hello,

A rank of above one thousand always causes a major hindrance in the path of securing a chance of getting a seat in the college. You may wait till the third or fourth merit list if there is any of those merit lists to be put out by the

Hello Sahil!!

Ashfaq's sir chemistry class is best and I think he has good technique to help student if he/she is not understanding properly.One of my friend has studied there so I would suggest go for it and as course completion is concerned he will complete your course on desired

Dear Anita,

Msc Chemistry is a 2-year degree program. This is a research degree. There are many colleges and universities that offer the course in India. Some colleges offer admission on the basis of graduation marks while  highly reputed colleges and universities admit the students through entrance tests.Some of the

Dear Ritik, as per 2019 the new eligibility criteria for taking admission in BSc Hons. Chemistry is -

• An aggregate of 60% or more marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.

Along with this the additional eligibility criteria is also there -

• 50% or more marks in English

You can check

Keep NCERT for clearing and building up your basics and for extra material you can buy the books below  

( I m mentioning names of the author ) 

Physics 

1. Hc verma( 2 volumes) 

2. Dc panday(5 volumes)

3. IE irodov 

Maths 

1. Cengage publications books for iit jee 

2.

Hello there,

Your question is incomplete. You have asked about fees but you forgot to mention the college. Please let us know the name of the college so that we can provide you with the necessary information.

The average course fees range from 1K to 2Lacs.

Hope this helps.

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Hello,

 There will be very little chemistry involved in Chemical Engineering. But you may have to cope up with some basic subjects like Physical and Organic Chemistry as they are mandatory. If you love Maths and Physics, you can really like Chemical Engineering. Subjects that are involved in Chemical Engg

Yes!

You are eligible to appear in NEET 2020. As the PCB aggregate required for your category is 40% and according to the information provided by you, your PCB aggregate is 41%.

So you can appear for NEET 2020.

Start preparing as soon as possible.

All the best!