B.Tech in Ceramic Engineering in Institute of Technology Banaras Hindu University
Institute of Technology affiliated to Banaras Hindu University is renowned for its top quality education provided in various under graduate, post graduate as well as doctoral programs in various disciplines. The institute is well known for its experienced faculty members as well as ultra modern infrastructures. The students who earn a degree from this institution have a great career ahead.
Structure of the B.Tech in Ceramic Engineering program
Semester 1
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Engineering Mechanics
- Computer Programming
- Physics Lab
- Computer Lab
- Engineering Drawing
- Workshop Practice
Semester 2
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Thermodynamics
- Environmental Studies
- Technical Writing
- Physics Lab
- Chemistry Lab
- Workshop Practice
Semester 3
- Ceramic Raw Materials and Analysis
- Fundamentals of Ceramic Processing
- Materials Science
- Mathematical Methods
- Electronics & Instrumentation
- Theory of Machines & Design
- Ceramic Materials Analysis Laboratory
- Mineralogy and Microscopy Laboratory
- Electronics & Instrumentation Laboratory
Semester 4
- Ceramic Instrumental Analysis
- Heat and Mass Transfer
- Particle Mechanics and Fluid Flow Process
- Process Calculations
- Numerical Methods
- Electrical Engineering
- Industrial Operation Laboratory
- Instrumental Analysis Laboratory
- Electrical Engineering Laboratory
Semester 5
- Electro Ceramics
- Engineering Ceramic and Abrasives
- Fuels, Furnaces and Pyrometer
- Pottery & Heavy Clayware
- Refractory
- Thermodynamics and Phase Equilibrium
- Ceramic Technical Analysis Laboratory
- Electronic Ceramic Laboratory
- Fuel, Furnaces & Pyrometer Laboratory
- Pottery & Refractory Laboratory
Semester 6
- Cement Technology
- Ceramic Processing and Coatings
- Ceramic Instrumentation & Process Control
- Glass and Glass Ceramics
- Properties of Ceramic Materials
- Open Elective (Humanities)
- Cement Laboratory
- Glass & Ceramic Coatings Laboratory
- Instrumentation & Process Control Lab
- Industrial Visits / Viva-voce
- Ceramic Engineering Drawing & Design
Semester 7
- Cement, Concrete and Composites
- Glass Technology
- Plant Equipment & Furnace Design
- Industrial Economics & Factory Management
- Elective I (Advanced Building materials and Composites or Bio-Ceramics or Environment, Energy and Ecology or Engineering Ceramics and Processing Techniques or Science & Technology of Special glasses)
- Cement and Concrete Laboratory
- Glass Laboratory
- Project I (Evaluation and Viva-voce)
- Seminar and Group Discussion
- Training Report & Viva-Voce
Semester 8
- Pollution Control in Ceramic Industries
- Pottery & Porcelain
- Refractory
- Elective II (Ceramic Matrix Composites or Ceramic White wares or Computer Programming & Application in Ceramic Engineering or Electrical & Electronic Ceramics or Super and Monolithic Refractory)
- Pottery Laboratory
- Refractory Laboratory
- Project II (Evaluation and viva-voce)
- Comprehensive Viva-voce
Admission Procedure
The admission into this course is made through the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) conducted by the IITs, Institute of Technology-Banaras Hindu University and the Indian School of Mines University, Dhanbad jointly. The candidates who have completed 10+2 level with at least 50% marks are eligible to apply for this exam. How ever the reserved category candidates are given a relaxation of 5% marks. The candidates are admitted into this course based on the score obtained by them in this exam.
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