M.Sc Chemistry

Here are some of the top elective subjects under MSc Chemistry:

• ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY: Impart knowledge about various analytical techniques for the analysis of food, water, soil and fuel to understand their applications in industry.
• CHEMISTRY APTITUDE: This course prepares for various competitive exams like UGC- NET and CSIR.
• MOLECULAR REARRANGEMENT AND RETROSYNTHESIS: Focuses on various types of molecular rearrangements. Impart knowledge about the disconnection approach for retrosynthetic analysis of simple and complex molecules to understand the mechanisms of various reactions used in organic synthesis.
• SPECTROSCOPIC METHODS IN CHEMISTRY: Develops skills for interpretation of various organic and inorganic compounds from spectra, and predicting spectral patterns from chemical structures using FTIR, 1H NMR, 13C NMR, MS, ESR, NQR and Mossbauer spectroscopic methods.

After completing a bachelor's degree in the field of science, students often look to pursue an MSc Chemistry distance education. There are a few colleges that provide MSc Chemistry Distance Education as well.

• To be eligible for this course at a distance students need to have a bachelor’s degree from a recognized university.
• The minimum duration required to complete this course is 2 years and the maximum duration of the same is 5 years.
• The common method of admission to MSc Chemistry distance education is offered based on scores obtained at the graduation level.
• There is no age limit set for the aspirants eager to pursue this course from a distance.

The two well-known institutes for MSc admissions are National Institute of Technology Kurukshetra and National Institute of Technology Agartala. For MSc course admissions, both colleges accept CCMN scores. The MSc in Chemistry specialisation at NIT Kurukshetra Last Round cutoff scores were 1392 for 2024 and 1536 for 2023, respectively. In a similar vein, the NIT Agartala Last Round cutoff scores were 1852 for 2024 and 1625 for 2023.

It is evident from the available cutoff data that NIT Kurukshetra has somewhat higher demand among the candidates. Thus, it is contingent upon the candidates' scores for what can they go for. If they can secure a rank same as the cutoff or less than the cutoff, then they should go for NIT Kurukshetra, Otherwise, NIT Agartala would be the next best alternative for them to do MSc in Chemistry. So, it totally depends on the rank of the candidates that which college can they choose.

Let's compare other aspects to help candidates to make a preferable choice from the table given below:

The placement statistics for 2022 showcase the success and potential of Indian Institute of Science graduates. The average package offered during the placement season was INR 23 LPA, with the highest package reaching an impressive INR 60 LPA. Campus placement is a facility provided to all students of IISc. Registration is not compulsory and students not interested in industry jobs are requested not to register for job placements. Chemical Sciences

Educational Qualification: A minimum of first class in B.Sc. or an equivalent degree with Chemistry as one of the main subjects with Mathematics at the PUC or Plus 2 level. Selection Process: will be based on 100% performance in the JAM 2023 CY score.