Hey aspirant,

Yes, you can study MSc in astrophysics from Osmania University after BSc in chemistry. The eligibility criteria for the same is that the candidates have to  :-

• Pass higher secondary or an equivalent course from a recognized examination board in the science stream.

• Have an aggregate

Hey aspirant,

BDS is not a bad course. In the long run you will get benefited if you pursue it.

However, pursuing BDS from a provate colleges can require a large amount of fees.

So, if you are not able to pay that much amount of fees you can consider

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing well,

You have scored good marks but as your question is incomplete and not clear we didn't get what exactly you are willing to know or get information about, so please be clear with your question so that we can provide you required information.

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Msc Chemistry: is a two year masters course, where you are delivered with advanced knowledge about various fields related to chemistry, such as quantum physics, inorganic semimicro, analytical chemistry, thermodynamics, spectroscopic methods in chemistry, etc.

Msc Forensic Science: it is another 2 year graduation course where you  are taught

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing well,

There are many Colleges or Universities taking admission in PG courses like MSc/MTech/MA and for that you may need to qualify respective Entrance Exams. But you haven't mentioned for which college or university you are willing to know the syllabus for MSc chemistry

Hello there. Hope you are doing good. You have not mentioned the name of entrance exam you are willing to appear. Every entrance exam has different cutoffs based on certain parameters such as total number of seats, total students appeared and other factors. I suggest you to provide necessary details

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Yes, there are some eligibility criteria. Your age should not be less than 17 when you are appearing for NEET, similarly upper age limit is 25. Candidates must have completed their board examination from a recognized board and they must have an 50% in their PCB total for UR

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No! They are not.

NCERT helps you to build concepts, understand the subject when you are studying it for 1st time, for better score in KVPY you must read some peripheral material for physics you have to read H.C. Verma for strengthening your concepts, solve the numericals from it,

Hi Aspirant,

To study applied chemistry you need to understand the basics first and then define your problem.Once you have defined and categorize the problem try learning about them from the books that i will mention below.Applied chemistry requires lot of patience and a concentrative mind is crucial.After doing this

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It is a good advantage for Medical science students to become forensic scientists. Forensic science is not a branch or discipline of science, but it is a catch-all for various distinct branches. Various universities in India offer certificate, bachelor and master courses in Forensic Science.  Master of Science (MSc)