Hello,

You have not mentioned your category assuming that you belong to general category you have chances of getting seat in the following colleges in B.Sc (Hons) Chemistry  considering the previous year cut off in (special cut off)

• Acharya Narendra Dev College: 93.33
• Bhaskaracharya College of Applied Sciences: 91.33
• Motilal

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Yes , MSC 1st Year students are eligible to apply for CSIR NET. The students vare required to appear under results awaited category. They need to submit a document signed by the HOD or head of their institution stating that you are the student of that institution and you

Dear student,

To calculate your marks for class 12 you need to consider the best 5 scores,  i.e. consider any 5 subjects in which you got highest marks but English is mandatory to be considered. So you need to consider your marks in English and other 4 subjects in which

hello aarcha

I hope you are doing good .  I would like to aware you that admission criteria is different in different colleges of  du . In north campus colleges like hansraj , kiroimal , PCM marks are considered for calculation of cut off due to which clearing cut off

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If you want to take admission in BSC mathematics or MSc mathematics then math is compulsory in your 12th class for every colleges. And BITSAT is mainly entrance examination for Birla institute of technology and science college. If they are suggest you that yoi have to giving pass subject

Hello aspirant,

Eligibility criteria for MSc in Chemistry

Aspiring candidates for MSc in Chemistry need to have a bachelor's degree in Science from any recognized university or college. The candidate should essentially get 50% to 60% marks at the graduation level to gain meet the basic criteria to gain entry

• Language

• Mathematics

• Physics

• Chemistry/Biology/Biotechnology/Technical Vocational Subject

• Any other subject

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MSc in chemistry is a general course. Which you have to study Bsc in chemistry 3 years after that you can do masters in chemistry which is called MSc. Now after completing this if you want to go government job then go for government job study like State government

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firstly, there are a large number of universities across India conducting their own entrance exams to provide admissions into MSc chemistry courses. then there are other exams too, such as JAM, CUCET etc., these exams help you get admissions into IITs, NITs and other central universities across India respectively.