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Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech] (Production Engineering) From NIT Trichy, Tiruchirappalli

Tiruchirappalli, Tamil NaduAutonomous UniversityEstd 1964

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Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech] (Production Engineering)

first year fees: ₹1,80,000

4 YearsFull Time

Year	1	2	3	4
Total Year Wise fees	₹1.80 Lakhs	₹1.50 Lakhs	₹1.53 Lakhs	₹1.55 Lakhs
Tuition fees	₹125000	₹125000	₹125000	₹125000
Other fees	₹55000	₹25150	₹27750	₹30450

NIT Trichy Upcoming Application Dates 2024

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DASA - Physical Reporting to Allotted Institute [BE/B.Tech]	Aug 08, 2024 - Aug 14, 2024
DASA - Special Round Allotment [BE/B.Tech]	Aug 01, 2024
Admission Timeline (JoSAA Counselling)	Jun 19, 2024 - Jul 31, 2024

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NIT Trichy Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech] (Production Engineering) Ranking

NIT Trichy B.Tech ranking by The Week is 8 out of 275 in India in 2024 and it was ranked 8 out of 131 in India in 2023. NIT Trichy B.Tech ranking by Outlook is 9 out of 25 in India in 2024 and it was ranked 9 out of 25 in India in 2023. NIT Trichy B.Tech ranking by NIRF is 9 out of 200 in India in 2023 and it was ranked 8 out of 300 in India in 2022

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#8 out of 275 in India 2024

Outlook Ranking

#9 out of 25 in Top Public Colleges in India 2024

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Eligibility Criteria

Aspirants seeking admission to 4 years Full-time B.Tech Program should meet the following criteria as specified by the institute.
Academic Requirement:

Passed 10+2 examination with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects along with one of the Chemistry/ Biotechnology/Biology/Technical Vocational subject with 75% marks.

Entrance Exam:

Admission is done through JEE Mains.

Course Details

For TAMILNADU:-

Seat Capacity – 59

Female Supernumerary – 0

For Other than TAMILNADU:-

Seat Capacity – 59

Female Supernumerary – 0

Fees structure:-

CATEGORY: OPEN/OPEN-EWS/OBC-NCL/ICCR/DASA (CIWG)

1^st sem – Rs 1,12,450
2^nd / 4^th / 6^th / 8^th sem – Rs 62500
3^rd / 5^th / 7^th sem – Rs 83250

Open, Open-EWS & OBC-NCL Students, whose family income is less than Rs.1.00 lakh per annum shall get full remission of Tuition fees (Rs.62500/-)

Open, Open-EWS & OBC-NCL Students, whose family income is between Rs.1.00 lakh to Rs.5.00 lakh per annum shall get remission of 2/3rd of the Tuition fees (Rs.41667/-)

CATEGORY: SC/ST/ALL PWD

1^st sem – Rs 49950
3^rd / 5^th / 7^th sem – Rs 20750

CATEGORY: DASA/SII (SAARC)

1^st sem – Rs 49950 + $2000
2^nd / 4^th / 6^th / 8^th sem – $2000
3^rd / 5^th / 7^th sem – Rs 20750 + $2000

CATEGORY: DASA/SII (NON SAARC)

1^st sem – Rs 49950 + $4000
2^nd / 4^th / 6^th / 8^th sem – $4000
3^rd / 5^th / 7^th sem – Rs 20750 + $4000

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General Course Details	Duration - 4 Years Course Offered - Full Time Total Seats - 59 Mode - Full Time Degree Type - On Campus Course Level - Graduation Course Credential - Degree Check Course Details
Eligibility	10+2 with 75% + JEE Main

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NIT Trichy: 6 Answered Questions

What is the prospect of production engineering in NIT Trichy?

Himani BoseB.Tech. Production and Industrial Engineering, National Institute of Technology, Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu

Many people think that production engineering is mechanical minus thermodynamics. Which is not true. Production engineering is completely different from mechanical as the subjects are different.

My friend is currently in the 4th year of production engineering, NIT Trichy and according to him, it doesn’t really have a good prospect. Here’s why:

While other departments have 6 subjects per semester you’ll be having 7. This can get quite hectic for you at times.
Despite so much hard work, placements are not good at all. You will never be treated equally to your mechanical friends, however good your profile is.
Although you can go into most of the mechanical engineering fields like automobiles, industrial tools making, etc. you will be paid lesser than your mechanical engineer mates.

However, if you are planning for higher studies and research, then production is a very good choice. Being a production engineer opens up the manufacturing, industrial, and mechanical higher study options too. So, if placement after B.Tech. is your focus, please look elsewhere but if you are into higher studies then surely go for it. Choose wisely.

Which would be better to take from NIT Trichy: instrumentation and control or production?

Anirban BiswasIndian Statistical Institute, Kolkata (2020)

I know a little bit about ISI Kolkata since I have a few friends from the institute. Here is what you should know about the internships between semesters.

The course curriculum specifies that in the summer after completing your first year of M.Tech, you have to do an internship either in the industry or academia. You will have 3 options.

