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BTech Mining Engineering Eligibility, Admission Process and Entrance Exams, 2020-2021

What is the BTech Mining Engineering Admission Process?

To pursue BTech Mining Engineering, the students should have passed their higher secondary board exam from a recognized board with science (physics, chemistry, mathematics) with above 60% marks. 

The BTech Mining Engineering admission process is preferably entrance based for most of the institutions. The students appearing for the class 12th examination and waiting for the results can also apply for this BTech course. 

Candidates seeking admission to the BTech program are required to qualify the JEE Mains or JEE Advanced or any other entrance exam conducted by the states or the individual institutes. The applicants have to download the application/admission forms for the opted University/college via the official website of the institute. The application forms should be filled and submitted along with the required documents prior to the deadline mentioned.

Students should also keep a check on the eligibility requirements such as 10+2 marks, age limit, entrance exam cut off score, etc before applying for admission.

Few private engineering colleges also offer direct admission through merit or management quota in this course.

What are the BTech Mining Engineering Eligibility Requirements?

The BTech Mining Engineering eligibility criteria may differ slightly from one college to another based on their additional requirements. 

There are certain mandatory requirements which is same for anyone willing to take admission to a BTech course, they are as follows:

  • The applicants must have passed 10+2 with Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry as major subjects.
  • The candidates must have above 60% of marks in class 12. Whereas candidates aspiring to get admission in NITs must clear JEE Main with a minimum of 80 to 90 percentile and JEE advanced for admission in IITs. Students belonging to the reserved categories get a 5% relaxation.
  • Female students are not eligible to pursue Mining Engineering except for a few colleges like Anna University.
  • The applicants should not have any supplementary or compartment in any subject at 10+2 or Diploma level that is yet to be cleared at the time of taking admissions. 
  • Candidates who have passed Diploma in Mining Engineering are also eligible for admission in 2nd-year of BTech Mining Engineering through lateral admissions.
What are the steps in BTech Mining Engineering admission process?

What are the steps in the BTech Mining Engineering admission process?

The students should go through the eligibility requirements specified by the colleges before applying for admission. 

Given below are some of the steps involved in the BTech Mining Engineering admission.

Step 1:  Engineering Entrance Examinations

Students are suggested to start preparing simultaneously for the entrances along with the 10+2 preparations, as the syllabus is more or less the same. Apply by uploading essential documents like academic certificates, age proof, identity proof,  etc. Once done, deposit the application fees and save the application. Get the admit card, sit for the entrances and qualify the same..

Step 2: Declaration of Results

Merit lists will be published for all the exams taken after the declaration of the results. Candidates seeking a seat into IITs and NITs will have to take part in JoSAA (Joint Seat Allocation Authority), while other students will go for the general counseling sessions.

Step 3: Counselling Session

In the counseling session, the students are offered colleges based on their performance in the merit list, marks obtained in the entrances, 10+2 level and the category into which each candidate falls.

Step 4: Admission Offer 

Students are offered admission after clearing the counseling round successfully and admission will be offered to the most suitable college as per the choice from the options provided. The admission fees need to be paid for securing the seat in the institute.

Step 5: Verification of Documents

Candidates have to submit scanned documents for verification and final enrollment to the BTech course. 

What are the BTech Mining Engineering Entrance Exams?

The top BTech colleges usually take admission based on the marks obtained in the national level entrance exams, ie. JEE Mains and JEE Advanced.

Tabulated below are some of the important dates of JEE Main and JEE Advanced.

Important Dates JEE Mains JEE Advanced
Availability of Application Form  February 7, 2020 3rd week of September
Last date to submit Application March 6, 2020 (Till 11:50 PM) 3rd week of September
Admit Card releasing date August 17, 2020 (Released) 4th week of. September
Examination Date September 1 – 6, 2020 September 27, 2020
Result Declaration September 2020 2nd week of October

Apart from the national level exams, there are plenty of state-level exams which can be a gateway for admission in various BTech colleges

Given below are some of the state-level entrance exams along with important dates.

