Deccan Education Society's

Fergusson College (Autonomous), Pune

Affiliated to Savitribai Phule Pune University, UGC - College with Potential for Excellence (CPE) UGC- College of Excellence (CE)

UGC Special Heritage Status, DBT - STAR Status College, DST - FIST Supported Science Departments

NAAC accredited “A” Grade (3.62 CGPA on 4 point scale)

NIRF Ranking : 42nd (2020) 35th (2017) 19th (2018) 27th (2019)

AISHE Code : C - 41431

Important : College Reopening Notice 2021.....

Chemistry

History of the department

The chemistry department of the Fergusson College started in 1894-95 i.e. nearly a decade after the college was established. This is one of the largest science departments of the college and Deccan Education Society, Pune. In its history of 118 years it has grown considerably.

Location of the department

The department is located in an independent and large building which houses two big classrooms (C-6 & C-16) and seven spacious laboratories.

Courses offered

The department offers instructions to students from Class XI right upto post graduation. The average strength of undergraduate class is nearly 1000 and 200 of the M. Sc. Courses in Chemistry.

POST GRADUATE COURSES

In September 1994 non-grant post graduate course in Organic Chemistry was started in the department which contributed to the development of the department. Later in 2006 M. Sc in Analytical Chemistry and Biochemistry was also started. During last eighteen years post graduate results are excellent. The M. Sc. students do their projects as one of the practical course and their work is of very good quality raising possibilities of research publications. The academic students have been excellent with very good results over eighteen years. Many of our students successfully clear competitive examinations like SET, NET, IIT Entrance, GATE, GRE, TOEFEL, CSIR examinations. Some of our students are pursuing Ph. D. programme at NCL, University of Pune and also at Universities abroad. Placements for post graduate students are 100%. In the last few years some of our staff members have minor and major research projects of the UGC and BCUD.

STAFF

There are thirty one professors for UG and PG classes. Ten of them hold Ph. D. degrees and most of them have recognition for post graduate teaching. Two professors are recognized as M. Phil. Guide and one professor is a recognized for Ph. D. guide. One of them has completed her post doctorate.

INNOVATIVE PRACTICES IN CONDUCT OF PRACTICALS

The department is actively engaged in popularizing microscale experiments in chemistry and conducted two workshops for the same. These techniques have resulted in the

Greater accuracy of results
Lesser requirement of chemicals
Reduction in pollution

The University of Pune has approved this technique as a standard practice at the graduate level and the UGC has recommended the use of this technique in its model syllabus.Our professors had given lectures and demonstrations on the microscale technique in Maharashtra and out of Maharashtra universities.

Eminent Teachers

The department has a rich heritage of eminent teachers, researchers and meritorious students of which are Dr. D.D. Karve, Dr. Patwardhan, Prof. Ghanekar, Dr. Dole, Prof. Bhalba Kelkar, Dr. S.S.K. Jatkar, Dr. S. S. Joshi and Dr. Limaye are a few.

Since establishment of the chemistry department, many meritorious students have graduated from the department and have created their own niche in the society. The department has produced a number of eminent scientists and chemists who today are occupying important positions in the industries, society as well as in teaching in India and abroad. Among these are the following covering a few decades –Dr. Subhash Padhye, Dr. S.L. Kelkar, Dr. Chandwadkar are professors in University of Pune. Dr. Mrs. Gupta & Dr. D.G. Naik are scientists in NCL and MACS respectively.

Highlights of the department

Courses from XI to Post Graduation
Highly Qualified Staff
Good Infrastructure
Innovative Practical demonstrations
State of art Teaching Aids
Projects for Students
Research Activities
Chemistry Association Activities

Details of the Programmes Offered by the Department

Sr. No.	Programme level	Name of the programmee / Course	Duration	Entry Qualification	Medium of Instruction	Sanctioned Student Strength	Number of Students Admitted
1	UG	B. Sc. Chemistry	3 years	H S C or Equivalent	English	1000	841
2	PG	M. Sc. Organic M. Sc. Analytical M. Sc. Biochemistry	2 years 2 years 2 years	B. Sc. Chemistry	English	48/year 24/year 24/year	108 48 48

