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Pooja

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To become a chemical engineer, one typically needs a strong educational background in Science and mathematics. A Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering is the standard qualification required, and this programme covers subjects such as thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, process design, and materials science. Candidates usually need to have completed high school with a strong foundation in subjects like chemistry, physics, and mathematics. A Master's or Ph.D. degree can be pursued for advanced knowledge or specialised areas in the field. In addition, hands-on experience through internships and laboratory work is essential for gaining pr
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Opting for Computer Science Engineering (CSE) at LPU offers a strong foundation in the rapidly evolving field of technology. LPU is renowned for its cutting-edge infrastructure, state-of-the-art labs, and access to the latest tools and technologies, ensuring students are well-equipped for the tech industry. The university also offers excellent placement opportunities with top-tier companies like Microsoft, Google, and Amazon actively recruiting from its campus. Additionally, LPU's emphasis on practical learning through industry collaborations, internships, and live projects enhances your skills and employability, making it a great choi
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Yash Kumar

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Hello Dheeraj Chougule, the minimum MHT CET percentile you will require to get admisison into a good Chemical Engineering College in Maharashtra is 50 percentile and for the best colleges of Chemical Engineering course in Maharashtra you need to core more than 98 percentile in MHTCET Entrance Exam. 

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With an EWS category rank of 47000 in JEE Mains, securing a seat in a top-tier NIT or IIT for Chemical Engineering might be challenging. However, you can still explore options in other government and private colleges.Here are some potential options for you:Government Colleges: * State Government Engineering Colleges: Many state governments have their own engineering colleges, which might be more accessible with your rank, especially if you are applying through your home state quota. * Other Central Institutes: Apart from NITs and IITs, there are other central institutes like IIITs (Indian Institutes of Information Technology)
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Yash Kumar

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No, not at all. Biology is not required for admission in Pharmaceutical Chemical Engineering or any Engineering.  You just need to have Maths, Physics and Chemistry as the major subjects in 12th standard.  So, you don't need biology in class 12th to secure admission to Pharmaceutical Chemical Engineering at ICT Bombay.

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Jiwaji University BTech in Chemical Engineering is a 4 year programme. The University offers it iin full-time mode with an annual intake of 40 students. Jiwaji Gwalior fee structure for BTech in Chemical Engineering includes a total tuition fees of INR 93.14 K for the duration of 4 year. The University offers this course through the eligiblity of merit and entrance.

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The course curriculum include semester-wise topics. In the third semester of the course, students have to undergo an internship. The four-year course is divided into eight semesters. Mentioned below are the topics covered in the first semester of the programme:Matrices and CalculusEngineering PhysicsProgramming in PythonPersonality Development and Soft SkillsEngineering Graphics and Computer Aided DesignFAB Lab for Chemical EngineersFine ArtsDesign Thinking for Chemical Engineers

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Pragati Singh

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Hi, Both of the degrees offer career opportunities that candidates can grab and pursue their career goals. But there are some differences between them which is given in the table below:FeatureBiochemical EngineeringChemical EngineeringFocusApplying biological principles to chemical and industrial processesDesigning and optimizing chemical and physical processesCore disciplinesBiochemistry, Microbiology, Chemical Engineering, ThermodynamicsChemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Thermodynamics, Fluid MechanicsMain applicationsProduction of drugs, food, biofuels, bioremediationProduction of chemicals, fuels, materials, polymers, environmental e
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Many PSUs recruit applicants for various designations every year based on their GATE scores and academic performance. Here are some of the top PSUs that recruit candidates appearing for the chemical engineering paper -POWERGRIDEngineers India LimitedAirports Authority of IndiaIndian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL)To know more about the PSUs that recruit through GATE 2025 exam, read here - https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/articles/psu-recruitment-through-gate-blogId-22683

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The paper code for the GATE chemical engineering subject is CH. Candidates must check the syllabus and exam pattern before opting for the test paper.

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