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Sumit Kumar SinghTime to create Illusion to Reality!
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Yes, in future, it has a vast scope and competition is also very less. So, go for it.
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Smridhi BhambriTrying to give directions to aspirants .
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No, there is no compulsion of maths for pursuing B.Sc physics. So, you can go after that.
Good luck.
Good luck.
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chandrakant solanki
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Salary depends on your skills and the company which selects you. Every company has its own salary structure. No college can guarantee a good salary or pay. Some colleges have good placement tracks, but one cannot answer about the salary.
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chandrakant solanki
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Go for M.Sc in medicinal chemistry or bio analytical chemistry, this will help to get into the field you want to make your career in.
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Jai Saxena
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Yes, I think that the government colleges require a minimum of 55% for admission.
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chandrakant solanki
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After B.Sc in chemistry, you can go Masters in chemistry, biochemistry, biotechnology and also paramedical courses like DMLT.
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