate level program in Ceramic Technology, aspirants shall require a pass in an admission test that is carried out by the individual institution or an examination of the national level. A listing of the entrance examinations available in Ceramic Technology is given below.

List of Entrance Exams in Ceramic Technology

Graduate level

• Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University Common Entrance Test (ceramic engineering)
• Indian Institute of Technology Joint Entrance exam
• National Institute of Design (NID) Entrance Examination
• NIT Entrance Exam
• Rajasthan Pre Entrance Test for Engineering, Architecture and Pharmacy (RPETEAP)

Postgraduate level

• Banaras Hindu University, Institute of Technology Ceramic Technology Entrance Exam
• GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering)
• National Institute of Design (NID) Entrance Examination
• Tamil Nadu Common Entrance Test (TANCET)
• Visvesvaraya Technological University Entrance Exam
• West Bengal Joint Entrance Exam (WB JEE)

List of Institutions That Participate In These Exams

• Allagappa College of Technology
• Anna University
• Banaras Hindu University, Institute of Technology
• Central Glass and Ceramic Research Institute
• Ceramic Institute of Technology and Research, Alwar
• College Of Ceramic Technology
• Gautam Buddh Technical University (Formerly UPTU)
• HKE Society’s PDA College of Engineering, Gulbarga
• Indian Institute of Ceramics, C/o Central Glass & Ceramic Research Institute
• Indian Institute of Technology
• National Institute of Technology
• Regional Engineering College, Rourkela
• University College of Science & Technology- Calcutta University
• Visvesvaraya Technological University
• West Bengal University of Technology (WBUT)

Exam Pattern of the Ceramic Technology Entrance Exam

This examination has a single paper that consists of 3 different parts. The three parts are:

• Part I: This part shall have 20 questions that carry 1 mark each.
• Part II: This part shall have 55 questions that carry 2 marks each.
• Part III: This part shall carry 9 questions that carry 2 marks each (linked type questions).

Each of these questions shall be provided with 4 choices. Besides this, negative marking is followed in this paper. The exam shall consist of written paper, practical’s as well as viva voce examinations

How to Procure Admission Form for the Ceramic Technology Course?

Admission forms for the Ceramic Technology program can be got by the candidates from the exam counter of the participating institutions. In addition to this, forms can also be got from the official website of the institution concerned. One additional method for aspirants to obtain their form is by post.