Hey!

CUTET (Central Universities common entrance test) is an examination that provides admission in M.Phi. and PhD courses in various central universities.

You can find the CUCET M.Sc. chemistry official model test papers on the link mentioned below:

https://university.careers360.com/download/sample-papers/cucet-msc-chemistry-model-question-paper

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Hello Abhishek,

As per the eligibility criteria for M.Sc Chemistry at IITs you should have studied Chemistry for three years / six semesters during your Bachelors degree.You should have also studied Mathematics in your 10+2 level to be eligible for the same.

If you meet this criteria you are eligible

Hello dear student,

Please don't be scared . I don't think so dropping 12th is a good decision. So I would suggest you to give exams with whatsoever your preparations. I would suggest you to go through 70% syllabus Atleast so that you can get good marks in boards. But

Sha, there are few things that are beyond our control. These are the times we realise how fragile we human beings are. Try this. Try remembering all the small things that you did from the time you woke up until you slept that day. For example, if today is Monday,

Hello Roshan,

After Bsc Chemistry there are several fields in which you can opt for. If you are interested to pursue further studies in Chemistry then the options available are-

• MSC in Chemistry
• MSC in Analytical Chemistry
• MSC in Drug Chemistry
• MSC in Organic Pharmaceutical Chemistry etc

If you are

hi,

see cutoff scores changes every year and it depends on some factors like number of participants, questions difficulty level, students category , seat matrix etc. the gate cutoff for  phd is compare to less than mtech course. so I suggest you to apply for most of the colleges including

Hello Vachana,

The cutoff marks for IITs and NITs may vary every year.According to IIT JAM 2019 the closing ranks for Chemistry in general category  in the third round of counselling is around 1000 . So it is difficult to get admission in NIT s with your score.

You can

• Chemical Bonding And Molecular Structure
• Organic Chemistry-Some Basic Principles And Techniques
• Solutions
• Organic Compounds Containing C, H And O
• Electrochemistry
• Classification Of Elements And Periodicity In Properties
• Atomic Structure
• p-block Elements
• States Of Matter: Gases And Liquids