Chemistry

Delhi University releases a cut-off list and if your name is mentioned in the list then it means you are eligible to apply for the admission process, otherwise, wait for the next cut-off list.
Good luck.

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* This is the average fees (per year) INR 10,000-50,000.
Visit the link:
https://www.amrita.edu/admissions/bsc-hons-agriculture-2019/fee.

Fee of MSc in organic chemistry for first year is RS 8840. Total fees of 2 years is RS 17680.

No, there will be no such major problem, if you have passed all your subject. But, first division is considered good. Good luck.

Hi,
yes, you are eligible for B.Sc Biotechnology course.

Yes, Master's degree would definitely be helpful for you on the long run. If you plan to work in a government organization or corporate job. The Masters would certainly help you rise through the ranks.

Hello,
I hope you are asking about PG admissions. So, I am quoting the exact words from the official website. "Admission to the Post Graduate courses in Engineering is also based on a selection criteria fixed by the government of Kerala where valid GATE Score is considered.”
So, only GATE scores are taken into consideration for admission here. For details on infrastructure and faculty, visit the official page and have a look on individual profiles what they have done in their respective fields. https://tkmce.ac.in/.

You can go for MBA and apply for job.

Hello,Many colleges offer lateral entry, eligibility for lateral entry:-Candidate must have passed Diploma in Engineering from an AICTE approved institution or B.Sc from a recognized university with at least 45% (40% for SC/ST/OBC/PwD) in aggregate. Also, candidates having B.Sc Degree must have passed class 12th with mathematics as a compulsory subject. B.Sc candidates will be considered for admission only if vacancies remain after admitting Diploma holder candidates. Hope it helps.