Chemical Engineering

I don't have any idea about IPU.
If your son has 112 marks in JEE having general category, then he might not get any good NITs easily.
He can go for other private colleges.

Yes, you can try by taking part in counselling organised by JEE Mains or your state colleges.

Dear Rajendra, I feel you should go for chemical engineering, as it has many openings in India as well abroad. Though it is not a new branch, it has picked up tremendously these days as a result of which many reputed universities like VIT, LPU, SRM, etc. Have started offering it. They have their dif

Hello Rajan,
Going for NITs is a good choice. But, it is mandatory that you need to appear for JEE Mains and have a good score so as to get admission at NITs. Your 12th mark is not considered for admission but you need to have a minimum of 75%.

Put it this way;
A chemical engineer is in the laboratory developing a new drug for BioX Pharmaceuticals. His team has been at work some time now trying to synthesize the new drug, and finally one day has a breakthrough. After patenting, having the medical scientists perform trials, and getting the F

ICT Mumbai is the best institute for chemical engineering in India. The infrastructure of this institute is very good. One of the best faculty members for chemical engineering are in this institute. Definitely, this institute will be the best option.

Hey Suman,
It is really very tough to qualify for the entrance exam, to be least, with such marks.
You can definitely try some other colleges, which would give you an immense knowledge of your selection of course.
Good luck.

According to your question, it looks like you want everything quick and fast. Well, chemical engineering is a good option. While applying for private institute you have yo be careful have a research regarding placement. If you get selected in campus interview then there is no need for you to run her