Chemical Engineering

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Hi,
It will really depend on how the university evaluates the application profiles, how competitive they are and how your overall profile is. Your grades are not all bad. The absentees can be justified. Very good recommendation letters and a strong personal statement will be required.

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Yes, you can. But, it will be hectic. Chemical engineering requires a lot of time and hard work. But, if you are passionate towards the subject, you would be able to do both.

Yes, of course, you can do it.