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(An Institute of National Importance Established under an Act of Parliament)

Placements 2013-14

Vision

To serve as the fountainhead, for nurturing of world class

'PETROCRATS' capable of being the future leaders of technology and

innovation in the broad field of Petroleum Technology.

Through

Creating a dynamic state of the art learning and working environment,

where intellectual ideas are nurtured and new ideas creatively flourish,

from which research scholars and graduates will emerge with the

ability to be the leaders and innovators of tomorrow.

TABLE OF CONTENT

02 Message from Secretary

03 Message from President

04 Message from Director

05 Acknowledgement

06 General Council Members& Board of Governors

07 About RGIPT

08 RGIPT's Assam Centre

09Academic Programmes

Offered

10 Courses Offered for B. Tech.in Petroleum Engineering

11 Courses Offered for B. Tech.

in Chemical Engineering

12 Courses Offered for M. Tech.

in Petroleum Engineering

21 Placements at RGIPT

22 Profile of B. Tech. Studentsin Petroleum Engineering

28 Profile of B. Tech. Studentsin Chemical Engineering

34Profile of M. Tech. Studentsin Petroleum Engineering

35 Company Information Sheet

36 How to Reach Rae Bareli

13 Faculty at RGIPT

14Eminent Personalitieson Campus

15 R-and-D

18 Student Life at RGIPT

19 Professional Bodies at RGIPT

20 Achievements of RGIPTians

MESSAGE FROM SECRETARY

"The task of a university is the creation of the future…." said Alfred North Whitehead. The essence of an

educational institution is aptly captured in the above saying. Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum

Technology (RGIPT) derives its core values from this spirit and envisions becoming a world class educational

entity to serve as a fountainhead for nurturing 'Petrocrats'.

The ever growing energy demand worldwide has triggered enormous growth in the E&P sector. Similarly,

the downstream sector has become more competitive with the entry of private sector in both refining of

crude and marketing of petroleum products. Gas is the fuel of the future and the country has responded

well to the surging gas demands. The natural gas sector is expanding rapidly with a nationwide distribution

network being planned. Globalization has changed the scenario of Indian petroleum world and many

Indian oil and gas majors have intensified their overseas activities. This in turn has fuelled the demand of

professionals armoured with knowledge of latest technologies. This changing dynamics of the industry and

need to have a balanced energy mix necessitated the development of a specialized institution which can

serve as a training ground for skilled professionals who will play a pivotal role in supplying the energy

demand of the country.

RGIPT with its long list of reputed patrons is poised to provide professionals with right set of skills to

industries. While brainstorming the type of model to be adopted, it emerged to develop the institute as a

"Corporate University" to bridge academia-industry gap and also to achieve active participation of industry

in its governance and development. The undergraduate batch of RGIPT is inculcated with technical skills

and values, which believes in pursuing the tradition of excellence. RGIPT is ready with its 3rd batch of B.Tech

and 5th batch of M.Tech and MBA, which is well equipped to understand the dynamics of industry. I am

confident that the students would utilize this opportunity for moulding their creativity and lay the

foundation of a world -class lineage.

I take this opportunity to invite national and international companies for undergraduate and post graduate

placements. I am sure your organization will serve as a dynamic learning ground for our students preparing

them for industry challenges.

MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT

D. M. Reddy

President

RGIPT Board of Governors

I am pleased to introduce to you the Undergraduate and Postgraduate batch from RGIPT.

Our institute, conferred with the status of "Institute of National Importance" through an Act of the

Parliament, has set very high standards for itself. The institute has the unique distinction of being nurtured

by the Oil and Gas fraternity of India. This brings to our disposal a wide industry network to tap into. The

primary objective of the faculty at RGIPT is to spawn a cadre of professionals with necessary skills to stand-

up to the challenges in the various segments of the energy and chemical industry sectors. To this end,

members of the faculty are drawn from a pool of industry veterans and distinguished academicians.

At RGIPT, we believe in providing an environment where students can experiment with their ideas and learn

from their own experience, thereby fostering creativity as well as rationality. Both Undergraduate and Post

Graduate programmes have been designed with vital inputs from industry and are being continuously

updated to meet the changing and challenging needs of the industry.

It' s been five years since RGIPT's inception and this year saw the 3rd batch of B.Tech and 5th batch of MBA

and M.Tech are ready to enter in the industry. Reports by employers confirm that our alumni are excelling in

their respective assignments and have carved out a niche for themselves. The class of 2014 is now ready to

embark on their journey into the professional world. The current batch is a reservoir of energetic and

motivated students who I believe would make substantial contributions to industry and hence to country's

growth.

I am delighted to invite you to our campus for the final placements of 2014 batch of B Tech, M Tech and

MBA.

MESSAGE FROM DIRECTOR

Dr. J. P. Gupta

Director

RGIPT, Rae Bareli

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology (RGIPT) has a unique distinction and is the first national

level institute being promoted by leading Oil & Gas Companies of India. Since the inception of the institute,

our promoters have provided guidance to develop industry oriented curricula for Under Graduate and Post

Graduate Programmes and shared knowledge, expertise and experience with students and faculty in the

form of Guest Lectures, Industrial Visits and Summer Training to develop innovative managers for the

energy industry. Also, their active participation in various activities of the institute shows their interest to

develop a world class institution focused on energy sector and they motivate us to develop such a platform

where future leaders for Chemical, Petroleum and Petro-Chemical industries could be nurtured.

We extend our thanks to these leaders for their support for creating "Petrocrats" for energy industry and

developing campus infrastructure at Rae Bareli, U. P. and Siva Sagar, Assam.

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We are also thankful to our promoters for their participation in Campus Placement at RGIPT, Rae Bareli, U. P.,

India and inducting RGIPTians as Manager for their esteemed organization. We hope that their support and

guidance to develop world class "Petrocrats" would continue in future also.

