Engineering

Lovely Professional University (LPU) is considered one of the best engineering colleges in Punjab. It offers a B.Tech in Chemical Engineering and a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering:  B.Tech in Chemical EngineeringThe curriculum is based on GATE, but some say that students should also prepare using other external sources.  Ph.D. in Chemical EngineeringThis research-based program takes 3 to 5 years to complete. It covers advanced topics like reaction engineering, process optimization, and environmental engineering.  Here are some things to consider about pursuing chemical engineering at LPU:PlacementsLPU is known for its B.Tech placements in reputed companies. However, one student says that placements for chemical engineering are not as good as other departments.  RankingsLPU is ranked 50th in India for engineering institutes by the NIRF Ranking 2024.  ReputationLPU is renowned for delivering high-quality engineering education and preparing students for successful careers.  Career pathChemical engineers apply principles from physics, chemistry, biology, and mathematics to solve problems related to the production or use of chemicals, fuel, drugs, food, and other products. The average salary for a chemical engineer is $81,571 per year.     

To secure admission to the M.Tech programme is conducted as per the admission process of the Directorate of Technical Education of Govt of Madhya Pradesh. IIST Indore M.Tech selection procedure includes counselling process. Candidates must have a valid score in the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering or GATE to apply for centralised counselling conducted by DTE Madhya Pradesh. During the counselling, the candidate needs to lock the choice of course and college in preferential order. DTE MP will allocate the colleges and courses according to students' choices. At last, the selected candidates need to submit their original documents for verification. Further, they must also pay a certain amount of course fees and complete other admission formalities to confirm their seats.

Many engineering colleges in India do not require a 75% score in 12th boards for admission, including: IIIT Delhi, IIIT Hyderabad, IIIT Bangalore, LNMIT Jaipur, Thapar Patiala, Nirma Ahmedabad, JP Noida, DTU, NSIT, and Dhirubhai Ambani.Other institutes that do not require a 75% board score include: IISER, Rajiv Gandhi Petroleum, IIP Visakhapatnam, IIST Trivandrum, and IISc Bangalore. However, NITs and IITs require a minimum of 75% for admission. Candidates can appear for JEE Main regardless of their 12th board percentage. However, the 75% eligibility criteria applies for admission to institutes based on JEE Main percentile. 

If you didn't qualify for the JEE Main exam, you can still get admission to a top engineering college for B.Tech CSE in India by taking other entrance exams: State-level entrance exams: These include GUJCET, MHT CET, Assam CET, WBJEE, and EAMCET (TS & AM). College-level entrance exams: These include BITSAT, VITEEE, SRMJEEE, KEEE, and MUEEE. Other entrance exams: Some government engineering colleges accept admissions through alternative entrance exams. For example, the Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai accepts MHT CET, and Harcourt Butler Technical University, Kanpur accepts UPCET. Some of the top engineering colleges in India include: IIT MadrasIIT DelhiDA-IICTIIT BombayNational Institute of Technology (NIT) TrichyVellore Institute of Technology

Several private engineering colleges in India offer direct second-year admission to engineering programs based on your 12th-grade marks, without requiring an entrance exam, including: SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Manipal Institute of Technology (MIT), Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT), Amity University, JSS Academy of Technical Education, Chandigarh University, and Sharda University; however, specific eligibility criteria and available seats might vary depending on the college and program. Key points to remember:Admission criteria:Most colleges offering direct second-year admission will primarily consider your 12th-grade marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, with a high percentage often required. Management quota:Many private colleges might have a "management quota" where a limited number of seats are available for direct admission based on merit or other factors.