Admission to the Master of Chemistry(M.Sc.) in Chemistry program at the University of Delhi requires to meet some criteria.

Applicants should have completed a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) (Honors) degree in Chemistry from DU or an equivalent institution, with at least two papers in Mathematics. Additionally, a minimum of 60% marks in aggregate or an equivalent grade is required.

You have obtained 53% in your graduation, you do not meet the specified minimum percentage requirement for the M.Sc. Chemistry program at DU.

However, CUET- PG is the entrance exam to PG courses in DU, for that you are required to meet the eligibility criteria in that exam.

Hi Kritika!

As you are preparing for the board's exam 2025 and going to attempt this year, best of luck from my side. I know you are looking for chemistry subject but the link I am providing you contains all the study-material for physics and maths etc also.

It’s a common misconception that students without Physics as a subject have limited career options. While it's true that Physics is mandatory for certain fields like engineering (JEE) and medicine (NEET), there are numerous alternative paths you can explore based on your current subjects—Biology, Chemistry, Psychology, English, and Bengali. Here's a breakdown of your options:

Fields You Can Explore Without Physics

1. Biology-Centric Fields :

   • B.Sc. in Biology, Botany, or Zoology : Focus on research or teaching.
   • B.Sc. in Biotechnology or Microbiology : Growing fields with applications in healthcare and agriculture.
   • Environmental Science : Careers in sustainability and conservation.
   • Food Technology : Opportunities in the food and beverage industry.

2. Psychology and Related Areas :

   • B.A./B.Sc. in Psychology : Lead to careers in counseling, clinical psychology, or organizational psychology.
   • Social Work : Work in community services, NGOs, or mental health advocacy.

3. Healthcare and Allied Courses :

   • B.Sc. Nursing : A high-demand profession in healthcare.
   • Pharmacy (B.Pharm) : Focus on medicine and pharmaceuticals.
   • Dietetics and Nutrition : Careers in fitness, wellness, and healthcare.
   • Physiotherapy (BPT) : Healthcare profession helping patients recover mobility.

4. Language and Communication :

   • B.A. in English, Bengali, or Linguistics : Writing, editing, teaching, or translation careers.
   • Mass Communication and Journalism : Opportunities in media, PR, or advertising.

5. Other Professional Degrees :

   • Law (BA LLB) : A promising career in law and justice.
   • Management (BBA) : Entry into business and corporate sectors.

Key Insights

• No JEE/NEET Without Physics : Unfortunately, Physics is mandatory for both JEE and NEET, as they are designed for engineering and medical professions requiring a strong foundation in Physics.
• Focus on Strengths : You have Psychology, Chemistry, and Biology, which open doors to unique and growing fields like psychology, healthcare, and environmental studies.

What You Can Do Next

1. Explore Your Interests : Identify whether you're inclined towards science (biology-based fields), humanities (psychology, language), or professional degrees (law, management).
2. Research Entrance Exams and Eligibility :
   • For courses like B.Sc. Nursing, Biotechnology, or Psychology, check the eligibility criteria of universities.
   • Some courses may require an entrance test or are merit-based on 12th-grade marks.
3. Consult a Career Counselor : A professional counselor can help map out your options and guide you to a suitable path.

Physics is not the only route to a successful career. Your current subjects give you diverse opportunities—focus on your strengths and passions to shape your future! If you’d like more specific guidance on a particular field, let me know.

For JEE Mains, NCERT is generally considered sufficient for Inorganic Chemistry. Most questions in JEE Mains are directly or indirectly based on the concepts and information presented in the NCERT textbooks.

However, for JEE Advanced, NCERT alone may not be enough. JEE Advanced often includes more challenging questions that require a deeper understanding and application of concepts. You might need to refer to additional resources like coaching institute notes or reference books to cover all the advanced topics and problem-solving techniques.

Yes with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics at the 10+2 level you can definitely do a Diploma in Physiotherapy.

