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Sir, can I do B.Tech in petrochemical directly after XII, as I have qualified the Jee main 2017 and also have 57% in XII.

B.Tech in petroleum is four year undergraduate course and candidates passed 12th with PCM as main paper are eligible for admission.

For admission in some institutes minimum required aggregate is 60% in PCM.

Some of the best institutes for Petroleum Engineering are :-

IIT Maharshtra.

ISM Dhanbad.

UPES Dehradun.

The admission in these universities are offered on basis of score in JEE Main or on the basis of entrance examination conducted by university ( UPESEAT ).

No, you can not take admission in B.Tech because for taking admission in any IIT's or NIT's you must have to score at least 75% in 12th and also you have to crack JEE mains and then after JEE Advance to get admission in IIT Institute.

Yes, you are eligible for Bachelor's of Technology in Petrochemical after completion of 12th class from any affiliated board. As you have qualified JEE mains exam, so you have to participate in the counseling process to get the admission in best engineering institute.
After getting the counseling result, you have to visit the campus personally and complete the admission process. After that you have to submit your one semester fee.
After finishing the admission procedure, you can start your classes from the schedule given by the institute.

Yes, candidates passed 12th with PCM stream are eligible to pursue B.Tech in petroleum engineering.

The admission in institutes in the specified course is offered on basis of score in Mains examination while few university as UPES conducts also conducts entrance examination of its own for admission in course.

For UPES admission it is necessary to have at least 60% in PCM.

So, you must prepare for examination to get admission.

Eligibility Criteria Required to do B.Tech in Petrochemical Engineering after completion of 12th Class :

There is a certain eligibility criteria that is required in order to pursue B.Tech in Petrochemical Engineering.

>> In general, the minimum percentage required in 12th Class is 60% marks or more than that. As you have secured 57% marks in 12th Class, there may be less chances for you to pursue B.Tech in Petrochemical Engineering course.

>> You may get admission into this course in two modes
* Through JEE Examination
* Through state level or institute level entrance examination

> If you get eligibility to appear in any one of the above mentioned examinations, there is a possibility to pursue this course if you secure good marks in entrance examination.

Yes, B.Tech in Petrochemical is possible directly after 12th standard but you have to fulfill the following:

You have to score at least 60% marks in 12th standard.
You must have passed 12th standard from any well reputed school.
You have to secure successful seat in online counseling process.
You shall have documents like proof for age, residence proof, photo, parent id etc.

Your course duration will be of four years in which you have to pursue summer training aftre completion og 2nd year as well as third year.

Yes, you are eligible to get admission in b.tech petorleum after 12th.

The admission in course will be offered on basis of JEE entrance score in IIT, ISM and other institutes where as for admission in UPES Dehradun admission is conducted through entrance test as well as JEE score and merit score of 12th.

So, for more details about the admission visit official website of institutes.

Yes you are eligible to pursue B.Tech after completing Intermediate. As you have qualified JEE MAINS also. But trade will be issued to you as per marks obtained by you.

Yes, as you have completed 12th so you can get admission into an engineering college.

Petrochemical course is rarely available in engineering colleges.

There are very few colleges that run this course in their campus.

In Private universities, you can apply for direct admission for Petrochemical course.

They may conduct entrance exam for admitting you.

While some colleges, admit candidates on the basis of merit generated by evaluating previous scores.