Should I opt for Metallurgy and Materials Engineering at NIT Trichy?

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Nikhil Juneja · Accepted Answer

Choosing a branch like Metallurgy and Materials Engineering at NIT Trichy really depends on what you're looking for. Some folks pick it for the college's reputation and lower fees, but it's good to know the job scene is a bit limited, especially in manufacturing right now.

Most jobs are in steel and alloy plants, or material testing labs in industries like Indian Oil or HAL. Keep in mind, the work conditions in these plants can be tough, and the pay and growth might not be as great as in IT.


Categories	Metallurgy and Materials Engineering at NIT Trichy
Course Fee	5.65 lakh
Placement Percentage	50-60%
Highest CTC	15 LPA
Average CTC	9 LPA

Lots of grads end up switching fields, going for Masters, PhDs, or MBAs. Companies like Tata Steel and Vedanta Jindal do pay well but hire only a few. Plus, these plants are often in remote areas and can be pretty polluting.

Research is a good option, with opportunities both in India and abroad. Think hard about what you want. If you're aiming for an MBA, maybe a different undergrad course from a well-known college would be better. The environment you study in matters a lot!

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