MINING ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

Being one of the most crucial fields in industrial development, Mining and Surveying is responsible for unearthing the resources that power our world. In doing so, they exert a huge influence in driving economies, building industries, and shaping civilizations as we know them today. This branch of engineering lays the groundwork for progress by extracting minerals and providing accurate land data essential for planning and development. May it be coal, iron, copper, limestone, or geological mapping and land analysis; Mining and Surveying touches our lives throughout the day. Only by exploring the contribution of this field, we can creatively envision the resource-efficient world of tomorrow.

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MINING ENGINEERING (B.TECH)

Mining Engineering is concerned with the extraction and processing of valuable minerals and geological materials from the earth. Our program focuses on mine planning, operations, safety, and environmental management. Students learn modern techniques for mineral exploration, extraction methods, and sustainable mining practices. Graduates are prepared for careers in mine management, mineral processing, geotechnical engineering, and environmental remediation in the mining sector.

Career Scope and Industry Demand

Being one of the most crucial fields in industrial development, Mining and Surveying is responsible for unearthing the resources that power our world. In doing so, they exert a huge influence in driving economies, building industries, and shaping civilizations as we know them today. This branch of engineering lays the groundwork for progress by extracting minerals and providing accurate land data essential for planning and development. May it be coal, iron, copper, limestone, or geological mapping and land analysis; Mining and Surveying touches our lives throughout the day. Only by exploring the contribution of this field, we can creatively envision the resource-efficient world of tomorrow.

  • Mine Planning and Design

  • Surface and Underground Mining

  • Drilling and Blasting Engineering

  • Mine Surveying

  • Geological Mapping

  • Ventilation and Safety Engineering

  • Rock Mechanics

  • Mineral Processing

  • Hydrogeology in Mining

  • Environmental and Sustainable Mining

  • Mine Closure and Rehabilitation Planning

  • Surveying Instrumentation and Technology

  • Remote Sensing and GIS in Surveying

  • Mine Economics and Management

  • Exploration and Resource Estimation

  • Geoinformatics and Digital Surveying

MINING ENGINEERING (DIPLOMA)

A Diploma in Mining Engineering is a 3-year technical course offered after 10th standard, aimed at providing students with knowledge and skills related to the exploration, extraction, processing, and management of mineral resources.
The Diploma in Mining Engineering is designed to provide technical knowledge and practical skills needed to work in the mining industry, which involves the extraction and processing of minerals and fossil fuels from the earth. It trains students to work in open-cast and underground mines, ensuring safe, efficient, and environmentally responsible mining operations.


Core Subjects Covered:

  • Mining Geology

  • Mine Surveying

  • Mine Safety & Legislation

  • Surface and Underground Mining

  • Drilling and Blasting

  • Mine Ventilation

  • Mineral Processing

  • Environmental Management in Mining

Future Scope:

Higher Education Opportunities:

1. Lateral Entry to B.Tech/B.E. in Mining Engineering (Direct 2nd Year).

2. Bachelor’s in Geology, Earth Sciences, Environmental Engineering.

3. Diploma Certifications in Mine Safety, Ventilation, CAD, etc..


Job Opportunities (After Diploma):

1. Mining Technician

2. Blasting Supervisor

3. Mine Surveyor

4. Junior Mining Engineer

5. Drilling Operator.

6. Safety Officer (with additional certification).

Government Jobs:

1.DGMS (Directorate General of Mines Safety) Jobs.

2.Junior Mining Engineer in Govt. Mines.

3.SSC JE (Junior Engineer – Mining).

4.RRB, ISRO, BHEL (if qualifying related posts).

Conclusion:

A Diploma in Mining Engineering offers solid job prospects, especially in the public sector and core industries. Though the field can be physically and environmentally demanding, it provides good salaries, job stability, and the potential to work internationally or in senior positions after gaining experience or pursuing higher education.