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New answer posted•2 months ago
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2 months ago

Sorry, but according to me with 96.09 percentile in MHT-CET through PCB, you cannot get admission to ICT for B.Tech Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Technology. The cuttoff competitively closes around 99.0 to 99.9 percentile.

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New answer posted•2 years ago
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2 years ago

IIT Varanasi JAM Cutoff 2024 has been released for Round 2. The most competitive course was M.Sc in Chemistry, with the Cutoff of 387, for the General AI category candidates. For the OBC AI category candidates, the Cutoff for M.Sc in Chemistry was 663. 

If not eligible for IIT Varanasi, candidat

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New answer posted•7 years ago
Rajdeep Sinha
7 years ago
Hi,
In B.Tech (ECE), the main subjects will be related to Electronics such as Basic Electronics, Microcontroller and Microprocessor, Digital Circuits etc. Hope you got your answer.

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New answer posted•7 years ago
Aman Kumar
7 years ago
JEE Mains is the criteria to take admission there. JEE Advance is mainly for IITs.

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New answer posted•7 years ago
Hello Krishnaveni,
It is very nice to hear from you that you want to pursue your graduation in textile chemistry after completion of your Diploma. Yes, after graduation your career will definitely get a much needed boost as compared with career after Diploma. There are two ways by which you can join

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New answer posted•8 years ago
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8 years ago
Now, the scope of chemical engineering is so vast that it is possible to fetch a job very easily. It ranges from core Oil and Gas, Mineral Processing, Pharma, Polymers to Pollution Control. So, opportunities are practically huge. Being chemical engineer opens you to go to any of the sectors. Chemica

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Pallavi Jain
8 years ago
Firstly, B.Sc. Chemistry is more related to pure Science where you focus mainly on the chemical properties, reactions and their outcomes. On a deeper level you can conceptualize the creation of new compounds being a chemist. While, B.Tech in Chemical Engineering is more of an applied Science where y

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Ankush Sable
8 years ago
Below are some industries where chemical engineers can work:
Oil & gas:
Indian companies - ONGC, HPCL, BPCL, Reliance Petroleum Ltd., Indian Oil Corporation, GAIL
Non-Indian companies - Royal Dutch Shell, Exxon Mobil, BP, Total, Chevron
Chemical processing
Like manufacturing industrial chemicals
Indian co

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New answer posted•8 years ago
NITHIN E
8 years ago
Sorry to say. It is not a good option. The value of B.Tech correspondence especially in chemistry is very less. So, I suggest you go for a regular one or else you can take up any certification course like EdX, Alison.com, etc.

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