My sister recently completed her BTech in Chemical Engineering from IIT Madras and being interested in Core only, she shared her experience.

• Curriculum: The courses under Chemical Engineering usually are Transport Phenomena (Mass, Heat & Momentum Transfer), Reaction Engineering, Process Control & Economics. Most of these courses covered obsolete ideas and idealistic scenarios that were hardly industry relevant.
• Professors: The best professors teaching core courses are Prof. Shankar, Raghu, and Niket which one gets by luck only. The best professors teaching electives are Prof. Tangirala, Pushpavanam, and Shankar Narasimhan who teach a lot of high-tech stuff.
• Job prospects: A BTech graduate in Chemical Engineering can expect roles such as Process Engineer in companies like Shell, or a Field Engineer at Schlumberger. Honestly, a UG has fewer opportunities in India and only a higher degree in Chemical Engineering can open better opportunities for you such as R&D roles in companies like HUL, ITC, and Shell.
• Research: This branch is well known for its research culture both Computational and Experimental. Computational research is conducted in fields like process modeling, signals, multivariate data analytics, and process optimization, whereas experimental research at Chemical Engineering Laboratory and Combustion Research Centre is conducted in pyrolysis, catalysis, nanotechnology, fluidized beds & columns, etc.
• Miscellaneous: Chemical Engineering students have a lot of free time on their hands which helps them focus on hobbies, side projects, passions, and non-core interests. They are also free from strenuous lab sessions and assignment deadlines.

Overall, the chemical engineering program at IIT Madras is considered to be of high quality and is a great choice for students interested in the field.

Chemical Engineering is good at NIT Warangal. If you are really passionate to the core, then you will get placed in a decent company.

Frankly speaking, the students from the Chemical Engineering branch utilize their free time to learn programming languages, and they prefer software jobs. The job opportunity ratio is relatively higher in the software field than in the Chemical Engineering field. So make a wise decision by giving initial preference to your interest

Here are some details about Chemical Engineering at MNIT Jaipur-

MNIT is a better choice than most other colleges for B.Tech Chemical Engineering. It offers better placements, faculties, and facilities for Chemical students.

The coursework provides a deep understanding of unit operations. For placements, core companies like Samsung Engineering, Reliance, TCE, Bhushan Steel, DCM, JSW Steel, CB&I, etc. visit the campus each year. Other than core companies, some tech/consultancy firms also recruit Chemical students from MNIT. 

Overall, MNIT Jaipur is a good choice for Chemical Engineering. 

I am an alumnus of B.Tech Chemical at SVNIT. 

According to me, it all depends on your interest. This branch fills at the end, at least this was the scenario when I joined SVNIT. But it offers decent placement opportunities. 

Unlike other institutions, the major courses like Heat Transfer, Mass Transfer, Fluid Flow, etc. are all taken up by Professors and Associate Professors, and not Teaching Assistants. Teaching is up to the mark, given that you are interested in the subjects. 

Core companies like Reliance, Cairn, GNFC, BASF, Lupin, etc. visit the department and recruit most of the B.Techs at decent pay packages. Some students crack GATE and opt for higher studies in India, and some others go on to do research work in reputed universities in the USA. 

This is all the important information regarding Chemical Engineering at SVNIT. 

Thapar University has one of the oldest Chemical Engineering departments but now its situation is not very good.

• Core placements are very limited. Mostly companies like J.PMorgan and ET medial-abs recruit students from these branches.
• Over the past few years, Thapar University has been solely focusing on its CS department as a result of which the other branches are suffering drastically.
• The curriculum of Chemical Engineering at Thapar University is obsolete and irrelevant to the industry trends.
• Thapar University is increasing the fees every year so people with financial constraints should reconsider.
• The professors are average and not what you expected
• The chemical engineering students have long study hours around 30 hrs/week.

I will suggest you to go some other institute preferably a NIT that charges less fees and offers better opportunities.