The School of Science at Navrachana University focuses on in-depth scientific inquiries that delve into theory and push the frontiers of science to shape the future. The programs are designed to bridge the gap between the student’s aspirations and industry expectations. Working in close association with industrial and academic experts, the School of Science offers several unique undergraduate and postgraduate programs in the field of Science, with degrees in B.Sc. (Chemistry, Microbiology, Zoology and Animal Biotechnology, Botany and Plant Biotechnology), Integrated BSc-MSc (Biomedical Science), and M.Sc. (Organic Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Medicinal and Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Microbiology, Zoology and Animal Biotechnology, Botany and Plant Biotechnology, Food Sciences and Dietetics, Clinical Embryology). The high-quality programs are conducted by qualified teachers, along with guest faculty members from the industry, subject experts, and independent researchers. The school also collaborates with industry as well as academia for research and development on real life projects, making students industry ready.
Master’s Program- Organic Chemistry
Chemistry plays a crucial role in innovation and development of sustainable production processes, novel high-tech materials, products in pharmaceutical industry and high-end polymers. Chemical Industry accounts for over half the value of the Indian companies and hence chemistry is vital to the economy.
A Master’s program in Organic Chemistry typically provides students with advanced knowledge in the synthesis, characterization, and analysis of organic compounds. The curriculum is designed to prepare students for careers in research, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, academia, and other industries that rely heavily on organic chemistry. Here’s an outline of what such a program might entail:
| Degree | Master of Science- Organic Chemistry |
| Duration | 4 semesters (Two Year) |
| Start of study | Autumn Semester 2025-2026 |
| Mandatory Course Credits | 87 |
| Elective Credits | 09 |
| Total Credits | 96 |
Rooted in a multidisciplinary approach, the master’s degree program curriculum is meticulously structured to seamlessly integrate theoretical knowledge with hands-on experience, thereby preparing graduates for diverse career trajectories in academia, industry, and research.
The master’s degree program is divided into a mandatory course, discipline specific electives, and University elective areas. The compulsory area includes, among other things, internships, and 6 months dissertation as a master’s project. In addition, a student must choose university electives from a specified course catalogue. The elective area serves to acquire additional technical, interdisciplinary, and professional skills. Elective modules can be chosen from the entire range of Courses offered across NUV. The program places a strong emphasis on practical training and research, offering laboratory rotations and opportunities to engage in research projects in collaboration with faculty or industry partners. Complementing the academic curriculum is a focus on professional development, including career development workshops and networking events with industry professionals.
The culmination of the MSc in Organic Chemistry is marked by the successful completion of a thesis, wherein, students conduct independent research, demonstrating their ability to contribute meaningfully to the advancement of knowledge in the field.
4 Semesters | Full-time | Two-year | Postgraduate Degree Program
Fee Structure: Rs.48300/- per semester
Navrachana University, a premier university in Vadodara, known for its innovative and forward-looking approaches to education has now implemented a choice-based curriculum for its students. It is aimed at transforming the student learning experience, empowering them to “tailor-make” their own degree.
The need of the hour today is to create highly skilled professionals who possess a broad-based outlook enabling them to collaborate, understand and empathize with larger sociocultural realities.
Benefits:
Bachelor’s degree in chemistry from a UGC recognized University/Institution having Chemistry as a major subject with 50% aggregate marks. Those who are due to appear in qualifying examination can also apply.
Admission based on Merit.
Selection of the candidates would be based on merit ascertained based on the following parameters:
Scholarships at Navrachana University
At Navrachana University, we believe in rewarding academic excellence and nurturing talent. Our scholarship programs are designed to support and encourage meritorious students across various disciplines. Explore the opportunities available and take a step closer to achieving your academic goals with us.
In pursuit of Industry-academia and academia-academia collaboration fostering internship and research opportunities for students, the school of science has established tie-ups with leading industries, higher education institutes Universities.
The graduates will be well-prepared to pursue advanced education to thrive in a range of scientific careers in academia, chemical industry, environmental chemistry, forensic chemistry, consulting and regulatory affairs. Career paths include pharmaceuticals, biotechnology and medicinal science wherein, the demand for professionals remains high and is expected to grow in future.
A robust placement assistance program bridges the gap between the student’s aspirations and industry expectations. Some of the leading companies in chemicals and pharmaceuticals sector employ students from School of Science at Navrachana University. 100% placement was achieved for the M.Sc. Chemistry students who graduated in the year 2024.
A mentorship program for students is designed to provide invaluable guidance, support, and opportunities for personal and professional development within the field of medicinal and pharmaceutical chemistry. Ratio of Mentor: Mentee is 1:10
Academic Advisors play a crucial role in guiding students through the selection, planning, and completion of elective courses within their academic programs.
