Hello,

As you haven't mentioned the course as well as the issue you are facing with these subjects, so I am assuming that you want to make sure that your choice of subjects are good or not..? So here is the solution..

However, if you opt for bsc in chemistry,

Hello,

I think you've got a misconception about the BDC students in chemistry honours are not eligible for MSC in food and nutrition.

See, the individual is qualified and eligible for taking admission in the MSC course focused on FOOD AND NUTRITION.

Eligibility criteria: The candidate must have cleared the

I am afraid to tell you so that grace marks are completely depends upon the situation , if the question is little bit hard or something is wrong with the question then grace marks are given . Also it also depend upon the teacher if he/she finds your answer little

Hello,

BSc Chemistry

course deals with diff aspects of organic and inorganic chemistry

The employment areas for the BSc Chemistry graduates include pharmaceutical industries chemical manufacturers forensic science department plastic industries agrochemical industries etc

Bsc graduates can have the following job profiles :

Chemistry Teacher

Forensic Scientist

Geochemist

Hazardous Waste

Hi,

Yes you can apply for MSc in Food and Nutrition after you have completed your graduation in Chemistry.

Any graduate with a Bsc degree in Botany/Zoology/Chemistry/Biology/Food and Nutrition/Microbiology/Food science/Clinical Nutrition & dietetics/Home science/Food technology can apply for MSc in Food and Nutrition.

The only condition is that the candidate

Hi

You need to choose the code 02.

This is because,

Though you are doing BSc your highest qualification with all the three subjects i. e physics chemistry and Biology remains 10 + 2 as you don't have physics in your BSc

While those who are doing bsc and have

See if you want to apply for SPPU CCEP for MSc Microbiology then you have to follow the whole syllabus of BSc Microbiology of Pune University.

To download the syllabus you may visit the link below:

http://www.unipune.ac.in/dept/science/microbiology/microbio_webfiles/admissions.htm

I hope this helps.

Hello Aspirant,

Yes of course you should have PCB combination in your B.Sc 1st year then only code 05 is to be used otherwise your highest qualification is class 12th so you should use code 02 .

So you should use code 02 in your NEET UG 2021 Application form.

Hello Aspirant,

To be very honest,I would like to suggest that you should make your base strong by studying and understanding the concepts from NCERT.

After you understand  the basic concepts then you may start practicing questions ffrom study materials.

A lso refer various sources to get the sample papers