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KCET admit cards list all papers, but you only need to sit for exams you registered. Since you opted for Physics, Chemistry and Biology, you must appear for those three and can skip Mathematics. The Maths slot on your admit card doesn’t obligate you to take that test. However, confirm your chosen subjects in the KEA portal or call their helpdesk before the exam to avoid any possible last minute issues.

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Hello Raj,

yes, as a B.Sc Chemistry graduate, you may be eligible for direct admission into lateral entry (2nd year) of engineering diploma or B.Tech programs in some states or institutes. admission usually depends on entrance tests or merit in your degree. check specific college or state technical board guidelines for lateral entry options.

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No, you cannot pursue Chemistry Honours in most undergraduate colleges in Kolkata without having studied mathematics at the 10 + 2 level. institution like sT. Xavier's college, City College and Asutosh College require candidates to have passed in physics, chemistry, and mathematics in their higher secondary examinations for admission to the B.Sc. (Hons) in chemistry program. therefore, Mathematics is a mandatory subject for eligibility in Chemistry Honours courses in these colleges.

M.Sc. in chemistry involves a structured admission process and it varies across universities:

Eligibility Criteria:

• Bachelor's Degree:
  • You'll need a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) degree with Chemistry as a major subject. Related fields like Biochemistry or Industrial Chemistry might also be accepted.
• Minimum Percentage:
  • Most universities require a minimum aggregate score in your undergraduate degree, typically ranging from 50% to 60%. This can vary, and some prestigious institutions may have higher cut-off marks.
  • Reserved category candidates often receive relaxations in these requirements, as per government regulations.

Admission Process:

• Entrance Exams:
  • Many top universities and institutes conduct entrance exams for M.Sc. Chemistry admissions. Some of the prominent ones include:
    • IIT JAM (Joint Admission Test for Masters): This is a national-level exam for admission to IITs, NITs, and other prestigious institutions.
    • CUET PG (Common University Entrance Test PG): This exam is used for admissions to various central universities, including Delhi University and Banaras Hindu University.
    • State-level entrance exams: many state universities conduct their own post graduate entrance exams.

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  • The scores obtained in these exams play a significant role in the selection process.
• Merit-Based Admissions:
  • Some universities may also offer admissions based on the merit of your undergraduate performance. In such cases, your B.Sc. marks will be considered.
• Application Process:
  • Applications are usually submitted online through the official websites of the respective universities or conducting bodies.
  • It's crucial to keep track of application deadlines and ensure that you submit all required documents.

Key Considerations:

• University-Specific Requirements:
• Always check the specific eligibility criteria and admission process of the universities you're interested in, as they can vary.If you're planning to take entrance exams, start preparing well in advance.
  • Reliable information can be found on the official websites of the universities and conducting bodies of the entrance exams.

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