Chemistry
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Well it depends on whether you actually have had a knack for chemistry or just interested for getting a degree of higher level. Still I will say every detail I personally know in this field (M.SC Chemistry).
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Hi there,Hope you are doing well.I am really sorry to say but without clearing JEE Advanced, you can't get admission in IIST Trivandrum.IIST releases its own cutoff of marks and ranks for students who have cleared JEE Advanced.Hope it would help.Thank You
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40 ml of 0.1 m H2SO4
NaOH dissociates as -
NaOH --> Na+ + OH-
Hence, it will produce
[OH] = 0.2 × 40 / 1000 moles
[OH] = 8×10^-3 moles
So We'll need the same amount of H+ ions to neutralize it.
H2SO4 dissociates as -
H2SO4
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You have not mentioned the college/ university for which you are seeking admission but none the less the selction depends on no. Of seats a particular college provides. Generally for postgraduation courses a college has 25-30 seats matrix, your rank is very high to meet the selection but
Hey Sarvesh,
With 53 marks in the BHU PET, you are very unlikely to get admission in the M.Sc Chemistry. The cut offs generally for the course you have applied in is around 90-100 marks for the OBCs. In general, you don't have much chance. However, you can still hope
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