Chemistry

To pursue an M.Sc. in Chemistry at Government Engineer Vishwesarraiya Post Graduate College, Korba, here are the steps you need to follow:Eligibility: You must have a Bachelor’s degree (B.Sc. or equivalent) of 3 years duration under the 10+2+3 pattern from any recognised university.Admission Process: Admissions are based on merit. Ensure you have good academic records in your undergraduate studies.Course Duration: The M.Sc. in Chemistry is a full-time, two-year postgraduate course.Medium of Instruction: The course is offered in both Hindi and English.Seats Available: There are 30 seats available for this course.Affiliation: The course is affiliated with Atal Bihari Vajpayee Vishwavidyalaya, Bilaspur.

Different Courses After B.Sc in Chemistry: Here are some potential courses or areas of study that BSc Chemistry graduates may pursue: Master of Science (MSc) in ChemistryMaster of Philosophy (MPhil) in ChemistryMaster of Technology (M.Tech) in Chemical EngineeringMaster of Business Administration (MBA) with a focus on Chemical Management or Pharmaceutical ManagementPostgraduate Diploma in Analytical ChemistryPostgraduate Diploma in Environmental ChemistryPostgraduate Diploma in Industrial ChemistryPostgraduate Certificate in Medicinal ChemistryAdvanced Diploma in Polymer ChemistryCertificate courses in specialised areas such as Computational Chemistry, Green Chemistry, or NanochemistryThese courses can further enhance a BSc Chemistry graduate's knowledge and skills, opening up opportunities in various industries such as pharmaceuticals, petrochemicals, biotechnology, environmental science, and materials science.

For students confused about whether to choose BSc Biochemistry or BSc chemistry, Chemistry deals with the study of chemical as well as physical properties of organic and inorganic matters. While BSc Biochemistry is about compounds in organic matter. Biochemistry can be referred to as the sub-branch of Chemistry that involves the combination of Biology and Chemistry.Following class 12, BSc Chemistry and BSc Biochemistry are excellent choices. Nonetheless, a person's interests and professional goals should be taken into consideration when choosing between the two. A bachelor's degree in biochemistry can be the best option if you wish to use chemistry to study biological systems.A Bachelor of Science in Chemistry degree might be the best option for you if you're interested in the basic ideas of chemistry and how they apply to different fields. Excellent career prospects and chances for additional study and research are provided by both courses.