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Here are some top colleges for B.tech in Production and Industrial engineering in India

Anna University, Chennai

Guindy College of Engineering, Chennai

MIT, Chromepet (Madras not Massachusetts)

PSG College, Coimbatore

Visweswariya College, Bangalore

M S Ramiah College, Bangalore (Not Sure. Sometime earlier i had read this was a Medical College cum Hospital but it is in the Engineering list also)

Veermata Jeejabhai College, Mumbai

Jadavpur University, Kolkata

BITS Pilani. Pilani, Rajasthan

Delhi Technological University, Delhi

Ramarao Adhik college, Mumbai

SVCE, Sri Perambadur, Tamilnadu

Vellore Institute of Technology, Vellore, Tamilnadu

Amrita College of Engineering, Yettimedai & Bangalore

Motilal Nehru College, Uttar Pradesh (Was in Group 1 but over the last few years slipped to Group 2)

Satyabhama College, Tamilnadu, Chennai & ST Josephs

For more information you can check the link below

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-industrial-and-production-engineering-colleges-in-india

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Hi,

MSc Industrial Chemistry is a 2 year postgraduate course conducted by many universities and colleges in India. The course curriculum consists of four semesters divided into two years and has extensive scope in future due to its potentially packed syllabus.

The eligibility for this course includes a bachelor degree in relevant or related fields such as zoology, biochemistry, microbiology and biotechnology with a minimum score of 60% to gain admission in the following course program.

M.Sc. in Industrial Chemistry courses are generally merit based, however, certain colleges may conduct their own entrance examinations followed by an interview to allot admission to aspirants.

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Hello, I hope you are doing well

Before asking about what branch is better for giving GATE, you should know that if you are targeting for Govt. PSUs you can't get into them regardless of the branch you give gate in, because only B. Tech in ME students could get the opportunity to work in PSUs. You can still try your luck though.

Also, you should see where your interest lies because at the end you would have to do M. Tech in that course only. GATE through PI is difficult because you will have to get a very good rank (AIR 30-50) to get into top IITs for M. Tech or else you will end up in newer IITs.

Hope this helps.

Hello candidate,

Since you have got a preparatory rank in the jee advanced. You can get the lower branches for the lower iits like iit jammu or iit mandi. But you have to do a 5 year course in this case. 1 year for the preparatory course and other 4 years btech or mtech degree.

Thankyou, hope it helps!

Hello student

Industrial and Production Engineering is a subject that deals with the study of engineering sciences, manufacturing technology, management science and optimization of complex processes, systems or organizations. They design production processes for products and make plans to measure and control every activity within the organization. The gamut of opportunities for industrial and production engineers is very vast; as they work in numerous sectors. They mainly work in production which comprise designing, manufacturing and operating of various devices

The field of production industry is progressing at a fast rate and innumerable career options can be found in both product and service-oriented industries. It requires a good knowledge of equipment, energy, energy and money together with the ability to perform complex system tasks. So yes this course would yield even more scope in future .

For more details about INSUDTRIAL AND PRODUCTION ENGEENRING kindly visit the website below

https://www.careers360.com/courses/industrial-and-production-engineering-course

hello, Bachelor of phy Science in Industrial Chemistry is suitable for those who want to pursue career in variety of industries. This program has been designed to offer students an insight of chemistry as used/ applied in industry. B.Sc (http://b.sc/) in Industrial Chemistry helps those who have scientific bent of mind, mathematical and management skills, problem solving, analysis, organization, evaluation and supervision, research and development in chemistry.

Depending on your College, you may or may not have strong Placements for BTech in Mechatronics. However, for strong career scope and prospects in the Manufacturing, Automotives and Design Industry, you must pursue Masters/MTech/MS in Mechanical and related branches from some of the Higher Technical Institutes like Top IITs/NITs/IISc Bangalore and many others or Top Universities Abroad. As far as the Syllabus is concerned, it is at par with Mechanical Engineering, with components of Electronics, Computational Studies, Industry 4.0 and Robotics.

For more information about Mechatronics do follow the link below

https://www.careers360.com/courses/mechatronics-engineering-course