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Colleges offering MSc.Chemistry in thiruvananthapuram

NIKITA DUTT 29th Oct, 2020

Dear aspirant

The list of the colleges in thiruvananthapuram for MSc. in Chemistry are-

GCW, Kerala University, MGC and MIC college

All the best.


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if i have physics as my additional subject and math, chemistry being main subject. Can I give JEE main

Anirudh Singh 29th Oct, 2020

Hi,

Inorder to give JEE Main, a candidate must have Physics, Chemistry and Maths examinations enlisted in their boards exam as well. Even if physics is your additional subject, you must opt in for its board examinations, which will make you eligible for JEE Main.

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Explain the following 1) body centred cubic 2) face centred cubic

Apurvi Tiwari 29th Oct, 2020

Hi there,

I hope your doing well, Kindly find the answer of the question below.

  1. Body Centred Cubic
  • there is one atom or ion in centre of the unit cell in addition to the corner atoms or ions.
  1. Face Centered Cubic
  • there are atom or ion present on the six
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Doing ITI from PUSA Delhi in Mechanic Motor Vehicle NCVT Trade has good placement record in PUSA ITI?

Mrinalini Sarkar 29th Oct, 2020

Hello,

It depends on what you consider as good placement record. I feel it has a average record and this does not mean it is bad . It is decent with 75% of the students placed. The lowest salary is around 20k and highest is around 40-45k. Due to covid-19

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sir which subject is compulsory in class 12 if I want to parsue bsc physical science with chemistry and what will my best 3/4 subjects.

akshatk 28th Oct, 2020

B.Sc. Physical Science is a 3 year programme  about the earth sciences. The course teaches the student about the theoretical as well as practical aspects of physical sciences

As such, the minimum eligibility for this course is to pass 10+2 in the subjects- Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, with a minimum

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which books is best for THEORY AND CONCEPTS clearing for JEE which includes all questions of MAINS and ADVANCE 1.maths:-ARIHANTH or CENGAGE. 2.physics:-HC VERMA or ARIHANTH or CENGAGE. 3.chemistry:GRB PUBLICATION VS BALAJI PUBLICATION

Aditi amrendra Student Expert 28th Oct, 2020
Hello,


In my opinion, Cengage series is better but it depends on you because everyone has a different taste. Arihant is also good so you should first go through the books and then you can choose accordingly.
For Physics - First complete NCERT, then HC Verma and then DC Pandey
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Msc chemistry model question paper

pdwords Student Expert 28th Oct, 2020
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In my bord exam in chemistry my score 38 in theary and 43 in practical , biology score 66 in theary and 40 in practical, physics score 42in theary and 41 in practical . Am I eligible for neet?

nishant sharma 27th Oct, 2020

Hello student ,

If you have 50% for general and 40& for SC/ST/OBC category m arks aggregate then ypu are eligible to give neet entrance exam .

Hope it helps !



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hello.. my self a jee aspirant for 2021 hardly 2months left for jee Jan session and there no clue of postponing jee . what to do what not to do I am literally disturbed,i have completed 70% of physics ,,60 %of chemistry and 50% of maths, I had concentrated on the chapters which have good weightage.

samarpit das 27th Oct, 2020

Hello Aspirant,

Well I can say that the probability of JEE being held or not is something highly uncertain,so I would suggest you not to panic at first. Panicking is not the solution to this problem.An uncertain and confused mind will do no help except becoming an anchor.So, with the

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Future scope of BSc chemistry students

Karam Vir 27th Oct, 2020

Chemistry offers a variety of jobs in industries, government and private sector. After completing the B.sc in Chemistry, one can work as a Chemical Lab Technician, Toxicologist, Water; chemical; synthetic Chemist, Geochemist, Oceanographer. The career opportunities also lies in the health care, pharmaceutical sector etc. At last, it depends upon

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