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Veeru SokhiCounsellor with Univariety.com, web www.gccswc.com
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Analytical Chemist, Biomedical Chemist, Chemical Engineering Associate, Industrial Research Scientist, Lab Chemist, Materials Technologist, Production Chemist, Production Officer, Quality Controller, R&D Research & Development, Manager, Safety Health and Environment Specialist, Chemistry teacher/ Professor etc.
After graduating, one can also opt for post graduate studies to get a stronger hold of their chemical passion with:
M.Sc. Chemistry, M.Sc. . Analytical Chemistry, M.Sc. . Drug Chemistry, M.Sc. . Organic Pharmaceutical Chemistry, M.Sc. . Physical & Materials Chemistry
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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The eligibility criteria of MBA course is a Bachelor degree in any stream with minimum 50% of marks, while the admissions in MBA courses are based on percentile obtained in Management entrance exam scores like CAT/MAT/CMAT/XAT etc. So there is no need of Math in class 12th, you can complete your class 12th and graduation in any stream.
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Ipsita DasLove to help people.🙂🙃
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Well, I would say, it depends on how 'not good' you are. If you are comfortable with basic calculus, that is you can differentiate and integrate stuff ( not those tricky integrations too), you will get along just fine. What matters is you check whether you like eco or not. Go through some +2 level micro and macro textbooks, to get a flavour of the subject. If you already had eco in your +2 level, then you already know. Just don't take eco, because maybe there wasn't any other option. If you genuinely love the subject, by all means, go for it. Maths won't be a hurdle. Good luck.
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