The Department of Geology was established in the year 1938, when it became one of the very few colleges in the country to offer the subject. Geology was introduced at F.Y.B.Sc. and S.Y.B.Sc. level in 1938 and later as a major subject for T.Y.B.Sc. in 1952.
The global oil industry, particularly in India, has experienced significant growth since the 1970s, driven by a surge in demand for petroleum products. Recent government policies have opened up state-run industries to the private sector, attracting foreign direct investment. This shift has increased the demand for skilled workers in the petroleum sector. Recognizing this need, the Department of Geology at Nowrosjee Wadia College in Pune introduced a Post-Graduate Diploma in Petroleum Technology in 1987, which became a two-year postgraduate program in 1989.
The institution was established with the goal of becoming a leading provider of quality education to meet the growing demand for skilled professionals in the petroleum industry, particularly for field and laboratory operations. Since the 1970s, India's oil industry has experienced significant growth across exploration and exploitation sectors. The Asia Pacific region is projected to see a 50% rise in gas demand by 2021-2025. As petroleum product demand increases, there is a heightened need for more efficient methods of hydrocarbon exploration and exploitation. This demand has led the government to open the sector to private competition, further emphasizing the need for trained personnel.
The Department of Geology at Nowrosjee Wadia College recognized the need for specialized geology-based knowledge in the petroleum industry and launched an interdisciplinary Applied Petroleum Technology course in 1987. Following its initial success and positive industry feedback, the course was expanded in 1989 to a two-year Post-graduate Degree in Petroleum Technology. Since then, over thirty batches have successfully graduated.
The M.Sc. (Applied) Petroleum Technology degree, affiliated with the University of Pune, combines technology and geology, which is the core of the course. The program has received strong demand, with successful student placements in oil and petroleum service companies worldwide. It is now recognized by the UGC and ONGC for student employment opportunities.
The Department has had a recognized Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) Student Chapter since 2015. SPE is a global, non-profit professional association with over 124,800 members in 134 countries, focused on oil and gas exploration and production. The student chapter organizes various activities to complement formal education and promote professional development by connecting students with industry experts.
The department offers around 300 textbooks and reference books on Geology and Petroleum Technology, available to students upon request. Additionally, students are provided with bulletins like the "ONGC Bulletin" and "JPT Journal" to stay updated with the latest industry knowledge.
The success of the department has been shaped by the contributions of several influential individuals.
The record of Alumni of Geology & Petroleum Technology is extensive and beyond recounting here but, nonetheless, has provided a major contribution to the Oil and Gas Industry in India and abroad.
The registrations for M.Sc. Petroleum Technology Entrance Examination 2025 are now open. The entrance will be conducted on 8th June 2025 via online mode.
| Sr. No. | Name of Faculty | Designation | Profile link |
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| 1 | Dr. Kiran Kumbhar | Assistant Professor | click here |
| 2 | Mr. Sagar Thakurdas | Assistant Professor | |
| 3 | Mr. Rajat Sowale | Assistant Professor | |
| 4 | Mr. Vishwajeet Paulbuddhe | Assistant Professor | |
| 5 | Mr. Rushikesh Sonawane | Assistant Professor | |
| 6 | Mr. Sankalp Dilwale | Assistant Professor | |
| 7 | Dr. Rashmi Panwar | Assistant Professor | |
| 8 | Ms. Rahi Ilme | Assistant Professor | |
| 9 | Ms. Monika Lekurwale | Assistant Professor | |
| 10 | Mr. Hemant Pednekar | Assistant Professor | |
| 11 | Mr. Somnath Shinde | Assistant Professor | |
| 12 | Mr. Sandeep Navherkar | Assistant Professor |
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| 1 | Ms. Huma Tasleem Ishaque Shaikh | Assistant Teacher |
The Department of Geology has a well-furnished Geological Museum. The uniqueness of the museum is its vast collection of attractive specimens, standard size and well labelled samples. The samples are collected in the general geological tours, mapping and mining training camps, which are compulsorily a part of B.Sc. and M.Sc. courses. Some of the samples have been donated by well-known Geologists. These specimens represent almost all the major Rock formations of the country. The samples are displayed in wooden and glass showcases. The Museum samples have been classified into different sections.
This departmental museum is visited by students and faculty of all the geology departments of various colleges and universities of the country who happen to visit the Campus.
