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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Bsc. in chemistry or BCA. You can choose any of the one but I will say that choose the one you are interested in or if you don't know your interest, you should choose Bsc because as BCA has more computer level study and if you want to

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Both the courses are very different from each other. Both the courses are good courses. BCA is a professional computer course which people pursue to get into IT industry. On the other hand B.sc chemistry is a course mostly done by students who wants a career in teaching

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See, if you are studying B.Sc Chemistry you will nowhere need coding in your course curriculum, university exams or in job field and even if you do further studies you won't be in need of learning coding. But if you have a keen interest in coding you should definitely

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The eligibility criteria for admission is:

10+2 or equivalent in Science stream from a recognized Board/University with not less than 60% marks for General category, 55% marks for OBC-NCL category and 50% marks for SC/ST/PWD candidates. Must have Mathematics/Statistics, Physics and Chemistry in 10+2.

Now, if you clear the

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Here i am mentioning syllabus for both class 11th and 12th of chemistry for neet you can go through -

• Class 11th
• Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry
• Laws of Chemical Combination
• Structure of Atom, Atomic Number, Isotopes & Isobars
• Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure
• Ionic Bond, Covalent

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DU 202 exam pattern:

Mode of examination  Online

Duration  2 hours

Question type  Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

Medium  English

Total number of questions  50/100

Marking scheme

For each correct answer: +4

For each incorrect answer: -1

the syllabus is all the portion which is in your regulation.

for more

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Jawaharlal Nehru University Placement Cell (JNUPC) was established in 2008 to offer a platform for mutual interaction between its students and the companies.  There is almost 87% of campus placement is there in the college.The highest salary package offered was 14 LPA, the lowest salary package offered was

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All the above courses are good and all have nice scope and opportunities. You can select one as per your interest. If you are interested in mathematics then go with bsc mathematics. And if you want to learn about chemical reaction and chemical composition then you can either from

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According to the Eligibilty Criteria of UPSEE, the candidate must have passed the qualifying exam (10+2) from UP Board or any other equivalent Board, with minimum 45% marks (40% marks for SC/ST Category) in aggregate in three subjects, out of which Mathematics and Physics are compulsory, and the