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Total Fees

56.68 K

Exam

GATE

Seats

Fees Details

General

₹ 56.68 K

₹ 30.78 K

OBC

₹ 50.78 K

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Course Details

MODE

Full time

DURATION

24 Months

Master of Technology in Metallurgical and Materials Engineering is two years (4 Semester) full-time postgraduate engineering program offered by the School of Mechanical Sciences at Indian Institute of Technology Bhubaneswar.

This program focuses on beneficiation and processing of minerals, metal melting casting and heat treatment, steel alloys, important alloys of Al, Mg and Ti etc., superalloys, nanomaterials, precious metals and gemstones, ceramic materials, refractory materials, composite materials, bio-materials, rare earth elements: production and applications, granular materials, structure of materials, mechanical thermal optical electronic and magnetic properties of materials, structure-property correlation of materials, modeling and simulation of materials etc.

Important dates

Exams and Events	Dates

GATE Score Card Date (Mode - Online)	22 Mar'24 - 30 May'24
GATE Score Card Date - Score cards available for download by paying a fee of Rs. 500 per test paper (Mode - Online)	31 May'24 - 30 Dec'24

Eligibility Criteria

60% marks or 6.5 CGPA in a 10-point scale in B.Tech. / B.E. or equivalent degree in Metallurgy, Materials Science, Ceramic, Chemical, Mechanical, Production Engineering and allied specializations with valid GATE score or 60% marks or 6.5 CGPA in a 10-point scale in M.Sc. in Materials Science along with a valid GATE score.

Admission Details

The shortlisting of regular candidates for admission into M.Tech. Programmes will be based on GATE score only. The fixing of cut-off score for candidates in different categories shall be as per the norms of the Institute.
Selection of regular candidates is based on 70% weightage for the GATE score and 30% weightage for the performance in the Written Test and Interview.
The final selection of regular candidates will be solely based on the combined scores of the candidates with 70% weightage to the GATE score and 30% weightage to the written test and interview marks. The Written Test and Interview shall be given equal weightage of 15% each. A candidate in the unreserved category will be eligible for the interview subject to scoring a minimum of 40% of the maximum marks in the written test. A candidate in the unreserved category will be eligible for final selection subject to scoring a minimum of 50% of the maximum marks in the interview. The fixing of cut-off marks in the written test and interview for reserved categories shall be governed as per the norms of the Institute. Assignment and calculation of the cut-off marks on the combined score for the final section of the candidates in different categories shall be as per the norms of the Institute.