The M.Sc. Programme in Analytical Chemistry has been designed by the Chemistry Discipline involving experts throughout the nation. The need for such a programme in higher education in chemistry was felt since long. The role of Analysis in Chemistry is central and the analysis of various chemicals is routinely taken up in a chemistry laboratory. With the advent of technology, the instrumentation used in analytical techniques has also improved in due course of time. Thus, a sound knowledge of principles and applications provides strong footing to the learners to face the challenges posed by industrial and analytical laboratories. With this background the programme has been designed and developed in such a way that it provides a strong foundation of fundamental concepts of chemistry including analytical chemistry. This programme also deals with the basic principles and applications of various analytical techniques such as separation methods including chromatographic techniques, spectroscopic methods, electroanalytical methods and other methods of analysis. After completing this programme, the learners will be able to apply all such methods of analysis in a laboratory.
This programme has the following broad objectives:
- Provides higher education opportunities to the learners in the area of Chemistry /Analytical Chemistry
- Provides an opportunity to the learners to find suitable jobs in analytical /industrial laboratories
- Provides an opportunity to the learners to upgrade their qualifications
- Provides the opportunities to the learner in building their careers in research and teaching in Chemistry / Analytical Chemistry
Programme Details: The semester-wise details of the courses of M.Sc. in Analytical Chemistry (MSCANCHEM) programme are as follows
Course codes
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Title of the Course
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Type of Course
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Course Credits
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Semester-I
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MCH-011
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Inorganic Chemistry -I
|
Theory
|
4 credits
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MCH-012
|
Organic Chemistry-I
|
Theory
|
4 credits
|
MCH-013
|
General Physical Chemistry
|
Theory
|
4 credits
|
MCHL-011
|
Chemistry Lab-I
|
Lab
|
2 credits
|
MCHL-012
|
Chemistry Lab-II
|
Lab
|
2 credits
|
MCHL-013
|
Chemistry Lab-III
|
Lab
|
2 credits
|
MCH-014
|
Mathematics for Chemists
|
Theory
|
2 credits
|
MCH-015
|
Biology* for Chemists
|
Theory
|
2 credits
|
Semester-II
|
MCH-016
|
Inorganic Chemistry -II
|
Theory
|
4 credits
|
MCH-017
|
Organic Chemistry-II
|
Theory
|
4 credits
|
MCH-018
|
Quantum Chemistry and group theory
|
Theory
|
4 credits
|
MCHL-014
|
Chemistry Lab-IV
|
Lab
|
2 credits
|
MCHL-015
|
Chemistry Lab-V
|
Lab
|
2 credits
|
MCHL-016
|
Chemistry Lab-VI
|
Lab
|
2 credits
|
MCH-019
|
Green Chemistry
|
Theory
|
2 credits
|
Semester-III
|
MCH-001
|
Basic Analytical Chemistry
|
Theory
|
6 credits
|
MCHL-001
|
Basic Analytical Chemistry Lab
|
Lab
|
2 credits
|
MCH-002
|
Separation Methods
|
Theory
|
6 credits
|
MCHL-002
|
Separation Methods Lab
|
Lab
|
2 credits
|
MCH-0023
|
Environmental chemistry
|
Theory
|
4 credits
|
Semester-IV
|
MCHL-0018
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Environmental chemistry Lab
|
Lab
|
2 credits
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MCH-020
|
Introduction to research
|
Theory
|
2 credits
|
MCH-003
|
Spectroscopic Methods of Analysis
|
Theory
|
6 credits
|
MCHL-003
|
Spectroscopic Methods of Analysis Lab
|
Lab
|
2 credits
|
MCH-004
|
Electroanalytical and Other analytical methods
|
Theory
|
6 credits
|
MCHL-004
|
Electroanalytical and Other analytical methods Lab
|
Lab
|
2 credits
|
Programme Coordinators: Prof. Sunita Malhotra and Prof. Lalita S. Kumar
Contact Details of Programme Coordinators: 01129572835 and 01129572808