Diploma in Ceramic Engineering

Diploma in Ceramic Engineering is a three years course that can be pursued by a candidate after the Class 10th studies. Most of the institutes in India offering this course covers the course in six semesters.

The course is designed to help students understand the basic of material science, ceramic properties and processes involved in the production of ceramic products. The Ceramic Engineering course finds ist implementation in various sectors like construction sites, aerospace, household appliances and decorative items manufacturing, healthcare etc.  

During the course, a student learns about the designing, construction and development of the ceramic materials. They understand the chemical properties of ceramic material and various stages of the manufacturing process.

After the completion of the Diploma in Ceramic Engineering, a candidate can opt for job roles in various government sectors or private sectors as a ceramic engineer, production engineer, site engineer, ceramic designer, executive etc. 

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Diploma in Ceramic Engineering Highlights 

Following are the major highlights of the Diploma in Ceramic Engineering course:

The minimum eligibility criteria for admission in Diploma in Ceramic Engineering is given below:

• The candidate must have passed Class 10th board examination from a recognised board.
• He/She must have studied Mathematics in the qualifying examination.
• Minimum percentage for admission varies between 35 to 45 in Class 10th board.

Diploma in Ceramic Engineering Admission Process 

Admission in Diploma in Ceramic Engineering courses offered in institutes of India is considered on the basis of Polytechnic entrance examination or through merit-based counselling process.

Candidates must confirm the admission process in Diploma in Ceramic Engineering for the respective institute and appear in the entrance test or attend counselling rounds. Click the link given below to check the list of polytechnic entrance examination conducted in India

Diploma in Ceramic Engineering is a three years course and its curriculum is divided into six semester. The semester wise syllabus for Diploma in Ceramic Engineering is given here:

Semester 1 

• Applied Mathematics I

• Applied Physics-I

•  Introduction To Glass & Ceramic Engineering

•  Engineering Drawing 

• Introduction To Computer

Semester 2

• Applied Mechanics 1

• Applied Mathematics 2

• Applied Physics 2

• Applied Chemistry 1 

• Workshop Practice

Semester 3 

• Applied Chemistry-II

• Fundamental Electrical Engineering

• Mechanical and Civil Engineering

•  Industrial Operations 

• Pottery & Refractory 

• Modelling & Mould Lab 

Semester 4 

•  Glass and Enamel

•  Glass and Ceramic 

• Engineering Drawing

• Industrial Calculations and Environmental Pollution

• Fuels, Furnaces & Pyrometry

• Element of Geology 

• Industrial visits 

Semester 5

• Industrial Management 

• Modern Ceramics and its Application

• Pottery and Porcelain-I 

• Refractory Technology

• Glass Technology-I 

• Pottery and Refractory Lab

• Glass and Ceramic Workshop

• Industrial Training

Semester 6 

•  Environmental Education & Disaster management

•  Cement and Lime 

• Ceramic Machinery and furnace Design

• Glass & Ceramic 

• Engineering Drawing-II 

• Elective subjects 

• Labs

• Projects 

• Industrial Visits 

Candidates with a Diploma in Ceramic Engineering certification can work as a Ceramic professional in various sectors like manufacturing industries, factories, Construction sites, Decorative ware Industry, aerospace etc. Some of the job roles that they can choose are as follows:

• Sales Executive 
• Production and maintenance engineer
• Site Engineer
• Ceramic Designer
• Ceramic Technologist
• Quality Control analyst

Candidates who wish to pursue higher education can take lateral admission in second year B.Tech course in relevant discipline like B.Tech in ceramic engineering, chemical engineering, production engineering etc.