Master in chemistry

The M.Sc. course is delivered through a variety of lectures, workshops, interactive teaching and tutorials and is assessed through examinations, reports and assignments. During the program, students will have the opportunity to develop hands-on experience of state of the art practical training of the subject to provide balance coverage of advanced chemical knowledge across the range of organic, inorganic, physical, analytical chemistry and computer based techniques.

This master level course is designed to enable chemistry post graduates to explore advanced chemistry topics, and then to undertake a significant piece of original research work in a selected field. The detailed theory course structure for master degree is as follows:

Semester I

1. Inorganic Chemistry
2. Organic Chemistry
3. Physical Chemistry-I
4. Modern Methods of Separation

Semester II

1. Co-ordination Chemistry
2. Organic Chemistry-II
3. Physical Chemistry-II
4. Optical Methods and Environmental Chemistry

Semester III

1. Spectroscopy-I
2. Analytical Chemistry-I
3. Special paper-I:
1. Inorganic Chemistry (Bio-inorganic Chemistry)
2. Organic Chemistry (Organic Synthesis-I)
3. Physical Chemistry
4. Industrial Chemistry (Heat Transfer, Unit Operations and Material Balances)
4. Special paper-II:
1. Inorganic Chemistry (Solid State Chemistry)
2. Organic Chemistry (Natural Product-I)
3. Physical Chemistry
4. Industrial Chemistry (Processes Economics and Industrial Management)

Semester IV

1. Spectroscopy-II
2. General Analytical Chemistry
3. Special paper-III:
1. Inorganic Chemistry (Photo-inorganic & Organo-metallic Chemistry)
2. Organic Chemistry (Organic Synthesis-II)
3. Physical Chemistry
4. Industrial Chemistry (Unit processes)
4. Special paper-IV:
1. Inorganic Chemistry (Material Chemistry)
2. Organic Chemistry (Natural Product-II)
3. Physical Chemistry
4. Industrial Chemistry (Chemical Processes Industries)