Hi Aspirant,

Yes there is a program called Msc Organic Chemistry .It is a postgraduate degree programs that involve the study of structures,properties and reaction of organic compounds.It is a two year degree program and the eligibility marks as the completion of bsc or graduate level study in chemistry as a subject should be compulsory,

Hope it helps!!

Hey aspirant,

Yes, MSc Organic Chemistry is available in many colleges. M.Sc Organic Chemistry is a postgraduate degree programme that involves the study of structure, properties and reactions of organic compounds.

Some of the colleges that offer this course are :-

Savitribai Phule Pune University

Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi

Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh

University of Mysore, Karnataka

Andhra University, Visakhapatnam

Hope this helps,

All the best!

Dear Student,

you can most definitely study inorganic chemistry before you start studying for organic chemistry. Follow a study pattern that proves efficient for you and makes proper use of your time as time management is very crucial when it comes to preparing for JEE Mains Examinations. Attempt solving as many previous years questions a you can as it will help you to understand the topics better.

Hey!

This year the syllabus has been reduced by 30% due to the pandemic, and the organic chemistry of class 11th contains:

• Organic chemistry : Some basic principles and techniques (unit 12)
• hydrocarbons Unit 13

And to know the whole reduced syllabus of chemistry,visit here:

https://school.careers360.com/articles/ncert-syllabus-for-class-11-chemistry

Thankyou

Yeah obviously specialization is possible in case of Integrated MSc. The only difference is that if you have integrated MSc then you need not have to sit for any entrance exam for MSc. Also Integrated MSc syllabus are kind of hybridized and are different from BSc Course.

So if you want you can go for integrated MSc there will be no prob regarding specialization. You can specialize in both the cases.

I hope my answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

hello,

If you are preparing for jee mains you should know the syllabus which includes  class11th as well as 12th Physics, Chemistry, Math syllabus. In jee mains total 75 mcq questions are asked that means 25 from each subject. In chemestry there are total 25 questions asked in which approx 8 to 12 questions are asked from organic.

all the best

Hello, The CSIR NET is offered in five subjects only of which deals with chemistry so all kind of chemistry major students will be choosing the chemical sciences subjects only.There will be both inorganic and physical chemistry as a part of syllabus even though you are aiming for organic chemistry alone. Here is the official syllabus of Chemical science subject https://d2cyt36b7wnvt9.cloudfront.net/exams/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/28185930/20181113114718481mcs_cs_sylbs.pdf

Best of luck.

Hi.

There are many books out there to clear theoretical approach of organic chemistry. However, most recommended is Organic Chemistry by O P Tandon . I do not claim that it will be best for you, but it has some good explanation of the topics. You can also check books like- Organic Chemistry by Morrison & Boyd , Organic Chemistry by Paula Bruice and ofcourse, do not forget NCERT Chemistry if you have aiming for JEE Mains.

Best of Luck.

Dear Aspirant,

Here is the link for M.s chouhan organic chemistry book for JEE. You can download it for free.

Organic Chemistry - M.S.Chouhan.pdf - Google Drive (https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0lHkocs8CCCMkJDdVFobkc5S1E/view)

Thank you,