Chemistry Spl

Hi Viren, it is difficult to say, since, every university has different levels of selectivity and different admission requirements. Based on the information you have provided, chances of admission in a highly ranked university are low. You should check less competitive countries too such as Belgium, Poland, Norway, etc.

As for your relevance both are having good scope. Chemistry can be a better option for you. Because by chemistry you can go in various fields like medical research in medicines and drugs industry.

B.Sc graduates have a wide variety of options available in terms of topics, subjects and field. They have an option to pursue a post graduation degree in their respective fields. Students can also join non-science Master degree courses such as animation, management, journalism, computer technology, etc. after completing B.Sc degree.

Based on your interests in chemistry and maths, you may please evaluate doing B.Tech in chemical, petrochemical or biotechnology engineering. All these have a good scope and job opportunities.

Without physics, it's impossible. You have to calculate force at different angle at every stage. If you don't love physics, civil engineering will be quite tough for you.

Hi,
The best ones are itself textbooks only, but RD SHARMA is also a suggestive book. Best of luck!

B.Sc in chemistry is a better option. Nowadays most of the students go for engineering and not for a Bachelor's degree therefore, the better option is B.Sc in chemistry.

M.Sc in chemistry is the only course offered by some universities by distance. Rest are not offered by distance.

Based on you subjects on 10+2, you are eligible to seek admission in B.Sc (Hons.) chemistry. You are advised to look at your targeted university last year's cut-off to check whether you will get admission or not.