University of Madras Chennai M.Sc Analytical Chemistry: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

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06 May, 2026 University of Madras Chennai M.Sc Analytical Chemistry Fee Structure 2026-27 has been released. The total academic fee is ₹ 13,987 .

Total fees
INR 14,667
2 years, no hostel
Median pay
INR 5.95 LPA
NIRF PG 2-year, 2025
Selection
Entrance
Test plus qualifying marks
Placed students
516
NIRF PG 2-year, 2025

About Madras University M.Sc Analytical Chemistry

University of Madras offers a two-year, full-time M.Sc Analytical Chemistry with 18 seats through its CBCS PG admission portal. The course is taught on campus by the Department of Analytical Chemistry. The university has NAAC A++ with 3.59 CGPA and stands #27 in Collegedunia's Science ranking 2026. The full academic fee without hostel is INR 14,667, paid across two years, and INR 20,667 with hostel added. You get a seat through the university entrance test and qualifying marks. The last PG registration date was 1 Jun 2026. NIRF 2026 shows INR 5.95 LPA median pay for PG two-year students and 516 placed students.

Madras University M.Sc Analytical Chemistry Fees

The full course costs INR 14,667 without hostel and INR 20,667 with hostel. The tuition fee is INR 3,300. You pay most heads once every year for two years. The university fixes the academic fee for regular science M.Sc courses. The caution deposit is refundable, and hostel is added only if you take a room.

Fee headAmountHow it is charged
Tuition feeINR 3,300INR 1,650 a year, 2 years
Academic and service headsINR 11,367Library, lab, internet, soft skills and entry heads
Caution depositINR 770One time, refundable
HostelINR 6,000Full course, as listed
Total, no hostelINR 14,667Full course
Total with hostelINR 20,667Full course

Madras University M.Sc Analytical Chemistry Admission Dates

PG registration closed on 1 Jun 2026, and the next application window is expected in Apr 2027. The entrance test and merit list usually follow after the form window. Watch the university portal first, because the department uses the same CBCS admission system for PG seats.

EventDateStatus
PG online registration startsApr 2027Tentative
PG registration, last date to applyJun 2027Tentative
Entrance testJun 2027Tentative
Entrance result and merit listJul 2027Tentative
Department counselling and allotmentJul 2027Tentative
Admission fee payment, last dateJul 2027Tentative
Reporting and document checkAug 2027Tentative
Classes startAug 2027Tentative

Madras University M.Sc Analytical Chemistry Eligibility

You need B.Sc Chemistry with Mathematics or Physics as one allied subject. This is the main subject rule in the university eligibility document. If your degree name is different, you must check equivalence with the university before you apply.

RequirementWhat you need
DegreeB.Sc Chemistry
Allied subjectMathematics or Physics as one allied subject
Pattern10+2+3 degree or an accepted equivalent
RouteUniversity entrance test and qualifying marks

Madras University M.Sc Analytical Chemistry Admission Process

The university opens the CBCS PG form, and you apply on that portal. You then write the entrance test and wait for the merit list. The department checks your degree papers at reporting. If you miss the last date to apply, you must wait for the next intake.

StepWhat you do
1. Fill the formApply on the University of Madras CBCS admission portal
2. Write the testTake the PG entrance test for the department
3. Check the listFollow the merit list and department instructions
4. ReportBring degree, mark sheets, category papers and fee receipt

Madras University M.Sc Analytical Chemistry Cutoff

No public closing score is printed for this course. The route uses an entrance test and qualifying marks. A score of 60 or above is a safe target for planning, but the department list is the final call. Use the checker below as a planning guide.

CategoryPlanning scoreRound and year
General60 or aboveEntrance planning score, 2027
Reserved category55 or aboveEntrance planning score, 2027
Borderline50 to 59Wait for the merit list

Madras University M.Sc Analytical Chemistry Placements

NIRF 2026 reports INR 5.95 LPA median pay for PG two-year students and 516 placed students in 2025. The figure is for all PG two-year courses, not this course alone. Analytical Chemistry students usually look at testing labs, pharma quality work, water labs and research projects.

MetricValue
Median payINR 5.95 LPA, PG two-year courses
Students placed516
Graduating students1,359
Higher studies318 students
Course rolesTesting labs, pharma quality work and research projects

Madras University M.Sc Analytical Chemistry Scholarships

Three common routes can cut the fee from INR 10,000 to INR 14,667. The state post-matric route can cover the full academic fee for eligible SC or ST students. Central and state schemes need income proof, category proof and renewal through the portal.

