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Hello,
I did B.Sc in Chemistry & B.Ed in Kerala University. Now I am staying in Bangalore. I would like to do M.Sc in Chemistry in Bangalore. Which University is good for M.Sc Chemistry? KSOU distance is good for M.Sc? Regular course or Distance is better option? For Distance course, how practicals are conducting?

As per my judgement, you want to enter teaching field because you have completed your bachelor's degree with B.Ed - Bachelor's of Elementary Education that will offer you some good jobs in teaching field and at your current level you are eligible to become a state level Grade II teacher in government schools that is also a right way for you to make your career well anyways lets come to the point.

You want to pursue Master's M.Sc in Chemistry in Bangalore and confused between distance and regular mode so I would say that if you are thinking of getting enough knowledge about the subject then you must drop the idea of pursuing M.Sc Chemistry through distance mode because in this field, nothing can be done without practical knowledge and these universities does not provides practical knowledge that is why you must leave your idea and go for regular mode education.

The advantages of regular mode education is that you will take regular classes, regular practicals, lectures and clear your all doubts with professors of the college and may learn a lot about chemistry in this field whereas, you will get no such advantage in distance mode education that is why, I have listed some best colleges/ institutes which officers M.Sc Chemistry in Bangalore please read and approach any one college and start pursuing M.Sc in Chemistry.

01. Al-Ameen Arts, Science and Commerce College
02. Jawaharlal Nehru Center for Advanced Scientific Research
03. M.S. Ramaiah Institute of Technology
04. Nitte Minakshi Institute of Technology
05. St. Joseph's College for UG and PG in Chemistry
06. The Oxford College of Science
07. AVK Institute of Higher Learning