रसायन शास्त्र - Chemistry

Department at a Glance

Year of Establishment: 2000

Year of Post-Graduation: 2020

Teaching Posts

Designation	Sanctioned	Filled	Vacant
Professor	01	01 (filled by Guest Lecturer)	00
Assistant Professor	03	02	01

Courses Offered

Course	Details
Under Graduate Course (B.Sc.)	B.Sc Year of Establishment: 2000 Total Number of Seats in Bio Group: 120 for each year Total Number of Seats in Mathematics Group: 80 for each year Total Seats: 200 for each year Student Strength: 326 (Session 2024-2025) Admission Process: Merit basis (as per university guidelines) Mode of Examination: Annual (for final year students) & Semester (for NEP 2020 admitted students)
Post Graduate Course (M.Sc.)	M.Sc Year of Establishment: 2020 Total Number of Seats: 20 for each year Student Strength: 34 (Session 2024-2025) Admission Process: Merit basis (as per university guidelines) Mode of Examination: Semester

Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)

Subject Combinations:

Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics
Chemistry, Botany, Zoology

Master of Science in Chemistry (M.Sc.)

Faculty Profile

Teaching Faculty

S.No.	Name of the Teacher	Designation	Qualification	Specialization
01	Dr. Divya Nema	Assistant Professor	M.Sc., Ph.D.	Organic Chemistry
02	Dr. Shakila Bano	Assistant Professor	M.Sc., Ph.D.	Organic Chemistry
03	Dr. Noorafsha	Guest Lecturer	M.Sc., Ph.D.	Inorganic Chemistry

Supportive Staff

S.No.	Name	Designation	Qualification
01	Vijay Dewangan	Lab Technician	M.A. in Sanskrit
02	Ms. Khusboo Sahu	Lab Attendant (Post filled by Janbhagidari samiti)	M.Sc. in Botany

Research Publications & Participation

S.No.	Teacher	Paper Publication	Paper Presented	Seminar/Conference/Workshop/FDP
01	Dr. Divya Nema	03	05	25
02	Dr. Shakila Bano	03	02	11
03	Dr. Noorafsha	04	04	05

Infrastructure

Laboratory & Classroom

One Post-Graduate laboratory
One Undergraduate laboratory with instrumentation room
One M.Sc. Previous Classroom
One M.Sc. Final Classroom with LCD Projection, Computer & Internet Connectivity

Departmental Library

Total Number of Books Available for UG: 1150

Total Number of Books Available for PG: 255

Instrumentation Facility

UV-Visible Spectrophotometer, Digital pH Meter, Digital Balance, Colorimeter, Conductometer, Polarimeter, Melting Point Apparatus, Oven, Refrigerator, Water & Oil Analysis Kit, Hot Plate

Alumni and Pride of the Department

S.No.	Name	Post	Year Pass Out
1	Deeksha Tamrakar	Guest Lecturer in Govt. College, Pendravan	2019
2	Pal Singh	T.A. COPA, Bhilai Steel Plant	2019
3	Deepti Manikpuri	Lecturer, Rungta College of Engineering, Bhilai	2018

SWOC Analysis of the Department

Strength

Energetic and dynamic teachers
Good academic atmosphere

Weakness

As the number of students is increasing every year, there is a need for development of departmental laboratory and research-oriented facilities.

Opportunities

It is a versatile subject, so opportunities for a varied spectrum of employability are available for students.
To increase Industry-Academia interaction.

Challenges

To create awareness for chemistry among students, interlinking theoretical knowledge and experimental approaches.
To meet the needs of industries by using the existing curriculum.

Best Practices of the Department

Chemical Association Activities: General knowledge test, quiz, debate, seminar, project, assignment, etc.
Special Guidance: Providing notes and taking extra classes for weak students.
Counselling regarding student problems.
Providing more exposure to students through field visits and laboratory visits.
Initiatives to make the department clean and green.

Future Plans of the Department

Encourage research and innovation.
Skillful learning to promote entrepreneurship.
Encouragement and guidance for JAM, CUET, NET, SET, and other competitive examinations.
Strengthening industry collaborations.
Improving student learning and employability.