Student Strength

Year	No. of Students				No. of Students PG									Total No. of PG
	UG				M. Sc. Organic			M. Sc. Analytical			M. Sc. Biochemistry			Total No. of PG
	FY	SY	TY	Total	Part -I	Part -II	Total	Part -I	Part -II	Total	Part I	Part -II	Total
2004-05	510	351	124	985	17	17	34	-	-	-	-	-	-	34
2005-06	480	265	180	925	52	15	67	-	-	-	-	-	-	67
2006-07	376	276	120	772	55	52	107	-	-	-	-	-	-	107
2007-08	340	219	118	677	54	54	108	29	-	29	27	-	27	164
2008-09	416	283	118	817	54	54	108	23	27	50	22	26	48	206
2009-10	430	264	120	814	51	51	102	25	22	47	24	20	44	193
2010-11	410	181	85	676	53	49	102	27	27	54	28	22	50	206
2011-12	472	245	57	774	51	54	105	27	21	48	26	26	52	205

Infrastructure of the department : Physical Facilities

Sr.No.	Room/ laboratory/ classroom	Dimensions	Utilization for
1	Physical Laboratory	31x15.6	TY, PG Practicals
2	Computer Laboratory	14x15.6	PG Practicals, Study Room
3	M. Sc. Lecture hall	28.6x14	PG Theory
4	Organic Chemistry Coordinator room	15x8	Organic Coordinator
5	Library/Office	18x8	Office/Books
6	Research Laboratory	42.6x12	M.Sc. practicals
7	Senior Laboratory	42x67	FY, SY, TY, M.Sc. Practicals
8	T. Y. B. Sc. Balance Room	10x43	Weighing
9	Conference Room	32x43	T.Y. B.Sc. Lecture & Staff meetings
10	Room No. 7	32x9.6	Ladies Staff Room
11	Audio Visual Class Room C6	47x32	M.Sc Organic Chemistry Lectures
12	Room No. 8	32x5.5	Sr. Staff member’s room
13	HOD Room	14.25x5.6	Prof. S.M. Vhankate Sir’s Room
14	Junior Laboratory II	57.3x20.3	Junior College practicals
15	Junior Laboratory Balance Room	8x20.3	Junior College practicals
16	Biochemistry Laboratory	54x32	M. Sc. Biochemistry Practicals
17	Junior Laboratory I	42.6x54.6	Junior College practicals
18	Junior Laboratory Chemical Room	45x6.9	Junior College chemical Store Room
19	Senior Chemical Store Room	20x16	Senior College Chemical Store Room
20	Lab Assistant Room	31x16	For Lab Assistants
21	Computer Room	16x13	For Study and reference work

Computers and other peripherals

Sr. No.	Item	Description	Number
1	Computers	P4 & P3	28
2	Printers	HP 3050,HP 1152	6
3	Scanners	HP 2050	1
4	UPS	Champion+ Doelin	8
5	Modem/ Router	Sterlite, D Link	1
6	Aspirator	JET-VAC-J-1	2
7	Cylinders And Regulators		12

Teaching and audio Visual Aids (CD’s/DVD’s/Charts/Models/LCD Projector/ OHP/E-resources/ E-books/E-Journals)

Sr. No.	Teaching and audio Visual Aids	Number
1	Charts	71
2	Models	40
3	CDs	20
4	DVDs	10
5	E books	10
6	E journals	-
7	LCD Projector	04
8	OHP	01

