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You can refer to following books for NEET Chemistry -

• NCERT Chemistry.
• Physical Chemistry: O.P. Tandon.
• Inorganic Chemistry: Concise Inorganic Chemistry by J.D. Lee.
• Organic Chemistry: M.S. Chouhan.
• Modern's ABC of Chemistry for Class 11th and 12th.
• Comprehensive Chemistry Study Material For NEET & AIIMS.

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Now choose what you like to do. If you like biology field then go for Bsc or give medical exams. Nutrition field is also good if you have skills and practical knowledge. If you do Bsc then after that you can also do msc from a reputed institutions then

Hello Samyukta!

Well, there is a difference between a chemist and a chemical engineer. B.Sc in chemistry comprises of all the major fields of chemistry (though not in too much of depth). Whereas in chemical engineering you learn how to use these applied principles of chemistry in production and manufacture

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In bsc chemistry you will study about various subjects related to chemistry like organic, inorganic, analytical. Also portion varies according to the universities. But Bsc chemistry portion is not completely based from research point of view. Though you have practicals but still practicals will give you little bit idea

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Yee, you can always pursue M.SC Chemistry after you have completed your B.Tech in Chemical Engg. For that you need to sit for the Joint Admission Test(JAM) Conducted by IITs which is also known as IIT-JAM. With this examination you can pursue your career in MSc. In various

Dear aspirant,

Yes, you can pursue M.sc after doing B.Tech or completing an equivalent Engineering degree. For that you will have to sit for IIT-JAM and then after qualifying you can take up any field of study you want. M.Sc or M.Tech or any dual degree post grad. course. IIT

Hey dear, there is nothing tough in this world if you have interest in it. Being weak in chemistry is nothing to worry about, if you want to join metallurgical engineering you will study only some particular aspects of metallurgy and not the whole 12th class chemistry. So you can

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Yes , if you have 51.3 % in your board exam of 10+2 then you are eligible to give NEET entrance exam as if a candidate wants to appear in the NEET entrance exam for any medical college then he must have 50 % ( for general

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your percentage is pretty good but we cannot deny the fact delhi university's cutoff really go high , however looking at expected cutoff of delhi university you may have chances in miranda house college, in ramjas college and in gargi college too . delhi university is going to release

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