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Now, the scope of chemical engineering is so vast that it is possible to fetch a job very easily. It ranges from core Oil and Gas, Mineral Processing, Pharma, Polymers to Pollution Control. So, opportunities are practically huge. Being chemical engineer opens you to go to any of the sectors. Chemical engineers are required both in government (BPCL, ONGC) and private sectors. Their job profile ranges from Production engineer, Design Engineer, etc. ICT, Mumbai is one of the premier chemical engineering institutions in the country. For chemical engineering, you can choose the best colleges which are as follows:
COEP, Pune
BVP, Pune
VIT
DY Patil and Sinhgad Institute, etc., also offer chemical engineering. So, choose the best one.

The demand for Information and Communication Technology professionals is expected to grow globally at the rate of 10% from 2015 to 2025. These professionals will be engaged in designing hardware and software for specific applications as well as advising on improving the existing technology. There is a requirement of 182,000 information and communication technology experts. Thus, those aspiring to take up the course have a lot of opportunities not only in India but also abroad. Owing to the emergence of more cloud computing, there will be an increase in the demand for those having expertise in software and hardware. There is a requirement for experts from the field of information and communication technology responsible for service integration and management, designing, managing building and optimizing cloud data centres. An Information CommunicationEngineer earns an average salary of Rs 367,978 per year. Experience strongly influences income for this job. The skills that increase pay for this job the most are Engineering Design, Distributed Control Systems (DCS), and Commissioning.

Aurobindo is not great but it is better than Deshbandhu, I wouldn't call Aurobindo good either, but it's decent and the degree has a lot of value. Since it's a part of University of Delhi the placements are good and the lecturers are the most highly qualified people in the country, but what makes this college not so good is the crowd. The crowd of this college doesn't have a very good reputation and that obviously affects the image of the entire college. Secondly, the infrastructure is also not good either, but as compared to many other Delhi University colleges Ill say it again, that its decent. So, I would obviously not recommend anyone to go to this college over Narsee or Christ, or even Symbiosis, but it is definitely the best option in Delhi if you want to stay here. It's much better than IP University colleges or any private institution. If you're getting some better college in DU like, Bhagat Singh, CVS, Dyal Singh then go for one of them, but if the other colleges your getting are Deshbandhu, Ramanujan or Shyamlal then go for Aurobindo.