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New answer posted•8 years ago
NIKHIL SONI
8 years ago
Of course, its a very good course. Its demand will always be there in future as there are very few colleges offering chemical engineering seats. It also has a bright future in forensic departments.

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New answer posted•8 years ago
K
8 years ago
Good is actually a very relative term. Every person has different perspective for good. But answering to your question, your score seems to be really good and yes you can get a good college of your choice.
I hope you get the best!

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New answer posted•8 years ago
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8 years ago
Well, scopes in itself is quite a vague term. With scope you want to know about the job or about the field? Let us consider you want both. So, if you are wondering where would you land up after investing 4 precious years of your adoloscent life then let me tell you there are plenty of choices and sc

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8 years ago
Hi Deepka,
College does not offer lateral entry. It is advisable to get in touch with the college officials for detailed information.
Thanks.

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Rudra Shaurya
8 years ago
No, Diploma in chemical engineering is not available there. Look for it somewhere else.

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8 years ago
Hi Mayuri, If you are looking from the job perspective then most of the jobs in food technology are in the private sector. Food technology's scope mostly lies in the food research as a food scientist or food technologist. You can work in the industries like food processing industry and soft drink ma

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Hello Purna,
It's nice to know that you are already post graduate in maths. May I then ask, why engineering now? Almost 50% of fresh engineering graduates are not finding any placements. In addition, doing engineering via distance education is illegal. I feel you should go for PhD in maths rather tha

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Hello Rakshanda,
My personal choice would be to pursue post-graduation. This has twin advantages. Firstly, it makes you a specialist and hence increases your value in placements cycle. In addition, you also become eligible to teach in engineering colleges, which presently have huge vacancies of train

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New answer posted•8 years ago
PUNIT JAIN
8 years ago
According to my knowledge, if you are graduate in chemistry and post graduate in polymer Science, so yes, you are eligible to do ME in chemical engineering.

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8 years ago
Hello Saurabh,
NIET has a great placements record in chemical engineering. NIET has gained an image, as an educational college among technical institutes, because of it’s placement commitments. An exclusive Career Management Center is developed to have an interface between the Institute and Industri

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