Chemistry Admission 2025: Registration Fees, Eligibility, Top Institutes/Colleges in India

A. Some popular national and univsersity-level entrance exam scores that are generally accepted for BSc Chemistry admission include CUET, ICAR AIEEA (UG), BHU CET, JMI Entrance, CU-CET, etc. Qualifying these exams can help you get admission to the top BSc in Chemistry colleges in India. 

A. The primary requirement for admission to the BSc in Chemistry program at the majority of central universities, such as Delhi University, Banaras Hindu University, Aligarh Muslim University, etc., is that you must have chosen the domain subjects of 

PHYSICS + CHEMISTRY + MATHS (For DU)
PHYSICS CHEMISTRY (for BHU)
PHYSICS + CHEMISTRY + MATHS (AMU)
Since Physics is a required domain subject for the CUET exam, you cannot earn a BSc in Chemistry from most central universities without taking the Physics exam as well. However, you can search for a private college that can meet your needs.

A. Indeed, you are admitted to the MSC program in Organic Chemistry (since Maths is not required at the 10+2 level). Indeed, several universities, including JNU, JAMIA University, Sagar University MP, CUCET exam (held annually for admissions in central universities throughout the nation), BHU, and others, administer their own entrance exams for admission to MSC programs. You are able to apply for that.

However, some colleges and universities use MERIT-based admissions, which are based on a student's grades.

A. Yes, there are many colleges offering distance programs in Chemistry in India. Here are some top options:

Note: The information is sourced from the official/counselling body of the institute/exam.

A. Ofcourse! You can get admission to an IIT for a master's course in Chemistry. The usual steps to take are given here -

• Verify that you meet the requirements established by the IITs, which include having a UG degree with at least 55% marks.
• Enroll in and complete the JAM exam in the appropriate subject (chemistry in this case).
• On the basis of your JAM score, you can apply to different IITs once the results are out. The application process and deadlines will differ from one IIT to another.
• If you are eligible, you will go through the counselling process, where you can select the IIT and specialization of your choice based on your rank and seat availability.

A. The basic course eligibility for an MSc in chemistry may differ on the basis of the colleges but the general requirements are:

• A UG degree in either BSc/BTech/BPharma
• With at least 55% marks from a recognized college.

A. Yes, IGNOU offers PhD in Chemistry program in distance mode. The course fee is INR 50,400 and the course duration is 3 years which can be expanded up to 6 years. The eligibility requirement to opt for this program is a master's degree with a 55% minimum aggregate for General, and 50% for OBC, PwD, ST, and SC. 

A. Here's the list of documents generally required for Chemistry UG program admissions in India:

• Class 10 and 12 marksheet from a recognized board.
• Provision Certificate.
• Character Certificate.
• Passport-sized photographs.
• Migration Certificate.

The UGC NET exam is taken for the candidates who are interested in PhD research and teaching as Assistant professor in colleges and univeristies of India. However, there are other career opportunities other than being Assisatnt Professor or a Research Scholar. The candidates who qualified for the UGC NET exam can apploy for the PSUs (Public Sector Undertakings) such as Indian Oil Corporlation limited (IOCL), Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL), National Thermal Power Corporation Limited (NTPC), Oil and Natural Gas Corportaion (ONGC), etc. 

The candidates who do not want to join any PSU can take up other options like online tutor, open their own coaching centres, guest faculty, consultant, Lab Trainer, IP lead, Author, Editor, Transmission Executive, Program Executive, etc. 

For conclusion we can say that the candidates qualifying for the UGC NET exam can take up any job they want or start their ow business after clearing one of the most the toughest exams in India.

A. Yes you can get admission on the basis of both merit and entrance tests. If you get good marks in your 10+2 and UG, you can easily apply for chemistry courses into various colleges based on their admission criteria. There are good number of colleges which offer chemistry admission on a merit basis where you can opt the course without giving any entrance exam.

A. Yes, the basic Chemistry course eligibility is such that you need to get at least 50-60% marks in the Science stream to opt for Chemistry courses. On the basis of the desired college eligibiliy for the course, you can easily choose from a long list of college options that provide good Chemistry courses.