Engineering

Well, both branches are good.
Depends on what you want to do. Engineers apply principles from science to create practical solutions to real-world problems. Chemical engineers use chemistry to develop fuel, food, drugs and new substances. Petroleum engineers cover chemistry and geology to extract oil

In the context of B.Tech, placements are sluggish, although you get time to prepare for other competitive exams, that might be considered as an upper hand but again you have to rely on yourself solely for the same as there is no backing from the faculties and staff. However, the fee is relatively le

Now, the scope of chemical engineering is so vast that it is possible to fetch a job very easily. It ranges from core Oil and Gas, Mineral Processing, Pharma, Polymers to Pollution Control. So, opportunities are practically huge. Being chemical engineer opens you to go to any of the sectors. Chemica

There are no part-time Diploma courses available. You can pursue skill development courses.

You should have completed Bachelors in robotics or automation.

No, backlog students are not eligible for AME. Students should be pass without any backlog.

You only need to pass SSC exam but you have to crack the entrance exam for govt. college and also you can get direct admission in a private college.

Great, things in software industry is changing drastically. You think about it, and it is already happening somewhere around the corner. I will say nobody can kill this industry, neither any technology can. But, a drift in the field can be easily seen. One need to keep themselves in race with this.

There is no website where you can download the previous year's papers, but you can get the sample paper.