Science

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please check the prospectus of the course provided by the university to know about the dates, admission procedure, eligibility criteria, fees , course structure etc.

Different colleges have different admission procedure and exams. Go through this link to know about the admission procedures of your desired colleges
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please check the prospectus of the course provided by the university to know about the dates, admission procedure, eligibility criteria, fees , course structure etc

There are some tricks to preparing for Chemistry. It is a scoring subject and Inorganic is the easiest of all among IOC, OC and physical. Talking about the upcoming NEET you have to face approximately 15 to 18 questions there. Having prepared from NCERT is sufficient. Go thoroughly by judging the wh

You can do the course in distance mode but you will have to go for practicals. Some B.Sc Streams are not available in distance mode. What you can do instead is join an evening college or a college where attendance is not an issue. You can also consider IGNOU but it should not be your first option. H

Yes, you can apply. There is no problem in applying.

Yes, you are eligible. You get admission through PGCET in AU. Prepare well for PGCET to get admission to AU.

Hi,
You are eligible for M.Sc Chemistry, and some branches of chemistry like Biology and Chemistry.