Mining Engineering

Narayani Institute of Engineering & Technology (NIET) is the private mining engineering college in Odisha, India. It is an ISO 9001:2008 certified institution. NIET offers different various other streams to Diploma. But, the mining engineering is the most advanced and prominent branch of our college. NIET is situated at Angul district of Odisha and located within the 35 kilometers radius of MCL (Mahanadi coal fields). It is also nearest to Asia's largest iron ore mines which located at Keonjhar, Odisha. Here you will get world class lab facilities with vocational training in nearby mines within 30 Kilometers of radius.

Diploma in mining engineering program emphasizes on integrative aspects of both Sciences and Engineering. As you know Mining Engineering is an engineering discipline that needs practice, theory, science, technology, and practical knowledge for the extraction and processing of ore. We provide vocational training in nearby mines to accomplish the main motive of getting better practical knowledge. Mining engineering not only includes the extraction of iron or coal but mineral extraction also comes under this category. Mineral extraction and production are quite important as per modern society and with growth of industrialization has opened a glorious gate for future for the students of this branch. NIET is not only the best mining engineering college in Odisha but also in India as our educational programs include areas that are quite essential for understanding the complications of Mining Engineering like Mining Mechanization, Mine-surveying, role of Robotics Engineering and much more. The program also introduces the students to emerging conditions and situations related to study of mine environment, mineral quality analytics, sustainable mining, open-cast coal/ iron/ aluminum/ potash/ fluorite/ and other industrial minerals. These courses, Diploma arms students with the tactics that are required to get a bright future in the Mining industry. The courses are designed in such a way that they provide in-depth knowledge and concepts and techno-commercial aspects so that the students walk out from college as well trained and competent engineers that are ready to enter the Mining industry to take leadership and be the most successful personalities.

Mining Engineering is needed for mineral extraction and other fields where the earth?s crust is utilized. It deals in drilling and blasting, materials handling, rock mechanics, mine health and safety, mine ventilation, mine cost engineering, ore reserve analysis, operation analysis, mine planning and minerals processing. The construction industries with its requirements of developing roads, rail-roads, tunnels & underground chambers and hazardous waste disposal industry are examples of such applications. These are rapidly expanding needs with shortage of qualified people, the Mining Engineering is in great demand to undertake these tasks. No need to say that the job marketing of Mining Engineering is of high demand in the present time and our area is full of mines and industries to build your career.

The following information regarding approval of Directorate General of Mines and Safety(DGMS) given below. Approval of DGMS

As per Mines Act 1952, persons holding Degree in Mining Engineering from any recognised University have been exempted from passing Second Class Mine Manager's Certificate of Competency examination. Similarly persons holding Diploma or Merit Certificate in Mining have been exempted from passing Overman's Certificate of Competency examination. Click here to download detailed DGMS circular.

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Job Prospects Mining Engineers find employment opportunities both in government as well as private sector. Companies like ONGC, Coal India, Geological Survey of India, HCL, IPCL, Neyvelli, Lignite Crop, NALCO, TISCO, TELCO, Reliance, Adani, Vedanta mines, etc.

Job Profile: Design development of underground roads, railroads, tunnels, and underground chambers, hazardous waste disposal systems, maintaining and adopting of mining safety measures.