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Khushi Jaiswal

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To get admission for BSc Nursing is PCB since you had Biology as an additional subject, you can appear for it before that. Ensure to check with the respected college from where you want to pursue this degree.

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Rahul Verma

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The chapter, Chapter 9, Amines, contains a 6 marks (it has a regular weightage) in the theory paper consisting of 70 marks in CBSE Class 12 Chemistry. This qualifies it to be a significant chapter under the Organic Chemistry section which as a whole obtains the most weightage. Amines discusses topics of nomenclature, classification, structure, preparation, physical and chemical properties, uses and also identification of primary, secondary and tertiary amines and the Diazonium salts.

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Anup Kumar Verma

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With the score of 50 out of 300 in CUET PG Chemistry exam, it is too low and it is very unlikely to get into the most central universities such as DU, JNU, or BHU because in general they have much higher cutoffs (170-200 and above in general category). But there would have some chances of admission in few privately run Universities or less competitive state Universities with lower cutoffs or where other factors are taken into account. Cutoffs of several colleges such as Guru Ghasidas Vishwavidyalaya, Central University of Gujarat, Central University of South Bihar, Central University of Rajasthan and Mahatma Gandhi central University h

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With a score of 50 in CUET PG Chemistry, securing admission to top-tier universities like Delhi University, JNU, or BHU might be challenging. However, you still have good chances at other central universities, state universities, and private institutions participating in CUET PG, especially if you belong to a reserved category or are applying for less competitive programs. 

Competition:

CUET PG is a highly competitive exam, and scores above 200 are generally considered good for top universities.

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Each university sets its own cutoff scores, which vary based on the course and category (General, OBC, SC/ST, et

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Ayush Rawat

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Yes, you are eligible for VIT admission because they require at least 60% average marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Math combined. Even though you scored 55% in Math, your overall average in PCM is around 63%, so you meet the eligibility criteria.

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Prathiksha M

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For B.Sc (Hons) Chemistry at Nowgong College, the latest CUET cut-off for general category was around 82–85 percentile. It may vary slightly each year depending on seats and applicants. Aim for a CUET score above 160/250 for better chances.

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RITURAJ PRATAP SINGH

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Official DAVV Website:

The most reliable source for the brochure is the official DAVV website. Look for the "School of Chemical Sciences" section, as this is where the MSc Chemistry programme is offered. 

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Sandeep Patel

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In Chemistry, both organic and inorganic parts are very important for exams.

Topics in Inorganic Chemistry

Organometallic Chemistry.

Transition Elements.

Coordination Number.

P-Block Elements.

s- Block Elements.

Acid, Bases and Salts.

Crystal Field Theory (CFT)

Valence Bond Theory.

In Organic Chemistry, focus on general concepts, hydrocarbons, alcohols, aldehydes, ketones, amines, and biomolecules.

Make notes, revise regularly, and solve previous papers to score well in both sections of Chemistry.

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