The study of science should be fascinating and enjoyable; the creation of a scientific temper in society is a must which could be achieved through proper education and guidance. To realize this goal, the curriculum should be updated by giving emphasis on various aspects such as the creativity of students, knowledge of emerging trends in the discipline, awareness of environmental impacts due to the development of science and technology, and the skills essential for handling equipments and instruments in laboratories and industries. Chemistry, being an experimental science, demands testing theories through practical laboratory experiences for a thorough understanding of the subject. The syllabus has been prepared in a participatory manner, after discussions with all stakeholders. Care has been taken to ensure that the syllabus is well-matched with the syllabi of other universities at the same level. Sufficient emphasis is given in the syllabus for training in laboratory skills and instrumentation. The units of the syllabus are well defined. A list of reference books as well as text books is provided at the end of each course.
Semester 1 | Semester 2 | Semester 3 | Semester 4 | Semester 5 | Semester 6 |
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Lecture 1.1
Language-I
Tamil/OtherLang.
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Lecture 1.1
Language-I
Tamil/OtherLang
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Lecture 1.1
Language-III
Tamil/OtherLang.
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Lecture 1.1
Language-IV
Tamil/OtherLang.
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Lecture 1.1
Organic Chemistry-II
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Lecture 1.1
Organic Chemistry-III
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Lecture 1.1
English Paper I
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Lecture 1.1
English Paper II
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Lecture 1.1
English Paper III
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Lecture 1.1
English Paper IV
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Lecture 1.1
Physical Chemistry-II
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Lecture 1.1
Physical Chemistry-III
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Lecture 1.1
1.General Chemistry-I 2.Volumetric Analysis 3.Allied course –I |
Lecture 1.1
1.Organic Chemistry-I2.Volumetric Analysis 3.Allied course –I |
Lecture 1.1
1.Physical Chemistry-I2.Inorganic Semi micro Analysis 3.Allied course –I 4.Allied course –II |
Lecture 1.1
1.Inorganic Chemistry2.Semi micro Analysis 3.Allied course –I 4.Allied course –II |
Lecture 1.1
Inorganic, Analytical & application of computers in Chemistry
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Lecture 1.1
Applied Chemistry
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Lecture 1.1
1.Introduction to Chemistry Laboratory Techniques2.Sugar and Paper Industries 3.Non-Major Elective-I |
Lecture 1.1
1.Perfumes and Cosmetics2.Leather and Textile Chemistry 3.Non-Major Elective-II |
Lecture 1.1
Extension activities
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Lecture 1.1
Organic analysis & Estimation
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Lecture1.1
Organic preparation & gravimetric Estimation
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Lecture 1.1
Physical Chemistry
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Lecture 1.1
Org. analysis &Estimation.
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Lecture 1.1
Allied course –II
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Lecture 1.1
Physical Chemistry
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Lecture 1.1
Nanotechnology and Green Chemistry
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Lecture 1.1
Allied course –II
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Lecture 1.1
Environmental studies
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Lecture 1.1
1.Medicinal Chemistry2.Value Education |
Each paper is divided into 5 units. For core papers (total 60 hours) each unit has to be taught for 12 hours and for skill based, non major elective, environmental studies and value education papers (total 30 hours) each unit has to be taught for 6 hours.
The course consists of SIX semesters. For the Theory papers of I/III/V semesters, examinations are held in NOVEMBER/ DECEMBER and for II/IV/VI semesters in APRIL/MAY months.
Test 10 Marks (average of the best two tests)
Assignment 5 Marks
Seminar/ Group discussion 5 Marks
Peer-Team –Teaching* 5 Marks
Total 25 Marks
External
Examination Maximum 75 marks
The University constitutes a panel of examiners on the basis of seniority. The senior most teacher shall act as the Chairman of valuation board. There shall be Chief examiners and Additional examiners under him. Each Chief examiner shall revalue 50% of papers valued by additional examiners. The Scheme of Valuation will be strictly adhered.
Candidates who pass all the examinations prescribed for the course in the first attempt and within a period of three academic years from the year of admission to the course alone are eligible for University Ranking.
A candidate has to secure a minimum of 40 marks out of 100 marks for passing a paper.(External: Minimum 27 out of 75 marks for theory papers; Minimum of 21 out of 60 marks in the practical papers)