Industry:

Many companies that visit the Campus for placements of 2nd-year students also select interns for the same.
Some of such companies are Samsung Research Labs, Google, General Electric, Reliance, Flipkart, De Shaw, JP Morgan Chase, etc.
The average stipend offered last year was 65,000 rupees/month.
Some companies offer more than 1 lakh/month. One of my friends interned at Samsung Research Labs.

Academia:

As per ISI guidelines, you need to pursue an internship at a different academic Institute or industry.
A friend of mine went to NUS Singapore, while two others went to a university in Germany. You can also apply to other institutes in Japan, USA, and Europe. People also go to IITs, CMI, and other Tier-1 Institutes of India.

Within ISI:

If for some reason you could not get an internship in the above-mentioned ways, you can approach any of the 250+ faculty members across all 5 ISI‘s and can ask to work with them in their labs.

You will have internships at the end of the first year. In the second year, you will have placements, dissertation, academics. So, the only time left to do an additional internship is the winter break after the first sem. Unless you are extremely enthusiastic, I will suggest that you take a break during this period. Because after the break you will be swamped with coursework for 1.5 years.

Which is better chemical or instrumentation and control or production engineering at NIT Trichy (no specific interest)?

Aditi Ghosestudied at National Institute of Technology, Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu, India

In order to determine the right branch for yourself, you will have to go through a list of questions related to these branches individually.

Production Engineering:

Are you okay with drilling a hole, shaping a metal part with a lathe, or polishing a metal piece for microscopic inspection
Can you handle distorted schedules?
Do you have an interest in drawing and designing?

If yes, then go for Production Engineering.

Instrumentation and control engineering:

Can you withstand extreme peer pressure, and strict professors.
Can you give multiple internals before semester exams
Can you handle extremely long lab sessions?

If yes, then go for Instrumentation and Control Engineering.

Chemical engineering:

Can you attend multiple and frequently held lab sessions.
Do you have any interest in thermodynamics?

If yes then go for Chemical Engineering.

Why should I take Production Engineering at NIT Trichy?

Sabeer Chalana

Production Engineering has a majority of Mechanical syllabus but the value of both the degrees is piles apart. One of my friends was a student of Production Engineering and he completed his graduation in 2013. Today, he is working in a PSU NTPC. He told me that a student who does BTech in Production Engineering has a variety of future aspects some of which have been listed below

You can sit for placements for companies like Hero Motocorp, Honda, Hyundai, Ashok Leyland, etc. but not if you are looking for a job in public sector companies.
You can go for PSUs that accept this degree like
NTPC, SAIL, BHEL, ISRO, Vizag Steel, NPCIL, etc.
If you have an interest in CS, you can also target your IT/software or Data analyst profiles which are available in abundance during placements.
You can prepare for competitive exams like CAT/GRE if you plan to pursue an MBA or MS.
You can steer your career towards entrepreneurship which does not require a very high-level degree.

These were some of the options and reasons why you can take Production Engineering at NIT Trichy.

What companies take production engineers from NIT Trichy?

Raktim Tarafdar

Through conversation with the alumni of this branch, I learned that the placements are at par with the other top NITs. A greater number of core companies visit the campus in comparison to other institutions.

Students who choose to pursue their higher studies get into well-known universities in India and abroad. For internships, however, you will have to try on your own.

These are the companies that offer placements to the students of Production Engineering at NIT Trichy:

ABB	Cognizant	Infosys
Amazon	Deloitte	Morgan Stanley
Amdocs	Ernst & Young	Oracle
Bharat Forge	Facebook	Pepsi
Capgemini	GE Money	Qualcomm
Capital IQ	HCL	Samsung
Cisco Systems	HSBC	SONY

During placements at NIT Trichy, the roles offered by companies vary greatly from technical profiles in core companies to app developers in IT companies to managerial positions like analysts and consultants.

NIT Trichy is a reputed government institution that offers decent placements and most branches see over 90-95% placement rate. Thus, it is a good choice to pursue your B.Tech in Production Engineering.

Production Engineering at NIT Trichy: What is the course about?

Vaani SinghStudied at National Institute of Technology, Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu, India

NIT Trichy offers a B.Tech in Production Engineering.

Production Engineering deals with manufacturing Technology with Management Science to accomplish the manufacturing process in an efficient manner.

NIT Trichy Production Engineering curriculum offers topics with Engineering Materials, Casting Technology, Machining Technology, Physical and Mechanical Joining Processes, Tool Engineering, Metrology, Manufacturing Systems, Automation, and Rapid Manufacturing.

The concepts of Production Engineering deal with integrated design and efficient planning of the manufacturing system as a whole. The same has become increasingly challenging with the emergence of sophisticated production methods and control systems.

The PEOs for Production Engineering are-

To formulate, analyze and solve Manufacturing and Industrial Engineering problems.
To work in Manufacturing functions.
To work as a product and process design professional for sustainable manufacturing.
To work as an entrepreneur in the Manufacturing Engineering sector.

If you want a blend of management studies and Engineering(with a touch of Mechanical Engineering), this course is right for you. NIT Trichy Production Engineering branch is comparatively more relaxed and the number of classes held is also lesser for this branch. Therefore, you can consider pursuing this course.

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