is there any scope of chemical engg. in india?
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yes ...............\nthere is future for chemical engineers, Now a days chemical technology is applied with radical ways and with advent of polymers theres' huge  potential scope out there
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Unfortunately, if you are from India, then very few options ( to my knowledge, none) are left for you...\n\nThe only choice you would have is to get a Pharma degree from any reputed College..
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IF you have math included then...\nYou can go for Engineering BE\nBE electronics and tele communication/instrumentation\nStudy of electronics and telecommunication tachnology\nBE computer science\nBE biotechnology\nBE mechanics\nBsc Biotechnology\nBsc botany/zoology/maths/chemistry/physics/industrialmicrobiology/industrial chemistry/microbiology/computer science/infomation technology/mass communication\nBachelor of visual media communication\nBA English/all indian languages/sanskrit/ Humanities/political science/economics\nBCom\nNursing\nBachelor of dental science\nMBBS\nBachelor of pharmacy\nFood technology\nSpeech therapy\nMArine technology
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if you are looking for technical universities.. you can visit the Wesites of the Indian Institutes of Technolgy (IIT).
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To answer it simply chemical engineering is used almost in all engineering disciplines - whether it is process engineering, metallurgical uses or evaluation, corrosion engineering, chemical and pharmaceutical industry, food processing or food preservation, agriculture - pest control and pesticides etc.\n\nIt helps you achieve the right blend of properties to get the right kind of steel, stainless steel, brass, copper, aluminum, silver, gold and hundreds of other alloys that  are specifically made for certain applications to name a few.
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http://www.indiaedu.com/top-engineering-colleges.html\n\nIt was all I could find, but I hope it helps.
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A person with a B.S. in Chem Eng working in industry often uses chemical principles (such as understanding why and how reactions between certain chemicals occur) to design processes that make some product.  The product might be a polymer (plastic), a medicine, part of a computer chip or a solar cell or fuel cell, a pesticide, a metal alloy, etc.  A huge variety of manufacturing areas need chemical engineers.  A B.S. chemical engineer can get one of the highest starting salaries of any field.
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Math:  from geometry, algebra, trigonometry, to at least calculus and differential equations.  \n\nChemistry:  general, organic, physical.  \n\nEngineering:  general, mass and heat transfer (I'm only acquainted with chemical engineers, not among them).  They also take one or more courses on reactor and plant design and undoubtedly one on process controls.  \n\nPhysics:  probably, but I'm not sure.
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*** search it on website of " The Institution of Engineers ( India ), Calcutta.\nif you don't know the website, plz search it on www.google.com
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Frankly I would advise against it if you are very much interested in Electronics.NIT warangal is among the top 10 engg coll in many surveys.Scope of higher studies are what u decide. ie u can go for Phd  in some foreign university if u like.\nDo not rely on Branch change.It is not advisable and is risky\n\nAlso you should have some inclination towards Pure Sciences if u want to make best of MSc Phy.As u can see it isnt an Engg degree and technically u will be more of a scientist.
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Well interesting q.... i was faced with a similar predicament a year back... IIT kanpur one of the best engineering schools but its mettalurgy and IT-BHU not as good but still good and its Computer Science......\nLook at it this way you will spend next 4 years and probably your entire life stuck with what desicion you make now.\nYou have to understand that metallurgy is dry, dry and very dry. Only if you get 10.0 in the first sem or year can you change majors. Im not saying it cannot be done, my friend got 10.0 in IIT-Bombay in Comp Engr.\nSo consider if you want to be stuck with mettalurgy with the rest of your life, with comp sci its pretty wide open topic with an amazing markle and its a huge industry. But metallurgy is pretty narrow and a market with a lot of research involved. \nYou have to think of the future, job availability, scope of the topic, etc.\nI would take Comp Sci IT-BHU but if you are interested in the IIT name which i know is very tempting, i say go for it. But if you decide to go for IIT work hard to make sure you can change majors if possible.
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Besides taking chemistry, take lots of math classes and other sciences as well. Taking them on the AP level will definitely help. As far as good schools, US News says the best for chemical engineering are: \n1. Massachusetts Inst. of Technology\n2. University of California–Berkeley \n3. Univ. of Minnesota–Twin Cities \n\nCheck out http://www.usnews.com/usnews/edu/college/rankings/brief/engineering/phd/enps03_brief.php\nhttp://experts.about.com/q/Careers-Chemistry-1498/Good-Chemistry-Schools.htm
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You could come to Oklahoma State University and the Mechanical Engineering Department.  You might actually meet somebody you met in India, because there are a lot of students from India in this school.
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I don't know where u from ? if u r in India. U have a chance to study Mechanical Engg in Correspondace. Vinayaka Mission, Salem which has study center al over india. offer this course but u've to attend the suday seminar classes, the basic qualification u need is a 12th std. or a Diploma for a lateral entry.
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Mechanical is an ever green subject.More than the languages try to specialise further such as design,manufacture,Infrastructure,sales and market ting etc and as you decide do a PG in MBA or M.tech.\nBe proud to say that you are an engineer.Your question tells me that you are un sure.I am a Mechanical engineer and is very happy and well settled in India.