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You should do BEd if you're interested in teaching at school level, after its completion you can appear for CTET or state level TETs, next if you're interested in pursuing a career in pharmacy then you can do MSc In Pharmaceutical Chemistry which mainly deals with development and in-depth

Hi Aspirant,

In kcet Objective (MCQs - Multiple Choice Questions)  type questions are asked for total 180 questions (60 questions per subject) . In physics , questions from topics like Laws of Motion , Work, Energy & Power, Electric Charges and Fields ,Electrostatic Potential and Capacitance ,Current Electricity,etc are asked.

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The answer will be biased and completely researched. As you've mentioned which is best among B.Sc integrated chemistry and B.Tech. The fees of B.Tech is expensive than B.Sc course.

See, Bachelor of Technology is a professional degree that has a good job scope with a lot of opportunities

Hello Aspirant,

This is a five-year integrated M. Sc. program in chemistry. After completing the course, you're awarded a Master's degree in Chemistry.

The programme in the first two years is common to all science students, where they are taught basic concepts. After 3rd year they get bifurcated.

Eligibility: candidates

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As you have attempted for the JEE Main paper-2 Entrance exam ie, NATA exam and also you have scored a decent marks. So as you have mentioned your physics, chemistry and maths percentile you can easily calculate your overall percentile. By seeing your all the three subjects marks i

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It is very difficult to predict the college but according to you,  you got 91.7% in class 12. You do not mention your category. So I am assuming that you belong to general category. There is minimum chance to get admission to Delhi University for B.Sc  chemistry. Because

Hello Aspirant,

No, there is no need to fill another application form for another merit based course instead you can mention both the course in same application form of DU until and unless two course are on different basis like one is entrance basis and another one is merit basis.

Hello candidate,

The JEE Mains examination mostly tests the analytical and study related knowledge of the student in terms of the concept clarity, practice of questions, and in depth knowledge about a particular topic.

Talking about Chemistry considering JEE Mains examination in particular you can refer to some books such

Yes, you are eligible to take the JET (Joint Entrance Test) for agriculture courses with the topics of biology, chemistry, and agriculture if you were a PCB (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology) student in grades 11 and 12. The JET is one of several agricultural admission tests that let applicants select