Chemistry
Hello,
CSIR-UGC NET is a test being conducted to determine the eligibility 'for Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) and for Lectureship/Assistant Professor' in Indian universities and colleges.
The basic CSIR UGC NET eligibility criteria that candidates must fulfil are:
Dear Student,
You have to read science in your 12th standard. Then You have to read Chemistry in your graduation. After completing your graduation you have to complete masters it's not mandatory. But you must have to complete B.ed courses for this, in mandatory basis. After then you have to
Hi
You need to choose the code 02.
This is because,
Though you are doing BVSc your highest qualification with all the three subjects i. e physics chemistry and Biology remains 10 + 2
Actually,Code 2 is for those who have already passed their 12th board examination , and this
I am assuming that you are from general category
With 54 marks
your percentile will be around 80 percentile and rank will be around 204600 - 230000 as per our rank predictor at https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-rank-predictor
And with above predicted rank , you have no chance in any government engineering colleges
UPSC, (Union Parliament Service Commission). This body is responsible for appointing candidates for various posts of governmental departments like
IAS- Indian Administrative Services (DM, SDM, Deputy Collector etc)
IPS- Indian Police Service (SP, DSP, SSP etc)
IFS- Indian foreign service
IRS- Indian Revenue service
These are the top posts
There are so many career options open for you after 12th.
Those are:
Hello Aspirant,
Yes you are eligible if and only if you have minimum aggregate of 50% separately in theory as well as practical part of Physics, Biology and Chemistry if you belongs to Unreserved category, 40% if OBC/SC/ST and 45% if PwD certificate holder in your class 12th/PUC, Grace marks
PSU you can go for after MSc through GATE:
Mineral Exploration Corporation Ltd. ( Executive trainee chemist) Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (chemist) IOCL ( asst officer quality control ) DRDO ( scientists grade b ) BARC( scientists grade b)
You check the official website of the afore mentioned to
Yes it is compulsory subject for pursuing MSc Chemistry in any of the IITS and also to get PSU jobs it's essential to have been studied. As the jobs are only achieved when an candidate pursues MSc Chemistry and to study in the field of MSc Chemistry, Mathematics
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