Hi sukanya,

Here are some details about the colleges you mentioned:-

1. Jogmaya devi college : admission criteria is merit based. Annual fees is rs. 12,440 . So total fees would be near about rs. 37000. Placements are below average. Mostly in bsc with any subject the college does not

hi,

see since you have already completed your m.sc you are eligible to appear in gate exam. gate score is considered for admission to masters, phd course in India or abroad. iits offers phd admission based on gate score.

you may apply for phd course related with  relevant discipline as

Hi,

An MSc (Hons) is an undergraduate Masters degree with honours

An MSc is a postgraduate Masters degree

If you have an undergraduate degree, you should apply for the postgraduate Masters degree. If you don't have a degree, you should apply for either of the undergraduate degrees.

Hope this helps

Dear aspirants

To get admission in private or government college of bhms the least thing you will have to get is qualifying marks. Untill and unless you are not qualified you will not get admission in private colleges too. These were the last year qualifying marks for different categories

Hi

In neet application form, there are two columns :-

---) Maximum marks

---) Marks obtained

You can do either of them i. e take aggregate of 5 subjects or enter total marks obtained in 6 subjects. Just make sure that put right maximum marks i. e 600 marks in

Hi,

In 2021, only one selection list has been released by Madras Christian college for students willing to take admission in M.sc degree, Chemistry. However, if all the seats do not get filled, then they may release another selection list so keep an eye on the official website of the

Hi aspirants

both courses have best scope  in their respective field.

B. Sc Analytical Chemistry is a three-year undergraduate degree program in the field of science, which contains all the details regarding concepts, processes and research involved in Applied Chemistry.

It provides a wide range of job opportunities in the

Dear Aspirant

Hope you are doing well

Now let me go through your question

The minimum eligibility for bsc hons chemistry  is 10+2 and this course duration is 3 years

If you want to know more about it check out the link given in below https://www.careers360.com/university/panjab-university-chandigarh/bsc-chemistry-hons-course

You can also visit

Dear Aspirant,

This problem is very common and infact it used to happen to me all the time. The trick is don't just understand concepts try and implement those concepts then and there. Suppose you are studying centre of mass then you should practice questions related to it after you