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Kem

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It depends on what job you want to do. The higher you gain knowledge and skills, the higher the chances you get a job with good pay.
1. M.Sc. In General Chemistry or Organic Chemistry or Industrial Chemistry or Pharmaceutical Chemistry or Analytical Chemistry.
2. PG Diploma courses (1 Year) in Chemistry (For example PG Diploma in Chemical Lab Technician in CUTN).
3. Integrated M.Sc. + Ph.D. or Ph.D. after completing M.Sc. Will boost your career in Chemistry to the extreme by offering many options in career.

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varun bhatiastudent's counselor

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Hi Anita, generally for M.Sc. the required percentage is 50% can you say which college are you looking to apply for M.Sc.

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Anand Kumar Science Graduate Specialization in Chemistry

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Aurbindo Is good College in East campus but it's not nearby any coaching centres if you want to pursue UPSC preparation side by side go for any west campus college or north campus College
You can reach out to me for information.

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I think industrial Chemistry is good option to choose.

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Dimpal kushwaha

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Hi, for admission to Delhi university, u have to calculate the top four subjects percentages. If you re getting more than 87 percent than you can qualify in merit.

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Arshiya Singh

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There are multiple options available for students aspiring to make a career in biotechnology, one can choose options Microbiology, Genetic Engineering, Clinical Research, Biomedical engineering, immunology, food technology out of various options available in the biotechnology field. If you are looking for best university for B.Sc. In biotechnology course, I would say Lovely
professional University is best university. The curriculum has been designed in such a way that it makes it easier for the students to prepare themselves for giant exams like CSIR NET ICMR, ICAR, and GATE. With an experienced faculty of 30+ in the department who arw
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