Entrance Exam State/Region Application Date Exam Date
MHT CET Maharashtra Last Date: 23 May 2020  To be announced
PTU CET Punjab  Dates postponed Dates postponed
UPSEE Uttar Pradesh Application Closed September 20, 2020
WBJEE West Bengal Application closed Exams ended by February 2, 2020
OJEE Odisha 6 February to 31 May 2020 First week of September 2020
KCET Karnataka Application closed July 30 to August 1, 2020
COMEDK Karnataka 16 January to 30 May 2020 August 19, 2020
BCECE Bihar 21 March to 29 March 2020 To be Announced Later
Assam CEE Assam 7 April to June 20, 2020 September 20, 2020
KEAM  Kerala Application Closed Dates not declared
TS EAMCET Telangana 21 February- 31 May 2020 Dates postponed
AP EAMCET Andhra Pradesh Application closed September 17,18, 21, 22,23, 2020
JK CET Jammu and Kashmir 11 March- 31 May 2020 Dates not declared
JEECE Jharkhand Application closed  Dates not declared
CGPET Chhattisgarh 17 March- 31 May 2020 Dates not declared
GUJCET Gujarat Application closed Dates postponed
GCET Goa Application closed Dates postponed
UKSEE Uttarakhand Application closed Dates not declared
TNEA Tamil Nadu Application closed Dates not declared
MP PAT Madhya Pradesh Application closed 28 June 2020
REAP Rajasthan 15 May- 10 August 2020 Dates not declared

Tabulated below are some of the entrance exams held by autonomous universities for BTech Mining Engineering admission.

Entrance Exam Conducting Body Application Date Exam Date
IMU CET Indian Maritime University July 01, 2020 August 30, 2020 (Cancelled)
JET Jain University November 18, 2019 April 26, 2020
LPU NEST Lovely Professional University 1st August, 2020 onwards Upto August 31, 2020 (Candidates can opt. for any preferred LPUNEST exam slot within 5-15 days from the date of filling the application form.
JCECE JCECE Board July 08 2020 September 2020
CUEE Centurion University June 30, 2020 (Extended) To be announced
AMITY JEE Amity University August 31, 2020 (Extended) Canceled 
SPSAT Sri Padampat Singhania University June 2020 Flexible dates, candidate can take the test within 10 days after filling the form
Uni-GAUGE-E Educational Rating and Assessment (ERA) Foundation June 14, 2020 August 19, 2020 (Announced

The competition in the Entrance exam is very high such that the candidate requires hard work, planning, a lot of concentration for the test. To improve problem-solving capacity and to practice thoroughly in a comprehensive manner reference books are very useful.

Once the candidates crack the entrances, merit lists are released, and then the BTech Mining Engineering admission process is followed by a round of counseling after which verification is done and enrollment to the course is offered.  

BTech Mining Engineering : FAQs 

BTech Mining Engineering: FAQs 

Ques. What eligibility criteria one requires to pursue BTech Mining Engineering?

Ans. One requires to have a minimum of more than 60% to 70% in 10+2 level from a recognized university. However, there is 5% relaxation for students of SC/ST/Other Backward Class in the academics requirement.

Ques. What is the process of  BTech Mining Engineering admissions?

Ans.  The admission process of BTech Mining Engineering is usually followed by entrances, counseling, and verification process.

Ques. Which are some of the entrances one can give for admission to BTech Mining Engineering?

Ans.  JEE MainJEE Advanced BITSAT, COMEDK, UPSEE, VITEEE, SRMJEEE, etc are some of the entrances one can give for admission to BTech Mining Engineering.

Ques.  Which are the subjects that one needs to be well familiar with to crack the BTech Mining Engineering entrance exams?

Ans. Students need to be well familiar with subjects like Physics, Maths, Chemistry, Biology, and English to crack the BTech Mining Engineering entrance exams.

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Answered Questions

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Shirish Roychowdhury

30 Mar 21

In terms of placement, Mining Engineering at NIT Raipur is the best in the country. The experienced professors having good knowledge about the subject. In terms of theoretical knowledge, it is the best. But, when it comes to practicals, the institution lags.

