What is the highest starting salary offered to a chemical engineer at IIT and NIT in India?
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In top IITs, the highest package offered is Rs.50 LPA, depending on your capability. -
It depends on you. If you are going for the core job then it will be around 9 LPA otherwise, for non-core branch you can make around 15 LPA or maybe more or less depending on the profile.
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It depends on your caliber. -
I think the starting salary for chemical engineer from NIT and IIT is 80000 - 100000 per month. -
The salary cannot be judge by the college. It will depend upon student ability and knowledge. Well, if your applying for a good organization, then you can get good salary.
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