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The education eligibility criteria for NEET unreserved candidates mention that  a minimum of 50% has to be obtained in the 10+2 examinations with Physics, Chemistry and Biology (PCB) as the major subjects.

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The eligibility criteria of NEET states that, the applicant must have passed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology or Biotechnology and English as core subjects.

The percentage of class 12th required for NEET 2021 examination is different for each category. The qualifying score is the aggregate marks only for

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There is no such mentioned in the eligibility criteria for applying msc chemistry course in central university of tamilnadu. The admission in central university of tamilnadu is done through common entrance test . In the eligibility criteria it is mentioned that you should have bachelor degree in chemistry or

Hello,

Yes, in Class 12 result, minimum 50% aggregate in Physics , Chemistry & Biology is required to be eligible for MBBS admission through NEET . This 50% includes both Practical & Theory added together. This is made mandatory by Medical Council of India.

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Good to hear that you are pursuing your interest in academics especially chemistry.

After M.Sc in Chemistry you can apply for,

• Geo-Scientist through Combined Geo-Scientist Preliminary Examinations (conducted by UPSC)
• Chemist
• Research analyst
• Assistant professor
• Research engineer
• Production supervisor
• Senior research associate
• Quality control analyst
• Research officer
• Lab technologist

Hello student,

There are various opportunities after bsc chemistry.
You can go for MSc in chemistry or
Here I'm mentioning some courses you can pursue....
MSc in drug chemistry
MSc in physical and materials chemistry
MSc in organic pharmaceutical chemistry
MSc in analytical chemistry

See,after higher studies, there are many

Hello student,

If you are talking about GRE and IELETS, then i guess you are talking about pursuing masters abroad.Writing GRE is compulsory and you will have to either write TOEFL or IELETS which are english examinations and you need to qualify them with a good score to get a