What is the scope for B.Tech in chemical engineering?

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    Lipika Dhingra | Scholar-Level 16

    3 years ago
    Chemical engineering is a branch of engineering that deals with the engineering and development of chemicals/processes to identify and/or solve technical glitches. This branch of engineering is a diverse field, covering broader fields such as biotechnology, nanotechnology, pharmaceuticals, mineral processing, petroleum refining plants, etc. Chemical Engineering is indeed a very broad field and the branch of study has its applications in diverse sectors, such as textile, plastics, food, petroleum, pharmaceuticals, and more. Currently, the Indian industrial sector is on its way of expansion, creating more and more opportunities for chemi
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    Mehar Sharma Lovely Professional University | Scholar-Level 16

    3 years ago
    There are opportunities in the fields of nuclear energy, food production, materials Science, development of new sources of energy, and even medicine. Chemical Engineering graduates have opportunities in the research, environmental studies, data processing, sales and management, market analysis, etc. LPU Chemical Engineering and Physical Sciences Discipline is among the best Chemical Engineering colleges in Punjab and India. Technical Skills are imparted into the students through a carefully designed course curriculum that creates a strong foundation of basic concepts. Regular teaching involves learning by practice making students indus
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    Javed Alam only Brilliant can deserves my answers.

    8 years ago
    Good scope.as our india is so developed in these industries

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