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I am in 2nd-year BSc doing PCM. In the 3rd year, we have to drop one subject and take the other two. So if I drop maths and take chemistry and physics will I be applicable for MSc in chemistry. I have a non-biology background, can someone please answer me?

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I am in 2nd-year BSc doing PCM. In the 3rd year, we have to drop one subject and take the other two. So if I drop maths and take chemistry and physics will I be applicable for MSc in chemistry. I have a non-biology background, can someone please answer me?

Yes, you are eligible to apply for M.SC chemistry degree after completing B.SC in physics and chemistry. Here below are details regarding M.SC chemistry course:-

>> Minimum qualification required to apply for post graduate degree in chemistry is B.SC with chemistry subject from government recognized institute with minimum 55% marks obtained.

>> Duration of post graduate degree in chemistry is 2 years.

>> After having PG degree in chemistry you can go for jobs like Soil scientist, Fertility scientist, Microbiology scientist, Solid state chemistry expert, Bio chemistry research officer, Analytical chemistry specialist etc.

Yes,You are eligible to pursue M.Sc in Chemistry even after completing graduation from other subjects. There is no any restriction regarding subject selection. You are free to opt any other subject for further education.
But candidate must have passed graduation with at least 45 percent marks from a recognized university and in any stream.
Age limit are not required.

The eligibility criteria for Master of Science in Chemistry is:

1. You must have studied Chemistry in bachelor's degree from a recognized university. Final year graduation candidates can also apply for exam.

2. Your subject at 12th level should include mathematics.

You are eligible for M.Sc in Chemistry. You can apply for IIT JAM exam for admission in Indian Institute of Technology for admission in IITs for M.Sc course.

Yes, of course you can do M.Sc in chemistry after completion of B.Sc in Physics and chemistry. There is no necessary of biology for pursuing M.Sc in chemistry. You should have chemistry in your graduation only. Thanks

The eligibility criteria for Master of Science in Chemistry:

Academic qualification: Bachelor's degree in any stream with chemistry as one of the compulsory subject.

You are eligible for M.Sc in Chemistry after pursuing second year of Bachelor of Sceicne in PCM.