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passed the HSC or its equivalent 10+2 level examination in India, with physics and mathematics as mandatory subjects, as well as one of the following (chemistry, biotechnology, biology, technical vocational subjects). obtained at least 45% in aggregate in 10+2 grade.
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Chemical engineering is a promising career because many industries rely on the work and discoveries of chemical engineers. To have a good career, the first step is enrolling in a Bachelor's degree programme. There are many top universities abroad that provide quality education in this subject. For instance, according to QS Rankings 2021 for Chemical Engineering, the top five universities are:
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), US
Stanford University, US
National University of Singapore (NUS)
University of California, Berkeley (UCB), US
University of Cambridge, UK
Accordingly, the United States of America is home to some of the best
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Humber Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning Toronto, Canada, is generally referred to as Humber College. It offers 200 plus programs, which include a Bachelor's degree, post-graduate Certificate and apprenticeship programs. Apart from all these courses, bridge training programs are also offered by the college in the fields of information technology and engineering. The college usually offers undergraduate Diploma courses like a Diploma in computer programming in engineering and technology fields. Since the course mentioned by you is not available, you may visit https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/canada/universities/humber-college
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1. You would not be eligible for any government-sponsored scholarships, foreign student fees are very high, so you would need even more money to pay for your schooling, this scholarship would also have to cover residence.
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