IIT Dhanbad is a good option for students to pursue a degree in chemical engineering. The institute falls in the upper hand in terms of academic offerings and career placements. Even this institution has developed a lot in the past five years.

A few reasons for choosing IIT Dhanbad for chemical engineering are as follows:

• According to the NIRF report 2023 IIT Dhanbad raked 17 among all top engineering institutes in the country this depicts the academic excellence, infrastructure, faculty strength, etc.
• All of the faculty members are intelligent and welcoming. They are extremely knowledgeable in their fields. Their course syllabus is appropriate for students who are interested in working in the core industry in the future.

• About 70-80% of students are accepted for campus job placement in IIT Dhanbad. The average package ranges between INR 16-17 LPA and the highest package is around INR 56 LPA. The top employers for ECE professionals are Google, Microsoft, Oracle, Goldman Sachs, 

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• IITs often have strong alumni networks which can be helpful for networking, placements, and internships. Vinay Kumar Dewan (Founder and Chairman of Bramco Group, Bahrain. Operates in Middle East, India, Germany, UK, and USA), Dr. Ganesh Thakur- Vice President, Chevron Corporation, USA. 2012 International President, Society of Petroleum Engineers, USA), Dr. Mihir Sinha (Energy finance specialist. Former Vice President of J. P. Morgan, USA). And many more eminent professionals are part of IIT Dhanbad.

In conclusion, IIT Dhanbad would be a good choice for pursuing chemical engineering. With its established reputation, experienced faculty, placement opportunities, and well-equipped campus. It creates a favorable environment for academic as well as personal growth.

Dayanand Sagar College of Engineering is a well-known college in Bangalore, India that offers a variety of undergraduate and graduate programs in engineering, including Information Science and Engineering (ISE).

In terms of rankings, the college is ranked among the top 150 engineering colleges in India by NIRF (National Institutional Ranking Framework) in 2020. The ISE department at the college also has a good reputation and is known for its experienced faculty and good placement opportunities.

It's important to note that individual experiences can vary, and it's always a good idea to do your own research and speak with current students or alumni to get a better understanding of what the college is like for ISE specifically.

Let me clear the general misconception that the level of MSc Maths at BITS Pilani is similar to the 10+2 level. Class 12th Maths is highly analytical while MSc Maths is full of definitions, theories, and proofs. The pedagogy adopted is poor and the majority of students study this subject despite a lack of interest.

For someone who has no interest in Analytical stuff, courses such as ERA, Topology, and Functional Analysis can be very challenging. Some courses which will intrigue you will be of no use because BITS follows the relative grading system where you are graded according to how well you perform as compared to others.

Overall, if you like complex theories and expressions then go for it, but if you too have no interest in complex theories it’s better to not take it. 

While many claims that Maths+CS is the best combo, let me tell you that you can take 3–4 Maths courses that help in CS as electives in your CS degree. MSc in Maths is a suitable option only if you are willing to pursue a career in Mathematical research, else the best dual degree option is MSc in Economics. The curriculum is light and knowledgeable.