Chemical Engineering

Hello Rupa Shah, about 30% seats in ICT are filled up on all India level with percentile or ranking in JEE Mains as the criteria. I feel that with your percentile above 95, you have quite bright chances of getting admission. To help you I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about different aspects of admission in ICT.
https://www.shiksha.com/university/ict-mumbai-institute-of-chemical-technology-mumbai-36791/admission
Best wishes to you.

Yes, but you should have an interest in this Otherwise you will suffer in near future.

Hello Piyush, it's very heartening to know that you still have the spark to study even after 25 years of work experience. But I am afraid that these days no professional course including engineering can be offered online buy any university in India and as a result you cannot think of doing graduation in chemical engineering by distance education mode. However you can do AMIE which is equivalent to graduation in engineering for all practical purposes. Best wishes to you.

TNEA cutoff 180+ is very good enough for getting B.Tech Chemical Engineering course in any reputed Engineering College. So you can get AIT Karaikudi for the asked course.

Hello Jagatha, you have queried about three different subjects. But luckily the answer is the same for all three. There is great potential in India for these subjects. With the way the Indian economy is growing and changing and expanding, four years from today, it would be on a different pedestal altogether. Have no worries. Select anyone. Best wishes to you.

Chemical Engineering from ICT is definitely very reputed. VIT Vellore is good too and will give you a lot of exposure as you will be in a hostel and be surrounded by people from each and every part of the country. ICT is better but VIT is better with respect to the experience.

If you wants to work in Government organisation like UPSC CPWD, Irrigation, PWD, Railways, Banks and Government PSUs etc. Than Civil and Chemical engineering branches are the best options. While for private sectors Food Technology and Chemical are the best.