Chemistry Spl

There are many colleges offering M.Sc by correspondence, please Google for the universities and also check the university is approved by UGC on UGCs official website before enrolment.

See in CBSE, since before, NCERT numerical problems are always tweaked to make it simpler or difficult, but the main aim is to make everyone score 52+ out 70 in theory so numerical problems are in average count usually. So in physics, 40% are numerical requiring least derivations 20-30% need a bit of derivation ideology too & lots in chemistry are simple NCERT modified ones that also not to a great extent. Still, check the sample papers issued by CBSE just before exams. Many problems turn common with slight modifications.

It is a widely preferred group in 12th. The most preferred stream for PCM students is engineering. So if you want you can go for that.
In engineering, you can easily get jobs in IT firms. If you don't want in IT firms, then you must choose some core subjects like mechanical, EEE as they will give you a job in core companies which does not involve IT.

You are eligible to seek admission in IITs and NITs in Post graduation degrees by appearing in JAM examination conducted by IITs after B.Sc. IITs have a requirement that for seeking admission in M.Sc Chemistry candidate must have had Maths as a subject in 10+2 and chemistry as a subject in all six semester of B.Sc.