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RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE

OF PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGYAn Institute of National Importance Established under an Act of Parliament

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Message from Secretary 1

Message from President 2

Message from Director 3

General Council Members & Board of Governors 4

About RGIPT 5

RGIPT's Assam Centre 6

Academic Programmes Offered 7

Courses offered for B. Tech. in Petroleum Engineering 8

Courses offered for B. Tech. in Chemical Engineering 9

Courses offered for M. Tech. in Petroleum Engineering 10

Faculty at RGIPT 11

Guest Faculty 12

Rajiv Gandhi Lecture Series 13

Infrastructure at RGIPT 14

Students' life at RGIPT 15

Professional Bodies at RGIPT 16

Profile of B. Tech. (Petroleum Engineering) Students 17-24

Profile of B. Tech. (Chemical Engineering) Students 25-32

Profile of M. Tech. (Petroleum Engineering) Students 33

Summer Internship 34

Company Information Sheet 35-36

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India is the fourth largest oil consumer in the world and imports over 70% of its oil needs from the international market. Rising price of crude oil not only affects India's economic growth but also poses great challenge for state owned oil companies to manage supplies as well the finances. This has compelled policy makers to think innovatively about the sector. Oil companies are under pressure to bring efficiency in oil exploration, production and distribution. And, it can only be possible, when a new generation of engineers and managers having the competency to think out-of-box to bring about a revolution in the oil industry.

Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology (RGIPT) was established by Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, Government of India in 2008 with this intent in mind. The aim of the institute is to develop skilled professionals for oil and gas industry and emerge as a pioneer Research and Development institution in this sector. Collaboration with industry and willingness of industry experts to share their valuable experiences with aspiring “Petrocrats” has given students an opportunity to simultaneously learn theoretical and practical concepts of oil and gas industry. Participation of various public and private oil and gas companies in this year's summer placement and last two years final placement has proved that really this kind of institution was required to nurture young “Petrocrats”.

Since its inception, RGIPT has accepted the dynamic nature of oil and gas industry and continuously updated the curricula of B. Tech., M. Tech. and MBA with the help of industry experts. Continuous updation of courses motivate me to request all oil, gas and chemical industries to please participate in Final Campus Placement- 2012 of RGIPT at Rae Bareli and find well-trained manager for their organization.

I am very hopeful that the passing out batch of MBA and M. Tech. and pioneer batch of B. Tech. will prove their capability as innovative managers and engineers after induction in the industry just like their seniors.

Wishing the students of RGIPT a bright future.

G. C. Chaturvedi(Ex-officio Chairman)

Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology

G. C. CHATURVEDI, IASSecretary

Government of IndiaMinistry of Petroleum & Natural GasShastri Bhawan, New Delhi- 110001

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FROM PRESIDENT'S DESK, RGIPT

“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 the 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 pioneer undergraduate batch of RGIPT is inculcated with technical skills and values, which believes in pursuing the tradition of excellence. RGIPT is ready with its pioneer batch of undergraduate and 3rd 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.

D. M. Reddy President

Board of Governors

Message



am pleased and proud to introduce to you the pioneer undergraduate batch of Rajiv IGandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology (RGIPT), Rae Bareli (U.P.), India.

The institute has been granted the rare status of "Institute of National Importance"

under an Act of Parliament. This prestige is reflected in everything that the institute

does, be it the selection (through IIT–JEE examination) process, or the selection of

appropriate faculty and training methods. The students too are competent enough to

maintain this status of the institute by making a mark in every place they go to, as they

have already proved with the various awards and accolades they have collected.

At RGIPT, we believe in providing an environment to students where they can

experiment with their ideas and learn by their own experience, thereby nurturing

creativity as well as rationality.

We highly value our relationship with recruiters and remain committed to ensuring

their experience with us remains productive and positive. I invite the recruiting

organizations and graduating students to find the best match between their needs and

capabilities.

I wish all the students the very best for their bright future.