Departmental Academic Calendar

Month	Schedule
June	Reopening of College, Admission of F.Y., S.Y. and T.Y. B.Sc Result Analysis Workload distribution for First term and Verification Attendance sheet finalization of S.Y. and T.Y. B.Sc. Formation of practical batches of S.Y. and T.Y. B.Sc. Commencement of regular lectures of F.Y .& S.Y. B. Sc
July	Commencement regular theory & practicals of T.Y.B.Sc. Commencement of regular practicals for F.Y. and S.Y.B.Sc. Regular practicals for SY and TY, B.Sc
August	Counseling for M.Sc Part I admission, regular lectures for M. Sc Part II Regular practicals for FY. B.Sc. Internal examinations UG
September	Regular practicals for M. Sc. Part I & II
October	Back log examinations for F.Y., S.Y. and T.Y. B.Sc. Internal theory examination for F.Y.,S.Y. and T.Y.B.Sc. Internal practical assessment of First Term Assessment of theory examination for F.Y., S.Y. and T.Y. B.Sc. and marks submission.
November	Workload distribution for second term Midterm vacations begin M. Sc. Sem I examination of Part I and Sem III examination for Part II begins
December	Regular theory and practicals begin for UG and PG courses Declaration of internal marks of F.Y. S.Y., T.Y. B.Sc.
January	Declaration of UG and PG results( regular and backlog examination) ALCHEMY- a Departmental fest for one week M. Sc Part II project allotment
February	Internal theory examination for F.Y., S.Y. and T.Y.B.Sc. Assessment of theory examination for F.Y., S.Y. and T.Y..B.Sc.and marks submission. Completion of regular F.Y., S.Y. and T.Y.B.Sc. M. Sc. Part I practicals Defaulter practical batch begins for F.Y. and S.Y.B.Sc.
March	Syllabus completion University practical examination for S.Y. and T.Y. B.Sc. and M.Sc Part I M. Sc. Part-II project completion Entry & submission of marks (Internal theory and practicals of F.Y., S.Y. and T.Y.B.Sc. and external practical marks of S.Y. and T.Y.B.Sc. submission to UoP
April	F.Y.B.Sc. practical examination and submission of marks to University Submission of project report of M. Sc. Part II Farewell party for T.Y.B.Sc and M. Sc. Part II students Internal Theory examination of M.Sc part-I University practical examinations of M. Sc. Part II begins Submission of practical marks M. Sc. Part I & II Vacation begins for UG students Workload distribution for next academic year
May	University theory examinations for M. Sc. Part I & II begins M. Sc. Part I & II vacation begins after the final examination
June	Admissions of F.Y., S.Y. & T.Y. B. Sc and M. Sc. Part I & II

Admission Criteria

M. Sc. Courses in Chemistry

1	Eligibility	B. Sc. with Chemistry as Principal Subject
2	No. of Seats	96 : 48 [Organic] + 24 [Analytical] + 24 [ Biochemistry]
3	Admission Procedure	Application forms to the M. Sc. Courses will be available on college website www.fergusson.edu from the First Day of the result of the T. Y. B. Sc. Chemistry of the University of Pune. Admissions will be based on Merit of the University Examination. Preference will be given to the Principal Subject at T. Y. B. Sc. Level Admission will be based on merit as per reservation quota and guidelines of the University of Pune and Government of Maharashtra. Students will submit the separate applications for the M. Sc. Courses in Chemistry, Organic Chemistry Analytical Chemistry Biochemistry along with all required attested photo copies of the documents. Incomplete applications will not be accepted in the office. Application should be submitted to the respective table in person only. There will be NO postal correspondence in this matter. M. Sc. Course wise [Separate] merit list will be declared and admissions will be given as per schedule declared on the notice board.
3	Contact Numbers	: [Chemistry] (020) 66866194/95, [College Office] 66866006

