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rohith kola
Guide-Level 14
If you're interested in some sort of career, plan it accordingly. For example, you want to be a chemist, go for a B.Sc in chemistry and similarly, to be a physicist or if some research drags your interest in physics, then, be on physics!
If you are opting to settle for better, then, B.Sc chemistry is for you. Physics degree must be accompanied by a Master's degree, but a chemistry Bachelor's degree could do it better in fetching you a job! I, personally, had my uncle go for a job in a pharmaceutical company after he completed his B.Sc PCM (physics, chemistry and maths).
If you are opting to settle for better, then, B.Sc chemistry is for you. Physics degree must be accompanied by a Master's degree, but a chemistry Bachelor's degree could do it better in fetching you a job! I, personally, had my uncle go for a job in a pharmaceutical company after he completed his B.Sc PCM (physics, chemistry and maths).
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Shraddha Tiwari
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Please specify clearly which college you are looking for, then only we will able to answer your question.
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Piyush Mittal
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Yes you will able to complete your graduation but you should be able to provide a valid reason to college with proper documentation.
All the best!
All the best!
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7 years agoI did B.Sc (biotech, zoology and chemistry) with a percentage of 8.6. What should I choose for M.Sc?
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Shraddha Tiwari
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You have got a very good percentage. It is a hard choice to make as which subject to choose for M.Sc. Since there are many options available. You should first recognize your the strongest subject and in which you are interested more, and pursue the same.
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palak sahjournalism student
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Hi Vipul,
First you need to clear JEE Mains and then JEE Advanced. As this is the IIT Bombay admission procedure. After that:-
Eligibility criteria for JEE is as follows:
1) Students who are born on or after October 1, 1992 are eligible to apply. Candidates belonging to Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled Tribe (ST) and Persons with Disabilities (PwD) have been given a relaxation of 5 years.
2) Aspiring candidates should have appeared for the Class XII (or equivalent) examination for the first time in either 2016 or 2017.
3) The candidates must have secured at least 75% marks or be in the top 20 percentile in the 12th Class Examination conduc
First you need to clear JEE Mains and then JEE Advanced. As this is the IIT Bombay admission procedure. After that:-
Eligibility criteria for JEE is as follows:
1) Students who are born on or after October 1, 1992 are eligible to apply. Candidates belonging to Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled Tribe (ST) and Persons with Disabilities (PwD) have been given a relaxation of 5 years.
2) Aspiring candidates should have appeared for the Class XII (or equivalent) examination for the first time in either 2016 or 2017.
3) The candidates must have secured at least 75% marks or be in the top 20 percentile in the 12th Class Examination conduc
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Pallavi Jain
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Firstly, B.Sc. Chemistry is more related to pure Science where you focus mainly on the chemical properties, reactions and their outcomes. On a deeper level you can conceptualize the creation of new compounds being a chemist. While, B.Tech in Chemical Engineering is more of an applied Science where you debottleneck the process conceptualized by a chemist to fit to the real world scenario. You will work to construct and operate large scale equipment that scale up the laboratory scale concept for real life applications. You will more be into designing scaled up equipment for the laboratory process to become feasible in a way that they are
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Shiladitya Roy
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Hi Riya,
Congratulations for your marks.
One must have 60% in Chemistry to apply for this course.
So, you can't apply for this course in SXCKOL. Try some other college, you might get there.
All the best.
Congratulations for your marks.
One must have 60% in Chemistry to apply for this course.
So, you can't apply for this course in SXCKOL. Try some other college, you might get there.
All the best.
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