What should i choose between IIT Indore (cse) and IIT Delhi (chemical engineering)?

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Admin Posted On - Jul 9, 2024

IIT Delhi is consistently ranked among the top engineering institutions in India. Its brand name will significantly improve your employment prospects after graduation. Moreover, the ‘IIT’ tag will be beneficial if you apply for higher education in foreign universities in the near future.

The Chemical Engineering program at IIT Delhi is known for its rigorous curriculum.

The department has state-of-the-art facilities and top industry collaborations. This allows the students to gain excellent research exposure. Moreover, the placements at IIT Delhi are better than those at IIT Indore due to the former’s strong industry connections.

Chemical Engineering graduates from IIT Delhi find job opportunities in diverse sectors including petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, environmental engineering, and even in finance and consulting. IIT Delhi's vast and influential alumni network can be invaluable for your career growth.

Here’s a comparison between IIT Delhi and IIT Indore for your reference:

Particulars	IIT Delhi	IIT Indore
Year of Establishment	1961	2009
NIRF Ranking 2023 (Engineering Category)	2	14
Highest CTC (2023)	INR 2.5 CPA (Overall)	INR 68 LPA (CSE)
Median CTC (2023)	-	INR 28.57 LPA (CSE)
Average CTC (2023)	INR 17.60 LPA (Overall)	INR 30.89 LPA (CSE)
% Batch placed (2023)	84.94% (Overall)	96.83% (CSE)

(The branch-wise placement stats for IIT Delhi are not available).

Due to the various reasons listed above, I would recommend you choose Chemical Engineering at IIT Delhi over CSE at IIT Indore.

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Pratik Parikh Posted On - Apr 11, 2023

Lives in Bangalore

For an engineering student, his choice of branch is very crucial as it is the determining factor of his career. The institute is important no doubt but only for 4 years. For the rest of your life, your branch will shape your career more than anything.

The scope of Chemical Engineering is very wide and covers a humongous range of fields like

Oil and Gas industry
Petrochemical industry
Fertilizer industry
Nuclear industry
Steel industry
Paint industry
Pharmaceutical industry
Cement industry

Chemical Engineering graduates are sought by the above industries at large.

The work of a chemical engineer is to operate the plants optimally. He is also responsible for designing the plants along with a team of other branch engineers. India has less scope in this industry in comparison to abroad. With topics covered like thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, and heat transfer the branch has more of a physics element than a chemical element.

It’s completely on you which industry or nature of work you are willing to go for. It’s important to note that the career growth of a chemical engineer will not be as fast-paced as that of a CS graduate but the wait will be worth it in the end.