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a week agoContributor-Level 6
Chandigarh University excels in both Chemical and Computer Engineering programs. Chemical Engineering provides solid foundations in process design, environmental engineering, and industrial applications. The programme includes practical labs and electives in petroleum and environmental engineering. Computer Engineering, meanwhile, focuses on software, systems, and data analytics, with options like the IBM-specialized CSE programme for students wanting deeper expertise in AI and analytics. With strong faculty, modern labs, and NIRF 31 ranking, CU ensures students in both fields are industry-ready. Students interested in tech, software,
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2 weeks agoBeginner-Level 3
The Chemical Engineering department at Chandigarh University has a strong placement record. Students benefit from specialised labs like Mass Transfer, Heat Transfer, and Process Dynamics, which prepare them for real-world industry challenges. Companies such as Reliance Industries, Hindustan Unilever, MG Motors, VA Tech Wabag, and Tata Consulting Engineers regularly visit the campus to recruit fresh talent.
Graduates find roles as process engineers, plant engineers, quality control engineers, and R&D professionals across chemical manufacturing, petroleum, pharmaceutical, and environmental consulting industries. The department also
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2 weeks agoBeginner-Level 5
In terms of chemical engineering, Chandigarh University is an awesome place to study. The department owns some major, elegant laboratories for doing experiments to comprehend things happening in real time.
Faculty members encourage students to write research papers and join mini-projects, encouraging them to attend seminars and present papers. On the skills development side, industry talks, seminars, and extra courses are organized. They offer quite strong placement support, with associations with the likes of industries in paints, fertilizers, energy, and manufacturing.
The curriculum is robust and flexible to integrate cont
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3 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
If you have a lot of interest in the Chemical Engineering and want to get specialised research knowledge you can take up an MTech degree in Chemical Engineering or related fields like Biochemical Engineering, Petroleum Engineering, Environmental Engineering etc. or an MS degree abroad.
You can also switch to an MBA degree if you wish to transition into managerial roles within the tech field. Also PhD in Chemical Engineering could be a good fit for those interested in research and development and academia.
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3 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
Chemical Engineering graduates can attract healthy salary packages from recruiters across sectors like pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, food processing, oil and gas, nanotechnology and renewable energy. You can check a few top recruiters for Chemical Engineering graduates given here:
- Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited
- Essar Group
- Hindalco Industries
- Schlumberger Limited
- Shell India
- Nirma
- Pidilite
- Tata Chemicals Limited
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3 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
The BTech Chemical Engineering syllabus is different for every college on the basis of their syllabus guidelines and unique coursework approach. The syllabus usually has core subject modules, specialised program electives, lab classes, project work and internships.
When it comes to the mandatory core subjects there is no such scope for customization because of the foundational knowledge they provide but you can choose the elective subjects on the basis of your interests and passions allowing some room for customization.
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3 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
Yes. Chemical Engineering colleges ask you to pay a college application fee at the time of admission that needs to be submitted along with the duly filled application form to confirm the form submission status. The average Chemical Engineering application fee is between INR 500 and INR 3,000, which depends on the specific college you're applying to, its entity type, and its college ranking.
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