M.Sc Chemistry

Hi Vidhya,
No, you would not be able to take admission in the above college. The admission will be given on the basis of Merit of the qualifying exam.
Eligibility criteria:
Candidate should have a Bachelor's degree in the particular faculty with the particular subject as principal and/or subsidiary from a recognized university.

In Osmania University, nearly 60 seats are available for Indians and another 40-60 for foreigners will be available in the science college of University and other affiliated colleges will have their own.

Candidates wishing to apply for the course need to have completed B.Sc from a recognized university, with a minimum aggregate score of 50% marks.

You can take admission in Tumkur University for distance M.Sc in chemistry.

Hello Kinjal,
There are very few candidates who are doctorate in chemistry. Typically, these students can join any of the research labs of government of India. Some private companies in the chemical field too recruit for helping them in their business. One can join academia as a professor, etc.

There are numerous exams that one has to give for M.Sc. It is better you shortlist the colleges and then ask questions accordingly.

Your chances of getting admission are high.

Hi Ankan,
The candidate must have passed B.Sc (Hons) in Physics /Chemistry to apply for M.Sc. In Chemistry in University of Kalyani.
Regards

Admission to M.Sc programmes at NIT, Warangal will be based on JAM 2018 test being conducted by IITB. Hence the aspirants for M.Sc. programme at NIT-W are required to register and take part in JAM 2018. Admissions to M.Sc programs in mathematics, chemistry and M.Sc. (Tech.) engineering physics are done through rank obtained in JAM 2018 test being conducted by IIT, Bombay. The following specializations are offered in these programs. M.Sc. (Mathematics) with specialization in
Applied Mathematics and Mathematics & Scientific Computing and M.Sc (Chemistry) with specialization in Organic Chemistry and Analytical Chemistry.