Chemical Engineering

NIT Trichy is better then NIT Delhi in all the aspects but if you are looking for a private sector job, then you can go for CSE or if you want to study abroad or to have a job in government sector, then you can go for CHE.

Hello Sai,
It's nice to know your thoughts. Weapons have requirements of both mechanical as well as chemical engineers. Hence by selecting either, you can still achieve your aim. So do not worry. Take admission in any course.

Biomedical engineering is an upcoming field and has gained a lot of research and industry interest in past few decades. Biomedical is a very huge field and has many areas where you can gain expertise and earn really well. Chemical engineering, on the other hand, is kind of a super specialised field which can also help you get a well-paid job. With BME, you may not get a good starting pay but eventually, you can have an exponential growth.

According to me, it is better if you join NIT Warangal for chemical engineering because you are in one of the topmost colleges in the country and also, you have chance to slide your branch after first year. All the best.

Hello Nitin,
Your marks, frankly speaking, are a bit on the lower side. LIT is the preferred choice of many students. Hence, your chance seems to be a bit low. However, to help you I am attaching a link that will predict colleges for you-
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/mhcet-college-predictor

Hello Arpit,
Over the years, NIT's have achieved quite a lot of reputation in academics. Thus, recruiters flock to NITs. In view of above, have no doubts. If you get admission in NIT, chances of good placements are quite bright.

I think no. For the year 2016, the government carried out admission by MHTCET as well as JEE Mains. 70% admissions of the total seats were carried out through MHTCET and the remaining 30% were done by JEE Mains.
A separate form is to be filled for admission through JEE Mains. Then the college puts up a merit list according to the scores in Mains and then a counselling round is done for filling up the 30% seats in each branch.

Hello!
Yes, it does matter and usually is not ignored by the interviewers. Being a student or an alumnus of a reputed college always gives you that respect and creates a good impression of you among the interviewers as well as general public.