The Department of Geology and Petroleum Technology has a well-organized library of its own in addition to the main library run by the college. The library has two separate sections for undergraduate and post graduate courses. The library can boast of a large volume of literature in addition to the academic reference books. The library contains a wealth of resources for the students and staff of the department.
The Department of Petroleum Technology at Nowrosjee Wadia College proudly hosted a landmark Industry-Academia Interaction to mark the 10th Anniversary of the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) Student Chapter. The event symbolized a decade of excellence in fostering technical knowledge and collaborative learning between industry professionals and aspiring petroleum technologists. The initiative aligns with the institution’s mission of bridging the gap between academic learning and industrial application, promoting innovative thinking and career readiness among students.
The event was graced by an illustrious panel of industry leaders, each with a rich legacy of contributions to the oil and gas sector. Their participation underscored the strong support for academic-industry collaboration:
Shri Niladri Mitra – Ex-Director, ONGC; Ex-COO, GSPC; Ex-President, Reliance Shri Tapas Kumar Sengupta – Ex-Director, ONGC; Ex-Director, FIPI; Ex-Regional Director (Asia & South Asia Pacific), SPE International Shri Prakash Swaminathan – Associate Vice President, Adani Welspun Exploration Ltd.; Director, SPE Mumbai Section Shri Reghu Padmanabhan – CEO, ARP108 Energy Solutions Shri Rahul Patil – Head, Halliburton Technology Centre Dr. Samarth Patwardhan – Director, SPE Mumbai Section Hrishikesh Bagade – Director, Wellkin Energy Pvt. Ltd.
The exhibition provided a hands-on learning experience, offering attendees a comprehensive look into various aspects of Earth Science and Petroleum Technology. It featured an extensive array of exhibits, including displays of rocks, minerals, zeolites, fossils, and building stones. Models and posters demonstrated oil and gas exploration techniques, while a special collection of minerals by Mr. Akshay Gund, founder of Kaivalya - House of Crystals, garnered significant attention. Additionally, archaeological tools and fossils presented by Mr. Shubham Rajak, Assistant Professor at Ambedkar University, Delhi, showcased historical artifacts. Seismic and resistivity survey equipment, along with Ground Penetrating Radar, were demonstrated by Prof. Rajib Kumar Sinhary, providing insights into geophysical techniques. Geophysics and geotechnology models, highlighting innovations in infrastructure development, were showcased by Soiltech India Pvt. Ltd. The exhibition also featured a diverse range of precious gems and gem testing equipment, presented by Hero Kalra Gems Jewellers. The event saw active participation from over 25 schools, with students engaging enthusiastically with the exhibits and gaining valuable knowledge.
The students undertook an industrial visit to gain practical exposure, with the highlight being a detailed training session on the sensors used in mud logging operations. The session thoroughly covered the functionality of each sensor, its specific application, and the strategic placement necessary for optimal performance. The visit concluded with an engaging Q&A session, giving students a valuable opportunity to ask questions and gain insights into industry practices. This hands-on experience was invaluable in bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world applications, leaving the students better equipped to address future challenges.
Students of M.Sc. Petroleum Technology visited the Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) facility in Panvel, Navi Mumbai, as part of their curriculum to gain practical insights into the oil and gas industry. The visit focused on operations, safety measures, and technologies involved in hydrocarbon exploration and production. Mr. Pankaj Sharma provided an overview of ONGC's seven sectors, including production engineering, well analysis, deepwater field development, and corrosion management. Mr. Uddham Singh Yadav explained gas hydrates, their formation, and ongoing projects in regions like the KG Basin. In the Production Lab, students observed core flooding systems designed to simulate reservoir conditions and optimize enhanced oil recovery (EOR) techniques such as water and chemical flooding. In the Processing Lab, Mr. Utpal Kayar discussed crude oil processing, including emulsification, separation, and analysis techniques, with the use of instruments like the hydrometer and viscometer to measure crude oil properties. In the Metallography and Corrosion Lab, students explored corrosion studies and metallographic analysis using tools such as the Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) and hardness testing equipment. The visit concluded with a tour of ONGC's Technology Park, where students were introduced to equipment used in both upstream and downstream operations, including pumps, valves, and wellhead systems.
Geological field tour was organized. Field observations, sample collection, and analysis were used in the tour to give students hands-on experience with geological formations, structural features, and profitable mineral deposits.
