Is it true that if I go for chemical engineering I'll only be able to become a teacher? I want to take up chemical engineering.

Asked about NIT Trichy - National Institute of Technology - B.Tech. in Chemical Engineering

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Asked by harini helan

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    NITHIN E EDUCATIONAL CONSULTANT | Guide-Level 14

    8 years ago
    No, there are lot of opportunities in the field of chemical engineering in both government and private firms. Go ahead with your choice.
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    RATNADEEP PATIL

    8 years ago
    No, there is scope for chemical engineering in India as there are many chemical industries which require talented chemical engineers.
  • Shiksha Ask & Answer

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    shubham patel

    8 years ago
    This is not true at all. From my batch, students have gone into various fields. This includes techno-managerial roles, management roles, PSU's, higher studies etc. options are unlimited in any field. Interest is of utmost importance.
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    sulav poudel

    8 years ago
    I would like to suggest you that you should study according to your interest and should create confidence and do convince your parents. I know it's hard but they are your parents so they will obviously think about bright future and be convinced at last so don't loose hope. I heard chemical engineering has a great scope now a days.
    Best of luck.

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