Science

Hello Bali Visakha, in every city there are plenty of colleges offering B.Sc. Normally speaking these colleges do have placements cell but whether students of B.Sc. Have a chance or not depends on how many companies desire to come to campus for the selection of such candidates. Presently at least the majority of companies do not go to campus and hence students have to find jobs themselves. Due to this, what packages such students get is an unknown entity. Best wishes to you.

No, there is no management quota in Christ University Bangalore for M.Sc. Physics admission. The selection is based on Micro Presentation (Madhya Pradesh), Personal Interviews, and past academic performance.

1. Almost all Arts and Sciences colleges have B.Sc. Chemistry course.
2. IITs, NITs, Many Pubic and Private Universities, and even colleges have M.Sc. Chemistry courses with various specialisations like General Chemistry Organic Chemistry Physical Chemistry Pharmaceutical Chemistry or Industrial Chemistry.
3. Many Pubic and Private Universities offer PG Diploma courses in Chemistry (For example PG Diploma in Chemical Lab Technician in CUTN).
4. Research courses like Ph.D. and M.Phil. Chemistry is also offered by many Colleges and Universities.

1. M.Sc. Chemistry (General or Organic or any other specialization).
2. If you are interested in school teaching jobs, then you can do B.Ed. Course.
3. PG Diploma courses related to Chemistry (For example PG Diploma in Chemical Lab Technician by CUTN).

https://www.shiksha.com/university/lpu-lovely-professional-university-Jalandhar-28499/placement
Here is the complete placement records for the course in this college.

Hi Anita, generally for M.Sc. the required percentage is 50% can you say which college are you looking to apply for M.Sc.

Hello Pauravi Shah, there is a perpetual discussion on the pros and cons of these two routes to do engineering graduation. There is no one correct answer. Depending on your convenience you should select the route. Best wishes to you.

Hello Vanish Mukhiya, it's quite a well-known deemed to be University. They run plenty of courses in varieties of disciplines. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information. https://www.shiksha.com/university/galgotias-university-greater-Noida-37105/courses-2?rf=filters&s[]=2&uaf[]=stream
Best wishes to you.

Hello Subbu Krishna, I think you should pick up code XL U. This is code for food technology. Right? Food processing will definitely be coveted under it. Best wishes to you.

Hello Kshitij Thakur, I can understand your angst and anxiety. I do not know under what conditions you joined engineering. But there are many students who leave engineering as well as medicine even in the third year. It's always best to pursue the subject that you like the most. Being in the second year is no big deal. I feel that if you are feeling suffocated you must leave and join a course of your liking. Best wishes to you.