Bharat Petroleum

Corporation Limited (BPCL)

Engineers India Limited (EIL) Hindustan Petroleum

Corporation Limited (HPCL)

Indian Oil Corporation

Limited (IOCL)

Numaligarh Refineries

Limited (NRL)

Oil & Natural Gas Corporation

Limited (ONGC)

Oil India Limited (OIL) GAIL (India) Limited Oil Industry Development

Board (OIDB)

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GENERAL COUNCILC

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SecretaryMinistry of Petroleum & Natural Gas

Government of India

President

Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology

Director


Chairman

Indian Oil Corporation Limited

Chairman & Managing Director

Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited


GAIL (India) Limited


Oil India Limited


Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited


Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited

Chief Executive Officer

Reliance Industries Limited

Shri D. M. Reddy

President, RGIPT

Dr. J. P. Gupta

Director


Shri M. B. Lal

Former CMD, HPCL

Dr. A. H. KalroDirector

AES PG Institute of Business Management,

Ahmedabad

Executive Director

Oil Industry Safety Directorate

Director

Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur


Cairn Energy India Limited


Shell India Limited


Essar Group

Director General

Directorate General of Hydrocarbons

Principal Advisor (Energy)

Planning Commission, Government of India

Secretary

Oil Industry Development Board

Director

University Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai

Dr. D. Kunzru

Professor

Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur

Director (HR)


Director (HR)

Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited

Dr. P. K. Saraswati

Professor

Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay

Shri B. C. Bora

Former CMD, ONGC

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Dr. A. Datta-Gupta

Texas A & M University, USA

Dr. Ashok Singhal

Premier Reservoir Engineers Services Ltd.,

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Prof. Brij B. Maini

University of Calgary, Canada

Dr. D. N. Rao

Louisiana State University, USA

Dr. Mohan Kelkar

University of Tulsa, USA

Dr. Mukul Sharma

University of Texas at Austin, USA

Prof. M. Sam Mannan

Texas A&M University, USA

Dr. S. V. Sreenivasan

University of Texas at Austin, USA

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RGIPT Profile

Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology (RGIPT) has been set up to cater to the needs of ever

demanding energy sector. With an intense focus on oil and gas domain, it aims at developing human resource

to serve this vital sector of the economy by nurturing professionals who are trained to deal with the challenges

of this dynamic industry. To fulfill the demand-supply gap of skilled professionals, the institute came into

existence through an Act of Parliament and has been accorded the eminence of being an 'Institute of National

Importance'. Also known as the 'Petrocrats', RGIPTians, who have the unique advantage of being part of an

institute promoted by six power houses of the Indian petroleum sector (ONGC Ltd., IOCL, BPCL, OIL, GAIL

(India) Ltd. and HPCL) and the Oil Industry Development Board (OIDB), are tailor - made for the industry and

motivated to make a positive impact.

Vision & Mission

RGIPT ENVISIONS…

� To serve as the fountainhead, for nurturing of world class 'Petrocrats' capable of being the future leaders of

technology and innovation in the Petroleum and Energy Sector, in India and abroad.

� To provide education, research and consultancy for the entire hydrocarbon value chain.

THROUGH…

Creating a dynamic state-of-the-art learning and working environment, where intellectual ideas are nurtured

and new ideas creatively flourish, from which research scholars and graduates will emerge with the ability to be

the innovators and leaders of tomorrow.

ABOUT RGIPT

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With a view to supplement its on-campus academic offerings, RGIPT is setting up an academic centre in the

state of Assam at Sivasagar. New campus in Sivasagar is coming up on 100 acres of land. Honourable Prime

Minister of India Dr. Manmohan Singh laid the foundation stone of Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum

Technology, Assam centre there on February 19, 2011 to develop residential campus for students and

faculty.

The primary objectives of the Assam Centre are:

� The education and training of skilled technical manpower leading to the award of the Diploma and

Advance Diploma in the various domain of the Petroleum sector as per requirements of the Oil, Gas and

Petrochemical industries;

� The education and training of skilled higher-end technical manpower leading to the award of the

Integrated Dual Degree (B.Sc.-M.Sc.) in various areas in the domain of the Petroleum sector as per

requirements of the Hydrocarbon industry; and

� To serve as a study centre for the North-East region of the country to offer Continuing Education

Programmes in various cutting-edge areas in the domain of the Petroleum sector for working professionals.

RGIPT Assam Centre has been planning to offer following academic programmes during first Phase:

1. Diploma Programmes of 3 years duration (including 1 year Industry Internship) in:

� Mechanical Engineering

� Electrical Engineering

� Laboratory Technology

� Instrumentation Technology

Eligibility Criteria: 12th Class with PCM (Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics) as subjects

2. Advance Diploma Programmes of 1 year / 2 years duration in:

� Drilling Technology

� Pipeline Engineering

� Petroleum Operations

Eligibility Criteria: Diploma in Mechanical Engineering

3. Integrated Dual Degree (B.Sc.-M. Sc.) Programmes of 5 years duration in:

� Petroleum Exploration

Eligibility Criteria: 12th Class with PCM (Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics) as subjects

4. Certificate Programmes of varying duration for working professionals of oil companies in various areas of

Petroleum sector such as:

� Environment & Safety

� Oil & Gas Prospecting, Production, Transport and Processing

� Other courses in various cutting-edge areas in the Petroleum sector as per market demand

Eligibility Criteria: Diploma in any discipline with minimum 3 years of work experience in the Petroleum

sector at the level of Supervisor/ Junior Executive

RGIPT'S ASSAM CENTRE

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The objective of is to promote capacity building inRajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology (RGIPT)

competencies required in the hydrocarbon sector covering the entire hydrocarbon value chain. To this end, RGIPT offers

programmes of education and research at the Graduate and Post-graduate level in various areas of the petroleum and

energy sector.

RGIPT has also an ambitious plan to offer seven B. Tech. Programmes, two 5-year Integrated M. Sc./ MBA Programmes, two

M. Sc. Programmes, twelve Masters (M. Tech. / M. Sc. / MBA) Programmes of 2- years duration, 12 Domain Specific PG

Diploma Programmes of 1-year duration, Ph. D. Programmes in various areas of specialization, and continuing education

programmes for working professionals in phases.

Currently, RGIPT offers following programmes from Rae Bareli campus:

Undergraduate Programmes

1. B. Tech. in Petroleum Engineering (4-Year Full-Time Programme)

2. B. Tech. in Chemical Engineering (4-Year Full-Time Programme)

Post-Graduate Programmes

1. M. Tech. in Petroleum Engineering (2-Year Full-Time Programme)

2. M. Tech. in Chemical Engineering (2-Year Full-Time Programme)

3. MBA in Petroleum & Energy Management (2-Year Full-Time Programme)

Ph. D. Programmes

Ph.D. Programmes in Petroleum Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mathematics, Physics,

Chemistry, Geo-Science, Geo-Informatics.

Students Selection Process for Admission

(1) B. Tech. in Petroleum Engineering & B.Tech. in Chemical Engineering

Educational Qualification: Candidates should have secured minimum 60% marks in aggregate (55% in case of SC/ST) in

Science stream (PCM) in class 12th or equivalent examination.

