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Hello,

Here is the MP Board Class 12 Chemistry blueprint for 2026, presented in a clear, structured, and student-friendly style (around 330 words), based on the latest official information:

Blueprint – Chapter-Wise Marks Distribution (Theory, 70 Marks)

According to the MP Board’s exam pattern for 2026, the theory question paper for chemistry is structured as follows (70 marks total):

• Solutions: 7 marks
  
  

• Electrochemistry: 9 marks (highest weightage)
  
  

• Chemical Kinetics: 7 marks
  
  

• d- and f-Block Elements: 7 marks
  
  

• Coordination Compounds: 7 marks
  
  

• Haloalkanes & Haloarenes: 6 marks
  
  

• Alcohols, Phenols & Ethers: 6 marks
  
  

• Aldehydes, Ketones & Carboxylic Acids: 8 marks
  
  

• Organic Compounds Containing Nitrogen: 6 marks
  
  

• Biomolecules: 7 marks
  
  

Blueprint – Question Types & Internal Assessment (Practical, 30 Marks)

The chemistry exam comprises both theory and practical components:

• Theory: 70 marks
  
  

• Practical/Internal assessment: 30 marks
  
  

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  • Total marks for Chemistry: 100
    
    

Though a specific breakdown of practical components (like volumetric analysis or viva) is not detailed in the sources, they follow the 70:30 pattern.

Exam Pattern Overview

For all science subjects, including chemistry, the paper follows this general format:

• Approximately 40% objective-type questions
  
  

• Around 40% short/long answer subjective questions
  
  

• Close to 20% analytical or higher-order thinking questions
  
  

• Total examination time: 3 hours
  
  

What to Do Next

• Use this chapter-wise weightage to prioritize your preparation, focusing more on electrochemistry and aldehydes/ketones, but not neglecting others.
  
  

• Practice different question formats—objective, short answers, and analytical questions.
  
  

• If you want a detailed practical blueprint (marks per experiment or viva), check the MBPSE official site or sample paper portal for downloadable PDFs Sample Paper (https://sample-paper.com/mp-board-12th-blueprint-exam-pattern/?utm_source=chatgpt.com) Vedantu (https://www.vedantu.com/mp-board/mpbse-sample-question-paper-class-12-chemistry?utm_source=chatgpt.com) .
  
  

Hello

You are asking whether BHU offers placements after completing a course. The answer is yes, but placement outcomes vary depending on your program.

1. Placement Cell and Opportunities
   Banaras Hindu University has a dedicated placement cell that organizes campus placement drives, internships, and training sessions. These help students build soft skills, communication, and aptitude needed for recruitment.
   
   

2. Overall Placement Trends
   According to NIRF data and curated sources, BHU placements show encouraging median salary trends:
   
   

• For undergraduate three year programs like BA BSc BCom, the median package is around 8 lakh per annum
  
  

• For four year degrees such as BTech, it is around 8.5 lakh per annum
  
  

• For five year courses like BArch or MBBS, the median package goes up to 16 lakh per annum
  
  

• For postgraduate programs of two years, median pay is around 9 lakh per annum
  
  

• For three year postgraduate courses like MD MDS, median can be about 13.5 lakh per annum.
  
  

3. MBA and Management Placements
   In MBA programs, the numbers are even stronger. The average package for MBA or MBA IB graduates is over 11 lakh per annum, and the highest package reached around 23.5 lakh per annum in 2024. The average agribusiness MBA package was around 8.8 lakh per annum.
   
   

4. IIT BHU Placement Highlights
   For those pursuing programs under IIT BHU, the placement figures are exceptional:
   
   

• Over 1373 job offers were made during 2024-25 placements
  
  

• Fifteen students secured packages above 1 crore per annum
  
  

• The highest package reached 2.2 crore per annum.
  
  

5. What You Should Do
   Decide on your preferred stream or department. If you are in management or technical courses, expect active placements. For arts and general degrees, the placement support is moderate. For UG, PG, or professional courses, leverage the training and placement cell, pursue internships, and stay updated on placement drives.
   
