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Kem

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Yes, If you are good at your lab skills and Strong understanding of the basics.

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Kem

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For admission in MSc Chemistry at ICT Mumbai, you need math at the HSC level (12th grade).

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No, ICT Mumbai has MSc in Chemistry and in Textile chemistry but not in pharmaceutical chemistry.

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Yes, you can do M.Sc. Chemistry part-time.

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Amity University Noida is better than Marwadi University for M.Sc. Chemistry.

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Hi. For detailed information on M.Sc. The chemistry you can see below link
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Every specialization has good career in Industry
Choose which specialization you are interested and you feel comfortable working.

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Kem

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1. IISc Bangalore
2. IISERs (Pune, Tiruvandrum, Tirupati, etc. , )
3. IITs (Bombay, Delhi, Madras, Roorkee, Kanpur, Guwahati, etc, )
4. NITs (Trichy, Warangal, etc. , )
5. BHU Varanasi
6. DU Delhi
7. TIFR Mumbai
8. ICT Mumbai
9. University of Kolkata
10. The University of Hyderabad.

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If you discontinued your research after 2003, then you can view the status of your research at your institute and you may rejoin to complete it. If your research status was removed, then you can apply for admission.

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Ph.D. is Interdisciplinary, So you can choose any topic related to Chemistry. I recommend you to do your research in Top research institutes like IISc, IISERs, IITs, BHU, DU, etc.

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