Course Curriculum

F. Y. B. Sc.

Sr. No.	Subject with Code	Topics Covered
First Term - Theory
1	Organic Chemistry Inorganic Chemistry	Introduction to organic chemistry and Stereoisomerism of simple alkanes, Study of functional groups -alkenes’, Chemistry of hydrogen and water, Periodic table
2	Physical and Inorganic Chemistry	Mathematical concepts, computers, gaseous state, liquid state, Mole concept, Principles of oxidation and reduction.
Second Term - Theory
1	Organic Chemistry Inorganic Chemistry	Study of functional groups (alkenes, alkynes, alkyl halides, alcohols and ethers), aromaticity and benzene. ‘s’ Block elements, noble gases.
2	Physical and Inorganic Chemistry	Atomic structure, Thermodynamics, Catalysis, Chemical bonding and structure, Hybridization.
Practicals
1	Physical Chemistry	Determination of viscosity, Heat of solution of KNO₃, Equivalent weight by Eudiometer, Thermodynamic parameters.
2	Inorganic Chemistry	Inorganic qualitative analysis of binary mixtures
3	Organic Chemistry	Methods of purification ( recrystallisation, sublimation),Determination of physical constants of organic compounds, Organic qualitative analysis
4	Analytical Chemistry	Volumetric ( Estimation of Acetone, Aniline, Fe(II), Hardness of water), Gravimetric analysis

S. Y. B. Sc.

Sr. No.	Subject with Code	Topics Covered
First Term - Theory
1	Physical Chemistry	Thermodynamics, Free energy and equilibrium, Colligative properties, Solutions of liquids in liquids, Distribution law, Computer applications in Chemistry
2.	Organic Chemistry	Aldehydes and Ketones, Carboxylic acids and their derivatives, Phenol, Amines, Carbohydrates, Proteins, Aminoacids, Stereochemistry. Retrosynthetic analysis
Second Term - Theory
1	Analytical Chemistry	Basic concept of analytical chemistry, Volumetric Analysis, Analysis of Organic Compound, Chromatography, GC, Column chromatography,
2	Inorganic Chemistry	Principles of metallurgy, Electrometallurgy(Al), Pyrometallurgy(Fe, Steel), Chemistry of ‘p’ block elements, Chemical toxicology, Acid bases, Solvents, and reactions in non aqueous solvents, Hydrogen bonding and Vander Waal’s forces, Chemistry
Practicals
1	Physical Chemistry	Determination of critical solution temperature, Determination of molecular weight (organic liquid) by steam distillation, depression in freezing point and Landsberger’s method. Partition coefficient.
2	Inorganic Chemistry	Inorganic qualitative analysis of binary mixtures
3	Organic Chemistry	Organic qualitative analysis, Preparations of organic compounds, recrystallization, TLC.
4	Analytical Chemistry	Volumetric ( Estimation of Hydrogen peroxide, Aspirin, Acetic acid in Vinegar, Al), Selection of best indicator, Detection and separation of two cations by paper Chromatography

T.Y. B. Sc.

