The Department runs three years B.Sc. Degree (CBS pattern) with six semesters, two years M.Sc. degree (CBCS pattern) course spread over four semesters. It also runs research programs leading to Ph.D. degrees.

Sr. No	Programme Level	Course	Duration	Entry Qualification	Sanctioned Student Strength	Combinations/ Specialization	Annual / Semester / CBCS
01	UG	B.Sc.	3 Years 6 SEM	H.S.S.C.	--	CBZ, PCM, CMZ, CMB, CMBth.	Semester
02	PG	M.Sc. Chemistry	2 Years 4 SEM	B.Sc.	22	Organic Chemistry	CBCS
03	Ph. D.	Ph.D.	--	M.Sc.	10

Programmes

1. B.Sc. with five subject combinations Chemistry Botany Zoology (CBZ), Physics Chemistry Mathematics (PCM), Chemistry Microbiology Zoology (CMZ), Chemistry Microbiology Botany (CMB), and Chemistry Microbiology Biotechnology (CMBth) – Students are admitted to the B.Sc. course on the basis of their percentages in the HSSC.
2. M.Sc. with specialization in Organic Chemistry (Capacity of 22 students)- Students are admitted to the M.Sc. course on the basis of their percentages in the B.Sc. degree. During the first year of M.Sc., the students are taught core courses in Chemistry. During the 3rd and 4th semesters, students undertake optional courses and specialization courses besides a few core courses.
3. The M.Sc. students also carry out a project during the last semester. Examinations for M.Sc. students are held as per the Credit System rules laid down by the University and involve continuous assessment (Internal Assessment) and a term-end examination each semester.
4. Ph.D. (Capacity 10 students)- Students are admitted on the basis of Ph.D. Entrance Tests (PET) conducted by RTM Nagpur University, Nagpur or if they have qualified any of the National or State level Eligibility tests (NET, SET, GATE).

Photo	Name of Faculty	Qualification	Designation	Reg. Ph. D. students	Publications
	Dr. M. R. Patle View Profile	M.Sc. B.Ed. Ph.D. PG dip Nano.	Head, Associate Professor	03	15
	Dr. K. M. Hatzade View Profile	M.Sc. B.Ed. Ph.D.	Associate Professor	02	21
	Dr. S. B. Narde View Profile	M.Sc. B.Ed. (NET), Ph.D	Assistant Professor		11
	Mr. R. M. Patle View Profile	M.Sc. B.Ed. (SET) GATE-2014	Assistant Professor		01
	Miss. A. V. Meshram View Profile	M.Sc., NET	Assistant Professor
	Dr. A. K. Parmar	M. Sc., B. Ed., Ph.D.	CHB		02
	Mr. Lalit D. Katre	M.Sc., SET	Approved CHB
	Miss. Shital Dekate	M.Sc., SET	Approved CHB
	Miss. K. T. Pardhi	M.Sc., NET	Approved CHB
	Miss. S. Shukla	M.Sc., SET	Approved CHB
NON-TEACHING STAFF
	Mr. R. B. Funde		Laboratory Attendant
	Mr. K. N. Kachhawe		Laboratory Attendant
	Mr. P. C. Bisen		Laboratory Attendant

Well Equipped Laboratories

Department	Head	Capacity	Remark
Chemistry	Laboratory C1	40 Students	Total area under Chemistry Department: 678.34 Sq. meter (approximate)
	Laboratory C2	40 Students
	Laboratory C3	30 Students
	Research Lab	10 Students
	Instrumentation Laboratory	20 Students
	Laboratory C5 (Jr)	60 Students
	Store
	HoD’s Chamber:
	Staff Room for Members of Faculty
	Conference Room	17 seat
	PG Class Room	20 Students
	ICT facilities	04 Computers with Internet, Projector and 02 Printers

Instrumentation :

1. UV-Visible Spectrophotometer (Shimadzu)
2. Electronic Analytical Balance (Shimadzu)
3. Rotatory vacuum Evaporator
4. Analytical pH / Conductivity meter
5. Muffle Furnace
6. Microwave Oven
7. Shaking Machine with thermostat
8. Double distillation assembly

RESEARCH

The department is recognized as a Centre for Higher Learning and research by R. T. M. Nagpur University, Nagpur offers Doctoral Research in Chemistry.

