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Is it mandatory to be student of math in +2 and in B.Sc non-medical. Are B.Sc in medical student are eligible for M.Sc chemistry. Can they take admission in msc in chemistry after clearing of entrance test. Please let me know urgently.

Eligibility Criteria Required to pursue M.Sc in Chemistry course:

As far as my best knowledge is concerned, there is no such Mathematics subject rule in order to be eligible for pursuing M.Sc in Chemistry course. Basically there is a certain educational qualification to do this course and is as follows.

The only thing required is,

> You must have completed Bachelor's Degree with Chemistry as one of the main subjects in order to be eligible.

>> You must have studied Graduation with 50% marks to be eligible. Based on this criteria, I can say that you are certainly eligible to pursue this M.Sc in Chemistry course.

>> Besides meeting this criteria, you are required to score merit marks in Entrance Examination in order to gain a seat in good college.

Yes definitely medical students are eligible to pursue MSc in chemistry after passing there BSc in medical. If you will able to qualify entrance examination then you are eligible to pursue MSc in chemistry but if you won't then you can also take admission in any private college.

Yes, definitely you can apply for M.Sc in Chemistry after the completion of B.Sc in Medical.
In order to opt for M.Sc in Chemistry, you must have studied Chemistry as a subject in your B.Sc course.
Candidates those who have completed their B.Sc course studying Chemistry as a subject from a recognized University scoring a minimum of 50% of marks in it can apply for the M.Sc course in Chemistry.
Candidates must have to qualify in the entrance examination in order to get admission in different colleges.