Department of Chemistry

About Department:

The Department of Chemistry of KLE Society’s Science and Commerce College, Kalamboli, Navi Mumbai was established in 2014. In our Department teaching and research are synergistic to each other. The Department offers Chemistry courses (core) for B.Sc. Programme and M.Sc. programme with two different specializations-Organic and Analytical Chemistry. M.Sc. in Organic and Analytical Chemistry started from 2021. The Department of Chemistry gives hands on practice for Experiments and also organizes Workshops, Seminars, and National Conferences on thrust areas of Chemical Sciences to develop scientific temperament in students. Our Faculty are committed to advancing science through publications, creation of intellectual property, outreach activities, seminars and education of the scientific workforce. The Faculty will engage in translational research to help increase the economic impact of research on our community. In order to give Industrial and research exposure to students, we conduct Industrial Visits and summer internship programme for under graduate and post graduate students.

Faculty:

Syllabus:

• 6.17-N-B.Sc-Chemistry-Scheme-III-Sem.-III-IV
• Revised-syllabus-of-F.Y.B.Sc.Chemistry-Sem.I-II-CBCS-Vide-Item-No.-6.5R
• 6.1-S.Y.B.Sc.-Chemistry-sem-III-IV
• 4.41-T.Y.B.Sc_.-Analytical-Chemistry-6-Units
• 4.41-T.Y.B.Sc_.-Drugs-and-Dyes
• 4.41-T.-Y.-B.Sc_.-Inorganic-Chemistry-6-Units-Sem-V
• 4.41-T.-Y.-B.Sc_.-Organic-Chemistry-6-Units-Sem-V & VI
• 4.41-T.-Y.-B.Sc_.-Physical-Chemistry-6-Units-Sem-V & VI

About Courses:

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Career Opportunities & Placements:

B. Sc. Chemistry graduates can enter multiple domains like research, education, and bioinformatics or take a part-time job. There are immense employment opportunities in the private and government sector. After completing graduation, one can also join the chemical industry. They have good revenue which makes it the leading industry in India and creates good job opportunities for graduates.

Photo Gallery:

Workshop on “Soap Making” (27/02/2026).

CHEM-O-SCOPE (08/01/2026)

Chem-o-Scope.

Seminar on “Hidden Levers of Energy Conservation: A Chemist’s Playbook” and Poster and Elocution Competition

Employbility of Chemist in Industries (29/11/2025).

Add-on Certificate Course on “IIT JAM and GATE Examination Preparation” (31st July 2025 to 22nd September 2025)

Industrial Visit conducted by Department of Chemistry (17th & 18th September, 2025).

One Day Industrial Visit to NuLife Pharmaceuticals, Pune (26/10/2024)

Cross Cutting issues Seminar on 05/10/2024 conducted by Dr. Kalapana Padmanaban from Chemistry department, on the topic Heterocyclic compounds on Medicinal values for Chemistry students, the objective of the seminar is to create awareness on the medicinal impact of heterocycles and to rejuvenate the knowledge to do research on Heterocyclic compounds.

Seminar on “Intellectual Property Rights & Trademarks” (21/08/2024)

Seminar on "Realm Of Chemistry in Industry" (03/08/2024)
Department - Chemistry
Date- 3rd August,2024

Industrial Visit to Elementis Specialties (India) Pvt. Ltd. (14/03/2024)

Title- "CHEM-O-SCOPE" Chemistry fest conducted by department of chemistry
Department - Chemistry
Date- 31st January,2024

Industrial visit to Sulavineyards

National Energy Conservation Day

Competitive Examinations-Password to Success

Radiation-Technology-Nuclear-Technology-Performance

FAQs:

Why BSc Chemistry?

Yes, there are a host of job options that you can opt for after completing your BSc in Maths. Some of these include:

1. Three years of BSc Chemistry not just talk about Chemistry but also for other subjects like Physics, Maths, and Biology through separate Subjects or integrated subjects.
2. Candidates will get an understanding of all the basic concepts that they have studied in school with an in-depth knowledge of those topics and an understanding of new dimensions of chemistry as well.
3. It will also provide them the connection of chemistry and other subjects through topics like Biochemistry, Earth Science, Industrial Science, and Pharmacology, and so on.
4. And after all, an opportunity to learn all the magic of Chemistry that works in our everyday living world.

What to do After BSc Chemistry?

After completing BSc Chemistry from any recognized institution of India, candidates have several options in terms of higher education and career opportunities. One can go for Masters or M.Sc or M.Tech courses in related fields like in Biochemistry, Chemistry, Biotechnology, Data Analytics, Pharmacy and so on. One can also move to other fields of Technologies like for M.Tech in Chemical Engineering and others.

Later one can go for Ph.D. courses in Chemistry, Biochemistry, and other related subjects as well if one is interested in research fields. Some of the higher studies options after BSc in Chemistry are:

1. M.Sc in Chemistry.
2. M.Sc in Biochemistry.
3. M.Sc in Applied Chemistry.
4. M.Sc in Analytical Chemistry.
5. M.Sc in Physical & Materials Chemistry.
6. Ph.D. in Chemistry.
7. Ph.D. in Applied Chemistry.
8. Ph.D. in Biochemistry.

Is Chemistry as a B.Sc. helpful for the future?

A degree in chemistry opens the door to a variety of careers in Chemistry, Biology, Physics and other natural sciences. Many students who have completed B.Sc. (Hons.) Chemistry prepare for a career as a chemical engineer, chemist, and physicist or even as an engineer in various fields.

Certificate / Value Added Courses:

One Month “Add On Certificate Course for GATE & IIT JAM” (28/08/2024)