Osmanabad Sub-center

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

History Courses Syllabus Faculty StudentsList Research Facilities Contact Us

History

University authority has started Sub- centre at Osmanabad from 16th August 2004. The Department of Chemistry is established by the Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, Aurangabad (M.S.-INDIA) in June 2005 at the sub-campus Osmanabad. The Department is one of the best for its teaching, research and extension activities.

Totally University authority is running six department.Chemistry Department has two special subjects : Dug & Analytical Chemistry. These two are interdisciplinary and more applied in current science world.

Courses

i) Department offers programs such as M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees.

Admission to our M. Sc. program is strictly on merit by considering 50% performance of marks obtained in Entrance Examination conducted in May/June each year and 50% performance of marks obtained in said subject in a B.Sc. degree. 10% seats are reserved for students from other Universities. The reservation of SC, ST, DT/ NT and OBC seats is done according to the Govt. rules. The M.Sc. degree course has no specialization; however students take elective courses and a research project in a chosen area in the III & IV semester. This gives students completing the M.Sc. degree course freedom to take up research in a variety of specialized fields which range from the intersections of chemistry with biology on the one hand and with physics on the other.
The Ph.D. degree enrollment is made as per University rules and regulations in the month of January/June each year. The research work carried in the department is of national/international status with large number of publications. The department receives support from a large number of research grants from funding agencies like UGC, DST, IASs, etc. The department possesses several sophisticated instruments to do frontier research in a broad range of disciplines. These include UV-VIS, FT-IR, HPLC and a host of other high technology instruments.

Syllabus

M.Sc. degree has four semester in two years . Out of which , three semester are common to both special subjects viz Drug & Analytical Chemistry. The special subjects are allotted to fourth semester . The syllabi of all the semester are outlined below:

(paper name with marks).

M.Sc.I year Theory papers:

Paper I Inorganic Chemistry 50

Paper II: Organic Chemistry 50

Paper III Physical Chemistry 50

Paper IV: Analytical Chemistry & Computer for Chemistry

Sem-II

Paper V: Inorganic Chemistry 50

Paper VI: Organic Chemistry 50

Paper VII Physical Chemistry 50

Paper VIII: Spectroscopy, Thermal 75

Method & Diffraction Technique

M.Sc. Ist year Practical Papers

Paper IX: Inorganic Chemistry 50

Paper X: Organic Chemistry 50

Paper XI Physical Chemistry 50

M.Sc.II year Theory papers:

Paper XII : Application of Spectroscopy 50

Paper XIII: Organic photochemistry & Solid 50

State Reaction

Paper XIV: Environmental Chemistry 50

Paper XV: Bioinorganic, Bio-Organic & 75

Biophysical Chemistry

Sem-IV

	Drug Chemistry		Analytical Chemistry
Paper XVI	Introduction to Medicines chemistry	Paper XVI	Advanced Instrumental Technique
Paper XVII	Drug action & Development	Paper XVII	Pharmaceutical Practices
Paper XVIII	Drug Synthesis	Paper XVIII	Food & Pesticides Analysis
Paper XIX	Pharmaceutical Practices Industry	Paper XIX	Separ----analytical techniques.

Practical Papers

Paper XX	Drug Synthesis	Paper XX	Analytical ----I
Paper XXI	Assay of Drug	Paper XXI	Analytical ----II
Paper XXII	Inplant training	Paper XXII	Inplant training

Faculty

Sr. No.	Name of Faculty	Department	Designation
1	Dr. Meghshyam K. Patil	Chemistry	Assistant Prof. & Head
2	Dr. S. D. Delekar	Chemistry	Assistant Prof.
3	Dr. Kishan P. Haval	Chemistry	Assistant Prof.
4	Mr. Radhakrishnan M. Tigotei	Chemistry	Assistant Prof.

Students List

Research

1. Dr. S.D. Delekar

Nanostructured Metal and Metal Oxide Materials
Thin Film Materials
Heterogeneous Catalysis
Materials Science

2. Dr. K.P. Haval

Organic Synthesis

3. Mr. R.M. Tigote

Organic Synthesis

4. Dr. M.K. Patil

Superacids as Catalysts
Synthesis of Oxides and their use in organic transformations

Facilities

The department possesses few sophisticated instruments to do frontier research in a broad range of disciplines. These includes FT-IR, UV-VIS spectrometers, analytical tools like HPLC, Flame photometer, Millipore Water Purification system, Rotary Evaporator, and a host of other instruments required for M.Sc. degree.

COLLABORATION WITH NATIONAL RESEARCH INSTITUTES

Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore.

Indian Institute of Chemical Technology (IICT), Hyderabad.

National Chemical Laboratory (NCL), Pune.

Bhabha Atomic Research Center (BARC), Mumbai.

Shivaji University, Kolhapur.

Swami Ramanand Tirth Marathwada University, Nanded.

EXTENSION ACTIVITIES

Ø Academic Flexibility

Department has academic flexibility for framing the syllabus and conducting examinations. The syllabus is periodically modified to accommodate recent advances.

Ø Computer-Aided Facility

Computer aided instructions are given in some topics. Department also provides the E-mail and Internet facilities to all faculty and research students.

Ø NET, SET, GATE Coaching Classes

Coaching classes are conducted for M.Sc. students for the NET-SET examinations. On an average about 03-04 students qualify in these examinations per year.

Ø English communication Guidance

Department is conducting English communication course for students.

Ø Summer training projects

Students are completing their M.Sc. projects in reputed research institutes like NCL, etc and industries like CIPLA, GHARADA, etc.

Ø Teacher participation in Workshop, seminar, conferences, etc

Teachers are actively participated in various academic activities such as national/ international Workshop, seminar, conferences, refresher, and orientation courses.

Ø Guest Lecture Series

Lectures from eminent scientists from National and International institutes as well as from industry are also arranged in the department.

Ø Placement Cell
M.Sc. pass-out students are highly valued in teaching profession, R&D department of Industries, Institutions and other management sectors. The department is encouraging and inspiring the student to join the research program in our Universities and also the Ph.D. programs of the other Universities of Maharashtra.

The department coordinates the Placement programme wherein several industries conduct campus interviews and select students.

Name of Industries arranging campus interviews:
CIPLA, GHARADA, MACLEODS, LUPIN, SMURTI, AVON, LAB-CHEM, etc.

Ø Student Seminar Activity

Students are motivated for delivering the seminar on interested topic in chemistry.

Ø Social Activities

i. Importance of soil and water testing for better crops in agricultural fields.

ii. Awareness of Swine Flu: Symptoms, Precautions and Preventions.

iii. Organization of YOGA & PRANAYAM course for students.

Ø National seminar, workshop, etc organized

i. One-day Workshop on “Guideline of NET/SET Examination” dated 5^th March 2006.

ii. Two-day National Seminar on “Recent Advances in Nano Science” dated 23^rd-24^th
Feb., 2008.

iii. Two-day Workshop on “Awareness of NET/SET Examination” dated 18^th-19^th
Feb., 2010.

Ø Industrial/Educational tour

Department is conducting industrial/educational tour program each year.


Dr. M.K.Patil, 
Head, Department of Chemistry,
Subcenter Osmanabad,Dr.Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University,
(Office) (+91 2472 251800,+91 9890291575)
(Fax) (+91 2472 251800)
Email:sddelekar7@rediffmail.com

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