Recognized Research Supervisors

Dr. M. R. Patle

Dr. K. M. Hatzade

Research Contribution of the Department

	Name of Student	Supervisor	Topic	Status
1	Mr. M. M. Ali	Dr. N. K. Khaty	Study of Physiochemical Characteristics of Ground Water of Part of Gondia District With Emphasis on Geogenic Fluoride Contamination.	Awarded
2	Mr. A. K. Parmar	Dr. M. R. Patle	“Design, Synthesis and Molecular Modelling Studies of New Anti-Tuberculosis Agents.”	Awarded
3	Mr. C. V. Bisen		“Designing, Synthesis and Characterization of Quinoline Based New Anti-Tuberculoses Agents.”
4	Mrs. S. M. Dekate	Dr. K. M. Hatzade	“Synthesis and biological activities of substituted AzolylThiazoles”	Working

 

 

Research Publications and Output

(Aggregate for previous 05 years)

No .of papers in Conference	No. of Paper published	Total	Source : – Google Scholar & Scopus
			Citation indices	Impact factor(Max.)	h-index	i10-index
20	42	62	119	3.467	06	04
Minor Research Project: 03 Completed

 

 

Research Project: 03 Minor research project

Sr. No.	Title	Funding agency	Year of Sanction	Sanctioned Amount	Period	Present Status
1	Identification of Novel Chemicals compounds as Anti-tuberculosis agent by using Computational approaches PI- Dr. M. R. Patle	UGC	2012	170000/-	2 Years	Completed
2	Synthesis and Biological studies of Nitrogen and Sulphur containing Heterocycles PI- Dr. K M Hatzade	UGC	2012	170000/-	2 Years	Completed
3	Synthesis and Biological studies of substituted pyrazolo[1,5]pyrimidine-3-carboxamide compounds PI –Ms. S. B. Narde	UGC	2012	170000/-	2 Years	Completed

Micro-scale Techniques in Chemistry Practical

In general, organic and inorganic qualitative analysis constitutes a major bulk in curriculum of chemistry in an academic programme. It consumes a major share of chemicals used not only in rising cost of chemicals which adversely affect the practical exercises. During the chemical reactions, there will be an evolution of fumes and the contaminants which ultimately effect the environment. The awareness of eco-friendly environment is becoming a global phenomenon. It is in this context, a need has arisen which was never felt so acute before, that the laboratory chemicals to be used to a minimal level without affecting the principles, skill and understanding of them. This requires a strong desire to develop a proper set of mind from teachers, research scholars and the students. The chemical analysis by Vogel prescribes the use of about 0.2 g chemical for every test of qualitative analysis. In the modern age of sophisticated instrumentation, this needs a drastic revision.

We propose to reduce the consumption of chemicals without any conceptual deviation from the principles. It uses the same conventional apparatus but on smaller size which saves time, energy and becomes economical to a chemist while performing the experiments.

As per Vogel’s “There is no sharp line of demarcation. Only the scale of operation is reduced, while concentration remains the same. Special experimental and reliable techniques are required for handling small quantities.” Micro qualitative analysis is good for beginners but as they grasp, it should be scaled down to gradually to semi micro levels.

AIMS & OBJECTIVES:

• To make aware the chemist about microanalysis.
• To develop themind of chemist for using minimal amounts for carrying the experiments.
• The scaling down of quantities of chemicals and reagents will eventually leads to economy and also saves time, energy.
• The most important thing is that the students understand better and they develop a clear sense of observation.
• This improves the skill of the chemist and ultimately we got good quality analysts to our country which is today’s need, thereby reducing pollution and paving way to green chemistry concept.
• As the experiments are small and easy to handle which eventually leads to less breakage.

Activities conducted by Department of Chemistry during last Five Years

Session 2016-17

1. Mega Tree Plantation, 01/ 07/2016
2. Pre Ph.D.-Course Work organized in collaboration with UGC-HRDC RTM Nagpur University, Nagpur
3. Student Seminar, 10/02/2017 to 04/03/2017
4. Science Exhibition, 19/08/2016
5. One Day Workshop on women awareness regarding protective act against sexual harassment of women at work place, 27/02/2017

Session 2017-18

1. Mega Tree Plantation
2. All India Essay Writing Event- 2017 in collaboration with Shri Ram Chandra Mission

(SRCM) and United Nations Information Centre for India & Bhutan (UNIC)

3. Poster Competition on the occasion of World Ozone Day, 16 th Oct, 2017.
4. Student Seminar
5. Visit to PalawarachiShala, Shivaji Nagar, Kudwa, Gondia -An evening school run by a

social activist for Mang-garudisamaj between 6.00 to 8.00 pm on 15 th January, 2018

along with our students

6. Speech Competition on the topic “Women are real architect of society” on the occasion

of International Woman Day-2018.

