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To be eligible for admission to the Integrated MSc course at NIT Durgapur, aspirants must meet the following eligibility criteria:They must have passed Class 12 with Chemistry as a complusory subjectThey must have appeared for JEE (Main)They must have the necessary documents required to prove their eligibility during admission
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The total tuition fee for the Integrated BSc + MSc programme at NIT Durgapur is INR 75,000 for five years. Additionally, selected candidates are required a one-time fee of INR 15,500. The NIT Durgapur fee structure also includes other miscellaneous charges payable every semester. The total amount of these charges is INR 16,600. Candidates belonging to the SC/ST category are exempted from paying the tuition fee but they have to pay the other charges. The mentioned fee information is sourced from the official website of the institute/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and hence, is indicative.
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NIT Durgapur does not provide a BSc programme, but an Integrated BSc + MSc programme in Chemistry. The duration of the programme is five years. It leads to a dual-degree, i.e. a BSc and an MSc degree in Chemistry. NITD has an intake of 19 students for the five-year programme. Admission to the programme is based on JEE (Main) ranks and seats are allocated through JoSAA/CSAB counselling.
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No, candidates seeking admission to the integrated BSc + MSc programme of NIT Durgapur cannot be admitted without JEE (Main). The seats for the programme are allocated through JoSAA/CSAB counselling. Only the candidates who have a valid JEE score can appear for these counselling processes. Based on the ranks secured by applicants in JEE (Main), a merit list is released during the counselling process. Hence, it is mandatory for the aspirants to apply and appear for JEE (Main).
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NIT Durgapur's Integrated BSc + MSc is a five-year programme. The course duration is further divided into ten semesters. The subjects included in the course curriculum during the first year are the same as the BTech (Chemistry) curriculum followed at the institute. Other subjects included in the curriculum are listed below:State of Matter and Chemical ThermodynamicsAtomic Structure and Chemical BondingStereochemistry and Basic Principle of Organic ChemistryBiochemistry: Structure and FunctionIdentification of Acidic and Basic RadicalsChemical Kinetics, Surface Chemistry and ConductometryChromatographic Separation of Organic&n
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NIT Durgapur's cut-off for its Integrated BSc + MSc course is based on the JEE Main ranks. Over the past three years, the cut-off has shown an improving trend. This implies that getting admisison to the integrated course has become more competitive over the years. The follwing table presents the cut-off trend for the Integrated BSc + MSc programme of NIT Durgapur: Course202220232024Integrated MSc in Chemistry88,11386,70576,525
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NIT Durgapur offers BSc + MSc (integrated) programme. The institute provides admission to applicants who clear the required JEE Main cut-off. Hence, the admission process begins with the JEE Main application process. For NIT Durgapur Integrated MSc admissions 2025, the JEE (Main) will be conducted in two sessions. The registration process for the first session of the exam (to be held in January) will take place from Oct 28, 2024 to Nov 22, 2024 (tentative). The registration process for the second session of the exam (to be held in April) will take place between Jan 31, 2025 and Feb 24, 2025 (tentative). After the exam, candidates w
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Yes, after completing the NIT Durgapur Integrated BSc + MSc course, candidates can seek various jobs in the government sector. Candidates can take up jobs in the state as well as the central government. These jobs offers attractive remuneration and job security. Some of the jobs that NIT Durgapur's graduates can take up after completing their Integrated BSc + MSc course are listed below:FSSAI Food Safety OfficerCPCB ScientistState Government Food Safety OfficerGovernment Lab AssistantAssistant Scientist
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NIT Durgapur offers an integrated BSc + MSc course in Chemistry. There is a plethora of career opportunities after a Chemistry degree. A dual-degree from NIT Durgapur in Chemistry can open doors to jobs in industries, such as Development, Manufacturing, Quality Control, Research, Pharmaceuticals, Healthcare, Environmental Science, Materials Science, Forensic Science, etc. Graduates can opt for various job profiles, including Chemical Engineer, Pharmaceutical Scientist, Environmental Chemist, Forensic Scientist, Biotechnology Researcher, and more.
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NIT Durgapur and NIT Patna offer Integrated MSc course lasting five years. The total tution fee for the five-year programme at NIT Durgapur is INR 75,000. The tuition fee for the Integrated MSc programme at NIT Patna is INR 6.25 Lacs for five years. Hence, it can be said that NIT Durgapur is more economical than NIT Patna for the Integrated MSc course. It must be noted that the mentioned fees are sourced from the official websites of the instituttes/sanctioning bodies. They are still subject to change and hence, are indicative.
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