Admission Process: Admission is based on the IIT-JEE (Advanced) ranking of respective year.

(2) M. Tech. in Petroleum Engineering & Chemical Engineering

Educational Qualification (For Petroleum Engineering): A 4 Years B. Tech./ B. E. degree in Petroleum Engineering,

Petro-chemical Engineering, Production Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial

Engineering or Manufacturing Engineering and Electrical/Electronics Engineering.

(For Chemical Engineering): A 4-years B. Tech /B. E. degree in Chemical or Petro-chemical Engineering

Admission Process: Candidates are short-listed for admission on the basis of GATE score. Short-listed candidates are

called for a written test followed by personal interview. Final selection list is made on the basis of marks obtained in Written

Test and Personal Interview aggregately.

Company sponsorship basis: For company sponsored candidates, GATE score is not required. These candidates have to

appear in a written test followed by an interview. Such candidates will not be eligible for M. Tech. fellowship. The candidate

should have worked for the sponsoring company for at least 2 years at the time of nomination and his job with the

company should continue during his studies with full benefit.

For MBA in Petroleum & Energy Management

Admission Process: Admission is provided on the basis of CAT/ GMAT Score. Based on the scores, short listed candidates

are called for Group Discussion and Personal Interview.

Educational Qualification: Minimum 60% in aggregate (55% for SC/ST) in class 10th and 12th, having

Mathematics as one of the subject in 12th and a 4-year B. Tech./ B.E. degree in any branch of Engineering with 65% marks

or CPI of 7.0/10.0 or above.

For Ph. D. Programmes

Educational Qualification: Master's degree in relevant discipline with 60% marks (55% for SC/ST) or CGPA/ CPI of 6.5.

Admission Procedure: Admission in Ph. D. programme is offered on the basis of written test and personal interview.

ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES OFFERED

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COURSES OFFERED FOR

B. TECH. IN PETROLEUM ENGINEERING

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COURSES OFFERED FOR

B. TECH. IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

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COURSES OFFERED FOR

M. TECH IN PETROLEUM ENGINEERING

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Project Work

Project Work

Dr. Abhay Kumar Choubey

Ph. D. (Banaras Hindu University)

Chemistry

Dr. Amritanshu Shukla

Ph. D. (IIT Kharagpur)

Physics

Dr. Atul Sharma

Ph. D. (Devi Ahilya University)

Energy Management

Dr. Amit Ranjan

Ph. D. (University of Minnesota, USA)

Chemical Engineering

Dr. Alok Kumar Singh

Ph. D. (Banaras Hindu University)

Geology

Dr. Chanchal Kundu

Ph. D. (IIT Kharagpur)

Mathematics

Dr. Debashis Panda

Ph. D. (IIT Mumbai)

Chemistry

Dr. J. P. Gupta

Ph. D. (University of Pennsylvania, USA)


Dr. Jyoti Prasad Chakraborty

Ph. D. (IIT Kanpur)


Dr. M. S. Balathanigaimani

Ph. D. (Chonnam National University, South Korea)


Dr. Rakesh Kumar

Ph. D. (IIT Kanpur)


Dr. Saurabh Mishra

Ph. D. (Chaudhary Charan Singh University, Meerut)

English

FACULTY at RGIPT

Shri Saurabh Shukla

M. Tech. (IIIT, Allahabad)

Information Technology

Dr. Satish Kumar Sinha

Ph. D. (University of Oklahoma, Norman)

Geophysics

Dr. Susham Biswas

Ph. D. (IIT Kanpur)

Geo-Informatics

Dr. Umakant Dhar Dwivedi

Ph. D. (IIT Kanpur)

Electrical Engineering

Dr. Umaprasana Ojha

Ph. D. (IIT Bombay)

Chemistry

Dr. Manoj K. Rajpoot

Ph. D. (IIT Kanpur)

Mathematics

Prof. C. K. Jain

M. Tech. (University of Allahabad)

Petroleum Engineering

Dr. S. K. Mishra

Ph. D. (SVNIT, Gujarat)


Dr. U. S. Prasad

Ph. D. (IIT Kanpur)


Prof. P.D. Arora

MS(Hon.)


Dr. Venkata Subbarayadu Sistla

Ph.D. (Otto von Guericke University,

Germany)


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EMINENT PERSONALITIES ON CAMPUS

A few dignitaries who have visited RGIPT from the

myriad list of guests are:

Prof. M. Sam Mannan (Regents Professor &

Director, Mary Kay O'Connor Process Safety Center,

Texas, USA) delivered lecture on Environment,

Health, Safety, Security & Sustainability (EHS3).

Prof. Ashok Mittal, MHRD IPR Chair Professor, IIT

Kanpur conducted workshop on 'Intellectual

Property Rights' for faculty and students of RGIPT.

Prof. Vijay Gupta, Director, G. D. Goenka World

Institute delivered lecture on 'Effective Teaching'.

Dr. G. K. Singh, Director, All India Institute of

Medical Sciences Patna delivered a lecture on

"Bhagwat Gita & Stress Management".

Dr. Sanjay C. Ullal, Medical Advisor, Bharat

Petroleum Corporation Limited delivered a lecture

on "Illness to Wellness".

Dr. Veena Mohan, Ph. D. (Psychology) delivered a

lecture on "Stress Management".

Dr. Sameer Khandekar, Associate Professor,

Department of Mechanical Engineering and

Coordinator of Virtual University Program, IIT

Kanpur delivered a lecture on "Learning through

Real and Virtual Experiments".

Shri Ashok Singhal, Senior Scientist, Alberta

Research Council. He is an expert on Enhanced Oil

Recovery and delivered a lecture on "Designing

Water Floods".

Shri J. S. Bindra, Distinguished Honorary

Professor, RGIPT and former President, Global

Manufacturing, Chevron Corporation, U.S.A,

talked about "The Dominant Role of Hydrocarbons

in the Future of Global Energy".

Dr. Ajay Suri, a Post Doctoral Fellow in the

Petroleum and Geo-systems Engineering

Department at the University of Texas at Austin,

delivered a lecture on "Clean up of Internal Filter

Cake during Flow-back".

Dr. Alain Dorison, Director, Ecole Des Mines, Ales,

France delivered a lecture on "Environment

National Debate and Long Term Objectives for

Energy in France".