Studying various rock formations and geological features was part of the fieldwork. Understanding the metamorphic conversion of sandstone into quartzite and its industrial uses was made possible by the Bilagi Quartzite Quarry. Well-preserved stromatolites were found in fossiliferous limestone deposits in Chilkkashellikere and Konkankoppa.Structural features were analyzed at the Fault at Shirur, where clear displacement patterns helped students understand regional tectonic activity. Visits to historical sites such as Badami Caves, Mallikarjuna Temple, Hampi, and Pattadakal provided insights into how geological formations and weathering patterns over centuries.
This field tour enhanced students' knowledge of geological mapping, stratigraphy, and tectonic processes while emphasizing the economic significance of geological resources through visits to mining sites and cement factories. The experience significantly improved students' observational and analytical skills, making it an invaluable part of their geological education.
On the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the Nowrosjee Wadia College SPE Student Chapter, we had the privilege of organizing a remarkable event in the presence of esteemed guests—Mr. N.K. Mitra, Mr. Reghu Padmanabhan, Dr. U.D. Kulkarni, and all the past presidents of our chapter. The event began with a presentation highlighting the chapter’s history, showcasing its growth and achievements over the years. This was followed by an insightful session where former chapter presidents shared their experiences and discussed how SPE has contributed to their professional development. Mr. Reghu Padmanabhan, who played a pivotal role in establishing this chapter at our college, reflected on its journey and impact. Mr. N.K. Mitra’s inspiring words motivated students, while Dr. U.D. Kulkarni offered valuable guidance and extended his best wishes to students aspiring for careers in the oil and gas industry. It was a truly enriching experience, celebrating a decade of excellence, learning, and professional growth.
An Electrical Resistivity Survey was caarried out by the students at Varve under the guidance of Prof. N.V. Sharma to investigate and understand the subsurface groundwater resources. This geophysical method is widely used for groundwater exploration, geological mapping, and environmental studies. The primary objective was to identify the depth and potential zones of groundwater by measuring the electrical properties of subsurface materials.
The workshop conducted by iTeach school by Mr. Tosif Patel and Ms. Nayana Guddeti dispensed graduate and postgraduate students on building their CVs.
The workshop familiarised with how to create an effective and professional resume. The session focused on the significance of a well-structured resume, the essential sections to include, and tips for presenting an individual's skills and experience clearly and concisely. It also engaged with visualizing what is conscience to add to a resume. The demonstration consisted of good interaction between the spokesperson and the students. It consisted of activities like summarising the resume and discussion with peers regarding hiring concepts in different sectors.
The workshop by iTeach created an interactive session and learning the importance of tailoring the resume on specific job applications. iTeach also concluded the session by reminding the students to update their resumes regularly as they gain more experience and qualifications.
Dr. Rajshekhar delivered a guest lecture on "Micropaleontology in the Petroleum Industry," focusing on how microfossils help in petroleum exploration. He explained that microfossils, tiny remains of ancient organisms found in rocks, provide key information about the Earth’s past environments. This helps geologists understand the conditions in which oil and gas might be found.
He also emphasized the importance of stratigraphy, or the study of rock layers, in identifying potential oil reservoirs. By analyzing microfossils, geologists can better predict where to find oil.
The session ended with a Q&A, allowing students to ask about the practical use of micropaleontology in the industry.
The T.Y.B.Sc. Students and Staff underwent an extensive training at the Geological Survey of Indias Training Centre at Hyderabad.
Earth Day is an annual event organized on April 22 to demonstrate support for environmental protection. First held on April 22, 1970, it now includes a wide range of events coordinated globally by EarthDay.org (formerly Earth Day Network) including 1 billion people in more than 193 countries.
To celebrate Earth Day, Department of Geology and Petroleum Technology in association with the Centre for Education and Research in Geosciences streamed a film “HOME”, by world renowned film maker Yann Arthus Bertrand.
The film HOME by Yann Arthus-Bertrand is a beautifully shot panorama of the Earth and the damage done to it by modern humanity. It includes a moving narration about the evolution of the Earth, nature, agriculture, humans, and the crises of habitat destruction, energy depletion, climate disruption, degradation… of the environment, health, economic disparity, and more.
The film is almost entirely composed of aerial shots of various places on Earth. It shows the diversity of life on Earth and how humanity is threatening the ecological balance of the planet.
All spectators had an enlightening experience.
An Industry-Academia Interaction was organized by the department on 13th April 2022.
