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astha singh

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Please refer to the link provided below for details on placements for Amity University in M.Sc. courses.
http://www.amity.edu/aias/Placements.asp
You can view the list of companies on Amity/s main page. Here is a link for the same.
http://www.amity.edu/placement/

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Vojjala Vaishnavi

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Yes, sigma bond is stronger than PI bond, because sigma bond is completely overlapped by side by side and PI bond is partially overlapped.

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Anil Kumar

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You can either do B.Sc in chemistry or BE/B.Tech in chemistry, and then M.Sc.

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astha singh

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There are a number of options available to you after completing B.Sc. in Chemistry. Some of the popular courses you can opt for are as follows:
1) MBA
2) M.Sc.
3) MS/M.Tech
4) MCA
5) UPSC (Civil Services)
6) CDS (Defence services)
The choice is yours. You should select a course which you feel comfortable with, as it will stick with you for most of your professional career.

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Rajesh Kalia

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Depends on what course you are looking for. GMAT may be required, if you are looking for MIM or MBA. Also, you will need either TOEFL or IELTS depending upon the country you choose.

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Salaries after M.Sc Chemistry in Government Organizations
As the number of public and private undertakings in our country is growing up, aspirants can find a lot of opportunities in this sector. In order to become an employee of the public sector, aspirants have to carry out exams conducted by Central government or state government. Government also recruits aspirants on temporary basis by means of job recruitment agencies. Besides recruiting through this channel, Government also recruits candidates with relevant experience directly. Top research institutes such as ISRO, DRDO, Bhabha Atomic research Centre, Advanced Centre for Treatment,
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RUBI NAGHMA

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Yes, child can take the science stream, but he/she can take only biology science.

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