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Kunal Lalwani

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The latest information about the cutoff involves the candidate's performance in his/ her qualifying examination, B.Sc. and the entrance test, if any conducted for the M.Sc. in Chemistry in Karnataka State Akkamahadevi Women's University. The university normally expects a candidate to possess fifty to fifty-five percentiles in the B.Sc. degree with Chemistry as a major subject.

Reservation policies also concern, which mention lesser cutoff percent for SC/ST & OBC categories. Despite this, specific percentage cutoffs applicable to merit list generation also differ from one year and another because of varying applicants' totals and perform

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Anuj Jha

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Shivaji University is a State University located in  Kolhapur Maharashtra. 

It offers a 3 years Integrated B.Ed. + M.Ed. course at the UG level. The total tuition fee for this course is INR 3175 for the entire duration of the course. Apart from the tuition fee, students are also required to pay a hostel fee of INR 4350. The course offers admission to 50 students.

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Arindam Modak

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As far as the latest cutoff for M.Sc Chemistry at Government College, Bundi is concerned according to the category. The recent cutoffs for general category students were in the range of about 77.41% to 83.89%. Other categories like EWS, OBC, and ST also have cutoffs. For example, EWS had a cutoff of 69.26% whereas ST was at 61.25%.

For updated and accurate information regarding the specific cutoff for your category or general information about the admission procedure, visiting the official merit list and admission guidelines will help you directly to the Government College, Bundi website or contacting the establishment.

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Himanshi Pandey

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NIT Durgapur and NIT Rourkela offer a full-time Integrated BSc + MSc in Chemistry. If a candidate manages to clear the cut-off for both the mentioned NITs, they must compare their rankings, students reviews & ratings, placement data, etc. and choose the one that suits their preference. The following comparison table may help the candidates take an informed decision:

ParticularsNIT DurgapurNIT Rourkela
Tuition Fee for Intregated MSc in ChemistryINR 75,000INR 75,000
NIRF Ranking 2024 (Overall)9334
Shiksha Rating (provided by bonafide students)3/54.3/5

Based on the above comparison table, NIT Rourkela seems to be a better option for Integrated MSc in Chemistry. For a more detailed comparison, visit 'Compare NIT Durgapur'.

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Aayushi Madavi

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The CPGET eligibility criteria for an MSc in Chemistry is provided below - 

  • Applicants must have obtained a BSc degree with Chemistry as an optional subject and must have studied Chemistry for a minimum of 24 credits OR
  • Applicants must have obtained a BSc degree with Chemistry as an optional subject. The applicants must have studied Chemistry for at least 4 papers of 100 marks each in an year-wise programme. 

Applicants must note that these qualifications also apply for admissions to the following disciplines - 

  • MSc Organic Chemistry
  • MSc Inorganic Chemistry 
  • MSc Physical Chemistry
  • MSc Analytical Chemistry 
  • MSc Pharmace
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Akansha Bisht

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The curriculum of MSc Chemistry is designed to train the students for advanced Chemistry and its allied fields. It also involves chromatography & spectroscopy and the chemistry of natural products. Students can become abreast with practical knowledge of the subject through quantitative, qualitative and latest techniques.

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Akansha Bisht

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MSc Chemistry offers 200 marks for postgraduate research courses in the final semester (4th semester). Each student needs to carry out research activities and submit a project dissertation with open open-house thesis defence. This research course helps students to acquire substantial ideas about the active field of research and further motivates them to pursue their careers in higher education and industry.

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Akansha Bisht

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The most popular companies that recruit MSc Chemistry graduates may differ according to the location, particular area of chemistry, and the career goals of the applicant. Because Chemistry is utilized and used in virtually every field there is a broad field of MSc Chemistry application in India.

Here are a few of the most popular jobs for graduates of these schools:

MSc Chemistry Top Recruiters

Medical Research

 

Chemical Industries

Manufacturing and Processing Industries

 

Forensic Laboratories

Oil and Petroleum Industries

 

Hospitals

Pharmaceutical Companies

 

Research and Development (R&D) Firms

Agriculture

 

Education

Biotechnology Firms

 

Cosmetic Industries

Note: This information is sourced from external sites and may vary.

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Akansha Bisht

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Here are some of the top elective subjects under MSc Chemistry:

  • ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY: Impart knowledge about various analytical techniques for the analysis of food, water, soil and fuel to understand their applications in industry.
  • CHEMISTRY APTITUDE: This course prepares for various competitive exams like UGC- NET and CSIR.
  • MOLECULAR REARRANGEMENT AND RETROSYNTHESIS: Focuses on various types of molecular rearrangements. Impart knowledge about the disconnection approach for retrosynthetic analysis of simple and complex molecules to understand the mechanisms of various reactions used in organic synthesis.
  • SPECTROSCOPIC METHOD
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Some of the top recruiting fields under which MSc Chemistry postgraduates are hired for multiple job roles are Pharmaceutical companies, Research Centers, Laboratories, Medical Colleges, etc. Students can also seek job opportunities in these fields outside the country.

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