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10 months agoContributor-Level 10
The Petroleum Engineering salary in India differs based on various parameters like educational qualifications, experience, skill set, job role, recruiter, work location and the market scenario. When it comes to experience, freshers earn around INR 4 LPA to INR 7 LPA, while experienced petroleum engineers take home promising salary packages.
Several high-paying cities may lead to hefty compensation packages along with offshore location projects that pay extra. The specific job role and recruiter are also the driving factors behind salary packages. And of course, you should focus on skill building and project work to add value to your wor
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11 months agoContributor-Level 9
B.Tech in Petroleum Engineering near Lucknow
- *AKTU Lucknow*: 4-year course, 2.20 Lacs fees, JEE Main scores required
- *RGIPT Amethi*: 1.10 Lacs fees, focuses on oil and gas extraction
Other Top Colleges
- *IIT ISM Dhanbad*: 11.71 Lacs fees
- *UPES Dehradun*: 9.60-24.05 Lacs fees
- *MIT-WPU Pune*: 10.60 Lacs fees
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a year agoContributor-Level 9
Yes, the University of Houston MS in Petroleum Engineering course is considered a good choice. This course is known for its strong industry connections, experienced faculty, and research opportunities. UH is ranked exceptionally well by U.S. News & World Report for the Petroleum Engineering course in 2025. It ranks at #7 position in 2025. Students with a Bachelor's degree in Petroleum Engineering or any other Engineering discipline such as Civil, Mechanical, Industrial, Electrical, etc. are recommended to apply. The university states that taking admission to this course is very competitive.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Of course, yes. Top colleges do give placements after the completion of the BTech Petroleum Engineering course to students who have the right attitude, passion, and skills to excel in the field and drive productivity and profits for the recruiter. There are placement drives in the final year of college and placement fairs where top recruiters visit the college campuses in large numbers to hire a pool of students.
You need to work on your skill development through internships and project work and prepare well for the interview round to get hired with a healthy salary package in hand.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
The college ranking plays an important role when selecting the BTech Petroleum Engineering course because the college experience of 4 years can be a game changer for you in the future when you enter the job market and look for decent earning opportunities and salary packages. Recruiters give importance to graduates from top colleges owing to the skill development and academic knowledge provided by the institute.
Having said that, it should not be the only parameter; you should also check for the course fee, teaching faculty, infrastructure, placements, and industry connections to make the final decision.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
The syllabus for the BTech in Petroleum Engg. course tries to strike the right balance between theoretical learning in the classroom and practical training through field visits and industrial projects. The classroom lectures incorporate the core subject modules and specialised elective courses, along with the practical component of workshops, fieldwork, and research projects.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, of course. You can definitely get admission to the BTech in Petroleum Engineering course without giving the entrance exam. There are more than 30 colleges that give admission to the course on the basis of Class 12 board exam marks and may take extra rounds like the GD or PI in such cases.
Interestingly, there are around 12 colleges in Tamil Nadu where students can into top institutions via the TNEA Counselling after Class 12.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
The level of competitiveness and difficulty of the entrance exams for BTech Petroleum Engineering depends on the specific exam, whether it is conducted at the national/state/college levels, the number of student applications in general, and the estimated number of seats available for the course at top colleges. But, in general the national-level entrances are considered to be highly competitive and require extra effort from your end.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
For admission to the BTech Petroleum Engg. course, there are various entrance exams that can serve as a gateway for admission. You can check the number of colleges accepting various exam scores in the table below and then decide accordingly.
BTech Petroleum Engineering Exams | BTech Petroleum Engineering Colleges Accepting the Exam Scores |
|---|---|
JEE Main | 29 |
TNEA Counselling | 12 |
AP EAMCET | 7 |
TS EAMCET | 6 |
MHT CET | 5 |
CUET | 5 |
Note: Some colleges accept multiple entrance exam scores.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Well, yes. There is a marks relaxation policy in place for certain categories of students, like the SC/ST/OBC/PwD categories, wherein the colleges usually give them a relaxation of 5% in marks in the eligibility criteria and the entrance exam merit at the time of admission. For example, if a general category student has to score 60% marks in Class 12 to be eligible for admission to the course, a reserved category student has to get 55% marks.
The marks relaxation criteria might differ from one college to another, for which you should check the official college websites for better clarity.
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