Hi aspirant!

JNTUH Metallurgical engineering cutoff for previous years were around 8054. (2019) general male category. For BC-A category it is 54108. For BCB the closing rank is 18050. For bcd category it is 13604. For ST male category it is 25072 and 48710 for SC male category.

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Hi Rohith!

The main objective of Metallurgy and Material Engineering is to study any kind of material, their composition, advantages, disadvantages, their applications, etc,. It comprises the physical metallurgy, mechanical behaviour like it's fracture point and more.

Material Engineer will study more about the specific material and change its composition of needed to make it more durable or suitable for the specific application.

This course can be done as a Diploma Course, Undergraduate Course or Post Graduate Course.

Metallurgical Engineers have scope in industries which manufacture machineries, automobiles, etc,. They also use latest scientific technology like X-Rays, Lasers and other Non-Destructive methods to know more about the materials.

All the very best!

Hello aspirant

The following nits are top in accordance with placements

1. Nit Warangal
2. Nit thiruchurapalli
3. MNIT
4. Nit Calicut
5. Nit Rourkela
6. Nit Durgapur

In metallurgy and chemical engineering

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Hi,

Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) combines engineering, physics and chemistry principles to solve the real-world problems associated with nanotechnology, biotechnology, information technology, energy, manufacturing and other major engineering disciplines.

Metallurgical engineers usually focus on the production of metals, metallic parts and the properties of those materials. They help make products stronger, more durable, lighter weight and more energy efficient, especially when utilizing recycled materials rather than ores.

While looking at the scopes for these branches, a metallurgical engineer can work in electrical and mechanical machinery factories. Some government agencies also are major recruiters.

For material science engineers, the major jobs are

• Materials Scientist
• Metallurgist Process Engineer
• Development Engineer
• Manufacturing Engineer
• Process Engineer
• Project Engineer
• Materials Engineer

First of all understand the difference between these two branches and identify the job which suits your interest the most. If you are more into physical work and experimental field, choose metallurgy. If you are more of a developer and theorist, choose material science. None of these is a better course than the other. The choice depends completely upon your skill and interest.

For further information about these courses, refer the article below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/metallurgical-and-materials-engineering-course

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/materials-science-and-technology-0

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Hey there!

Here's a list of National Institutes of Technology which provide a bachelor's degree in metallurgy and materials engineering. The best placement amongst them would be from NIT Warangal and Tiruchirapalli.

Here's the list

1. NIT Warangal

2. NIT Tiruchirapalli

3. NIT Durgapur

4. NIT Surathkal

5. NIT Jaipur

6. NIT Nagpur

7. NIT Rourkela

8. NIT Jamshedpur

9. NIT Srinagar

10. NIT Andhra Pradesh

Hello Aspirant,

Buddy, You shouldn’t look down upon any branch unless you have the proper knowledge about it and its future prospects. Metallurgical and materials engineering is a great branch . Moreover, you have a chance to be a part of one of the top NITs. There are plethora of great opportunities for metallurgists in various facets like academia, Industry and even higher studies.

Placements  :  Metallurgical  and Materials  engineering  department of NITR provides really  good placement  with an average package of 6-6.5 LPA. Recent  placement  seasons have seen a drift of students from the core companies towards the non-core sector. Major recruiters are Reliance, Tata, Jindal Steel, Vedanta.

Feel free to ask any questions.

All the best for your future.

I believe as far as Metallurgical Engineering is concerned , IIT BHU being an older technical institute with experienced faculty, good research facilities and industry connections would be a better choice. Even if later on you develop interest in Non Core fields like AI and Software, IIT BHU will provide a sea of opportunities. As far as Metallurgical Engineering is concerned companies like Tata Steel, Tata Motors, Vedanta, Reliance, Jindal are regular recruiters at IIT BHU.

Hello aspirant!
Hope you are doing well!

Taking about Mechanical engineering
1) Helps student to understand the working mechanisms of heavy tools and machineries
2) Employment opportunity- who have practical knowledge like testing of machinery (Diploma holders)
3) Emerging field - renewable energy, automobiles, quality control, Industrial Automation, Mechanobiology
4) Salary- 3-4lakhs median
https://www.careers360.com/courses/mechanical-engineering-course

Taking about Metallurgical engineering
1) Helps students understand detail about various metals and its application in daily lives
2) Employment opportunity- Make in India” initiative have resulted to make India on the world as a manufacturing hub which requires lots of metallurgical engineers.
3) Scope- work in various big MNCs industries and earn a handsome salary
4) Salary- 4-5lakhs median
https://www.careers360.com/courses/metallurgical-engineering-course

Hello student,

We cannot give proper analysis as you haven't mentioned your crl rank.But you can use our college predictor for more details as the college predictors are more than 90% accurate.But according to your category rank, you have better chances only in your home states.

You can use our college predictor and predict the college you can apply to using the link below

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I suggest you to go through the previous years cut off ranks through the given link

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff-for-top-nits

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I believe you are mistaken there are no Metallurgy Courses at IIT ISM Dhanbad. Department of Mining Engineering has three courses namely Mining, Mineral and Mining Machinery, and all three of them experience almost 90% placements with conglomerates like Tata Steel, Hindalco, Vedanta, Coal India, ExxonMobil, Schlumberger being regular recruiters. IIT ISM Being loacted near mineral rich areas of Jharkhand and Odisha further provides impetus to training and placement opportunities.

Secondly IIT ISM is a much older technical institute than IIT Jammu and has good infrastructure, faculty, research facilities and employer outlook.