Is.Petroleum and petrochemical course one and the same thing
Petroleum Engineering:Petroleum engineering deals with upstream. Upstream involves exploration and production.Major areas are drilling , reservoiur production, formation evaluation and exploration of oil and gas.If you like dealing with geology and underground formations and you have some prsonal toughness then one can go for petroleum.
Petrochemical Engineering:Petrochemical engineer deals with downstream. The principal end use products are plastics and resins,synthetic fibres, detergents solvents,paint varnishes,etc.Downstream involves refining.If you are interested in plant site, working on a balanced team to make the plant more profitable, and you have strong attention to detail then go petrochemical.
Rgpv a good option for petrochemical branch...?
RGPV is one of the premier engineering institutions in Central India. This is a decent college & Accredited with 'A' Grade by NAAC. The college helps the student to groom, Knowledgable & learn about the stream selected by you. You can also check the genuine reviews of the college with the given below link.
https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/rajiv-gandhi-proudyogiki-vishwavidyalaya-bhopal
Good Luck!
Sir I want to about bio medical engineering and bio technology engineering and about petrochemical
GOOD choice.
i feel nice someone interested in such orthodox branches in the world wher cs and it are favourable . let me tell u unless and until you are doing this from a renowned institute such as iit or some of the specialised u dont hvae a good future . in india we do not have respect for such branches but in foreign countries therre is a lot amount of scope and research areas are unlimited.
PLEASE PROVIDE DETAILS OF SATI COLLEGE VIDISHA FOR PETROCHEMICAL BRANCH AND SIR PLASTER PROVIDE KNOWLEDGE FOR SCOPE IN JOB SECTOR
Hello Ajay Suman
SATI College is a good college approved by AICTE, Established 1960. Ranking AAA, Accredited by NAAC B. Regarding Petrochemical it is a great branch with good placement and record. For more information please visit https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/samrat-ashok-technological-institute-vidisha
Is petrochemical branch is good? Because l want to take admission in it for BE engineering
So ask yourself do you really want to go for petrochemical branch ? Are you really interested in petrochemicals?
If yes then nothing would be better than this. If no then look something of your interest.
I have completed BE in petrochemical.I have come to know that we can turn to cementing, piping etc.So which. Course i can choose next?
Hi Amal,
It totally depends on your interests, which field you want to choose. Quality Control can be a good one though. The job prospects are enormous with great packages at Oil Refineries.
Thank you and best of luck.
I want the clear information about the entrance exam of the college for the petrochemical engineering. My APEAMCET RANK IS 48552.caste bc
There won't be any another entrance exam for petrochemicals branch . You can directly keep options in your web counselling .
Good luck
Sir, I have got 88.2% fom cbse board...and have got 114 marks in mhcet
Please refer to the following link for various MHT CET cut offs:
Https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet-cutoff
What is the different between chemical engg and petrochemical engg.
- Chemical engineering is a branch of engineering mailny concerned with the design and operation of industrial chemical plants,whereas petrochemical engineering is concerned with the activities related to the production of hydrocarbons, which can be either crude oil or natural gas.
Is there Any special Subject in Bsc for Petrochemical that one will take.
Hello dear..
- The collaboration of government and private firms with international investors and oil companies in gulf countries has increased employment opportunities for pass outs in petrochemical engineering.
- There are multinational companies based in UAE offering good salary packages to experienced employees in job profiles of petroleum geologists, drilling engineers, reservoir engineers and production engineers