Indian Institute of Packaging Kolkata Answered Questions

Indian Institute of Packaging
Educational institution in Delhi
Indian printing and Packaging Technology course teaches you the ways in which various manufacturing operations are conducted. The main focus of the learning experience is packaging and printing. Different methods of printing, packaging style and handling various machines and software are also taught.

The Late Placement of IIP has not been so good as per the investments made. Their intake of students has increased. Moreover, branches of packaging institutes have been increased, due to this outflow of students and competition from institutions like IIT Roorkee, SIES and PCRI have increased which offer Packaging B.Tech and PGDM as well. So, It will be better to go for B.Tech in Packaging or some other MBA courses.

IIP is offering Diploma in Packaging (1.5 years) through correspondence mode, hence no entrance exam is needed for Diploma course. The eligibility criteria is given below. Eligibility : Graduate in Science, Engineering, Technology, Commerce and Arts from UGC recognised University / Diploma from recognised technical board in Engineering / Technology are eligible for the course. Candidates should have minimum one year Industrial Experience in the operational areas like Production, Purchase, Marketing, Quality Control etc. IIP is also offering the Post Graduate Diploma in Packaging (PGDP) two years full time programme. The admission in this course are based on written test and personal interview. The written test comprises of multiple choice questions and the syllabus of written test is at the graduate level and the subjects includes Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Engineering. The candidate has the option to choose the questions, provided the number of questions does not exceed a fixed limit. So if you are asking about the PGDP, than go through the PCM you studied at graduate level.

Hello Saurabh, yes definitely. Packaging technology is undergoing rapid changes and this requires professionals in this field. In times to come too I expect techtto evolve with emphasis on bio degradable as well as recyclable materials coming into use more rapidly. Considering all this, I feel that there is great potential.
Best wishes to you.

No, you are not eligible for this course because you already are in the final year of B.Pharmacy.
Talking about this course is open for all graduates in science, engineering, technology etc.the month of June and July the entrance test is conducted for the selection for admissions the form is now available on the official site