Petroleum Technology

Overview

The Degree program of Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) is so designed to provide the students high quality required to fully develop their professional qualities and skills enabling them to confidently and independently undertake designing, construction and maintenance of any engineering work. Emphasis is place not only imparting the theoretical knowledge to the students but the understanding the application of their knowledge. Apart from imparting the classroom knowledge to the students, practical application of the same is demonstrated in the well-equipped laboratories which instill the students the confidence to solve the practical real-life problems. This is important to mention that a student after graduation is well-prepared to undertake any practical field assignment.

Scheme of Studies for B.Tech Petroleum

	Semester One
Course No.	Course Title	Credit Hours
BT – 111	Applied Mathematics – I	3 – 0
PE – 112	Fundamentals of Petroleum Engg.	3 – 1
BT – 113	Applied Physics	2 – 1
BT – 114	Functional English	2 – 0
BT – 115	Islamic Studies	2 – 0
PE – 116	Workshop Practice	2 – 1

	Semester Two
Course No.	Course Title	Credit Hours
BT – 121	Pakistan Studies	2 – 0
BT – 122	Applied Mathematics – II	3 – 0
BT – 123	Applied Chemistry	2 – 1
PE – 124	Engineering Drawing	2 – 1
PE – 125	Applied Geology	2 – 1
BT – 126	Communication Skills	3 – 0

	Semester Three
Course No.	Course Title	Credit Hours
BT – 211	Mathematics – III	3 – 0
BT – 212	Technical Report Writing	2 – 0
BT – 213	Computer Programming & Software	1 – 2
EE – 214	Basic Electrical Engg	2 – 1
PE – 215	Fluid Mechanics	3 – 1
PE – 216	Structural Geology	2 – 1

	Semester Four
Course No.	Course Title	Credit Hours
CE – 221	Mechanics of Materials	2 – 1
PE – 222	Drilling Engg 1	3 – 1
PE – 223	Applied Thermodynamics	3 – 1
PT – 224	Petroleum Geology	2 – 1
BT – 225	Applied Statistics	2 – 0

	Semester Five
Course No.	Course Title	Credit Hours
PE – 311	Applied Numerical Methods	3 – 0
BT – 312	Sociology	2 – 0
PE – 313	Drilling Engg 2	3 – 1
PE – 314	Petrophysics	3 – 1
PE – 315	Reservoir Fluids	3 – 1

	Semester Six
Course No.	Course Title	Credit Hours
PE – 321	Well Logging and Testing	3 – 1
PE – 322	Reservoir Engg	2 – 1
PE – 323	Petroleum production 1	2 – 1
PE – 324	Environmental Safety	1 – 2
PE – 325	Natural Gas Engg	2 – 1

	Semester Seven
Course No.	Course Title	Credit Hours
PE – 411	Petroleum production 2	3 – 1
PE – 412	Gas Reservoir Engg	3 – 1
PE – 413	Project Planning	2 – 0
PE – 414	Instrumentation and Control	2 – 1
PE – 415	Petroleum Economics	2 – 0

	Semester Eight
Course No.	Course Title	Credit Hours
PE – 421	Principles of enhanced oil Recovery	3 – 1
PE – 422	Reservoir Simulation	2 – 1
PE – 423	Petroleum Refinery Engg	3 – 1
BT – 424	Project	0 – 6

Total number of semesters:	Eight (8)
Duration of a semester:	Sixteen (16) weeks of instruction
Examinations :	Plus one (1) to two (2) weeks for examinations
Non-Technical Subjects:	30% (9 Courses)
Technical Subjects:	70% (21 Courses)
Accredited & Recognized by:	NTC & HEC Program

Course Structure

Total number of semesters:	Eight (8)
Duration of a semester:	Sixteen (16) weeks of instruction
Examinations :	Plus one (1) to two (2) weeks for examinations
Non-Technical Subjects:	30% (9 Courses)
Technical Subjects:	70% (21 Courses)
Accredited & Recognized by:	NTC & HEC Program

Minimum period for a student to work towards Bachelor’s Degree in any accredited program of engineering shall be four academic years for the annual system, or a minimum of 128-138 semester credits normally spread over 8 semesters for the semester system, excluding any period of repetition of courses and examinations; and one credit hour for theory means one contact hour and one credit hour for practical means three contact hours;. Student opting for new major must complete pre-requisites of that degree.

Admission Criteria

Candidates must fulfill the following conditions:

SSC/ O-Level/ Equivalent certificate (Science) with 45% marks
FSc Pre-Engineering with minimum 45% overall marks (Part-1 and Part-2 combined)
Three year Diploma in Associate Engineering DAE holding students from any BTE affiliated Institute
Result awaiting students can apply but if their result is failure or less than 45% will be rejected
A-Level / Cambridge students should have IBCC certificate equivalent to FSc Pre-Engineering with overall 45% marks
Age Limit: 24 Years

Document Required

Attested copy of SSC DMC.
Attested copy of FSC DMC (Surity Certificate for Result awaiting students).
2 Passport size picture.
CNIC copy.

Opening date of Admissions:

Schedule Undergraduate Admissions

Opening date of Admissions:	17-July-2017
Closing date of Admissions:	27-Oct-2017
Commencement of Classes:	02-Oct-2017

Scholarship Policy

BRAINS in collaboration with FUTURE TRUST and other organizations offers scholarships worth 1.5 million for candidates belonging to all sections of the society and particularly those hailing from remote / backward areas of Khyber Pakhtoonkhwa under various categories which include;