CIPET is an autonomous institute known for its specialization in plastics technology. Any course related to plastics in this institute is definitely a good choice. Diploma in Plastic Industries (DPT) has a very limited scope but it’s a job many admire. 

Future Prospect:

• After completion of DPT, one can go for Btech in Plastics technology and then go for MTech. Many private companies are situated in Noida and Ghaziabad where students can apply for jobs. Students can apply for PSU’s such as IOCL after completion of the course.
• CIPET Lucknow is considered to be the best among other CIPET’s for the DPT course. The placement record of CIPET Lucknow in DPT is quite remarkable with achieving a 100% placement sometimes. The placement record of CIPET Lucknow also has a decent salary record. The campus selection directly after completion increases the chances of getting work experience which will help in the future to land your dream job.

Though, if you want to apply for CIPET, you need to qualify for Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) for a diploma first. CIPET doesn’t groom student as a worker rather it helps develop their professional skills.

As per the alumni of CIPET, DPT, and DPMT both are good and a bit different from each other. Students opting for DPT have limited career growth. For DPT, areas of growth are limited to processing or quality executive. The exposure for students opting for DPMT is vast. The opportunities for DPMT include tool room, mould design, research and development, and new product development.

Points of Focus:

• In DPT, the strength, toughness, melting point, and applications of polymers are focused upon along with plastics and machine maintenance. 
• In DPMT, the points of focus are CNCs milling and CNCs lathe, mould maintenance, EDM electric discharge machine, and designing. DPMT mainly involves the manufacturing of moulds for structuring plastics. With the knowledge of mold designing, students will get an overview of the processing and necessary operations involved.

Difference:

• In DPT and DPMT, the only difference lies in the syllabus is the addition of tooling knowledge and design knowledge in DPMT. 
• The mould design in the DPMT syllabus also teaches 2D-3D designing of mold in the tool room which can help you to become a master of plastics.

Students can opt for DPMT for more exposure and scope.