Shri Sanjay Mani, Head, Trading Department,Mabanaft, Houston deliberated on the nuances ofthe oil trading world.

Prof. N. K. Sharma, Head, Department ofIndustrial and Management Engineering, IITKanpur delivered a lecture on "OrganizationalStructures and their Effectiveness".

Prof. D. P. Rao, Former Head of ChemicalEngineering, IIT Kanpur and a world renownedconsultant in Process Intensification was at RGIPTto share his knowledge.

Prof. R. K. Malik, Deputy Director, IIT Bombayshared his experiences on Institutional buildingand Process building.

Shri Anil Sharma , Head Learning andDevelopment, Essar Oil Ltd., delivered a lecture on"Crude Realities- HR Perspective".

Shri Kurunakaran Hari, General Manager-Commercial, Cairn India Limited.

Mrs. Sudha Mahalingam, Member, PNGRBdelivered a lecture on the prospects of City GasBusiness in India.

Shri S. K. Kudaisya, MD, Sabarmati Gas Ltd. talkedabout the City Gas Business opportunities in India.

Prof. J. K. Gehlawat, Former Professor, IIT Kanpur

Dr. Mohan Raja, Kings Saud University, S. Arabia

Mr. Navpreet Singh, IIT Kanpur

Dr. Prawal Sinha, IIT Kanpur

Prof. K. S. Gandhi, Professor (Retired), IndianInstitute of Science Bangalore

Prof. M. S. Ananth, Former Director, IIT Madras

Prof. Ashok Misra, Former Director, IIT Bombay

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The institute is currently functioning from the campus of Feroze Gandhi Institute of Engineering and Technology (FGIET) and own campus is coming up on a 47 acre site located at Jais of Rae Bareli District (U.P.), where RGIPT would be functioning on a self operational and sustainable basis. The proposed campus will provide Academic Blocks, Lecture Halls, Library, Administrative Buildings, Auditorium, and Hostels for 1200 students, faculty housing, community and commercial centres and health facilities.

Some other facilities available at RGIPT are:

Library: The institute has a well stocked and fully computerized library with a large and ever growing collection of books. The library subscribes to a host of international journals. Campus wide internet connectivity provides students access to our online library resources such as Infraline, EBSCO, Emerald, Science Direct, CMIE, OnePetro, SEG, AAPG Journals, NPTEL online courseware and other documents.

Software: Our computer center has software for upstream and downstream sectors of petroleum

indus t r y. These inc lude MATL AB , MAPLE , MATHEMATICA, AUTOCAD, Civil 3D, ASPEN, ANSYS Fluent CFD, UTCHEM, Geo-EAS, CMG Software, and KINGDOM Suite.

Petroleum Product Testing Lab: It has been developed for Chemical Engineering students and is equipped with conventional and modern equipment such as Abel's

INFRASTRUCTURE at RGIPT

testing equipment, Cloud & pour point, Redwood

viscometer, Copper strip corrosion test apparatus, etc. It

helps students to develop the basic concept of Petroleum

product testing in energy sector.

Petroleum Reservoir Engineering Laboratory

Petroleum Reservoir Engineering Laboratory has been

set up for B. Tech. in Petroleum Engineering students.

Through this laboratory students will able to find out the

reservoir properties of the formation. To provide the

hands on training to students, following equipment have

been procured:

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Material Science Lab

Material Science lab established with the state-of-the-art

facilities including

· 2 probe resistivity measurement set-up

· 4 probe resistivity measurement set-up

· Hall effect measurement set-up

· Dielectric measurement set-up

· Magnetoresistance measurement set-up

· Magnetic Hysteresis measurement set-up

CURRENT RESEARCH & PROJECTS

· Dr. J.P. Chakraborty

Pyrolysis of biomass for the

production of Bio-oil: Experimental

and computational studies.

DST, 3 years, 20 Lakhs

· Dr. Atul Sharma and Dr. Amritanshu Shukhla

Development of the phase change

material (PCM-S) for thermal energy

storage applications.

Under the Indo-Taiwan S&T co-

operation programme

DST, 3 years, 27.5 Lakhs & 17.70 Lakhs

(Taiwan Dollar)

Utilization and development of the

phase change materials for building

applications.

DST-SERC, 3 years, 37.0 Lakhs

· Dr. Umaprasana Ojha and Dr. Amit Ranjan

Development of new polymeric

materials with potential application in

petroleum engineering.

DST-SERB, 3 years, 27.7 Lakhs

· Dr. M.S. Balathanigaimani and Dr. Umaprasana

Ojha

New Nano porous material for natural

gas storage application. (With Korea)

DST-NRF, 3 years, 27 Lakhs & 1.335

Lakhs (US $)

MoU/Collaboration with other universities/colleges

· University of Massachusetts

· Chungnam National University

· University of Houston

· National Chemical Laboratory

· IIT Kanpur

· Kun Shan University, Taiwan

· Lund University, Sweden

· PRL, Ahmedabad

· Institute of Physics, Bhubhaneshwar

· NGRI, Hyderabad

· IIT BHU

· Allahabad University

Students-Industry Interface

· B. Tech. 8th semester (Chemical Engineering)

students visited IFFCO Plant Phoolpur Allahabad

on 23rd March, 2012, along with two faculty

members, namely, Dr. A. K. Choubey and Dr. Atul

Sharma.


students visited Indian Institute of Petroleum and

Indian Gylcol Company, Dehradun on 2nd -3rd

April, 2012 along with two faculty members, Dr.

M. S. Balathanigaimani and Dr. U. Ojha.


students visited IOCL (R&D Centre) and IOCL

Panipat Refinery on 22-23 March, 2012 along

with two faculty members, namely Dr. Amit

Ranjan and Dr. Rakesh Kumar.

· B. Tech. 4th semester (Petroleum Engineering)

and M. Tech. students visited KDMIPE and IDT,

ONGC Dehradun, on 26-29 March 2012 along

with two faculty members, namely Dr. Alok Singh

and Prof. C. K. Jain.

· th B.Tech. 5 semester (Petroleum Engineering)

underwent geological field trip in Dehradun

valley and studied the Himalayan Sequence of

Dehradun-Mussoorie sector, on 3-6 December

2012.

STUDENT LIFE at RGIPT

Dance Club“Dance is the hidden language of soul”. It's way of expressing thoughts which are too deep to be described in words. It's the song which makes the body feel each emotion with greater intensity. To let your emotions flow and design the soul, RGIPT has the dance club which encourages the young professionals to tap their feet and get tuned to the rhythms of music and dance.

