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Analytical Methods in Chemistry PYQ MAY-JUNE-2025 2025 — Sem 6 — Honours — UPC 2173522008 — 60 marks — B.Sc. Physical Sciences with Chemistry

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Previous Year Question Paper Semester 6 (2025) · DU & College · B.Sc. Physical Sciences with Chemistry

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This is the 2025 Semester 6 Previous Year Question Paper for B.Sc. Physical Sciences with Chemistry — Delhi University DU & College under the UGCF/NEP framework. Free to view on Sulaksh.

This Semester 6 B.Sc. Physical Sciences with Chemistry paper is part of the B.Sc. Physical Sciences with Chemistry Semester 6 collection under UGCF/NEP — verify DSC/paper code for Semester 6 from your college handout.

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This is the Analytical Methods in Chemistry PYQ MAY-JUNE-2025 2025 — Sem 6 — Honours — UPC 2173522008 — 60 marks — B.Sc. Physical Sciences with Chemistry — a B.Sc. Physical Sciences with Chemistry Semester 6 previous year question paper.

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Official: University of Delhi · DU Exam Portal · your college's B.Sc. Physical Sciences with Chemistry Semester 6 handout.

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B.Sc. Physical Sciences with Chemistry Honours at DU for Semester 6 combines theory, practicals and labs. This Semester 6 Previous Year Question Paper 2025 with 1 document(s) keeps lab and theory aligned.

Units (verify from your college syllabus handout):

• Unit 1: Theory & derivation — e.g., thermodynamics, cell structure
• Unit 2: Mechanisms/diagrams — organic, genetics, circuits
• Unit 3: Practical & viva — lab steps and observations
• Unit 4: Short notes & applications — one diagram per answer

Official sources: University of Delhi · DU Exam Portal · your college's B.Sc. Physical Sciences with Chemistry syllabus handout.