Some of the top Physiotherapy Colleges in India are:

• All India Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (AIIPMR), Kolkata
• Christian Medical College (CMC), Vellore
• National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro-Sciences (NIMHANS), Bengaluru
• Grant Medical College and Sir JJ Group of Hospitals, Mumbai
• Manipal College of Health Professions, Manipal

Hello Tushar,

Here are some popular books for Class 12 board practicals, covering experiments and viva questions for Physics, Chemistry, and Computer Science :

Physics Practical Books:

1. Laxmi Publications Practical Physics Class 12
2. CBSE Laboratory Manual Physics Class 12 by Together With
3. All-in-One Physics CBSE Practical by Arihant Experts
   
   Chemistry Practical Books:
   
   
4. Practical Chemistry Class 12 by Laxmi Publications
5. Laboratory Manual Chemistry Class 12 by Together With
6. CBSE All-in-One Chemistry Practical by Arihant
   
   Computer Science Practical Books:
   
   
7. CBSE Computer Science with Python Class 12 by Sumita Arora
8. Computer Science Practical Manual by Oswal Publishers
9. Practical Notebook with Viva Questions for CS by Dhanpat Rai & Co.
   
   Where to Find:

• Amazon and Flipkart have most of these books available for purchase.
• School/Local bookstores often stock the latest editions.
• For free PDFs or resources , refer to NCERT websites or educational forums like myCBSEguide or CBSE official site for practical manuals.

Make sure to confirm with your teacher regarding any specific book recommendations used by your school.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Physics, chemistry, and biology (PCB) are the three main branches of natural sciences that study the universe, matter, and life, respectively.

• Books

NCERT Class 12 Physics, Chemistry, and Biology

A set of textbooks for class 12 that covers physics, chemistry, and biology

MTG NCERT Textbook + Exemplar Problem Solutions Class 12 Physics, Chemistry & Biology

A set of three books that includes textbooks and solutions to objective and subjective questions

Oswaal NCERT Exemplar (Problems - Solutions) Class 12 Physics, Chemistry and Biology

A set of three books that includes problems and solutions for the 2024 board exam

• Where to buy

Amazon.in: Sells NCERT textbooks for class 12 in physics, chemistry, and biology

Flipkart.com: Sells NCERT textbooks for class 12 in physics, chemistry, and biology

Hello there,

As an IBDP (International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme) student in India , here’s what you need to know regarding NEET eligibility :

Eligibility Requirements for NEET:

1. Mandatory Subjects: You must have studied Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology , and English as core subjects in your 10+2 equivalent education.
   
   
2. Marks Requirement:
   
   • A minimum of 50% aggregate in PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) for general category students.
     
     
   • For SC/ST/OBC candidates, the requirement is 40% aggregate .
     
     Your Case:

Since you mentioned having Biology, Chemistry, Maths, and English but did not specify Physics:

• Physics is compulsory for NEET eligibility.
  
  What You Need to Do:

If you haven't taken Physics at the IBDP level, you may need to:

1. Take an Additional Physics Course: Consider enrolling in National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) or similar recognized boards to complete Physics (Class 12 equivalent) as an additional subject.
   
   
2. Ensure Board Recognition: Verify that your IBDP qualification is recognized by the Association of Indian Universities (AIU) as equivalent to the Indian 10+2 system.

By fulfilling the Physics requirement and obtaining the necessary aggregate marks in PCB, you will become eligible to appear for the NEET exam.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello Greetings

Yes, for the Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MH-CET), the question paper for Physics and Chemistry is the same for both PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) and PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) groups.

However, the question papers for Biology and Mathematics are separate and specific to each group.

Here's a breakdown of the MH-CET exam structure:

PCB Group

1. Physics and Chemistry (combined paper)

2. Biology

PCM Group

1. Physics and Chemistry (combined paper)

2. Mathematics

The combined Physics and Chemistry paper consists of 100 marks, with 50 marks allocated to each subject. The duration of this paper is 90 minutes.

Please note that the exam pattern and structure may be subject to change. It's always a good idea to check the official MH-CET website or contact the exam authorities for the most up-to-date information.

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