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I Had PCB in my 12th standard i.e. biology was an essential subject in 10+2 level and now Im persuing B.sc. with ZBC and i want to admission in M.sc. chemistry through IIT JAM, am i eligible to take examination??

lakshita shaan 3rd Oct, 2020

hey,

to be eligible for M.S chemistry you are required to study chemistry subject for all three years of graduation or six semesters and you must have studied mathematics subject in your 10+2 that is i guess you are not fulfilling  , institutions offering M.Sc chemistry are - IITB, IITD,

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important topic of physics, chemistry and math which come in jnu MSC lifesciences entrance exam?

Subhrajit Mukherjee 12th Nov, 2020

As per my knowledge for MSc entrance you have to just give the examination of the subject you want to pursue for your case its Msc Life science. Now for that the question is usually from 10+2 and some from BSc. So you will have a lot of competition as

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how many salery after msc chemistry monthly salery

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sir/mam i got 92.5 marks in top 4 pcm which college i get i want to take admission in chemistry honours. I am from general category

Prachi Pant 2nd Oct, 2020

Hi Pooja

First of all, if you are willing to take admission in chemistry honours don't take your 'Best Four' percentage into consideration as the eligibility criteria for science courses is done by calculation of you science score percentage.

You need to calculate your PCM percentage for getting admission in

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I get 92.5% in pcm and language which college I get for admission in chemistry honours.

lakshita shaan 2nd Oct, 2020

hey,

your percentage is quite good , here are some of the best colleges offering same

1. SRM institute of science and technology, chennai

2. lovely professional university, phagwara

3. jamia millia islamia , new delhi

4. indian institute of technology, bombay

5. maharaja sayajirao  university of baroda, vadodara

6.

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Is MTG fingertips chemistry enough to score good in neet 2021?

Ishani J 2nd Oct, 2020

Dear aspirant,

Chemistry carries 180 marks in NEET. If you aspire to get a score of say, above 100, for that you need to get your basics and concepts clear and nothing can help you with that except NCERTs and books like ABC chemistry, Dinesh or Concise. You don't need

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I didnt score 50in physics but my pcb aggregate is 52.6percent.ie bio 53/100, physics 46/100, chemistry 59/100 but I dont know whether Im eliglible to sit in NEET EXAM or not. and for joining mbbs college admission which is based on it . and I belong to UR category

Zeenat Saba 11th Nov, 2020

Hii,

In order to be eligible for NEET and for admission in any medical college,

candidates must qualify 12th class  examination with Chemistry , Biology , Physics and English subjects. For General category candidates, it is mandatory to score 50% marks in 12th grade in aggregate including all the marks

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for UR category it is 50% like how. is that theory+practical =50 %or P+C+B=50 % ie(150/300).? what is the meaning of taken together in physcis, chemistry,and biology? I need correct answer.

lakshita shaan 2nd Oct, 2020

hey,

i hope you are well

the aggregate of PCB marks means you need to calculate the percentage of your three subjects that are physics , chemistry and biology together , let say if you have scored 70 marks in chemistry out of 100 , 60 marks in physics out

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What is physical science with chemistry

Aman Ghatiya 2nd Oct, 2020

Hello Rahul, Among the physical sciences are astronomy, which studies the universe beyond Earth; physics, which studies matter and energy and their interactions; chemistry, which studies the properties of substances and how they change; and the Earth sciences, which study Earth itself as well as its atmosphere and waters.

Hope

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