What is the eligibility criteria to pursue M.Sc in chemistry?
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Candidates should have passed B.Sc with Physics as major subject with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate. Candidates should have a Bachelor's degree in Management or Commerce from a recognized university with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate. -
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The eligibility for M.Sc chemistry: Graduation (B.Sc with chemistry as one of the main subjects), with a minimum aggregate score of 50% (45% for SC/ST candidates). -
You should have done B.Sc Chemistry before pursuing Master's degree. -
Candidates should have passed BOT/B.Sc OT/both from a recognized university with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate. With minimum 50% marks. Or 3 years of degree in B.Sc. -
There are approximately 270 seats (including all colleges) for Chemistry in DU. Among these, 50% seats are filled up on the basis of merit based on marks obtained by the candidates either in general or (Hons) in Chemistry. Aggregate should be 60% or above and the same cut-off for Chemistry as a major subject for honours courses. Remaining 50% seats are filled up on the basis of merit based on marks obtained by the candidate in the entrance test conducted by the Department of Chemistry, University of Delhi. Having said that, the cut-off for the merit-based admission remains quite high in DU (during my time (in 2014), it was ~80%). So, i...more -
Criteria for M.Sc admissions is simple, you must have a minimum aggregate 55% in graduation (B.Sc) and you should have studied chemistry and mathematics.
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Chemistry: Eligibility. As a minimum criterion of eligibility for M.Sc. Chemistry course, aspiring candidates need to have completed: Higher and Senior Secondary levels of education (classes X and XII) with a minimum aggregate score of 60%.
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A person who is a Master of Science in Chemistry acquires professional as well as scientific level competency. It offers scientific and professional entry-level competency along with advanced theoretical and practical knowledge in the specialised fields. Students do their Masters in the particular subject that they have studied during their graduation course. This degree course gives a solid foundation for those who want to pursue higher studies and enroll in programs like M.Phil. Or Ph.D. It is a way by which to acquire jobs in areas like Food and Drinks Industry, Medical Organisations, Utility, and Energy Research and Health O...more -
The criteria to pursue M.Sc. In Chemistry is the Graduation in Chemistry from a recognised board with the minimum 50% marks.
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Aspiring candidates for M.Sc. In Chemistry need to have a Bachelor's degree in Science from any recognised university or college. The candidate should essentially get 50% to 60% marks at the graduation level to gain meet the basic criteria to gain entry to the M.Sc. Level.
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