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Duration of Course
3 years (6 semesters) after 10th standard
Includes classroom teaching, field training, and internship
Core Subjects in Diploma in Mining Engineering
- Mining Geology
- Mine Surveying
- Mining Methods
- Mine Ventilation
- Drilling and Blasting
- Mine Machinery
- Mining Legislation and Safety
- Environmental Engineering
- Rock Mechanics
- Mine Planning and Design
Key Skills Taught
- Operating and maintaining mining equipment
- Using surveying tools and maps
- Ensuring safety measures and legal compliance
- Planning and managing mining operations
- Basic software tools like AutoCAD, Surpac (in some colleges)
Training & Internship
- Field Visits to opencast and underground mines
- One-month internship (usually after 2nd year)
- In-plant training as per SCTE&VT / AICTE guidelines.
Career Opportunities After Diploma
- Mining Supervisor
- Blasting Assistant
- Surveyor
- Mine Safety Assistant
- Junior Mining Engineer
- Opportunities in:
- Coal mines (CIL, SCCL)
- Metal mines (HCL, NALCO, etc.)
- Private mining companies
- Contractor & exploration firms
Mine Geology Lab
To enable students to identify and classify various rocks and minerals through physical properties, understand geological structures, and interpret geological maps. The lab provides practical skills in recognizing ore deposits, fossil samples, and helps in understanding the geological factors affecting mining operations.
Mine Machinery Lab
To provide practical knowledge and hands-on experience regarding the construction, operation, maintenance, and safety features of various machines used in underground and opencast mining. The lab aims to familiarize students with the working principles of mine haulage systems, winding engines, drilling machines, conveyors, and other essential mining machinery, ensuring they understand their application, efficiency, and associated safety protocols in real mining conditions.
Mine Ventilation Lab
To provide practical knowledge of the principles and methods of mine ventilation. The lab enables students to understand the measurement of air quantity, velocity, temperature, and gas concentration in underground mines. It also familiarizes them with various ventilation devices, instruments, and safety procedures used to ensure proper airflow and safe working conditions in mines.
Mine Hazard and Safety Lab
To provide practical knowledge about common mine hazards and their prevention. The lab trains students in the use of safety equipment, emergency procedures, and safety regulations to ensure safe mining operations.
To familiarize students with the use and operation of safety equipment and rescue devices, including:
Flame safety lamp, Gas detectors, Self-rescue apparatus, Breathing apparatus, Fire extinguishers.
Mine Survey Lab
To develop practical skills in measuring, recording, and mapping the surface and underground features of mines using various surveying instruments. The lab enables students to perform mine surveys accurately and understand their role in planning, development, and safety of mining operations.
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