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subhasish debroy

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Dear,
The eligibility criteria for admission in M.Sc in chemistry is 45% marks in B.Sc.chemistry Honours and pass marks in Mathematics as a subsidiary subject. Other formalities as decided by the University for admission required to be observed. So it is clear from Eligibility criteria of admission in M.Sc. in Chemistry that after B.Tech in CS you can't do directly M.Sc. in Chemistry.

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priyank sharma

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hello dear,
yes you are eligible for msc chemistry.
plese visit the college for registration they will give you more details about admission process.
best of luck

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Nishant PanchalComputer Engineer

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Yes, you can do the course you are looking for. But, you need to clear the entrance exam to get admission in BHU. It will be the best choice for M.Sc. if you clear the entrance exam. Thanks.

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Ankush SableOver 4 yrs of experience in Engineering Field.

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Hi Nibedita, Taking your problem into consideration, I am sharing a link with you which will help you to find the top colleges in Bangalore. https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/m-sc-chemistry-colleges-Bangalore.

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Arpit DongreMaturity is when you realize nothing is permanent

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I will suggest to go for Master degree, it will help to understand subject in depth. In addition, it will give you a number of options for your future. In fact, B.Ed is not required for joining teaching in higher classes at university level.

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Yanthungo kikonI'm a man of my word.

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Which college are you actually talking about?

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