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To qualify for NEET, the eligibility criteria dictate that all subjects in the 12th examination must be passed, including Chemistry, with the required minimum marks. Since you have "RT" (Result Pending or Reappear) along with Chemistry, you cannot fill the NEET form unless you clear with a reappearance in the Chemistry theory paper.

Your total percentage in the PCB subjects (51%) is under the least required for NEET eligibility (usually it's around 50% for General Category, and about 40% for SC/ST/OBC, and 45% for PwDs). On clearing Chemistry paper and scoring the required marks in PCB, you can apply for NEET.

Should prepare for reappearance for Chemistry exam and fulfill the entire criteria of eligibility for applying to NEET.

For taking the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) - PG entrance exam, candidates must apply through the National Testing Agency (NTA) to be considered for admission to the Master of Science (M.Sc) programme in Chemistry at Delhi Technological University (DTU).

Following the submission of their scores, candidates will fill out another specific registration form for the M.Sc. programme at DTU, which will be published around the same time as the CUET PG results.

Further, all aspiring candidates are advised to keep a tab on the official DTU website to know more about the admission process.

The portal for registration and other details can be found on the official website of DTU: 

Cotton University- B.Sc Chemistry Admission Eligibility

First and foremost, check the admission eligibility criteria of that university; as to whether you will be considered for B.Sc Chemistry in Cotton University without Mathematics in 12th standard.

 The condition generally seems to say that a Chemistry student in any B.Sc Degree would be required to be a student of Science (generally with Mathematics).

Nevertheless, different eligibility criteria might apply for other degree programs and universities. To find out more about the eligibility criteria for admission into B.Sc Chemistry, Cotton University can be contacted at their admission office or accessed through their official website.

Truly, the closest professionals are likely going to give the most accurate judgment about whether or not your academic background suffices.

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Currently qualifying LPUNEST is mandatory for most of the programmes where it acts as eligibility as well as scholarship test except in some programmes where it only acts as a scholarship test.

And, here comes the actual procedure that one should follow to pursue M.Sc in Chemistry :-

1. Focus on 12th Board Exams ;-

The real thing worth admission into any undergraduate programme happens during Class 12. Chemistry, Physics, and Math/Biology will really dictate whether or not one is good enough to make it through.

2. Pick the Appropriate Bachelor's Degree:

Pursue a B.Sc under a major that has Chemistry. Enroll in top colleges/universities with potential chemistry departments. Top in this area would include:

Delhi University

Banaras Hindu University

Christ University

St. Xavier's College

A Very Strong Foundation:

Encourage himself and immerse in the four core chemistry concerns - organic, inorganic, physical, analytic-during later B.Sc.

Intern in Research:

Internships and research build practical knowledge. Advanced chemistry learns from here.

Plan for the M.Sc Admissions:

During the final year of B.Sc, start preparing for the entrance exams conducted for admissions to M.Sc. The names of some of the entrance exams are given below:

JAM (Joint Admission Test for M.Sc) for IITs/NITs. 

JNUEE for Jawaharlal Nehru University. 

BHU PET for BHU. 

DUET for Delhi University. 

Explore Scholarships:

Check for scholarship opportunities regarding fund assistance for your M.Sc. 

Your study must proceed and improve the problem-solving and analytical skills in Chemistry.