If you've passed your HS exam but your 4th subject is Chemistry, don't worry—it won't limit your career options. Chemistry opens pathways in BSc (Chemistry), B Pharma, Food Technology, Environmental Science, Forensic Science, and more. With further studies, you can become a chemist, lab technician, research associate, or university-level teacher/researcher

You want to study BSc in Biotechnology. Some colleges in Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar need 60 percent marks.

Here are some colleges in Ahmedabad:

1. St Xaviers College

2. Gujarat University

3. HL Institute of Science and Commerce

Here are some colleges in Gandhinagar:

1. Gujarat Forensic Sciences University

2. Dhirubhai

If you failed in Chemistry but passed other subjects in Class 12 AHSEC, you may need to reappear in Chemistry to pursue BSc Biology. Some colleges may allow exceptions, but it's best to check their eligibility criteria. Alternatively, you could explore diploma courses in life sciences.

Hi dear candidate,

As per the official admission notice of Guru Nanak Dev University (Amritsar main campus), the admission process for M.Sc in chemistry began on 8th May 2025 and last date to apply is on 11th July 2025, and the entrance exam is scheduled on 17th July, 2025. You

You can give the reappear exam for Chemistry since you scored below passing marks.
Reappear exam is for failed subjects, while betterment exam is for improving marks in passed subjects.
You are eligible for reappear, not betterment.

Hello Rohini ,

AIIMS Bsc nursing exam is not an easy one to crack. It requires a lot of hard work. Chemistry plays an important role to crack the exam. The important topic of physical chemistry are Thermodynamics , Electrochemistry , Solid States and Chemical Kinetics.

To know about the

Hello,

Since you’re from the ST (H) category, you have certain relaxations. For NEET, the eligibility criteria usually require a minimum of 50% in PCB aggregate for general category candidates and 40% for SC/ST candidates.

As you got 53% in PCB (excluding grace marks), you're eligible for NEET, as the

Yes, numerical problems directly from the NCERT textbooks for Physical Chemistry are indeed very important for the NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) examination. In fact, solving NCERT numericals is considered a crucial part of NEET preparation for Physical Chemistry.

NEET primarily focuses on testing the understanding of fundamental concepts