Chemical Engineering

Yes, you can get good govt. colleges, be it NITs or autonomous institutes of your state where your admissions will be under home-state quota. Try for MANIT, MVNIT, NIT -Durgapur and NIT-Jamshedpur. Also, try for autonomous institutes of your state (which come under NIRF rankings under 100).
Best of luck.
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Below is the official list of students merit list of Babasaheb Ambedkar Technological University. Kindly go through this:
https://docs.google.com/viewerng/viewer?url=http://www.cutoff365.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/CAPR-II_EN3033.pdf&hl=en_US

There are very few chances to get seat of chemical on basis of your marks. And it is impossible if your category is general/OBC. Though you can get into production department of K.K. Wagh Institute of Engineering Education and Research but I will suggest you to go for other better options. Hope this will help you.

DTU CSE is more better than IIT, Roorkee. CSE placement is also very good in DTU.

Hello Neha, I feel chemical branch of NIT-A would be a better choice. Firstly, it is NIT. Secondly, Chemical engineering. All recruiters flock to IITs, and then to NITs. Other institutions are afterwards.

Hello, hope you are doing well. No, as we can see last year cutoffs your rank does not satisfied with the cutoff of Jadhavpur university. The opening and closing rank for chemical branch is 368 to 836. So, this will be hard to get this college with your rank. Try for different colleges you will get good one.

Sorry, but you can't get any branch in Jadavpur University if you don't belong to West Bengal. If you belong to West Bengal then also you can't get chemical but yes, you can get any other branch.

Hello,
LD College of Engineering presently offers BE courses in multiple disciplines.
Admission to BE courses is given on the basis of common entrance test (GUJCET).
Candidates applying for BE seats should've passed at 10+2 level from a recognized board.

Hi Yukta, There is no chemical engineering course in MIT-Pune. It is offered in their sister branch at Alandi (AKA MIT AOE). In their main branch of Kothrud, Pune they offer petrochemical and petroleum engineering which is a very good option. RVCE is an ultimate college in terms of placements. Now, I guess there is no point of comparison if you are talking about the main branch of MIT-Pune. All the best.