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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach
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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach
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Interesting Question and is good to answer.
When we talk of Plastic Ban, we wrongly take it as Comedy Removing Plastic from our Life and then see the challenge to Plastic Engineers. BUT No One can afford to Remove Plastic from Human Use. We are finding alternatives to Plastic and for that also Plastic Engineers needed. On the Other hand, plastic and polythene is banned in certain usage buy is allowed in important works. A Ban is to Control the Excess of Use and the piling of the Plastic Garbage. Do Not Worry. To Control the Plastic Use and Bring Some Alternative, We shall need Plastic Engineers.
When we talk of Plastic Ban, we wrongly take it as Comedy Removing Plastic from our Life and then see the challenge to Plastic Engineers. BUT No One can afford to Remove Plastic from Human Use. We are finding alternatives to Plastic and for that also Plastic Engineers needed. On the Other hand, plastic and polythene is banned in certain usage buy is allowed in important works. A Ban is to Control the Excess of Use and the piling of the Plastic Garbage. Do Not Worry. To Control the Plastic Use and Bring Some Alternative, We shall need Plastic Engineers.
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anshuman yadavUPSC aspirant
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You can pursue two courses, one Post Diploma in plastic mould technology or plastic processing techniques and another one is B.Tech from CIPET.
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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer
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Plastic Engineering, Metallurgy and Mining Engineering are all great courses. They all have promising careers. I myself am a graduate in Plastic Engineering so I can assure you that there are a lot of opportunities in this branch. As for Metallurgy, it is also a good branch if you can find a good college. Mining is also very good branch. Mining Engineers are in a lot of demand in Eastern and Central India.
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kanksha Mutreja
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Career Prospects and Job Opportunities:
After completing Bachelor's Degree/Diploma in Plastic Engineering, graduates have access to both Government and Private sector jobs. Self-employment is another opportunity available in front of them. KEY RECRUITERS
Firms involved in production, processing and design of plastic products and materials are the prime recruiters. Polymer processing and production units are also known to hire them. Since plastic materials are also used in pharmaceutical sector, plastic engineers may find a job in this sector too. Labs and research firms involved in research work (on plastic materials and relevant synthet
After completing Bachelor's Degree/Diploma in Plastic Engineering, graduates have access to both Government and Private sector jobs. Self-employment is another opportunity available in front of them. KEY RECRUITERS
Firms involved in production, processing and design of plastic products and materials are the prime recruiters. Polymer processing and production units are also known to hire them. Since plastic materials are also used in pharmaceutical sector, plastic engineers may find a job in this sector too. Labs and research firms involved in research work (on plastic materials and relevant synthet
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Yash SinghalKnowledge is meant to be shared
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The minimum payout for the plastic engineers is 2.3 LPA but after gaining 1 year of experience, you can easily fetch 7-8 LPA without any problem.
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shobhit kumar
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Yes, you can opt for production/mechanical BE/ B.Tech any for your degree.
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