B.Sc Chemistry

You need the cut off of 740 above out of 800 to get admission in merit basis. They consider your major four subjects, excluding languages.

B.Sc is a good graduation course but you cannot get job satisfaction just through B.Sc. You will get only INR 15000 per month through it initially. But if you want higher perks then go for higher studies. You can go for MBA or M.Sc.

The total fees of B.Sc chemistry for three years is about 60k. It means it costs 10000 to 20000 avg/year.

B.Sc in any branch of chemistry may not fetch you a good job. Moreover, you will not have a proper career growth. Masters in analytical chemistry will have a wide scope. You will have plenty of opportunities in pharmaceutical industries.

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Hope this will help you
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Hope this will help you
https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-best-career-option-after-B-Sc-in-botany-and-chemistry.

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If you are wishing to pursue this course are required to fulfil the below-mentioned minimum eligibility criteria :
1. Graduation completed from a recognised university in any of :
- B.Sc. In Food Science and Nutrition
- B.Sc. Foods and Nutrition
- B.Sc. Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics
- Nutrition and Dietetics
- Applied Nutrition
- Food Science and Quality Control
- Public Health and Nutrition
- Food Technology.
2. A minimum aggregate score of 50% at the level of graduation.