Navrachana University

Bachelor of Science

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The BSc Program places special emphasis on development of analytical skills, communication skills, entrepreneurship. The use of ICT tools is unique to the program. Choice-based electives from different Programs of the University offer opportunity to explore diverse interests in an interdisciplinary manner and enlarge the educational space. Social connect and know-your-community is achieved through a hands-on project KHOJ, wherein students from many majors across the university work collaboratively and apply disciplinary education in an inter-disciplinary manner to solve complex social problems and bring about social innovation. A capstone project grounded in science and its application offers opportunity to demonstrate knowledge and proficiency in the sciences.

  1. Prepares student simultaneously for employment and graduate education in science
  2. Time Saving – students are eligible for Ph.D. through CSIR – NET after four-year BS Degree.
  3. Industry Linkage – Strong links with Business and Industry to ensure practical education and respond to emerging industry requirements.
  4. Industry Linkage – Strong links with Business and Industry to ensure practical education and respond to emerging industry requirements.
  5. Experiential Learning- A winning balance of theory and practical experiences for better understanding and application
  6. One complete year dedicated to research project for students pursuing BS degree
  • Department of Atomic Energy (DAE), Government of India along with Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai, celebrated its Diamond Jubilee by organizing a Seminar and Exhibition on Nuclear Technology at B.Sc. Program.
  • National Science Day was celebrated at B.Sc. Program by organizing Science Week which included Lectures by eminent speakers from different fields of Science and Exhibition of working models prepared by students.
  • Our B.Sc. students were selected for NIUS Chemistry XI.1 (National Initiative on Undergraduate Sciences, Chemistry Program) at BARC, Mumbai organized by Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education (HBSCE), Tata Institute for Fundamental Research (TIFR), Mumbai.
  • Science Clubs (Science@NUV, Science lt) were especially initiated to inspire the students to reach their full potential in science by providing them with access to exciting hands-on-laboratory activities, erudite science mentors, and a supportive academic environment that encourages their intellectual development.

Eligibility : Candidates who have completed 10+2 in Science stream (All Boards) are eligible for admission to BSc Program.

Admission Procedure : Eligible candidates are required to appear for an interaction with experts of the School of Science.

Botany Course Structure

Sr. No.
Course Name
Credits
Semester – I
-
Evolutionary Biology and Plant Kingdom -(Major)
3
-
Evolutionary Biology and Plant Kingdom – Minor (CBZ, ZBC)
3
-
Evolutionary Biology and Plant Kingdom – Minor (Biochem)
3
Semester – II
-
Angiosperm Morphology and Classification – Major
3
-
Angiosperm Morphology and Classification – Minor (CBZ, ZBC)
3
Semester – III
-
Genetics and Cell Biology – Major (Paper I)
3
-
Plant Structural Biology – (Paper II)
3
-
Plant structural biology and Physiology – Minor (CBZ, ZBC)
3
Semester – IV
-
Basic Microbiology and Cell Biochemistry – Major (Paper I)
3
-
Plant Utilization and Reproductive Biology, Ethnobotany – (Paper II)
6
-
Plant Ecology, Genetics and Applied Botany – Minor (CBZ, ZBC)
3
-
Ecology, Genetics, Biostatistics and Biophysics – Minor (Biochem)
3

Chemistry Course Structure

Sr. No.
Course Name
Credits
Semester – I
-
Inorganic Chemistry-I
3
-
Chemistry Laboratory-I
2
Semester – II
-
States of Matter
3
-
Chemistry Laboratory-III
2
Semester – III
-
Organic Chemistry-I
3
-
Inorganic Chemistry-II
3
-
Chemistry Laboratory-V
3
Semester – IV
-
Organic Chemistry-II
3
-
Thermodynamics and Chemical Equilibrium
3
-
Chemistry Laboratory-VII
3
Semester – V
-
OrganicChemistry-III
3
-
Phase Equilibria, Chemical Kinetics and Catalysis
3
-
Spectroscopy and Separation Techniques
3
-
Discipline Specific Elective-I*
3
-
Discipline Specific Elective-II*
3
-
Chemistry Laboratory-IX
4
-
Chemistry Laboratory-X
4
Semester – VI
-
Essential Laboratory Practices
2
-
Food and Nutrition
2
-
Intellectual Property Rights and Patents Law#
2
-
Introduction to Neuroscience and Cognition
3
-
Medicinal Chemistry-I#
2
-
Introduction to cell /tissue culture
2
-
Number Theory
2
Semester – VII
-
Inorganic Chemistry-III
3
-
Electrochemistry and Photochemistry
3
-
Organic Chemistry-IV
3
-
Discipline Specific Elective-III**
2
-
Discipline Specific Elective-IV**
2
-
Chemistry Laboratory-XI
4
-
Chemistry Laboratory-XII
4
Semester – VIII
-
Herbal Cosmetics
2
-
Food and Nutrition-II
2
-
Introduction to Polymer Science#
2
-
Introduction to Pharmacognosy
2
-
Medical Chemistry-II#
2
-
Green Chemistry #
2
-
Conservation Biology
2
-
Bioinformatics
2
-
Fuzzy Logic
2

