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Hi Suvodip,
Below is the basic eligibility for pursuing M.Sc. in Chemistry:
Aspirant must hold a bachelor degree of B.Sc. in Chemistry and have Studied Mathematics at 10+2 or pre-university level.
Though eligibility criteria may differ in various institutes as each institutes have their own policy and procedure for admission to various programs.
As it will be difficult to provide best institutes, as the definition of best varies from person to person depending on various parameters.
Before seeking admission in any institute, kindly check the below mentioned parameters such as affiliation, accreditation, fee structure, curriculum etc.
Here is the list of some good institutes offering M.Sc. in Chemistry:
Loyola College, Chennai
Stella Maris College, Chennai
Christ University, Bangalore
Madras Christian College, Chennai
Amity University, Noida
Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai
St. Xavier's College, Mumbai
Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi
Refer to the below link to know about more institutes offering M.Sc. in Chemistry:
https://engineering.shiksha.com/msc-chemistry-in-india-categorypage-2-65-651-0-0-1-1-2-0-none-1-0#cateSearchBlock
Refine the search as per your state preference.
Hope this helps,
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Thanks,
All the best!

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