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I want to study chemistry honours after hs.what percentage of marks is needed in the specific subject and in total?

Shweta Pai 22nd Aug, 2018

Hello,

The basic eligibility criteria is passing 10+2 in Science with minimum 50% marks in Chemistry and/or aggregate from a recognized board or university.

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I want to become a scientist so what should i go through, i interested in biology and chemistry and can i do research after taking pharmacy?

Manish Thakur 24th Aug, 2018

Hi Yash,

If you are in class XI or XII currently then you can attempt the KVPY exam which is the best way for someone young to make a career in the scientific research field.

Good Luck!

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Which books are better for neet UG 2019 for a dropper to revise and practice for physics, chemistry and biology in one year

Siimran Pal 21st Aug, 2018

Hi Owais, 

Dropper as in you have taken a drop of a year?

FIRSTLY you should have a grip on NCERT basics which can be studied through school textbooks and mock papers

books by HC VERMA, DC PANDEY CAN be helpful for physics

same varieties for the chemistry and biology

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short listed student list of these year msc chemistry

Anonymous 21st Aug, 2018

Hii

College usually put up on its bulletin board the list of the students who have shortlisted for admission in M.sc Chemistry. So, I will suggest you to look for that list & in case you didn't get it then kindly contact the respective college & ask them about the

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Hello I have secured 66% in class 12 but i got only 36 marks in chemistry. So i eligible for NEET-2019 & councelling process. Plz reply soon

Anonymous 21st Aug, 2018

Hii

You need to 50% in Aggregate in Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Bio-technology in their Class 12 or HSC examination. Your combined percentage PCB should be min. 50% in General & 40% in Reserved Category. If it is then you are eligible otherwise not.

Following is the NEET Eligibility Criteria 2019

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How to join IISC bangalore for pursuing BSc in chemistry?

zubin916 30th Sep, 2018

Admission to BS courses is on basis of Jee Mainand Advanced exams as well as KVPY. 

Minimum 60%aggregate marks in 12th is mandatory under General category.

Admission process shared below. 

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/iisc-bs-eligibility-criteria


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Give study material of jam preparation in chemistry

ruchika.chauhan Expert 20th Aug, 2018

Dear Sagar,

A proper study plan for JAM Chemistry exam can help you in fetching good marks in the exam. Paper can become easy if you plan and prepare strategically for the exam. Before starting your preparation it is necessary to know about the syllabus of the exam.

Prepare a

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I am obc candidate , my marks in 12th ,physics 35, biology 47,chemistry 47 .can I eligible for neet exam..

mahimadogra_6929406 Student Expert 19th Aug, 2018

Hey.

To be eligible to take the NEET exam you need to pass the subjects Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English Individually. If you belong to the OBC Category then along with passing, you also require a minimum aggregate of 40% marks in PCB. Considering your marks in PCB you seem

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Hello sir , i am student of B.Sc. 2nd year. Can i eligible for iit jam 2019 chemistry?

Meghna chawla 19th Aug, 2018
Hello!!!
JAM Eligibility Criteria 2019 - Common Eligibility

For General/OBC (NCL) category the minimum marks will be 55 percent marks or 5.5 out of 10 aggregate in languages and subsidiaries of all the years combined.

Candidates belonging to the SC/ST and PwD categories must have secured 50 percent or 5.0
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What are the easy and mark scoring topics in physics and chemistry Neet 2019?

Parthib Basu 19th Aug, 2018

Hi Sarah,

Focus on important topics like Optics, Semi conductors, Electro magnetic waves, Electrostatics, Current Electricity, Magnetism, Atoms & Nuclei, Communication Systems, Reproduction, Genetic and Evolution, Biology and Human Welfare, Biotechnology and its Application, Acology and Environment, Solid State, Solutions, Chemical Kinetics, Periodic Table, Polymers, Organic Chemistry.
Thank you and

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