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First of all the eligibility criteria for appearing for NEET varies with respect to category when it comes to ST category then you need 40% aggregate in physics, chemistry and biology, which is marks should be around 120. Taking your marks into consideration it is not enough for you

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For further studies you have to exam like toefl for US and Canada.  Ielts or pet for uk,Australia and new Zealand.

Celpip for Canada.

CAE or CPE for UK. Scoring good in this entrance exam will give you admission in foreign colleges as many of colleges accepting admission through

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I'm sorry to say this, I but if you are looking for btech degree..

BTech is a bachelor degree of engineering

Duration of coarse is 4 year..

If you had compartment in chemistry..

So , you are not eligible for btech admission because at the time of admission

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Ncert will actually help  to built your foundation  which leads you to get a good marks but its better to study more books to basically build  the unique thinking as well as problem solving skills which will not only in interview conducted.

Here are some the books you may

With chemistry , its better to have Mathematics as a subsidiary subject. Many state Universities demand for Mathematics as subsidiary subject for the admission of MSc. Also in chemistry you will have Quantum Mechanics. So if you have Mathematics it will be easier to learn such tough topics.

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Yes, you can definitely do that. If you're going for B.sc, just the aggregate of physics, chemistry, maths/biology is taken into account.

However, if you're going for other courses, you need to calculate best 4 percentage aggregate. So, if you're taking physical education as a subject in the same,

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In which university or colleges you want to take admission you have not mentioned clearly. So it is a little bit of confusing that the particular University you are asking for admission in MSC chemistry. Now just one week ago it has been known from educational  sources that

BSc Hons in chemistry have a wide branch of applications. You can pursue Biochemistry, Chemical Engineering etc fields after your completion of BSc Chemistry. Also you can do MSc in chemistry from premiere institute in India like TIFR,IISER,IIT etc.So you have a lot of scope in academia.

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