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CONTENTS
No. No.
1. About Indian Plastics Institute 2
1.1 Background 2
1.2 Objects 2
1.3 Membership 3
1.4 Activities and Plans 3
2. Educational Programme 4
2.1 Introduction 4
2.2 Programme Objectives 5
2.3 Benefits of Programme 5
3 The Courses 6
3.1 Duration & Contents of Diploma Course 6
3.2 Duration & Contents of Certificate Course 6
3.3 Completion of the Courses 6
4. Admission - Eligibility and Selection Criteria 7
4.1 Eligibility and Selection Criteria 7
5 Minimum Educational Requirements for Admission 8
6 Term Certification 9
7 Examination - Eligibility, Evaluation & Certification 10
8 Fees 13
9 Prizes and Awards 13
10 Recognition 13
11 Enquiries 14
12 Methodology 15
13 Faculty 15
WESTERN REGION
EASTERN REGION
CENTRAL REGION
NORTHERN REGION
SOUTHERN REGION
1.2 Objects:
a. To advance & develop for the benefit of its members & the public,
the art, science, technology & engineering of plastics, natural and
synthetics high polymers and related materials
b. To form and organise a strong professional body of those
connected or concerned with plastics, natural and synthetic high
polymers and other related materials.
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c. To institute, supervise, advise upon and advance the standards
and methods of education and training at all levels in the fields of
plastics, natural and synthetic high polymers and other related
materials and in related technical and non-technical subjects
including finance and management thereof.
d. To project plastics, natural and synthetic high polymers and other
related materials as eco-friendly materials with excellent
recyclability and their contribution in conserving natural resources
and saving energy.
e. To project the vital contribution of plastics, natural and synthetic
high polymers and related materials in various fields of national l
economy and the role they play in improving agricultural
productivity and in cost effective protection, preservation, storage
and handling of products in infrastructure development; in
economizing construction costs; in providing affordable
Healthcare.
f. To disseminate for public awareness all relevant information
about plastics, natural and synthetic high polymers and related
materials so as to remove myths and misconceptions arising out
of ignorance and to educate public, NGOs and policy makers and
the media about the beneficial role plastics play in improving
overall quality of life.
1.3 Membership:
IPI has a membership of over 2500 spread all over India and one of
its objects is to increase this by at least 10% every year. The
membership is open to anyone interested and connected with
plastics, Natural and synthetic high polymers and related materials.
The membership consists of several categories as under:
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AMIM : Associate Members of Institute of Materials
MIM : Member of Institute of Materials
FlM : Fellow of Institute of Materials
The ordinary & student members can also upgrade their IOM
Membership status.
IOM has arrangements with Engineering Council. U. K. for members
to get registered with Engineering Council, as Chartered Engineers,
Incorporated Engineer and Engineering Technician.
2 EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMME
2.1 Introduction :
To Individual:
To Industry :
3 THE COURSES
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4 ADMISSION
4.1 Eligibility and selection criteria :
a. Applications for admission must be made in the
prescribed form and must be accompanied by true
copies of certificates and other documentary
evidence/testimonials called for therein.
b. Incomplete and /or late applications received will be
rejected and decision of the Chapter Education
Committee shall be final with regard to the acceptance or
rejection of the applications.
c. The selections of candidates for the courses will be
strictly as per merit. based on the percentage of the
marks obtained at the qualifying examination, industrial I
professional experience possessed and so also personal
interviews held by the Chapters. The decision of the IPI
Chapters regarding admission will be treated as final.
d. Applicants having experience in plastics industry and
those who are sponsored by the industry will be given
preference for admission.
e. The applicants must meet the requirements specified
under item No. 5 to obtain admission to the Courses.
f. Candidates seeking admission to the Courses should
necessarily be, a member of IPI.
g. The minimum and maximum number of candidates that
will be admitted, each time will be decided by the
Chapters running the Courses.
h. On selection for admission, candidates will be required to
pay the full tuition fee, IPI Membership fee, and other
fees stipulated by IPI from time to time. Fees once paid
will not be refunded under any circumstances.
i. The Chapter Education Committee reserves the right to
refuse or cancel the admission of any candidate and their
decision shall be final in this respect.
j. Candidates undergoing IPI Courses should observe the
rules and regulations of the Institute. Otherwise they will
be liable for disciplinary action.
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5 MINIMUM EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR
ADMISSION
5.1 The candidates seeking admission to DIPI & Certificate
Courses, should meet any one of the following requirements:-
Understanding English
language, Conversant to
understand read & write about
(viii) Not Essential
Drawings of plastic molds in
the event of appearing for the
DIPI Diploma course.
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6 TERM CERTIFICATION.
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7 EXAMINATION
7.2 Candidates whose terms have been certified in all the subjects
will be permitted to appear for all papers in one sitting as
follows:
a. Paper I : Polymer Science & Technology
b. Paper II : Processing of Plastics
c. Paper Ill : Product Design & Design of Moulds and Dies
d. Paper IV : Industrial Management
7.6 All candidates whose terms have been granted are eligible to
appear for the examinations. Such candidates will have to
register for the examination by applying in the prescribed from
and paying the requisite examination fees. The examination
fee payable per paper is Rs. 250/-. Candidates opting to clear
papers part by part. however, will have to pay a minimum
examination fee of Rs.500/- irrespective of the number of
papers they are appearing. The examination fees are lible to
be revised from time to time at the discretion of the Governing
Council.
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7.7 Examination fees once paid will not be refunded under any
circumstances and also will not be carried forward and
adjusted against any subsequent/future examinations for
which the candidate may opt to appear.
7.12 The candidate who obtains distinction and stands top in the
examinations will be given a certificate of merit and an award
as decided by the Governing Council from time to time.
7.20 lPI will not entertain any request from candidates for
revaluation of their answer papers. The results once finalized,
approved and published by IPI will be final and binding.
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8 FEES
Fees for the Course prevailing at present are as following :
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11 ENQUIRIES
For any enquiry or information regarding prospectus,
application forms or any other allied information pertaining to
IPI Courses please contact concerned Chapters or at the
following address:
Chairman
Education Committee
INDIAN PLASTICS INSTITUTE
30, Sarvodaya Industrial Estate, 1st Floor,
Off Mahakali Caves Road, Near Paper Box Factory
Andheri (East). Mumbai- 400 093
Tel : 022-5695 0347, 5696 2601 Fax :022-5695 03 48
Email: ipi@bom3.vsnl.net.in / ipi@vsnl.com
Website http://ipiindia.org , http://ipi-bc.com
Office Hours :
Monday to Fnday
1st, 3rd & 5th Saturdays
10.00 a.m. to 5 30 p.m.
OR
INDIAN PLASTICS INSTITUTE
(Bangalore chapter)
C/o SCJ Plastics LTD.
#497,75 E Cross,10th F main,
6th block Rajajinagar
Bangalore-560010
Contacts:
1. Mr. H.R.Thakkar - Chairman
Bangalore chapter(+91 9845050290)
2. Mr. N.Sitaram
Chairman Education Committee (IPI Bangalore Chapter)
+91 9880612014
3. Mr.V.R.Aravamudhan
(+91-9341238942)
4. Ms.Mamatha
(080-23304452,23203218)
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12 METHODOLOGY
Seminar Presentations.
Factory visit
13 FACULTY
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