Chemical Engineering

Yes, definitely, JEE Mains is considered as an eligibility criterion by some of the top universities for engineering. So it is likely that you might get admission. IIT, NIT, SRM, TIET, etc. consider JEE Mains as the main criteria in fact.

Hello Yogeshwaran, Education in Canada is cheaper as compared to major countries. Fees for 1 year can range from 8 to 18 Lacs. Living Expenses is 10000 CAD which is around 5.5 to 6 Lacs.

Hello Yogeshwaran, Duration of course depends on colleges/universities. They can be of 2 years or 1 year. If you apply for 1 year programme you get 1 year PSWV and if you apply for 2 year programme you get 2 to 3 years of PSWV, Good luck!

Hi Vinayak,
Admission is through counseling based on the rank obtained in Karnataka CET for government seats.
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/course/b-e-in-chemical-engineering-kle-dr-m-s-sheshgiri-college-of-engineering-and-technology-belgaum-175729

The minimum marks (i.e. cutoff) differ from college to college. You should score to your best always. You need to score near about 250-300 to take hassle free admission in your desired college.

IIT-Roorkee for chemical engineering due to its academics and placements.

Please refer this link to clear all your doubts:
https://www.ucalgary.ca/future-students/graduate/explore-programs/chemical-petroleum-engineering-master-engineering-course-based

In my opinion, you should opt NIT Surat for chemical engineering because NIT Surat provides good quality of chemical faculty members and good course curriculum.

In my opinion, you should opt NIT Jaipur for civil engineering because NIT provides good quality of civil faculty members, good course curriculum, good placements and good infrastructure.

Hi Ayush, There is a growing demand for chemical engineers in Sweden, the country is very active towards environmental friendly processes and chemical engineering graduates may find themselves in environmental sustainability sectors and roles. You can also check the country's leading job portals and learn about demands and growth. Overall the sector is very diverse. The monthly expenditure while you are studying can be around SEK 8,500 not including tuition fees. Sweden is otherwise is an expensive country particularly accommodation.