Mr. Paul McPHILLIMY, Global Personnel Manager and Country Manager India at GEOLOG International (UAE) interacted with the students and faculty. Mr. Paul talked about the work culture of GEOLOG International and his experiences in Oil and Gas Industry.
The best professional Student Chapterevent of the past year organized by Nowrosjee Wadia College has to be an interactive session by Mr. Rahul S. Dey, Business manager- Asia Pacific, Dubai region for Elkem, on 25th March 2022.
Mr. Dey spoke in depth about the contemporary issues and Important aspects of Oil and Gas Industry such as the probable future of the industry in the next 10- 30 years, the annual revenue of the industry, rationalization of Human Resources, etc. He also threw some light on the geopolitics in the context of the industry and India’s recent approach to become a gas-based economy.
In the second and most engaging session, he gave some important tips on interview preparation and CV writing. He covered important topics such as the use of buzz words in a CV, the importance of learning a new language, and additional courses required in securing a job in the industry, he explained the importance of being updated about the current trends in the industry.
He concluded his lecture by answering all the queries of students. The students came up with spontaneous positive feedbacks. This was a step forward in our mission towards the grooming of the young budding Petroleum Geologists.
A certificate course on Introduction to the oil and gas industry was organized by the Nowrosjee Wadia College SPE student chapter. The course was designed by the industry experts for the UG and PG students of Geology and Petroleum Technology respectively. The duration was 10 hours and the assessment was carried out for 1 credit.
On the first day, Mr. Natraj Vaddadi shared his vast knowledge and introduced students to the fascinating world of petroleum. He explained the origin & history of the petroleum industry, followed by a brief explanation of well site operations. At last, he elaborated an Introduction to Drilling - Equipment and Drilling operations.
On the second day, Mr. Pradeep Chellappan talked about the pros and cons of the working in Oil and Gas industry. He introduced the student to the work culture of the Oil and gas industry, followed by some basics of Well Logging and pressure concepts.
Seventy-seven post-graduate and undergraduate students had attended this course. This training course cleared many doubts in students' minds about the oil and gas industry. It also motivated the students to become a part of the oil and gas industry in the future.
The Nowrosjee Wadia College SPE Student Chapter had organized an inter- collegiate event called ‘OLEUM 2022’, on 16th and 17th March 2021. The event included Quizefy (Quiz), Mail-OMania (Mail Writing Competition), Wordzee (Crossword), Drawize (Pictionay), Geospell (Spelling test), Virtual Scavenger hunt (Treasure hunt). These competitions were organized for the students pursuing post graduation in Petroleum Technology / Petroleum Engineering and undergraduates in Geology. Among all these competitions, the Quizefy received exceedingly large response. Around 115 students from 16 prominent institutes participated enthusiastically in the Quizefy competition. This event was successfully organized in online as well as offline mode. The Quizefy covered various technical and geologically important aspects of the Oil and Gas Industry.
Mail-O-Mania Competition was another event that got overwhelming response from around 77 participants. In this competition, the participants were given a topic on which they had draft an email to apply for a job in a company for the post of LWD/MWD with their resume attached. All the emails along with their resumes were then reviewed by industry experts and the best emails were awarded to appreciate their efforts.
These events ensured that our members work in a team to make it successful and it also worked as a means of interaction with the students of Petroleum Geosciences around various Universities. These events have been remarkable in terms of spreading across the mission of SPE to collect, disseminate and exchange technical knowledge to the large spectrum of Petroleum Geosciences.
The NWC SPE Student Chapter carried out a Geological Study Tour (six days) to Kaladgi Basin (Karnataka, South India) for the purpose of understanding the Geology of this basin from the petroleum geologists point of view. A cluster of twenty-eight SPE members, including the faculty advisor, were on board from 21st February to 26th February 2022.
Through this touring experience, the students collected samples, disseminated, and exchanged knowledge about geological features.
On 26th January 2022 , NOWROSJEE WADIA COLLEGE SPE STUDENT CHAPTER celebrated its 7th anniversary . It was a time to reflect on the College’s past and those that have helped to shape who we are, and to acknowledge the community members, both past and present, who have influenced the character and values that embody the vibrant, engaging, and safe environment we see today.
