B.Sc Chemistry

Following are some PG courses:
M.Sc in Chemistry
M.Sc in applied chemistry
M.Sc in pharmaceutical chemistry
M.Sc in biochemistry
Integrated M.Sc and Ph.D in chemistry
M.Sc in industrial/ analytical chemistry
Post graduate Diploma in analytical chemistry (PGDAC).

Yes, you are eligible for the same. For doing Masters in Biotechnology you have to be a graduate from a recognized university in the science field. Make sure that you have first division in your grads as most of the good institutes requires
first division as there minimum eligibility for entrance, which could be direct or via entrance exams.

Hi,
If we talk about B.Sc in chemistry, it does not have much scope for the jobs. You have to either do M.Sc/B.Ed/Ph.D to get a job in the private sector. But B.Sc in microbiology has good scope for the job if you pursue it from top universities like Amity University, Lovely Professional University, etc.

The first point is your interest. If you like to study Chemistry or Microbiology, because both subject have wide scope in different fields like Pharmaceuticals, Chemicals, Fertilisers etc.

First check with the universities about transfer norms, you have to fulfill the credit point requirements, course requirements and other admission rules before being accepted.

Hi,
Please refer to the college predictor tool below which is available on Shiksha.com. You can also use the same for comparison between various colleges as per your requirement:
https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison

Hi, You haven't mentioned in which stream you have secured 93% marks. Chemistry has to be there in class 12th. All the top universities like Amity University, Lovely Professional University etc. Have B.Sc. Hons in Chemistry. Try to get the admissions soon, as the admissions are getting closed soon.

Eligibility for scholarship 93% aggregate and above (excluding Physical Education/ Fine Arts / Performing Arts / vocational / non written subjects) in CBSE or ISC Board in XII 2017-2018.

There are numerous exams that one has to give for M.Sc. It is better you shortlist the colleges and then ask questions accordingly.