Chemistry

Please check for your eligibility to pursue Master of Public Health at Indian Institute of Public Health, Delhi from the link provided below:
https://www.shiksha.com/medicine-health-sciences/public-health-management/course/master-of-public-health-indian-institute-of-public-health-gurgaon-278398

Its quite difficult to find yourself an 'A grade' college under the AEGIS of DU but you may try.

Admission is based on the marks obtained in graduation. Interested candidates can apply online/ offline with the required information. Candidates must be a graduate in B.Sc. (Hons.) in Chemistry from recognized college/ university. For further details regarding this course, please refer to the link provided below:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/m-sc-in-chemistry-c-m-science-college-darbhanga-bihar-other-296632

You might get admission if you fulfill the criteria set for admission by the university. Refer the link for details: https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/course/ph-d-shri-jagdishprasad-jhabarmal-tibrewala-university-rajasthan-other-190998

Dear Eshaan,
University wise, DU and IP but course wise engineering and B.Sc. Hence the suggestion is to go for biochemical engineering from IPU because it's value advantage is almost same as like DU. This engineering field gives you edge in this field. Good Luck. Upvote the answer if you feel satisfied.

KUK University is no longer an A Grade university it used to be. It has been downgraded to either B or C grade since last year. The system on which university works is horrible. You give your exam, then wait 45 months for your result. If you are unlucky and got a backlog, wait another 67 months to reappear. And then wait 5 more months for the result. So basically, it takes 1.5 years to clear the backlog. I will suggest you to search for the alternatives. If none of the options works, then you can surely join it.

For most of the colleges, eligibility/qualification for M.Sc. Chem:
The candidate must have passed B.Sc. with Chemistry as the major subject with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate.

Not so good. The openings for this field of job are very less. You need to get placed from the campus you studied at. It's difficult to find a job outside your campus.

There's a lot of scope, though most of it goes into research work.
If you are into pure science and you're interested in chemistry, go for it. There are various jobs you can get in private as well as public sector, you just you need to be good at your things. Major jobs opportunities are in research and development sector, food industries chemical testing, being a professor, etc.