Milli AlAmeen College for Girls Kolkata B.Sc Chemistry: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. Chemistry is offered as part of the B.Sc Multidisciplinary Course (MDC) under the University of Calcutta's CCF system, not as a standalone Honours course. Students choose Chemistry as one of their subject combinations along with Zoology and/or Botany. The college has applied for introduction of Honours programmes in Science subjects, but as of the 2026-27 session, only the MDC (General) programme is available. Students seeking B.Sc Chemistry Honours should check the college's official website for any future updates on new programme introductions.

Ans. The college has a dedicated Chemistry laboratory on the third floor of the college building, equipped for practical work as per the University of Calcutta curriculum. The Department of Chemistry is headed by the Principal, Dr. Sunanda Haldar (M.Sc, Ph.D), and Dr. Poulami Hota (M.Sc, Ph.D, Post Doc), ensuring high-quality academic and practical training. The department conducts regular practical examinations as per the University of Calcutta schedule, and students are required to follow strict laboratory safety protocols.

Ans. The total fee for the 3-year B.Sc (MDC) programme including Chemistry is approximately Rs. 19,210 (excluding university examination fees and refundable caution deposits of Rs. 1,000). This is one of the most affordable science programmes in Kolkata, as the college is government-aided. The fee is paid semester-wise, with the highest payment at the time of admission (Semester 1: Rs. 7,590). University examination fees are charged separately by the University of Calcutta.

Ans. Yes, students who have studied Chemistry in Class 12 from any recognised board including CBSE, ICSE, WBCHSE, or any other state board are eligible to apply for the B.Sc (MDC) programme with Chemistry as a subject. The admission is through the University of Calcutta's centralised online portal and is merit-based. Students must meet the minimum percentage criteria set by the University of Calcutta for science programmes.

Ans. After completing B.Sc (MDC) with Chemistry from Milli Al-Ameen College (University of Calcutta affiliated), students can pursue M.Sc in Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, or related fields. Career options include research (CSIR-NET/JRF), teaching (SET/NET), pharmaceutical and chemical industries, quality control laboratories, environmental testing, and government services. Students can also appear for WBCS, SSC, and other competitive examinations. The University of Calcutta affiliation ensures the degree is widely recognised.

Ans. Yes, the college has a collaboration with Bosch for skill development, which benefits science students in applied and technical fields. The college also offers soft skill courses including computer skills, spoken English, and Ayurveda classes. The Incubation Cell of the college provides hands-on training and skill development programmes to help students explore entrepreneurship. Additionally, the college's MOU with Jadavpur University's Institution's Innovation Council provides access to research and innovation opportunities for science students.