Hello Aditi, I think you are asking about st Stephens college as I am getting no result for any college named as st. Stevens. The eligibilty for the M. Sc is that candidate mus have passed its graduation from a recognized university or college. Hence it make no difference if

Hi Lokendra

The International chemistry Olympiad is an annual academic competition for high school students.It is one of the International Science Olympiads.

For ICho 2019

01 March -01 June - Student registration Date

I am providing you the link of official page of ICho

https://50icho.eu

All the best

Hope it

Hi Praveen.

Chemistry graduates have good scope and are required in many industries.

Private Sector : Hospital labs, Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical companies (QA/QC), Cosmetics and Perfume Industry, Food and beverage Industry, Textile industry, Petroleum and oil companies, etc.

Public Sector : Healthcare organizations, Govt. research labs, environmental organizations, Universities, etc.

You

Hello Praveen.

B. Sc. Chemistry has immense scope and almost every industry require chemistry graduates.

A B.Sc. Chemistry graduate is employed by the following :

Private Sector : 

Pharmaceutical companies, Clinical laboratories, Food industry, Chemical labs, Cosmetics and perfume industry, Forensic Science labs, etc.

Public Sector : 

Research organizations, government

Fir Monotomic Gas

Cv=3(R)/2

Cp=5(R)/2

For Diatomic Gas

Cv=5(R)/2

Cp=7(R)/2

Then after Mixture.

Total Cv=(3(R)/2+5(R)/2)/2

              =2(R)

Total Cp=(5(R)/2+(7(R)/2)/2

              =3(R)

Then Cp/Cv= 3R/2R=1.5

Dear Candidate

ACPC Merit percentage is Combination of 60% of board score+40% of Gujcet score

Your Board score is 65% which is converted To 39% in merit(60% of 65)

& Your gujcet score is 80/120 which is converted To 26.67%(40% of your Gujcet Percentage).

Your overall merit percentage is 39+26.67=65.67

Hi

For B.Sc in Chemistry at Jadavpur University, application forms will be released probably by the last week of June.

For further information check this link: https://university.careers360.com/articles/jadavpur-university-admission

Best of Luck.

Hope this helps.

Cheers!

Hi Nitish,

based on your marks in physics, chemistry and maths i can say your engineering foundation is very rudimentary. 

you can check out my similar answer here (https://www.careers360.com/question-i-have-71-in-class-12th-and-68tile-in-jee-main-what-can-i-do-next)

If you are really motivated and can study consistently for one year you can easily make it to NITs. However with

Hi Vincent.

There is a plethora of options in science and technology apart from medicine after Class 12 with PCB and CS.

1. Basic/Pure Sciences : Physics, Chemistry, Zoology, Botany

2. Applied/Life Sciences : Biotechnology, Microbiology, Genetics, Immunology, Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, Geology, Forensic Science, Biomedical Science, Bioinformatics

3. Food Sciences