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Maa SHAKUMBHARI UNIVERSITY me M.sc chemistry fees kitni he total

harsh singh 4th Jun, 2025

M.Sc. Chemistry fees at Maa Shakumbhari University are not clearly available online.


Estimated Total Fee:

30,000 – 80,000 (for 2 years) — based on typical govt. university ranges in Uttar Pradesh.


What You Should Do:

Contact the university directly (phone/email/visit).

Ask current students or check local colleges.

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I want to go to Delhi University my biology is very good I appear for all 5 bio, chemistry , english., physics and gat I want to take bsc in biochemistry or other is also fine I just want college of du but if my marks come poor then can I get because my bio is very strong I give all exam but I am not sure of others

Samriddha Pal 4th Jun, 2025

Hello,

Even if you haven't scored well in your 12th, you can still consider your CUET score. Anyone who wants to study at DU will have to appear for CUET. DU considers CUET score for admission. So, you still have a chance if your CUET score is good. Don't worry.

Hope this helps. All the best!

what will the expected cutoff of jnu for msc chemistry and what is the cutoff of last year in marks??

Kishan Bhakat 31st May, 2025

hi,

Last year, the cutoff for JNU M.Sc. Chemistry was around 70.33 marks for the General category, 62.66 for OBC, 66.33 for EWS, 51 for SC, 40.66 for ST, and 28.66 for PWD candidates. This year, the expected cutoff is likely to increase slightly, following the trend from previous years. So if you're aiming for admission, try to score at least 72–75 marks if you're from the General category. For reserved categories, a safe score would be 2–4 marks higher than last year’s cutoffs. Keep preparing with that in mind.


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Avvms Collage in poondi offer bsc Chemistry

Sajal Trivedi 31st May, 2025

Hello aspirant,

The B.Sc. curriculum at AVVM Sri Pushpam College is a university-level program.  The duration of this course is three years.  Numerous specializations are available within this curriculum.  These specializations include, among others, computer science, mathematics, physics, statistics, and zoology.

To know the fees and much more information, you can visit our site through following link:

https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/a-veeriya-vandayar-memorial-sri-pushpam-college-poondi/bsc-chemistry-course

Thank you

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Does the marks of Practical exams of Physics and chemistry in boards are considered for Grouping criteria of MHT CET councelling

Tanisha chaudhary 31st May, 2025

HEY THERE!!!

  1. Practical exam marks from Physics and Chemistry board exams are not taken into account for grouping criteria during MHT CET counselling.
  2. These particular marks simply do not factor into the tie-breaking process.
  3. The grouping and tie-resolution process relies solely on scores obtained in the MHT CET itself.
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Kcet syllabus. How to prepare for maths and physics and chemistry. Which videos to watch good marks

gopi 31st May, 2025

Hello Aspirant,

For preparing Kcet exam, keep these in mind:

  1. Familiarize Yourself with the KCET Syllabus: The KCET is based on the Karnataka state syllabus, which includes Math, Physics, and Chemistry topics covered in Class 11 and 12. The most reliable study material or textbooks are the NCERT or Karnataka State Board. You should ensure that you cover the important chapters as mentioned in the official KCET syllabus, which is available for download on the official KCET website.
  2. Maths: Be able to practice topics like Algebra, Coordinate Geometry, Trigonometry, Calculus, and Probability. Work through previous years’ question papers to familiarize yourself with potential questions and styles of questioning.
  3. Physics: Work through Mechanics, Electrodynamics, Thermodynamics, and Modern Physics, keeping financial and time-based notes as concise as possible, and practice numerical problems through practice, on a daily basis.
  4. Chemistry: In Chemistry, focus your efforts on the Physical, Organic and Inorganic Chemistry, positing your study on reaction mechanisms and equations as necessary.
  5. Best Videos to Supplement KCET Preparation
  6. Practice and Revision: I recommend solving previous KCET question papers and timed mock tests to improve your speed and accuracy.
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Hello sir , Im shivangi jaiswal i have done my bsc zoology and chemistry laterally preparing for neet but I didnt get good score to take government cllg for mbbs so, now Im finding second option what I do after bsc zoology chemistry. Which course is best for me .

sadafreen356 30th May, 2025

Considering your background in BSc Zoology and Chemistry, and your interest in pursuing a career in the medical field, here are some options you could explore:


*1. MSc in Life Sciences or related fields:*

You could pursue a Master's degree in subjects like Zoology, Microbiology, Biochemistry, or Biotechnology. This would enhance your knowledge and open up opportunities in research, academia, or industry.


*2. Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT):*

You could consider pursuing a postgraduate diploma or degree in MLT, which would equip you with skills to work in diagnostic labs and hospitals.


*3. Biotechnology or Biomedical Sciences:*

These fields are closely related to medicine and offer various career opportunities in research, development, and industry.


*4. Research Assistant or Scientist:*

With a strong foundation in Zoology and Chemistry, you could consider roles in research institutions, universities, or industries.


*5. Healthcare-related courses:*

You might explore courses like:

- *MSc in Healthcare Management*

- *Postgraduate Diploma in Public Health*

- *Certified courses in Health Education or Health Promotion*


*6. Alternative medicine or healthcare fields:*

You could consider exploring fields like:

- *Ayurveda*

- *Homeopathy*

- *Naturopathy*

- *Nutrition and Dietetics*


*7. Animal-related careers:*

Given your Zoology background, you might consider careers in:

- *Wildlife conservation*

- *Animal research*

- *Veterinary science* (if you're interested in working with animals)


*Other options:*

- *Teaching or academia*

- *Science writing or journalism*

- *Industry roles* in pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, or healthcare


Reflect on your interests, skills, and career goals to determine the best fit for you. You may also want to research each option further and reach out to professionals in these fields for guidance.

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