M.Sc (Chemistry)
M.Sc. (Chemistry) is a comprehensive study of various aspects of inorganic, organic, physical, and analytical chemistry, and may also include specialized areas such as biochemistry, environmental chemistry, and medicinal chemistry. The course often involves laboratory work, research projects, and a deep understanding of chemical reactions, molecular structures, and the properties of different elements and compounds. It provides a strong foundation for careers in research, academia, industry, and other fields related to Chemistry.
M.Sc (Chemistry) Course Details
Degree
Full Form
Duration
Age
Subjects Required
Eligibility
Fee
Employment Roles
Average Salary Offered
Degree
Full Form
Duration
Age
Subjects Required
Eligibility
Fee
Employment Roles
Average Salary Offered
Semester Wise M.Sc. (Chemistry) Syllabus
M.Sc. (Chemistry) syllabus covers Physical, Inorganic and Organic chemistry. It exposes students to a range of concepts in the field of chemistry to develop both theoretical and practical skills. The program includes core, practical, and elective subjects, and the M. Sc. (Chemistry) syllabus is organized by semester.
See below for the detailed syllabus.
M.Sc (Chemistry) First Year Syllabus
In the table given below is the M.Sc 1st sem and M.Sc 2nd sem syllabus Chemistry:
Semester I
Paper-1 (CH-01)
Group Theory and Chemistry of Metal Complex
Paper-2 (CH-02)
Concept in Organic Chemistry
Paper-3 (CH-03)
Quantum Chemistry, Thermodynamics and Chemical Dynamics-I
Paper-4 (CH-04)
Theory and Application of Spectroscopy-I
Paper-5 (CH-05)
Laboratory Course-I (I)
Paper-6 (CH-06)
Laboratory Course-II (P)
Semester II
Paper-1 (CH-07)
Transition Metal Complex
Paper-2 (CH-08)
Reaction Mechanism
Paper-3 (CH-09)
Quantum Chemistry, Thermodynamics and Chemical Dynamics-II
Paper-4 (CH-10)
Theory and Application of Spectroscopy-II
Paper-5 (CH-11)
Laboratory Course-III
Paper-6 (CH-12)
Laboratory Course-IV
M.Sc (Chemistry) Second Year Syllabus
In the table given below is the M.Sc 3rd sem and M.Sc 4th sem syllabus Chemistry:
Semester III
Paper-1 (CH-13)
Resonance Spectroscopy, Photochemistry and Organocatalysis
Paper-2 (CH-14)
Chemistry of Biomolecules
Paper-3 (CH-15)
Catalysis, Solid State and Surface Chemistry
Paper-4 (CH-16)
Analytical Techniques and Data Analysis
Paper-5 (CH-17)
Laboratory Course-V
Paper-6 (CH-18)
Laboratory Course-VI
Semester IV
Paper-1 (CH-19)
In Instrumental Methods of Analysis
Paper-2 (CH-20)
Natural Product and Medicinal Chemistry
Paper-3 (CH-21)
Material and Nuclear Chemistry
Paper-4 (CH-22)
Environmental and Applied Chemical Analysis
Optional - (a) Chemistry of Surfactant (b) Nano-Chemistry (c) Polymer
Paper-5 (CH-23) - Laboratory Course-VII
Paper-6 (CH-24) - Laboratory Course-VIII
BOOK REFERENCE
Inorganic
(1) S. C. Tripathi
(2) J. E. Huhey
(3) Puri Sharma and Kalia
Organic
(1) Jagdamba Singh
(2) Clyden & Warren
Physical
(1) Gurtu-Gurtu
(2) Puri Sharma and Pathania
(3) K. L. Kapoor
(4) Dr. S. C. Tripathi
Spectroscopy
(1) H. Kaur
(2) Y. R. Sharma
Medicinal Chemistry
(1) Ashutosh Kar
Other
(1) Instrumental Methods of Chemical Analysis – B.K. Sharma
(2) Selected topics in Inorganic Chemistry by – Madan, Malik & Tuli
(3) Inorganic, Physical, Organic – Gurdeep Raj
(4) Essential of Nuclear Chemistry – Hari Jeevan Arnikar
(5) Chemistry of Natural Product – S.V. Bhat, B.A. Nagasampagi, Meenakshi Shivakumar
(6) Material Chemistry by – Bradley D. Fahlman
(7) Environmental Chemistry by – Anil K. De.
(8) Applied Chemistry by – Masters, Helen
Courses Offered
The Institute offers Science and Commerce degree programs in three disciplines with intake of students as under:
B.Sc. (Biology)
60 Seats
B.Sc. (PCM)
60 Seats
B.Sc.
(Computer Science)
60 Seats
M.Sc.
(Chemistry)
20 Seats
B.Com. (Computer Application)
60 Seats
B.Com.
60 Seats
BBA
50 Seats
BCA
30 Seats
PGDCA
30 Seats
B.Sc. (Biology)
60 Seats
B.Sc. (PCM)
60 Seats
B.Sc.
(Computer Science)
60 Seats
M.Sc.
(Chemistry)
20 Seats
B.Com. (Computer Application)
60 Seats
B.Com.
60 Seats
BBA
50 Seats
BCA
30 Seats
PGDCA
30 Seats