M.Sc Chemistry

After M.Sc in chemistry, anyone can go for Ph.D or fellowship in the relevant field. You can start teaching in a school after M.Sc. You can also go to industries for posts like lab technician, assistant chemist, product designer/manufacturer, etc. Mostly, you can get opportunities for research.

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The cut-off ranges between 85-115 marks.

As far I know, both have good scope, but I think you should opt for M.Sc in good technology. Good luck.

Hi, Admission in the above course is through counseling based on the rank obtained in Joint Admission Test (JAM). Thanks.

Well, you can't go two courses simultaneously with the same university and M.Sc with B.Ed will be too much heav, as they are considered as some ends of education in Science stream. So, I recommend you to go for either M.Sc or B.Ed. Don't go for both simultaneously.

M.Sc in Chemistry is offered across many college in India. Please click the link below to check the colleges offering the course. https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/m-sc-chemistry-colleges-india.

You are not eligible for M.Sc in Chemistry. You can do M.Tech. /ME in Chemical engineering. If you want to M.Sc in maths, then you are eligible because it is necessary to study the subject at least for 2 years/4semesters in which you want to do Master's degree. In B.Tech Mechanical, a student studies Maths in 2 years but, he studies chemistry only for 1 year /1 semester.

Semester 1
Inorganic Chemistry 1
Organic Chemistry 1
Physical Chemistry 1
Analytical Chemistry 1
ict learning in chemistry lab - 1 Inorganic, Analytical
chemistry lab - 2 Organic
chemistry lab - 3 Physical
Sem 2
Inorganic Chemistry 2
Organic Chemistry 2
Physical Chemistry 2
Principle of spectroscopy
Chemistry lab - 4 Inorganic, Analytical
Chemistry lab - 5 Organic
Chemistry lab - 6 Physical
Check 3,4 semester subjects -