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should I learn all mechanisms of reactions in chemistry for jee????

harsh Student Expert 3rd May, 2020

Hello sujata

Chemistry is a subject which is tough and also it is very easy.

My teacher told me that don't learn or cram reaction ,go with the mechanism , nature and the properties of the substance and you will easily get to know that what will be the product

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can anyone share the mnemonics on memorizing "The Periodic Table"

chinmayi 4th May, 2020

Hello,

There are many ways to memorize the periodic table. Some of the tricks are:

For Group-1 elements:

HIS LAST SON PLAYS RUGBY CRICKET & FOOTBALL

For Group-2 elements:

BUT MY CALM SON BEGS FOR RUGBY

In the same way you can create sentences like this for other elements.

Hope

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i want career opportunities of m.sc analytical chemistry

pdwords Student Expert 3rd May, 2020
Hello,

With MSc Analytical Chemistry if you've inclination towards teaching in University level, you can qualify SET/NET. For teaching in school you need to do BEd. You can also further pursue higher studies by qualifying CSIR NET for JRF as well as lecturership, you can pursue higher studies as well
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Which are the job oriented courses after bsc chemistry

Pankhuri Kumari 3rd May, 2020
Hii Athulya!
There are a number of courses you can opt for, after BSc Chemistry, which have a good career ahead. Some of them are-
* MSc laboratory Technology
* MSc bio organic chemistry
* MSc biochemistry
* MSc forensic science
* MSc Nutrition and dietetics
Etc.,
Hope this helps.
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is chemistry questions come in jee paper 2 and also in nata exam?

ginnisachdeva02_9364270 Student Expert 2nd May, 2020

Hey!

No, JEE Mains paper 2 doesn't consist of chemistry questions. Syllabus of Jee Mains b. Arch is Mathematics, Aptitude, Drawing section. For more information you can go through this link

https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-paper-2-syllabus/amp

Thank you.

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what was the passing marks in the exam which was 56 marks marks like physics chemistry biology etc.?

lakshita shaan 2nd May, 2020

hey,

to pass the subject you are suppossed to score separately 33 percent in both written exam and in practicals that is

1. you need to score 23 out of 70 in theory and 9 out of 30 in practical

2. if your written is of 100 marks and no

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for bits I need to score 75% in boards or to score75% by combining marks of physics ,chemistry and maths.

Sharon Rose Student Expert 11th Jun, 2020

Hello,

You must have passed 10+2 with Mathematics/Biology, Physics and Chemistry with 75% overall aggregate marks and you have score 60% aggregate marks individually in Mathematics/Biology, Physics and Chemistry to be eligible to appear in BITSAT.

You can check related information below

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/bitsat-eligibility-criteria

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please provide the previous questions paper of chemistry for msc

Pompi Bhadra 2nd May, 2020
Hello Aspirant!
In view of the new advisory issued by the Government of India regarding preventive measures to control the spread of COVID-19, AU administration has postponed the admission process for session 2020-21 till further notice. So, the updated entrance syllabus is not available yet.
Once the admission link gets
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what are the procedures to take admission for MSc.Chemistry in Delhi university

Yash Dev Student Expert 11th Jun, 2020

Hello student admission is on the basis of marks obtained in entrance examination. Du recently released the eligibility criteria for various post graduate programmes, to pursue Msc chemistry in DU you need to full fill the eligibility criteria as mentioned below - Candidates must passed or appearing 3 year Bsc

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Can I apply on mark basis with 62.2% with subject Physics, Chemistry,and maths in D- pharmacy.

Sharon Rose Student Expert 2nd May, 2020

Hello,

You must have studied Biology/Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry in 10+2 level.As you have studied the above mentioned subjects you will be eligible.But depending on the college you are applying the minimum percentage requirement changes.So before you apply for any college please check the eligibility criteria.

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