Dr. J. P. Gupta

Director

RGIPT, Rae Bareli

Message

FROM DIRECTOR'S DESK, RGIPT




RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY

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GENERAL COUNCIL BOARD OF GOVERNORS

Shri D. M. Reddy

President (RGIPT) & Executive Director (Bharat

Petroleum Corporation Limited)

Dr. J. P. Gupta

Director

Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology

Shri M. B. Lal

Technical Member (Petroleum & Natural Gas),

Appellate Tribunal for Electricity

Dr. A. H. Kalro

Director

AES PG Institute of Business Management,

Ahmedabad

Dr. D. Kunzru

Professor

Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur

Director (HR)

Indian Oil Corporation Limited

Director (HR)

Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited

Dr. P. K. Saraswati

Professor

Department of Earth Sciences

Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay

Shri B. C. Bora

Former Chairman & Managing Director


CHAIRPERSON

MEMBERS

Secretary Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas Government of India

President Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology

Director Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology

ChairmanIndian Oil Corporation Limited

Chairman & Managing Director Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited

Chairman & Managing Director GAIL (India) Limited

Chairman & Managing Director Oil India Limited

Chairman & Managing Director Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited

Chairman & Managing Director


Chief Executive Officer Reliance Industries Limited

Executive Director Oil Industry Safety Directorate

Director Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur

Chief Executive Officer Cairn Energy India Limited

Chief Executive Officer Shell India Limited

Chief Executive Officer Essar Group

Director General Directorate General of Hydrocarbons

Principal Advisor (Energy) Planning Commission, Government of India

Secretary Oil India Development Board

Director University Institute of Chemical Technology




A B O U T R G I P T

RGIPT Profile

Vision & Mission

RGIPT ENVISIONS…

THROUGH …

ajiv Gandhi Institute of RP e t r o l e u m T e c h n o l o g y

(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, IOCL, BPCL, OIL, GAIL and

HPCL) and the Oil Industry Development Board (OIDB), are

tailor made for the industry and motivated to make a positive

impact.

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.

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.

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ith a view to supplement its on-campus academic offerings, RGIPT is establishing an academic Wcenter in the state of Assam. That Centre will offer diploma courses in various areas in the domain of

the petroleum sector as per requirements of the oil, gas and petrochemical industry. Degree programmes

will also be subsequently introduced.

RGIPT'S ASSAM CENTRE

Honourable PM Dr. Manmohan Singh laid down the foundation stone of Rajiv Gandhi Institute of

Petroleum Technology, Assam centre at Sibsagar on February 19, 2011 in the presence of Shri Tarun Gogoi

(Chief Minister, Assam), Shri Jaipal Reddy (Union Cabinet Minister, Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas,

Government of India), Shri B.K. Handique (Union Minister for Development of North-East Region),

Shri R. P. N. Singh (Union Minister of State, Union Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas), Shri Pradyut

Bordoloi (Minister of Industries & Commerce, Power, Public Enterprises Department, Government of

Assam), Shri Pranab Gogoi (Minister of Handloom, Textile, Sericulture, Judicial & Legislative Department,

Government of Assam), Shri S. Sundareshan (Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas, Government

of India), Dr. J. P. Gupta (Director, RGIPT) and other dignitaries.

Addressing the gathering, present on the occasion of foundation stone laying ceremony, Dr. Singh said,

"The Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology (RGIPT) will be of world class standard and will

produce technical personnel, capable of serving as leader and innovator in the fields of petroleum

technology, engineering and management, covering the entire hydrocarbon value chain".

While highlighting the increasing demand for oil and gas in our country, PM emphasized the need for

appropriate utilization of advanced oil and gas exploration and production technologies, modern refining

technologies and efficient distribution of petroleum products. He said, “All these areas will need qualified

and skilled personnel in increasing numbers. The few existing institutes are not in a position to meet this

increasing requirement of technical man-power in the petroleum sector. The proposed Rajiv Gandhi

Institute of Petroleum Technology is intended to reduce this gap between demand and supply of skilled

personnel in the future.”




Academic Programmes Of fe red

he objective of RGIPT is to promote capacity building in competencies required in the hydrocarbon sector T

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- year 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 two Undergraduate and two Post-Graduate Programmes. These are:

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

1. B. Tech. in Petroleum Engineering No. of seats: 40

2. B. Tech. in Chemical Engineering No. of seats: 35

Admission Process: Admission to B. Tech. courses is based on the IIT-JEE results of the respective year.

Educational Qualification: The candidates should also have a minimum 60% marks in aggregate (55% in thcase of SC/ST) in class 12 or equivalent examination.

1. M. Tech. in Petroleum Engineering No. of seats: 10

Admission Process: Candidates are short listed for admission on the basis of their GATE scores. Short listed candidates called for a written test followed by an interview. Final selection list made on the marks obtained in the written test and interview aggregately.

Company sponsorship basis: For company sponsored candidates, GATE score is not required. These candidates must appear for 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.

Educational Qualification: A 4 Year B. Tech./ B.E. degree in Petroleum Engineering, Petro-Chemical Engineering, Production Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering or Manufacturing Engineering.

