Hello,

All eligible students got placed in 2022-2023 batch. The minimum package is about 5 LPA and the maximum is 12 LPA and the average package is around 7 LPA in our branch. Companies like Exxon mobile, Reliance etc. Are the top recruiters for chemical engineering.

Hope this helps you,

Thank you

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Hey Student,

You have scored well enough in both the examination. If you want to go for higher studies, it doesn't matter from which college you are studying.

But if you go for Josaa Counselling then you have chances of securing seat in various NITs across country which are top level colleges with best faculty.

From B.tech level your basis will be strong and it will help you in gate exam and will be easy to crack it.

You can use JEE Main College predictor tool:

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?ici=nav-header_engg&icn=jee-main_cp-lp

Whereas you can also use COMEDK College predictor:

https://engineering.careers360.com/comedk-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=ini-cet_cp

Do your own research also for this topic.

Hope you will find this helpful

Thank You

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Hope you are doing well, you have been asked about the career after completing radiotherapy. Here is the answer to your question, there are several career pathways after completion of the b.sc radiotherapy. To stay in patient care and scientific arm of Radiation Oncology, radiotherapists have preferred to obtain a master's degree to become certified medical dosimetrists(CMD). This direction is majorly preferred by many of the radiotherapists. Another way is to complete their PhD's and become medical physicists. You can also move into lead positions in radiation Oncology clinic earning an MBA or MHA in the process. You can do a master's in education if you are interested in teaching. You can also pursue a Master's in Health Care Administration or an MBA if you are looking to advance in the hospital. I hope I have cleared your query related to the career after b.sc radiotherapy. Any other queries are always welcome at any time.

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Most certainly yes! In fact, a new field has emerged out of biology and chemistry which is Computational Biology, which is a heavy Biology as well as Computer oriented field. As a computational biologist, you'll be expected to run queries on databases like FASTA, Pronet and many like these. You'll also be expected to learn light Python programming as most of the computations for research happen in Python. So, in general there is very much scope of Computers after doing BSc in Biology or Chemistry.

Hope I have answered your question. All the best!

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing absolutely great.

So with regard to your query, NO you won't get any kind of scholarship from the side of government if your father is a retired government employee.

Even if he is not retired also, you don't get anything. However, your father might get pension under government pension schemes. You are not benefitted with anything. However, if you have merit score in your studies then basing upon that you can get a scholarship.

Thank you.

Hello Aspirant ,

There are hundreds of undergraduate courses in India which you can consider joining if you have interest in that field .

Some of the best courses are listed below :

• BTech(Bachelors of Technology)
• BSc( Bachelors of Science)
• BBA(Bachelors in Buisness Administration)
• B. com (Bachelor of commerce )
• Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery(MBBS)

and many more .

Hope this helps.

Dear aspirant !

Hope you are doing great ! However both are good if have to choose only one of them then I will suggest you to go with the Rajiv Gandhi institute because it provides a great exposure.One of mine friend was there and now he is in Nepal doing his job there . On the basis of that I will recommend this to you ,also he has a good package ,everything is going great .He is settled very well ..

Rest depend on you ,first option is good but everywhere you need to work hard ,nothing can be achieved so easily.

Hope it helps you !

Thanking you!

Have a great day!!

Hello !!

From my point of view, you must go for Rajiv Gandhi Institute of technology, Mumbai .

Although it is a private college College as compared to National institute of electronics and information technology, Aurangabad i.e. autonomous one, the main point comes here into the play is of placement and for higher studies as Mumbai is much better location for higher studies and the average placement of this institute is approx 3-4 lakhs that is much better than Nielit Aurangabad.

So, without no doubt go for Rajiv Gandhi Institute of technology, Mumbai

Hope this will help you....!!

Dear candidate Institute of Chemical Technology is indeed a great choice and much better than St. Francis College of Engineering as because in ICT you get plenty qualified faculties, sophisticated infrastructure and student friendly environment. The accomodation facility is also quite good, labs are well equipped, coming to placements you can expect it from several MNCs and starting package at an average would be 5-6 LPA. Whereas in St.Francis, placement opportunities are less and your chances of exploring the course is confined.

https://www.careers360.com/university/institute-of-chemical-technology-mumbai

Good luck!!