is maths compulsory for b.sc(hon.) in chemistry in DU
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20th May, 2019
Hello Aviral..Definitely "Yes". If you are applying for B.Sc Chemistry (Honors.) you have to study Mathematics in your first year and second year . ie.first semester and third semester. But your major subject will always be Chemistry, ( Physical, Organic, and Inorganic), apart from chemistry you have to study physics, mathematics, biology and environmental studies in minor subjects. You will study these subjects in different semesters.
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20th May, 2019
Hi Aviral
B.Sc. (Hons.) Physics, Chemistry, Electronics, Instrumentation, Polymer Science
The overall percentage in 3 subjects should be 55 per cent and one compulsory language should be 50 per cent
Requirement of subjects studied and passed -
Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics
Therefore Maths is compulsory for B.Sc Hons Chemsitry in Delhi University.
B.Sc. (Hons.) Physics, Chemistry, Electronics, Instrumentation, Polymer Science
The overall percentage in 3 subjects should be 55 per cent and one compulsory language should be 50 per cent
Requirement of subjects studied and passed -
Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics
Therefore Maths is compulsory for B.Sc Hons Chemsitry in Delhi University.
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20th May, 2019
Hi Aviral,
Yes, studying Mathematics in class XII is compulsory to take admission in B.Sc. Chemistry honours. No college under Delhi University provides admission to students who haven't studied mathematics. Not only chemistry, mathematics is compulsory for other courses like B.Sc. Hons Physics, Electronics Instrumentation and B.Sc. Mathematical Science, Physical Science.
Hope this answers your question.
Yes, studying Mathematics in class XII is compulsory to take admission in B.Sc. Chemistry honours. No college under Delhi University provides admission to students who haven't studied mathematics. Not only chemistry, mathematics is compulsory for other courses like B.Sc. Hons Physics, Electronics Instrumentation and B.Sc. Mathematical Science, Physical Science.
Hope this answers your question.
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