Student Selection Process for Admission

For B. Tech. Courses

For M. Tech. Course





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Courses Offered for B. Tech. in Petroleum Engineering

Semester -1

Semester-2

Semester-3

Chemistry-I

Mathematics-I

Physics - I

Computer Programming

Professional Communication-I

Introduction to Geosciences

Physical Education

Physics- II

Chemistry-II

Mathematics-II

Introduction to Petroleum Engineering

Engineering Graphics & Workshop Practice

Professional Communication-II

Mathematics-III

Thermodynamics

Fluid Mechanics

Material Science

Introduction to Petroleum Refining & Gas Processing

Heat and Mass Transfer

Semester-4

Semester-5

Semester-6

Semester-7

Semester-8

Mechanics of Solids

Behavioral Sciences

Numerical & Statistical Methods

Sediment logy & Structural Geology

Drilling Technology

Reservoir Engineering-I

Surveying

Formation Evaluation

Petroleum Exploration & Prospecting

Prime Movers, Pumps & Compressors

Reservoir Engineering- 2

Electrical Engineering & Electronics

Natural Gas Engineering

Work over & well stimulation

Artificial lift & design

Oil & gas processing plant Design

Strength of materials

Health, safety & environment

Renewable energy sources

EOR/ IOR Techniques

Health, Safety & Environment

Project work-I

Petroleum Exploration software

Well Test Analysis

Work over & Well Stimulation

Oil and Gas property Evaluation

Integrated Reservoir Management

Offshore Exploration & Production

Numerical Reservoir Simulation

Project work-II




Courses Offered for B. Tech. in Chemical Engineering

Semester –1

Semester 2

Semester-3

Semester-4

Chemistry-I

Mathematics- I

Physics- I

Computer Programming

Professional Communication-I

Introduction to Geosciences

Physical Education

Physics-II

Chemistry-II

Mathematics-II

Introduction to Petroleum Engineering

Engineering Graphics & Workshop Practice

Professional Communication-II

Introduction to Petroleum Refining & Gas Processing

Material Science

Mathematics-III

Heat and Mass Transfer

Fluid Mechanics

Thermodynamics

Behavioral Sciences

Mechanics of Solids

Numerical & Statistical Methods

Petroleum Chemistry

Petroleum Refining-I

Introduction to Petroleum Production Engineering

Semester-5

Semester-6

Semester-7

Semester-8

Chemical Reaction Engineering

Petroleum Refining-II

Economics

Estimation of Physical Properties

Electrical Engineering & Electronics

Applied Organizational Psychology

Natural Gas Processing

Instrumentation & Process Control

Unit Optional-II (Separation Processes)

Unit Optional-III (Boilers, Furnaces & Heat Exchangers)

Elective-I

Laboratory-II

Summer Training & Oral Presentation

Heterogeneous Catalyst Reactor design

Introduction to Polymers

Petroleum software

Plant Design

Project work-1

Safety, Health & Environment

Fluidization Engineering

Crude Oil and Gas Transportation and Storage

Refinery Energy Audit & Management

Alternative Energy Sources

Project work-II




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Courses Offered For M. Tech. in Petroleum Engineering

Semester-I

Semester-II

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l Petroleum Reservoir Engineering

l Well Test Analysis

l Modern Practices in Spectroscopic Techniques

l Introduction to Petroleum Geology and Petroleum Geophysics

l Artificial Lift Techniques

Applied Numerical Analysis

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l Work over & Stimulation

l Offshore Oil & Gas Technology

l Project Work

l Project Work

Petroleum Reservoir Simulation

Semester-III

Semester-IV




Faculty at RGIPT

Dr. Abhay Kumar Choubey

Ph. D. (Banaras Hindu University)

Dr. Amritanshu Shukla

Ph. D. (IIT Kharagpur)

Dr. Atul Sharma

Ph. D. (Devi Ahilya University)

Dr. Amit Ranjan

Ph. D. (University of Minnesota, USA)

Dr. Alok Kumar Singh

Ph. D. (Banaras Hindu University)

Dr. Aditya Tyagi

Ph. D. (University of Western Ontario, Canada)

Dr. Chanchal Kundu

Ph. D. (IIT Kharagpur)

Shri Debashish Jena

Fellow (IIM Lucknow)

Dr. Durga Nath Dhar

Ph.D. (IIT Kanpur)

Dr. J. P. Gupta

Ph.D. (University of Pennsylvania, USA)

Dr. Jaya Srivastava

Ph.D. (Banasthali University)

Dr. Jyoti Prasad Chakraborty

Ph. D. (IIT Kanpur)

Dr. Kavita Srivastava

Ph.D. (IIT Kanpur)

Dr. M. S. Balathanigaimani

Ph. D. (Chonnam National University,

South Korea)

