Chemical Engineering
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To become a Chemical Engineer, students should pursue B Tech in Chemical Engineering from a reputed university. Students who have studied Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics in 10 + 2 are eligible to pursue this course.
B Tech Chemical Engineering focuses on learning chemical processes, thermodynamics, physical chemistry, fertilizers
Hello Priya,
Congratulations for your performance in the jee main.according to careers360 rank predictor your rank is around 44k .
According to previous year cutoff
Nit Calicut chemical cutoff is 22k,so you have very negligible chances to fetch a seat in nit Calicut chemical.still you have a second chance in
Yes you can but to clear GATE exam in need a lot of preparation and chemical engineering and if you able to crack the exam in chemical engineering then no one can stop you and taking admission in chemical engineering for MTech in any IIT so irrespective of your graduation
Hello Mudda
Yes it is allowed, But there are certain clause for it like you have to be in top 3-4 students in you branch which means you have to get more than 9-9.3 assuming strength should not fall below 10% after your switching. But the main factor is that
Branch change in NIT There are several rules that some specific percentage of top students are only allowed to change branch but is in your case you will be in Computer Science and Engineering so no one is going to change branch to other branches there for you will be
Chemical Engineering vacancy is not as much as other top branches like CSE, ECE, EEE etc. If you are opting for this branch make sure you complete your course from top colleges like IITs and top NITs to get good placements.
If you complete this programme from the top colleges
Hi Aspirant
These sectors would be suitable:
1.Designing products
2.Construction of Instruments
3.Operational Field
4.Agricultural sector(Production and manufacturing)
5.Basic Chemical manufacturing
6.Health care industry ( Companies manufacturing soaps,toothpaste,beauty products)
7.Food Industry (companies like nestelle, Cadbury...etc)
It depends on the companies and post in which you are working .It depends on
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