1. chemical bonding
2. acid base
3. s and p block elements
4. d block elements
5. f block elements
6. coordination compounds
7. Organometallic and bioinorganic chemistry
8. Mechanism of organic reactions
9. Alkanes and cycloalkanes
10. Alkenes and alkynes
11. Arenes and aromaticity
12. Alkyl and aryl halides
13. Phenol
14. ketones

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After completing BSC in chemistry you can go for regular MSc in chemistry. Or you can go for specialization in organic chemistry or in inorganic chemistry or physical chemistry.

Also you can do postgraduate diploma in analytic chemistry, postgraduate diploma in biotechnology, postgraduate diploma in nanotechnology.

Actually chemistry have

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There is a thin line or a slight difference between a Pass and an Honours (Hons) course in Bachelor of Science degree and a BSc Honours degree. Different institutions in countries have various practices but offer the same B.Sc degree as this is the standard academic degree that

Dear Aspirant,

unfortunately there are not many known textbooks containing the concepts required for COMEDK, all the three subjects, in a single textbook. However, there are many good textbooks for each of the subjects that you may utilize and take help of for the preparation of COMEDK examination , some

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Ions are the constituent particles of iconic solids. Such solids are formed by th ethree dimensional arrangements of cations and anions bound by strong coulombic forces. These solids are hard and brittle in nature. They have high melting and boiling points.

Hello Aspirant,

Yes of course you can take Biology, Physics and Chemistry in class 12th NIOS because it has no any criteria making compulsory to read Mathematics and Science in class 10th. So even if you have passed 10th NIOS without Mathematics and Science subject then also you can appear

Hi Aspirant,

Cengage Chemistry and physics is good and it provides a thorough revision of the concepts of JEE and JEE Advanced.It provides numeorus amount of solutions and questions to practise and also enhances a strong foundation.I myself have prepared from those two books and it helped me a lot.These

Hi Aspirant!

No, you cannot join metallurgy after Bsc in chemistry. The courses which you can join after BSc in Chemistry are:

• MSc Appiled Chemistry
• Msc inorganic chemistry
• Msc organic chemistry
• Msc physical chemistry
• Msc phrmaceutical chemistry
• MSc bio chemistry
• MSc Analytical chemistry
• MSc applied chemistry etc.

But if you