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hi bhupesh

chose the subject you are most intersted in . in bsc first year you have to study all subjects but since you are from bio stream you will face difficulty in getting maths as a honours subject or subsidiary .try chosing a subject so that you have all

Hii

The last year closing rank for chemistry in IIT indore through IITJAM was 305 in general category in first round. But it closed for 318 rank in last 3rd round. For cutoff of other college and other branches visit this link

https://university.careers360.com/articles/jam-cutoff

Hope it helps 

Hey Sreejita

Dipole moment is the product of the magnitudes of either charge that makes up the dipole and the distance between them. In chlorobezene and fluorobenzene, there is partial double bond character between halide and benzene ring due to resonance effect which is shorter than the single bonds between

Hello Akash,

Congratulations you scored decent marks in NATA exam. Yes, there are chances that you will get admission in JNAFU based on your marks if you wait up to the last counseling round.

At the same time try applying for admission in other colleges to be on a safer

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The candidate must have passed 10+2 or equivalent (12 Years schooling) with Physics, Chemistry, Biology (Botany & Zoology) and English in the first attempt from a Statutory / Recognized Board /University/ Examination Body. The score should not be less than 50% aggregate marks in 10+2 or equivalent.
If your

Hello Sekhar Ghosh.

I would like to inform you that if you are looking for opting Chemical Engineering then , obviously you need to know chemistry to the basics. Its not necessary that you need to be brilliant or something like that but at least you must have basic knowledge

Hello Sekhar,

Yes, Chemical engineering will involve a lot of chemistry related subjects. Some of the core subjects are - 

Solid Mechanics, Complex Analysis, Chemical Engineering ,Thermodynamics, Intro to Transport Phenomena, Environmental Studies, Fundamentals of Heat and Mass, Chemical Processes, Chemical Process Design etc.

More - https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/chemical-engineering

Hope this helps.

Hi Sekhar, in my opinion, first of all, being at a very good reputed college is a very big advantage which you will be able to see in the future. Having said that, but if you are going to choose a branch that you don't like and are not interested

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There are different websites and links to check the merit and cutoff lists for m.sc chemistrh as different universities release their cutoffs and merit lists on different websites. Since , you have not mentioned the university or exam , you are asking about , it is hard for