The department of Chemistry has been established to foster education and research in Chemistry to meet the growing demand for qualified and efficient individuals in the country and across the globe. The department offers undergraduate (B.Sc. Hons., 6 semesters), postgraduate (M.Sc. Hons., 4 semesters), and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree. The Department strives to provide national ambiance in a local setting. A mentoring-based teaching method is followed; where each student is personally guided so that he or she can reach its true potential. Special NET coaching classes are routinely conducted.
Research projects and practical oriented teaching are supported with the help of an able lab infrastructure with all required instruments and chemicals. Staying true to our social commitment, the department conducted research projects on various local issues, such as water pollution. The department is supported by an exceptionally qualified, and motivated faculty with a strong commitment to teaching and research. All faculty members hold Ph.D. degrees with most of them having postdoctoral experience from reputed institutes in India or abroad.
| Course | B.Sc. (Honours) Chemistry |
| Duration | 3 years (Semester System) |
| Seats | 60 |
| Fees | Rs. 20,000/- per semester |
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| Course | M. Sc. (Honours) Chemistry |
| Duration | 2 years (Semester System) |
| Seats | 30 |
| Fees | Rs. 26,000/- per semester |
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| Course | Ph. D |
| Duration | 3-5 years |
| Seats | Subject to availability |
| Fees | Rs. 30,000/- per semester |
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• Nanomaterial synthesis
• Water quality monitoring
• Mesoporous material synthesis and their applications
• Organic synthesis
| S.No | Student Name and Class | Title of Project/Dissertation | Supervisor |
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| 1. | Gagandeep Kaur | Killing Two Birds With One Stone: Removal of Iron by Spent Tea Leaves | Dr. Tirtha Mukherjee |
| 2. | Nancy Singla | Removal of Iron from wastewater using natural adsorbents | Dr. Atul Kumar |
| 3. | Harmanjot Kaur | Discussing dye removal over a cup of tea: Absorption of Methyl orange on spent tea leaves | Dr. Tirtha Mukherjee |
| 4. | Lovepreet Kaur | Photocatalytic degradataion of methylene blue dye using heterogeneous zinc sulphide photocatalyst under visible light irradiation | Dr. Iqbal Pakrudheen |
| 5. | Sukhveer Kaur | Green Synthesis of Cobalt Oxide Nanomaterials and its Catalytic Applications | Dr. Sandeep Kumar |
| 6. | Rahul Bansal | Green Synthesis of Manganese Oxide Nanomaterials and its Catalytic Applications | Dr. Sandip Saha |
| 7. | Priya | Synthesis and applications of tin oxide based nanoparticles | Dr. Sandeep Kumar |
| 8. | Mandeep Kaur | Application of Mesoporous silica in controlled release of fertilizers | Dr. Atul Kumar |
| 9. | Veerpal Kaur | Reduction of 4-Nitrophenol to 4-Aminophenol using Ni/MCM-41 | Dr. Atul Kumar |
| 10. | Lovepreet Kaur | Green Synthesis of Copper Oxide Nanomaterials and its Catalytic Applications | Dr. Sandeep Kumar |
| 11. | Neha Rani | Rational Design of Indole-Carbazole and Dibenzofuran Based DHFR Inhibitors as Anti-Cancer Agents | Dr. Shaveta |
| 12. | Rekha Rani | Parametric Study on Water Quality of Kalanwali Village in Sirsa District of Haryana | Dr. Sandip Saha |
| 13. | Yashmeen Kaur | Parametric Study on Water Quality of Talwandi Sabo village in Bathinda District | Dr. Sandip Saha |
| 14. | Priya Rani | Rational Design of Cox-2 Inhibitors Using Molecular Hybridization and In-silico Molecular Modelling Studies | Dr. Shaveta |
| 15. | Rano Kaur | Photocatalytic degrdataion of crystal violet dye using Cr-doped copper sulphide photocatalyst under visible radiation | Dr. Iqbal Pakrudheen |
| 16. | Neha Bansal | Preferential location of a dye molecule in charge micelle in bulk water and in water-polyvinyl pyrrolidone medium | Dr. Arnab Maity |
| 17. | Shavina | Sugar coating a problem: Absorption of Methyl orange on Sugarcane Bagasse | Dr. Tirtha Mukherjee |
| 18. | Satinderpal Kaur | Effect of Dextrose on the PhotoPhysical Alteration of a Cationic Dye in Micellar Medium | Dr. Arnab Maity |
| 19. | Ravinderpal Kaur | Probing Heterogenous Water in Micellar Medium Using Fluorescence Dye: Effect of Dextrose on the Photophysical Behaviour on it. | Dr. Arnab Maity |
Department of Chemistry
H-401, Block H, 4th Floor
Akal University
Talwandi Sabo, Bathinda
India (Punjab)-151302
Email: sandeep_chm@auts.ac.in
Contact: +91-98883-88330
