Chemistry

Yes, you can do the course you are looking for. But, you need to clear the entrance exam to get admission in BHU. It will be the best choice for M.Sc. if you clear the entrance exam. Thanks.

Hi Nibedita, Taking your problem into consideration, I am sharing a link with you which will help you to find the top colleges in Bangalore. https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/m-sc-chemistry-colleges-Bangalore.

I will suggest to go for Master degree, it will help to understand subject in depth. In addition, it will give you a number of options for your future. In fact, B.Ed is not required for joining teaching in higher classes at university level.

Yes, obviously, but you could have chosen good technology or food processing technology as you have a very good background of microbiology and chemistry. This line provides you better scope but it's okay that you are doing Diploma in nutrition as this also has a bright career. Whatever you are doing, do it with all your focus and you will come out with bright colors.
Thank you.

Yes, you can choose arts after science stream also.
All the best.

Organic and inorganic (P block D block) chemistry should be well prepared, they are good scoring. So, prepare it with the help of teachers. Physical chemistry is quite difficult for every average student. All the best.

Which college are you actually talking about?

Hi Jannu,
Admission is through counselling based on the marks obtained in Osmania University Common Entrance Test(OUCET)
https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/m-sc-in-nutrition-and-dietetics-osmania-university-college-for-women-kachiguda-hyderabad-287101
Regards

Hello Niraj,
Firstly, admissions to colleges in TN is restricted to domiciles of that state only. Secondly, I want to bring to your notice that in India there are hardly any jobs for Aeronautical engineers. Thirdly as per report of HRD ministry, almost 50% fresh engineers did not get placed. Why go for any engineering then? I would advise you to think of doing three years AME course. Lots of opportunities of placements. Think over it.