Institute of Chemical Technology Mumbai Answered Questions

You can get admission in Institute of Chemical Technology Mumbai. Candidates seeking admission to undergraduate programmes need to appear and qualify MHT CET/JEE Main. 70% seats are offered based on MHT CET scores and 30% seats are offered based on the scores of JEE Main. So you need to appear in MHTCET exam for getting admission here in desired engineering branch.

Hii, Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai B.Tech CAP Round-1 cut-offs have been released, while the Maharashtra CET Cell has started the online submission and confirmation of the options form for CAP Round 2. The provisional allotment of CAP Round- 2 is expected to release on December 17, followed by CAP Round-2 cut-offs on December 27. For more details related to MHT CET Round 1 cutoff for Maharashtra state category and All India Category click on the below PDFs:
please visit for this link https://www.shiksha.com/university/ict-Mumbai-institute-of-chemical-technology-Mumbai-36791/cutoff
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Hello Viraj Dalvi, I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about different aspects of cutoffs in ICT. https://www.shiksha.com/university/ict-Mumbai-institute-of-chemical-technology-Mumbai-36791/cutoff
Best wishes to you.

A graduate in B.Tech Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Technology can aspire for jobs in the technical department of pharmaceutical companies like drug designing, quality control, facility design packaging, labelling, and production. The course is beneficial for understanding the process involved in the production and purification of medicinal compounds in the laboratory/bulk drug manufacturing industry, characterization of these compounds and stepwise handling of drug materials in the formulation industry.
There are numerous opportunities available for research in pharmaceutical companies or research labs. Furthermore, outside of the pharmaceutical industry, B.Tech students can also aspire for opportunities in pharmaceutical and biotechnical plants. A list of the potential job profile for a graduate of B.Tech in Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Technology can look out for are:
1. Drug Inspector
2. Quality Manager
3. Pharmacologist
4. Scientist
5. Drug analyst
6. Production Manager
So from above give first priority to get a suitable job through the campus placement or other means.

Hello,
ICT has 70% of seats reserved for state candidates I. e. through CET. And the rest 30% of seats through JEE Mains. At 96.7 percentile, I guess there is a good chance that you get admitted to B.Tech courses. As their cutoff is lower compared to B. Chem. So yes, there is a chance. But note that it also depends on other factors like number of students applying for those 30% seats. If all goes well, SEE you at ICT Mumbai.

Hello Atul Borde, it's very nice to hear from you that you are interested in doing your graduation in engineering after completion of your Diploma in engineering. It's a very simple process. Just visit the webpage of the directorate of technical education of state of Maharashtra. There you will find link for registration of candidates who are seeking lateral admission into second year of four year degree course. Based on your marks of Diploma, you will get seat in college. Best wishes to you.