Polymer Technology

Anna University, Chennai
Indian Institute of Technology (IIT Roorkee), Roorkee
Vidhyabhavan Polytechnic College, Udaipur
Hindustan College of Engineering, Chennai
Central Institute of Plastic Engineering and Technology (CIPET), Hyderabad

Hey there,
Yes, there is a branch called polymer and chemical technology in DTU. Same branch is available for lateral entry students. You need to crack LEET exam to get admission in pct branch.

The job opportunities will depend on your specialization in MBA. If you have taken finance, then you could join investment banking or equity research area. In case you have taken marketing, then the field is wide open for you and join any industry in the sales domain.
However, keeping in mind your B.Tech qualification, you could join larger Indian/ MNC companies, who operate in the relevant areas and be a part of the sales, marketing or product teams.

Polymer engineering is a better option. Graduate professionals can seek employment in various industries such as computing, medical, pharmaceutical, electronics, IT, aerospace, automotive as well as the rubber and plastic industries. In the public sector, polymer technologists, scientists and engineers can seek employment opportunities in the natural gas and petroleum sectors, such as in oil and natural gas commission (ONGC), engineering plants, petrochemicals and so on.

ICT Mumbai is offering this course.