M.Sc Chemistry

The job opportunities are in pharmaceuticals industry as a lab chemist or a QC analyst or production in charge.

You can write entrance for Ph.D NET GATE and go to research field. Appear for GATE to secure qualification in PSU:
Write SSC
Work in a coaching institute
Work in an industry / pharma company
This was just to name a few.

First of all, complete your graduation (B.Sc. in Chemistry)and enrolled for PG course then you are eligible for appearing for CSIR NET exam in Result awaited category. you will get your CSIR NET qualifying certificate after submission of your M.Sc. mark sheet. http://csirhrdg.res.in/notification_main_dec2017.pdf
on above link you will get answer for every question regarding to CSIR NET exam.

M.Sc chemistry involves lectures as well as labs that run for the total time of 4 hours. It is complete full time course. The credit often includes conducting a project all by ourselves.

There is one main exam, JAM, that takes admissions for M.Sc. In IIT NITs, IISERS, IISc, focus on the course and follow the final year B.Sc. Chemistry syllabus very closely. The other entrance that you can prepare for is DU- the mian focus of which is the final year syllabus and the basic concepts. There are also examinations for jamia, PU and HCU that have similar course structure.

National Eligibility Test is conducted by University Grants Commission (UGC) and is a gateway test in our country to start career as Lecturers or Assistant Professors in various Colleges, Universities and other Educational Institutions. Qualifying National Eligibility Test also makes one eligible for Junior Research Fellowship (JRF)) but the maximum age limit to apply for a fellowship is 28 years.
JRF stands for Junior Research Fellowship program offered by both CSIR & UGC to the eligible and selected candidates through written exams held twice a year as their stipend for doctoral studies or for their assistance in various projects.