Hello Aspirant,

Since you have not mentioned the name of University so it is little bit difficult for us to guide you appropriately.

Some top universities for PhD in Chemistry are enlisted below :-

• Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore
• Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay
• Delhi Technological University
• Indian Institute of Technology, Madras
• Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi

And many more. For complete list of institutions you should refer to our page .

Please help us out with the name of university and we will be happy to assist you in future.

Good Luck!!

Hi,

To become a physicist the roadap you can follow is -

B.Sc in physics

After completing ggraduation in physics you can do masters in physics.

After that you can do M.Phil or Ph.D in physics. Or do research work in physics.

There are many good colleges and institutions in india which provide admission to Bachelor of science course in physics.

Some of the best institutions providing B.Sc physics course are -

Indian Institute of sciences ,banglore.

Indian Institute of technology , bombay

Indain Institute of technology , Madras

Tata Institute of fundamental research, Mumbai

Admission in indian Institute of sciences and indain Institute of technology (iit) is taken through jee main, kvpy, and neet exam. So if you are interested in jee main you can get admission to these institutions in bachelor of science programs through jee exam. But if yoh have not registered to jee main you can apply even through neet exam also. TIFR conducts its own entrance test for admission to various programs.

hey,

here are the colleges

1. lovely professional university, phagwara

2. SRM institute of science and technology, chennai

3. jamia millia islamia , new delhi

4. indian institute of technology, bombay

5. christ university , bangalore

6. jadavpur university , kolkata

7. indian institute of management  ahmedabad

hope this helps!

Admission for PhD programmes has not yet started by the authority. This has been delayed depending on the current situation. The date for the starting of the admission portal will be announced on the DU website. So for now, keep a look on the official website as the application can release anytime soon. For any queries related to PG/M.Phil/PhD admission, you can mail at- pg2020@admission.du.ac.in.

Hi

The collaborating institutes of IIT JAM 2020 could be specifying the seats of JAM 2020 on the way to be

reserved for one of a kind classes offered. The JAM seats 2020 refer to the amount of the vacant seats in

order to be made available categorically to the candidates who could be searching for admission in

special IITs and IISc, Bangalore. JAM 2020 seats can be made available to the candidates who belong to

reserved categories (SC/ST/PWD/OBC) and the unreserved classes (General).

The JAM 2020 seats provide the admission in diverse M.Sc programmes. Candidates who belong to

exclusive classes apart from the General category could be offered JAM seats 2020 best if they offer the

caste certificate and other needful documents.

Candidates can be provided JAM 2020 seats based on the cut off and the counselling methods

performed by taking part IIT JAMs and IISc, Bangalore. IIT Kanpur, the conducting frame of IIT JAM 2020,

will release three JAM 2020 admission lists primarily based on which the final allotment of JAM 2020

seats will be carried out.

Follow the link below for more information.

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

Hello dear student,

You question is not clear. Kindly mention what exactly want to ask and what do you mean by jrf category.

Net jrf is an exam and jrf here stands for junior research fellow. So I think either you have misunderstood with the jrf thing or I am wrong in understanding. So kindly rewrite your question mentioning all the details.

Thank you