Chemistry
Hey,
The eligibility criteria is that The candidate must have passed the 10+2 examination from science stream with subjects Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology from a recognized board.
So it is clear that you need to have general group in 11th and 12th, which is you should have Maths,Biology, Physics
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SEE csir net exam held for five subject i.e earth science, life science. mathematics, physical science and chemical science . the eligibility criteria to appear in csir net chemistry is candidates must hold an M.Sc./BS/B-Tech or equivalent qualification in Chemistry with the required aggregate percentage. marks criteria is 55%
Hello Subham,
Yes of course you can do engineering after completing B.Sc. There are lateral entry exams which are conducted by AICTE approved colleges. You have to take entry through these entrance tests.
However, it will be a complete waste of time, if you ask me because by the time
Hi there,
Master of Science(Chemistry) is a two-year postgraduate course that offers deep knowledge in the field of chemistry. Coming to your point of comparison between two different NIT's.
See, I would suggest you go with the NIT tricky because it has amazing placement and good academic with campus life.
hi,
see generally most of the college admission for b.sc course is based on 10+2 score. however some of the tier 1 institute has entrance test, which need to be applied by candidates, based on score and performance in entrance test, students may appear for admission process. I have mentioned
Hi Harsh!
No doubt the level of subjects in 11th class is much more difficult/higher than that of subjects of 10th class. Upto 10th class Physics, chemistry and biology were studied as only one subject. But from 11th class onwards they are recognized as different subjects are studied in-depth. If
Hello,
To be good at chemistry, you should first remember the periodic table thoroughly.
Remembering the periodic table thoroughly means you should not just remember the elements name but also their different properties, reactions and exceptions. Then you should move on to the molecular formulae, then their reactions and equations.
Hello Ranveer,
Yes, you are eligible to study Master of Computer Applications (MCA) course after completion of degree in Physics, Chemistry and English. Mathematics subject is not compulsory or necessary in graduation to study MCA course. But in 10+2 you must have Mathematics subject to write MCA CET exam.
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Hi aspirant,
On calculating the best of four subjects without physical education, your percentage would be 93.25 and if we replace physical education with the subject you have scored lowest, it increases to 94.75. In both the cases, your chances are good and a seat for BA in English could
Hi Aspirant,
Hope you are doing great as per the question asked by you there are many colleges in coimbatore which offers B.SC in chemistry some of which are:
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