NIT Warangal metallurgical department, labs, cutoff and placements

NIT Warangal Metallurgical Department

The Department of Metallurgy and Materials Engineering (formerly the Department of Metallurgical Engineering) was founded in 1965 with an intake of 30 students. The graduate program in industrial metallurgy was established in 1983 with an intake of 10 students. Since 1983, the department has also offered a doctoral program. The department has also introduced another M. Tech. program Materials Technology from the academic year 2011-2012.

NITW Metallurgy branch

The main fields of study in metallurgy and materials engineering include physical metallurgy, mining metallurgy (mining of iron, steel, and non-ferrous metals), mineral processing, heat treatment of steel, manufacturing technology (metal casting, metal forming, powder metallurgy, and welding), mechanical metallurgy (includes materials testing – destructive and non-destructive), Corrosion Engineering, Materials Characterization Techniques, etc. 

Due to the growing demand for materials development, the department introduced new materials-based courses in 2004. Accordingly, the curriculum has been enriched with subjects on advanced materials such as composite materials, ceramics, polymers, nanomaterials, computer applications in metallurgy and materials engineering, etc. in addition to the above core areas. The laboratories of the department are well equipped with the latest equipment.

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NIT Warangal metallurgy cutoff and placements
Placement: About 80% of students from our course have placed. The highest salary package offered is 32 LPA and the average salary package offered is 12 LPA and the lowest salary package offered is 6 LPA. About 70% of our course students have done internships in companies like Reliance and Fidelity Investments. The top role offered on our course is the manager.

The main building of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering

The Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering at NIT Warangal is located in the main building of the institute. The main building of NIT Warangal is a landmark structure of the institute and is located near the main gate of the campus. The building was constructed in 1959 and has since undergone several renovations and expansions to accommodate the growing needs of the institute.

The main building of NIT Warangal houses several administrative offices, lecture halls, classrooms, seminar halls, and laboratories for various departments. The Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering has its own laboratory and facilities within the main building, including facilities for metal casting, metal forming, welding, heat treatment, and materials characterization.

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The building is designed in a modern style with large windows, open spaces, and natural lighting to create a comfortable and conducive learning environment for students and faculty. The classrooms and lecture halls are equipped with modern teaching aids and audio-visual equipment to facilitate effective teaching and learning. The main building of NIT Warangal is a hub of academic and administrative activities and is an important part of the institute's heritage and identity.

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Main building of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering #ennandintercol.me

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Night view of Metallurgical and materials engineering, NIT Warangal

Night view of Metallurgical and materials engineering, NIT Warangal

Inside and night view of metallurgical and materials engineering, NIT Warangal

inside and night view of metallurgical and materials engineering, NIT Warangal

Inside and top view of metallurgical and materials engineering, NIT Warangal

inside and top view of metallurgical and materials engineering, NIT Warangal

metallurgical and materials engineering, NIT Warangal

Front view of metallurgical and materials engineering, NIT Warangal

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UPEM and MBM lab of  metallurgical and materials engineering, NIT Warangal 

UPEM and MBM lab of  metallurgical and materials engineering, NIT Warangal

Powder metallurgy lab of metallurgical and materials engineering, NIT Warangal

The powder metallurgy lab of metallurgical and materials engineering at NIT Warangal is a facility dedicated to research, teaching, and training in the field of powder metallurgy. Powder metallurgy is the process of manufacturing materials and components by heating and compacting metal powders, often using a sintering process.

The lab at NIT Warangal is well-equipped with state-of-the-art machinery and tools, including a powder compaction press, sintering furnaces, and various equipment for powder characterization such as a laser particle size analyzer and a scanning electron microscope (SEM).

The lab is used by undergraduate and postgraduate students for research projects and coursework, and by faculty members for their research activities. The research areas of the lab include powder synthesis, powder compaction, sintering, and characterization of powder materials and components.

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powder metallurgy lab of metallurgical and materials engineering, NIT Warangal

Physical metallurgy lab of metallurgical and materials engineering, NIT Warangal

The Physical Metallurgy Lab of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering at NIT Warangal is a facility that focuses on research, education, and training in the field of physical metallurgy. Physical metallurgy deals with the study of the physical and mechanical properties of metals and alloys, and their relation to the microstructure and processing.

The lab is equipped with advanced instruments and tools such as a scanning electron microscope (SEM), transmission electron microscope (TEM), x-ray diffractometer (XRD), hardness tester, and other characterization equipment. The lab is also equipped with various furnaces for heat treatment, metallographic preparation, and microstructure analysis.

The lab is used by students for conducting research projects and coursework, and by faculty members for their research activities. The research areas of the lab include the characterization of advanced materials, microstructure-property relationships, phase transformation, and alloy development.

physical metallurgy lab of metallurgical and materials engineering, NIT Warangal

Fatigue testing lab of metallurgical and materials engineering, NIT Warangal 


HOD cabin and office of metallurgical and materials engineering, NIT Warangal
The Head of Department (HOD) cabin and office of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering at NIT Warangal is the administrative and managerial hub of the department. The HOD cabin and office are located in the department building and are the place where the HOD carries out his/her administrative duties, manages the department's resources, and interacts with faculty.

The HOD cabin and office are typically equipped with a desk, chairs, a computer, and other office equipment. The HOD uses the office to manage the department's budget, plan and coordinate the department's academic and research activities, and interact with external agencies and organizations.

The HOD is responsible for ensuring that the department meets its academic and research objectives, maintains high standards of teaching and research, and provides a conducive learning environment for students. The HOD works closely with the faculty members, staff, and students to achieve these goals.

In addition, the HOD office is also a place where students can approach the HOD to discuss academic and research matters, or to seek guidance and advice on career paths and future opportunities.




High-temperature material testing lab and heat treatment lab of metallurgical and materials engineering, NIT Warangal 
The High-Temperature Material Testing Lab of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering at NIT Warangal is a facility dedicated to research and development in the field of high-temperature materials. This lab is equipped with advanced high-temperature equipment such as a tube furnace, muffle furnace, and hot stage microscope, which can perform tests up to 1600 °C. The lab is also equipped with various thermocouples, thermocouple data acquisition systems, and other sensors for temperature measurement.

The lab is used by undergraduate and postgraduate students for research projects and coursework, and by faculty members for their research activities. The research areas of the lab include high-temperature deformation and fracture behavior of materials, creep, and fatigue testing, high-temperature corrosion, and oxidation studies.

The Heat Treatment Lab of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering at NIT Warangal is another facility that is dedicated to the study of heat treatment processes for metals and alloys. The lab is equipped with various furnaces such as a muffle furnace, salt bath furnace, and vacuum furnace. The lab is also equipped with a hardness tester and metallographic preparation equipment.

The Heat Treatment lab is used by students for conducting research projects and coursework, and by faculty members for their research activities. The research areas of the lab include heat treatment processes such as annealing, normalizing, quenching, and tempering, and their effect on microstructure and mechanical properties.

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