   

Hope this gives you a clear idea of placement outcomes and expectations at BHU

HEY ,

After you complete your course BHU ( banaras hindu university ) do provide placements . which vary from course to course , like for law bhu avg package is 8.5 lpa , for btech avg package is 22lpa , for other ug courses avg package is around 8~16lpa . but bhu does not provide 100% placements to all the students after course completion . students have to find jobs on there own .

Hello Tejas

To be able to enter in Medical field, you will need to give NEET UG clearing which will grant you admissions to best medical colleges in India. Mainly in medical field MBBS is the main thing but you can go for other courses like:
BAMS, BDS, BHMS, B.Sc Nursing, B.Pharm, B.Sc Biotechnology etc. You can even go to study in foreign for the same or do it from India that's all upon you.

Thank You!!!

Hello Aspirant,

You can get B Pharmacy admissions with 55,000 rank in AP EAMCET based upon that college’s cutoff, category reservations and seat availability. Since you are in BC category and female candidates will get some reservation benefits, you may be able to get a chance in private/self financed colleges that do not go to the top ranks. In terms of reputable government colleges/ or reputed colleges, the cutoff ranking could be higher.

Yes Srinivas, you can change your college after completing 1st and 2nd semester of B.Com, but it totally depends on the university rules. Generally, direct admission in 3rd semester of a new college is allowed only if both colleges are affiliated to the same university. If you switch to a different university, then mostly you will have to start again from 1st semester.

Since you also took a 1-year gap, the new college might ask for a gap certificate/affidavit while taking admission. My suggestion is, go and confirm from the new college’s admission office whether they allow migration/transfer for 3rd sem student

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Hey Naysha! If you want to become a pilot, then after 10th you should definitely go for Science stream (PCM – Physics, Chemistry, Maths) in 11th and 12th. Without Physics & Maths, you cannot apply for Commercial Pilot License (CPL).

Since you dropped Science in 9th & 10th, don’t worry – that doesn’t matter much. What matters is choosing the right stream in 11th-12th. Work hard in PCM subjects, because they are very important for pilot training.

Later, after 12th (with PCM), you can join a flying school approved by DGCA (Directorate General of Civil Aviation) in India or abroad. Along with that, you’ll also need to clear a Class 1 Medical test to make sure you are fit to become a pilot.

Hello Himanshu

Your BA program degree will be eligible for DU PG LLB Entrance exam if you complete your 3rd year (which mean 5th and 6th semester). So you will need to complete your full degree and you will surely be eligible for the same.

The eligibility criteria for DU PG LLB is that you should have any UG degree with minimum 50% marks so just complete your degree and you are good to go.

Thank You!!!

Hii pallavi, if you are thinking of doing MD at GMC Haldwani, it is definitely a good option.

The department has modern equipment, well maintained laboratories which means that you won't just study theory you will also get hands on practical experience with latest machines and techniques that are used in real hospitals.

The college also offers a decent number of seats in this branch. The student teacher ratio is also appropriate which will ensure that you get enough personal attention from faculty while still having peer interaction for discussions and projects.

You will regularly see and assist with different types of cases from routine surgery to critical emergency as the college is attached to a 600 bed teaching hospital.

Also being a government medical College the fees is much more affordable compared to many private college making it worth the money. So, GMC Haldwani is a strong and reliable choice if you are looking for above discussed qualities in an institution.

Hey Sujata,

Your GMR is 71,000 and SC category rank is 8,105. With this rank, chances for top government colleges are a bit less, but because you belong to the SC category, you still have a fair chance to get a government seat in some mid-level colleges under state quota.

In private colleges, your chances are much higher.

Also, keep an eye on mop-up rounds, because sometimes good seats remain vacant and category students get preference.

My suggestion is to take part in both state counselling as well as AIQ counselling. If you are open to location or private options, you should be able to secure an MBBS seat.