Hello Aspirant,

Well let me give you a gyst on the sec two core branches on what they actually meant and what's the future scope.

Civil Engineers are the minds behind the modern high-tech cities of the future that can accommodate high population and serve the best of facilities to their residents. From Metro trains to high-rise buildings, a civil engineer needs the best of acumen in Mathematics and strategy. Civil engineers can secure high paying and progress driven jobs in construction firms, gov’t organizations like DMRC, Railway, NHAI, BRO, etc

Civil Engineering (B.Tech) has wide scope in a number of construction firms and at the same time promises gradual growth up the career ladder. Making good links and maintaining high efficiency allow civil engineers to reach managerial posts and rise in their career. Some of the notable civil engineers in India include Dr E. Sreedharan who is also known as the “Metro Man” and is the mind behind Delhi Metro.

B.Tech in Chemical Engineering presents a wide range of scope in industries like oil and petroleum industries, mineral processing industries, pharmaceutical industries, fertilizer industries, etc. The job of a chemical engineer is to scrutinize the processes of producing certain chemicals, finding ways to increase production efficiency, making of equipment that yield these chemicals, etc.

B.Tech Chemical Engineering graduates can also find jobs in the government sector with companies like IOCL, BPCL, ONGC, etc. Chemical engineers can secure jobs in R & D, Quality Check or Production department of a chemical manufacturing company.

This may help.

Happy learning!