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Alpana SinhaCareer Counselor, 5 years experience
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Hi Bivab,
B.Sc (hons.) is more specialized and includes more advanced theoretical and research skills and ideal, if you want to focus only on Chemistry related areas. B.Sc general provides the basics and foundation and good, if you want to explore broader subjects after graduation. In terms of job search, a B.Sc (hons.) degree is more valuable.
B.Sc (hons.) is more specialized and includes more advanced theoretical and research skills and ideal, if you want to focus only on Chemistry related areas. B.Sc general provides the basics and foundation and good, if you want to explore broader subjects after graduation. In terms of job search, a B.Sc (hons.) degree is more valuable.
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
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The B.Sc chemistry graduates have many options for their higher studies. Majority of these graduates opt for masters degree in the same. But they can also choose various specialized areas in this field for the post graduation courses. Many universities offer the study of chemistry at post graduate and at doctoral levels. For joining M.Sc in chemistry or related discipline courses, they have to pursue B.Sc form any recognized universities with at least 55% marks.
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Aarush Malhotra
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Industrial chemistry is the branch of chemistry which applies physical and chemical processes towards the transformation of raw materials into products that are of benefit to humanity. The goal of the Bachelor of Science in industrial chemistry degree programme is to produce graduates who will be highly skilled in this activity.
Job graduates find employment in government departments, parastatals, research and development institutes, production, biotechnology, quality control, pharmaceutical industry, process industry, fertilizer production industry, plastics industry, pulp and paper industry, tanning industry, consumer industry, oil an
Job graduates find employment in government departments, parastatals, research and development institutes, production, biotechnology, quality control, pharmaceutical industry, process industry, fertilizer production industry, plastics industry, pulp and paper industry, tanning industry, consumer industry, oil an
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shreyas chopra
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As you know we are all in a competitive world, everyone is trying their best. There may be some difficulty in first two cut-offs but I am sure, 86% is enough to get admission in DU. There are so many colleges in DU so make sure don't discriminate as it is north or south campus. Have a look on all college's cut-off.
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Aakash Singh
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You don't need to do B.Sc in any other subject. Just apply for the B.Sc chemistry at a university/college after verifying that you have successfully done your 12th and cleared the cut-off required to take admission in B.Sc chemistry.
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