Chemistry

After completing this subject, aspirants learn thermodynamics, kinetics, quantum mechanics and more. They interpret graphs, equations and models that provide a strong research base. Aspirants can work as data scientists and process optimization department after studying these subjects.

After doing the BSc in Chemistry course from the B.K.M. Science College, students will get a solid understanding of the basics and applications of current chemical and scientific ideas,  including those in Organic, Inorganic, Physical, and
Analytical Chemistry. They will also develop skills in the safe handling of chemicals and equipment. 

NEET Chemistry is generally of moderate difficulty level. The questions are asked as per the prescribed syllabus. The types of Chemistry questions asked in NEET are theory-based, application-based and statement-type. Candidates who study the entire syllabus and practice with NEET Last 10 years question papers can clear this section with high scores. 

The GIETEE syllabus for Inorganic Chemistry has topics from Atomic Structure, Periodic Classification, and the p, d, and f-Block Elements. Coordination Compounds and Nuclear Chemistry.

The important topics for Organic Chemistry include Isomerism, Hydroxy Derivatives, Ethers, and Carboxylic Acids. Candidates should also study Organic Nitrogen Compounds and Biomolecules thoroughly.

The GIETEE syllabus of Physical Chemistry will have questions from Solid State, Thermodynamics, and Chemical Equilibrium. It also covers Chemical Kinetics, Surface Chemistry, and Electrochemistry.

BHU MSc cutoff 2025 was published for various All India categories for admission to the MSc in Chemistry and Physics branches. 

For the General AI category, the overall cutoff ranged from 308 to 325 for the MSc in Chemistry programme. On the other hand, for the OBC AI category, the round 1 and last round cutoff was 556. To know the cutoff for other categories, see the table below.