I am a Diploma Chemical Engineer by Nirma Uni; and BEng
(Hons) Energy & Environmental Engineer by Napier Uni;
Edinburg, UK. HPCL chemical engineering test will held on
14th July,09. So, Please send me some previous chemical
engineering papers Objective types Or material to give the
test.
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