Masters

Hi,
Scope for higher studies after B.Sc chemistry:
The B.Sc chemistry graduates have many options for their higher studies. Majority of these graduates opt for Master's degree in the same. But they can also choose various specialized areas in this field for the post-graduation courses. Many universities offer the study of chemistry at post graduate and at doctoral levels. For joining M.Sc in chemistry or related discipline courses, they have to pursue B.Sc form any recognized universities with at least 55% marks. Some of the higher study options after B.Sc Chemistry are:
M.Sc. Chemistry
M.Sc. Analytical Chemistry
M.Sc. Drug Chemistry
M.Sc. Organic Pharmaceutical Chemistry
M.Sc. Physical & Materials Chemistry
Master of Business Administration (MBA)
Other Certification Courses after B.Sc Chemistry
One of the major certification courses for the B.Sc Chemistry graduates is:
Post-Graduate Diploma in Analytical Chemistry (PGDAC)

Hi,
There is no need to do Bachelor of Education to become college lecturer. Your post-graduation degree would be sufficient enough for that. To get lecturer job in government colleges, you would need to appear in the National Eligibility Test (NET).
University Grants Commission conducts the National Eligibility Test. Anyone who is interested in lectureship in central government colleges would have to appear for the NET entrance exam.
This exam is conducted two times a year. The first time in June and second time in December. It is regarded as one of the most difficult entrance exams in India. Apart from NET you can also appear for SET entrance exam.
The State Eligibility Test is also for lectureship but in state government colleges. You can appear in SET exam of any state and upon clearing would be given lecturer job in colleges funded by the state government.
Eligibility:
1. You must be Indian citizen.
2. A minimum of post-graduation degree from a University Grants Commission recognized university.
3. At least 55 percent marks are required in post-graduation.
4. Candidates of SC/ST community requires 50 percent marks.
5. The final year students of master degree course are also eligible to appear for NET.
6. But such students would have to submit their PG degree within 2 years of clearing NET.
7. The age limit for JRF is 28 years.
8. Age limit is extended by 3 years for OBC.
9. SC/ST are given 5 years relaxation.
10. There is no age limit for Lectureship.

If you are interested in this field, then you must pass your class 12th or senior secondary examination with an aggregate of 45% from a recognized board or university. After fulfilling the above eligibility criteria, you can appear for the CLAT exam (common law admission test), conducted for the admission to the top government and private colleges in India. After successful clearing the exam, you may choose the course and specialized law branch of your choice.
Law courses in India:
There are various other law specialization courses that you can choose as per your interest these include:
B.A L.L.B: The B.A. LL.B is the most preferred choice of the law aspirants. This is an integrated course for the duration of 5 years. The students generally opt this course after completing their class 12th.
L.L.B.: L.L.B is also a 3 year course in law, you can go for this course after completing your graduation from a recognized board or university.
L.L.M: The L.L.M is a postgraduate course in law. The candidates are applicable for this course after completing B.A. L.L.B or L.L.M.
Some of the specialization courses that you can choose after your class 12th or graduation are follows:
Criminal Law
Civil Law
Corporate or business Law
Cyber Law
Administrative Law
Labour Law
Patent Law