Hey Surya,

There is a decent chance to get in University Departments of Anna University - CEG, Chennai for chemical engineering as you need to have a normalized score touching 60 to 70 so that you can have your own choice of the branch in M.Tech in Chemical Engineering. But

I hope you are asking about PG admissions. So, I am quoting the exact words from the official website. " Admission to the Post Graduate courses in Engineering is also based on a selection criteria fixed by the Govt of Kerala where valid GATE Score is considered."
So, only GATE

Hello dear student, 

Greetings! ! ! 

Many colleges offer lateral entry,  eligibility for lateral entry:-Candidate must have passed Diploma in Engineering from an AICTE approved institution or B.Sc. from a recognized university with at least 45%(40% for SC/ST/OBC/PwD) in aggregate.

Also candidates having B.Sc. degree must have passed class

Hii aspirant..

This branch of engineering deals with the transformation of raw substances into valuable substances. The branch is closely related to physical science, microbiology, biochemistry and applied chemistry

Chemical Engineering is one of the established branches in India and there are various government as well as private organisations that

Hi aspirant , the three branches of engineering you mentioned are inspirational as well as one of the best practical category of engineering you can enroll yourself in . Chemical engineering  is now reaching new windows and roots in other countries like China and Japan also. Mining is also reaching

Hello Manisha, 

No the laptop is not required for Chemical engineering college students but it is important as you might require it for MTLAB, R STUDIO, STUDY PURPOSES so i recommend you to buy any laptop undrr 30000 rupees as normal usage is only required.

I hope you will find

Chemical Engineering  a problem consist of lots of variables to solve, because there are lot of concentration variable coming from various type of reactants in the problem most of the time you have to solve and dimensional problems and 90% of reaction uses Maths 

Chemical Engineering is more to do with designing of the equipment/ chemical process. It involves in depth calculations of the process design of the equipment for eg calculating the heat transfer area of the heat exchanger, calculating the residence time of the reactor or calculate the pressure loss in the