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Department of Chemistry


Inception and Growth

The Department of Chemistry was set up when the college was established in 1993 with a strength of 40 students and 3 faculty. Courses then offered were B.Sc. MPC (Maths, Physics, Chemistry) and B.Sc. MBC (Microbiology, Botany, Chemistry). The department aims at holistic development of the students by conducting various workshops, Value-added courses, Skill-Enhancement courses, Guest lectures, Field-visits etc. The students are also motivated to pursue higher studies and research in the field through interaction with eminent scientists from various premier institutes in and around the world.
At present, the department offers six courses MiGC(Microbiology, Genetics, Chemistry), MBiC(Microbiology, Biochemistry, Chemistry), BtGC(Biotechnology, Genetics, Chemistry), MNDC (Microbiology, Nutrition, and Dietetics, Chemistry), BtMbC( Biotechnology, Microbiology, Chemistry) and BcNDC(Biochemistry, Nutrition & Dietetics, Chemistry). The department now consists of six faculty members and around 400 students.

Ms. MARY NYGI KURIAN

Head, Dept. of Chemistry

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Ms. D. RAJESHWARI

Assistant Professor

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Ms. PRERANA LOOMBA

Lecturer

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Dr. ARUNA PRIYA

Lecturer

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Dr. SHRUTHY D PATTATHIL

Lecturer

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Ms. C.V. L. SHIVANI

Lecturer

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28
Feb
National Science Day

The Department of Life Sciences, BVC celebrated National Science day-2024 on 28th February, 2024. The theme of the programme was “INDIGENOUS TECHNOLOGIES FOR VIKSIT BHARAT”. The celebrations started with an inaugural programme, the principal Dr.GSVRK Choudhary and heads of all Life Science Departments interacted with the students and explained to them the importance of National Science Day. The Chief Guest for the inaugural programme, Dr.Rama Krishna Kancha, Director,Prof.G.M Reddy’s Centre for Plant Molecular Biology, Osmania University, Hyderabad delivered the keynote address where he stressed on the importance and significance of Science in daily life. He also elaborated on how science has improved human health by citing the examples of recombinant insulin and thyroid treatment. The programme had a participation of about 150 students. Two events; JAM-Just A Minute and Essay writing competitions for students were conducted post inaugural. 17 students participated in JAM which was judged by Dr. K. Anuradha, Head, Department of Microbiology and Dr.A.Sai Padma, Head, Department of Biochemistry & Nutrition. The topic for Essay writing competition was “Synergizing AI with Indigenous Technologies for Sustainable Development in Viksit Bharat”.15 students participated in the competition which was judged by Dr. B. Kalpana, Head, and Department of Genetics & Biotechnology.Mrs. Mary Nygi Kurian, Head, Department of Chemistry. In the afternoon session, e-Poster competition was conducted department-wise. The students presented e-poster on the project work carried out by them in the college. 7 teams participated from Department of Biochemistry and Nutrition. 6 teams participated from the Department of Microbiology.7 teams participated from the Department of Chemistry.13 teams participated from the Department of Genetics and Biotechnology. The e-posters were judged by the Life Sciences PG faculty members. About 120 students of Semester VI of UG Life Sciences participated in the e-poster competition. The National Science Day celebration provided an excellent platform for students to express their innovative ideas and creativity in all the areas of Life Sciences.

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