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Abhishek Chauhan
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Considering the placements Bhavans College is not that apt as there are only 30-35% of the students gets placements. The college is still struggling to operate its placement cell fully. However, the facilities and infrastructure of the college help the students a lot to improve their skills.
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Naresh M K S
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Based on the CUET PG cut-off marks for M.Sc. Chemistry, here are some colleges where you might have a chance of admission with 53 marks:Central University of Tamil Nadu: The cut-off for M.Sc. Chemistry is 163 marks.Pondicherry University: The cut-off for M.Sc. Chemistry is not specified, but it's mentioned that the cut-off for M.Sc. in Applied Microbiology is 210 marks.Central University of Karnataka: The cut-off for M.Sc. Chemistry is not specified, but it's mentioned that the cut-off for M.Sc. in Biotechnology is 260 marks.Please note that these are general cut-off marks, and the actual admission process may vary based on the number
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Naresh M K S
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To pursue MSc Chemistry without requiring the CUET-PG exam, you can consider the following universities in India:Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) BombayIndian Institute of Technology (IIT) DelhiIndian Institute of Technology (IIT) KanpurIndian Institute of Technology (IIT) KharagpurIndian Institute of Technology (IIT) MadrasIndian Institute of Technology (IIT) RoorkeeUniversity of DelhiUniversity of MumbaiUniversity of CalcuttaUniversity of PuneThese universities offer MSc Chemistry programs without the requirement of the CUET-PG exam, providing alternative pathways for admission into their programs.
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Siddartha Reddy
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The Class 12 Chemistry syllabus for CHSE (Council of Higher Secondary Education) typically covers a wide range of topics to provide a comprehensive understanding of the subject. Some common topics included in the syllabus are:1. Solid State: Classification of solids, crystal lattice, unit cell, imperfections in solids.2. Solutions: Types of solutions, solubility, colligative properties.3. Electrochemistry: Redox reactions, conductance in electrolytic solutions, Nernst equation.4. Chemical Kinetics: Rate of a reaction, factors affecting rate of reaction, integrated rate equations.5. Surface Chemistry: Adsorption, catalysis, colloids.6.
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Ravi Raja kancharla
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It is difficult to recommend which specific university you should apply to with a score of 60 out of 300 in the CUET PG Chemistry exam.The key points from the search results:The search results do not provide any information about the cutoff marks or admission criteria for universities based on CUET PG Chemistry scores.The search results focus more on the CUET PG Chemistry syllabus and exam pattern, rather than specific admission details for universities.There is no mention of the typical score range or percentile required for admission to various universities offering postgraduate programs in Chemistry.Without knowing the admission cri
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Pulkit Gautam
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Yes, you can appear for the IIT JAM Mathematical Statistics exam even if you are pursuing B.Sc in Physics with Math and Chemistry. The eligibility criteria for the IIT JAM exam statest that you require a minimum of 55% for General/OBC candidates and 50% for SC/ST/PwD candidates in their Bachelor's Degree. As long as you fulfill these criteria, you are eligible to take the exam.
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Pulkit Gautam
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Yes it is necessary for a Science student to have chemistry in class 11 and class 12 since the Science stream comprises mainly of 3 subjects physics, chemistry and biology.You can opt to not have biology in your classes 11 and 12 by choosing non medical stream but you can not opt out chemistry as a subject since it is a mandatory subject in the Science stream for any child.The students are required to have both physics and chemistry as a mandatory subjects in their classes 11 and 12.
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Ranjeeta Rai
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The overall seat intake of BSc in Industrial Chemistry is around 60 at ITM Vocational University. To secure seat in BSc Industrial Chemistry, candidates must have the qualification as per the university admission guidelines. Eligible candidates can directly visit the official website of ITM University and fill out the application form. The university shortlists students based on their performance in the last qualifying exam. The university then releases an admission lists of candidates. They can pay the BSc course fee and secure the seats. Tabulated below are ITM Vocational University eligibility details for the academic year
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