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if you specify which entrance exam it would be easier to tell the exact rank.  as many entrance exam is conducted for the msc chemistry  such as  BHU PET, JNUEE, DUET, IPU CET, etc.

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Forensic science involves the study of scientific applications and applying scientific knowledge during the investigation of the crime.

The relation is that you have to use the chemistry while investigation that by which chemical crime is done example-analyze blood, DNA etc  which is the study of forensic science.Basically,it

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To get the syllabus for Delhi University MSc. Chemistry syllabus you can check this link: http://chemistry.du.ac.in/msc.html or http://chemistry.du.ac.in/pdf/MSc_Chemistry_Syllabus_July_2018.pdf

The syllabus given here is for the year 2018.These links contain complete information about the course that includes credits per semester, examination patterns, assessment criteria and a detail syllabus.

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see it is difficult to predict about any particular chapters since the questions pattern would be mcq type. duration of the exam will be two hours. eligibility criteria to appear in du m.sc chemistry entrance test is as follows:

Candidates must complete B.Sc. (Hons.) Chemistry (3 Years Course after

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This is the syllabus is not too vast.  Most important topic is heterocyclic , Nitrogen containing compounds ,Hydrocarbons ,Spectroscopy and General organic chemistry like Name reactions, reducing agents and oxidising agents. In Physical chemistry Kinetics, Solid State , Thermodynamics and gaseous Quantum and Equilibrium .

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To be eligible to appear for NEET you must have 10+2 with Biology, Physics, Chemistry and English with at least 50% (For general category), 45% (OBC category) and 40% (if you belong to SC/ST/PWD) from a recognized board or university. It is most important for candidates to select

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It's quite difficult to get the question papers of particular universities and that to a particular semester in a subject. Same is with Andhra University. To get the papers, you can either type some keywords on Google and check. If you don't get them, check on the official website

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Yes, you can neet examination after passing chemistry as a private candidate.

This is because,

The case of eligibility of private candidates for Neet examination is in Supreme Court but until the supreme court gives its judgement, private candidates are  eligible for Neet examination, so as a private candidate

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The educational eligibility criteria for UPSC CSE is that You need to have completed you graduation. So Candidates must hold a graduation degree in any discipline from a reputed university. After this you need to qualify the Union Public Service Commission Civil Services Exam. The exam itself is structured

Yes, you may consider MBA after Graduation in Chemistry and might be a good idea considering the career scope and prospects. You need to prepare for CAT as well as Other Entrance XAT/ MAT/ NMAT/ SNAP. Aceing these examinations with a great percentile, you may be called for a GD/PI/WAT