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The MSc Applied Chemistry program features a small class size of 12 students, comprised of 7 girls and 5 boys, ensuring personalized attention from the faculty. The first semester includes four subjects: Physical Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, and Characterization Techniques, taught by Dr. Jaya Maitra, Dr. Upma Singh, Dr. Vandana Singh, and Dr. Ruchi Lamba, respectively. Dr. Rajesh Sharma serves as the Head of the Department. Students undergo four exams and three practicals, with additional mid-semester tests.
The exams are moderately challenging, with past papers aiding preparation. Grading includes mid-semester (25 marks), end-semester (60 marks), and internal assessments (15 marks), with a 41-mark minimum for passing. Notably, about 40% of students typically do not pass Inorganic Chemistry each year. The program's annual tuition is Rs. 50,000, plus Rs. 7,000 for sports, library, and exam fees, totaling Rs. 57,000. Fees can be paid annually or per semester at Rs.
28,500. A non-refundable fee structure applies, with a refundable Rs. 20,000 security deposit required at admission. The online application fee is Rs. 1,500. Scholarships are available through the UP Scholarship program, with some students receiving complete fee coverage. The hostel fee, including mess charges, is Rs. 85,000 annually, also payable per semester.
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