THE ACADEMIC PROGRAMME OF THE INSTITUTION MAINLY CONSISTS OF SECTIONS ‘A & B’ EXAMINATIONS, POPULARLY KNOWN AS THE AMIIE EXAMINATION.
AMIIE in Mine Survey Engineering
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Key Highlights of the AMIIE
- Project based learning through industry collaborations.
- Focus on skill building & practical implementations.
- Interactive sessions with industry experts through Student's Chapter.
About
Mining engineering focuses on the techniques for extracting minerals from the natural environment, including energy sources, ores, and fuels. It involves processes such as drilling, blasting, production, and processing. Mining engineers also ensure environmental safety, overseeing operations to protect natural resources. With India’s abundant natural resources, mining engineering offers promising job prospects for professionals in the field.
Career
A career in mining engineering offers diverse and rewarding opportunities, particularly in a country like India, rich in natural resources. Mining engineers are responsible for overseeing the extraction of minerals from the earth in a safe, efficient, and environmentally sustainable manner. They work with various materials, including non-metallic and metallic ores, solid fuels, and energy sources, employing techniques such as drilling, blasting, and processing.
Mining engineers are employed in a range of industries, including coal, metals, and construction materials, working in mines, quarries, and mineral processing plants. They are responsible for designing and implementing extraction processes, maintaining equipment, ensuring safety standards, and managing teams. Additionally, mining engineers are often involved in conducting research and development to improve extraction techniques and environmental safety.
Graduates can find opportunities in public and private mining companies, government organizations, or research institutions. As the mining sector in India continues to grow, there is increasing demand for skilled professionals. For those interested in research, academia, or consulting, career growth can involve further education or management roles, contributing to an expanding and vital industry.
Job Prospects
Private and Public Companies: Employment in mining companies handling mineral extraction and processing.
Government Jobs: Opportunities in governmental organizations like the Ministry of Mines.
Research and Development: Careers in research to improve extraction methods.
Consultancy: Experienced professionals offering specialized consulting services.
Remuneration
Section-A
- TRANSFORMS AND PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
- ELEMENTS OF MINING
- MINING GEOLOGY - I
- MINE SURVEYING - I
- MINE DEVELOPMENT
- MINE VENTILATION
- SURFACE MINING
- MINE MACHINERY - I
- UNDERGROUND COAL MINING
Section-B
- MINE MACHINERY - II
- MINING GEOLOGY - II
- MINE SURVEYING - II
- COMPUTER APPLICATION IN MINING
- UNDERGROUND MINE HAZARDS
- DIMENSIONAL STONE TECHNOLOGY
- UNDERGROUND METALLIFEROUS MINING
- ADVANCED METHODS OF MINING
- MINE SAFETY ENGINEERING
- ROCK FRAGMENTATION
- MINE ECONOMICS & FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
- MINERAL PROCESSING
- ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT IN SURFACE MINES
- MINE PLANNING AND DESIGN
- MINE LEGISLATION
- ADVANCES IN MINE VENTILATION
- ADVANCED SURVEYING
- QUANTITY SURVEYING, CONTRACT & TENDERS
- PROJECT WORK
What Is AMIIE?
Full form of AMIIE is “Associate Member of the Indian Institution of Engineers”. AMIIE is a professional certification given by Indian Institution of Engineers (IIE).