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Jyotsna Sonavane

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You should go for KVPY SA exam is conducted for class 12th. KVPY SA exam will have single paper with objective type multiple choice questions. The duration of the paper is 3 hours. The paper will have negative marking. For KVPY preparation, NCERT books are best books.
Besides school books, you can use following books for reference:
1. Chemistry: P Bahadur for physical chemistry.
2. Solomons for organic chemistry.
3. OP Tandon for inorganic chemistry.
4. Physics: HC Verma Vol 1 and 2.
5. Mathematics: RS Agarwal, SL Loney.
6. Biology: NCERT.
Best of luck.

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dhruti

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No, you need to Masters in psychology.

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Kamaraju pulugurthaOnline teaching of English, on retirement

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You can become a scientist by an exhaustive study. It is what we call research. You try to assess your capacity for hard work and how you can increase it. Your work should be qualitative also. If you can be complete in your study, your work is finished. It is not just doing some job.

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ambreen khan

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For M.Pharma you need to have a B.Pharma degree.

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Aman Agarwal

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MSc Chemistry typically includes the combination of core courses as well as elective classes, laboratory courses research seminars/projects, interdisciplinarity courses, and professional development programs that give students a complete and complete education in the field of chemistry. There are other fields of Chemistry for you to explore in case you'd like to try them out instead of the core Chemistry 

  • MSc Pharmaceutical Chemistry
  • MSc Analytical Chemistry
  • MSc Biochemistry
  • MSc Applied Chemistry

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venkatesh A venkatesh A

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Applied and interdisciplinary courses provides multiple career options, I would suggest you to go for applied chemistry.

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