There are many options available after completing M.Sc Chemistry, It depends on your interest & capability. 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

Hi there.

To be eligible to write NEET one has to be between the age range of 17-25 years with 50% aggregate marks in CLass XII boards with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as subjects.

So it doesn't matter if you had a combination of Geology, Math, and Chemistry. If you

Hie Bikash,

I am unable to understand your question. Please mention clearly what do you wish to study or work? what all have you study? What is your question exactly? 

Hello,

If you are pursuing B.Sc. then you should select the Code-5.

You can check your code accordingly in the link given below (section- "NEET Qualifying Examination Code")

Https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria

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Hello Bikash,

Yes, you are eligible for NEET. You need 10+2 years of education to be eligible. For further details refer to this link

https://www.google.co.in/amp/s/medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria

As per the eligibility you should have Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology and English as core subject in both Classes 11 and 12 from a recognized board and As a General category - 50%, OBC/SC/ST - 40%, PWD - 45% (minimum aggregate marks only for PCB subjects) to apply for NEET Entrance

Hello Dev,

As per your concern admission for chemistry bachelor or masters degree generally based on entrance exam which is conducted by institution and colleges. But in university like DU admission is based on marks obtained in 12th board for chemistry bachelor degree.

All the best. Hope this will help

You should Try Concept of Physics It is the best BOOK for Physics and Definitely You will find IT Helpful. If You feel Chemistry be easy then It is time to make other subjects Easy to focus on other Because after all its the cumulative score which counts for rank

Hi there.

There is no specific code for students studying in the final year of any particular graduation course hence you can write Code 5 as your qualifying code which is for 1st-year candidates to be exact.

CODE 5:

Candidates who studying in the first year of the three years’

Hello Anilkumar,

Both subjects are best in themselves. Both subjects have great future and career. Apart from this you should always go with the preference of subject which you feel is more interesting as per you. You should choose the subject which you feel more comfortable with.

All the best.