what work  offered at the end of Bsc Chemistry with maths course?
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With a B.Sc., you can work in a lab or you can go to graduate school. You can also be a teacher (in the US, with additional training) or a chemical salesman.
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Math makes everything easier.  If you're still in high school, you should take math until the very end.  Most colleges that offer science degrees, like the one you're talking about, require that you take at least two classes of upper level math.  At most schools this means calculus.\n\nYou will need good math skills to handle the chemistry and physics involved in biochem.  At my college, a biochem degree requires 4 classes of upper division chemistry on top of 2 classes required for your basics.  Biochem is extremely math oriented even though it is biology.  Taking plenty of math now will make things easier in the long run.
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I'm not aware that there is one. The only thing i can suggest is getting in touch with the Royal Society of Chemists. They will be able to put you in touch with your local ChemSoc group.\n\nAlternatively, if you know which university you are going to go to, contact the department. They may be happy to get a current student to contact you by email.\n\nHope this helps.
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Physics! It's much more math centric, and more fun then chemistry!  Good luck.
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if a chemistry equation, then in chem, if math equation, then in math.
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Operations research and Finance in the aread of business deal extensively and leverage mainly on mathematics. Mathematics aid business from simple arithmetic calculations to that of sophisticated complex systems analysis, logistic and even decision making. Finance rest of mathematics as a backbone to aid in accounts and book keeping.
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Maths Teacher..\n\nwho taught me how to solveproblems easily..\n\nwhich is useful for routine life also..
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Biology.  Or Chemistry.
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Come and do a Masters in Chemistry or pursue a PhD at University of Southampton, amongst the best Chemistry Sciences/Engineering department in UK. Alternatively, study something called Complexity Sciences at Southampton, interdisciplinary specialty subject from the Department of Electronics/Computer Science, ranked first in UK and 2nd in the world. i am an alumnus and will be happy to answer further questions.
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See the links at\n\nhttp://www.itt.edu/staff/boyter/links/index.html#CHEMISTRY_ANALYTICAL
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MATHEMATICS\n\n(MAT HE MAT ICS)
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Graduation in any field but Maths at 10+2 level\n\nBut I suggest u plz don't join IGNOU - Indira Gandhi National Open University. Otherwise it will ruin ur carrier.\n\nBye
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I can't help you with your chemistry, but once you get into the labs it will be mmore intersting.\n\nA degree in general science will get you teaching jobs.  Take a course in teaching methods and get your teaching certificate and you'll be able to teach middle school science and lower level high school science.
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Chemistry is the study of the make-up and properties of matter.
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IF you have math included then...\nYou can go for Engineering BE\nBE electronics and tele communication/instrumentation\nStudy of electronics and telecommunication tachnology\nBE computer science\nBE biotechnology\nBE mechanics\nBsc Biotechnology\nBsc botany/zoology/maths/chemistry/physics/industrialmicrobiology/industrial chemistry/microbiology/computer science/infomation technology/mass communication\nBachelor of visual media communication\nBA English/all indian languages/sanskrit/ Humanities/political science/economics\nBCom\nNursing\nBachelor of dental science\nMBBS\nBachelor of pharmacy\nFood technology\nSpeech therapy\nMArine technology
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you can take entrance test for MBA and there are abundant chances for getting good jobs or do msc maths and settle as a lecturer in corporate colleges as there is heavy demand for people having good command of the subject maths to teach for eamcet aspirants.
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I don't know about BSc, but BCA and MCA are automatically eliminated from the list as I believe you require to take Mathematics as a subject during your Junior College years.\n\nContact an education counsellor as they will be able to guide you effectively.