Dr. Navnit Jha

Ph. D. (University of Delhi)

Dr. Rakesh Kumar

Ph. D. (IIT Kanpur)

Dr. Sanjay Kumar Kar

Ph. D. (Utkal University)

Dr. Saurabh Mishra

Ph. D (Chaudhary Charan Singh University,

Meerut)

Dr. Susham Biswas

Ph. D. (IIT Kanpur)

Dr. Satish Kumar Sinha

Ph. D. (University of Oklahoma, Norman)

Shri Saurabh Shukla

M. Tech. (IIIT, Allahabad)

Dr. S. K. Mishra

Ph. D. (South Gujarat University)

Dr. S. P. Gupta

Ph. D. Polytechnic Institute of New York, USA

Dr. U. S. Prasad

Ph. D. (IIT Kanpur)

Dr. Umakant Dhar Dwivedi

Ph. D. (IIT Kanpur)

Dr. Umaprasana Ojha

Ph. D. (IIT Bombay)

Dr. Vipin Yadav

Ph. D. (IIT Kanpur)





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Guest Faculty

Dr. A. K. Pathak Associate Professor, ISM Dhanbad

Shri Anil Kumar Joshi Sr. VP (Projects & Business Development) Petronet LNG Ltd.

Shri Ayush GuptaChief Manager (Training), GAIL (India) Ltd.

Prof. Bishnudeo SinghFormer GM, IOGPT (ONGC), Mumbai

Prof. C. K. JainFormer Professor, ISM Dhanbad

Shri C. K. SenguptaFormer Executive Director (International Trade), BPCL

Shri M. B. Lal B. Tech. & PGDM, Former CMD, HPCL

Shri Manmohan AhujaSr. VP (Technical), Petronet LNG Ltd.

Prof. Manoj KumarPh. D., IIM Lucknow

Prof. Peeyush MehtaFPM, IIT Kanpur

Shri Biswajit RoyGM (HR), IOCL

Shri Rajesh BagariaSr. Manager (E & P), GAIL (India) Ltd.

Prof. S. B. L. BhatnagarFormer DGM (Production) IOGPT, Mumbai

Shri S. P. GargDGM (F & S), GAIL (India) Ltd.

Dr. Pankaj SinhaProfessor, FMS Delhi

Prof. Samir Kumar SrivastavaFPM, IIM Lucknow

Shri Sanjay Chauhan Sr. Manager (Gas- O & M), GAIL (India) Ltd.

Prof. Sanjay Kumar Singh Ph. D., IIM Lucknow

Dr. Sant KumarFormer GM, ONGC, Dehradun

Prof. T. S. Srinivasan Former Professor at IMI Delhi and at Kiev, Ukraine

Shri Tapas MajumdarFormer Executive Director (Legal), BPCL and Practicing Advocate

Shri Vijay DuggalDGM (Commercial), BPCL

Dr. (Mrs.) Monica Singhania FMS Delhi




Rajiv Gandhi Lecture Series

GIPT has had the honour of hosting guest lectures on numerous occasions from R

distinguished faculty and industry stalwarts in order to promote learning and knowledge creation of the highest order. Through these visits, rich experience gained in the industry was shared, thereby raising the overall standards and adding value to the learning process.

Rajiv Gandhi Lecture Series is one such initiative aimed at meeting this end. Dr. Vijay L. Kelkar

th(Chairman, 13 Finance Commission & Ex-Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas), Shri Ashok Sinha (Ex-Chairman and Managing Director, Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd.) and Prof. Sanjay Govind Dhande have addressed the students and faculty of RGIPT under Rajiv Gandhi Lecture Programme.

(From Left to Right): Shri Ashok Sinha (CMD, thBPCL) delivering lecture on 27 August, 2010

on “Need for Innovation in the Industry”. Dr.

J. P. Gupta (Director, RGIPT) and Shri D. M.

Reddy (President, RGIPT) are sitting on dais.

(From Left to Right): Dr. Vijay L. Kelkar th(Chairman, 13 Finance Commission and Ex-

Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum & Natural ndGas) delivering lecture on 22 August, 2009

on “Towards a New Natural Gas Policy”. Dr. J. P. Gupta (Director, RGIPT), Shri Ashok Sinha (CMD, BPCL) and Shri D. M. Reddy (President, RGIPT) are sitting on dais.

Prof. Sanjay Govind Dhande (Director, IIT Kanpur) addressing ththe students and faculty of RGIPT on 20 August, 2011 on the

rdoccasion of 3 Rajiv Gandhi Lecturer Series. Dr. J. P. Gupta (Director, RGIPT, Rae Bareli) is sitting on the dais.