The curriculum is outdated; most of the subjects in the course do not have any usage in the practical world. With the fast-moving technology, there is much software in mining which are important but, you will not get an opportunity to learn it at NIT Raipur. You can compare the curriculum across various institutions and find out the difference. This will only make sense after you get placed and work with students from other institutions as well. You will realize that your knowledge is restricted because of the curriculum followed at NIT Raipur.

If your main focus is money, you can join NIT Raipur as this institution provides good placement, Coal India also recruits students from here.

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Anwita Dhar

13 Apr 21

My very good friend was a student placement convener of mining engineering in NIT Raipur, therefore I have a fair idea about how it works.

Although the intake is 77, which is far more compared to any other colleges, the job opportunities are not enough for all the admitted students. Big brands such as Adani, CIL, VEDANTA do come in for the campus recruitment but they are not sufficient for all and also their eligibility criteria and other requirements do not fit all.

  • CIL: This is a dream company for all interested in pursuing mining as a career. It is one of those rare companies that offer a handsome salary around 14-15 LPA which keeps on revising at regular intervals. One glitch here is that it has some internal reservations and also they prefer only the top rankers in every batch.
  • VEDANTA & ADANI: ADANI is a great company to kick start your career. The eligibility criteria here are also very strict and the salary package is something around average. Nothing too exceptional. VEDANTA is the best option available currently for the students at the institute. 
  • Cement Industry & Sector: These are the present manufacturers but are non-consistent and recruit only 2-4 students each year with average pay.

Talk to the seniors in the college to find out more about the actual placement scenario at the institute.

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Ragini Kanodia

08 Apr 21

NIT Raipur started with the Mining, Metallurgy, and Mechanical branches. These branches are highly regarded in the institute.

  • An acquaintance of mine who is an NIT Raipur alumnus advises against dropping out. Even after dropping out a year, some students sadly do not live up to the expectations they had set for themselves.
  • The best option in NIT Raipur is arguably mining. Some of the students of NIT Raipur prepared for the JEE to appear for a second time and they were able to score big. 

I do agree with my friend that it will be better if you pursue your studies along with the preparation for JEE Main. This way you will have a sense of security and a contingency plan if things don’t turn out as planned.

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Anumita Chatterjee

23 Mar 23

The scope of Mining is very limited and can be accessed only if you are truly interested in Mining and are serious about pursuing a career in the same. I suggest you pursue higher education in Mining from an elite foreign university like Colorado School of Mines, Royal School of Mines, and University of New South Wales. This will nurture your technical skills to the best. Another suggestion in this regard is that you can also go for ISM. The enthusiasm for Mining at ISM is like nowhere else.

However, if you are after a good package rather than pursuing your enthusiasm, then IIT KGP is a better option. IIT KGP has an abundance of opportunities for the students academic environment is second to none. It offers extensive exposure and is thus most preferred by Engineering students of all branches. 

As far as recruiters are concerned, a large number of them offer jobs to students at IIT KGP mainly because of the credibility of the Institute irrespective of the branch. Also, very few companies offer core jobs in Mining. Therefore, most mining students end up with non-core jobs.

Some Core Companies for Mining visiting IIT KGP are

  • Tata Steel
  • Coal India ltd
  • Vedanta Resources
  • Jindal Steel Ltd

The average CTC is around 8 LPA. 

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Aditi Sinha

11 May 22

There is no clear winner in this comparison. If you are interested in Mining Engineering and want to learn fundamental and core technicalities, then NIT Surathkal will be better. As an institute, NITK is better than other engineering colleges in Karnataka. It offers better academics, exposure, facilities, and campus life. For Mining, NIT Surtahkal placements are great. Coal India visits NITK for recruiting students. The average CTC received by the students of this bench is INR 5-6 LPA.

But if you aren’t particularly interested in Mining Engineering, then you should choose CSE at PES University. In the current industry landscape, CSE offers better placements with cushy salary packages. 

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Senjuti Gupta

23 Mar 23

Joining a certain branch that you are not even interested in just for the IIT tag is not the most logical decision. One usually decides on a certain branch for 3 reasons; either to get a good package or to pursue your area of interest or to follow the majority. However, in the case of Mining Engineering, this is not the case at all. You won’t be available to avail either of these benefits because of its low demand. In fact you will end up with the following circumstances

  • You will have to work extremely hard in the first year in order to get a branch change
  • In case you are unable to get a branch change, you will start running after POR, join different clubs to work on your non Engineering abilities.
  • During placements you will be more inclined towards Non-Core placements because of your aversion to Mining.

