Hello Aspirant,

Yes it is possible to do M.Sc Biochemistry after B.Sc in Chemistry.

However, you will be allowed only in certain colleges and not all. This is because most volleges require you to have studied Botany/Zoology/Microbiology/ any life science subject with Chemistry in your Bachelor's.

If you have, then

Hello!
Following are the list of colleges:
1. Indian Institute of Technology - [IIT]
2. Jain university, Banglore
3. Lovely professional university, Jalandhar
4. Indian Institute of Science - [IISc], Banglore
5. VIT Bhopal university
Check out the link below:
https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-computer-science-engineering-colleges-in-india

Hello Hitesh , NEET 2020 Will be held in First week of May. So you have Complete 9 months in your hand. So, As you said if you study with full dedication then you will definitly got 600+ marks. But follow the correct and directed path. Your both the subjects

There is no fixed number but 

But in general based on previous year trends

Organic has more weightage than inorganic and physical 

So out of 45 questions in chemistry you can expect 18-20 questions from organic chemistry.

So study well .

You can expect more questions from second year ie

Hi Mohit! 

Yes you are eligible to take FCI exam with your B.Sc in chemistry. I will tell you some points to remember 

• A CANDIDATE CAN APPLY IN ANY ONE ZONE ONLY i.e. EITHER NORTH ZONE OR SOUTH ZONE OR EAST ZONE OR WEST ZONE OR NORTH EAST ZONE.
• A

Hello Anant Awasthi

Yes, you can give the entrance test of BHU again for next year and also the entrance test like NEET or JEE. It depends on you whether you want to give it or not. As you have taken admission you need to study for your college as

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing well. If you want to pursue engineering then you have to take maths in 11th and 12 th as without maths engineering is not possible at all. With biology and other subjects you can go for other courses but according to the rule for