Duration : 2 Years
Eligibility : A candidate must have secured 40% marks in aggregate and 50% in Chemistry (cognate subject) at B.Sc. level and studied Mathematics at Pre-University or 10+2 level.
In order to get admissions in MSc Chemistry, candidates should have completed their BSc degree with Chemistry as a subject and Pre-University level with Mathematics as a subject. In the BSc level, one should have scored an aggregate of 40% and 50% in the subject of Chemistry. If you already possess these qualifications, apply now.
Students can explore a wide range of jobs after completing MSc Chemistry. Diverse career options are available in the Agricultural Industry, Biotechnology, Chemical Engineering, Forensic Research, Lab Technician, Quality Control, etc. One can also pursue research work after successfully completing the MSc Chemistry programme.
Eligibility Criteria: Candidates should have completed their BSc degree with Chemistry as a subject and Pre-University level with Mathematics as a subject. In the BSc level, one should have scored an aggregate of 40% and 50% in the subject of Chemistry.
The basic criteria to study MSc Chemistry is to have qualified a Bachelor of Science Programme in any discipline with an aggregate of 50%. Also, a student should have Chemistry as a subject in their graduation.
BSc Life Sciences candidates are not eligible to study MSc Chemistry. BSc Life Sciences is a multidisciplinary programme. For getting enrolled in MSc Chemistry, a candidate requires to have Chemistry as a subject during their graduation.
