Hello Aspirant

If you want to do post graduation in IT you also must have an undergraduate degree in it.

You can't directly do M.Sc IT after completing B.Sc Chemistry.

If you have any further questions please feel free to ask.

Thank you!

Hello Rohit,

I would like you tell you that NCERT is a very good and important book to start with as it will help you clear all your basics.

One can score good with it but if you want to score high then you will have to look into other

Hello,

I would like to  there is no fixed hour or timings one needs to study in to score.

One can study at Day/Night according to their own comfort and score good marks.

What matters is how much dedication and hardwork you put into your studies rather than the number

Hello Aspirant,

I am attaching the link which will give you all the detail about the JAM Syllabus. The link will also brief you about the topics to prepare for the entrance exam.

https://university.careers360.com/articles/jam-syllabus

Hope this answers you well. Good Luck.

Hello Kaushik

#For Physics

-NCERT textbooks

-Concept of Physics vol I and II by H.C Verma

-Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday,Resnick & walker

-IIT Physics by D.C Pandey

-Problems in Physics by S.S Krotov

#For Mathematics

-Maths XI & XII by R.D Sharma

-Higher Algebra by Hall & Knight

-Differential

Hello,

Best books for JEE Main

For Physics :

Concepts of Physics - H.C. Verma

Fundamentals of Physics - hallidey, Resnik and Walker

Problems in General Physics - I R Irodov

University Physics  - Freedman and Young

Problem in Physics - S S Krotov

Understanding JEE Physics Series - DC

Hello Ekta,

Thanks for contacting Careers360.

**Career in private sector after M.Sc Chemistry:

- Medical Research
- Manufacturing and Processing Firms
- Testing Laboratories
- Technical Journals
- Utility Companies
- Waste-water Plant
- Engineering firms
- Medical Laboratories
- Oil Industry
- Petroleum Companies
- Pharmaceutical Companies
- Power

Hi Shaikh

The metal copper is being used since a very ancient era. There's no specific discover of Copper. It is a very abundant metal. According to reports, it was discovered in 9,000 BC in the middle East. It's said to be found in the Egyptian tombs.

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