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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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nikhil Sharma
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Core Papers:
Inorganic Chemistry
Physical Chemistry
Organic Chemistry
Electives:
Application of Computer in Chemistry
Analytical methods in Chemistry
Molecular Modelling and Drug Design
Novel Inorganic Solids
Polymer Chemistry
Research Methodology for Chemistry
Green Chemistry.
Inorganic Chemistry
Physical Chemistry
Organic Chemistry
Electives:
Application of Computer in Chemistry
Analytical methods in Chemistry
Molecular Modelling and Drug Design
Novel Inorganic Solids
Polymer Chemistry
Research Methodology for Chemistry
Green Chemistry.
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Anagha G Nair
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The eligibility criteria for NIMCET is as follows:
Candidates must have scored at least 60% in aggregate or 6.5 CGPA on a 10 point scale in B.Sc or B.Sc Hons or BCA or BIT of minimum 3 years full time with mathematics/ statistics/ equivalent subject as one of the subject from a recognised university. Students with BE or B.Tech/equivalent from a recognised university can also take the exam.
Candidates must have scored at least 60% in aggregate or 6.5 CGPA on a 10 point scale in B.Sc or B.Sc Hons or BCA or BIT of minimum 3 years full time with mathematics/ statistics/ equivalent subject as one of the subject from a recognised university. Students with BE or B.Tech/equivalent from a recognised university can also take the exam.
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Deepanshi ailawadi
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Physics, chemistry, maths and one language subject (English) will be considered in best four subjects.
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps.
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Krishi Sharma
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Hi,
Admission to all the UG courses will be merit-based as per the rules of the university. The college issues three merit lists for admissions. You have to wait for the third cut-off list.
Regards.
Admission to all the UG courses will be merit-based as per the rules of the university. The college issues three merit lists for admissions. You have to wait for the third cut-off list.
Regards.
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