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is there is any entrance for bsc, i n chemistry?

Shreya gupta 10th May, 2019
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The BSc chemistry honours is a 3 year undergraduate course. The basic eligibility for this course is that you must have qualified 10 + 2 graduation from otsuka nice board and your minimum aggregate should be 60%.

In Delhi University , there is no entrance exam for BSc chemistry
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Im a bipc student at 12 standard and degree with botany ,zoology,chemistry i have applied for jam chemistry am i not eligible for jam ???

mahimadogra_6929406 Student Expert 31st Mar, 2019

Hey Gayathri.

For admission in MSc Chemistry through IIT JAM the eligibility criteria laid down for admission in this course, requires you to study Chemistry for three years/six semesters in your Bachelors degree and also study Mathematics as a subject in Class 12th. Hence you need to have studied Chemistry

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What are the name reactions in chemistry

Rupanjali Akula 30th Mar, 2019

Hi,

Here are the Important Name Reactions in Organic Chemistry, they come directly in the Board Exams

  • Sandmeyer Reaction
  • Gatterman Reaction
  • Balz - Schiemann Reaction
  • Finkelstein Reaction
  • Swartz Reaction
  • Wurtz Reaction
  • Fitting Reaction
  • Wurtz - Fitting Reaction
  • Kolbe's Reaction
  • Reimer - Tiemann Reaction
  • Rosenmund Reduction
  • Gattermann - Koch Reaction
  • Stephen
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I got 185 cut off in TN board exam and I belong to bc category.Can I get Computer science engineering or IT seat in SSN college in TNEA?

Saadhvi 9th May, 2019

Hey, 

There is a possibility to secure a seat in CSE branch in SSN. The opening score is 166 as per analysis. You are eligible 

Hope this helped you 

Thank you and keep asking:) 

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My Engg cut off is 169 in CBSE, maths 84, physics 88 and chemistry 82. Is there any chance in getting top colleges under ex servicemen quota

Ayush katiyar 9th May, 2019
Can you please brief about for what you are asking to taking admission so we can help you.
Looking for your response  !!
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Which course is better bsc chemistry or bsc nutrition and dietetics?

Ananya 30th Mar, 2019
Both are good after 12 th. Each have it's own set of pros and cons.
But Chemistry will lead you to becoming to a chemist and in PG you will get to switch to any other related field even pharmaceutical. It is actually a mother stream and a very good
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Sir can I follow NCERT for Chemistry class 12 ? I am studying in wb boards is it be sufficient as per by wb curriculum?

Neetish Kumar 30th Mar, 2019
Hello dear .....
NCERT book is best for the chemistry particularly.It is sufficient for Boards .you can study it.It is also good for competitive exam like mains ,NEET, AIIMS.For board and these exams you should read NCERT thoroughly and carefully.You should must solve all the questions .You can score good
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What are the suggested books to be followed in chemistry to score a good marks in boards as well as NEET?

Fiza Student Expert 30th Mar, 2019

Hey Diya,

These books of chemistry will help you in NEET as well as in boards:

  • NCERT Chemistry textbooks for Class XI and XII
  • Physical Chemistry by OP Tandon
  • ABC of Chemistry for classes 11 and 12 by Modern
  • Concise Inorganic Chemistry by J.D. Lee

Good Luck.

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Is NOOTAN ISC Chemistry class 12 appropriate for both boards and NEET?

Neetish Kumar 30th Mar, 2019
Hello aspirant...
You can study Nootan ISC chemistry for 12 th board .There is no problem.For neet also you can read it thoroughly you can solve physical questions from it , organic also.For inorganic chemistry it is advisable to read NCERT line by line because question asked in neet fully
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Tips for rapid revision of physics and chemistry in last 1 month for neet

ruchika.chauhan Expert 30th Mar, 2019

Hello

Revision is very important and you must revise thoroughly, what you have studied. Also, you should practice previous year question papers and mock tests. It will help you a lot to know about the difficulty level of the exam, types of questions asked in the exam, etc.


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