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I dont had Maths in class 12 and currently I am doing Bsc chemistry honours .So can I take math as an elective subject in bsc for sem. 3 ?

Saumya Singh 28th Jul, 2019
Yes you can choose mathematics as elective it has no relation to your subjects in your intermediate. If you think you can do good in it then you can choose it.
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1) which competitive exams i can give after M.SC. Organic chemistry?? 2) what is the scope of M.Sc. Organic chemistry?

Deepika Student Expert 28th Jul, 2019

dear aspirant,

Organic Chemistry is one of the most sought after branches in Chemistry. In terms of career scope, organic chemistry is probably the best among all branches of chemistry. Here are some options after an M. Sc. in Organic Chemistry.


  • Academic positions. One can always go for a PhD
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I have 83% in 12th exams. I like to go for Bsc chemistry or Ba english. Which colleges are best in providing these two courses. Can any on

dkantm45_5902882 Student Expert 28th Jul, 2019

Hello Nikhil,

These are the top Bsc colleges in India:-

  • St. Stephens College, New Delhi
  • Presidency College, Kolkata
  • Lady Brabourne College
  • Banaras Hindu University
  • Jamia Millia Islamia
  • St. Xavier College, Kolkata
  • Jadavpur University
  •  Jamia Hamdard University

These are the top BA College in India:-

  • St, Stephen College, New Delhi
  • Loyola
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I have bought errorless books for physics, chemistry and biology also. Is ncert and errorless enough( all subjects) for Neet?

ADITYA KUMAR Student Expert 27th Jul, 2019
Hello dear student,
Greetings! ! !
Errorless is more than  enough for neet , if you complete it then you will surely get good marks without any doubt. But my concern is that errorless is quite a heavy book , I mean there are many questions of the same type
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Q.1 what is fees structure for m.sc. chemistry and botany? Q.2 what is admission base for m.sc.? entrance exam or b.sc. percentage.

snehasinha1718 Student Expert 27th Jul, 2019

Hey,

M. Sc. programme is usually two years in Indian universities/ colleges, the duration of the programme depends on the M. Sc. specialisation selected by candidates and the policy of the respective college/ university.

Top institutes for Master of Science [M.Sc.]:

Loyola College, Chennai
St. Xavier's College, Mumbai
Christ University,

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Is there any scope for Msc in applied chemistry???

Saumya Singh 27th Jul, 2019
Hi,
There are many job opportunities available after M.Sc applied Chemistry in different government sector companies.
1)Central Government Jobs :
Several exams are conducted by various government agencies for filling various posts available in Central Government sector.
- You can apply for the Scientific Assistant post in the labs of
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Kon kon si msc chemistry entrance dene ke liye 12th math se pass out hona compulsary h

Vemireddy Rushita Student Expert 24th Aug, 2019

Hello Rahul,

For majority of the MSc chemistry entrance examinations you need not have mathematics as a subject in 12th standard. Therefore you need not worry about it. It is enough if you have an under graduation qualification in BSC chemistry, then it is enough for you to appear for

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Sir/Mam,what is the product obtained in the anode and cathode when molten NaCl and aqueous NaCl is subjected to electrolysis???

dkantm45_5902882 Student Expert 27th Jul, 2019

Hello Lekshmi,

In the electrolysis of molten NaCl, Cl2 is obtained at the anode as a by-product. The overall reaction is as follows:- 

NaCl(melt) on electrolysis gives Na(S) and 1/2Cl2(g).


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My score in chemistry is 48. But, Biology, physics, English all above 70, under SC category. am I eligible for AIIMS. Please answer me.

priyaankasarkar Student Expert 27th Jul, 2019
Dear Pradeep, for a Candidate belonging to SC Category, the aggregate in Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English should be 50%. Considering the fact that you scored 48 in Chemistry and assuming you scored only 70 in the rest 3 subjects, you are comfortably placed with an aggregate required for your
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I am a PCB student studying in Akaash Class 11th. I Have only 3 months left for my finals. Can I cover it starting from 0?

Sunanda Dhar Student Expert 26th Jul, 2019

Considering that you have the whole day in your hand a better approach than this could be if you study every subject every day.


Considering 6 hours sleep, and 5.5 hours for other things, you have 24–6–5.5 = 12.5 hours.


12.5 hours means you can dedicate 2.5 hours per subject.

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