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Can I pursue M.Sc in chemistry without maths (10+2)?

Asked about Loyola College - M.Sc. in Chemistry

I'm a biology student pursuing B.Sc (chemistry, botany, zoology).

0 1.5k Views | Posted 6 years ago
Asked by KHUSHBOO BAIRWA

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    Ridhima Bansal Currently working as Biology tutor | Guide-Level 13

    6 years ago
    Yes, you can pursue M.Sc chemistry without maths. There are many colleges in India which offer M.Sc in chemistry without maths.
    Good luck.
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    Mahi Pal Jakhar completed graduation | Contributor-Level 8

    6 years ago
    You are definitely eligible for M.Sc in chemistry without maths because there is no such condition that maths should be a compulsory subject for this course, so don't worry about it you are definitely eligible.

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