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Hello Priyanka,
He/ she can consider the below mentioned options:
1. English teacher.
2. Author.
3. Blogger.
4. Research.
Below mentioned is the scope in different companies:
1. Advertising.
2. Editor for some reputed publishers.
3. Book translator.
4. Writing subtitle for movies.
5. Advertising.
6. Scriptwriter.
7. English tele-caller.
8. KPO firms.
9. Journalism and many more.
If one wants to study further, they you can opt for:
1. Masters of journalism.
2. MA communication.
3. Masters of communication studies.
4. Masters of journalism and mass communication.
5. Post graduate Diploma in various fields.
6. Communication management.
7. Film editing and direction.
8. International relations.
9. Law.
10. Tourism administration.
11. Visual communication.

Chemical engineering was originally developed for the production of chemicals on an industrial scale. Today, other than chemicals, chemical engineering techniques are used for the production of usable, high quality products such as fibers, fabrics, paints, medical drugs, biomaterials, gasoline, lubricants, etc. used in various industries such as textile, food, plastics, automotive, aerospace, petroleum, oil and gas, biomedical, biotechnology and pharmaceuticals.
Following is the list of companies from various sectors that hire chemical engineering students in India:
1. Oil and Gas, Energy: Reliance Industries Ltd., Schlumberger, Shell, Cairn, BP, Chevron, Exxonmobil, Technip and Schneider Electric.
2. Government: BPCL, ONGC, IOCL, HPCL, GAIL.
3. Manufacturing and consumer goods: Asian paints, HUL, Procter and Gamble, ITC Ltd., MRF Ltd., Renault Nissan Technologies, TVS Motors.
4. Pharmaceuticals: Dr.Reddys Labs, Biocon.
5. Chemicals: TATA chemicals, Galaxy Surfactants Ltd., Sumitomo Chemical Ltd., Va Tech Wabag, Zuari fertilizers and cements.
6. Consulting firms: Frost and Sullivan.
Salaries:
As per the placement statistics at IIT - Madras, the salary for chemical engineering fresher ranged from Rs.3.9 LAP to Rs.21.85 LPA for 2012-2013 batch. However, the salary will vary based on your academic profile, the reputation of your university and the recruiting companies.

Few career options are
Every year banking sector is hiring MBA graduates from MBA colleges for managerial position.
You can take job in RBI, SEBI, NABARD and other PSU.
Private banks hires candidate on the basis of performance so if you can perform they can hire you.
You can make your career in Stock market.
The all time favorite teaching line is always open for you
You can go for research work in banking sector
The Market of Banking will increase in near future so you can go ahead with MBA in Banking and Finance.
The Banking and financial services sector has gained great significance in the recent past for being the most growth-oriented and vibrant industry. The advancements in technology have transformed the banking and finance industry. The industry is looking at different set of skills that would help them scale their business. The talent need for the sector has increased.
BFSI related courses that are offered at BSE Institute help students to get conversant with Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance industry. The course prepares students for lucid and effective communication, which will help them develop engaging and responsive communication styles. The program not only provides deep and holistic knowledge of the underlying subjects but also instills highly analytical and computational abilities in the students. The highly competitive environment necessitates continuous upgrading and learning, which is a primary goal at BSE Institute Limited.

1. Computer science/ Information technology:
Both these branches are pretty similar in their curriculum and job opportunities. In the present day scenario, there is no doubt that CS/ IT engineers are the highest paid and most placed graduates in the country and this situation is not going to change in at least the coming decade as we are moving towards an era, where software will be the controlling factor of our lives. So, the present demand for these engineers is going to increase and the pay packages will become heftier for really good and knowledgeable ones.
2. Electronics and communication (ECE)/ Electrical and electronics (EEE)/ Aviation electronics (Avionics):
I have clubbed these three branches together, again due to their similarity in curriculum, with ECE and avionics being almost same and EEE with few different core subjects. These three branches make up the bulk of core technical placements. Since, these branches are continually evolving and they provide the hardware which is the backbone of almost every industry on the planet, so the demand for good electronics and electrical engineers is always going to be there in the coming years.
3. Mechanical/ Chemical:
I have clubbed two very dissimilar branches together on the sole criteria of placements and job opportunities. While researching, I came across this interesting fact that more chemical engineers have been placed in their core fields than mechanical. With more pharma, oil and cosmetic companies coming up, chemical engineering is clearly making its mark. As for the mechanical graduates, although placements have been dismal for them in their core sectors, the sheer demand for them in the government sector helped this branch to make it to my list of top three branches.