Chemistry Spl

No, it is not possible to get a pharmacy license after M.Sc. To get registered as a pharmacist, one has to be a pharma graduate as only a pharma graduate is given a license for pharmacy.

Start preparing for civil services examination. M.Sc in chemistry passed can a get job into government institution. Clear NET/SET for lecturer ship and also, you can work with government institutions as a research scientist, an associate, a fellow, etc.

Appear for the exam conducted by the universities for M.Phil programme or clear NET in chemical sciences. It is possible and the only thing required is hard work and dedication.

M.Sc with analytical chemistry is a Masters course. So you should not be afraid because after doing this course you are eligible to apply for most of the jobs.
You can apply for a lecturer in a Science college and the average package for the same is about 3 to 4 Lacs per year.
You can also apply for RBI Grade-B officers or for UPSC.

You should opt for PCM. There are many branches apart from CSE.

Loyola College-Chennai, Karunya University-Coimbatore, Kongu College-Coimbatore, Bharatiyar University, PSG Arts and Science College and Avinashi Lingam College are the best colleges to pursue PG chemistry in Tamil Nadu.

Hi,
You can refer to this, it might help you:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/colleges-punjab?bc[]=100

No Indian university offers online M.Sc in Chemistry, but you can go for distance mode of education as there are some universities offering part-time or distance M.Sc in chemistry course.

Hi Parneet,
A dilemma for many students at this stage. 95% is a great score to apply abroad. With the scores you have, I will suggest you should try to apply for colleges abroad. You can pursue finance by taking an education loan and you may also be eligible for scholarships. Gain international exposure and get acquainted with the world-class research activities in your area. You can always and you should come back to India and give it back to the society.
Hope this was helpful.