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a month agoContributor-Level 7
Dear reader,
While researching the average package for Chemical Engineering at VIT Vellore provides a good foundation for your academic planning, Lovely Professional University (LPU) serves as an excellent alternative. LPU offers premier engineering programs featuring state-of-the-art research laboratories, an industry-aligned curriculum, and an outstanding corporate placement track record with top-tier global recruiters.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Have a look at some basic steps on how to become a chemical engineer after 12th grade:
- You must opt for a full fledged course in Chemical Engineering, be it a B.E/BTech degree or Diploma course for which you should have at least 50 to 60% marks in Class 12 board exams and give relevant entrance exams.
- You should focus on your coursework and take up future relevant elective subjects and complete practical laboratory courses with dedication.
- Pursue internships and take part in projects to get hands-on knowledge of the workings of the field and put that on your resume.
- A strong resume is the key to an excellent career graph, which must h
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
The average salary offered to a fresh Chemical Engineering graduate is somewhere between INR 5 LPA and INR 7 LPA. As you climb the ladder of experience, you will get an increment in your salary package because of the skills and expertise gained during the early years of learning.
The salary in this field depends a lot on the availability of projects, current market demand and of course, your skill set that matters the most, as you are literally playing with chemicals every day to come up with something innovative and beneficial for the society at large. Rest assured, looking at the current industry trends and demand, there are ample opp
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Chemists work with relatively small amounts of materials in glassware or on a laboratory bench, for example when developing new drugs. Chemical engineers work on industrial-scale reactions with factory-size equipment, for example, they would be responsible for scaling up drug production to create thousands of units.
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