Hey aspirant,

Uma Charan Patnaik Engineering College doesn't offer rubber Technology course.

The courses offered are :-

1) B.Tech in Civil Engineering

2) B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering

3) B.Tech in Electrical Engineering

4) B.Tech in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering

5) B.Tech in Information Technology

6) B.Tech in Chenical Engineering

7) Biotechnology

8) Maths & Science

9 ) Computer Science

You can also check the official website for further information :-

http://ucpes.in/

Hope this helps,

All the best!

Hope this helps,

All the best!

Mr.Manoj

Your cutoff is 160 in MBC quota and you are asking a seat in either Printing Technology or Rubber Technology in Anna university CEG or MIT campus.Well my answer is it is hardly difficult for you to get placed in either of these colleges.I hope this helps you

Dear Siddharth,

Rubber technology deals with natural rubber, synthetic rubber, processing of latex ,etc. It deals with products which are later put in to daily use purposes. This industry is continuously growing. The cars are being made daily and tyres tyres are used in it. Many big companies manufacturing tyres deal with rubber such as Apollo tyres, Jayashree polymers group, L.M. fibres LTD, etc. You can go for following titles -

• Facilities manager.
• Marketing executive.
• Production Engineering.
• Quality control specialist.
• Mould and die development technologist.
• Testing technologist.
• Engineer assistant.
• Polymer specialist.

The salary is around INR 2.5 lakhs to 3.5 lakhs per annum for fresher graduate. The salary may increase up to much more. 

Some colleges offering this course are-

• Gujarat technological university.
• Hindustan college of engineering.
• Indian institute of technology.
• Cochin University of science and technology.
• L.D. college of engineering.
• Madras institute of technology.
• Anna University of Chrompet.
• University college of science and technology.
• Anna University in Chennai.

Regards

Are you talking of pursuing B.Tech in rubber technology or M.Tech? If you are talking of shifting to B.Tech rubber technology from CSE, I am afraid that may not be possible. It depends upon a lot of factors and will differ from university to university.

Hii

To get admission in MIT Campus, Chennai, you should have score of around 193.5 as per last year cutoff for pursuing B.tech Rubber & Plastic Technology. As per your marks, you have average chances.

In case you want to know last year cutoff of different branches, Click below link-

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/madras-institute-of-technology-chennai/cutoff

All the best.

Hello, 

Cusat is a good college..Bt it depends on which branch you want to choose..CS,Safety nd fire,it branches have good placements..Whereas mech,civil, electrical placements are very bad.you hv to switch to a it company..If you want to take placement in these branches…nd if you are a north indian then college life will be so good as compared to other colleges…

Hi, as far as I can see, no. The institute is primarily a professional one i.e it caters to professions from the rubber industry for research and further academic progess. Moreover all the courses that are offered are in German. These is no information about international students. For further information, you could write to them directly or email and they will reply back. 

Yes, it is a branch of Engineering. Basically it deals with transforming natural rubber to useful product.

There are very less students who are aware of this branch with the increase of rubber in industries it has become one of the good career option with growth in the future. 

You can find good option for job in both private as well as public sector.

Average salary package for freshers in this field is around 2.5 lakhs to 3.5 lakhs per annum.

You can check the colleges in this field below

Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur

Anna University, Chennai

Madras Institute of Technology, Chennai

LD College of Engineering, Ahmedabad

Gujarat Technological University, Ahmedabad

Good Luck!!