Chemistry Spl

Yes, you are eligible for M.Sc Physics after completing B.Sc Physics and Chemistry.
If you completed your graduation with minimum 55%, then you have a great opportunity to get admission in IITs and IISc for M.Sc, IIT JAM in 2018.
It is an entrance exam which is conducted by IITs and IISc. JAM exam is the best option to make bright future in science field.
Candidates must check out the complete details related to IIT JAM - https://www.eduncle.com/iit-jam-exam
JAM is conducted for seven subjects -
Physics
Mathematics
Chemistry
Geology
Mathematical Statistics
Biological Sciences
Biotechnology

M.Sc is meant for those who want profound scientific research & theoretical knowledge in a dedicated area.
There are many options available for you:
1. Go for Ph.D.
2. Go for the industry if you get a placement.
3. Apply for scientific assistant posts in research institutes.
4. Go for teaching field.
5. Try for banking jobs.
6. Try for civil services.

Please refer to the link provided below for details regarding fee structures of M.Sc. Chemistry at various colleges in India, You should be able to download their brochure which should give you an exact estimate of the fees charged for each course at these colleges.
https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/m-sc-chemistry-colleges-india

You should choose a subject which you feel comfortable with. Graduating from Zoology, chemistry and computer application can be an advantage. If you have studied these subjects well, you could also opt for one of these subjects as they are included in the syllabus of the UPSC exams. However there are 9 papers you need to appear for, and you have many choices to choose from, and you should use all the experience you have in these subjects to decide which ones you would like to study for the exams. Good Luck!!

You should choose a subject which you feel comfortable with. Graduating from Zoology, chemistry and computer application can be an advantage. If you have studied these subjects well, you could also opt for one of these subjects as they are included in the syllabus of the UPSC exams. However there are 9 papers you need to appear for, and you have many choices to choose from. Good Luck!!

Hey there,
If you are really good at either physics, chemistry or maths and you want to go ahead on with it and do research and all, then, Bachelor of science would suit you. Or you can also opt for engineering if research work is not that of an interest to you.
If you are good at computer science as compared to others, you can opt for CS or IT stream in engineering. Do what you are best at doing.
All the best.

Hello Mahima,
As per the report of HRD ministry of GoI, more than 50% of fresh engineering graduates are jobless. In view of this I would advise you to go for B Sc Chemistry.