Hello

Yes you are eligible for both need UG and AIIMS as well.

This is because,

With 64 % in PCB and 66.75 % in PCBE you satisfy both neet and Aiims eligibility criteria as a obc category student requires at least 40% in aggregate of PCB and for Aiims

Hello Aspirant!!!

Analysis is an integral part of any chemical reactions or specially when you calculate the yield of any product after synthesis. Now analytical Chemistry makes sure that you gather profound knowledge regarding different spectroscopic methods. There are different jobs which you can apply such as

• Analytical Chemist.
• Quality

Hello,

If you're enquiring about the post of faculty for chemistry in any specific college then you need to visit the official website to know more about the recruitment process, if you have qualified CSIR NET then you can apply for the post of faculty in any college, the official

Hi there,

Yes with absolute determination you can clear your neet cutoff very easily. Since you have prepare two subjecys very well then all you need to do is to focus well on one subject to enhance tour knowledge.

Chemistry is quite tough but surely not than ohusics si you

No you must clear the chemistry exam first and overll percentage should by atleast 60%.

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing absolutely great.

So with regard to your query, YES absolutely you can go for the chemical engineering course after completion of Chemistry honours in BSc. There are various colleges across India providing you this course, checkout these colleges from the following link: https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-be-btech-in-chemical-engineering-colleges-in-india

Hope

Hello Aspirant,

No there is no need to give your graduation certificate while registration for NEET UG but during admission process it will be required, so arrange it by that time.

your highest qualification with PCB remain 10+2 because you don't have Physics in your Bachelor's programme therefore for NEET

Dear aspirant !

Hope you are doing great ! Yes definitely you can still get 90 percent in next exams by giving your hundred percent but definitely it will very tough for you ! As we all know chemistry paper is very easy and scoring and you score very less