Chemistry is the scientific study of matter, including its composition, structure, properties, and the changes that occur. This discipline is critical in industries including medicines, environmental science, food production, and material development. Chemists play an important part in research and development, quality control, and the invention of novel goods that improve people's lives.
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Career Options Description
Analytical Chemist Conducts tests to analyze the chemical composition of substances.
Pharmaceutical Chemist Develops and tests new drugs and medications.
Environmental Chemist Studies the impact of chemicals on the environment.
Research Scientist Engages in scientific experiments and research for innovation.
Quality Control Officer Ensures the quality and safety of chemical products.
Program Level Program Eligibility Criteria Stream Minimum Marks
Diploma Diploma in Chemical Science Completion of high school (10+2) Science Minimum 50% aggregate
Bachelor's B.Sc in Chemistry Completion of high school (10+2) Science Minimum 55% aggregate
Master's M.Sc in Chemistry Bachelor's in Chemistry Chemistry Minimum 60% aggregate
Doctorate Ph.D. in Chemistry Master's in Chemistry Research -
Institute Name Location
Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Various Cities
University of Delhi Delhi
Banaras Hindu University (BHU) Varanasi
Jadavpur University Kolkata
Anna University Chennai
Entrance Exam Conducting Body
IIT JAM IITs
CSIR-UGC NET CSIR
GATE (Chemical Science) IITs
Various university-specific exams Respective Universities
  • Conducting laboratory research and experimentation.
  • Creating new materials, pharmaceuticals, and chemical compounds.
  • Ensure compliance with chemical safety regulations.
  • Analyze chemical characteristics and reactions.
  • Collaborating with industry on product development.
Pros Cons
High demand in pharmaceuticals and R&D. Exposure to hazardous chemicals.
Opportunities for research and innovation. Requires long hours in laboratories.
Diverse career paths in various industries. May require advanced education for top roles.