Sr. No.	Subject with Code	Topics Covered
First Term - Theory
1	Physical Chemistry (CH 331)	Kinetics of homogeneous reaction, Crystal Structure, Investigation of Molecular structure, Photochemistry
2.	Inorganic Chemistry ( CH-332)	Molecular Orbital theory, Crystal field theory, Valence bond theory, Coordination Chemistry, Isomerism in complexes, Sidgwick model, Werner’s coordination theory
3.	Organic Chemistry ( CH-333)	Organic reaction mechanism, Basic structural effects, Nucleophilic and Electrophilic addition on multiple bonds, Elimination reactions, Aromatic electrophilic and Nucleophilic substitution reaction
4	Analytical Chemistry ( CH-334)	Study of electro analytical and classical techniques of AAS, FES, GC, pH metry, nephlometry, and turbidimetry, solvent extraction and gravimetric analysis.
5	Industrial Chemistry ( CH-335)	General aspects of industrial chemistry, Manufacturing process of ammonia, sulphuric acid, nitric acid. Fertilizer industry, Sugar and fermentation industry, Natural and synthetic polymers.
Optional Subject
6	Biochemistry ( CH- 336)-B	Origin of life and biomolecules, Classification, structures, physico chemical properties of Carbohydrates, lipids, Aminoacids, Proteins. Enzymology, Biochemical techniques-separation and Purification techniques. Nutrition.
6	Environmental Chemistry ( CH- 336)-D	Introduction and scope of Environmental Chemistry and different segment of environment, Chemistry of different segments , it’s pollution and control
Second Term - Theory
1	Physical Chemistry (CH 341)	Electrolytic conductance, Electrochemical cell, Nuclear Chemistry, Adsorption
2.	Inorganic Chemistry ( CH-342)	‘f’ block elements, Corrosion and passivity, Bioinorganic , Ionic solids, Organometallic chemistry, Metals , Semiconductors and super conductors.
3.	Organic Chemistry ( CH-343)	Nucleophilic addition on carbonyl carbon, oxidation reduction, retrosynthesis, Carbanion and reaction intermediates, natural products, (Terpenes / alkaloids) Spectroscopy- UV, IR, NMR.
4	Analytical Chemistry (CH-344)	MS, Polarimetry, Refractometry, Spectrophotometry, Polarography, Electrogravimetry, HPLC, Electrophoresis.
5	Industrial Chemistry ( CH-345)	Raw material, Manufacturing process and applications of Cement, Glass, Drugs and Dyes, Petroleum , Soaps and Detergent Industry
Optional Subject
6	Biochemistry ( CH- 346)-B	Metabolic pathway- Anablic and catabolic pathways,ETC and OP in mitochondria, Bioenergetics, Nucleic acids, Chromosome arrangement, Central dogma of molecular biology- Replication, Transcription, Translation. Genetic code. Principles of Recombinant DNA technology, Molecular biology techniques- DNA sequencing, Agarose gel electrophoresis.
6	Environmental Chemistry ( CH- 346)- D	Industrial and municipal water pollution and its control, Instrumental techniques for environmental sample analysis, Natural resources, energy and environment related problems.
Practicals
1	Physical Chemistry	Chemical kinetics, Potentiometry, Conductometry, Colorimetry, Refractometry, pH metry,
2	Inorganic Chemistry	Inorganic qualitative analysis of binary mixtures, (borate and phosphate removal), gravimetric analysis, volumetric analysis, column chromatography, Colorimetric estimation, Preparations of inorganic Complexes.
3	Organic Chemistry	Organic binary mixture analysis, Volumetric estimation (Amide, esters, oil, Glucose), Molecular weight determination, Preparation of organic compounds and derivatives.

M. Sc. Part I [Organic & Analytical Chemistry]

Sr. No.	Subject with Code	Topics Covered
First Semester - Theory
1	Physical Chemistry (CH110)	Quantum mechanics, Chemical thermodynamics, Phase equilibrium, Electrochemistry, Colligative properties , Chemical Kinetics,
2.	Inorganic Chemistry ( CH-130)	Symmetry, Stereochemistry and reaction mechanism, Main group chemistry
3.	Organic Chemistry ( CH-150)	Nature of bonding in organic molecules molecules , Stereochemistry, Conformation of acyclic molecules and shapes of six member ring, Types of mechanism, and reaction intermediates, aliphatic Nucleophilic substitution reaction, Aromatic electrophilic and Nucleophilic substitution reaction.
Second Semester - Theory
1	Physical Chemistry (CH 210)	Molecular spectroscopy- Microwave, Infrared, Raman, Electronic, Principles of analytical applications, Nuclear and radiation chemistry.
2.	Inorganic Chemistry ( CH-230)	Coordination and Bioinorganic chemistry
3.	Organic Chemistry ( CH-250)	Oxidation reduction, Rearrangement, Ylides, Addition to carbon hetero multiple bonds, Addition to carbon- carbon multiple bonds, Elimination reactions,Spectroscopy(NMR, UV, IR
Departmental Course
	General Chemistry ( CH- 290)	Instrumental methods of analysis and Study of Biomolecules
Practicals
1	Physical Chemistry ( CH-107)	Chemical kinetics, Potentiometry, Conductometry, Colorimetry, pH metry, Viscometer
2	Inorganic Chemistry ( CH-127)	Ore and alloy analysis, Inorganic synthesis, and purity determination, Instrumental methods of analysis- Colorimetry, Thermo chemistry and conductometry
3	Organic Chemistry ( CH-247)	Techniques – Crystallization, Distillation, Column Chromatography, Prep

Assistant Professor

Teaching Faculty

Note: Biodata of any of the above mentioned faculty member can be downloaded by clicking on their name.

