Hii gaurang

NCERT chemistry is considered very efficient book. Leaving jee advanced, it is considered for every exam. Even it is recommended for preparation of jee mains. The level of SRMJEE is lower than Mains. 

So Ncert chemistry is enough for preparation of SRMJEE. Hope it helps

Hi Seeta Ram,

For which college or university you are asking the cutoff marks for admission of M.Sc Chemistry please mention .

Hello satyajeet sahani. Answering your question- Yes you are eligible to appear in jee main examination as you have studied the basic subjects which are needed and hence you are eligible for the exam.The question paper of jee exam consist of 3 sections which are physics, chemistry and maths.Each section

SRM UNIVERSITY, Haryana is best for MSc in Chemistry. The department has focused on teaching as well as high-quality research (basic and multidisciplinary) in the frontier areas of chemistry and its interface with allied disciplines. The department is going to be well equipped with state of the art research facilities.

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Dear aspirant,

Doubtnut has also given chemistry and physics but I think you must read the test book thoroughly rather depending on these apps. Reading text books is the only way out for base clearance. All the best for your exams and hope you have a bright and

Hello Ma'am. B.Sc. (Hons.)/ B.Sc. under at least 10+2+3 pattern securing a minimum of 50% marks in the aggregate in Science subjects (considering all the three years of B.Sc. Course). The subject in which admission is sought must be Hons. the subject at B.Sc. (Hons.) level/a subject studied in all

Dear Student,

MSC chemistry offered by some colleges follows direct admission to the course and some may take entrance test in the university level. Please find the list below of colleges in Delhi that are best for PG course in chemistry.

• Indian Institute of Technology (IIT Delhi), New Delhi. ...

Hello Yash,

When you take the physics major, mathematics would be a compulsory subsidiary. Then you can take subjects like Chemistry, computer science, statistics, etc as second subsidiary subject depending on your interest or availability.

There are many options available depending on college so we can't say for sure. It