Hello Aiman,

The best books for PCB or NEET preparation are your NCERT textbooks! They are perfect to go thoroughly at!

But here is a list that could help you more!

For PHYSICS:

• NCERT Physics Class XI & Class XII
• Concepts of Physics by H. C. Verma
• Objective Physics By

Dear aspirant,

 Employment Areas for Bachelor of Science [BSc] Chemistry: 

Chemical Laboratories

Clinical Laboratories

Health Care Industry

Pharmaceutical Companies

Cosmetics and Perfume Industry

Military Hospitals

Fertilizer Plants

Energy Firms

Forensic Labs

Government Jobs like – Banking, SSC, Railways etc.

Thus, the subject of Chemistry can offer a wide range of

Hey Razi,

You have made a good choice. But if you don't know, Integrated PhD is nothing but the degree slotted after successful completion of M.Sc. and PhD in 5 years.

For admission into a college, your boards, graduation and entrance exam marks will be taken into consideration and then

Hi dear,

Hope you are doing well!

Now let's go through your question.

As you will be knowing that nowadays most of the industries use the chemicals in everything directly or indirectly like in pharmaceuticals, electronic products, construction even in food products.

This creates an opportunity for chemical science graduates,

Hello friend, both the organic chemistry and analitical chemistry streams have equal opportunities and scope. The only difference is, for analytical chemistry you need to have a sound knowledge of physical chemistry as analytical is a sub branch of physical chemistry. Where as for organic you need to be very

Hey ! There are various career options after b.sc chemistry. You can either go for research work , further studies or job . If you wang to do postgraduation , you can give IIT JAM exam for admission in IITs for M.Sc chemistry. Or you can go for different job

Hey Mohini,

You can go to the websites of the colleges you would like to apply to and fill the application forms. On the basis of your marks and score in the entrance exam of the concerned college compared to others, you may get admission. Some of the best universities

If you are talking about Delhi University admissions, yes you can wait for the third cut-off list. Your admission highly depends on what course you are choosing, your category and your marks. You have not mentioned any of these, so go to DU's website and check the last year cut-off

Hello dear,

There's no need to worry for your friend.He scored a good rank to get a seat.

I have heard that Osmania University selects the candidates with above 70 and below 1000 if general category for there admission progress.

Where your friend scored good as per above mentioned marks.Hope

Hello,

There aren't any chances of getting seat in Osmania University as your score is not sufficient.

It is said that students with more then 70+ and less then 1000 are allowed to get admission in OU.

I have even heard that SC doesn't have any special requirement of marks