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12th November 2010, 08:30 PM
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How to become an astrochemist? Which are the institutes?
i study in class 12th. hoping to get healthy percentage in the boards. My question is : what could be the best possible path to be an astrochemist? Means which are the pioneer institutes in this field? What are the degrees offerred? Hoping to get answer soon. Thank-you!
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15th November 2010, 09:07 AM
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Astrochemistry by itself isn't a grad program; it would be a concentration in a chemistry or physics grad program which involves the astronomy department, and since astronomy is mostly physics a double-major in chemistry and physics would help a lot. Most astronomy grad students majored in physics. Illinois in america has a good grad astro/chem program. You can do your undergrad degree pretty much anywhere and still get into a good graduate program. actually the best institutes for astrochemistry are in the netherlands/britain / america ... it is still a developing course in india.
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