Hy Gauri sharma

Many government and private institutes all over India provide various courses in forensic science like B,SC , M.sc in forensics etc.

These colleges conduct admission based on 12th exam marks depending on which the merit list is made .

so one should focus on 12th marks as

Hi,

At LPU, you can pursue your PhD in the subject which is your majors subject in post graduation, provided that you have 55% marks in PG, cleared the entrance exam and interview.

As per the credentials provided by you, I think the subject in PhD is different from your

Some of the most popular colleges offering MSc Chemistry are Miranda House, Christ university, Hansraj College, St Xavier's College, Hindu College, Sri Venkateswara College, Delhi, Stella Maris College, Lovely Professional University,Jalandhar and many more you can explore.

Some of the points told by my cousin who did her studies from

Dear aspirant,

Hope you are doing well. As per your query there is no such thing like that if you don't score good in a subject you won't score good in it ever. As far as engineering is concerned you will have Chemistry and Physics in the first year of

Hey

The course BSc physical science is available with an additional choice of any two subjects that is either you choose chemistry or computer science.

When you go for Bsc physical science with computer science, chemistry will not be introduced in your course and vice versa for the case of

Hello Shruthi

According to NTA, the eligibility criteria for NEET 2020 for general students is that they get 50% in their Class 12th exams and for SC/ST students, they have minimum 40% marks in Class 12th. Now, you got 55% marks in your Class 12th examination, so you are eligible