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Shruti Pandya
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Yes, you are definitely able for BITSAT 2017 exam.
Because during completion of BITSAT 2017 exam form, they are not asked about your marks in 12th standard.
Because during completion of BITSAT 2017 exam form, they are not asked about your marks in 12th standard.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hello Himanshu Raj Gupta,
The first and the main thing to clear IIT exam is you should learn all basics of Physics, Chemistry and Maths deeply.
Try to understand each and every step so that you can solve any equation and maths problems.
Stick on NCERT Books as they are the best for preparation.
The first and the main thing to clear IIT exam is you should learn all basics of Physics, Chemistry and Maths deeply.
Try to understand each and every step so that you can solve any equation and maths problems.
Stick on NCERT Books as they are the best for preparation.
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Scope for higher studies after M.Sc in chemistry
There are various higher study options for candidates who have completed their post graduation in chemistry. They can join for various other post graduation and research courses related to the topic. Some of the higher study options are listed below.
Master of Philosophy in Analytical Chemistry
Master of Philosophy in Applied Chemistry
Master of Philosophy in Chemistry
Master of Philosophy in Geoengineering
Master of Science in Analytical Chemistry
Master of Science in Applied Chemistry
Master of Science in Drug Chemistry
Master of Science in Electro Chemistry
Master of Science in Hydrochemistry
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There are various higher study options for candidates who have completed their post graduation in chemistry. They can join for various other post graduation and research courses related to the topic. Some of the higher study options are listed below.
Master of Philosophy in Analytical Chemistry
Master of Philosophy in Applied Chemistry
Master of Philosophy in Chemistry
Master of Philosophy in Geoengineering
Master of Science in Analytical Chemistry
Master of Science in Applied Chemistry
Master of Science in Drug Chemistry
Master of Science in Electro Chemistry
Master of Science in Hydrochemistry
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Research positions in nuclear chemistry often require education beyond the undergraduate level. An undergraduate degree in chemistry, followed by a graduate program in nuclear chemistry at either the master's or doctoral level, prepares students for a career in this field. For those looking to teach at the post-secondary level, a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) is generally a requirement.
Although nuclear chemistry is not one of the five traditional sub-fields of chemistry, it has many of the same educational requirements as those fields. A thorough grounding in physical Science is a significant educational requirement and can prepare stud
Although nuclear chemistry is not one of the five traditional sub-fields of chemistry, it has many of the same educational requirements as those fields. A thorough grounding in physical Science is a significant educational requirement and can prepare stud
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After B.Sc in chemistry either you can search for a job in various industries like chemical industry, pharmaceutical companies, petroleum companies etc. You can also join government jobs in the research field through CSIR NET or UGC NET exam. If you pursue M.Sc then you will have more options as mostly M.Sc chemistry students are being preferred in these industries.
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