Mathematics Course Structure

Sr. No.
Course Name
Credits
Semester – I
-
Integral Calculus and Differential Equations – Major (Paper I)
3
-
Differential Calculus – Paper II
2
-
Integral Calculus and Differential Equations – Minor (Paper I)
6
-
Differential Calculus – Paper II
2
Semester – II
-
Coordinate Geometry (2d & 3d) – Major(Paper I)
3
-
Vector Calculus – Paper II
2
-
Coordinate Geometry (2d & 3d) – Minor (Paper I)
3
-
Vector Calculus – Paper II
2
Semester – III
-
Calculus of Two Variables – Major (Paper I)
5
-
Transformations – Paper II
5
-
Calculus of Two Variables – Minor
5
Semester – IV
-
Differential Equations: ODE AND PDE – Major (Paper I)
5
-
Statics – Paper II
4
-
Differential Equations: ODE AND PDE – Minor
5

Zoology Course Structure

Sr. NO.
Course Name
Credits
Semester – I
-
Classification of Animals – I – Major
3
-
Classification of Animals – I – Minor (CBZ, ZBC)
3
Semester – II
-
Classification of Animals – II – Major
3
-
Evolutionary Biology and Biotic Interactions – Minor (CBZ, ZBC)
3
-
Classification of Animals – Minor (BC)
3
Semester – III
-
Evolutionary Biology and Biotic Interactions – Major (Paper I)
3
-
Ecology and Zoogeography – (Paper II)
3
-
Ecology and Zoogeography – Minor (CBZ, ZBC)
3
-
Evolutionary Biology and Biotic Interactions – Minor (BC)
3
Semester – IV
-
Comparative Anatomy- Major (Paper I)
3
-
Comparative Physiology – (Paper II)
3
-
Comparative Anatomy and Physiology – Minor (CBZ, ZBC)
3
-
Ecology, Genetics, Biostatistics and Biophysics – Minor (BC)
3
Semester – V
-
Taxonomy, Ethology and Economic Zoology
3
-
Biotechnology
3
-
Molecular Biology and Endocrinology
3
-
Zoology Laboratory IX
4
-
Zoology Laboratory X
4

Biochemistry Course Structure

Sr. NO.
Course Name
Credits
Semester – I
-
Biomolecules I – Major
3
Semester – II
-
Biomolecules II – Major
3
Semester – III
-
Cell Biology – Major (Paper I)
3
-
Metabolism and Enzymology – (Paper II)
3
Semester – IV
-
Molecular Biology – Major (Paper I)
3
-
Biophysical and Biochemical Techniques – (Paper II)
3
Semester – V
-
Plant Biochemistry
3
-
Immunology and Developmental Biology
3
-
Microbiology and Virology
3
-
Biochemistry Laboratory VII
4
-
Biochemistry Laboratory VIII
4

Certificate Course in Guidance and Counselling

Sr. NO.
Course Name
Credits
Semester – I
-
Introduction to Guidance
3
Semester – II
-
Approaches and Skills of Guidance and Counseling
3
Semester – III
-
Career Education
3
Semester – IV
-
Testing, Evaluation and Elementary Statistics
3

Foundation Courses

Sr. NO.
Course Name
Credits
Semester – I
-
Foundation Course in Mathematics I
3
Semester – II
-
Foundation Course in Biology I
3
Semester – III
-
Foundation Course in Mathematics II
3
Semester – IV
-
Foundation Course in Biology II
3