How good is the Maharashtra Institute of Technology (MIT) for petroleum engineering?

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Vihaan Sharma · Accepted Answer

Maharashtra Institute of Technology (MIT) is a pretty decent option if you're looking into petroleum engineering. It's got some good rankings, like All India #15 by The Times and #82 by India Today for its B.E./B.Tech courses. Plus, they have a solid placement record with some top companies coming to recruit.

Here's a quick rundown of their Petroleum Engineering course:

Particulars	Maharashtra Institute of Technology
Fees	Rs. 12,40,000
Entrance Criteria	10+2 with minimum 50% & JEE Main/ MH CET
Average Salary	Rs. 6,25,000
Total Seats	60

What you'll study:

You'll dive into reservoir engineering, petroleum exploration, production engineering, and refining tech. MIT encourages students to get involved in extracurriculars at both national and international levels, which is a great way to boost your skills and network.

How to get in:

You need at least 50% in your 10+2 exams with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as compulsory subjects (45% for reserved categories). You'll also need to crack either JEE Main or MH CET.

Where you can work:

A petroleum engineering career involves both fieldwork and using professional software to assess risks. You can find opportunities in government and research organizations, as well as national and international exploration and production companies.

Companies like Asian Paints, Adobe, Amazon, Weatherford, and Rakuten Inc Japan often visit the campus for recruitment. Over 700 MIT graduates are currently working in the petroleum industry, both in India and abroad.

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