Hello aspirant,

Polymer Engineer is related to converting natural and synthetic raw materials into a host of products that include plastic, rubber, textile fabric and advanced materials. An undergraduate course in Polymer Engineering helps the aspirants to get innovative ideas on the application of polymer materials and developing polymer processing. B.Tech or BE in Polymer Engineering is a 4-year program. The students are trained in various Computer Aided Engineering (CAE) software such as Accelrys, Material Studio for molecular simulation etc. Apirants can also pursue M.Tech in Chemical and Polymer Engineering after graduating in B.Tech or BE program.

Scope of Polymer Engineering:

Graduates and postgraduates in Polymer Engineering can be employed as:

• production supervisors, quality control inspectors, mold designers, and production planners in several private and public sector companies.
• technologists or polymer scientists
• lecturers or professors in engineering institutes.
• Research and development, quality control, design and manufacture of molds etc.

For more information about Polymer Engineering you can visit:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/polymer-engineering-course

Thank you.

Hello

Yes you can easily get MBA in Technology Management in Osmania University with your rank since the cutoff for it is around 100-200, you can check out more here -: https://www.careers360.com/university/osmania-university-hyderabad#examsCutoff.

and here : https://www.careers360.com/exams/tsicet.

Hope this helps.

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Hello student,

With a score of 594 in the general category you can secure a seat in IGPMER in All India quota. Last year, a score of 580 was required to secure a seat in IGPMER under the general category in AIQ. Every year, ranks and scores changes with various factors like toughness of the exam and availability of seats.But you still have a chance. However you can predict the colleges which you are likely to get using the given link:

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor

Good luck!

dear aspirant,

Here I am enlisting some branch wise cutoff-

         BRANCH                                                                                         CLOSING RANK

• B.Tech chemical Engineering                                                                 100950
• B.Tech computer science and Information technology                              21647
• B.Tech Electrical engineering                                                                 29668
• B.tech Electronics and communication enginnering                                  45927
• B.Tech Electronics ang Instrumentation Engineering                                101022
• B.Tech Mechanical engineering                                                              24688

hope it helps u. if you have any further query ,feel free to ask

Hi Akshay,

MIT ADT is a decent colleges in term of placement, infrastructure, faculty. Some of the good companies like Micrsoft, TCS, IBM and many other top MNCs come here for the placements. College gaurantees 100 percent placement to all the students and approx 400 companies come for placement every year.

Wish You good luck.

Hi Mehreen,

General syllabus of Mtec for mechanical production include following topics:

• Machining process and analysis
• Welding science techenology
• Metal forming analysis
• Experimental methods
• CAM
• Metrology
• Computational method
• Majaor project part I
• ELECTIVE I and II
• Major project partII

Hope this will help you.

B.Tech is all about engineering. Which is best? Well that no one can say. My suggestion is that you check what you like. Do you like mechanical or chemical or electronics or computers, instrumentation? There are more specializations like civil which is all about buildings and structure broadly, electrical engineering. Actually one cant summarize an engineering course into one line. 

My suggestion - check each course of engineering. See where your interests lie because you will make a career out of it and that is for a lifetime.

As for scope, there is plenty. You become an engineer and work like one albeit in your specialization maybe. You can build that with an MBA or M.tech or go abroad, do research. Jobs can be in manafacturing industries, software firms, banking, civil services, defence and so on.