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B.Sc. Chemistry Honours

The B.Sc. Chemistry Honours syllabus (CUFYUGP 2024) is structured over 6–8 semesters with 133 credits in three years. It begins with core courses such as Inorganic Chemistry I and Physical Chemistry (States of Matter), followed by Theoretical Chemistry (Quantum Chemistry) and Organic Chemistry. Advanced topics include thermodynamics, kinetics, electrochemistry, spectroscopy, and statistical thermodynamics.

Students choose electives like Green Chemistry, Nanotechnology, Polymer Chemistry, and Industrial Chemistry. The programme also includes multidisciplinary courses (Environmental Chemistry, Chemistry in Daily Life), skill enhancement courses, and an internship in Semester 6.

Laboratory practicals are mandatory, and the final stage includes a project or research component, ensuring both academic and practical competence.


Eligibility Criteria

Plus Two (or equivalent) pass from a recognized board.

Must have studied Chemistry (with Physics/Maths/Biology preferred).



Syllabus

BSc Chemistry

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Programme Outcomes (PO)

PO1

Knowledge Acquisition: Demonstrate a profound understanding of knowledge trends and their impact on the chosen discipline of study.

PO2

Communication,Collaboration,Inclusiveness, and Leadership:Become a team player who drives positive change through effective communication, collaborative acumen, transformative leadership, and a dedication to inclusivity

PO3

Professional Skills: Demonstrate professional skills to navigate diverse career paths with confidence and adaptability.

PO4

Digital Intelligence: Demonstrate proficiency in varied digital and technological tools to understand and interact with the digital world, thus effectively processing complex information

PO5

Scientific Awarenessand Critical Thinking: Emerge as an innovative problem-solver and impactful mediator, applying scientific understanding and critical thinking to address challenges and advance sustainable solutions.

PO6

Human Values, Professional Ethics, and Societal and Environmental Responsibility: Become a responsible leader, characterized by an unwavering commitment to human values, ethical conduct, and a fervent dedication to the wellbeing of society and the environment.

PO7

Research, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship: Emerge as a researcher and entrepreneurial leader, forging collaborative partnerships with industry, academia, and communities to contribute enduring solutions for local, regional, and global development.

Programme Specific Outcomes (PSO)

PSO1

Understand theoretical concepts and applications across major chemistry subfields, including inorganic, organic, physical, analytical chemistry, and quantum mechanics.

PSO2

Evaluate complex chemical phenomena and real-world problems by applying principles of theoretical chemistry and computational chemistry.

PSO3

Develop practical skills in handling chemicals safely, preparing solutions, conducting experiments, and analyzing chemical species in the lab.

PSO4

Design and execute a project to solve real-world problems following the needs of society and academic research within a stipulated time frame.

PSO5

Acquire foundational knowledge of chemistry essential for advanced studies in interdisciplinary fields such as Physics, Mathematics, Botany, Zoology, Geology, and other related disciplines.

PSO6

Apply chemistry knowledge to various industries including pharmaceuticals, materials science, energy, polymer, and environmental monitoring.
Career Opportunities
Laboratory Technician / Chemist
Quality Control (QC) Analyst
Pharmaceutical Industry Jobs
Environmental Chemist
Food & Nutrition Industry
Industrial Chemist
Teaching & Academics
Forensic Science & Crime Labs

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