NCERT books are to be read and kept in highest priority. Almost 75-80% questions are directly from the book.

For rest of the conceptual or factual 20-25% questions, you will need to practice reference books.

All the best.

Dear Chiranthan,

You can refer to NCERT books first to work on your concepts.

Apart, from these books you can also refer to 

ABC of Chemistry for Classes 11 and 12 by Modern

Concise Inorganic Chemistry by JD Lee

Dinesh Chemistry guide

Practice books by VK Jaiswal (Inorganic), MS Chauhan

Hello Vishal,

After B.sc in Chemistry, you can apply for higher studies in M.sc chemistry. You will have to apply for JAM entrance exam for getting admissions in M.sc in IITs. You can get admission in other colleges and institutes as well. Some colleges provide admission on the basis of

Dear Ishita,

BITSAT is all about concepts and speed.

You can clear your concepts through NCERT books they are sufficient. NCERT books are best especially for Inorganic and Organic chemistry

After clearing your concepts it is very important to build your speed for that you need to solve as many

The aggregate % of pcb should be 50% or more. The subjects are not counted separately

Dear candidate;

Physics- Electrostatics, Atoms and Nuclie, Rotation and SHM.

Chemistry- p-Block, Alkyl Halides, Biomolecules, Thermodynamics.

Maths- Differenciation, Integration, Differencial Equations.

The CET will more or less follow the State Board weightage.

All the best

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Hello Shivam,

You can get NIT Rourkela easily with this marks. Cutoff for previous year JAM Chemistry is given below for every category seats.

NIT Rourkela M.Sc in Chemistry

OCN 47.35

OBN 33.36

SCN 27.37

STN 14.72

Good Luck.

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Dear Saurabh, 

Please elaborate your query.  

Thanks

Dear Saurabh, 

As per my view you should complete your post graduation and prepare for competitive exams. Post graduation will open many opportunities for you incase you don't make it to competitive exam.

Also preparation along with your pg can be done. You can start preparing basics like quantitative aptitude,