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Infrastructure at RGIPT

he institute is currently functioning out of leased campuses at Feroze T

Gandhi Institute of Engineering &Technology (FGIET) and ITI Township at Rae Bareli. The academic block of the institute houses the administrative office, faculty offices, classrooms, seminar halls and a conference hall. The residential complex includes guest house, faculty residence, and halls of residence, library, cafeteria, gymnasium and sporting arena.

Living on campus contributes to an intensive and effective learning experience. To emphasize on developing the physical fitness of the students, along with their intellectual capabilities, facilities like basketball court, lawn tennis court, badminton court, volleyball court, table tennis board games and a well equipped gymnasium have been provided.

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, Springer, Taylor & Francis, CMIE, OnePetro, SEG, AAPG journals, NPTEL online courseware and other documents.

State of the art network facilities like Wi-Fi enabled campus, projector and Audio-visual (AV) equipped conference hall and classrooms are available for the students.

Software: Our computer center has software for upstream and downstream sectors of petroleum industry. These i n c l u d e M A T L A B , M A P L E , MATHEMATICA, AUTOCAD, Civil 3D, ASPEN, ANSYS Fluent CFD, UT-Chem, Geo-EAS, CMG Software, KINGDOM Suite.

Work at the proposed campus is currently in progress on a 47 acre site located at Jais of Rae Bareli District (UP), 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 centres, commercial centres and health facilities.




Students' Life at RGIPT

ll work and no play make Jack a dull boy, so goes the popular saying.A

RGIPT keeping in mind the need for complete physical, mental wellbeing promotes a healthy physical & cultural environment in its campus. Excellent facilities for both indoor (Carom, Chess, Table Tennis) and Outdoor games (Basket Ball, Tennis, Volleyball) are available at campus. It has organized its first sports fest Oilympics 2011, which all 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 allows 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. Srijan, the literary event allows the students to exhibit their poetic and oratory skill and display their general knowledge. Pratidhwani, the cultural festival allowed the students to dancing, singing and histrionics. 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.





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Professional Bodies at RGIPT

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

its community service and effort to educate their members and raise awareness of the importance of the industry among future generation.

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.

Petrotech Society




Profile of B. Tech. (Petroleum Engineering) Students

Abhishek Mandal

Aditya

Anup Kumar Anand

Bharat Kumar Choudhary

Age : 19 years

Areas of interest : Enhanced Oil Recovery & Directional Drilling

Summer Internship : ONGC, Mehsana (Gujarat)

B. Tech. Project : Thermal Enhanced Oil Recovery

e-mail : [email protected]

Age : 21 years

Areas of interest : Reservo i r Engineer ing & Dr i l l ing Technology

Summer Internship : DGH, Noida

B. Tech. Project : Chemical Flooding (ASP Flooding)


Age : 19 years

Areas of interest : Drilling Technology & EOR

Summer Internship : WSS, ONGC Ahmedabad

B. Tech. Project : Chemical Flooding (ASP Flooding)


Age : 19 years

Areas of interest : Drilling & Completion, Production Engineering

Summer Internship : GSPC, Gujarat

B. Tech. Project : Application & Development of Directional Drilling






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Borude Jayesh

Dushyant Gandotra

Jitendra Manwani

Karishma Kiran

Age : 21 years

Areas of interest : Reservoir Engineering and Production Engineering

Summer Internship : RGL, ONGC, Vadodara

B. Tech. Project : Reservoir Characterization Modeling and Simulation


Age : 21 years

Areas of interest : Enhanced Oil Recovery


B. Tech. Project : ASP Flooding


Age : 20 years

Areas of interest : Drilling and Completion, Production Engineering

Summer Internship : GSPC, Gujarat & ONGC Ankleshwar

B. Tech. Project : Well Test Analysis in Heterogeneous Reservoir


Age : 19 years

Areas of interest : Reservoir Engineering

Summer Internship : IRS, ONGC

B. Tech. Project : Thermal EOR





Naveen Kumar Saxena

Navnit Ranjan

Neha Surya

Nitesh Kumar Jain

Age : 22 years

Areas of interest : Drilling & Completion, Geophysics, EOR, Production Engineering

