Chemistry
A candidate needs to have 40 per cent of marks. In total, the student must have studied Mathematics at the 10+2 or pre-university level and studied Chemistry, a related topic, earning 50 per cent in this subject at the B.Sc. level.
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As per the eligibility criteria for MSc in Chemistry at Kirori Mal College, University of Delhi, a candidate must have qualify DUET exam and should have a graduation degree with a minimum of 55-60 percentage of aggregate in the relevant field from the University of Delhi or any other equivalent
Understanding the elements is critical to successfully study chemistry. The periodic table's trends must also be understood in order to acquire more advanced chemistry principles. To learn how to study chemistry, one must also become familiar with the metric system, the scientific method, chemical nomenclature, and atomic structure.
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