University of Petroleum & Energy Studies (UPES) conducts UPESEAT Entrance Exam for the admission of B.tech programme. The institute offer the admission to the candidates in B.Tech programmes on the basis of three channels: UPESEAT, JEE Main merit or Class 12th through the centralised counselling. UPES Dehradun is one of the best college, admission through UPSEAT has the rating AAA as per the analyzing report of Careers360 in term of placement, Faculty & Industry Exposure etc. You can also check UPSEAT accepting colleges's genuine reviews with the given below link.

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-engineering-colleges-in-india-accepting-upeseat

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Dear student.

Greetings.

The application form for UPESEAT is already out on their official website.

Thank you.

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• https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/upeseat
• https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/upeseat
• https://www.upes.ac.in/course/bba-aviation-operations

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Dear Govardhan,

 UPESEAT exam has its difficulties in English and General Awareness while rest subjects are PCM whose level is somehow below or equal to JEE-Mains level.

now com your second question i.e how to prepare well:

you need primarily two things, knowledge of the basic concepts and how fast you can recall them. I would suggest just go through all the fundamental concepts of class 11 and 12, try to score atleast 45 out of 50 in the English+GK section and around 40 in PCM respectively which will take you around 165-170 marks and you can achieve your desired rank. Be calm during the exam and everything will fall in place.

hope you got your answer.

good luck  :)

which was held on 01/06/2018. i am sincerely intersested to join UPESEAT for 4 year B.Tech programme. Kindly give me one chance.

Petroleum engineers help find oil and gas for the country’s energy needs.

Petroleum engineers design and develop methods for extracting oil and gas from deposits below the Earth’s surface. Petroleum engineers also find new ways to extract oil and gas from older wells.

Duties

Petroleum engineers typically do the following:

• Design equipment to extract oil and gas in the most profitable way
• Develop ways to inject water, chemicals, gases, or steam into an oil reserve to force out more oil
• Develop plans to drill in oil and gas fields, and then to recover the oil and gas
• Evaluate the production of wells through testing and surveys
• Use computer-controlled drilling or fracturing to connect a larger area of an oil and gas deposit to a single well
• Make sure that oil field equipment is installed, operated, and maintained properly

Oil and gas deposits, or reservoirs, are located deep in rock formations underground. These reservoirs can only be accessed by drilling wells, either on land or at sea from offshore oil rigs.

Once oil and gas are discovered, petroleum engineers work with geoscientists and other specialists to understand the geologic formation of the rock containing the reservoir. They then determine the drilling methods, design the drilling equipment, implement the drilling plan, and monitor operations.

The best techniques currently being used recover only a portion of the oil and gas in a reservoir, so petroleum engineers also research and develop new ways to recover more of the oil and gas. This helps to lower the cost of drilling and production.

The following are examples of types of petroleum engineers:

Completions engineers decide the best way to finish building wells so that oil or gas will flow up from underground. They oversee work to complete the building of wells, which might involve the use of tubing, hydraulic fracturing, or pressure-control techniques.

Drilling engineers determine the best way to drill oil or gas wells, taking into account a number of factors, including cost. They also ensure that the drilling process is