I want to go with chemistry after 12th which course is good

Different Courses in Chemistry after 12th are available:-



B.Sc(Actuarial Science)



Bachelor of Commerce in Actuarial Science



B.Sc(Analytical Methods in Chemistry & Bio-Chemistry)



Bachelor of Science



B.Sc(Applied Chemistry)



B.Sc(Hons) (Chemistry)



Bachelor of Science + Masters of Science in Chemistry



M.Phil,(Analytical Chemistry)



M.Phil,(Applied Chemistry)



Master of Philosophy in Applied Chemistry



M.Phil,(Chemistry)



Master of Philosophy in Chemistry



M.Phil,(Geoengineering)



Master of Philosophy in Geoengineering



M.Phil.(Industrial Chemistry)



Master of Philosophy in Industrial Chemistry



M.Sc(Analytical Chemistry)



Master of Science in Analytical Chemistry



M.Sc(Chemistry)



Master of Science in Chemistry (Drug Chemistry)



Master of Science in Drug Chemistry



M.Sc(Hons) (Chemistry)



M.Sc(Organic Pharmaceutical Chemistry)



Master of Science in Organic Pharmaceutical Chemistry



M.Sc(Physical & Materials Chemistry)



Master of Science in Physical & Materials Chemistry



Ph.D(Chemistry)



Ph.D(Electro Chemistry)



Ph.D(Industrial Chemistry)



Ph.D(Ion Exchange)



Ph.D(Material Science & Polymer Composite.

.The chemistry lovers can opt for Bachelor of Science degree after 12th standard exam.If you are interested to study the applied part of chemistry, you can give Engineering entrance exams and enroll for B.E. / B.Tech in Chemical Engineering. This bachelors degree will teach you basics of applied chemistry.The Masters level courses are also available after BSc and BE/BTech courses. Masters degree also opens the door for various specialisations, research fellowships, PhD and academic positions for the students.It totally depends on one's interest.

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Hello aspirant



Chemistry is one of the most important fundamental science.



Here are few top demand course in chemistry background.

Bachelor of Science



B.Sc(Applied Chemistry)



B.Sc(Actuarial Science)



Bachelor of Commerce in Actuarial Science



B.Sc(Analytical Methods in Chemistry & Bio-Chemistry)



B.Sc(Hons) (Chemistry)



Bachelor of Science + Masters of Science in Chemistry.



After ug one of the opportunity is



Chemist:



Chemistry field basically studies about substances and how these substances reacts with other and the person working like this is known as chemist.



Public research institutes and government also give many opportunities to chemists.



And so on



Hope above information is helpful to you



Thank you

Hello aspirant,



Different Courses in Chemistry after 12th

• B.Sc(Actuarial Science)
• Bachelor of Commerce in Actuarial Science
• B.Sc(Analytical Methods in Chemistry & Bio-Chemistry)
• Bachelor of Science
• B.Sc(Applied Chemistry)
• B.Sc(Hons) (Chemistry)
• Bachelor of Science + Masters of Science in Chemistry
• M.Phil,(Analytical Chemistry)
• M.Phil,(Applied Chemistry)
• Master of Philosophy in Applied Chemistry
• M.Phil,(Chemistry)
• Master of Philosophy in Chemistry
• M.Phil,(Geoengineering)
• Master of Philosophy in Geoengineering
• M.Phil.(Industrial Chemistry)
• Master of Philosophy in Industrial Chemistry
• M.Sc(Analytical Chemistry)
• Master of Science in Analytical Chemistry
• M.Sc(Chemistry)
• Master of Science in Chemistry (Drug Chemistry)
• Master of Science in Drug Chemistry
• M.Sc(Hons) (Chemistry)
• M.Sc(Organic Pharmaceutical Chemistry)
• Master of Science in Organic Pharmaceutical Chemistry
• M.Sc(Physical & Materials Chemistry)
• Master of Science in Physical & Materials Chemistry
• Ph.D(Chemistry)
• Ph.D(Electro Chemistry)
• Ph.D(Industrial Chemistry)
• Ph.D(Ion Exchange)
• Ph.D(Material Science & Polymer Composite.

If you have any questions please let me know

All the best!

Thank you!!!

hello aspirant,

well thats a good selection.

after 12th, you can try for b.sc chemistry since it is the science of the composition ,structure ,properties ,reactions, materials, and atomic system

since b.sc chemistry (hons) is the study of various theories of chemistry and its branches.

also, b.sc chemistry degree serves as a basis for studies in chemistry and also plenty of opportunities in the field of research and development.

also you can do bachelor of technology in chemical engineering too.

career prospects are well and good in the field of chemistry.

all the best :)

thank you

Hello Maimuna,

If you want to pursue your career in Chemistry that's really good. To do so you can do in both ways like if you want to do research or want to be a professor than you can do B.Sc in Chemistry after that M.Sc followed by P.Hd in the field of your preference.

Also, you can do B.Tech in Chemical engineering it also somewhat related to chemistry. After doing that you can go for masters thereafter PhD and research in the field of your choice.

Hope this will help you. Feel free to ask any query.