The Department of Science, established in 1963, plays a vital role in providing a strong scientific foundation to students pursuing various specialization courses. The department offers carefully designed courses that help students build fundamental knowledge, analytical abilities, and scientific thinking required for higher studies and professional development.
The teaching–learning process emphasizes innovation, creativity, and experiential learning, enabling students to develop a deeper understanding of scientific concepts. Through interactive lectures, laboratory work, and practical exposure, students are encouraged to think critically and apply scientific principles in real-life situations.
The department also promotes environmental awareness and responsible citizenship, encouraging students to develop sensitivity toward both the local and global environment. The curriculum integrates concepts related to sustainability, health, and scientific responsibility, helping students understand the balance between development and conservation.
Hands-on learning experiences help students acquire essential laboratory skills, knowledge of safety protocols, and good scientific practices, preparing them to confidently apply these skills in academic, research, and professional settings.
Courses offered by the Department :
Open Elective Courses
- Basics of Biochemistry (2 Credits) and Fundamental Techniques in Biochemistry (2 Credits)
- Introduction to Light and Sound (4 Credits)
- Introduction to Manmade Textiles (2 Credits) and Textile Science (2 Credits)
- Neuropsychology (4 Credits)
- Sustainable Living Practices (4 Credits)
- Science for Life (4 Credits)
Value Education Courses
- Systems Approach to Health (2 Credits) OR Carbon Accounting (2 Credits)
- Environmental Studies (2 Credits)
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