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Kem
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General Eligibility for Ph.D. Chemistry admission is 60% aggregate score in M.Sc. Chemistry
General Admission Procedure : Candidates are selected through an entrance exam and an interview
CSIR NET (JRF) is not compulsory for Ph.D. admission but it relaxes you from entrance exams conducted by specific institutes and allows you to get a monthly stipend of 31k rupees.
Note: % and admission procedure varies among institutes.
General Admission Procedure : Candidates are selected through an entrance exam and an interview
CSIR NET (JRF) is not compulsory for Ph.D. admission but it relaxes you from entrance exams conducted by specific institutes and allows you to get a monthly stipend of 31k rupees.
Note: % and admission procedure varies among institutes.
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While the admission procedure varies depending on individual college's criteria, the entire process of admission process is followed by a counselling session and an interview. In this regard, below is a short description of the MSc Chemistry admission:In the case of entrance tests such as IIT JAM, CUET-PG, CPGET, and others, applicants must confirm their eligibility before they apply for the necessary exams.Students must pass the exam of their respective university or college to be admitted to the program.After passing the test The college or university announces the result and then releases the merit list of shortlisted candidates.Stu
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1. Synthetic Chemist
2. Quality Control or Quality Assurance Chemist
3. Forensic Scientist
4. Jobs in Petroleum industry by ONGC, IOCL, etc., (through GATE score)
5. DRDO scientist
6. Patent Officer
7. Environmental scientist (Pollution control wings)
8. Junior scientific assistant in CSIR Labs (through CSIR NET)
9. Production manager in Pharmaceutical, Ceramic, Cement, Paint, Textile, Tanning, Sugar, Paper, Rubber and Polymer Industries.
10. Health and Sanitary Analyst in Food and Dairy Industry.
And many more
2. Quality Control or Quality Assurance Chemist
3. Forensic Scientist
4. Jobs in Petroleum industry by ONGC, IOCL, etc., (through GATE score)
5. DRDO scientist
6. Patent Officer
7. Environmental scientist (Pollution control wings)
8. Junior scientific assistant in CSIR Labs (through CSIR NET)
9. Production manager in Pharmaceutical, Ceramic, Cement, Paint, Textile, Tanning, Sugar, Paper, Rubber and Polymer Industries.
10. Health and Sanitary Analyst in Food and Dairy Industry.
And many more
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The Best option is M.Sc. From Top national institutes like IISc, IISERs, IITs, BHU, University of Delhi, Mumbai University, University of Kolkata, etc.
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