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The M.
Tech.(Metallurgical Engineering) course
shall be of Two
Years duration consisting of Four
Semesters and have two
specializations, viz. (A)
ALLOY TECHNOLOGY and (B) EXTRACTIVE
METALLURGY.
The course of study
shall comprise of two Departmental core
subjects, eight elective subjects, two
practicals, one seminar and a
dissertation.
In the Semester I,
four elective subjects out of five
specified from the following under each
specialization, will be taken.
In the Semester II,
five electives will be taken among which
three elective subjects should be from
their own specialization. Candidates may
be permitted to take one approved elective
subject from the other specializations of
the Department. Candidate must take one
elective subject (Open
Elective) from other
Departments/Schools of the Institute.
The structure
of the course shall be as follows:
SEMESTER I
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Subject
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Contact
hours/week
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Credits
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MT
5101 Materials Characterization
Techniques
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3
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3
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MT
5102
Computer Applications in
Metallurgy
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3
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3
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Elective
Subject
I
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3
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3
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Elective
Subject
II
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3
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3
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Elective
Subject
III
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3
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3
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Elective
Subject
IV
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3
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3
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MT
5383 Computer Applications
Practical
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3
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2
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Total
for Semester I
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21
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20
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SEMESTER II
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Subject
|
Contact
hours/week
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Credits
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Elective
Subject V
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3
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3
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Elective
Subject VI
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3
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3
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Elective
Subject VII
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3
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3
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Elective
Subject VIII
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3
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3
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Elective
Subject IX
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3
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3
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MT
5484
Materials Characterization
Practical
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3
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2
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MT
5485
Seminar
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2
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1
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Total
for Semester II
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20
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18
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SEMESTER III
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Subject
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Contact
hours/week
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Credits
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MT
6386:
Seminar On Dissertation
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-
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5
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MT
6387:
Dissertation-Interim
Evaluation
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-
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5
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SEMESTER IV
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Subject
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Contact
hours/week
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Credits
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MT
6488
Dissertation-Open Defence
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-
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10
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MT
6489
Dissertation Evaluation
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-
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20
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Total
for Semester IV
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-
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30
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Grand Total
78
1.
DEPARTMENTAL CORE SUBJECTS
MT 5101:
Materials Characterization
Techniques
MT 5102:
Computer Applications in Metallurgy
2.
DEPARTMENTAL ELECTIVE SUBJECTS (eight subjects to be
chosen)
In
second semester the
student can take not more than one subject
from other specialization.
(A)
Alloy
Technology
1.
MT 5110/5220
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Thermodynamics of Phase Equilibria
2.
MT 5111/5221
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Structural Phase Transformations
3.
MT 5112/5222
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Industrial Heat Treatment
4.
MT 5113/5223
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Deformation Behaviour
5.
MT 5114/5224
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Alloy Design and Development
6.
MT 5115/5225
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Advanced Electron Metallography
7.
MT 5116/5226
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Fracture Mechanics and Component
Integrity
8.
MT 5117/5227
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Metal Joining Technology
9.
MT 5118/5228
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Smart Materials and Structures
10.
MT 5119/5229
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Computational Materials Design.
(B)
Extractive Metallurgy
1.
MT 5120/5230
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Metallurgical Design
2.
MT 5121/5231
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Raw
Materials Preparation for Iron Making
3.
MT 5122/5232
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Alternative Methods of Iron Making
4.
MT 5123/5233
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Production of Alloy Steels
5.
MT 5124/5234
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Advances in Production of
Nonferrous Metals
6.
MT 5125/5235
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Plasma
Technology for
Metallurgical Applications
7.
MT 5126/5236
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Thermodynamics and Kinetics
8.
MT 5127/5237
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Physical Chemistry of Metallurgical
Processes
9.
MT 5128/5238
:
Hydrometallurgy
10.
MT 5129/5239
: Environmental
Management in Metal Industries
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