BSc Chemistry is a three-year undergraduate course that covers inorganic and organic chemistry, as well as the characteristics, composition, and structure of substances. The BSc Chemistry eligibility criteria require a minimum of 10+2 in science, which must have a science background with Physics, Chemistry, Maths, or Biology as their core subjects from any recognized board to be eligible for the programme.

BSc chemistry subjects include various branches of chemistry, such as inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry, physical chemistry, and analytical chemistry, as well as elective subjects like analytical methods in chemistry, polymer chemistry, and industrial chemicals and the environment, which are all covered in the BSc Chemistry course.

Candidates can apply for any of the BSc Chemistry job profiles that match their criteria after completing the course. After graduation, candidates can opt for the following BSc Chemistry career options such as forensic scientists, geochemists, hazardous waste chemists, materials scientists, pharmacologists, toxicologists, and water chemists. A decent job profile with an average income package of INR 5 – INR 6 lakhs per annum can be obtained after graduation from any of India's top BSc chemistry.

Depending on the institution giving the course, BSc Chemistry admission is either merit-based or entrance-based. Delhi University, Christ University, Punjab University, and others are among the universities. BHU CET, NPAT, PU CET, and others are examples of BSc Chemistry Entrance Exams.