Hey! Hi Elizavelpandi.

You may go for MASTERS in CHEMISTRY i.e. ANALYTICAL, ORGANIC, etc.

Further after MASTERS go for CBSE NET, JRF Exams.

This will land you as a Assistant Professor in a College.

Hope this helps you.

Thanks.

For being eligible for NEET you have to qualify 12 with 55%. 

hi diptangshu ,

• Jadavpur University, Calcutta
• Asutosh College, Kolkata
• Scottish Church College, [SCC] Kolkata
• Presidency University, [PU] Kolkata
• University of Calcutta, [UC] Kolkata
• Techno India Saltlake, [TIS] Kolkata
• JIS Group, Kolkata

all the best

First of all never keep that in mind that you have reservations. That will lead to lesser efforts. 

Now,

Physics- Practice MCQs as many as possible. Solve previous year papers and do mock tests. Try practising JEE Main level sums because physics in NEET is getting tougher

Chem- Inorganic- NCERT

hi aditya ,

thank you for approaching us . you can follow the following key steps with focus , interest and concentration to be good in chemistry .

• Grasp the category of chemistry you're studying. ...
• Read the assigned chemistry material before going to class. ...
• Listen to your chemistry 

dear student

Study the concepts from ncert. Solve all the exercises and examples. For reference,you should solve the previous year question papers.

Chemistry is based on memory and observation . So you should have a good range of memory

In my opinion , NCERT is enough if you cover it

It depends on your category and to which state you belongs to.

Yes it is very much possible to join MBBS after Bsc in Chemistry. You need to have atleast 50 % in aggregate in Physics, Chemistry and Biology in class 12 though. The upper age limit for general candidates is 25.

All the best!