Hello student,

The eligibility criteria for pursuing MSc Chemistry is that the candidate must have completed graduation with minimum 45% required marks from a recognised university.

You are eligible too for pursuing master's in chemistry as many of the universities in India accept BPharm for MSc Chemistry, for examples :

Hello! Hope you are doing good.

Chemistry is best when done from NCERT. I will suggest some practice books but they are of IIT Advanced level, so at first try at learning everything from the NCERT first. Clearing the basics is important.

Physical chemistry - N Avasthi

Organic- Solomon's

Inorganic-

hello aspirant

for the neet exam as per the previous years question paper analysing the mechanics and the electrochemistry have the highest weightage of marks in physics and obviously the organic chemistry chapters have the highest weightage in chemistry about half the total marks goes for it. The amines, aldehydes

Hello Aspirant,

As K CET is the state level entance exam to get seat in the good engineering  college according to statelevel and cutoff marks will be based on category and resevations to qualify 40%of marks should be scored and for resevations 50%of marks should be scored for OBC/SC/ST and

Hello,

As per your question I must say you that msc in those subjects is actually equal to the mpharma.

Rather it is clear that mpharma is doesnot need any extra courses.

Then if you have one then try to improve yourself in that field rather study the same thing

Hello,

LNMIIT is a private institution established in the year 2006. It offers various undergraduate and postgraduate courses.

Eligibility for Undergraduate Courses is 60% aggregate in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics in class 12th board. That is the total marks of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics should be 180/300 at least.

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Dear Aspirant

Since you have interest in chemisty thus you can do Bsc in Chemistry and side by side coaching of SSC CGL exam, I would recommend you go give SSL CHSL and other exams with your graduation so taht you would have an idae of type of questions answered.

If you took commerce as subject in class 11th then you don't need to study Physics and Chemistry because they are taught to science students. If you are interested in Physics and Chemistry you can either take science or You can study yourself if you can.