The guest speaker of the program was Mr. Reghu Padmanabhan, a senior Country/Area manager for Expro Group, India. The title of his talk was “Talent Factor- Leveraging Differentiators”. Mr. Reghu Padmanabhan gave a brief explanation of various factors influencing the oil and gas industry. He also explained character traits and interpersonal skills that characterize a person's relationship with other people. He mentioned about an individual’s role in a society and also about the social responsibilities. There was also a brief discussion about stock market and the position of oil and gas in stock market. Lastly Mr. Reghu Padmanabhan talked about the future of oil and gas industry and how as a student’s we should be prepared for it.
Drones can carry out an impressive range of tasks, ranging from military operations to package delivery.
To throw light upon this, Nowrosjee Wadia College SPE Student Chapter organized one day workshop on INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION USING DRONE AND AEROMODELLING on 10th January 2022.
Mr. PUSHPAK PATIL (Operation executive at Droneium Aerial Solutions Pvt.Ltd.) was the facilitator of this workshop.
This workshop did a great job providing actionable concepts.
Even though the second wave had subsided, the imminent danger of a third wave was ever present. To ensure that people still follow the rules and regulations and exercise safety measures, Nowrosjee Wadia College SPE Student Chapter took the initiative to spread awareness and organized a Covid Awareness Program on 8th January, 2022, at college campus. The initiative was appreciated by the Faculty and students.
Nowrosjee Wadia College SPE Student Chapter conducted a joint lecture series under the SPE Mumbai Section in collaboration with the MIT Pune SPE student chapter and IIT Bombay SPE student chapter between 6th to 8th December.
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An ‘International Yoga Day’ was celebrated by the students and staff with refreshing Yoga session. A group of students performed several asanas.
As a part of ‘Azadi Ka Amrut Mahotsav’ India@75, a special cleanliness drive was organized by the students and staff of M.Sc. Petroleum technology. Despite the constraints of the pandemic, a large participation was witnessed at the cleanliness drive.
A tree plantation drive was carried out by the Students of M.Sc. Petroleum technology to create awareness and spread the message of saving our planet- ‘Protecting our environment is the need of an hour.’ Students brought different types of saplings and planted them on the outskirts of Pune City (Katraj Hills) and in the farms of Varve Village. It was made sure that these plants will be taken care by the locals and farmers.
The students participated in the tree plantation drive with great zeal and enthusiasm and thus made it successful. They pledged to spread the awareness for growing more trees. A little efforts made by each of us can make a huge difference to the overall environment of Earth.
| Sr. No. | Name of Publisher | Link |
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| 1 | Dr. Mrs. Sanjida A. Khan | |
| 2 | Dr. Kiran Kumbhar |
| Sr. No. | Name | Place of Research |
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| 1 | Mr. Sagar Thakurdas | SPPU |
| 2 | Mrs. Neela Pharate | SPPU |
| 3 | Mr. Dnyaneshwar Korte | SPPU |
| 4 | Ms. Huma Shaikh | SPPU |
The Department of Geology and Petroleum Technology has a strong track record of securing job placements for its students, thanks to close ties with Oil and Gas companies. Students gain valuable exposure and are quickly integrated into professional roles after graduation. Hands-on training from industry professionals during their studies, combined with practical internships, equips students with the necessary skills and real-world experience, setting them apart in the job market.
The department's alumni have played a vital role in securing successful placements by promoting the department's reputation in the industry. They have actively encouraged their companies and HR departments to recruit from the campus. The department tracks alumni job profiles and their positions within companies. Many renowned companies, such as Schlumberger, Halliburton, ExxonMobil, and Qatar Gas, have hired students for various roles.
Our comprehensive teaching methodology, combined with a distinguished league of industry experts as faculty and strong industry-academia collaboration, makes this course a valuable stepping stone for aspiring professionals. The course has received an overwhelming response, and our graduates have secured successful placements in top oil companies across the globe, further testifying to the program's credibility and industry relevance.
