Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science, Kolkata

School of Chemical Sciences: (a) General candidates: A minimum first division in both 10 & 10+2 levels and a minimum of first class (60% marks in aggregate in Chemistry Honours papers or equivalent) in B.Sc. (Chemistry-Honours) with Physics and Mathematics as subsidiaries or a first class (60% marks or equivalent in aggregate) in Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics for Universities that do not offer Honours degree at the B.Sc level; (b) Reser... Read More

Eligibility: School of Chemical Sciences: (a) General candidates: A minimum first division in both 10 & 10+2 levels and a minimum of first class (60% marks in aggregate in Chemistry Honours papers or equivalent) in B.Sc. (Chemistry-Honours) with Physics and Mathematics as subsidiaries or a first class (60% marks or equivalent in aggregate) in Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics for Universities that do not offer Honours degree at the B.Sc level; (b) Reserved candidates: A minimum 55% marks in 10 & 10+2 levels and a minimum 50% marks in aggregate in Chemistry Honours papers or equivalent in B.Sc. (Chemistry-Honours) with Physics and Mathematics as subsidiaries or minimum 50% marks or equivalent in aggregate in Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics for Universities that do not offer Honours degree at the B.Sc level. Candidates applying from the universities that are not providing Honours degree should clearly mention "Honours degree not provided" in their applications. Those who have appeared in the final examination may also apply but their final selection will be subject to securing the required percentage of marks in the qualifying examination. The Candidate with Chemistry (Hons.) should provide only Honours marks, whereas the candidates from those universities that do not offer Honours degree, the marks should be provided as the overall percentage for Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics. Eligible applicants will be required to appear for a written screening test in chemistry. Read Less