Chemical Engineering

Yes, it's there and approved by AICTE. UGC is not required for this.

Hi Taral Patel,
The best will depend on the person. PGD and Master's degree are different, also it will be difficult to find a PGD in the engineering discipline in Canada. If you want to do a Master's degree then you must be academically very strong, more than 75% is required. You must have very strong LORs, project works, etc. You can make your career mainly in RnD field. So, you decide which is the best for your by going through programme syllabus, related careers, and admission requirements.

Hello Kiran,
Here is the list of top chemical engineering colleges of Pune: Https://www.google.co.in/url?. Sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/colleges/b-tech-in-chemical-engineering-colleges-pune&ved=0ahUKEwiz0qyZ_sfYAhWBQI8KHa0tD4oQFgiqATAD&usg=AOvVaw28yugqr0j8j0Ov6CyIIDJw Hope this helps.

These are same. No difference is there. M.Tech is a new nomenclature than ME. ME was newer than M.Sc (engineering). It is still used in some countries. I think in India, I think it's been a long time these degrees like B.Sc or M.Sc in engineering were awarded. AMU JMI, Bhagalpur College of Engineering, etc used to award this. Many countries award BS or MS. There is no problem. Good luck!

Hello Dikshita,
After completing your Diploma, I feel it's the best that you go for a degree. This is so since there will be continuity of studies. You can do other smaller duration courses after your graduation or even after you have taken up a job.

Nearly 200 to 300 marks.