Dr. Rohitkumar Gulabrao Gore,Assistant Professor , M. Sc. Ph.D

Dr. Rohitkumar Gulabrao Gore has received Wesley Cocker Award 2014, jointly with Emma Mullane and Lauren Myles. This award was presented by Society of Chemical Industry (SCI, All Ireland Group), UK & Ireland to recognize

a young scientist – PhD student or undergraduate – in the Republic of Ireland who has made a major contribution in some aspect of chemistry relevant to Irish industry.

Research Title: Study of Liesegang rings in gel media

Researchers : Dr. B.T. Hake

Details:

Sr.No	Name of Principal Investigator	Year	Title Of Project	Funding Agency	Amount Sanctioned(In Rs.)	Major/ Minor/Any Other
1	Dr. B.T. Hake	2007-2009 to2008-2009	Study of Liesegang rings in gel media	BCUD	200000	Minor

Research Title: Synthesis of substituted N-phenylanthranilic acids & its derivations anticipating that derivatives have enhanced biological activity

Researchers : Dr. R.S. Konde Deshmukh

Details:

Sr.No	Name of Principal Investigator	Year	Title Of Project	Funding Agency	Amount Sanctioned(In Rs.)	Major/ Minor/Any Other
1	Dr. R.S. Konde Deshmukh	2009	Synthesis of substituted N-phenylanthranilic acids & its derivations anticipating that derivatives have enhanced biological activity	UGC	1,30,000.00	Minor

Research Title: Synthesis of 1-2,O-isopropylidine-3,amino methyl -5,6-O isopropylidine-D-Gluco furanose & its derivative as chiral auxillary for asymmetric synthesis

Researchers : Mr.N.P.Firke

Details:

Sr.No	Name of Principal Investigator	Year	Title Of Project	Funding Agency	Amount Sanctioned(In Rs.)	Major/ Minor/Any Other
1	Mr.N.P.Firke	2008-2010	Synthesis of 1-2,O-isopropylidine-3,amino methyl -5,6-O isopropylidine-D-Gluco furanose & its derivative as chiral auxillary for asymmetric synthesis	UGC	60,000	Minor

Research Title: Isolation & Biochemical Charecterization of Industrial enzymes from soil bacteria

Researchers : Mrs.Meenkshi Suresh

Details:

Sr.No	Name of Principal Investigator	Year	Title Of Project	Funding Agency	Amount Sanctioned(In Rs.)	Major/ Minor/Any Other
1	Mrs.Meenkshi Suresh	2008-2010	Isolation & Biochemical Charecterization of Industrial enzymes from soil bacteria	UGC	65,000	Minor

Research Title: Theoretical investigation of different interaction in tetra-thino-molybdate complexes

Researchers : Mrs. Ujwala Patil

Details:

Sr.No	Name of Principal Investigator	Year	Title Of Project	Funding Agency	Amount Sanctioned(In Rs.)	Major/ Minor/Any Other
1	Mrs. Ujwala Patil	2008	Theoretical investigation of different interaction in tetra-thino-molybdate complexes	UGC	70,000.00	Minor

Research Title: Asswssment of physic-chemica containment in ground water around Mutha river from Khadakwasla to Sangam Bridge, Pune

Researchers : Mr.A.G.Markandeya

Details:

Sr.No	Name of Principal Investigator	Year	Title Of Project	Funding Agency	Amount Sanctioned(In Rs.)	Major/ Minor/Any Other
1	Mr.A.G.Markandeya	2008-2010	Asswssment of physic-chemica containment in ground water around Mutha river from Khadakwasla to Sangam Bridge, Pune	BCUD	2,00,000	Minor

Research Title: Development of Method for Physico-Chemical Analysis of Ocimum sanctum

Researchers : Shri. N.P.Firke

Details:

Sr.No	Name of Principal Investigator	Year	Title Of Project	Funding Agency	Amount Sanctioned(In Rs.)	Major/ Minor/Any Other
1	Shri. N.P.Firke	2012	Development of Method for Physico-Chemical Analysis of Ocimum sanctum	BCUD, UoP	2,10,000.00	Minor