Art Club“Art is the stored honey of human soul”. Pencil finds its way to imagination, and brushes add the colour to this imagination .It's aim is to stimulate, foster and promote interest in the arts and educate RGIPT'ians in fine arts. RGIPT gives every chance to the young professionals to sketch their imagination and add colour to the world around them, credits to the art club.

Literary club“Club is about practicing to wrap one's mind around real and complex ideas, those of fundamental consequence for oneself and for the culture." The club through its activities has helped students of RGIPT in the campus improve their public speaking skills. It creates a great platform ideal and conducive to learn from each other and from their own mistakes.

STUDENT LIFE at RGIPTAll work and no play makes Jack a dull boy, so goes the popular saying. RGIPT keeping in mind the need for complete physical and mental wellbeing promotes a healthy physical and cultural environment in its campus. Excellent facilities for both indoor (Carom, Chess, Table Tennis) and Outdoor games (Basket Ball, Tennis, Volleyball) are available on campus. It has organized its first sports fest 'Oilympics 2012', which saw participation from numerous colleges of the region. Moreover, inter-college cricket and football tournaments are being organized regularly which not

only fosters a healthy sense of competition but also gives the students a platform to display their talents.

RGIPT has a multicultural environment and it allows ample opportunities to students to showcase the vibrancy of the cultures from the various provinces of the land. For this, the institute conducts number of events year round. Kaltarang the annual cultural cum sports event allows the students to exhibit their skills. Thus, students at RGIPT are not only focused in their studies, but are also ready to take their place in the world both mentally as well as culturally after graduating from the institute.

Arpan: The Social ClubThe main focus of the group is to provide service and help to the needy living in and around Rae Bareli.Some of the initiatives taken by this club include providing education, anna daan and vastra daan to orphanages and old age homes. The events and initiatives undertaken by this group help instill in the students a sense of social responsibility.

Linguistic Club“When a language dies, a way of understanding the world dies with it, a way of looking at the world.” This club aims to foster a sense of community among those interested in linguistics and increase the visibility of linguistics at RGIPT. With this aim to revive and efficiently acquaint the young professionals in various other languages which will help them in different ways, RGIPT introduces the Linguistic Club.

Music Club“Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, and life to everything”. Music is the glorious and spiritual expression of inexplicable emotions of a heart. Aiming at fostering an appreciation and learning of music among the students, the Music Club tunes the tones round the year, RGIPT has introduced the music club to add vivid atmosphere along with the technical pursuit in the life of the young professionals.

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SOCIETY OF PETROLEUM ENGINEERS (SPE)

SPE is a non-profit professional association whose

members are engaged in energy resources

development and production. SPE serves more

than 97,000 members in 118 countries worldwide.

SPE is the supreme body of petroleum industry

which introduces nomenclatures and regulations

for oil and gas industry. SPE is a key resource for

technical knowledge related to the oil and gas

exploration and production industry and provides

services through its publications, conferences,

workshops, forums and website.

SPE membership include engineers, scientists,

technicians, managers, operators, educators and

other professionals who work in the global

upstream oil and gas industry, as well as students

who are studying petroleum engineering or a allied

area. SPE membership has grown 46 percent in the

last five years.

SPE Student Chapter of RGIPT has been awarded

'Chapter of the Month Award' for November'2011

by SPE International to appreciate the chapter for

PROFESSIONAL BODIES at RGIPT

community service and effort to educate their

members and raise awareness of the importance of

the industry among younger generation.

PETROTECH SOCIETY

Petrotech Society is a non-profit organization

registered under the Societies Registration Act

1860. It was founded by distinguished members

representing the entire spectrum of the

hydrocarbon industry.

The main objective of the Petrotech Society is to

provide a forum for National and International

experts in the oil and gas industry to exchange

views and share their knowledge, expertise and

experiences and to identify and explore new areas

for cooperation and technology transfer relating to

the petroleum industry.

It also aims at meeting challenges of energy

requirements and maximizes hydrocarbon

resources for the energy sector and to develop

trained, experienced and motivated manpower for

dynamic growth and exploration of oil and gas and

its further processing into downstream areas.

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Annual Convention of Petrotech Chapters

Petrotech RGIPT Student chapter has won two awards

in the Petrotech Annual Convention 2013 at PDPU,

Gandhinagar. RGIPT Student Chapter bagged the

award for the 'Best Student Chapter of the Year' for the

academic year 2012-13. This award was based on the

yearlong activities undertaken by the chapter which it

presented in its annual report. Presentation on the

theme "Vision 2030-Emerging Energy Basket:

Challenges and Opportunities" were also presented

by various participating chapters. Six student chapters

had participated in the competition. RGIPT student

chapter won the first prize for the presentation.

Gold Standard Award to SPE-RGIPT Student

Chapter

RGIPT students have proved their academic and

creative brilliancy through numerous technical

presentations and social service and which has been

recognized by various agencies. Recently, Society of

Petroleum Engineers (SPE) has conferred ‘The Gold

Standard Award’ to SPE-RGIPT Student Chapter

recognizing its exceptional activities in the last

academic calendar year.

The judges use the same criteria when considering the

Gold Standard award and Outstanding Chapter

award. The selections are based on the activities in 10

different categories and points earned in each

category. These are: membership, planning,

educational, professional, service, support,

fundraising, extracurricular, summary, and complete

financial statement. Chapters achieving Gold

Standard receive a certificate.

These awards are available to each of the seven

regional areas. Though more than one chapter in each

regional area can get the Gold Standard awards

depending upon the scores, up to one Outstanding

Chapter award is given in each of the regional areas.

SPE-RGIPT Student Chapter comes under Middle East

region.

The RGIPT Student Chapter in its socially responsible

endeavours has started educating deprived children,

in a nearby village. The chapter also worked towards

spreading awareness among new generation about

the importance of energy. It has also been engaged in

various activities like organizing blood donation

camps, poster and paper presentation competitions,

career guidance workshops for schools in and around

ACHIEVEMENTS OF RGIPTians

the city, as well as organizing lecturer session of

industry experts, for gaining firsthand knowledge of

operations of energy companies. The chapter aims at

scaling new heights under the able guidance of Dr.

Satish Kumar Sinha.

B-School Leadership Award


(RGIPT) earned accolades at the Innovative B-School

Awards presented by DNA and Stars of the Industry

group. The “B-School Leadership Award” was

presented to the institute in recognition of its

leadership, development, innovation and unique

industry interface for its MBA programme at a thceremony held on 18 February, 2012 in Mumbai.

