Hi Adhithyan 

There are number of opportunities after MSc chemistry in private as well as Government sectors. 

Chemicals are used almost everywhere from food products to electronic products, pharmaceuticals , industrial units etc. 

- in private sector , you can go for following employment areas: 

- petroleum companies

- hospitals 

Hey!

Recent changes in Maharashtra board have provided an alternative for such situations. Those who fail/miss some subject(s), they will be allowed to give the exam in July the same year. This is done so that there is no problem in admission in the same year.

Yes, you can take

Hello Virat ,

Yes, last year cutoff for MSc. Chemistry was 265. And according to 1st iteration results(as recorded by Bitsat queries group),  the cutoff for the same is around 290. Here is the link for 1st iteration cutoffs: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1G9P-d4XjUlcRcictEQhCOqzzL1KrJ5hFWP4sQvGD47o/edit?fbclid=IwAR0iZsnlKOb1-aZu5Fd3birDC4jf0ED3UcnHSKXC2q0tmoaOTb4kU29KKp0#gid=0

With your score, you do have chances of getting Msc.

Hey!

The forms for PhD chemistry admission at Gujarat University will be available in the month of July. The list for shortlisted candidates will be released in the month of August. Group discussion and personal interview will take place tentatively around August end.

This is just a tentative schedule. The

Dear student, the vacancy of seats in the subsequent rounds decide the allotment of seats. It can't be predicted with accuracy as every year the cutoffs and number of applicants tend to change. Nevertheless, getting Electrical till 7th round in NITs is bit low, as it is favoured by more

There is st. Joseph's college in devagiri calicut which have subject combination of mathematics,physics and statistics in Bachelor of science in mathematics. If you want to apply for this course you can scroll to the official website of st. Joseph's college, devagiri, Calicut.

Wholehearted congratulations to you Kajal for such high marks you scored in class 12. You want to apply for B.Sc in Chemistry which is indeed a good choice. Nowadays chemistry has a broad scope with further streamlining in MSc in Organic Chemistry. A strong foundation in Organic Chemistry will pave

Dear Sir/Ma'm, to need to be eligible to give the AIIMS entrance test you need to have completed your 12th board examination with Physics, chemistry, biology and English as your main subjects. You need to have a certain aggregate in these subjects which is 60% for General and OBC and

Hello aspirant!

Yes as per previous year BHU-PeET cut off rank trend, your chances of getting admission in BHU with a rank of 70 and female rank of 15 is quite high.

You could refer to:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/university.careers360.com/articles/bhu-pet

I hope this helped!

All the best!