Chemical Engineering

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 Industries. It ranks 59th all over the India in B.Tech.

Yes, you may get admissions in this college directly in the 2nd year. Hope for the best.

Hi, ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA:
10+2 with PCM (Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics) is the basic requirement to take admission in any BE/B.Tech programme. Percentage required in qualifying exam is 50% for most of the engineering institutes. Diploma holders in chemical engineering, who have done Diploma after 10th, can get admission directly in B.Tech second year. You can Login to www.ksoumysore.edu.in, go to Online Programmes and click on Apply now.

Hello Kahlid,
Are you interested to take admission in Hindustan College of Science and Technology for B.Tech chemical engineering?
For detail information, simply visit us official page or https://www.shiksha.com/university/hindustan-institute-of-technology-and-science-chennai-36830?q=Hindustan+Institute+of+Technology+and+Science&rf=searchwidget&landing=ilp

The process is simple yet somewhat difficult. For applying to a particular course and for a particular university, you must do a lot of research work. After choosing your desired course and university, now it's time for the exam preparation. You need to appear for TOEFL or IELTS and look after the university's entrance qualification and scores required. After research and test, comes the applying part, for which, you have to pay some money to the 3rd party which will apply in the universities on your behalf. If accepted, get your visa.

Yes, Diploma in chemical engineering candidates are deemed eligible to do BE in chemical engineering in Jadavpur University. You can also apply for lateral entry (direct second-year admission) and for that you have to appear for State LEET exam (lateral entry exam).

NITK Chemical has good professors and labs, etc. I have no idea about ICT.

Hi Vishakha,
The degree awarded at Manipal University, Dubai, is of Manipal University, Manipal, India. So, if a degree is your primary objective rather than exposure to relevant learning environments, then it would be the same degree you probably would earn. In Manipal-Dubai, all you need for admission is 50% marks. The faculty is less than satisfactory. At the same time, you need to be aware of the fact that both the colleges don't offer a lot of on-campus placements and finding a job is not easy in UAE, many students moved back to India. So, I think you should go for Manipal University, India.

There is a very little scope of chemical engineering in India but a great scope abroad. NIT-Jalandhar is good. But you have to do work hard to go abroad.

First, try to clear TOEFL, GRE, IELTS, etc. Be prepared for them.
Then, search for the suitable colleges or universities and apply to them. I am afraid most foreign colleges want a degree in your subject, not diploma. But try to search.
Best of luck.