• The candidate must have passed 12th examinations with Physics, Chemistry

Dear STudent,

Yes, candidates can persue MSC entomology after BSC Chemistry because as the eligibility criteria,  A minimum aggregate score of 50% (45% for SC/ST/OBC candidates) at the level of graduation in Science stream.

Dear aspirant,

The three subjects that are a part of the KCET syllabus are Maths, Physics, Chemistry as stated by the official site for which they have provided the syllabus

Each subject holds 60 questions and the weightage of each subject is 60 marks totalling upto 180 marks for 180

Hi Vaishnavi Tambekar! 

Greetings! 

You can check the below advantages of clearing Gate-
The GATE advantage

In this context, the following points are worth noting about this examination:

Many public sector undertakings such as BHEL, Indian Oil Corporation, NTPC, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (there are PSUs totalling 217 in number)

A minimum of 70% in aggregate in 10+2 board examniantions is required to be on your marksheet in order to be able to apply for any courses in the universities that you have mentioned. 

IELTS Score - An overall IELTS (academic test only) score of at least 7 and with

Hello,

You haven't mentioned MSc admission for which subject, different universities follow different criteria in terms of aggregate and all, but usually for Master's Degree in any disciple, Majors Subject are considered for that matter.

You can go to the official website of the three university and check it by

hello,

If you have a 45% or above in Bachelor of Science Major in Chemistry you are eligible to apply to University of Calcutta and also sit for the entrance exam to be held by Calcutta University very soon. Once you qualify, your name will be put up in the

a job oriented course after becoming chemistry

Hello Souren !

B.Sc. (Hons.) chemistry is a 3yrs undergraduate course.

It mainly deals with the study of various theories of chemistry and its branches.

You may get job opportunities in places like heavy chemical industries, government hospital, food industries, industrial laboratories, indian civil services, medical services, medical research, manufacturing