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Ayush Tripathi

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The reputable institutes as per my limited knowledge are :

  1. IISc ( the course offered in MS chemistry )
  2. IITs ( prefer old ones as compared to new)
  3. IISER, NISER ( you can apply for IntPhD here but option of leaving with MS is always open)
  4. Courses offered in NITs
  5. Colleges like DU and BHU 

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Shikha Goyal

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The authorities have discontinued the VOCLET exam and admissions are now based on the qualifying exam.

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Saakshi Varsha Lama

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In the Chemistry section of AUEET syllabus, candidates will have to study topics from 11th and 12th class qualifying exam. Candidates can check detailed topics of AUEET Chemistry section online at official website.

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Jasleen Taneja

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CISCE postponed the ISC Chemistry exam 2024 due to unforeseen circumstances. The exam was scheduled for Feb 26, 2024 but was later held on Mar 21, 2024 at 2 pm.

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YASH SHARMA

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No, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology aren't compatible with Legal Studies for BA LLB in CUET. You have 10 subject slots, and Legal Studies is mandatory for law programs. Focus on law-related subjects like Political Science, History, Economics, etc., for a stronger application. Check the official CUET website and Shiksha.com for details. Choose wisely!

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Priya

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California State University Northridge is well known for offering best academic programs for its international students. CSUN offer Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Chemistry for its international and Indian students.

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Arun Mohan

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Recently IGNOU launched their new Masters programme MSCPH which is Master of Science (physics) and the eligibility criteria for doing this PG programme the qualification required as per their site is follows:

• Graduates with Major/Honours in Physics

• Graduates with a B.Sc. Degree (including IGNOU B.Sc. Programme under CBCS) with Physics and Mathematics

• Graduates with a B.Sc. Degree of IGNOU or any recognised Open University with a minimum of 32 Credits of Physics, and Mathematics as one of the subjects.

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The application process for the Bachelor of Chemistry programme at Chandigarh University is user-friendly. Interested candidates can access the online application form on the official university website. The process involves providing necessary details and uploading essential documents, including academic transcripts. Applicants are encouraged to review the eligibility criteria and ensure accurate information submission.

 

While specific deadlines can change annually, you are advised to check the official website for the latest updates. Early application enhances the chances of securing admission and allows sufficient time for docum

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