| Sr. No. | Name of Student | Company Name |
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| 1 | Shaji Abhijith | Jindal Drilling and Industries LTD. |
| 2 | Rashinkar Karan | Expro |
| 3 | Tekale Namrata | Global Data Research Center |
| 4 | Mulani Arbaz | Global Data Research Center |
| 5 | Sameer Sheikh | Jindal Drilling and Industries LTD. |
| 6 | Pranam Masalkar | Jindal Drilling and Industries LTD. |
| 7 | Prajwal Wanjari | Global Data Research Center |
| 8 | Sumedh Pardikar | Global Data Research Center |
| 9 | Prasad Dhole | Global Data Research Center |
| 10 | Ankush Umale | Weatherford |
| 11 | Shubhankar Gajul | Weatherford |
| 12 | Kalpesh More | Jindal Drilling and Industries LTD. |
| 13 | Abdul Rana | Global Data Research Center |
| 14 | Sagar Langote | Excellence Logging |
| 15 | Veer Yanamala | Sinopec |
| 16 | Karminder Kaur | Geo Log International |
| 17 | Pushpak Patil | Global Data Research Center |
| 18 | Harshal Navale | Geo Log International |
The Department of Petroleum Technology has a recognized Society of Petroleum Engineers Student Chapter since 2015. Student chapters are located around the world and provide an operating framework for society activities at a university level. The Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) is a not-for-profit professional association whose more than 124,800 members in 134 countries are engaged in oil and gas exploration and production. SPE is a key resource for technical knowledge providing opportunities to exchange information at in-person and online events and training courses, publications, and other resources. Under the Society of Petroleum Engineers Student Chapter, the students conduct various activities throughout the year such as organizing Technical and Professional lectures/ workshops / short courses / lecture series by Industry Experts, Annual Intercollegiate Competition (OLEUM), social awareness programs etc. Student members elect officers annually. Each SPE chapter is sponsored by an SPE section. THE NWC SPE Chapter is sponsored by Mumbai Section. The core committee consists of Students and one Faculty Advisor. The students/ members are provided with free membership which costs around 20$ to 25$ annually for industry professions. Close to 50 students are benefited under this sponsorship every year. The chapters are evaluated every year based on their performance. The purpose of a Student Chapter is to supplement students’ formal education and enhance their professional development by establishing a link with the Industry Experts.
We are thrilled to share that our student chapter has been recognized with the Regional Outstanding Student Chapter Award for Technical Dissemination and Professional Development for the year 2025! 🏆 This prestigious honor, awarded at the regional level, celebrates our chapter’s commitment to advancing technical knowledge, fostering professional growth, and empowering students with the tools and resources to thrive in their chosen engineering and technology domains."
Nowrosjee Wadia College Chapter won the 2023 Student Chapter Excellence Award ! This prestigious award is the second highest honor a student chapter may receive and is awarded to up to 20% of student chapters around the world. The award is in recognition of your student chapter’s programs in technical dissemination, professional development, member engagement, community involvement, and operations. "
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The Nowrojee Wadia College Society of Petroleum Engineer’s Student Chapter was recognized for retaining the membership of members for the year 2021. For the 2021 (November) SPE Membership Year, the chapter did an outstanding job of maintaining a high retention rate."
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Our SPE Student Chapter is pleased, delighted, and proud to announce that we were awarded the STUDENT CHAPTER EXCELLENCE AWARD for 2021 by SPE International. The Nowrosjee Wadia SPE (Society of Petroleum Engineers) Student chapter run by the Department of Petroleum Technology was awarded with this prestigious award which is the second highest honor a student chapter may receive and is awarded to only 20% of student chapters around the world. The award is in recognition of the student chapter’s programs in industry engagement, operations and planning, community involvement, professional development, and innovation. Some of the Universities/ Institutes chosen for this award include - Cairo University, Colorado School of Mines, IFP School, Kuwait University, Seoul National University, Stanford University, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro."
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The Nowrojee Wadia College Society of Petroleum Engineer’s Student Chapter was recognized for retaining the membership of members for the year 2021 (May). For the 2021 SPE Membership Year, the chapter did an outstanding job of maintaining a high retention rate despite the covid 19 crisis."
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The students of M.Sc. Petroleum Technology Participated in the inter collegiate technical event organized by UPES (Department of Earth Sciences). This SPE technical fest is for the aspirants assembling from various engineering colleges with a very high competitive spirit to participants and with the strong determination to include their achievements & accomplishments to their resumes. The tenth iteration of annual UPES SPE Fest was attended by over 450 students from 17 national and international prestigious institutions, including Nowrosjee Wadia College, Pune , Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University, Gandhinagar, National Institute of Technology, Raipur, Dibrugarh University, Barmer Engineering College and many more. We appreciate the enthusiasm of the students in participating in the fest, representing Nowrosjee Wadia college very well and overall winning the 3 rd position in this Intercollegiate competition."
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