Hello,

After B.Sc in BioTechnology you can find jobs in a variety of fields, both in  Public & Private sectors. You can work at Research firms, Hospitals, Pharmaceuticals, Food production firms, Clinical research firms, Laboratories, Consultation agencies, Chemical manufacturers, Educational institutes, Fertilizer manufacturers, etc.

Some of the Job profiles are:

Hi Aspirant!

Amrita offers five year integrated Programme M. Sc. Chemistry. The students are offered Master of Science degree after a duration of 5 years course.

There is good placement facility in Amrita Viswa vidyapeetham. Companies like Amazon, SBL, Times of oman, Apolla tyres, Bank of Baroda, HCL technologies, FORD

Hello, integrated MSC have their curriculum designed such that the students can  have both undergraduate and postgraduate syllabus accommodate simultaneously. It is not like you will be studying BSC in the first 3 years and MSC further. So if you quit around 3 years you will not be provided any

Hi

I'm extremely sorry to tell you dear about with 43 marks in chemistry in your 12th board examination you are not eligible for MBBS in afmc.

This is because,

As per eligibility criteria of AFMC to be eligible you should pass all the subjects in your class 12th in

Hi Aspirant,

Both fields are good as both of them can give you good teaching opportunities plus if you go for bsc physical science with chemistry then you can go in for chemistry teaching in some good schools along with other physical science subjects.If you opt for bsc life science

Hello aspirant,

is expected that you may be get a seat in SV University if we estimate from the last year results.  Also the cutoff range changes year wise, hence the minimum qualifying cutoff will be 40% if you're a PWD candidate, 45% if you're a ST/SC/OBC candidate and 50%

ISRO needs material scientists but not directly chemists. But you can go for BARC after your Integrated MSc. For ISRO , you will have to complete your MTech in Material science then you can have a job at ISRO.

Integrated PhD from TIFR , JEST participating colleges will really shape

Dear student,

NCERT is one of the best books for Chemistry . If you are preparing for both JEE Mains and JEE Advanced, then NCERT is the very basic book to start with. For JEE Mains, this book is 80% enough. Just read it thoroughlly. For the remaining portion, you