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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.
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http://www.bhu.ac.in/education/finance.html
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- Candidates holding a Bachelor's degree in relevant disciplines such as engineering, pharmacy, criminology, forensic science and science are eligible to pursue this course.
- Minimum aggregate marks required are 45-55% marks. It may vary from one college to another.
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