Hi,

For this purpose you can use reference book prescribed in your syllabus. There are some good books which will give you a better insight  of the topic. You can refer spectroscopy question papers of your University to get the problems.

Hope this helps.

Hello Rohith

Nuclear chemistry is very good line to  focus on . Some of the colleges that Have courses for nuclear chemistry are

1.IIT Bombay

2.IIT Madras

3.Jadhavpur University kolkata

4.Sathyabhama Institute

5.IIT Kanpur

These colleges are with respect to India

Some other colleges that you can find outside India

Hi,

The uv ,NMR and IR spectroscopy values are very important to remember for correct structure elucidation.

The most important one values you need to remember are those of functional groups, benzene ring etc.

I think best way is to practice as many problems based on the spectroscopy as you

The rule states that with the addition of a protic acid HX to an asymmetric alkene, the acid hydrogen (H) gets attached to the carbon with more hydrogen substituents, and the halide (X) group gets attached to the carbon with more alkyl substituents.

In short ; When a protic acid

Hello Akash,

Hope everything is going well.

Benzene is an organic chemical compound with the molecular formula C ₆ H ₆ . The benzene molecule is composed of six carbon atoms joined in a ring with one hydrogen atom attached to each. As it contains only carbon and hydrogen atoms,

Sahin, Chemistry is a tricky subject to score in although many deem it to be one of their favorites. Now, moving over to your query, if your exam is done, then you cannot change anything and thinking about the marks or the chances of passing would not do any good,

Hey!

Yes you can join ISRO after being a chemistry student.

ISRO conducts their own entrance examination for the B.Tech and B.Sc. graduates. It will take place in two rounds. First one being a written test, followed by a skill test.

With B.Sc. Chemistry, you can work as an assisstant

Hello Akashdeep,

Actually it's the aggregate percentage that matters the most while taking admission in some engineering of medical colleges. For jee, to get admission in NITs/IITs/IIITs you need to score 75% aggregate score in class 12th board exam.

Good luck,

Hope it helps :)

hello aspirant..

you should not have an attitude of getting failed in the exam. If you start now, then also there is enough time for you to qualify the exam. If you fail the exam your percentage will go down and then you will have to write the re exam

Hello Aspirant.

As you've mentioned that you've just finished your BSc in chemistry. As for higher studies you could go for MSc in chemistry or any other related field and for jobs, there are several jobs opportunities for you.

1. You can go in chemical laboratories

2.  Healthcare industries

3.