hi,

the eligibility  for iits and nits, gftis is you need to have 75% aggregate marks (general and obc ) in 10+2 exam from a recognized education board, for sc/st it is 65%. now marks are calculated considering physics chemistry mathematics, any language subjects and any 1 opional subjects, in

Dear Aspirants .

After completion of BSc in Chemistry there are few option for higher studies but there is no scopes in Medical industry .We are discuss some of course after completion of Bsc Chemistry

• MSc in Chemistry
• Msc in Microbiology
• Msc in biotechnology
• MSc in Drug Chemistry
• MSc in

Hello!

Yes you can get a job in IOCL after doing bsc hons (chemistry). You'll be recruited in staff cadre as JEA (junior engineer assistant) grade 4 in Iocl, where you'll take charge of plant operation in shift duty. You can check the vacancies for IOCL on the site under

hi,

see to make out the marks of top twenty percentile below subjects are considered,

Physics

Chemistry

Mathematics

A language and

Any subject other than the above four

so, you see that physics chemistry and mathematics are compulsory, so you can not replace them with any other subjects.

hope you

Hi,

Here's the link of the official website of CHSE where you can find and download the model/sample papers of Chemistry

http://www.chseodisha.nic.in/ques-ans.php

Hope this helps!

Hi,

You can find and download the model papers with question and answers of Chemistry from the official website of CHSE Odisha

http://www.chseodisha.nic.in/ques-ans.php

Hope this helps!

Hello Aspirant.

No, there is as such no minimum criteria for scoring in any particular subject in JEE main Examination. Your overall percentile should be above the desired cutoff to appear for JEE advanced examination or for getting admission into any institution.

It doesn't matter how much you score in

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