Summer Internship : ONGC, Mehsana, ONGC Ankleshwar & ONGC IDT

B. Tech. Project : Well Test Analysis for Heterogeneous Reservoir


Age : 21 years

Areas of interest : Unconventional gas and EOR

Summer Internship : KDMIPE, ONGC

B. Tech. Project : Coal bed methane Potential in India


Age : 21 years


Summer Internship : IRS, ONGC

B. Tech. Project : CBM, Exploration, Reservoir characterization & Geological Modeling


Age : 20 years

Areas of interest : Exploration & Reservoir Engineering

Summer Internship : GEOPIC, ONGC

B. Tech. Project : Modeling & Simulation of low tension water flooding & Chemical EOR Process






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Kulwant Singh

Mahipal Yadav

Manish Tiwari

Mukul Singh

Age : 20 years

Areas of interest : EOR & Reservoir


B. Tech. Project : Chemical EOR


Age : 22 years

Areas of interest : Directional Drilling

Summer Internship : IDT, ONGC

B. Tech Project : Horizontal Drilling & its techno-economics evolution


Age : 21 years

Areas of interest : Reservoir Engineering, Drilling and Completion


B. Tech. Project : Reservoir Characterization & Simulation


Age : 21 years

Areas of interest : Reservoir Engineering and Production Engineering


B. Tech. Project : Reservoir Characterization modeling & Simulation





Nitin Soni

Pt. Vikrant Daksh

Pradeep Parmar

Rajat Jain

Age : 20 years

Areas of interest : Reservoir Engineering and EOR

Summer Internship : ONGC, Mehsana

B. Tech. Project : Thermal Enhanced Oil Recovery


Age : 20 years

Areas of interest : Drilling Engineering and Production Engineering

Summer Internship : ONGC, Vadodara

B. Tech. Project : Application & development of Directional Drilling


Age : 20 years

Areas of interest : Drilling Technology

Summer Internship : IDT, ONGC

B. Tech. Project : Horizontal Drilling & its techno-economics evolution


Age : 21 years

Areas of interest : Reservoir Engineering and Drilling & Completion Engineering

Summer Internship : GSPC, Gujarat

B. Tech. Project : Multi-porosity system in fractured reservoir






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Saket Tiwari

Sanjeev Ranjan

Santosh Kumar Das

Shitanshu Gupta

Age : 21 years

Areas of interest : Drilling & Production


B. Tech. Project : Application & development of Directional Drilling


Age : 21 years

Areas of interest : Drilling, Production and Reservoir

Summer Internship : GEOPIC, ONGC

B. Tech. Project : Advanced Directional Drilling


Age : 19 years

Areas of interest : Hydraulic lac, Deepwater, unconventional Reservoir

Summer Internship : IOGPT, ONGC & WSS, ONGC

B. Tech. Project : Pressure Transient Analysis for a fractured reservoir


Age : 21 years

Areas of interest : Reservoir & Drilling Engineering

Summer Internship : ONGC, Ahmedabad

B. Tech. Project : ASP Flooding





Sunil Hudda

Samarpit Arya

Age : 21 years

Areas of interest : Reservoir Engineering, Logging and EOR

Summer Internship : WSS, ONGC, Ahmedabad

B. Tech. Project : Modeling & Simulation of low tension water flooding & Chemical EOR


Sidd Ahirwar

Theodore Lipi

Age : 22 years

Areas of interest : EOR and Directional Drilling

Summer Internship : ONGC, Mehsana

B. Tech. Project : Thermal EOR


Age : 20 years


Summer Internship : ONGC, Ahmedabad

B. Tech. Project : Multi-porosity System in Fractured Reservoir


Age : 21 years

Areas of interest : EOR


B. Tech. Project : Chemical EOR, Modeling & Simulation of low tension water flooding






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Vaisakh S. Unni

Age : 20 years

Areas of interest : Reservoir and Drilling Engineering

Summer Internship : IOGPT, ONGC, Mumbai

B. Tech. Project : Multi-porosity System in fractured reservoir


Varun Yadav

Age : 20 years

Areas of interest : Reservoir and Drilling Engineering

Summer Internship : WSS, ONGC, Ahmedabad

B. Tech. Project : Shale Gas Exploration and Exploitation





Abhishek Dwivedi

Abhishek Kumar

Ankit Bhootra

Anurag Singh

Age : 22 years

Summer Internship : HPCL, Mumbai

B. Tech. Project : Design and simulation of alternating block copolymers for de-mulsification application.


Age : 19 years

Summer Internship : IOCL R&D, Faridabad

B. Tech. Project : Numerical modeling and developing a numerical code ongoing project of block copolymer based nano-structure for application in oil and gas industry.


