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An MBA is any day better than a PGD and a Global MBA from an Accredited British University with 150 years of pedigree will further enhance your resume. UBS has been established by CEOs who have run multibillion dollar global businesses in 100+ countries. The pedagogy is based on Experiential Learning with 80% practical learning. The Founders have created an Experiential Learning waterfall which has Simulation, A live private limited company where you can become a CEO and head 100 employees whilst you pursue your MBA in Supply Chain and Logistics. The Cardiff MET MBA programme is a Dual Degree programme from Cardiff School of Management with 150 years of pedigree. You follow a global curriculum and pedagogy. UBS is the only b-school in India to get an approval from AICTE to run a PGDM with foreign collaboration and 11 batches have passed out successfully.

Organic Chemistry: 1. Clayden (best book -deep concepts in organic chemistry and a person can clear CSIR-JRF easily. Please don't have cursory reading. Read in detail as mentioned in book chapter wise from the beginning. Answer key and solution mentioned in book itself. You just need to login their websites.
2. Bruice- Best book for beginner in organic chemistry. First start with Bruice and then Clayden.
3. Inorganic Chemistry: Huheey
3a. J. D. Lee for beginners and for major topics which come directly into IIT JAM Chemistry study Huheey - this is must.
4. Physical: Atkins (though many people not able to understand initially, not a issue! Still read and took help from the book mentioned below:
4a. KL Kapoor: various volumes are available depending upon the chapter. Inundated with questions and solved examples of physical chemistry. Rest can be done also from Atkins. Quantum chemistry - do follow atkins
5. Donald Mcquarrie: Bestest book I have ever read for quantum and spectroscopy. More than sufficient in terms of knowledge and clarity. Other chapters like group theory many more are available. So please study Mcquarrie also.
6. Solved road map problems of organic chemistry.
7. To follow 6. one needs to have a command over name reactions. For this follow Peterskyies. It is not a comprehensive book but helpful I have already mentioned you bible of organic chemistry that is Clayden and Bruice.
8. Solve last year question papers of IIT JAM Chemistry. This helps you alot. You have an idea of important name reactions since plenty of reactions are there and hard to remember everyone.
9. Check the organising institute & last year paper formulated by that institute.
Happy reading and stay positive.

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