Chemical Engineering

It all depends on your liking towards any of the branches that you have mentioned. NIT Trichy is one of the best and the oldest NIT amongst the other NITs. It can definitely fetch you good placements. Also, CSE at NIT Trichy is the best.

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Chemical engineering deals with the design, development of processes and operation of machines and plants through which the physical or chemical state of materials undergo various changes. Founded on the principles relating to chemistry, physics, and mathematics, chemical engineering finds applicati

Yes, you are eligible to apply for admission to Kongu Engineering College for B.Tech. in Chemical Engineering. Minimum Eligibility to Apply is a pass mark of 50% in class 12. Admission is through Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions (TNEA) counseling guidelines based on marks obtained in class 12th fin

Yes, of course you can but I would recommend you to go for biotechnology branch because that thing is more related to the stream you have taken and for chemical good college is in Pune, Mumbai like MIT-Pune and ICT-Mumbai, etc. Please comment if you need more help.

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Hello Sajil,
The admission into Coimbatore institute of Technology is based on the cut-off scores in PCM out of 200. You need to apply for counselling under Anna University.
With this score, it is difficult to get a seat at CIT for civil engineering.

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For undergraduate programs, you will need German language proficiency but check the language of instruction on university websites. At least A2 level is required for most UG programs. You can also check this if it helps for your German language training:
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