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Ananya Dev

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The minimum requirement for entry to an Indian Ph.D. is a Masters degree in a relevant subject, usually with an overall grade of at least 55% (or the equivalent). Candidates will also be expected to have the necessary language skills for their course. English is one of India's official languages and is used for teaching at most of its universities/ However, some specialised universities will teach in Hindi, Urdu or other Indian languages. Indian Ph.D. applications are usually competitive. Each university will have a specific number of places available on its Ph.D. programmes each year and will use a system of entrance examinations,
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Anjali TaRead to Lead

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IIT JAM is an entrance exam for M.Sc Chemistry to join in IIT.

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Yes, you are eligible. For more details you can visit this link:
http://www.du.ac.in/du/.

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Shivani Hashia

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DU has separate entrance examinations for all its Post-graduation courses, whose syllabus is based on class 12 basics and course of your B.Sc. You need to clear the entrance to get admission in the university.

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Mahi Pal Jakharcompleted graduation

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Dear friend, as per my knowledge and experience you can apply for M.Sc. In CBZ, you don't have the subjects you don't like which will make it good for you. Go for it.

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Mahi Pal Jakharcompleted graduation

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Dear friend,
As per my knowledge and my experience, you are definitely eligible for taking admission in integrated M.Sc chemistry without mathematics because there is no such criteria that you must have studied mathematics as a compulsory subject for doing M.Sc in chemistry or integrated M.Sc chemistry so don't worry about it, you are definitely eligible for it to have a great future ahead. Thank you.

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Mahi Pal Jakharcompleted graduation

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As per my knowledge and experience, for getting a good payable job, you must go for M.Sc Mathematics as there are many good opportunities after completing this course as compared to M.Sc Chemistry.

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Srivatsav Sri

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It is an undergraduate course. The duration of this course is 5 years.

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Syed Asif

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Pune University provides M.sc in industrial chemistry and it is a well famouse university too. But still i advise you to look for colleges that you like.

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