Hello,

To apply for Chemistry Honours through CUET, you need to fill the CUET UG form and select Chemistry as the main subject.

• For Chemistry Honours , usually you need to choose the following subjects in CUET:

  • Chemistry (compulsory)

  • English or any language

  • One or two other subjects like Physics, Maths or Biology (as per university requirements).

• Every university has its own subject combination rules. So, check the university website or information bulletin while applying.

• With 135 marks, it may be hard to get top central universities, but you can still get colleges in other universities or state-level ones.

• Try applying in multiple universities to increase your chances.

Hope it helps !

You scored 104 in Maths, 138 in English, 81 in GAT, 57 in Chemistry, and 59 in Physics in CUET 2025. Your total is around 439 out of 750. This is an average score.

With this score, it will be difficult to get admission in top central universities like Delhi University, BHU, or JNU. These universities usually need 700 or more marks.

But you still have chances in some central universities that accept lower scores. You can try for general B.Sc or BA courses in universities like Central University of Karnataka, Central University of South Bihar, and others.

You need to confirm with NEET authorities. If Assam government has such rules, you may not be eligible. You can focus on improving your marks through re-exam or explore alternate courses.

Dear student,

Unfortunately it is very unlikely to get a B. Pharmacy seat with a vocational MLT background and bridge course, even after appearing for EAMCET. Though you may have taken the EAMCET exam, the Pharmacy Council of India or PCI does not recognize vocational courses and bridge courses as equivalent to the required 10+2 standard study with science stream for pharmacy admission. The PCI have specifically made a statement the they do not approve vocational courses or bridge courses for pharmacy admission. It is better if you check the official website of the relevant university or APSCHE for accurate details about the required qualifications.

There are vacancies for final year Biochemistry students in labs, pharma companies, and research internships. You can apply for roles like lab assistant, intern, or research trainee.

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Chapter two of Class eleven Chemistry deals with the concept of chemical bonding and defines how atoms hold together in molecules The chapter explains the transfer and sharing of electrons that lead to ionic and covalent bonds respectively Ionic bonding occurs when atoms exchange electrons creating positively and negatively charged ions that attract each other Covalent bonding happens when atoms share electrons to complete their outer shell achieving stability The chapter also outlines the various types of covalent bonds like single double and triple bonds and explains how bond length bond energy and bond strength are related Polar and nonpolar covalent bonds are introduced with examples and the concept of electronegativity helps explain why some bonds are polar while others are nonpolar Students learn to draw Lewis structures of simple molecules and ions based on the octet rule and can predict the molecular shape using VSEPR theory These concepts help in understanding the physical and chemical properties of substances and build foundation for studying advanced chapters in chemistry Let me know if you want notes on specific subtopics or examples under the same format