I'm assuming you are in 12th Standard. So complete your portion for 12th Boards first as they form the basics. When you are done with your Boards portion then start reading NCERT 11th and 12th Standard Chemistry part1 and part2 questions. 

Also organic reactions everyday because there are plenty of

Hello,

The focus of research in Chemistry is on Inorganic, Organic and Physical Chemistry, in particular, on Supramolecular Chemistry, Biophysical Chemistry, Biomolecular Complexes, Synthetic Organic Chemistry, Organo-Metalics,Crystal Engineering, Ultrafast and Single Molecule Spectroscopy, and Biomolecular Dynamics

Candidates must have a Bachelor's Degree in any discipline under

For which Exam are You talking about, Because without knowing the exam we can Not tell You anything about the exam, which is obvious, So please come up with a fresh question mentioning all the relevant Details necessary to answer Your query, Hope You Understand.

NEET Exam 2019 portions consists of both 11th and 12th standard. They are as follows :-

PHYSICS :-

• Physical world and measurement 
• Kinematics 
• Laws of motion 
• Work,  Energy and power
• Motion of system of particles and rigid body
• Gravitation 
• Properties of Bulk Matter
• Thermodynamics
• Behavior of perfect gas and kinetic

Hi there. 

Your B.Sc subjects would hardly matter if you had Physics, Chemistry and Biology in Class XI and XII. 

To be eligible to write NEET one has to be atleast 17 years of age with 50% aggregate marks (for UR category) in Class XII boards examination with Physics, Chemistry

Hi Aspirant 

MSc applied chemistry is a better option because you will have a wider knowledge of all the branches of chemistry.Applied chemistry has an industrial slant while pure chemistry is a study of chemistry without reference to immediate applications.

It would be much easier for you to choose

Hello Divya,

Well all three subjects are great and have bright career scope. After completion of your bachelor degree you can go for your masters degree. 

Apart from this if you choose for chemistry then you can go for research work also. 

Just choose subjects according to your preference and

Dear Student,

Greetings,

You can go for higher studies by doing MSc in Chemistry. Master of Science in Chemistry is a post graduate degree in Chemistry. The minimum time required to complete the course is two years. Candidates who have completed their graduate level of education in Chemistry or related

After completing M.Sc Chemistry, You can find various job openings in corporate sector.The main responsibility of these professionals is to find out the chemical composition of a substance, its chemical characteristics, Its behavior in chemical reactions etc.

The other options after M.Sc Chemistry, you can opt in Research,Teaching profession etc.

Hello Spoorti,

Some of the important topics for chemistry which have a high weightage are as follows:

LOW EFFORT REQ &HIGH WEIGHTAGE

• Atomic Structure
• Gaseous and Liquid States
• Electrochemistry
• Chemical kinetics
• Nuclear and Surface chemistry
• Chemical Bonding
• D-block elements
• Co-ordination compounds
• Alkyl halides 
• Aromatic Compounds

LOW EFFORT REQ & LOW