Chemistry Syllabus 2025: Check Semester-wise Subjects & Syllabus

Inorganic Chemistry

Organic Chemistry

Stereochemistry

Hydrocarbons

Application of Computer in Chemistry

Analytical Method in Chemistry Molecule 

Spectroscopy and Physical Chemistry

Main Group Elements & Solid State Chemistry

Polymer Chemistry

Research Methodology for Chemistry

Physical Chemistry

Spectroscopy

Industrial Chemicals and the Environment

Organic Material of Industrial Importance

Elective I

Chemical Bonding

IT Skills of Chemists

Basic Analytical Chemistry

Practical  and Viva

Internship

Chemionfications 

Business Skills for Chemists

Green Chemistry (Elective II)

Coordination Chemistry

Inorganic Chemistry

Students get to dive deep into the properties and relationships between these compounds. This includes conductors and semiconductors, organometallic compounds, metals, and minerals.

Some topics covered here include:

• Atomic Structure
• P-Block Elements
• Chemistry of Noble Gases
• Periodic Properties
• Chemical Bonding

Organic Chemistry

It is usually limited to other elements, and this course focuses on familiarising students with the industrial uses of these compounds. You can understand how organic reactions work along with the structure and ways of element bonding between different elements.

Some important aspects covered under this subject include:

• Structure and Bonding
• Stereochemistry of Organic Compounds
• Arenes and Aromaticity
• Alkyl and Aryl Halides
• Alkenes, Cycloalkenes, Dienes, and Alkynes
• Alkanes and Cycloalkanes

Physical Chemistry

This subject studies macroscopic elements in chemicals by applying concepts related to Physics, such as motion, force, energy, and thermodynamics, among others.

It is crucial to study it well so that you gain a deeper understanding of how other branches of Chemistry operate. In addition, physical chemistry also helps you understand thermodynamic factors that influence chemical reactions.

Some important topics in the syllabus are:

• Liquid State
• Mathematical Concepts
• Computers
• Gaseous State
• Colloidal States
• Chemical Kinetics and Catalysts
• Solid State

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Application of Computers in Chemistry

You will see how computing can be applied in the field of Chemistry. You will develop computer-generated models while classifying structures and reactions, designing syntheses, and building mechanical pathways.

Students who are interested in using computer-aided design to analyse chemical reactions will find this elective particularly useful.

Molecular Modelling and Drug Design

Molecular modelling and graphics are essential tools that help study the relationship between molecular structures and biological activities. This course will provide a better understanding of the R&D process in the pharmaceutical industry.

Inorganic Materials of Industrial Importance

The purpose of this course is to cover the importance of inorganic elements and materials in an industrial setting. Specifically, it highlights the production process and associated challenges. Some topics covered under this subject include:

Biochemistry

• 
  Organic Chemistry
• Calculus
• Biological Dynamics
• Genetics
• Molecular Physiology
• General Chemistry
• Molecular Biology
• Cell Biology and Signalling
• Biochemistry

Chemical Engineering

• 
  Material Science
• Chemical Reaction Engineering
• Transport Phenomena
• Engineering Thermodynamics
• Engineering Graphics
• Physical Chemistry
• Strength of Materials
• Process Calculations
• Organic Chemistry
• Mass Transfer
• Mechanical Operations

Pharmacy

• Remedial Biology
• Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry
• Pharmaceutical Microbiology
• Industrial Pharmacy
• Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence
• Medicinal Chemistry
• Herbal Drug Technology
• Pathophysiology
• Pharmacology

Geochemistry

• 
  Structural Geology
• Stratigraphy
• Petrology I
• Palaeontology
• Petrology II
• Metamorphic Petrology
• Economic Geology
• Hydrogeology
• Geophysics and Exploration Methods
• Environmental Geology

Agricultural Chemistry

• Science of Soils
• Engineering Mechanics
• Engineering Chemistry 1
• Farm Machinery
• Horticulture and Field Crops
• Surveying and Labelling Methods
• Unit Operations in Food Technology
• Soil Physics
• Environmental Studies

Chemistry

Chemistry for Degree Students

R.L Madan

Biochemistry

Principles of Biochemistry

Cox, Lehninger and Nelson

Pharmacy

Human Anatomy and Physiology I

SB Bhise, AV Yadav

Biochemistry

Chemical Process Principles

Hougen, Watson and Ragatz.

Chemical Engineering

Dryden’s Outlines Of Chemical Technology

M Gopala Rao, Marshall Sittig

MGKVP

Calcutta University

Kashmir University

IIT Bhubaneswar

Kota University UOK

SJJTU

The American College

Alagappa University