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As of now, there is no such mention of this eligibility of opting for Pharm.D with a Bachelor's of Arts degree. Even through the NEP, there won't be any such drastic changes for the eligibility criteria to change to such an extent. The basic eligibility criteria through which admission is done to various colleges across India for this course is mentioned below.

• Candidates must have completed 10+2 with physics, chemistry, and biology/maths as obligatory courses from a recognised board.
• Candidates must hold a bachelor's degree in pharmacy (B. Pharm) from a recognised university.
• Candidates who are currently pursuing a D. Pharm (diploma in pharmacy) are eligible to apply for lateral admission into the programme.

For further information regarding this course, you may refer the link provided below.

https://www.careers360.com/courses/pharm-d-doctor-of-pharmacy#:~:text=course%2C%20candidates%20are%20required%20to,Pharm%20from%20a%20recognized%20university

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B.sc Chemistry Syllabus

Semester I

• Inorganic Chemistry
• Organic Chemistry
• Physical Chemistry
• Practical Project

Semester II

• Application of Computer in Chemistry
• Analytical Method in Chemistry Molecule
• Modeling and Drug Design
• Practical

Semester III

• Polymer Chemistry
• Research Methodology for Chemistry
• Green Chemistry
• Practical

Semester IV

• Industrial Chemicals and the Environment
• Organic Material of Industrial Importance
• Instrumental Methods of Chemical Analysis
• Practical

Semester V

• IT Skills of Chemists
• Basic Analytical Chemistry
• Chemical Technology and Society
• Practical

Semester VI

• Chemionfications
• Business Skills for Chemists
• Analytical Chemical Biochemistry
• Practical

• Classical Mechanics & theory of relativity
• Electricity Magnetism & Electromagnetic Theory

• Properties of Matter, Kinetic Theory of Gases
• Semiconductor Devices

• Computer Programming and Thermodynamics
• Wave and Optics I

• Statistical Physics
• Wave and Optics II

• Quantum and Laser Physics
• Nuclear Physics

• Atomic and Molecular Spectroscopy
• Physics Lab,
• Solid-State and Nano Physics

The National Education Policy isn't applied to the education system right now. So till now you can't do such but when ever the rules will be applied you can undoubtedly appear for it.

Till now the IIT JAM conducts the examination and can done there Masters from IIT's/NIT's/CFTI's having the UG from relevant background.

To know more about IIT JAM visit the link below:

https://university.careers360.com/exams/jam

To know more about the Home Science as a career, visit the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/home-science-course

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

See the NEP 2020 isn't applied till now. It is targeted to be applicable by 2024. Thus if you seek admission in any course in the year 2021 atleast then the NEP 2020 isn't applicable and you have to obey the rules those are applicable. So yeah! Till now there are differences in Commerce student and a science students and still the streams are applicable.

To know more about NEP visit the link below:

https://news.careers360.com/nep-2020-school-education-new-structure-changes-in-board-exams

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hello,

Actually we all are notified the new education policy but it not applicable right now. And this pandemic situation everything going to a mesh. If any new policy will start in this situation everything will be more meshy. But if anything happens in upcoming education year then we all know from government rules and regulations. But this time if you want to join BTech you have to study physics, chemistry, mathematics and you can choose biology as additional subject.

All the best.

Under the new norms, a candidate is expected to score the eligible marks in any three subjects out of the list of 14 provided in the new handbook, which are Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry, Computer Science, Electronics, Information Technology, Biology, Informatics Practices, Biotechnology, Technical Vocational subject, Engineering Graphics, Business Studies and Entrepreneurship.

I hope my answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hello,

There is no such mention in the proposed policy of NEP if that's what you'e referring as in no recognition in courses being pursued through distance mode, if that was the case then by now admission won't be taking place in IGNOU as of now, see the world today has become digitized in larger context, yes there are still remote areas which don't have accessibility to this, but we cannot deny that digital education has taken precedence, more so due to pandemic and in this context only, education earned through distance mode if it's from a recognized university , then it matters, so a graduation degree in psychology will open doors for you to appear for various government exams in case you're interested as well as pursue higher studies, however one thing important to tell you is that in the proposed NEP Policy it has been mentioned about discontinuation of MPhil programs and PhD will be existing like always.

Dear student,

In the new education policy the rules are changed and they are yet to announce them. Till then nothing can be said. As of now, there may be changes in the major as per NEP. Once they formulate the rules then only anything can be said on this.

Till then don't come to any conclusion. Just wait and see. Let the rules be out and later you can think of the course

Hope this information helped you.

Good Luck!!

See some of the changes like this are going to account but its not made clear till now. The Education Policy in new printed form will be enforced and after the enforcement of the policy all the rules will be applicable. So anything for confirm can't be said but yeah! there will be no perfect major as per the NEP 2020 (as much as released). As this isn't enforced so you can major now but after the enforcement only all this rules of NEP 2020 will apply.

I hope my answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!