Plastic Engineering

Hi Ashwin,
Please refer to the link provided below for a detailed comparison between Madras Institute of Technology and Central Institute of Plastics Engineering and Technology, Chennai for a course. You should be able to compare various features of the two institutes to help you reach a decision of which is better, and where you would like to pursue.
https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison-167416-27419
Regards.

Can you please tell me your ultimate goal or your area of interest, so that I can guide you accordingly?

Dear Student, COER College in Roorkee Uttarakhand is having B.Tech in Plastic & Polymer with state of Art facility, Excellent Laboratory and best Training facility in applied industries. So, go through our website for more information. Good Luck
www.cover.ac.in.

Pursue your graduation degree by taking admission for BE/B.Tech, as a lateral entry. Lateral entry allows you to take admission directly into second year, and in this you will complete your degree in 3 years only, which will benefit you for your career perspective.

There are so many jobs in plastic out of India but you should have at least 2 years of experience.

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 separate course on its own and does not have government job openings as of now.