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Only B.Sc graduates in Forensic Sciences or relevant subjects are eligible for M.Sc Forensic Sciences.Each institute has its own eligiblity criteria.In LPU the eligibility is that a candidate must have passed B.Sc. Forensic Science or Biology or Physics or Chemistry or Biochemistry or Microbiology or Biotechnology or B.Pharm or

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In Narmada College of Science and Commerce,total strength of students in the department of Chemistry at undergraduate level is 249, while that of total strength in postgraduate level of Chemistry in the same college is 60, total strength becomes 309, for more details visit http://www.narmadacollege.ac.in/new/index.php/department/chemistry

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For JEE advanced you need to get hold on all three subjects as JEE advanced have overall cutoff and also sectional cutoff, therefore students have to clear each subject separately.

Now to prepare for JEE you can make a timetable with 2 hours per subject. However, if you

Varthika, hope you are doing good. As discussed previously, because you have already studied Physics and Chemistry along with Mathematics in your 12th, right now if you can take up Biology as an additional subject and complete it from NIOS, you will be fine. You needn't appear for Physics and

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You have plenty of options after completing graduation in Chemistry. The first step is to ensure that you complete your masters and then PhD.

The starting point for you is to write the GATE Entrance exam based on which you will get admission into IITs, NITs which are the

Archana, JNU has changed the exam pattern in 2019. Though the exam pattern has been changed, the syllabus remains pretty much the same. So please visit our page and download free previous papers for your practise: https://university.careers360.com/articles/jnu-sample-paper

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I have listed below the syllabus of Msc chemistry in Banasthali University

Semester – I

• Inorganic Chemistry
• Organic Chemistry
• Physical Chemistry
• Group Theory & Spectroscopy
• Elective
  • Mathematics For Chemists
  • Biological Chemistry
  • Research Methodology and Technical  Writing
  • Green Chemistry
• Practical

Semester – II

• Inorganic Chemistry
• Organic Chemistry
• Physical Chemistry
• Spectroscopy

• your interest
• what do you exactly want to become in your life

• If you are interested in  further studies then you can go for masters in chemistry etc and later