Hello aspirant,

The careee options available to you are Assistant Physical Scientist, Chemist, Atmospheric Scientist, Material Scientist, Hydrologist, Quality Manager, Geoscientist, Technician, Physics teacher and Physical science teacher.

Yes, this course is quite good. If you are talented, you can reach great heights. All the best!

MSc Chemistry from JAIPUR NATIONAL UNIVERSITY :

Amongst the Basic Sciences, Chemistry deals with the study of composition, properties, constitution, and mutual interaction of different kinds of matter. The role of chemistry in modern society can be seen in diverse fields such as chemicals, petroleum products, pharmaceuticals, polymers and plastics

Hi,

There are 5 universities in India that offer post graduation in drug chemistry throughout India.

1. BPHE society's Ahmednagar college

2. Kavayitri Bahinabai Chaudhari north maharashtra university

3. New arts, Commerce and science college

4. Padmashri vikhe patil arts, science and commerce college

5. Swami Ramanand teerth marathwada university

Hello dear student, 

Greetings! ! ! 

Many colleges offer lateral entry,  eligibility for lateral entry:-Candidate must have passed Diploma in Engineering from an AICTE approved institution or B.Sc. from a recognized university with at least 45%(40% for SC/ST/OBC/PwD) in aggregate.

Also candidates having B.Sc. degree must have passed class

Hii aspirant..

The Indian Air Force basically comprise of the following branches:

• Flying Branch
• Technical Branch
• Administrative Branch
• Logistics
• Accounts Branch
• Meteorological Branch

Now, specifically for a graduate in Biology, there isn't any particular branch but being a graduate, you may apply for the Administrative Branch as well as for

Hello dear student, 

Greetings! ! 

Neet eligibility criteria,  regarding marks in class 12th is:-

The marks are separate for each category and can be listed as under. The marks to be considered are aggregate marks only for PCB subjects 
UR - 50%, 
OBC/SC/ST - 40%, 
PWD - 45%

If your

1 g/cc is equal to 1000 kg/metre cube 

So 0.5 it's 500 kg/metre cube 

1000*0.5 =500

dear aspirant,hope you are doing well.now coming to your question the solution for narendra awasthi is available in book format from the same publication house who publishes the Narendra awasthi book,so you may purchase it.regarding OP Tandon book,i don't think that there is any genuine solution available.

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