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rahul r
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Best reference books for M.Sc. In chemistry entrance exam are mentioned below:
Inorganic Chemistry - by James E. Huheey
For Organic Chemistry - Morrison and Boyd Organic Chemistry
Post Graduate Entrance Examination 2017 Chemistry by Arihant Experts
Chemistry: Complete Guide for M.Sc. Entrance Examination by Unique publishers
For Previous Papers:
Solved Papers IIT JAM Chemistry by Raj Kumar
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Inorganic Chemistry - by James E. Huheey
For Organic Chemistry - Morrison and Boyd Organic Chemistry
Post Graduate Entrance Examination 2017 Chemistry by Arihant Experts
Chemistry: Complete Guide for M.Sc. Entrance Examination by Unique publishers
For Previous Papers:
Solved Papers IIT JAM Chemistry by Raj Kumar
Regards.
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Shalini Vaishnav
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Yes, you can apply but you must have mathematics as a subject in your 10+2 course.
Thank you.
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anshuman yadavUPSC aspirant
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No, as you said that you are already pursuing, you don't need to give any entrance exam.
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Moin NargundAspiring Student
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IMUCET is a very easy exam indeed. You just need your basics to be as clear as possible. See, stick to the class 12th syllabus mostly. For Maths coordinate, algebra, little bit complex number, calculus and integral calculus is enough. For physics 12th syllabus is enough although I would recommend you to study 11th materials too. I was personally never confident about my 11th concepts. For Chemistry, do the physical Chemistry properly. Now for general knowledge part, go without preparing I would say, it would come natural to you. Do well! I was expecting under 100 rank but eventually landed in 600's. And, if you are really interested in
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Priyanka Singhal
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Hi Jomichan!
You can apply for an architecture course if you like. The field is well suited for creative people with non-medical subjects in 10+2. Apart from this, you can also consider having a career in design industry like fashion design, interior design, product design, automobile design, accessory design and so on. Bachelor of Fine Arts BFA is another course that you can look at, which will help you to have a career in visual or performing arts.
You can apply for an architecture course if you like. The field is well suited for creative people with non-medical subjects in 10+2. Apart from this, you can also consider having a career in design industry like fashion design, interior design, product design, automobile design, accessory design and so on. Bachelor of Fine Arts BFA is another course that you can look at, which will help you to have a career in visual or performing arts.
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Akshay Bajaj
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Check the eligibility criteria from the link below :
https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/m-sc-in-chemistry-national-institute-of-technology-tiruchirappalli-113118
https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/m-sc-in-chemistry-national-institute-of-technology-tiruchirappalli-113118
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Gaurav MerawatI am currently pursuing BBA from Srm .
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You need a result in which you are passed with 70 percentage. But, you cannot get a admission if you failed in any subject. But, if you passed in supplementary exam then you get a result which shows that you are passed in all subject. Then, you are eligible if you scored more than 70 percentage.
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Mohammed Inamul HassanCurrent Student- IIITDM, Jabalpur
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Hi Nicholas,
Hope you are doing good. Firstly, select a topic, quickly go through the concepts and practice questions on it. Repeat the process for all the topics. Do not miss any topic from the syllabus. Start from the topics you are good at. By doing, you can easily score very good marks in all the practice giving exams.
Hope you are doing good. Firstly, select a topic, quickly go through the concepts and practice questions on it. Repeat the process for all the topics. Do not miss any topic from the syllabus. Start from the topics you are good at. By doing, you can easily score very good marks in all the practice giving exams.
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