M.Sc Chemistry

First of all, you need to know what qualifications you are required to have in order to become a nurse. B.Sc or M.Sc in the field of nursing is required become a nurse. Having a M.Sc degree in chemistry is not enough to be called as a nurse, you need to enroll for B.Sc in nursing course to be eligible for nursing. As per your qualifications, you can make a career in the field of chemistry but not nursing.

If you miss the VIT counselling process for M.Sc. Chemistry, it is unlikely that the seats will be allotted to you automatically. Most colleges, including VIT, follow a strict counseling and admission schedule, and missing the process may result in losing the opportunity for that particular year.

However, it's always a good idea to contact the VIT admissions office directly to inquire about any possible alternative options, such as late counseling or waitlist procedures, if available.

Good luck with your application! 

Here are some government universities in India that offer MSc Chemistry: 

Banaras Hindu University

A top government college in India that offers MSc Chemistry

Jamia Millia Islamia

A top government college in India that offers MSc Chemistry

Jawaharlal Nehru University

A top government college in India that offers MSc Chemistry

Indian Institute of Science

A top government college in India that offers MSc Chemistry

Some other universities in India that are considered good for MSc Chemistry include: 

Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) - Kharagpur

Aligarh Muslim University

Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) - Kanpur

The latest cutoff for M.Sc. in Chemistry at Vinoba Bhave University varies each year depending on factors such as the number of applicants, the difficulty level of the entrance exam, and the overall performance of candidates. Typically, the cutoff is determined based on the results of the entrance exam and the number of available seats.

To get the most accurate and up-to-date cutoff information, I recommend checking the official website of Vinoba Bhave University or contacting the university's admission office directly. They will provide detailed information about the current year's cutoff and any other relevant admission details.

Yes, you could do an M.Des, after doing an M.Sc. in Chemistry. Quite a few design programs accept people from diverse backgrounds, be it science. Admission is usually based on a bachelor's degree with minimum percentage in the case of most colleges, close to 50%, and would include qualifying exams like the DAT or CEED Common Entrance Examination for Design). Some institutions also hold interviews for the evaluation of your potential for the program. Please check with the specific institutions you are interested in as some requirements vary considerably.

For pursuing an M.Sc. in another says top NITs such as Trichy & Rourkela outshine in Chemistry as a newer institute of IIT. Especially, NIT Trichy is one of the reputed institutes for its chemistry program, experienced faculty, and decent placement opportunities. You have AIR 790 in EWS category, the chances of get admission in this established NITs are higher, go ahead.