Shri D. M. Reddy, President, Board of Governors,

RGIPT and Executive Director, Bharat Petroleum

Corporation Limited received the award on behalf of

the institute. A couple of alumni of RGIPT were also

present.

On this occasion, Shri Reddy spoke about RGIPT's

vision of bridging the gap between the academic and

corporate world. He emphasized how the curriculum

had been designed to establish industry interaction

at every stage thereby instilling practical know-how

in the course which would help the students in the

long run. He also communicated to the audience the

institute's expansion plans at Siva Sagar, Assam.

Sportsmanship

The institute has constantly promoted the sporting

spirit amongst its students, and has provided the

necessary support by means of sports infrastructure

and specific coaches to guide the students. The

Institute always is keen to promote sports activities

and as such the sports committee is always busy in

scheduling various intra college events. Not only at

college level but the institutes interest in promoting

sports is reflected by the fact that students has been

continuously representing RGIPT at various sports

fest like IIT Kanpur's UDGHOSH, MNIT Jaipur's MSIT,

ISM Dhanbad, IT- BHU and many more.

It's not always winning but the fun that one

incorporates on the way that matters. Though slowly,

but RGIPT students have been able to leave a mark

and make a name at all the major institutes wherever

invited. The institute always supports such

participation and looks forward to any invitation that

follows.

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At RGIPT, the Placement Cell endeavors to facilitate continuous interaction with industry by ways of

Seminars, Summer Internships, and Research Projects. First-hand experience of the best practices in the

petroleum and energy sector is acquired through industry visits and Summer Internship. By virtue of its

lineage, RGIPT is uniquely placed to leverage the extensive industry network developed on its own and

through its promoters. For 2013 batch, a number of public and private ector companies extended their s

faith on RGIPT and in its students and participated in Summer Internship and Final Placements. Some of the

companies were:

We extend our thanks to all above companies for their participation in Summer Internship and Final

Placements at RGIPT, Rae Bareli.

PLACEMENTS at RGIPT

Accenture Services Private Limited

Asia Consulting Group (P) Limited

Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited

Bharat Oman Refineries Limited

Cairn Energy India Limited

Cholamandalam MS Risk Services

Engineers India Limited

Essar Oil Limited

Genpact

Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation Limited

Haldia Petro-Chemicals Limited

Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited

Hindustan-Mittal Energy Limited


Indian Farmers Fertilizer Cooperative Limited

Indraprastha Gas Limited

Infraline Energy Research and Information Services

ICICI Bank

Joshi Technologies International

Mangalore Refinery & Petrochemicals Limited

Micro Polypet Private Limited

Nagarjuna Fertilizers and Chemicals Limited

Nagarjuna Oil Corporation Limited

Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Limited

Oil India Limited

Oilmax Energy Private Limited

Petronet LNG Limited

Petroleum & Natural Gas Regulatory Board

Sabarmati Gas Limited

Technip KT India Limited

Tata Steel

Tata Consultancy Services

UOP India Private Limited

Weatherford International Limited

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B.TECH. STUDENTS PETROLEUM ENGINEERING

Jaspreet Singh Chawla

DoB: 06/10/1992 [email protected]

Internship@

(1) University of Houston

(2) IRS Ahmedabad: Development of Oil Field

by Simulation

Vasundhara


Internship@


(2) IRS Ahmedabad: Field Development Using

Reservoir Simulation

Praneet Mathur


Internship@


(2) Oilmax Energy Pvt. Ltd.: Analysis of

Production Data of a Mature Field

Akshat Govil


Internship@


(2) Ahmedabad Asset: Fundamentals of Onshore

Drilling and Operations

Sreelekha Reddy


Internship@


(2) IRS Ahmedabad: Development of Oil Field by

Conventional Techniques

Ankit Midha


Internship@

Ahmedabad Asset: Directional Drilling and Well

Control

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Darpan Garg


Internship@


(2) Oilmax Energy Pvt. Ltd. - Core Data Analysis to obtain

Distribution Plots for Simulation Using MAK Correlation and

Calculation of Residual Gas Saturation.

Case Study : BHS

Jos John Thimose P.


Internship@


(2) ONGC Rajahmundry: Production Installations

in Godavari and Krishna Districts

(3) RTI-ONGC, Chennai: Drilling Technology and

Directional Drilling

Jinde Praneeth


Internship@

Ahmedabad Asset, ONGC: Directional Drilling

and Well Control

Bitopan Gogoi


Internship@


(2) ONGC Sivasagar: Well Life Cycle Analysis in

Major Fields of Assam Asset Under ONGC, And

Analysis of Sand Control Problem in RDS Field and

Designing its Control Methods.

