M.Sc Chemistry

You have chances to get Mahatma Gandhi Central University, Central University of South Bihar, Central University of Gujarat, Central University of punjab etc.

There are many eligibility criteria for taking admission in Mayas college for M.Sc in chemistry 

You have a graduation degree in a relevant field 

Hey congrats on getting 80+ marks in CUET PG. That's a great score. Don't stress too much. Apply for universities like MGCU and central university of Rajasthan. Because at BHU, JNU, DU maybe the cutt off will go high. Keep your eyes on cutoff. And stay confident. Hope this will work. Best of luck! 

Yes, you can complete an MSc in Inorganic Chemistry from Mumbai University while teaching at school if you can organize your time well. If there are options to study part-time, or in the evenings, you may be eligible to study pursuant to an MSc qualification. You must check eligibility - that is, you need a BSc with Chemistry as well as the course structure, times and attendance rules before signing up.

The government universities in Ahmedabad for MSc in chemistry are Gujarat University Gujarat Arts and Science College Gujarat Technical University Indian Institute of Technology Pandit Deendayal energy University Central University of Gujarat Nirma University

The closing rank for general category in M.Sc Chemistry was around 787.

You rank is actually very close to the cutoff.

You may receive a seat in 2nd round or 3rd round as it might change across the rounds when seats freed.

Congratulations on your excellent rank and all the best.

Some good private colleges where M.Sc Chemistry fees is generally under INR 1 Lacs (for the full course) are:

Kristu Jayanti College, Bengaluru

St. Xavier's College, Ranchi

Loyola College, Chennai

Fergusson College (Autonomous), Pune – sometimes comes under INR 1 Lacs depending on the structure

DAV College, Chandigarh

Presidency College, Chennai (aided/private stream)

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.