Dear candidate honestly speaking there is no such relevant evidence that the Education related to the Biology subject is better in foreign countries than in India or it is more flexible than in India. But yes if you are additionally interested to be a part of Biology or relevant subjects

Hi Raju,

Hope you are doing well.

As per your question I understand that you hate physics and chemistry too much but I have an option for you can join to architecture branch where you can get rid of physics and chemistry at the max but there might be some

Hello aspirant,

I hope that you are doing absolutely great.

With reference to your above mentioned query, I would like to tell you that Yes, you can do Msc Chemistry and PHD in Chemistry after doing completing Bsc (Hons) in Chemistry. You can also do directly PHD in Chemistry after

See the book of RC Mukherjee's Chemistry book isn't available a Legal copy. So if you get any then also you will get an pirated version of the books pdf.

I would recommend you to go for a Physical Copy if possible because the physical copy will help you much

Hi there,

Syllabus of JEE MAIN chemistry is following:

Some basic concepts in chemistry .

States of matter.

Atomic structure

Chemical bonding and molecular structure

Chemical thermodynamics

Solutions

Equilibrium

Redo reaction and Electro chemistry

Chemical kinetic

Surface chemistry

Classification of elements and Periodicity in properties

General principal and process of

• Solutions
• Chemical kinetics
• Electrochemistry
• Alcohol, ether and phenol
• Carboxylic acid
• Biomolecules
• P block
• D and f block
• Coordinate chemistry
• Amines!

Hi

List some of the top colleges for BSc chemistry hons is provided below :-

---------------) St Stephens College, Delhi

---------------) Hindu College, University of Delhi

---------------) Miranda House

---------------) BHU

---------------) Loyola College

---------------) Jain University - [JU]

---------------) Madras Christian College - [MCC]

---------------) Hansraj College - [HRC]

Yes of course,

You can indeed do MCA after BSc Physics/Chemistry/Maths Some Universities ask for Maths at the 12th level some ask for Maths up to Graduation level.

Generally Eligibility for MCA is any graduate who has passed or appearing for the final year degree examination in any discipline (Science,

Dear applicant The three combinations that you have in B.Sc in way too strong to build a healthy career for you, but yes there is no restriction to knowledge. As your subject combinations are Chemistry, Microbiology and Zoology, you can try some certified courses offered by Coursera on Health Care