Hi Bajmath

You need to specify about which university or exam you are talking about as it varies from university to university and also the state .

WE would be really glad to help you but please try to be more specific .

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Hi Sukanya

BSc opens up a number of career options for the candidates . whether you are from maths , physics , chemistry or biology. Bsc degree holder can always go for research work , advanced studies or career in related areas.

You can pursue MSc degree in chemistry through

Hello,

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Firstly understand the difference. M.Tech in Chemical Engineering is done after B.Tech and it is an Engineering stream with vast scope. Govt. Sectors like ONGC, BPCL, HPCL. IOCL hire Chemical Engineering students. This is a big list with a starting package of 11lakhs approximately. There are no.of Private

Hello,

You have not mentioned the exam name. if you want to know about the pattern then you can browse it. You will get easily. You can ask your teacher (anyone whom you are comfortable to ask) about the exam details and syllabus. They will surely let you know the

Jayprakash, with just few days left for the board exams, it is a good idea to solve the previous years' papers and sample papers to get an idea of the question pattern, marking scheme and time management techniques.

You can go to the below link to get the model question

Hello Aspirant,

The Hindu College is considered as one of the Elite colleges under Delhi University. For admission in BSC chemistry a student must score atleast 97 % in best four to seek admission in the college. You can check past year cut off from following link:

http://www.hinducollege.ac.in/adm-cuttoff.aspx

Good Luck

Hey Priyanshi!

The placement average or percentage of students placed for M.Sc Chemistry depends on the college from which you are pursuing your Master's. The placement opportunities for an M.Sc Chemistry student are many with Pharmaceutical companies, forensic science laboratories, analytical firms, petrochemicals industries etc being the biggest employers. Usually,

Hi,

With a degree in chemistry hons. You can have two options. First you can do higher studies in chemistry like post graduation in subjects like organic chemistry, biochemistry,analy analy chemistry, physical chemistry , inorganic chemistry etc.

Second , you can apply for the various jobs that are apploappli in

Hello dear student !

In order to be eligible to appear in the NEET examination, you need to have 50 % aggregate (for general category) and 40% aggregate (for reserved category) in your class 12th boards. So NO separate subject's marks are taken into consideration . Therefore , YES YOU