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1. It is an applied branch where industries like plastic, rubber, paint, tire, composite, toys, adhesives, fibers, and textile, packaging give jobs to these candidates.
2. There are very few institutes that offer this course.
3. There is a large gap between job opportunities and trained candidates available.
4. You can start with a small industry to start your business like a small molding machine etc.
5. For those who want to do research, a lot of research is happening in this area.
6. Students can also go for teaching jobs after NET/SET or PhD
7. There is a lot of saturation in
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