Chemistry Spl

Yes
10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Maths students can apply for B.Sc.

It is like asking what shall I do with the Cheese I made, while being a chef. Your career is your own dish and your 12 results your ingredients. What you need to do is see where you are good at. You can go in either of subjects, provided you had PCM or PCMB or any other but PCM constant. Striking the bell but needs determination and dedication which is equally important now.

Hello,
Maths is not compulsory. You just need basic knowledge of 11th-12th mathematics and that is enough for what is required. Good luck.

It is simply studying your course and preparing for entrance in nutshell. So, what you need to do is an honest and dedicated hard work in smartly planned and organised manner. Solving last 10 years question papers never go waste though questions don't repeat. Thing is efficiency in applying knowledge is important which can be achieved by regular revisions.

Yes, you are eligible for B.Sc in biotechnology.

Eligibility Criteria for B.Sc (Hons) in Chemistry :
Minimum 60% required in class 12th.
Mandatory Subject: Chemistry
Candidate should have secured 45% marks in the subject or related subject at the previous qualifying examination or 55% in the subject or related subject at the previous qualifying examination or 50% marks in aggregate when the candidate has not studied the subject in his/her previous qualifying examination provided all other clauses are satisfied.

There are 150 seats for MSc.

Yes, physics is very important to get admission for MBBS. First of all, its not that easy to score 350/360 in bio, if you get 320 in bio, 80-90 in physics and 120-130 in chemistry, then you can be sure enough about getting government MBBS. Else private will be the only option left.

What are you going to do, after doing B.Sc. In chemistry, you want to go in technology, you are going too wrong. I don't know whether you get admission or not but I am assured you have faced lot of problems to get a job.