Himachal Pradesh University - Faculty of Physical Sciences - Syllabi for M.Sc. Chemistry - (Semester System) - Session 2013-14 and Onwards

Sep 26, 2026

Syllabi document for the M.Sc. Chemistry (semester system) of Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla, covering the academic session 2013-14 onwards. It records a Board of Studies (PG) meeting in Chemistry held on 04-04-2012 and lists decisions on M.Sc., M.Phil, and Ph.D. course work structures, including concurrent scheduling and approval of syllabi via annexures. It also specifies scheme recommendations for four semesters I–IV with course titles, maximum marks, practical components, and internal assessment framework.

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Proceedings of the Meeting of the Board of Studies in (PG) in the Subject of Chemistry

Decisions Taken

Annexure A: Detailed Scheme and Course Contents (M.Sc. Chemistry)

Semester I

Semester II

Semester III

Semester IV

HIMACHAL PRADESH UNIVERSITY, SHIMLA-171005 FACULTY OF PHYSICAL SCIENCES SYLLABI FOR M.Sc. CHEMISTRY (SEMESTER SYSTEM) (SESSION 2013-14 AND ONWARDS) HIMACHAL PRADESH UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY, SHIMLA-171005 INDIA HIMACHAL PRADESH UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY PROCEEDINGS OF THE MEETING OF THE BOPARD OF STUDIEIS IN (PG) IN THE SUBJECT OF CHEMISTRY A meeting of the Board of Studies in PG in the subject of Chemistry was held on 04-04-2012 at 11.00AM in the Departmental Library of the Chemistry Department. The following were present: 1. Prof. D. K. Sharma 2. Prof. Pawan K. Sharma 3. Prof. Neelam Sharma 4. Prof. (Mrs.) Inderjeet Kaur 5. Prof. M. S. Chauhan 6. Prof. S.K. Lomesh 7. Dr. (Mrs.) S.B. Kalia 8. Dr. Baljit Singh Chairman & Convener Member & External Expert Member & External Expert Member Member Member Member Member The following decisions were taken: 1. The scheme as well as the course contents ofthe syllabi of M. Sc. Chemistry, spread over four semesters (I-IV) applicable w. e. f. the Academic Session 2013-2014 i.e. July, 2013 onwards, was discussed and recommended for the consideration of the Faculty of Physical Sciences (as per annexure ―A‖) . 2. The scheme as well as the course contents of the syllabi of M. Phil, Chemistry (Organic, Inorganic and Physical Chemistry specialization), applicable w. e. f. the Academic Session 2013-2014 i.e. July, 2013 onwards, was discussed and recommended for the consideration of the Faculty of Physical Sciences (as per annexure ―B‖) . 3. BOS (PG) approved the syllabi for the Ph.D. course work for the students enrolled for Ph.D. without M. Phil degree as per H.P.U. rules and recommended the same for the consideration of the Faculty of Physical Sciences (as per annexure ―C‖) . It was further resolved that the Ph.D. course work will run concurrently with the M. Phil Ist semester. 4. In order to maintain the academic standard in respect of research and teaching as well as to maintain the uniformity in PG Institutes of Chemistry affiliated to H.P. University, the BOS recommended that henceforth the concerned P. G. Institute will fix a suitable date for the P.G. practical examinations in consultation with the convener of BOS (PG) and the convener will draw a penal of examiners for final approval of the competent authorities. 5. It was resolved by the BOS (PG) that the pass percentage, as implemented from the Academic Session 2010-2011 i.e. 40% for the Undergraduate classes, shall also be applicable for M. Sc (Chemistry) from July 2013 in the light of the minutes of the meeting held on 24th August, 2011 in the office of the Controller of Examinations (as per annexure ―D‖) to be incorporated in the relevant provisions of Ist Ordinances of H. P. University. The detail of pass percentage effective from July, 2013 onwards will be as under: A. In Theory - 40%(32/80) B. In I.A. - 40%(08/20) C. In Practical - 40%(20/50) However in case of M. Phil, the pass percentage will remain same as 50% as existing earlier ( as per annexure ―D‖) . The same will also be applicable for Ph.D. course work. The meeting ended with a vote of thanks to the chair. Sd/ -(Pawan K.Sharma)(Ext. Expert) Sd/ -(Neelam Sharma)(Ext. Expert) Sd/ -(Mrs. Inderjeet Kaur) Sd/ -(M.S. Chauhan) Sd/ -(S.K. Lomesh) Sd/ -(Mrs. S.B. Kalia) Sd/ -(Baljit Singh) Sd/ - (D. K. Sharma) (Chairman & Convener) Annexure-“A” A Detailed Scheme and Course Contents ofthe Syllabi for M.Sc. Chemistry Spread Over Four Semesters (I-IV) For Session 2013-14 and Onwards SEMESTER-I Course No. Title Max. Marks Course-I Inorganic Chemistry 80 Course-II Organic Chemistry 80 Course-III Physical Chemistry 80 Course-IV Mathematics for Chemists and Applications of computer 80 in Chemistry SEMESTER-II Course-V Inorganic Chemistry 80 Course-VI Organic Chemistry 80 Course-VII Physical Chemistry 80 Course-VIII Chemistry of Life and Envirom

FAQs

When and where was the Board of Studies (PG) meeting in Chemistry held?

The meeting was held on 04-04-2012 at 11.00 AM in the Departmental Library of the Chemistry Department.

Which programs’ syllabi and course work schemes were discussed and recommended in the decisions?

The decisions address M.Sc. Chemistry (four semesters), M.Phil Chemistry specializations, and the Ph.D. course work for students enrolled without an M.Phil degree.

What pass percentage framework is stated for M.Sc. Chemistry from July 2013?

The document states 40% pass percentage for theory, I.A., and practical for M.Sc. Chemistry from July 2013, while M.Phil pass percentage remains at 50% as existing earlier.

Sep 26, 2026

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