Chemistry

No, you can get admission to M.Sc. Chemistry in HPU without giving the entrance exam. There are a few ways to do this:Direct Admission: If you have a Bachelor's degree in Chemistry with at least 50% marks, you can apply for direct admission to the M.Sc. Chemistry program. You will need to submit your application along with your mark sheets, transcripts, and other required documents.Subsidized Seats: There are a limited number of subsidized seats available for M.Sc. Chemistry in HPU. These seats are reserved for students who have passed the HPU entrance exam and have scored a minimum of 40% marks. If you have not given the entrance exam, you can still apply for these seats, but your chances of getting admitted will be lower.Non-Subsidized Seats: There are also a number of non-subsidized seats available for M.Sc. Chemistry in HPU. These seats are not reserved for any particular group of students, so you can apply for them even if you have not given the entrance exam. However, the competition for these seats is usually very high.I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions. 

There are several colleges and institutions in India that offer 1-year PG Diploma courses in Analytical Chemistry through offline mode. Here are a few notable options:Indian Institute of Chemical Technology (IICT), Hyderabad: IICT offers a 1-year Post Graduate Diploma in Analytical Chemistry (PGDAC) program.St. Xavier's College, Mumbai: St. Xavier's College offers a 1-year Post Graduate Diploma in Analytical Chemistry program.Loyola College, Chennai: Loyola College offers a 1-year Post Graduate Diploma in Analytical Chemistry program.Regional Centre for Biotechnology (RCB), Faridabad: RCB offers a 1-year Post Graduate Diploma in Analytical Chemistry program.Karunya Institute of Technology and Sciences, Coimbatore: Karunya Institute offers a 1-year Post Graduate Diploma in Analytical Chemistry program.

Check below for the important topics covered in the Chemistry section of the CUSAT CAT exam:Some Basic Concepts in ChemistryStates of MatterAtomic Structure Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure Chemical ThermodynamicsSolutionsChemical KineticsHydrogen Block Elements (Alkali and Alkaline Earth Metals)Co-ordination CompoundsEnvironmental ChemistrySome Basic Principles of Organic ChemistryHydrocarbonsPolymersBio-MoleculesChemistry in everyday lifeGaseous and Liquid StatesExtractive MetallurgyEnergetic ElectrochemistryChemical KineticsChemical Equilibrium CarbohydratesAtomic Structure and Chemical BondingAmino acids and Peptides

Check below the topics of chemistry from which questions are asked in the UPESEAT exam:Some Basic Concepts in Chemistry States Of Matter Atomic Structure Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structures Chemical Thermodynamics Solutions Equilibrium Redox Reactions and Electrochemistry Chemical Kinetics  Surface Chemistry Classification Of Elements and Periodicity in Properties General Principles and Processes of Isolation of Metals Hydrogen Block Elements (Alkali and Alkaline Earth Metals) P Block Elements D And F Block Elements Co-Ordination Compounds Environmental Chemistry Purification And Characterization of Organic Compounds Some Basic Principles of Organic Chemistry Hydrocarbons Organic Compounds Containing Halogens Organic Compounds Containing Oxygen Organic Compounds Containing Nitrogen Polymers Biomolecules Chemistry in everyday life Principles related to the practical chemistry, etc.

Choosing between different branches of study, such as Textile Engineering at IIT Delhi or Chemistry at IIT Bombay, depends on your personal interests, aptitude, and career goals. Both branches have their own unique advantages and career opportunities. Here are some points to consider:Textile Engineering at IIT Delhi:- Textile Engineering combines principles of engineering and technology with textile materials, manufacturing processes, and design.- It offers opportunities in areas such as textile manufacturing, fashion and apparel industry, technical textiles, research and development, and sustainability in textiles.- If you have an interest in the textile industry, material science, product development, or fashion technology, this branch could be suitable for you.Chemistry at IIT Bombay:- Chemistry is a fundamental Science that explores the properties, composition, and behavior of matter.- It opens up various career paths in research, academia, pharmaceuticals, chemical industries, materials science, environmental science, and more.- If you are passionate about understanding the intricacies of chemical reactions, laboratory work, and scientific research, pursuing Chemistry at IIT Bombay could be a good fit.Ultimately, you should consider your own interests, strengths, and long-term career goals. You may also want to explore the curriculum, course offerings, faculty expertise, and research opportunities in each branch at the respective IITs. It can be helpful to reach out to current students or professionals in these fields to gain further insights and make an informed decision.