B.Sc Chemistry

MBA is a Master's degree in business administration and anyone pursuing graduation in any stream may look out for an option to pursue MBA programme. Usually, there are 2 modes of admission into MBA course into colleges/universities in India. Either you can avail the admission by appearing and scoring your best in CAT exam or individual college/university level entrance tests, which include the same pattern and syllabus i.e. Aptitude: English language, quantitative ability and logical reasoning. You may opt for preparation of CAT via any institute offering the preparation courses or self-study may also work. To form your basics over the subjects you may start preparing from quantitative ability book by R. S. Aggarwal as it contains all chapters and syllabus beginning from the basic concept theory and large bank of questions for practice. You may refer other list of books as well for your preparation. Another mode of admission is direct admission into moderate level universities/colleges based on your graduation score card. All the best for your future ahead.

Sure, you can pursue MBA. MBA is a degree that can be pursued with any graduation stream with minimum of 50%-60% of aggregate degree marks, as per the requirement of the colleges/universities that you are applying for. Additionally, there are two modes to pursue MBA in India, either you seek an admission via CAT exam score or a direct admission, direct admission whereas may not be able to fetch you to topmost institutions like IIMS, top-B schools but some of the moderate level colleges may be applied for directly the ones who have got a good placement rate. Also there are some universities/colleges that conduct their own entrance exam for MBA. You may try that out as well. Good Luck.

Most of the industries nowadays use the chemicals in everything directly or indirectly like in food products, pharmaceuticals, electronic products or in construction. This creates opportunities for graduates, since they have the in-depth knowledge about various chemicals, compositions and their properties. The government laboratories, universities or colleges and the industries, mainly chemical and pharmaceutical, are the three major sectors which recruit the chemistry graduates. For the entry level jobs in these fields, graduates need at least a Bachelor's degree in chemistry. But, for the senior positions like in research, they need Ph.D. in the same. The main employers of chemistry graduates are in the chemical and related industries, such as:
-Agrochemicals
-Metallurgical
-Petrochemicals
-Pharmaceuticals
-Plastics and Polymers
-Toiletries. Graduates from this course will be better prepared to understand the new environment-friendly systems and can understand the processes that the chemical industry is adopting. Some of the fields you can go into:
-Analytical Chemist
-Bio-medical Chemist
-Chemical Engineering Associate
-Industrial Research Scientist
-Lab Chemist
-Materials Technologist
-Production Chemist
-Production Officer
-Quality Controller
-R&D Director
-Research & Development Manager
-Safety Health and Environment Specialist
Some of the institutions that provide this Chemistry Courses are:
-Lovely Professional University, Jalandhar
-Loyola College, Chennai
-St. Xaviers College, Kolkata
-Marwari College, Ranchi
-Mahatma Jyoti Rao Phoole University, Jaipur
-Madras Christian College, Chennai
-Fergusson College, Pune
-National Post Graduate College, Lucknow
However, you'll also find opportunities with employers in many different sectors, including the food and drink industry, utilities and research, health and medical organizations, the government and scientific research organizations and agencies.