Chemical Engineering

Marine engineering is difficult, but has better opportunities than chemical industry. At last it all depends on your interest. You can check the link for full details about scope, job opportunities, syllabus, entrance exam, and the best Marine engineering colleges in Tamil Nadu. Thanks.

Study wise, it is fine, but placements are not so good. So, I would suggest you to not opt for chemical engineering in VIT.

Birala Institute
Nirma University
Institute of Chemical Technology.

Hi,
You can apply here http://www.ictmumbai.edu.in/DisplayPage.aspx?page=ge&ItemID=k

Hi Anjali,
Yes, of course.

Studies wise, it is very good. Faculty is also very good. Hostel life is also very good. Placement is okay.

You need to clear MHT CET to get admission in the college. I would recommend you to contact the college for more details and better clarity. Website: http://nmu.ac.in.

Here are the fee details. http://www.cbit.ac.in/?q=admission/fee-details.

Hello Shubhanshu,
You have completed your degree in chemical engineering and you are interested in doing a course in food preservation etc. Yes this definitely appears to be a very good course to expand your horizon and also increase your employability. Food processing industry in India is bound and set to increase exponentially in the coming years in India. With your chemical engineering background you will be the most suitable person to enter into this field as an employee of some company or you can even think of starting your own company in the field of preservation of horticulture products.
Best wishes to you.