I have done my graduation in chemical engineering. now what to do next.?

Greetings, aspirant!

After your graduation, you can either opt for higher studies or go for a job.

If you choose to go for a Job, it's easier to get placements directly from your college. The jobs that you can land with a BTech/BE chemical engineering include:-

• Materials Engineer
• Production engineer
• Mining Engineer
• Quality manager
• Analytical chemist

If you opt to go for higher education, you can go for an

• Mtech
• MBA

You can specialise in a particular field while pursuing your Mtech such as Biochemical Engineering, electrochemicals, polymers etc.

Getting an MBA can help you land a job at a management level position and offers a high profile job with decent pay that goes up as your experience and knowledge increases

Hope this information helps

Best of luck!!

Hi

As per your request you can for the following:

Chemical Engineering is one of the oldest department of Engineering around the sector However, it’s a

brand new flow in India.Chemical Engineering involves mainly physics and mathematics in conjunction

with the principles of chemistry.A lot of Career options are there after having a commencement diploma

in Chemical enginering in numerous fields of Research, Design and Production

DESIGN: Its in particular includes approximately designing a manner and its related equippments or

machineries and Chemical flowers too.Some of the Designing Companies are EIL, SHELL, FLOUR KBR

etc..The eligibility criteria entails a B.Tech/ BE degree and additionally the starting primary salary tiers

from 9LPA to better depending at the comapny. This area entails many MNCs which additionally offer a

terrific foreign exposure ..

PRODUCTION: This discipline involves the production of materials,fertilizers, prescription drugs and

chemicals on a big scale.The groups in this fields are: ONGC,IOCL,BPCL,HPCL,GAIL, ASIAN PAINTS,

SLUMBERGER, TATA CHEMICALS etc. The comapnies from distinctive subfields are referred to too:

Oil gas Indian organizations – ONGC, HPCL, BPCL, Reliance Petroleum Ltd., Indian Oil Corporation, GAIL

Non-Indian organizations – Royal Dutch Shell, Exxon Mobil, BP, Total, Chevron

Chemical processing : Indian companies – Tata Chemicals, Gujarat Fluorochemicals Ltd., Aarti Industries

Pharmaceutical Indian businesses – Cipla, Lupin, Glenmark Non-Indian groups – Pfizer, Roche,

GlaxoSmithKline

Textile Indian corporations – Bombay Dyeing, Grasim Industries, Century Textiles and Industries Ltd.

Food Indian businesses – Amul, Brittania Industries Non-Indian businesses – Nestle, PepsiCo

Consumer products: Indian corporations – Godrej Consumer Products Ltd., Asian Paints, Pidilite

Industries, Procter gamble, Unilever

Agriculture: Indian corporations – GNFC, Coromandel International, UPL, Chambal Fertilisers, Rashtriya

Chemicals, Zuari Agro Chemicals, GSFC, NFL, Rallis , PotashCorp, Yara International, Bayer Crop Science

Engineering services & consulting : Engineers India Ltd., Tata Consulting Engineers Ltd., Larsen

& Toubro Hydrocarbon Engineering , Schlumberger, Linde Engineering, Halliburton, Baker Hughes

Chemical engineering software : Non-Indian groups – Aspen Technology, Honeywell

Automotive : Tata Motors, Mahindra & Mahindra , Toyota, General Motors

Nuclear energy :Nuclear Power Corporation of India Ltd., Bhabha Atomic Research Centre .

RESEARCH:- Research field in Chemical Engineering also has a huge scope, however its comparitively

lower in India as compared to abroad exposure. After having a P.HD in Chemical Engineering One can

observe for researches and scientists in diverse Governmental Organizations, Professors in numerous Premium Colleges and Universities or also can be a part of R & D Department of Various MNCs,

which additionally provide a good-looking Salary.

Hope helpful.