Session 2018-19:

1. Mega Tree Plantation at Bhagvtattola, Tiroda Road, Gondia on 9 th July 2018
2. One Day Legal Awareness Programme (24th July 2018)
3. RSC sponsored Seminar for UG, PG & Research Student in association with RSC West

India Section and IGNOU Regional Centre, Nagpur on 11 th August, 2018.

4. All India Essay Writing Event- 2018 in collaboration with Shri Ram Chandra Mission

(SRCM) and United Nations Information Centre for India & Bhutan (UNIC)

5. Celebration of Swami VivekandandaDigvijay Divas,11th September, 2018 (125 th

Anniversary of Swami Vivekandanda’s historic speech on 11 th September 1983 at the

Parliament of the World’s Religions in Chicago, America)

6. Poster Competition on 27 th September 2018 on subject Chemistry
7. Student Seminar-2018
8. Celebration of 150 th Birth Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi

 

9. Five Day’s Self Defense Training Workshop under CPE Scheme of UGC (26th to 30th

November 2018)

10. Pulse Polio Abhiyan (Awareness through posters, rally and door to door Campaign and

participated in Govt. Polio Vaccination Programme on 10 th March, 2019)

11. Celebration of International Woman’s Day-2019
12. Save Water Save Life Campaign (14th March 2019)
13. Chem-Quiz organized on 16 th March, 2019
14. Seminar competition on 7 th March, 2019. The topic of the seminar was Chemistry in

everyday life and better tomorrow.

Session 2019-20:

1. PG students seminar
2. ‘Learn & Earn’ program for B Sc I year students in Collaboration with Lupin

Pharmaceuticals

3. Research student presentation
4. No Tobacco Day (11/07/2019)
5. Tree Plantation at Mundipar forest landscape, Dist.-Gondia on 16/07/2019
6. Lecture on “importance of Environment safety and protection” (13 July 2019)
7. Teacher’s day celebration –Students delivered Seminars on this occasion
8. Field Visit to Ruchi Agro Farm Raipur, Dist- Gondia (14/09/2019)
9. Ozone Day Celebration (poster and poem competition to celebrate Ozone Day under the

theme ‘32 Years and Healings’ on 18/09/2019)

10. Three Day Workshop on Self defense, Physical training, Goal Setting, Leadership and

Health and Nutrition from 15-17th of January, 2020

11. Celebration of National Science Day(28/02/2019) – Science Exhibition ( Model and

Poster Competition)

12. Awareness Program about washing of Hands by using Sanitizer and Demo of preparationof Sanitizer
13. Webinar on “ICT tools used in Teaching Learning Process” key speaker – Dr. Vijay M.

Tandge, PGTD of Chemistry, R. T. M. Nagpur University, Nagpur on 25/05/2020.

 

Session 2020-21:

1. Teacher’s Day Celebration – Online Speech Competition on #our teachers our heroes

(05/09/2020)

2. Gandhi Jayanti Celebration – organized online quiz on life of Mahatma Gandhi(02/10/

2020)

3. Celebration of National Youth Day (Swami VivekandaJayanti)- organized online quiz on

life of Swami Vivekanda (12/01/2021)

4. Organized Student Seminar for B.Sc. students
5. Extension activity ‘Plastic Free Village’ (07/03/ 2021)
6. Legal awareness Programme on Juvenile Act and POCSO Act on the occasion of

International Woman’s Day(08/03/2021)

7. Mask Distribution and Vaccination Awareness Drive (Summer-2021)
8. Awareness Campaign about AarogyaSetu App and Co-WIN App (Summer-2021)
9. Home Learning Campaign (Summer-2021)

 

Session 2021-22:

1. Webinar on ‘Mahatma Gandhi: JeevanDarshan’ (04/10/2021)