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You need to do full time M.Sc in chemistry as these subjects are accompanied by practicals, i.e. lab work, which you won't be able to manage if you are doing a part time course.
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There is another branch called electrical and electronics engineering. It is a sum of both branches. Why are you not choosing this branch?
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