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I am a student of chemistry honours (undergraduate). I have lost 2 year to repeat in honours papers. I am very much interested about doing higher studies in Chemistry.

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I am a student of chemistry honours (undergraduate). I have lost 2 year to repeat in honours papers. I am very much interested about doing higher studies in Chemistry.

You can do MS in Chemistry from abroad because you are a student of Chemistry honours.

But you must have valid GRE and TOEFL score.

GRE stands for Graduate Record Examination.

There are no specific eligibility criteria for GRE Test. This examination is open for all candidates who are willing to pursue higher degree in abroad.

TOEFL stands for Test Of English as a Foreign Language.

There is no any eligibility criteria.TOEFL exam is used to test the ability of a candidate in Reading, writing, Listening and Speaking sections of English language.

You at first become a Graduate and then you will be eligible for the course of MS in Abroad.
You need to make sure that you decide which specialization you want to choose for the course among Organic Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry and Physical Chemistry.
These are the courses that you are eligible for Abroad for the course of MS once you have cleared the Bachelor Course.
So you need to choose among these 3 courses and decide what you want to choose.