Chemistry Eligibility

Yes, you can definitely do an M.Sc. In Food Technology once you have done your bachelor's in biotechnology. Since the minimum eligibility for doing an M.Sc. In Food Technology is a bachelor's degree in any of the following branches: Microbiology, Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Botany, etc.

Yes, you are eligible to appear in NEET as it requires minimum 50% in class 12th for general category and 40% for reserve categories.

Eligibility criteria: Passed 10+2 in Science with 70% marks in aggregate with PCM subjects and Chemistry each.
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Sorry dear but you have to score atleast 75% in each. But you can always go for the improvement exam. All the best.

Yes, you are eligible for B.Com course from a Science background.
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Candidates must have completed their 10+2 with a minimum aggregate of 50% marks from a recognised Board in the Science stream having Physics Chemistry and Math/ Biology as their main subjects. One may be required to appear for any entrance exams conducted such as IISER, UPCATET GSAT etc. And may sit

Yes who have passed 12th standard (any stream) from a recognised board are eligible to pursue this course.

The Master of Science in Chemistry is a two-year programme with four semesters. Once they have received their graduate degree, students can continue with this course. Students must receive at least a 55% on their qualifying exam. Since I graduated from LPU, if you don't get accepted to an IIT, I rec

For pursuing MSc , BSc degree is must with not having any backlog in final year or semester and the fees structure depends of university the starting price could be around 90,000.