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rohith kola
Guide-Level 14
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. Chemical engineers are required both in government (BPCL, ONGC) and private sectors. Their job profile ranges from Production engineer, Design Engineer, etc. ICT, Mumbai is one of the premier chemical engineering institutions in the country. For chemical engineering, you can choose the best colleges which are as follows:
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Bhavy dhawan
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Hi,
Chemical engineering is one of the most sophisticated jobs in our country and abroad. But, it is a sad reality that this profession gets much more recognition abroad than our country due to lack of knowledge and resources. But, the situation is getting better, and it is expected to increase in job rate to about 10% in next decade.
Chemical engineering is one of the most sophisticated jobs in our country and abroad. But, it is a sad reality that this profession gets much more recognition abroad than our country due to lack of knowledge and resources. But, the situation is getting better, and it is expected to increase in job rate to about 10% in next decade.
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kiran shah
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Hello, prepare for the entrance of IIMs and apply for executive MBA. According to me IIM-A is best for that. Other than IIMs you can even try for Great Lake, Chennai, this college is also good for executive MBA. Hope this information will be helpful to you. Thank you!!
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Akshay Bajaj
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The definition of hard is very subjective and it will vary from person to person, something that is difficult for you, might not be difficult for other person and vice versa. Also you can not predict the difficulty of exam every year. Hence its better to focus on your preparation and give your best in the examination.
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Rohit Rohilla
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It is one of the best branches of engineering and even it has demand abroad. You can search on the internet about petrochemical engineering.
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Ankur Sharma
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You should do whatever you are passionate about, if you are interested in doing chemical engineering then go for it.
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8 years agoI am a chemical engineer. Can you suggest some software related courses in Maharashtra or Karnataka?
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Monika,
Why shift from Chemical engineering to software? Of course job prospects are better. I would advise you to go for SAP or network related course.
Why shift from Chemical engineering to software? Of course job prospects are better. I would advise you to go for SAP or network related course.
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Nagesh SawantBMS, PGPM/MBA (Finance)
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Placements in IBS for operations are okay like there are not many companies which come to the campus with operations profile but there are few which come in.
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Stuti JainEducation and career counsellor
Guide-Level 12
Hi Kunal,
To study chemical engineering, 10+2 science with physics, chemistry, maths is mandatory. Unfortunately, with PCB and no maths, you cannot pursue chemical engineering. You will be eligible for chemistry degrees.
To study chemical engineering, 10+2 science with physics, chemistry, maths is mandatory. Unfortunately, with PCB and no maths, you cannot pursue chemical engineering. You will be eligible for chemistry degrees.
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