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M.Sc. Chemistry Distance Education is a way to learn, acquiring and gain deep knowledge and understanding and improve the skills throughout the programme in parallel with M.Sc. Chemistry classes. After doing this postgraduate student can apply for the M.Phil. Ph.D. and other advanced courses also to work with research centres and medicine company. Eligibility: To get admission student must qualify B.Sc. Chemistry with (45 to 50 %). Approximately. Fee Structure: The Fees (INR 10000 INR 23000 /Year) or may change according to universities demand. The application form can be filled online through the official website or offline. List of Universities Offering a course in M.Sc. Chemistry through Distance Learning in India. Distance Learning courses are getting popular in India and a lot of students want to earn their degree while working. Here is a list of Universities offering M.Sc. Chemistry through distance learning
1. Annamalai University
2. Alagappa University
3. Andhra University
4. Berhampur University
5. Bharathiar University
6. Dr BR Ambedkar Open University
7. Kakatiya University
8. Madurai Kamaraj University
9. Maharishi Markandeshwar University
10. Manonmaniam Sundaranar University
11. University of Madras
12. Madhya Pradesh Bhoj Open University
13. Nalanda Open University
14. Nagarjuna University
15. Periyar University
16. Sri Venkateswara University.

Hello UGC NET Aspirants!
First of all note down the syllabus- must ensure that you are following the latest syllabus. Revise the things you read on daily basis. Refer the highly recommended sources by experts. Go for the conceptual clarity. Practice as many UGC NET question papers as you can. After gathering the resources only matters is the hard work, underline the important key notes. Use highlighter as well so that you can make best notes out of it. Solve UGC NET previous year papers, it lets you know the real level and feel of the exam, also solve it within the given time limit to have an estimate idea how many questions you are able to solve in a certain time.

Hello CSIR UGC NET Aspirants!
Well when you preparing for CSIR physical Science it requiees a systematic preparation. Now coming to the strategy. Confidence- This is something which comes out of the real preparation, if you have actually prepared or putting the real efforts then you will be confident from within. One more thing that be rigid to your hard work and be optimistic towards your efforts. Time Management- Study for 4-5 hours a day, divide time into topics. If you are totally unaware of few topics, do not begin them at the very start of your CSIR NET preparation. Work on fundamentals You must have an in depth knowledge of Physics and Mathematics. If you lack in the basics, it is ultimately good for nothing. Study Material- Studying from good resources always help to rank, so must go for the highly recommend sources for study. CSIR NET Previous year papers- This is something which let you come to know that your concepts are clear or not, more than that what level you stand at and after that what type of questions are asked in the exam and how many questions of same level you will be able to solve, it gives you an estimate idea of this. Thanks.

Yes, you may start preparing for CAT. There is no right time to start preparing for the CAT Exam. Please understand that regular preparation matters a lot more than the total amount of time invested. What I am trying to say is that if you are studying for 20 hours a week, it is much better if you study for 3 hours a day instead of 10 hours on Saturday and Sunday each. It is the discipline which matters. If you are one of those candidates who are not so good with a particular section; then you need to start early. For example, if you are an Science student who is not very good with English then you need to start your CAT preparations. Also, when you start your main focus should be on improving your Verbal Ability because that is your the weakest section. Verbal Ability takes a long time to improve and the easiest way to improve is to read more and more books.