Still, if you are adamant about getting into IIT, then join only if 

  • You want to work in analytics, consult or analyst after 4 years instead of Engineering 
  • If you want to pursue MBA from an IIM
  • If you want to switch your field after graduation.

The reason why I am suggesting you give up Engineering is that with Mining, you can literally pursue anything other than Engineering. So it’s better you make up your mind for the same or apply to other institutes.

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Sreejita Gupta

08 Sept 22

NIT Raipur placements are good for Mining. This branch offers career scopes in PSU as well as in the corporate sector. Many core companies visit the campus placements. Vedanta Resources Ltd. is one such company. The average CTC offered for core sector jobs is around INR 5 LPA. Students also get recruited in non-core job profiles. The salary packages offered for non-core job profiles are around INR 11 LPA. 

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Manisha Batra

16 Apr 21

NIT Jamshedpur has an established brand name in the country. Students are tagged with “NITians”. This tag is beneficial for future training, internships, on or off-campus placements, and even in pursuing a management degree afterward.

Professors & Faculty of NIT Jamshedpur:

  • The professors impart decent knowledge to the students about their expertise core subjects. So, scoring marks is not a problem here.
  • Some of the professors are adopting methods to revise the significant topics again and again. It decreases the workload of students.
  • They can easily focus the first two years on pointing out their areas of interest and later two years in achieving their targets for their desired specialization.

Placement Statistics of NIT Jamshedpur:

  • As per the past few years of placements, there are core companies that visit the campus. They are TATA Steel, Vedanta, Hindalco, TATA Power, JSW, Usha Martin, etc. 
  • In the metallurgy department, TATA Steel took only one candidate. 
  • If students lack interest in this department then they can opt for off-campus placements too or else prepare for further studies.

Winning Institute:

As per the above perks, NIT Jamshedpur can be concluded better between both the listed institutes.

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Richa Sharma

15 Apr 21

The students can get better placement in NIT Raipur. One will get good opportunities and exposure in the mining branch too. Moreover, the experience at NIT is far better than BIT DURG.

  • The curriculum followed by BIT DURG and even NIT Raipur is outdated.
  • The institute is at least 10 years behind the current industry practice as compared to NIT Raipur.
  • At least 30 years behind if we compare it with the US or European schools.
  • The industry clientele had taken leaps and bounds in terms of technology and what the students study is old-era theories that have little relevance in practice now. 
  • Many industries hire graduates through campus interviews, 1st train them for 3 to 6 months to prepare the students as per industry requirements and update the knowledge.

The table shows a brief overview of the institutions:

Particulars

NIT Raipur

BIT DURG

Median Salary

Rs. 9.5 lakhs

Rs. 6.5 lakhs

Highest Salary

Rs. 33 lakhs

Rs. 32 lakhs

Entrance Criteria

JEE Mains

CPET

Fees

Rs. 5.52 lakhs

Rs. 2.92 lakhs

So overall, if the students are into mechanical or mining, don't rely too much on what the book taught you, be aware of current trends and practices.

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Udita Ghose

08 Jul 21

Mining at NIT Raipur is certainly an interesting choice. The Mining branch is one of the oldest branches at the institute. It is almost 70 years old. I have a few friends at NIT Raipur and here is what they had to say about the Mining branch.

  • Faculty:The faculty base is great for the branch. They are experts in the field with years of experience. Try to get along with your professors. That way you can work with them on their projects. This will give you exposure to the field and you will also be able to make industry contacts.
  • Infrastructure: The infrastructure of the department is also quite good. There are laboratories for Rock Mechanics and Mining Machinery. The labs are also equipped with premium mining software.
  • Placements: Placement for Mining at NIT Raipur is also quite impressive. All the mining and cement companies visit the campus for placements.

Overall, NIT Raipur is certainly a good option for Mining Engineering. You will also have the opportunity to get a 3 day-long training at Kolkata at the cost of 40,000-50,000.

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