How can I get admission in PhD in chemistry?

I have got 51% in M.Sc

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Asked by sudhir chavan

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    chandrakant solanki | Guide-Level 11

    7 years ago
    For Ph.D in chemistry, you should have completed M.Sc chemistry with at least 55% and you have to clear Ph.D entrance exam conducted by the universities. If you have cleared NET in chemical sciences, you are exempted from giving entrance, but you have to appear for interview as required by the universities.

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