See, Board marks will not affect your rank but yes it is one of the basic eligibility criteria to apply for the exam

If you are a General category candidate then you should have an aggregate minimum of 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Biology

But if you belong to

Hello Aspirant,

As you scored 67 percentage of marks in the graduation having in the course chemistry hons and you wanted to ge admission in the university without any admission test but you can get bit not in good and top universities and if you wanted to get university so

Hello Aspirant,

Based on this rank the chances are less to get a seat in IITs but you can try for CCMN counseling, As per the previous year CCMN third round closing rank, You can have the chance to get NIT Agartala, NIT Calicut, NIT Durgapur Etc.

You can also

Hello Pavani

Firstly divide your study time ( excluding your sleep time and your other routine) into 2 parts. Half of time give to main subject maths or biology.

Other half to Physics and Chemistry. Revise minimum 3-4 chapters of chemistry daily. Give minimum 2 hrs to solve  chemistry MCQs

Hello Aspirant,

Based on this rank the chances are less to get a seat in IITs, You can have the chance to get NIT Agartala, NIT Calicut, NIT Hamirpur, MNIT Jaipur Etc. for M.Sc Physics.

You can also check the previous year cutoff to go through with the given below

Hello,

According to the syllabus of TS EAMCET 2020 ,there will be questions from Physics,Chemistry and Mathematics for the test.There are some chapters that have more weightage compared to other chapters.

Physics - Thermodynamics & Heat, System of Particles & Rotational Motion, Work Energy & Power, Laws of Motion, Motion

Hello,

The closing ranks for NITs vary every year.According to IIT JAM 2019 the closing ranks for Chemistry ( SC category ) after round 3 counselling in some NITs are given below :

NIT Agartala - 5239

NIT Calicut - 3910

NIT Durgapur - 4066

NIT Hamirpur - 6679

NIT

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Books For Organic Chemistry

(1) Reactions, Rearrangements and Reagents by Sanyal.

(2) Textbook of Organic Chemistry by P. S. Kalsi.

(3) Organic Reaction Mechanisms By V. K. Ahluwaliya.

Books For Inorganic Chemistry

(1) Concise Inorganic Chemistry By J. D. Lee.

(2) Principles of Inorganic chemistry by Puri, Sharma, Kalia.

Hello aspirant

You have to compulsorily appear for entrance test for any master's course in any Institute. Without appearing for entrance test you won't be eligible for admission. You should also qualify the entrance test conducted by Institutes. Other Eligibility is that you should be graduate in Chemistry with minimum