Full Time
2 Year
English
Science
M.Sc.
Chemistry is a 2-year career-oriented postgraduate course which
comprises a broad variety of modules in chemistry from among which students can
choose to specialize in any.
The basic
eligibility to pursue it is a graduate degree from a recognized college. The
degree should be in Chemistry or an allied discipline.
M.Sc.
Chemistry: What is it About?
Chemistry is
the science of matter and the changes effected by it. The science of matter is
also a part of the discipline of Physics, but while Physics is more practical
and applies a fundamental approach, Chemistry is more specialized and is
concerned with the composition, behaviour, structure, and properties of matter.
It is also about the changes matter undergoes during chemical reactions.
Students can
join scientific research organizations and agencies or can opt to teach in
Colleges/Universities after having passed NET Exam. M.Sc. Chemistry
aspirants are expected to have analytical and problem-solving skills to
evaluate and interpret result on the basis of the limited information
available.
This degree course gives a solid base for higher degree programs like M.Phil.
or PhD. M.Sc. chemistry degree holders can get jobs in various areas such as
Food and Drinks Industry, Utility and Energy Research and Health and Medical
Organisations.
M.Sc.
Chemistry: Eligibility
As a minimum
criterion of eligibility for M.Sc. Chemistry course, aspiring candidates need
to have completed:
Higher and Senior
Secondary levels of education (classes X and XII) with a minimum aggregate
score of 60%.
Graduation
(B.Sc. with Chemistry as one of the main subjects), with a minimum aggregate
score of 50% (45% for SC/ST candidates).
Often,
candidates are required to qualify an institute, state or national-level
entrance test for admission.
M.Sc.
Chemistry: Admission Process
The admission
process is varied as various institutes have their very own criteria and
processes of admission. Admission to the course for students with a graduating
score of up to 50% is often based on the candidate’s performance in a relevant
entrance exam. This is followed by a round of counselling, wherein the
student’s general aptitude for M.Sc. Chemistry course is examined, and based on
performance in which, students are admitted.