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17th April 2019, 02:30 AM
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Benefits of studying MTech(Extractive Metallurgy) in NIT-Warangal?
Dear Sir/Madam, I want to do MTech(Extractive Metallurgy) from NIT-Warangal. But I don’t know about it’s benefits. So, I would like to know about the benefits of this course so that I can show them. Waiting for your response. Thank you!
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23rd April 2019, 12:38 AM
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Re: Benefits of studying MTech(Extractive Metallurgy) in NIT-Warangal?
Benefits of studying MTech(Extractive Metallurgy) in NIT-Warangal?
The benefits of studying M.Tech(Extractive Metallurgy) in NIT-Warangal is given below:- :-You will get the understanding of the core areas of metallurgical and materials engineering to meet the needs of the Indian industry. :-You can apply for the jobs in various sectors after completing M.tech in Extractive Metallurgy like:- :-Metal extraction and processing units :-Heat treatment shops :-Metal manufacturing companies :-Research & Development lab :- Construction companies :-Electrical companies :-Heavy manufacturing enterprises The average salary would be 3 Lacs to 8 Lacs per annum. You can apply in following departments after completion of the M.Tech(Extractive Metallurgy) from NIT-Warangal :- :-Steel Authority of India (SAIL) :-Tata Steel :-HCL :-Jindal Steel :-L&T :-Finolex Cables Ltd. :-Hindalco Industries Ltd :-Cable Corporation of India Ltd. |
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