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Don't worry in present day life women are equal to men and there is no much work difference in those two groups I'm going to give some brief information about these tow groups and make your choice

Well, Biochemical Engineering is the application of chemical engineering techniques to industrial processes based on biological elements like the living cells or their components. For example microbes and enzymes are used to produce useful chemical compounds such as antibiotics and other chemicals. Biochemical Engineering is therefore that area where it is studied “how cells behave in a reactor”.

On the other hand, Chemical Engineering is that branch of engineering which deals with the design and operation of industrial manufacturing plants. It is a part of engineering which deals with the production of chemicals and other products using the raw materials that require chemical processing.

Although Biochemical Engineering and Chemical Engineering are branches of Chemistry and are similar in many aspects, there are diverse fields concerning different procedures. While Biochemical Engineering deals with the various bioreactors that are used in the manufacturing of food stuffs, pharmaceuticals and waste treatment whereas Chemical Engineering involves manufacturing of finished products using the raw materials by applying chemicals so as to change their chemical or physical composition, structure or energy content.

Employment Areas for Biochemical Engineers:

Pharmaceuticals Sector

Plastic and Polymer Manufacturing

Water treatment & Environmental Pollution Control

Food Sector

Mining Units

Nuclear sector

Public Health Labs

Hospitals, Blood Banks & Cancer research institutes

Chemical Manufacturing

Research Laboratories

Forensic Science

Agriculture and fisheries

Employment Areas for Chemical Engineering



Plant Design

Textile manufacturing

Coal preparation and mineral processing

Explosives manufacturing

Fertilizer industry

Food processing

Glass and specialty chemicals

Paints

Steel and aluminum manufacturing.

Nanotechnology

Oil and Natural Gas Industry

Ceramics



For more further details go through this LINK



https://www.careers360.com/biotechnology-and-biochemical-engineering-course







Overall both Biochemical Engineering and Chemical Engineering holds excellent future prospects both in India and abroad.

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