Hi Vinay,

Here are the books that you may consider for your preparation-

• Basic Concepts in Organic Chemistry and Stereochemistry: Stereochemistry Conformation and Mechanism-P.S. Kalsi
• Organic reaction Mechanism and synthetic applications
• Organic Chemistry-Clayden, Greeves, Warner and Wothers
• Organic Chemistry- Carey & Sundberg
• Natural Products Chemistry: Organic Chemistry (Vol-II) – I.

Hii aspirants 

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Hi Shiwangi,

The Equivalent mass of Oxygen will remain constant. The two oxides of Carbon are CO and CO2, in both case, different no. of C atoms combine with constant amount of Oxygen. So equivalent mass of Oxygen remains same.

thanks.

Dear Aspirant

Your situation is one of the most common one. From your writing, I am not able to see your interest towards engineering field at all. I would like to suggest you to think hard before taking any step further as even a medical field is not an easy

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

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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
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