Department of Chemistry
Constituent Department of Tripura University, Tripura
About Department of Chemistry
Background, academic mission, and departmental profile
The Chemistry Department was introduced as P.G. Centre of Calcutta University from 1976 with M. Sc. student intake capacity of 16 to fulfill the demand of the students of Tripura State. First of all only the Analytical Chemistry specialization was introduced in M.Sc. Part-II course. In due course, the P.G. Centre (Chemistry Department) of Calcutta University became the full-fledged Department of Tripura University from 2nd October, 1987. With the recruitment of faculty members in Chemistry Department, the Department started three special papers viz. Inorganic, Organic and Physical chemistry in M.Sc. Part-II. The state funded Tripura University was converted in to Central University w.e.f. 2nd July, 2007 and the Department of Chemistry has got new dimensions of expansion.
Major thrust Area of Research :
=> Synthetic inorganic chemistry, Co-ordination chemistry; metal complexes
=> Synthetic organic methodology, ionic liquids, synthesis of bioactive molecules, natural product chemistry
=> Quantum chemistry, surfactants and colloids
Courses Offered :
=> M.Sc. in Chemistry
=> M.Sc. in Inorganic chemistry
=> M.Sc. in Organic Chemistry
=> M.Sc. in Physical Chemistry
=> Post Graduate Diploma in Rubber Technology
=> Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D)
Programs & Courses Offered
Academic qualifications and certifications administered by this department
=> M.Sc. in Chemistry
=> M.Sc. in Inorganic chemistry
=> M.Sc. in Organic Chemistry
=> M.Sc. in Physical Chemistry
=> Post Graduate Diploma in Rubber Technology
=> Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D)
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Common queries about Department of Chemistry
Where is the Department of Chemistry located?
The Department of Chemistry is an academic teaching department of Tripura University, Tripura, located in Tripura, Tripura, India.
How can students enroll in courses offered by this department?
Admissions to courses offered by Department of Chemistry are conducted as per Tripura University, Tripura guidelines, through institutional counseling, entrance examination results, or direct application via the official university portal.
What qualifications are awarded by Department of Chemistry?
Depending on the curriculum, the department awards University diplomas, certificates, postgraduate degrees, and research fellowships accredited under Tripura University, Tripura.