Chemistry Eligibility
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What is the eligibility for MSc Organic Chemistry at SDHR Degree and PG College?
Aspirants must pass a three-year bachelor's degree (BSc Life Sciences with Chemistry or its equivalent) from a recognised university to apply for MSc Organic Chemistry at SDHR Degree and PG College.
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I have 68% in Class 12 but I have compartment in chemistry. Am I eligible for AKTU?
Students can get admission in AKTU even if they have RT in Chemistry. Candidates must pass at least five subjects and clear the minimum aggregate percentage required by the university. The minimum percentage required to be eligible for AKTU admission is 45% in Class 12. Although RT in Chemistry may
Upvote What is the eligibility criteria for BSc (Hons) Chemistry at BESC?
The candidate opting for BSc (Hons) Chemistry must have secured 55% in Chemistry and pass marks in mathematics and physics. Business mathematics and Applied Mathematics is not considered.
Upvote What is the eligibility for BSc (Hons) Chemistry at Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham Coimbatore?
Candidates need to pass Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics with a minimum of 55% aggregate to apply for BSc (Hons) Chemistry at Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham Coimbatore. Students with more than 70% in PCM get scholarship on the fees.
Upvote What is the eligibility criteria for BSc (Physics/Chemistry/Mathematics) at Chandigarh University?
Eligibility Criteria for BSc in Basic Sciences are mentioned in the following table:
BSc Course | Eligibility |
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BSc Physics | Minimum 50% aggregate in Class 12 exam or equivalent exam with Physics as one of the subjects. |
BSc Chemistry | Minimum 50% aggregate in Class 12 in Science Stream with Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics/ Biology/ Computer Science / Informatics Practices/ Information Technology as compulsory subjects. |
BSc Mathematics | Minimum 50% aggregate in Class 12 exam or equivalent exam with Mathematics as one of the subjects. |
Upvote Can I replace chemistry and add computer science for 60% in PCM to get eligible for KIET to do B.Tech?
No, for regular B.Tech admission in KIET, eligibility is generally based on Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM). Computer Science usually cannot replace Chemistry for PCM percentage calculation.
However, Computer Science marks may be considered in some cases for Diploma students applying throug
Upvote Do I have to score 60% in all subjects (PCM), or if I score 55% in Maths, 65% in Phy, and 70% in Chemistry, Am I eligible for VIT?
Yes, you are eligible for VIT admission because they require at least 60% average marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Math combined. Even though you scored 55% in Math, your overall average in PCM is around 63%, so you meet the eligibility criteria.
Upvote BHU gave criteria to study chemistry at leas 2 years as one of minor subjects for CUET PG admissions for zoology. Is it possible it's wrong?
What is the eligibility criteria to get admission into an MSc in Chemistry at Mangalore University?
The eligibility criteria to get admissions into MSc courses at Mangalore University are that candidates are required to complete their BSc degree with Chemistry as optional/major/special subject with a minimum aggregate of 45% (40% for SC/ST/Category –I candidates. Moreover, candidates must have stu
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Why the eligibility of B.Tech Computer Science is PCM when there will be no use of Physics and Chemistry in CS?
The eligibility criteria for B.Tech in Computer Science (CS) typically require students to have a background in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) for several reasons:
- Physics and Chemistry help develop analytical thinking and problem-solving skills. Understanding concepts from these subjects
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