Age : 20 years

Summer Internship : IOCL, Barauni

B. Tech. Project : Numerical modeling of Block copolymer based nano-structure for application in oil & gas industry


Age : 22 years

Summer Internship : IOCL R&D Faridabad

B. Tech. Project : Design & Simulation of new Aromatic Production Plant


Profile of B. Tech. (Chemical Engineering) Students





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Ashish Mishra

Ashish Taneja

Akhil Tiwari

Dhananjaya Kumar

Age : 21 years

Summer Internship : MRPL, Mangalore & BPCL, Mumbai

B. Tech. Project : Removal of VOC's by adsorption


Age : 20 years

Summer Internship : IOCL, Mathura

B. Tech. Project : Simulation of biomass gasification process using aspen plus


Age : 22 years

Summer Internship : GAIL (India) Ltd.

B. Tech. Project : Feasibility of bio-fuels in Indian scenario: A future option


Age : 21 years


B. Tech. Project : Designing solid surface for catalyst using density functional theory





Inderraj Pahadiya

Jithu P. Thomas

Kuldeep Parmar

Neha Gupta

Age : 23 years


B. Tech. Project : Effectiveness of heterogeneous catalyst in bio-diesel production


Age : 22 years

Summer Internship : HPCL, Mumbai

B. Tech. Project : The effective working of F.C.C., including economic extraction of feed from heavy oils to the varied working of different parts associated with the same to the greater interest it's of the refiner


Age : 21 years


B. Tech. Project : identification of seeds used to generate bio-diesel


Age : 21 years


B. Tech. Project : Block copolymer based nano-structure for demulsification






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Nishesh Garg

Bhanu Kumar

Nitesh Roy

Prateek Jain

Age : 21 years


B. Tech. Project : Design, preparation and studies on phenylene amine- BADGE based networks for gas storage application


Age : 21 years


B. Tech. Project : Feasibility of bio-fuels in Indian scenario: A future option


Age : 22 years

Summer Internship : IIP, Dehradun

B. Tech. Project : Design and analysis of fuel ethanol production from raw glycerol using as-pen plus


Age : 20 years

Summer Internship : HPCL, Mumbai and CSMCRI, Gujarat

B. Tech. Project : Fabrication of electrical double layer capacitor using corn-grain AC-based carbon electrode





Raghuveer Palakurthi

Rahul Saxena

Rahul Thapliyal

Rajat

Age : 20 years

Summer Internship : MRPL, Mangalore

B. Tech. Project : Numerically modeling of block copolymer nanostructure for application in oil and gas industries


Age : 21 years


B. Tech. Project : Design and simulation of new aromatic production plant


Age : 21 years


B. Tech. Project : Design and simulation of alternating block copolymer for demulsification application


Age : 21 years

Summer Internship : BPCL, Mumbai

B. Tech. Project : Biomass gasification process simulation using aspen plus






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Ritu Raj Jha

Sanidhya Narain

Shankar Lal Meena

Shubham Bansal

Age : 21 years


B. Tech. Project : Use of heterogeneous catalyst in bio-diesel production


Age : 21 years


B. Tech. Project : Design, preparation and studies on phenylene amine- BADGE based networks for gas storage application


Age : 21 years


B. Tech. Project : Use of heterogeneous catalyst in bio-diesel production


Age : 21 years


B. Tech. Project : Pyrolysis of biomass





Sohail Sazid Khandakar

Tapan Kumar Pradhan

Anshul Arora

Yogita Morya

Age : 22 years

Summer Internship : BPCL, Mumbai

B. Tech. Project : Numerically modeling of block co-polymer nanostructure for application in oil and gas industries


Age : 21 years


B. Tech. Project : Design and analysis of fuel ethanol production from raw glycerol using aspen plus


Age : 21 years


B. Tech. Project : CO capture process simulation in aspen plus 2


Age : 19 years


B. Tech. Project : Effectiveness of heterogeneous catalyst in bio diesel production






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Siddharth Pandey

Rishi Maharishi

Ashutosh Shringi

Age : 20 years


B. Tech. Project : CO capture process simulation in aspen plus 2


Age : 20 years

Summer Internship : GAIL (India) Ltd.

B. Tech. Project : Removal of VOC's by adsorption


Age : 22 years

Summer Internship : MRPL, Mangalore

B. Tech Project : Pyrolysis of biomass





Abhishek Kumar

Devanshu Kumar

Nilesh Kumar Jha

Swetabh Gautam

Age : 24 years

Summer Internship : Development of Suitable PHPA cross-linked Gel System for Water Shutoff Jobs, Reservoir Group, KDMIPE.

M. Tech. Thesis : Unconventional Energy Resources (with special reference to Shale Gas Reservoir Characterization and Resource Estimation)


Age : 24 years

Summer Internship : Trouble-Free Drilling through unconsolidated and unstable formation, IDT, ONGC.

