The admissions to the B.Tech programs at the School of Petroleum Technology, Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University is through a valid score in JEE Main.
Take a look at the admission process to the School of Petroleum Technology:
- Government Seats (33%): For admission to Gujarat Seats, a candidate has to apply at ACPC (The Admission Committee for Professional Courses) as per ACPC norms.
- All India Seats (52%): A candidate seeking admission on All India Seats shall apply online, on the University website, within the prescribed time limit. Fifty-two per cent of seats shall be filled by the University from the candidates who have passed the Qualifying Examination from the schools located in India (including Gujarat State) and have appeared in JEE (Main). The merit list for these seats shall be based on rank/marks obtained in JEE (Main).
- NRI seats (15%): These Seats shall be filled by the University as NRI seats from the candidates who have passed the Qualifying Examination from the schools located in India (including Gujarat State) or abroad. Seats shall be filled as per merit based on rank/marks obtained in JEE (Main). There will be an online application form for admission to All India seats and NRI seats.
For the MTech programme, admission is based on scores in GATE.
Admission Process:
A. Phase - I (Only for the candidates having qualified and valid GATE score):
- Admission will be offered to the candidates on merit based on the GATE score.
- The seats remaining vacant upon completing admissions of this Phase will be transferred to the seats for Phase II admissions. The candidates who are not offered admission during this Phase, of their application will be considered automatically for the Phase II admission process and they will have to appear at the selection procedure of the Phase II Admission Process mentioned herein.
- All GATE-qualified candidates must upload the GATE Score Card as a part of the online application process.
- The criteria for deciding merit order in case of candidates having equal merit marks shall be based on the following sequence namely: a. All India rank for GATE b. Marks out of 100 in GATE scorecard c. Aggregate marks / CPI of B. Tech. Degree
B. Phase - II (for GATE / Non-GATE candidates): The Phase - II admission process is meant for Non-GATE candidates and also for the candidates having a valid and qualified GATE score but not offered the admission during Phase - I; as mentioned hereunder: A single merit list will be prepared for valid and qualified GATE and Non-GATE candidates on the following basis:
- Performance score obtained in Personal Interview by the candidate.
- 50% weightage of GATE score (applicable to GATE-qualified candidates).
A candidate who has applied for more than one branch has to appear in a Personal Interview for all the respective branches separately
Eligibility Criteria: Minimum 50% or CPI/CGPA of 5.5 in 10 point scale in the qualifying degree (recognized by the UGC/AICTE) as mentioned hereunder for admission in the M. Tech. program:
M. Tech. (Petroleum Engineering): B. E. / B. Tech. in Petroleum Engineering / Hydrocarbon Refinery Engineering / Petrochemical Engineering / Mechanical Engineering / Chemical Engineering / Electrical Engineering / Geo Sciences Engineering
PhD Course
Admission to the PhD course is based on scores in the Research Aptitude Test (RAT) conducted by the University
For the Doctoral Programme, PhD students are required to register and complete a minimum number of courses as per the PhD rules of the School.
The candidate should have an M.Tech. degree in Petroleum / Mechanical / Chemical or M.Sc/M.Sc Tech in Geology /Geophysics.
The Institute plans to establish full-fledged Research and development activities to solve operational problems of the Industry.
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