ScholarshipWho can get itAmount or waiver
State post-matric scholarshipSC or ST students with income within the state limitINR 14,667
BC and MBC scholarshipEligible Tamil Nadu BC or MBC studentsINR 10,000
Central Sector SchemeStudents with family income up to INR 8 LakhsINR 10,000

Madras University M.Sc Analytical Chemistry Ranking

The university has NAAC A++ with 3.59 CGPA and stands #27 in Collegedunia's Science ranking 2026. NIRF 2026 data also lists 1,565 approved PG two-year intake seats. These ranks speak about the university, not only this department.

Ranking bodyYearRank or grade
Collegedunia Science ranking2026#27
NAAC2023 to 2030A++ with 3.59 CGPA
NIRF submitted data20261,565 PG two-year intake

Madras University M.Sc Analytical Chemistry Course Structure

The course takes two years and four semesters. Year 1 builds core analytical chemistry and lab methods. Year 2 moves to instruments, project work and advanced papers. You should be ready for regular lab records and careful sample work.

YearWhat you study
Year 1Core analytical chemistry, inorganic and organic chemistry, lab methods
Year 2Instrumental analysis, advanced chemistry papers and project work

Madras University M.Sc Analytical Chemistry Seats and Intake

The course has 18 seats in the published admission list. NIRF lists 1,565 approved intake seats for all PG two-year programmes. A small department seat count means document checks and merit order matter a lot.

ItemDetail
Course seats18 seats
University PG two-year intake1,565 seats
CampusUniversity department, Chennai

Should you pick M.Sc Analytical Chemistry at University of Madras?

This course suits students who want low fees, chemistry labs and a research path in Chennai.

Pick it if:
You want a low fee PG chemistry seat: the full academic fee is INR 14,667, so loan pressure stays low.
You want lab based chemistry: the fee table includes laboratory and chemicals heads for regular science students.
You want city labs near campus: Chennai has pharma, water testing and materials labs, so project leads are easier to find.
You plan higher studies: the old university departments expect many PG students to move toward research work.
Skip it if:
You want a course job promise: NIRF pay is for all PG two-year courses, not only this course.
You need a public cutoff: the university uses entrance test and qualifying marks, so no closing score is published.
You want private lab work at once: department classes come first, and project work comes later in the course.
You compare only salary: the median pay is INR 5.95 LPA for the wider PG group.
Counsellor's advice
Pick it if you want low fees and chemistry research in Chennai. If you need a course placement promise, ask the department before paying.
M.Sc Analytical Chemistry Eligibility▾
Degree: You need B.Sc Chemistry from a recognised university.
Allied subject: Mathematics or Physics must be one allied subject.
Admission route: The university uses entrance test and qualifying marks.
Documents: Bring degree, mark sheets, transfer certificate and category papers if they apply.
M.Sc Analytical Chemistry Admission Process▾
Apply online: Fill the CBCS PG form on the University of Madras admission portal.
Write test: Take the department entrance test on the date given by the university.
Merit list: The department uses the test and qualifying marks for selection.
Pay fee: Pay the admission fee by the date on the allotment notice.
Report: Bring original documents for checking before classes start.

M.Sc Analytical Chemistry Admission Dates 2027

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The 2027 calendar is not out yet. These dates are estimates based on 2026. A date marked Confirmed is official.

Tentative
Apr 2027
PG online registration starts
Expected from the same month as 2026 on the CBCS admission portal.
Tentative
Jun 2027
PG registration, last date to apply
Expected around the same last date as 2026; late forms may not be taken.
Tentative
Jun 2027
Entrance test
Expected after the form window closes.
Tentative
Jul 2027
Entrance result and merit list
Expected after the department checks test and qualifying marks.
Tentative
Jul 2027
Department counselling and allotment
You follow the department notice and keep original papers ready.
Tentative
Jul 2027
Admission fee payment
You lose the seat if the fee is not paid by the given date.
Tentative
Aug 2027
Reporting and document check
Bring degree, mark sheets, transfer certificate and category papers.
Tentative
Aug 2027
Classes start
Expected after reporting is done.

Source: University of Madras CBCS admission portal. Confirm on the official site before you act.

University of Madras M.Sc Analytical Chemistry Fees 2027

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This is the full 2-year cost, not one year. Turn on the toggle to add hostel cost.

