Chemical Engineering

Hello Manojit, Getting admission in desired college is equally a function of how those ahead of you give their choice. However I am attaching a link that will predict college for you. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/wbjee-college-predictor.

Of course the degree is worth it. Chemical engineering is a vast sector. Job opportunities are high but only problem is to get into job. Once you get into a good firm like FMCG sectors or core chemical making company you will be getting alot knowledge production wise. Top firms are there like ONGC, IOL and HUL, etc. Make a way and sure u will get satisfied with your decision you have taken. I know all this because I myself is a chemical engineer. Hope this helps. Comment if you need any help.

We do not offer Chemical Engineering branch

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Dear Prudhvi,
As per the guidelines of UGC, none a university (or college) in India can offer the engineering and medical courses through distance mode. Even AICTE does't recognize that. Hence, it is a must to do M.Tech in regular mode. Hope this helps. Good luck.

Yes, you will definitely get seat in chemical. Please participate in the counselling conducted by AU from June 5th onwards.

Hello Aranyo, Placements at NIT's are always better. Production engineering has perhaps wider application than chemical engineering and hence consequent opportunities are more in production. But ultimately it's hard work that counts.