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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
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Hi Sana,
You can look for Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical Engineering) programs abroad. Now, abroad is a very generic term. You also have to choose the university, the country etc. Accordingly you must prepare since the entry requirements are also different. Depending on where you want to study you must take SAT or ACT, TOEFL or IELTS or any other assessment test. Some countries like Germany etc. May require knowledge of it's local language like German.
You can look for Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical Engineering) programs abroad. Now, abroad is a very generic term. You also have to choose the university, the country etc. Accordingly you must prepare since the entry requirements are also different. Depending on where you want to study you must take SAT or ACT, TOEFL or IELTS or any other assessment test. Some countries like Germany etc. May require knowledge of it's local language like German.
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Anjali Sharma
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Good things are:
1. You have lot of opportunities in process industries with less competition. Like mechanical, electrical etc. Here more no of students are not pursuing chemical engineering. Therefore, it is easy to get a job as we have lot of vacancies.
2. Chemical engineering will be more interesting and they have wide scope unlike other engineering branch. As you know, chemical engineering is divided into polymer engineering, cement engineering, petrochemical engineering, metallurgy engineering, etc.
3. Big scope is there for research in different sectors where you cannot even imagine. Bad things are,
1. Working environment will not
1. You have lot of opportunities in process industries with less competition. Like mechanical, electrical etc. Here more no of students are not pursuing chemical engineering. Therefore, it is easy to get a job as we have lot of vacancies.
2. Chemical engineering will be more interesting and they have wide scope unlike other engineering branch. As you know, chemical engineering is divided into polymer engineering, cement engineering, petrochemical engineering, metallurgy engineering, etc.
3. Big scope is there for research in different sectors where you cannot even imagine. Bad things are,
1. Working environment will not
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Vijay Angadi
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Yes, congratulations for such a high percentile. You can get chemical engineering in NIT Trichy and as you are an OBC candidate, it pushes you forward to get your dream seat.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Ravindran,
This government college was established in 1956 and it is known for its academic excellence. As it is a government college, the fees is quite reasonable. It offers many courses for prospective students. I am attaching the link that will give you all the required information about different courses that this college offers and corresponding fees for these courses.
https://www.shiksha.com/college/coimbatore-institute-of-technology-cit-coimbatore-19322/courses
This government college was established in 1956 and it is known for its academic excellence. As it is a government college, the fees is quite reasonable. It offers many courses for prospective students. I am attaching the link that will give you all the required information about different courses that this college offers and corresponding fees for these courses.
https://www.shiksha.com/college/coimbatore-institute-of-technology-cit-coimbatore-19322/courses
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Nikhil Tale
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Obviously, Thapar Institute of Technology, because it has good rating and you will have a royal life in your college days. Because, both are chemical engineering that's why I am preferring you Thapar Institute of Technology.
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Saurabh kumar KarAn engineering student IIITian
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The cut-off can't be estimated now, as cut off can only be told seeing the question paper and number of students appearing bit as per I know BITSAT cutoff is usually same always. The syllabus is same as JEE Main that is class 11 th and 12th chapters though BITSAT exam is time consuming you have to be fast enough to get very good marks. That is a very good exam other than JEE.
All the best.
All the best.
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Manish Sharma
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Hello,
Frankly, both the branches are quite different from each other and you have to be very precise about your interests. Both the field offer good job opportunities and there is no shortage of jobs for good students. Choose accordingly. Good luck.
Frankly, both the branches are quite different from each other and you have to be very precise about your interests. Both the field offer good job opportunities and there is no shortage of jobs for good students. Choose accordingly. Good luck.
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