Research Title: Quantitative Estimation of Transition Metals by Chromatography

Researchers : Dr.Tanaji S. Kadam

Details:

Sr.No	Name of Principal Investigator	Year	Title Of Project	Funding Agency	Amount Sanctioned(In Rs.)	Major/ Minor/Any Other
1	Dr.Tanaji S. Kadam	2012	Quantitative Estimation of Transition Metals by Chromatography	BCUD, UoP	2,25,000.00	Minor

Research Title: Phytochemical Analysis of Celocia argentia

Researchers : Mr.A.G.Markandeya

Details:

Sr.No	Name of Principal Investigator	Year	Title Of Project	Funding Agency		Amount Sanctioned(In Rs.)	Major/ Minor/Any Other
1	Mr. A.G.Markandeya	2011	Phytochemical Analysis of Celocia argentia		UGC	77,500.00	Minor

Research Title: Design and Synthesis of Some Biologically Important Thiosemicarbazones and Study their Coordination Behaviour Towards Transition Metals

Researchers : Dr. Ms. Parabati Bandopadhyay

Details:

Sr.No	Name of Principal Investigator	Year	Title Of Project	Funding Agency	Amount Sanctioned(In Rs.)	Major/ Minor/Any Other
1	Dr. Ms. Parabati Bandopadhyay	2011	Design and Synthesis of Some Biologically Important Thiosemicarbazones and Study their Coordination Behaviour Towards Transition Metals	BCUD, UoP	1,50,000.00	Minor

Research Title: Synthesis of β-Asarone & its derivatives

Researchers : Dr. R.S. Konde Deshmukh

Details:

Sr.No	Name of Principal Investigator	Year	Title Of Project	Funding Agency		Amount Sanctioned(In Rs.)	Major/ Minor/Any Other
1	Dr. R.S. Konde Deshmukh	2009	Synthesis of β-Asarone & its derivatives		BCUD	1,50,000.00	Minor

Research Title: Molecular Electrostatic potential & molecular electron density of nitrodamanten

Researchers : Mrs. Ujwala Patil

Details:

Sr.No	Name of Principal Investigator	Year	Title Of Project	Funding Agency		Amount Sanctioned(In Rs.)	Major/ Minor/Any Other
1	Mrs. Ujwala Patil	2008	Molecular Electrostatic potential & molecular electron density of nitrodamanten		BCUD	2,00,000.00	Minor

Quick Links

College Prospectus Career Facilitation Center

Student Activities

Scholarship & Freeship Gokhale Scholarship Social Outreach & Enabling Centre SAATHI UGC - SWAYAM - MOOCs

Collaborations + Linkages Funding Agencies and Schemes

IQAC

NIRF

Downloads Policies and Procedures Consultancy Services

Arts
Science

Publications

Quiver August 2017 SPEED Research Journal Madhyam

Fergusson College (Autonomous), Pune

Chemistry

History of the department

Location of the department

Courses offered

POST GRADUATE COURSES

STAFF

INNOVATIVE PRACTICES IN CONDUCT OF PRACTICALS

Eminent Teachers

Highlights of the department

Details of the Programmes Offered by the Department

Student Strength

Infrastructure of the department : Physical Facilities

Computers and other peripherals

Teaching and audio Visual Aids (CD’s/DVD’s/Charts/Models/LCD Projector/ OHP/E-resources/ E-books/E-Journals)

Departmental Academic Calendar

Admission Criteria

M. Sc. Courses in Chemistry

Course Curriculum

F. Y. B. Sc.

First Term - Theory

Second Term - Theory

Practicals

S. Y. B. Sc.

First Term - Theory

Second Term - Theory

Practicals

T.Y. B. Sc.

First Term - Theory

Optional Subject

Second Term - Theory

Optional Subject

Practicals

M. Sc. Part I [Organic & Analytical Chemistry]

Please Note

Dr. Rohitkumar Gulabrao Gore,Assistant Professor , M. Sc. Ph.D

Quick Links

Publications