Department of
Chemistry

Vision

To teach chemistry in a way that promotes a culture of creativity in classrooms and laboratories, preparing students to seamlessly meet the needs of society, industry, and higher education, while grooming them for positions of leadership and a life of service.

Mission

To collaborate with leading academic and research institutes to strengthen education and research, empowering students to face global challenges and pioneer advancements in the field of entrepreneurial chemistry.

History & Academic Evolution

Established in 1973 with just three students, the Department of Chemistry has experienced remarkable growth and transformation over the decades. Today, it stands as a pillar of scientific inquiry at mLAC, offering a diverse array of programs tailored to contemporary academic and industry needs.

Undergraduate (UG) Combinations:

• PCM: Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics
• CBZ: Chemistry, Botany, Zoology
• CBBt: Chemistry, Botany, Biotechnology
• CZBt: Chemistry, Zoology, Biotechnology

Postgraduate (PG) Program:

• 2023–2024: Introduced the M.Sc. in Chemistry with a specialization in Analytical Chemistry.
• 2024–2025: Strategically updated the specialization to Organic Chemistry to better align with current industry demands and advanced academic pathways.

Academic Excellence & Infrastructure

The department fosters excellence in both teaching and research by providing a cutting-edge learning environment. Students are prepared for competitive global careers through:

• Modern Infrastructure: Fully equipped, state-of-the-art laboratories and ICT-enabled classrooms.
• Industry Integration: Collaborative research projects and partnerships with reputed academic institutes and major industries.
• Entrepreneurial Focus: Specialized guidance to help students navigate the challenges and opportunities in "entrepreneurial chemistry."

The Chemistry Forum

To enrich student learning beyond the standard curriculum, the department hosts the highly active Chemistry Forum. This platform is dedicated to deepening students' subject knowledge and fostering a vibrant academic community.

Key activities include:

• Expert guest lectures and interactive seminars.
• Skill-building workshops and hands-on training.
• Academic competitions and themed fests to encourage creative application of chemical principles.