Chemical Engineering

To get admissions in NITR, you should have got marks in range of 150-180 if you belong to general category. To get a better branch as per last year records available on JOSAA website. But since it is a new NIT. So, it might be possible that you get admission on little less marks than mention above.

Hello Eswara, For appearing in GATE, M.Sc is an accepted norm or even 2nd year of M.Sc. However, getting into M.Tech for any branch, you need to have degree of B.Tech. There are very few institutes which will accept M.Sc. In chemistry as a criteria for admission for M.Tech. In this connection you should first decide in which institution you want to take admission and then check the eligibility requirement of this institution before taking the plunge into GATE and then finding out that you are not eligible. Best wishes to you.

Hello Shubham, At least in India, chemical engineering has much more potential for job as compared with aeronautical engineering. Job prospects for aeronautical engineering core jobs is restricted to perhaps ISRO or DRDO. On the other hand, for chemical engineers plenty of companies give employment. Best wishes.

Hello Shubham, At least in India, chemical engineering has much more potential for job as compared with aeronautical engineering. Job prospects for aeronautical engineering core jobs is restricted to perhaps ISRO or DRDO. On the other hand, for chemical engineers plenty of companies give employment. Best wishes.

Hi,
RV College have intake for B.Tech through CET. So, for taking admission in that college, you have to clear the CET exam. It mostly conducted in month of May.

You should give the common entrance test which is MHTCET.

Ofcourse, IT Engineering is better than Chemical Engineering as the placements are better in IT Engineering but both branches have their own importance.

I would suggest you to click the article link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/articles/scope-of-chemical-engineering-in-india-blogId-3344.

Hi Tarun,
You will require IELTS, and if the university requires a German language proficiency score, you will need to take a German language test too. But, nowadays most Masters are taught in English itself. Your admission chance looks dicey, your percentile is good, but not too good for German universities, so you will face stiff competition. You will require some excellent projects, awards, internship, international experience is recommended, publications etc. LOR and SOP will also be evaluated. For a university list you can visit DAAD website or DAAD India website.

Hi,
The fee structure is not available online. I would advise you to contact the institute directly for the information.