M. Tech. Thesis : Drilling and Production (with special reference to Hydraulic fracturing of CBM Reservoir)


Age : 24 years

Summer Internship : Effective Reservoir Management through Reservoir characterization, Reservoir Group, KDMIPE.

M. Tech. Thesis : PVT/ Thermodynamic Analysis of Crude Oil and Condensate


Age : 28 years

Summer Internship : CTU Intervention in Horizontal Well, WSS, ONGC, Ahmedabad

M. Tech. Thesis : Static and Dynamic Modeling of Reservoir


Profile of M. Tech. (Petroleum Engineering) Students





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Summer Internship

At RGIPT, the summer internship placement for the batch of 2011 saw companies across the entire

hydrocarbon industry showing keen interest in our students. The students were placed with companies in

the E&P, Refining sector and various research institutes. Through these internship programmes, the

students got an opportunity to put their skills to practice under the guidance of industry experts. List of

companies where our students got summer training are:

GSPC

HPCL

DGH

ONGC

GAIL

IOCL

BPCL

IIP



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Expected Time

Lucknow

Rae Bareli

Allahabad

Kanpur


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

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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.

CONTACT DETAILSRae Bareli Campus:

Ratapur Chowk, Rae Bareli, Uttar Pradesh, India 229 316Tel: +91 535 2217 427, 2210 346 Fax: +91 535 2217 456, 2211 888,

Mobile: +91 93893 56358, +91 94514 38466E-mail: [email protected]

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

Process of Placement Yes No

Pre Placement Talk

Written Test

Psychometric Test

Group Discussion

Interview

Others

Requirements Yes

How many

No

Pre Placement Talk Room

Meeting / Interview Room(s)

Group Discussion Room(s)

LCD Projection System

White Boards

Speakers

Any other special Requirements





Airlines Flight No. Departure

(Kolkata)

Arrival

(Lucknow)

Jet Airways 9W2461 11:05 12:40

Jet Airways 9W2514 14:30 17:55

Indigo 6E339 9:40 12:10

STAY TRAVEL & FLIGHT SCHEDULE

ae Bareli is well connected by rail network and trains from almost all major metro cities halt here. The Rnearest 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 1000. 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 Hyderabad From Delhi

On Campus Accommodation

Where you can stay at Lucknow:

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.

Hotel Name Phone Number Fax Number

The Piccadily Hotel

0522-4096000 0522-4096029

Hotel Mangalam 0522-2620131-33 0522-2616507

Vivanta by Taj 0522-6711000 0522 6711666

Hotel Mera Mann 0522-2638181, 82,83,84

0522-2636009


(Mumbai)

Arrival

(Lucknow)

Kingfirsher IT3169 6:40 8:50

Kingfirsher IT3149 17:25 19:35

Jet Airways 9W2237 2:25 6:20

Jet Airways 9W7037 10:30 12:35

Indigo 6E.184 6:20 10:20

Indigo 6E.342 14:20 16:30

Air India AI 625 10:45 12:45

Airlines Flight No. Departure (Delhi)

Arrival (Lucknow)

Air India AI411 8:05 9:00

Air India AI811 16:30 17:25

Kingfisher IT3651 7:15 8:15




Jet Airways 9W2237 5:20 6:20

Jet Airways 9W7040 9:00 10:00

Jet Airways 9W7008 13:55 14:55

Jet Airways 9W7002 16:20 17:20

Indigo /6E184 9:05 10:00

Indigo /6E312 12:45 13:55

Indigo 6E146. 16:45 17:50

Go Air G8351 5:35 6:35

Go Air G8355 19:00 20:00

From Patna


(Patna)

Arrival

(Lucknow)

Indigo 6E339 11:10 12:10

Jet Airways 9W2514 16:30 17:55


(Hyderabad)

Arrival

(Lucknow)

Indigo 6E312 10:00 13:55

Jet Airways 9W7040 6:20 10:05

From Kolkata

From Bangaluru


(Bangaluru)

Arrival

(Lucknow)

Indigo 6E146. 13:20 17:50

Jet Airways 9W7008 10:40 14:55


From Mumbai

* - Schedule as on November 2011



Dr. Sanjay Kumar Kar Chairman, Placement CommitteePhone: +91 535 2217446 (O) Fax: +91 535-2217456/ 2211888 Mobile: +91 93893 56358 e-mail: [email protected], [email protected]

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Jitendra PrasadCorporate Communication OfficerPhone: +91 535 2704208 (O)Fax: +91 535-2217456/ 2211888Mobile: +91 8574897750e-mail: [email protected]

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