Hi,

The eligibility criteria for GUJCET-2021 states that a candidate must have cleared in all subjects in class 12th. Since, you failed in physics and chemistry in GSEB board, you are not eligible to appear for GUJCET as they both are main subjects.

You will have to appear first for

Hello Twinklr,

If you want to do MSc after BSc chemistry then you will study different sub- branches in different semesters in DDUGU Gorakhpur like you will study Molecular chemistry, Inorganic chemistry, Analytical chemistry ,Medicinal chemistry etc. The syllabus may vary from college to colleges.

You can visit official website

Dear Student,

If you want to do MSc after bsc chemistry then you will study different sub branches in different semesters in ddugu gorakhpur like you will study molecular chemistry,inorganic chemistry,analytical chemistry,medicinal chemistry etc the syllabus  varies from college to college they offer masters of Science in chemistry.You can download

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Hello,

To pursue B.Sc Chemistry you must have passed 10+2 with Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry from a recognized board with minimum percentage of marks. You need to fulfill the eligibility criteria laid by the concerned authorities to get admission in a college in the preferred course. So if you have

Hey,

The chapter General Organic Chemistry (GOC) of11th basically comprises of,

- About Crabon and it's structure, properties and bonding nature,

- Different Functional Group and their association,

- Isomerism

- Electronic effect in Bonds like Inductive effect, Hyperconjugation, etc.

Last but not the least few exceptional cases in organic

Hello Aspirant,

See the marks and corresponding percentile which you have mentioned is not matching because on 128 marks out of 300 marks in JEE-Main 2021 it is not possible to have such low percentile, this can only be possible in the case if the paper for that shift is

Hi

No, you cannot choose code 5 .

This is because,

You don't have physics in your graduation but for code 5 it is mandatory to have physics in graduation as code 5 is for all those who are doing BSc and has all the three of Physics , chemistry