Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation (GSPC) through its Society, Gujarat Energy Research and Management Institute (GERMI) has set up Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University (PDPU) at Gandhinagar.
A Research-led teaching university, PDPU intends to produce high quality managers, scientists, engineers, technologists, innovators, and entrepreneurs. Focus areas of the University are exploration to delivery of oil & gas resources, as well as other known and unknown resources, both on-shore and off-shore.
The academic emphasis of the University is on the use of sound fundamentals in science, technology and management, as well as economic and environmental considerations, to address a variety of technological, economic, managerial and knowledge-based innovative issues, thereby comprehensively enhancing the quality of life.
The University currently offers PG Diploma in Petroleum Management, 4 Year B.Tech, Masters and Doctoral level programmes in Petroleum Engineering, Masters and Doctoral Programmes in Solar and Nuclear Energy. PDPU primarily desires to be known as the ‘Energy University’ creating highly skilled graduates to work towards India’s Energy Independence and security. In the next few years it intends to acquire international eminence with a prominent place among the top ten universities of the world.
• Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University (PDPU) was established by GERMI as a Private University through the
State Act enacted on 4th April, 2007.
Courses Offered:
School of Petroleum Management
Offers MBA, Executive MBA, PhD programmes with a focus on Oil &
Gas Sector.
School of Petroleum Technology
Offers B.Tech, M.Tech and PhD programmes in Petroleum Technology.
School of Solar Energy
Offers M.Tech and PhD programme in Solar Energy.
School of Nuclear Energy
Offers M.Tech and PhD programme inNuclear Energy.
School of Liberal Studies
Offers B.Tech programme in Liberal Studies.
Enrollment by the Schools : (Undergrad/ Grad)
School of Petroleum Management : 0 / 148
School of Petroleum Technology : 930 / 18
School of Solar Energy : 0/20
School of Nuclear Energy : 0/17
School of Liberal Studies : 131/0
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