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As you have told your separate marks in theory and practical of chemistry, so first of all you should be passed overall in chemistry then only you will be eligible. If you are overall passed in chemistry then if we calculate aggregate of pcb subject then it is

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After earning a B. Sc. in Chemistry, you can actually do a lot of different things. if you follow the standard procedure. Then, of course, you can pursue an M. Sc. in Chemistry. For an MSc or iPhD from prestigious colleges like IIT, IISc, or Tifr, you can

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YES, you will be eligible for NEET exam with aggregate 70 percentage in PCB.

The Eligibility criteria for NEET Exam is as follows :

1. NEET eligibility marks in class 12 to be considered are aggregate marks only for PCB subjects

• UR - 50%,

• OBC/SC/ST - 40%,

• PWD

If you wish to become a professor in Medical college, then you have to complete at least a PhD degree in Biochemistry/Chemistry/Clinical Chemistry/Nuclear Medicine etc which are allied and interdisciplinary subjects of Chemistry which you can do after your Masters. So if you wish to become a professor then you

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There is no subject wise cut off in JEE Mains.You qualified the examination or not that depends on your percentile which is mentioned on the scorecard of your JEE Mains result. Calculating your total marks then it will be 171 which is very good marks. You percentile will be

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Basic experience is required to be chemistry lecturer at government engineering college.  You need to apply application related to chemistry exams if you got good results they will take you to interview.  They will definitely ask that how much experience that you have before and they can ask to

If you have finished the physics, biology, and 5 chapter from chemistry portions of your entire syllabus, you may take an exam covering the entire course. Your concept quality will improve if you answer the questions from there. Giving a thorough mock exam allows you to assess your strengths and

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Post-graduate education in chemistry is generally pursued by students who have an undergraduate degree in the same field.

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Your post graduate in chemistry which you have pursued in year 2013 to 2015 is still valid and can be used anywhere don't worry it is valid everywhere wherever

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With its vast research potential and job opportunities in fields like biomedical technology, bioinformatics, biomaterials, genetics, drug design, and many other areas, a BSc in biotechnology could be a better choice if you're interested in research.

B.Sc. Zoology is also a good choice if you want to teach in