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Dear sir,
I have done B.Tech in Metallurgy with 53% in 2009 from kanpur university.
But i didn't get any chance till now to work in my field i.e. metallurgy.
I am keen for working in steel plant or in the company where metallurgy is required.
Can i do M.Tech in metallurgy. Or what must i do to establish my career?
Will there be any problem, taking my percentage?
Plz reply me.

Thanks with regards
Devendra Yadav
Kanpur,UP.

Hello,

You have done B.Tech. in Metallurgy Engineering with 53 % marks in 2009 from kanpur university.

After 53 % marks in B.Tech. you are not eligibile for any Government sector

exams because in all government organisation like SAIL, NTPC, BHEL, State

Electricity Board, DMRC, BSNL, MTNL, ONGC .....etc. minimum educational

eligibility is 65 % marks from a regonised institute / university.


So you can apply in private sector only.


Best of Luck

Hello!Devendra ,
i think you should apply for job because M.TECH. will take two years more,but while doing job you will get experience in this field.And you can further apply for another company thereafter where that experience will be counted.
There are lot of companies doing metallugy business eg.,all steel companies.
If you are financially sound enough,then you should do M.TECH.All IIT's and almost all NIT's offer M.TECH. courses.Infact,few state govt.universities also offer it.

Companies offering jobs in this field:
Steel Authority of India Limited, Tata Steel, Jindal Steel & Power Limited, Ispat Industries Ltd, John Deere, Pune, Reliance Industries Ltd. Government organization include ISRO, DRDO, and Railway.

BEST OF LUCK!

Scope of Metallurgy

Metallurgical jobs are among the most coveted in India. Metal extractors like Tata Steel, Steel Authority of India (SAIL), Hindustan Copper Limited, Hindalco Industries Limited, and Jindal Steel are the major recruiters of metallurgical consultants. Among the electrical industries, Finolex Cables Limited and Cable Corporation of India are the leading employers of metallurgy scholars.

Scope outside India

Overseas, students after successfully completing metallurgy courses in India are offered placements as metallurgical technicians, metallurgical engineers, and process analysts. Organizations in metal extraction industry, alloy manufacturing plants, and heavy machinery units appoint qualified metallurgical professionals.

Since you want to make your career in mettalurgical engineering you should look for job in foundaries, heat treatment shops, rolling mills, plants extracting and processing metals like iron and steel, nickel, tin, copper, zinc, aluminium and brass etc.

Some of the companies where you can apply for job are:

Tata Iron and Steel Company, Jamshedpur and
steel plants of Durgapur, Bhillai, Rourkela
MOIL

If you want to pursue MTech then you need to appear in GATE. Your percentage in BTech won't affect your chances to do Mtech because in GATE percentage of marks is not considered.

A better option will be that you crack GATE exam with good percentile & apply for M. Tech at good institutes like NITs, IIT, IISc, Banaras Hindu University in metallurgy.

Work hard so as you can score atleast first class in your masters. That will add an advantage to your 53% score in B. Tech. You need to be best in your field to get the best pay after you complete your study work. So, dedication, sincere efforts & positive approach are required for getting placed in the best company.

This will definitely help you in getting best opportunities in steel plant & the type of work you are keen to work on.

You can even apply for a research programme or plan to study abroad as scopes are bright int this field abroad too.

I am chemical Eng.(B.E.).I have 13 years experience in extraction of metals like cobalt,nickel,copper and znick by solvant extaction.I design mixer-settler assembly for extraction of same metals.Suggest any suitable job in maharastra.

Davendra,

Scope of metallurgy is unlimited. Don't worry if you counldn't score much in the exams. You may get jobs like Failure Analyst, corrosion Engineer, Inspection Engineer etc in additional to the commonly heard names. if you are interested in inspection, learn NDT and corrosion courses. Opportunities will strike you and you can slowly grow financially as well as professionally.

Regards
Vinod

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You can apply in private sector only.


Because You have done B.Tech. in Metallurgy Engineering with 53 % marks in 2009 from kanpur university.

After 53 % marks in B.Tech. you are not eligibile for any Government sector
exams because in all government organisation like:- SAIL, NTPC, BHEL, State

And in Electricity Board, DMRC, BSNL, MTNL, ONGC .....etc.minimum educational
eligibility is 65 % marks from a regonised institute / university.

Best of Luck!!

Dear Sir,
I have completed M.Tech in Process Metallurgy with C.G.P.A 8.2 from NITK surathkal and B.E in Mechanical Engineering with 65%. My interest is towards joining Steel Industries but i am failing to apply for job because Most of Steel Industries are asking B.Tech in Metallurgy and even SAIL also. Please help me by providing worthful information as early as possible. My mail id is siddu.meta@gmail.com

hello Sir,
I'm Abhishek from Pune University doing Msc(inorganic chemistry 1year)
want 2 know abt job courses after msc chem in central government.
plz suggest me the better options.
thank u.
have good day.
my mail id- abhir2209@gmail.com

dear sir , .
my name is DP singh
ihave done my btech in mechanical engineering. and doing mtech in material sci. and metallurgy from thapar university .so after this tell me the ways how i can polish my future.

Sir,

Please let me know if there are any openings for Metallurgy graduate in ONGC or ONGC subsidery companies.

Parineeta
Btech Metallurgy

i think you should apply for job because M.TECH. will take two years more,but while doing job you will get experience in this field.And you can further apply for another company thereafter where that experience will be counted.
There are lot of companies doing metallugy business eg.,all steel companies.
If you are financially sound enough,then you should do M.TECH.All IIT's and almost all NIT's offer M.TECH. courses.Infact,few state govt.universities also offer it.

Companies offering jobs in this field:
Steel Authority of India Limited, Tata Steel, Jindal Steel & Power Limited, Ispat Industries Ltd, John Deere, Pune, Reliance Industries Ltd. Government organization include ISRO, DRDO, and Railway.

Sir,
Presently I am doing my B.Tech in Metallurgy and Material Science Engineering, after that I would like to join te energy sector relating to atomic and nuclear energy.
Please resume me a answer that what kind of preparation I should do to get there and go higher in research field relating to nuclear energy.
Thanks..