Chemistry

Hey,
It is one of the finest colleges of Delhi university. Faculty members of B.sc (H) Chemistry are very experienced and have a very effective learning. You get a great exposure in this college.
You can take admission in this college.

The college has the best faculty and experience too. You can take admission there. The Placement cell is active. Many companies visit this colleges in term of placements.

There are different fee structure of PG Chemistry in every university or college, and for seat capacity I am not sure about it.

Now that you have not appeared for the entrance exam, you could probably check for the management quota in college.

With this combination, you can raise your career graph with some courses like:-
* Bio-Informatics (Biology, Maths, Statistics). * Astrobiology or Astrochemistry (Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Maths)
* Neural Network Engineering (specializations in NLP, AI etc. )
* Bio Research Analyst.
* Microbiologist.
There are still lot more course available. All you had to do is identify your Field of Interest and find the course which is best suits you. You may try engineering or Medical also if that attracts you.
Good luck.

Hi Dikshant,
In today's world, one has to be extremely careful for career step. If by chance, you even start studying without interest then it may effect your career , future of Maritime is also bright but if you still not want , Talk to you parents tell them different options you have show them the practical Picture of career . I will enlist some universities you can browse different courses like Amity University, SRM University , Lovely Professional University, etc.

You should take GRE and IELTS at least two months before the deadline.

Complete your education and then expect jobs. If you need guidance then please take the subjects in which you are interested.

Hi dear,
To understand maths and chemistry, you must know the basics first and then understand the concept of both the subjects. Until and unless you imagine the concepts by yourself it will be difficult. For maths, understanding the problem is the most important thing.