Hi, This branch has not evolved much. You can expect an average package of 2.5-4 lacs and the maximum of about 9 lacs.

This is approx.

All the best.

Hi, Yes you can go with plastic engineering. You are selecting a good option as the job opportunities for trained professionals in this field are immense, particularly with public sector organisations such as the ONGC, Oil India, polymer corporations of different states, petro-chemical research laboratories, and the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemicals. Hope this helps. Good Luck.

Hi, A bit formally, Plastic Engineering is about processing, designing, developing, and manufacturing plastic products. You can enroll themselves for ME or M.Tech degree in Plastic Engineering or related course. Some of the top recruiters are: Ministry of Petroleum,Natural Gas, Oil and Natural Gas Commission (ONGC) Oil India Laboratories, Petrochemicals Engineering Plants, Indian Institute of Petroleum, Polymers Corporations and more. Coming to scope, there are ample engineering courses which teach plastic technology or a broader branch, Polymers. So do not worry about the scope. It is vast. Go for it. 

Hi, First thing there are job opportunities in this field but where will you lack then? they require mostly experienced candidates. Companies like Reliance, Nicol, Spic produce raw material and develop new products. So you will have to keep patience at first and it shall take time to get settlement.
second thing, if you do not want to continue with it you can plan to do Btech then.
You can think over all again and let me know if any problem. Good Luck.