Hello Rama, Greetings!

In India different universities follow different syllabus in their semesters and the topics vary with university to university.

So, I will give you the best prescribed text books for the different topics possible M.Sc Chemistry.

Physical Chemistry - Peter Atkins

Advanced Organic Chemistry - F.A. Carey

Organic

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Here is the syllabus for 1st year syllabus.

1st semester syllabus,

• Forensic, Crime and investigative techniques
• Instrumental methods
• Instrumental methods biology and chemical
• Forensic ballistics and photography

Semester 2 syllabus,

• Finger prints and impressions
• Questioned documents
• Forensic chemistry and explosive
• Forensic toxicology and pharmacology

If even syllabus is

Hello Aspirant! 

IIT JAM does not have a paper for Zoology. It has a paper for Biotechnology for admission into Biotechnology as well as Bioscience courses in various institutions. Zoology is not included in them. However candidates holding Bachelor's in Zoology can opt for Biotech. as well as Bioscience also.

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There are two ways to pursue masters in Chemistry  from University of Delhi,

1) Merit based: Selection is done on the basis of your graduation percentage.

2) Entrance exam.

The only way you can avoid entrance is through scoring at least 60% aggregate or equivalent grade in Bsc in

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Eligibility in Merit Category is 60% or above marks in aggregate or equivalent grade.

colleges that offered M.Sc chemistry are

Hansraj College

St. Stephen's College

SVC - Sri Venkateswara College

hindu college

zakir husain delhi college

gargi college

jamia millia islamia

ramjas college

miranda college

Hey!



There are two ways to pursue masters in Chemistry  from University of Delhi,

1) Merit based: Selection is done on the basis of your graduation percentage.

2) Entrance exam.

The only way you can avoid entrance is through scoring at least 60% aggregate or equivalent grade in Bsc in

• Course requirements

Hey!



There are two ways to pursue masters in Chemistry  from University of Delhi,

1) Merit based: Selection is done on the basis of your graduation percentage.

2) Entrance exam.

The only way you can avoid entrance is through scoring at least 60% aggregate or equivalent grade in Bsc in