Tuition fee
Per year × 2, INR 1,650 a year
INR 3,300
Academic and service heads
Full course, as published
INR 11,367
Caution deposit Refundable
One time, returned when you leave
INR 770
Add hostel
Hostel
Full course, as published
INR 6,000
Total course fee
INR 14,667
2 years · tuition + academic heads, hostel not added
Total course fee
INR 20,667
2 years · tuition + academic heads + hostel
Education loan EMI
INR 247
7 yr · 10.5% per year
ROI
4057%
median first-year pay INR 5.95 LPA vs the full fee
Education loan EMI
INR 348
7 yr · 10.5% per year
ROI
2879%
median first-year pay INR 5.95 LPA vs the full fee

Source: University of Madras fee structure 2026 to 2027. Confirm on the official site before you act.

Will your score get you a seat at University of Madras?

Pick your category and route. These score ranges are a planning guide because no public course cutoff is printed.

Category
Route
General · Entrance
70 or above: yes, you look safe if documents match.
60 to 69: almost there. Keep every notice ready.
Below 60: not safe. Wait for the merit list.
General · Wait list
75 or above: yes, you can still try if seats are left.
65 to 74: almost there. Check the department notice daily.
Below 65: not safe. Keep another option ready.
BC · Entrance
65 or above: yes, you look safe if documents match.
55 to 64: almost there. Keep every notice ready.
Below 55: not safe. Wait for the merit list.
BC · Wait list
70 or above: yes, you can still try if seats are left.
60 to 69: almost there. Check the department notice daily.
Below 60: not safe. Keep another option ready.
MBC · Entrance
65 or above: yes, you look safe if documents match.
55 to 64: almost there. Keep every notice ready.
Below 55: not safe. Wait for the merit list.
MBC · Wait list
70 or above: yes, you can still try if seats are left.
60 to 69: almost there. Check the department notice daily.
Below 60: not safe. Keep another option ready.
SC/ST · Entrance
60 or above: yes, you look safe if documents match.
50 to 59: almost there. Keep every notice ready.
Below 50: not safe. Wait for the merit list.
SC/ST · Wait list
65 or above: yes, you can still try if seats are left.
55 to 64: almost there. Check the department notice daily.
Below 55: not safe. Keep another option ready.
EWS · Entrance
65 or above: yes, you look safe if documents match.
55 to 64: almost there. Keep every notice ready.
Below 55: not safe. Wait for the merit list.
EWS · Wait list
70 or above: yes, you can still try if seats are left.
60 to 69: almost there. Check the department notice daily.
Below 60: not safe. Keep another option ready.
EDITOR'S NOTE

The public page gives the route, not a closing score. Treat these ranges as planning help, and trust the department merit list.

University of Madras M.Sc Analytical Chemistry Scholarship Calculator

Answer the questions. The result is an estimate to confirm with the university.

Category
Family income
Scholarships you missedYou do not qualify on your answers. Tap to see why.▾
State post-matric scholarship
INR 14,667
Tamil Nadu state scholarship portal
For eligible SC or ST students with income within the state limit.
Who qualifies: SC or STApply by portal date
Not eligible on your answers
BC and MBC scholarship
INR 10,000
Tamil Nadu state scholarship portal
For eligible BC or MBC students with income papers.
Who qualifies: BC or MBCApply by portal date
Not eligible on your answers
Central Sector Scheme
INR 10,000
National Scholarship Portal
For students who meet income and merit rules on the central portal.
Who qualifies: income up to INR 8 LakhsApply by NSP date
Not eligible on your answers
No scheme matches these answers. Ask the college about paying in parts and about education loans.
Estimated total waiver
INR 10,000
Your net course fee: INR 4,667
Estimated total waiver
INR 14,667
Your net course fee: INR 0
Estimated total waiver
INR 0
Your net course fee: INR 14,667

University of Madras M.Sc Analytical Chemistry vs similar colleges

Tap a college to see it next to University of Madras. The cream box marks the better number in each row: lower fees, higher pay, an easier cutoff.

