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Chemical engineers are extremely versati le and able

handle a wide range of technical problems.

The breadth of scienti f ic and technical knowledge inherent in th

has described the term chemical engineer as the“ U n i v e r s a l



What is Chemical Engineering ?

Chemical engineering is all about changing “

into useful “products” you use everyday in aeffective way.

Today's chemical engineers are spearh

developments in medicine, biotechnology, mi

advanced materials, energy, consume

manufacturing, and environmental solutions.



A new generation of chemical engineering - trained entr

forming innovative new businesses, no doubt influenced by

chemical engineers have served as CEOs of such leading global

3M, DuPont, Intel, General Electric, Union Carbide

Dow Chemical, Exxon, BASF, Gulf, and Texaco.

Process engineering is essentially the application of chemical engineer

optimize the design, operation and control of chemical proce



Chemical, process and biochemical engineers are

design, modification and operation of processes t

things we rely on everyday - chocolate, petrol, cosm

cars, aspirin, the list is endless...

They need to make decisions concerning:

• Which reaction pathway should be used to make

• How to purify the desired product

• How to control the process and ensure it's safe

• How to make the process cost effective

• What should be done with any by-products forme

• How to reduce the amounts of unwanted by-pro

• What to do with unreacted raw materials

• How to recycle energy within the process

Chemical

engineering

offers plenty

of excitement

and new

challenges



BENEFITS

A career in chemical or biochemical

engineering includes:

• Excellent job prospects• Competitive starting salaries in the region

of £29,500/y* (INR 30,00,000/y)

• High earning potential throughout your

career - salaries for Chartered (Senior)

Chemical Engineers rival those of doctors,

lawyers and accountants.• Opportunities to travel.

• Plenty of variety and exciting challenges.

• The potential to help create a sustainable

planet.

The table below shoengineering as the seco

profession in the UK beh



Ten reasons to become a CHEMICAL ENG

1. A growing global profession (thriving and like

profession.)

2. Make a difference (valued by society)

3. Salary (30 to 70 Lakhs/Year for a Global Chem

4. Job choice (HSE, Oil and Gas, Pharma and Pow

5. Great (big) companies

6. Travel and lifestyle7. Recession-proof

8. On hand when it matters

9. Career progression

10. Diversity



Most jobs in the sector fall into two groups:

• The design, manufacture, and operation of plants a

and

• The development of new or adapted substances a

There is no typical first job for a graduate, although c

energy, water, food and pharmaceutical sectors ar

commonplace.

•The transferable skills taught at university, such as p

management and understanding process flow.

• Graduates who stay in the industry usually start the

junior/graduate process engineer.

• Day-to-day duties for graduates include product de

plant design, risk analysis, and using simulation too



What is there to study in CHEMICAL ENGINEERING:

Typically a chemical Engineer has to study the following subjects.

• Mathematics• Engineering Chemistry

• Chemical Process Principles

• Inorganic and Physical Chemistry

• Organic Chemistry

• Transport Phenomena

• Process Dynamics and Control

• Mass Transfer Operations

• Chemical Technology

• Heat Transfer

• Particle Technology

• Economics and Managem

Chemical Industries

• Environmental Engineerin

• Biochemical Engineering

• Safety in Chemical Plants

• Thermodynamics

• Measurements and contro

• Chemical process and plan



• Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL)

• Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL)

• Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited (ONGC)

• Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL)

• Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL)

• Reliance Petroleum Limited (RPL)

• Essar Oil Limited (EOL)

• Gas Authority of India Limited (GAIL)

• Oil India Limited (OIL)

• Tata Petrodyne

• Chennai Petroleum Corporation Limited (CPCL)

• Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation Limited

(GSPC)

• Mangalore Refinery & Petroc

• Bongaigaon Refinery & Petro

(BRPL)

• Indraprastha Gas Limited (IG

• Guru Gobind Singh Refinerie

• Travancore Fertilizers & Chem

• Pyrites, Phosphates & Chemic

• Hindustan Organic Chemica

• Bongaigaon Refinery & Petro

• Bihar Drugs & Organic Chem

• Bengal Chemicals & Pharmac

Jobs in Government Sector after B.Tech in Chemical Engineering

There are various government sector companies in various fields offering job for the B.Tech

Chemical Engineering.

Some of the top government organizations in India in chemical engineering field are listed



CHEMICAL ENGINEERS conceive and design processes to

transform and transport materials—by implementation

Technology.

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Highlights o

Chemical Engg Department - MVG

5 yrs NBA Accredited Program

Research Center Recognition

JNTUK (2014)

R D Projects (34.5 Lakhs)

MODROBS Funds (21 Lakh

Patent (01), MOUs (3)

4 University Gold Medals

(2006, 2010, 2012, 2013)



Personal skills a person should possess

to become a CHEMICAL ENGINEER?

Chemical engineers have lots of good qualities below mentioned:

Very strong in analytical and logical skills to be innovative in the market.

Highly motivated with excellent communication and coordination skills.

Team player to make a task successful.

Hard working with good organizational as well as problem solving skills.

Very good in analyzing and working towards achieving a goal or set of task

Good in conceptualization, creating designs or drawing sketches of the com

Good in using the computers and having the technology to optimize their w

Good in aspects of fields’ related to chemical engineering and should be ab

keeping the environment and safety of people in mind.



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