I am a student from IIT, Guwahati, pursuing chemical engineering and want to get a job in Google or big MNC's.

If you have well knowledge of Coding, programme like C+, Java, Python and good academic background, then you can able to sit in exam of Google which are all India level.

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Working as a chemical engineer is something you should focus on rather than package and getting placed. Of course, India has a huge demand for chemical engineering in fields like oil technology (both mineral & edible), fluids, food, pharma, chemicals etc. But as a chemical engineer, your work would include spending a significant amount of time in a chemical plant. This is the testing point. Working in between boilers, reactors, pipes & sound is something a bit more time taking speaking politely. (most people don't opt to join chemical jobs due to this reason). Also, most of the industries are out of city places. You may even have to shift to remote industrial locations which may be too far from your home or at least far enough from a developed locality to wander around. That is also another sacrifice in a way. Of course, with experience and time the time to spend in plant reduces, you start owning a monopoly in chemical engineering which the company demands and your pay after sufficient experience also then increases significantly and then in later stages you can be placed to the location of your favour. But before all this fascinating thing happens you need to get ready for a machinist lifestyle in a plant.

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