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M.Sc Food Science and Nutrition is a master's or postgraduate degree of 2 years, which focuses on the field of food production and food development. The course focuses on three specializations, namely Public Health Nutrition, Clinical Nutrition, Food Science, and Nutrition.
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B Sc Chemistry Hons
M Sc Chemistry
After M.Sc. Do a Ph.D. in a great topic
or Nuclear Physics/Chemistry
M Phil in Chemistry (if you have completed your UG related to chemistry)
or Even Try B.Pharma after 12.
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Bachelors degree (at least 10+2+3) with Chemistry as a major/honours subject and Mathematics and Physics as other subjects, or
Candidates having a Bachelors degree (at least 10+2+3) without (Major/Honours) must have the concerned degree with (a) Chemistry as a subject for three years/six semesters, (b) Minimum 2 (Two) courses in Mathematics (c) Minimum 2 (Two) courses in Physics
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Chemistry as a subject for three years of 6 semesters. Many IIT have different criteria. Go through admission brochure of IIT JAM. They don't ask for Maths as 12th subject. But still have query then contact the IIT
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4 years agoBeginner-Level 2
For entrance in Science, it will need the 11th 12th Physics Chemistry and Biology and agriculture for those who are having agriculture. Exam level is near to the NEET and from basics to deep many things are asked. I can answer better if you can tell me for which course you want to enroll in Pantnagar university.
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Bachelors degree (at least 10+2+3) with Chemistry as a major/honours subject and Mathematics and Physics as other subjects, or
Candidates having a Bachelors degree (at least 10+2+3) without (Major/Honours) must have the concerned degree with (a) Chemistry as a subject for three years/six semesters, (b) Minimum 2 (Two) courses in Mathematics (c) Minimum 2 (Two) courses in Physics
While some demands only Chemistry as a subject for three-years or 6 semesters.
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