Does studying at OUTR after class 12th affect eligibility for exams like PGT Chemistry or other teaching jobs?

Will there be an issues for pursuing a PhD in Chemistry?

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Enrolling at OUTR will not negatively affect your eligibility for pursuing a Ph.D., PGT Chemistry or any other teaching jobs, or. Being a state recognized, fully accredited university, its degrees are completely valid for all government and private career paths.

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