Paritosh Kumar Singh


Internship@


(2) Ahmedabad Asset, ONGC: Fundamentals of

Onshore Drilling and Operations

Neetika Gupta


Internship@


(2) IRS Ahmedabad: Development of Oil Field by

Conventional Techniques

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A Shubham


Internship@


(2) WSS, ONGC Ahmedabad: Optimization of Hydraulic

Fracturing Technique using Computer Simulation

Patil Chetan Gahininath


Internship@


in Godavari and Krishna Districts

(2) ONGC Chennai: Well Control

Junaid Ahmed Syed


Internship@

Cambay Sub Asset, ONGC: Casing Design and

Cementation

Suman Das Gupta


Internship@


Control

Akul Saxena


Internship@


(2) RTI, ONGC: Drilling Technology and


Prateek Kumar


Internship@


(2) RTI-Chennai, ONGC: Drilling Technology and


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Imranul Haque Noor


Internship@


(2) Ahmedabad Asset: Fundamentals of Onshore Drilling and

Operations

Rohan Prakash


Internship@




Ankit Kumar


Internship@




Sidhant Kumar Rai


Internship@

Essar Oil Limited: Optimizing Parameters for

Directional Drilling in Raniganj Field, and

Fundamentals of Coal Reservoir Engineering

Ankit Maurya


Internship@


Control

Ashish Himmatsinghka


Internship@

Cambay Sub Asset: Casing Design and

Cementation

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Rohan Chunara


Internship@

1 Avani Bhawan, ONGC: Directional Drilling and Well Control

2. KMMIPE, Dehradun : Phase Behaviour Analysis of

Hydrocarbon Fluid Samples

Yashvardhan Biyani


Internship@

Cambay Basin, ONGC: Geology, Drilling, Surface

and Subsurface Management

Vikrant Singh Rajput


Internship@

Cambay Basin, ONGC: Geology, Drilling, Surface

and Subsurface Management

Vikash Bihari


Internship@

Well Stimulation Services, ONGC: Optimization of

Hydraulic Fracturing Techniques through

Computer Simulation

Swastik G Drona


Internship@

(1) Cambay Basin, ONGC: Geology, Drilling,

Surface and Subsurface Management

(2) IDT, Dehradun: Drill String Failure

Shailesh Kumar


Internship@



Computer Simulation

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Ankit Sharma


Internship@

Well Stimulation Services, ONGC: Optimization of Hydraulic

Fracturing Techniques through Computer Simulation

Anchit Anand


Internship@



Computer Simulation

Anil


Internship@



Computer Simulation

Keshav Krishna


Internship@


in West Godavari and Krishna Districts

(2) ONGC Chennai: Well Control

CH.R.S. Girish


Internship@

(1) STI-ONGC Rajahmundry: Production Installations

in West Godavari and Krishna Districts

(2) RTI-ONGC Chennai: Well Control

Akshay Singh Tomar


Internship@

Cambay Sub Asset: Casing Design and

Cementation

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B.TECH. STUDENTS CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

Dhruv Goel


Internship@

IOCL, R&D Faridabad: Determination of Optimum

Catalyst Addition Rate of RFCC Unit Through E-

Cat Age Distribution Analysis.

Amit Kumar Sharma


Internship@

(1) BORL, Bina: Pressure Swing Absorption (In

Hydrogen Generation Unit (HGU))

(2) OISD,Noida: Process Hazards, Operability and

Safety Measures

Gaurav Sharma


Internship@

(1) HPCL, Mumbai: Mass Balance in VPS with

Study of PFD

(2 ) R I L -VMD: Ca l cu la t ion of Charge

GasCompressor Efficiency at NCP

Sumit Kumar


Internship@

(1) BORL, Bina: Reformate RON Guiding Process

Variables

(2) OISD, Noida: Study on Refinery Safety Aspects

Nidhi Joshi


Internship@

(1) RIL, Jamnagar: Design of Heat Exchange

(2) OISD: Study on Refinery Safety Aspects

Arpit Galav

DoB: 08/09/1992 [email protected]@ IOC, R&D Faridabad: Determination of Optimum Catalyst Addition Rate in RFCC Unit Through E-Cat Age Distribution Analysis

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Jitendra Agrawal


Internship@

IOCL, Panipat : (PTA Unit) Analysis of FCPH by

Calculating its Efficiency, and Analysis of Heat

Exchanger

Tarun Tholia


Internship@

BPCL, Mumbai: Heat and Coke Balance in

Catalytic Cracking Unit

Abhijeet Anand


Internship@

Cairn India Ltd., Barmer: Effect of Polymer on Oil

Water Separation in EOR Plant

Aman Kumar


Internship@

IOCL, Panipat: (PTA Unit) Analysis of FCPH by


Exchanger

Anind Srivastava


Internship@

BPCL, Mumbai: Heat and Coke Balance in Reactor

Regenerator-Stripper Section (RRS Section) of

Catalytic Cracking Unit (CCU)

Kartik Vijay


Internship@

Reliance Industries Limited, Jamnagar: Sizing and

Pressure Drop Calculations of Non- branched

Lines, and To Reduce the Power Consumption of

the Pump Operating at Given Conditions in FCCU

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Rohit Abhishek


Internship@

IOCL, Panipat: Calculation of Tray Efficiency of

Benzene Column in PX Unit, Calculation of

Furnace Efficiency in PX Unit Using BETZ

Technology, and Analysis of Heat Exchange and

Calculation of Fouling Factor in PTA Unit

Sushant Roshan


Internship@

IOCL, Barauni: Energy Optimization Study of

HEN's of AVU-3 of Barauni Refinery, And P&ID's

Upgradation Associated with DCU Revamp at

Barauni Refinery

Shashank Shekhar Srinet


Internship@

IOCL, Panipat: Calculation of Tray Efficiency of

Benzene Column in PX Unit, Calculation

ofFurnace Efficiency in PX Unit Using BETZ

Technology, and Analysis of Heat Exchange and

Calculation of Fouling Factor in PTA Unit

Jitender


Internship@

MRPL, Mangalore: Mass Balance of Hydrocracker

Unit, and Efficiency of UOP Heater

Kumar Phanishwar

DoB: 15/01/1993 [email protected]@ Reliance Industries Limited (Refinery and Petrochemical Complex), Jamnagar: The Study of Sulfur Removal Column/Bed for Propylene Purification and Increasing its Lifetime and Efficiency, and Analysis of Hydrogen Purification Area Focussing Upon the Current Energy Consumption and Designing a Heat Exchanger for Efficient Energy Conservation.

Pranav Kumar


Internship@

MRPL, Mangalore: Mass Balance of

Hydrocracker Unit, and Efficiency of UOP

Heater

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Ajitesh Ranjan


Internship@

BORL, Bina: Isomerate Ron Guiding Process

Variable (of isomerate) in PENEX Unit (MS-Block)

Amit Kumar Sinha


Internship@

IOCL, Panipat: (PTA Unit) Analysis of FCPH by


Exchanger

Om Prakash


Internship@

IOCL, Barauni: Energy Optimization Study of Heat

Exchanger Networks of AVU-3 of IOCL Barauni

Refinery, and Updating in the Existing P&IDs

Associated with dcu Revamp at Barauni Refinery

(IOCL)

Chirayu Gulati


Internship@


HEN's of AVU-3 of IOCL Barauni Refinery, and

P&ID's Upgradation Associated with the DCU

Revamp of IOCL Barauni.

Vijay Kumar Jajoriya


Internship@

MRPL, Mangalore: Mass Balance of Hydrocracker

Unit, and Efficiency of UOP Heater

Shobhit Mangal


Internship@

BORL, Bina: MS block (compressor efficiency of

nitrogen)

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Sanjay Ram


Internship@


HEN's of AVU-3 of IOCL Barauni Refinery, and

P&ID's Upgradation Associated with the DCU

Revamp of IOCL Barauni.

Sumit Meena


Internship@

IOCL, Haldia: Inplant in FCC, DHDS and Study in

Lube Oil

Abhinaw Kumar


Internship@

BORL, Bina: RON Improvement in PENEX

(Isomerisation Unit)

Reemala Tarun Goutham


Internship@

IOCL, Haldia: Inplant Training and Study in

Refinery Units Like FCC, LOB, and DHDS

Siddharth


Internship@

IFFCO, Phulpur: Ammonia Production by R.L.N.G.

