Dear aspirant;

Institute of Engineering and Technology, Lucknow

Ajay Kumar Garg Engineering College, Ghaziabad

Krishna Institute of Engineering & Technology, Ghaziabad

NIT Sultanpur, MMM Gorakhpur and BIET Jahnsi

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Hello Akhil

Chemical Engineering deals with the design, development of processes and operation of machines and plants through which the physical or chemical state of materials undergo various changes. Founded on the principles relating to chemistry, physics, and mathematics, Chemical Engineering finds application in process industries. BE/B.Tech in Chemical Engineering is a 4-year program. Developments in chemical practices have led to more advanced fields like Nanotechnology, Bio-Engineering, Bio-Molecular Engineering, Material processing etc. It finds global application in everyday life. Modern innovations like human genome project, genetic engineering, and DNA sequencing has changed the face how chemical engineering was earlier perceived. One can do an M.Tech in Chemical Engineering after BE/B.Tech.

For college references, please visit the website below. Ignore the colleges like IITs and BITS as they do not match your preferences.

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Hello Akhil Jain. Thanks for contacting Careers360 and we hope we will be able to answer your query. 

I would say that DTU is among the best colleges where you can pursue Chemical Engineering under the title 'Polymer Science & Chemical Technology'. The teachers are very friendly and are doctorates with more than 15+ research pairs individually.

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The reservation percentage across major categories, including Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe, and OBC is 21, 02, and 27 respectively. Additionally, 20 percent seats are reserved for female candidates hailing from the state. Freedom fighters’ dependents, disabled candidates, and defense personnel’s wards also get a share in reservations, which are 02, 03, and 05 percent respectively.

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