Chemistry

The job-oriented courses after B.Sc chemistry include:Analytical Chemistry Certification: This course focuses on analytical techniques, laboratory skills, and instrumentationChemical Engineering Associate: This role involves applying chemical principles to design and operate industrial processesProduction Chemist: Production chemists work in industries like pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and chemicals, ensuring the quality of productsBiomedical Chemist: Biomedical chemists study chemical reactions and processes in living organisms, often working in medical research and developmentQuality Controller: Quality controllers are responsible for ensuring the quality of products and processes in various industries, including pharmaceuticals and chemicalsChemical Specialist: Chemical specialists work in industries like pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and chemicals, applying chemical principles to develop new products and processesLecturer: Lecturers teach chemistry in schools and colleges, often requiring a postgraduate degree in chemistryToxicologist: Toxicologists study the effects of chemicals on living organisms, often working in industries like pharmaceuticals and environmental protectionMedical Lab Technician: Medical lab technicians collect and analyze biological samples for medical diagnosis and researchPharmaceutical Sales Executive: Pharmaceutical sales executives promote and sell pharmaceutical products to healthcare professionals and institutionsChemical Engineering Associate: Chemical engineering associates apply chemical principles to design and operate industrial processesProduction Officer: Production officers oversee the production process in various industries, ensuring quality and efficiency

There are nothing such as the easiest or the hardest chapters in any subject. The weightage varies for different subjects and preparation for selected chapters can be a reason for less marks. If you have less amount of time and your preparation is not upto the point then you can go for less complicated chapters which might have a good weightage on the basis of previous exams. Some of the chapters for maths are, coordinate geometry, calculus, vectors and 3D geometry, quadratic equations and complex numbers, probability and statistics.Some of the chapters for chemistry are, chemistry in everyday life, atomic structure, polymers, molecular orbital theory, surface chemistry, metallurgy.Some of the chapters for physics are, mechanics, modern physics, thermodynamics and heat, optic, electrostatic and current electricity.There is no any particular chapters in English which are important. Grammar is also important.