Shailesh Kumar Yadav


Internship@

IOCL, Haldia: Inplant in OHCU and DHDS, and FOB

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Navodyuti Das


Internship@

(1) BORL, Bina: Aviation Turbine Fuel, Product

Specification Testing of MS, SKO, HSD, LPG, And

Experiments on Separation of Asphaltene from

Crude Oil

(2) BPCl, Mumbai: Inplant Training in DHDS

M.TECH. STUDENTS PETROLEUM ENGINEERING

Ashutosh Shankar


Internship@

Cambay Basin, ONGC: Geology, Drilling, Surface and

Subsurface Management

Neelam Choubey


Internship@

Ahmedabad Asset, ONGC: Drilling

Vishnu C


Internship@

Ahmedabad Asset, ONGC: Directional Drilling

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RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGYRAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY RAE BARELI

(An Institute of National Importance Established under an Act of Parliament)

Campus Placement - Company Information Sheet

Kindly Fax one copy to +91 535 2211 888 (Attention: Dr. U. S. Prasad)

Name of the Organization : ________________________________________________________________________________________

Postal Address : _____________________________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Please let us know the Name & Designation of the officials expected on our campus :

1

2

3

4

Travel Details:

Lucknow

Rae Bareli

Allahabad

Kanpur

Recruitment Details:

a. Level (Please Tick):

Management Trainee

Lateral / Middle Level Management Others

If Others (Please Specify) : __________________________________________________________________________________________

b. Company's offer in terms of Cost to Company (CTC) : ___________________________________________________________

We shall appreciate if you could provide a breakup of the CTC:

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S. No.

Name

Designation

Mobile No.

RoadCar / Taxi

Train No. Airlines &Flight No.

Arrival Date &Expected Time

Departure Date &Expected Time

Place

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If others (Please specify): ____________________________________________________________________

Pre Placement Talk (PPT) Room

Meeting/ Interview Room (s)

Group Discussion Room (s)

LCD Projection System

White Boards

Speakers

Please tell us about your Process of Placement (Please Tick):

Pre Placement Talk

Written Test

Psychometric Test

Group Discussion

Interview

Others

Any other special requirements

If others (Please specify ) : ____________________________________________________________________________________________

Name of the official : ________________________________________________________________________________________________

Designation: _____________________________________ E-Mail: __________________________________________________________

Mobile: ______________________________ Landline: ______________________________________ Fax No.: ______________________

Signature: ___________________________

CONTACT DETAILS

Rae Bareli Campus:

Ratapur Chowk, Rae Bareli, Uttar Pradesh, India 229 316

Tel: 91 535-2704209/ 2217427 Fax: +91 535-2211888

Mobile: +91 8765956235

E-mail: [email protected] / [email protected]

Please send the Form of Intent through Fax / Speed Post / Registered Post

IMPORTANT : We request you to kindly declare the results of Campus Selection on the same day.

This will help us in blocking the students selected by you.

Process of Placement Yes No

Requirements Yes

How many

No

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STAY, TRAVEL & FLIGHT SCHEDULERae Bareli is well connected by rail network and trains from almost all major metro cities halt here. The nearest airport

is at Lucknow, which is nearly 85 kms from Rae Bareli. Rae Bareli can be reached by car/ taxi from Lucknow and the

fare is about Rs. 1600. Lucknow airport is well connected to many major cities including Chennai, Delhi, Kolkata and

Mumbai. Other major cities near Rae Bareli are Kanpur (130 Kms) and Allahabad (125 Kms).

Flight schedule from major cities in India to Lucknow*:

From Delhi

Airlines Flight

No.

Departure

(New

Delhi)

Arrival

(Lucknow)

Air India

AI-411

07:15

08:15

Air India

AI-811

16:15

17:15

IndiGo

6E-444

06:25

07:35

IndiGo

6E-312

12:40

13:45

IndiGo

6E-146

17:15

18:20

IndiGo

6E-184

09:10

10:20

IndiGo

6E-162

19:10

20:10

JetKonnect

S2-4607

13:10

14:10

JetKonnect

9W-7008

13:10

14:10

JetKonnect

S2-4062

14:25

15:30

JetKonnect

9W-7073

14:25

15:30

JetKonnect

9W-2244

09:05

10:15

JetKonnect

9W-2122

16:25

17:25

Jet Air

9W-303

05:10

06:15

Spicejet SG-417 19:45 21:00

From Mumbai

Airlines Flight

No.

Departure

(Mumbai)

Arrival

(Lucknow)

Air India

AI-625

10:50

13:00

Go Air

G8-395

09:55

12:05

IndiGo

6E-342

14:25

16:30

IndiGo

6E-446

17:35

19:45

JetKonnect

S2-5749

10:15

12:30

Jet Air

9W-347

10:15

12:30

Jet Air

9W-303

02:20

06:15

From Bangalore

Airlines

Flight

No.

Departure

(Bangalore)

Arrival

(Lucknow)

Go Air

G8-322

05:55

12:05

IndiGo

6E-146

13:35

18:20

JetKonnect

S2-4607

09:50

14:10

JetKonnect 9W-7008 09:50 14:10

* - Schedule as on June 2013

On Campus Accommodation

RGIPT would be pleased to extent its hospitality to your company representatives at its Guest House in Rae Bareli.

Please write to us in case you need to utilize these facilities.

Where you can stay at Lucknow:

Hotel Name Phone No. Fax Number The Piccadily Hotel +91 522 4096000 +91 522 4096029 Hotel Mangalam +91 522 2620131-33 +91 522 2616507

Vivanta by Taj +91 522 6711000 +91 522 6711666 Hotel Mera Mann +91 522 2638181, 82, 83, 84 +91 522 2636009

Dr. U.S. Prasad

Chairman-Placement Committee

Phone: +91 535 2704225 (O)

Fax: +91 535-2217456/ 2211888

Mobile: +91 9412050901

e-mail: [email protected], [email protected]

Ram Prakash Singh

Assistant Placement Officer

Phone: +91 535-2704209/ 2217427

Fax: +91 535-2211888

Mobile: +91 8765956235

E-mail: [email protected]

RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY

Ratapur Chowk, Rae Bareli, Uttar Pradesh, India 229 316

www.rgipt.ac.in

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