BSc Chemistry

Bachelor of Science in Chemistry

BSc Chemistry or Bachelor of Science in Chemistry is an Under-Graduate Chemistry course. Chemistry is the study of matter and the transformations it goes through. Physics is similarly concerned with the study of matter, but whereas physics takes a more basic and fundamental approach, chemistry is more specific and concerned with the composition, behavior, structure, and characteristics of matter, as well as the changes that occur during chemical reactions.

The Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry is a physical science course that explores diverse substances, atoms, molecules, crystals, and other matter aggregates in isolation or combination, as well as the notions of energy and entropy in connection to the spontaneity of chemical processes. Bachelor of Science in Chemistry is a three-year program with six semesters.

BSc Chemistry Eligibility

• The aspiring students must have qualified for their 10+2 examination in the Science stream or equivalent qualification from a recognized Board.
• The candidates should have secured a minimum of 55% aggregate marks or equivalent at their Intermediate level.

BSc Chemistry Syllabus

Syllabus of Chemistry Course as prescribed by various Universities and Colleges.

BSc Chemistry Colleges

• Arya Vidyapeeth College, Guwahati
• Dnyanprassarak Mandal's College of Arts, Science, Commerce, Management Studies and Technology, North Goa
• Chaudhary Sarwan Kumar Agricultural Vishvavidyalaya, Palampur
• AV Abdurahiman Haji Arts and Science College, Kozhikode

BSc Chemistry Course Suitability

• Those with the ability to problem-solve, evaluate, understand data, and make judgments based on limited information are ideal candidates.
• Candidates with writing and oral communication skills, who can share their research findings via written reports and public presentations to various audiences, and who can assimilate scientific ideas and arguments for discussion and debate, are ideal candidates.
• They should also be able to monitor chemical qualities, events, and changes, as well as operate as a team.
• Those who aspire to become instructors or lecturers after completing the exam are also eligible.

How is the BSc Chemistry Course Beneficial?

• Candidates have several job options in scientific research-related fields. Various popular vocations included other technical occupations, business, and financial management, commercial, industrial, and public sector management, and teaching.
• Second, alternative options for chemistry graduates include scientific, technical, and numerical-based positions; nevertheless, a tiny minority decided to pursue completely other sectors, such as marketing, sales, and advertising; arts, design, and sport; and social and welfare professions.
• Candidates who complete the Bachelor of Science in Chemistry program can pursue a Master of Science in Chemistry or a Bachelor of Technology or Bachelor of Engineering in Chemical Engineering.
• Candidates interested in teaching might pursue a Bachelor of Education degree with a chemistry focus. Candidates can also pursue a Post Graduate Diploma in Analytical Chemistry. IGNOU offers this course to help chemists working in national laboratories and research and development companies improve their abilities.
• Graduates of the Bachelor of Science in Chemistry can find jobs in research and development companies, the pharmaceutical sector, and other fields.
• They can also pursue a career in teaching, and after earning a Bachelor of Education with a chemistry emphasis, they can obtain employment as chemistry instructors in upper secondary schools.

BSc Chemistry Employment Areas

• Colleges & Universities
• Hospitals / Private Clinics / Military Hospitals
• Pharma Companies / Pharmacist Shops

BSc Chemistry Job Types

• Chemistry Online Tutor
• Content Developer (Chemistry)
• Professor / Assistant Professor
• Patent Associate
• Principal Scientific Officer
• Research Assistant / Associate and Lab Leader
• Synthetic Chemist
• Scientific Data Entry Specialist

Advanced Courses in BSc Chemistry

• MSc Chemistry
• Ph.D. (Chemistry)