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University of Madras
Chennai
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Chennai
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Queen Mary's College
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Ethiraj College for Women
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Total fees2 years, no hostel
INR 14,667
tuition + academic heads
INR 3,600
INR 11,067 less
INR 28,000
INR 13,333 more
INR 50,000
INR 35,333 more
INR 8,000
INR 6,667 less
INR 12,000
INR 2,667 less
Median payPG two-year group
INR 5.95 LPA
NIRF 2026
INR 4.2 LPA
INR 1.75 LPA less
INR 4.8 LPA
INR 1.15 LPA less
INR 5 LPA
INR 0.95 LPA less
INR 3.8 LPA
INR 2.15 LPA less
INR 4 LPA
INR 1.95 LPA less
Students placedlatest PG data
516
NIRF PG two-year
300
216 fewer
420
96 fewer
200
316 fewer
150
366 fewer
180
336 fewer
PG intaketwo-year programmes
1,565
approved intake
250
1,315 fewer
800
765 fewer
600
965 fewer
400
1,165 fewer
500
1,065 fewer
Seatsthis course or nearest chemistry course
18
Analytical Chemistry
24
6 more
20
2 more
15
3 fewer
12
6 fewer
16
2 fewer
ROImedian pay vs full fee
4057%
on INR 5.95 LPA
11667%
7610 points higher
1714%
2343 points lower
1000%
3057 points lower
4750%
693 points higher
3333%
724 points lower
In short
Presidency costs less, but University of Madras has the stronger PG pay line here. If low fee is the only goal, compare both; if research depth matters, keep University of Madras higher.
In short
Stella Maris costs more and shows a lower pay line in this table. If you want the university department route, this page is the stronger pick.
In short
Loyola charges more and has fewer seats in the nearest chemistry course. If University of Madras allots you a seat, take it before checking private aided options.
In short
Queen Mary's is cheaper, but its pay line is lower. If you need the lowest fee, compare it closely; if you want a university department, this page fits better.
In short
Ethiraj costs less, but University of Madras has stronger PG scale and pay in this table. If you want a university department seat, keep this page higher.

Fees and pay can change. Check each college site before you decide.

FAQs on University of Madras M.Sc Analytical Chemistry

Straight answers to what students ask before they decide.

Is M.Sc Analytical Chemistry at University of Madras worth the fee?▾
Yes, if you want a low-cost PG chemistry seat with a research path. The full academic fee without hostel is INR 14,667, and NIRF reports INR 5.95 LPA median pay for PG two-year students. That pay figure is not course-only, so ask the department about recent lab roles before you pay.
Should I take this course if I want a lab job?▾
Yes, if you are ready to build lab skills slowly. The course has laboratory and chemicals fee heads, and the city has testing, pharma and materials labs. Use the two years to build instrument handling and project work, because the university does not print a course-only placement list.
Is this course better for research or quick placement?▾
It is better for research and higher studies first. The university has old science departments, and 318 PG two-year students moved to higher studies in the NIRF data. If you need a job right after the degree, ask the department which labs visited recently.
Who should pick this course?▾
Pick it if you have B.Sc Chemistry and want a low-fee course in Chennai. You must also have Mathematics or Physics as one allied subject. The course fits students who like lab records, careful sample work and research projects more than a fast campus job promise.
Who should skip this course?▾
Skip it if you need a published course cutoff or a course-only placement report before applying. The university uses entrance test and qualifying marks, but it does not print a closing score for this course. Keep another option ready until the department merit list is out.
Is the fee worth it against the median pay?▾
Yes, the fee is very low against the wider PG pay line. The full academic fee is INR 14,667, while NIRF reports INR 5.95 LPA median pay for PG two-year students. The pay is university-level, so check course roles before you decide.
Should I wait a year for a higher score?▾
Do not wait only for score unless your documents or basics are weak. There are 18 seats, and the route uses entrance test plus qualifying marks. Apply when the form opens, write the test, and decide after the merit list instead of losing a year early.
Is Chennai useful for this course?▾
Yes, Chennai helps if you use it well. The city has pharma, water testing, materials and research labs near the university network. A city alone will not place you, so ask faculty about project leads and build lab skills from the first semester.
Can I pay the fee in parts?▾
Yes, most academic fee heads are yearly in the official table. The tuition fee is INR 1,650 a year for two years, and other heads are split across year 1 and year 2. Keep the first-year fee ready before reporting, because late payment can cost the seat.
Can scholarships cover the full fee?▾
Yes, for some students. The scholarship calculator shows up to INR 14,667 for eligible SC or ST students, which can cover the academic fee. Other students may get a smaller waiver. Confirm the portal rules and keep income and category papers ready.
Is hostel sure for this course?▾
No, do not treat hostel as sure until the university confirms it. The fee block adds INR 6,000 as the listed hostel cost, but room allotment depends on availability and rules. Ask the hostel office before planning your full living cost.
What should I check before I apply?▾
Check three things first: your B.Sc Chemistry degree, your Mathematics or Physics allied subject, and the PG registration dates. The 2026 form window was 25 Apr to 1 Jun. For 2027, watch the same CBCS portal and apply before the last date.

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