About Chemical Engineering
Chemical Engineering is a multidisciplinary engineering discipline that focuses on the design, development and operation of processes used to transform raw materials into useful products. The programme provides students with fundamental knowledge of chemical processes, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, heat and mass transfer, reaction engineering, process control and industrial chemistry. Students gain practical experience through laboratory work, process simulations, industrial training and project-based learning. The programme also develops knowledge of modern areas such as petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, polymers, food processing, biotechnology, environmental engineering and sustainable chemical processes.
Why Choose Chemical Engineering?
Process Engineering
Learn how industrial chemical processes are designed, operated, optimized and controlled.
Thermodynamics & Transport Processes
Develop strong understanding of heat transfer, mass transfer, fluid flow and energy systems.
Chemical Reaction Engineering
Understand chemical reactions and reactor design used in large-scale industrial production.
Process Control & Automation
Learn instrumentation, process monitoring and automation techniques for modern chemical plants.
Petrochemical & Industrial Applications
Gain knowledge applicable to petroleum, petrochemical, fertilizer, polymer, pharmaceutical and chemical industries.
Programme Curriculum
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Laboratories & Facilities
Candidates seeking admission to the B.Tech. Chemical Engineering programme should have passed 10+2 or equivalent examination with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects along with the required additional subject(s), from a recognized board. Candidates must fulfil the minimum eligibility requirements prescribed by the University and applicable regulatory authorities.
- Application: Candidates complete the University admission application form with the required academic and personal details.
- Document Verification: Academic certificates and other required documents are verified according to University requirements.
- Merit / Entrance Criteria: Admission is offered according to the applicable University admission policy and merit/entrance criteria.
- Counselling & Seat Allotment: Eligible candidates participate in counselling and seat allocation according to merit and availability of seats.
- Fee Submission & Enrollment: Selected candidates complete the prescribed fee payment and admission formalities to confirm enrollment.
Graduates in Chemical Engineering can work as Process Engineers, Production Engineers, Chemical Engineers, Plant Engineers, Quality Engineers and Process Control Engineers in chemical, petrochemical, pharmaceutical, fertilizer, polymer, food processing, energy and environmental industries. They can also pursue careers in research, government organizations, public-sector enterprises, consulting, higher education and entrepreneurship.
- Tuition Fee: As per University norms
- Examination Fee: As per University norms
- Laboratory Fee: As per University norms
- Development / Other Charges: As per University norms
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Chemical Engineering?
Chemical Engineering is an engineering discipline focused on designing and operating processes that convert raw materials into useful products on an industrial scale.
What is the duration of the B.Tech. Chemical Engineering programme?
The programme is generally of 4 years duration divided into 8 semesters.
What subjects are taught in Chemical Engineering?
Major subjects include Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics, Fluid Mechanics, Heat Transfer, Mass Transfer, Reaction Engineering, Process Control, Process Design and Environmental Engineering.
Is Chemical Engineering a good career option?
Yes. Chemical Engineering offers opportunities in chemical, petrochemical, pharmaceutical, fertilizer, polymer, food, energy and environmental industries.
What are the career options after Chemical Engineering?
Graduates can work as Chemical Engineers, Process Engineers, Production Engineers, Plant Engineers, Quality Engineers and Process Control Engineers.
Where can Chemical Engineers work?
Chemical Engineers can work in chemical plants, refineries, petrochemical companies, pharmaceutical industries, fertilizer plants, polymer industries, food processing companies and energy sectors.
Can Chemical Engineers work in environmental and sustainable industries?
Yes. Chemical Engineering provides knowledge of pollution control, waste treatment, resource efficiency and sustainable process development.
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