Plastic Engineering Scope

You are selecting a good option as the job opportunities for trained professionals in this field are immense, particularly with public sector organisations such as the ONGC, Oil India, polymer corporations of different states, petro-chemical research laboratories, and the Ministry of Petroleum and C

Plastic engineering is about the generation of new plastic polymers, like substance quality and nature controlling molding, etc. To suit needs of construction, etc. It is good if done from IIT but nut better than CSE. Plastic engineering can have a rising scope as plastic has become the most widely

Hello XYZ, Engineering branches that you are talking about are indeed very specialised branches. Obviously opportunities for placements are comparatively less in absolute terms as compared with other branches. But let me reiterate that these branches do have their niche in the market and requirement

Not much. Plastic Engineering is a niche course and doesn't have much applicability anywhere else other than plastics field.

Future of plastic is very promising if the right course is pursued. For example monitor the advancements in the sector and prepare accordingly. As you now that almost all products are somehow related to plastic so the need for plastic specialist is inevitable.

Future of plastic is very promising if the right course is pursued. For example monitor the advancements in the sector and prepare accordingly. As you now that almost all products are somehow related to plastic so the need for plastic specialist is inevitable.

Career scope of plastic engineering is really very low. Plastic industries are automated nowadays and don’t require skilled workers. The companies tend to hire cheaper employees like laborers and ITI passed students and not specifically from plastic.

Scope of plastic mould technology is almost nil. Do it from CIPET otherwise it will be a waste to do so. Also, it is not equal to any other Diploma course. If you are thinking that it is equivalent to mechanical engineering and you will be eligible for government jobs, then you are misled. It is a s

The scope is not very broad. It is not bigger than chemical engineering or petroleum engineering. It is just a new branch of engineering that still needs some more time to develop in India. It will take some more years to create a reasonable demand for plastic engineers.

No, not very much atleast. Plastic Manufacture is almost automated in large enterprises and smaller industries don't hire very much. If you do this course from a good college then you may have a possibility. But please don't pursue it thinking that it will be better than other streams. It is not bet