Hi, 

Hope you are doing well, I understood your problem regarding teaching. Let me answer your question first, Yes, You can surely go ahead with MSC in Computational Chemistry as you have a keen interest in chemistry.  You will also feel it easy and interesting to do  Msc as you

Hello Diksha,

Computational Chemistry is and has a very bright scope in India in the few upcoming years, especially in the industries.

you can definitely go for that course.

And for the further details, if you have any query you can even visit our website, where there is a detailed

Hello Diksha,

You can do your Masters in the field which interests you the most, and all the field these days pay pretty much very handsomely.

And for the further details, if you have any query you can even visit our website, where there is a detailed description which would

Hello Sanjay,

Yes, you can opt for MTech after the BSc in Physics or Chemistry.

And for the further details, if you have any query you can even visit our website, where there is a detailed description which would be quite helpful for you

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With Maths as your background, you are eligible for almost 70% of basic jobs offered in market and government sectors. If you are interested in pursuing Msc then you can, because it increases your job prospect but you must try doing it from reputed national colleges like IISc, IITs or

Yes, it does affect. A basic understanding of trigonometry, alzebra, statistics is required for solving physics mainly as well as chemistry. One thing you will note that good students generally have a good grip over this two subjects because of maths background. Although it’s not mandatory, but it provides a

Hey there buddy, your Physics chemistry and biology aggregate is 69 percentage and it is more than enough , congratulations, you need only an aggregate of 50 percentage in PCB if general category and 40 percentage only if you have reservation, hope this helps, good luck