Year of Establishment : 1952
The D. G. Ruparel College is a premier educational institution, established in 1952, and the Department of Chemistry has been there since inception. 03 faculty members from Chemistry department have graced the post of Principal of the college. 1. Late. Dr. N.V. Bhide (1965 to 1970), 2.Late. Dr. B.R. Shinde (1979 to 1985), 3.Dr. P.P. Kulkarni (2006 to 2010)
The department is university Centre for PG lectures of M.Sc.-II Organic Chemistry. The teacher of the department use conventional and computer aided pedagogical methods to make learning easy and effective. Research is an integrated part in the department of Chemistry. Several research projects have been computed by the staff and students. Faculty members as well as graduate and postgraduate students of the department publish their research work in various international and national journals. The faculty members regularly organize and also attend workshops/conferences/seminars. Field visits to Research Institutes / Organizations are also facilitated to bridge the gap between academics and market requirement.
‘CHEMARC’– Chemistry Association of Ruparel College is an Association of the department. Invited talks, competitions, career guidance, training and workshops are some of the activities conducted under this Association. The department has a departmental library having more than 335 reference books to facilitate easy access to the study material.
Head of the Department , Associate Professor
M. Sc.
Specialization : Physical Chemistry
Associate Professor
M. Sc.
Specialization : Organic Chemistry
Professor and Research guide for Ph.D. and M.Sc. by Research.
M.Sc. , Ph. D., SET, GATE
Specialization : Organic Chemistry
Associate Professor
M.Sc., Ph.D., DHE
Specialization : Physical Chemistry
Assistant Professor
M.Sc., Ph.D., SET
Specialization : Organic Chemistry
Assistant Professor
M.Sc. , B.Ed., Ph.D.
Specialization : Inorganic Chemistry
Assistant Professor
M.Sc.
Specialization : Analytical Chemistry
Assistant Professor
M.Sc., SET
Specialization : Analytical Chemistry
Assistant Professor
M.Sc., SET
Specialization : Inorganic Chemistry
Assistant Professor
M.Sc., SET
Specialization : Physical Chemistry
F. Y. B. Sc.
Semester - I & Semester - II
Paper - I / II (General Chemistry) :
Unit-I : Physical Chemistry
Unit-II : Inorganic Chemistry and
Unit-III : Organic Chemistry.
S. Y. B. Sc.
Semester - III & Semester - IV
Paper - I / II (General Chemistry) :
Unit-I : Physical Chemistry
Unit-II : Inorganic Chemistry and
Unit-III : Organic Chemistry.
Paper - III : Basics of Analytical Chemistry
T. Y. B. Sc.
Semester - V & Semester - VI
Department of Chemistry of D.G. Ruparel College has Mumbai University recognized research centre for Ph.D. and M.Sc. by research in Chemistry
Dr. Krishnakant T.Waghmode
M.Sc. Ph.D., SET., GATE, Organic Chemistry Professor and Research Guide for Ph.D. and M. Sc.by research in Chemistry
‘CHEMARC’– Chemistry Association of Ruparel College is an Association of the department. Invited talks, competitions, career guidance, training and workshops are some of the activities conducted under this Association. The department has a departmental library having more than 335 reference books to facilitate easy access to the study material.
A talk on “Chemistry....My ladder in the Corporate World” by Dr Uday Pandit,Former Head, Manufacturing & Projects – Construction Chemicals, BASF – India, was organized with the purpose of motivating the students by enlightening them on Success of a person from middle class background reaching great heights after B.Sc. Chemistry, to make them aware of Industry trends and requirements & to make them think of Entrepreneurship as an option to consider. The guest speaker spoke about his progress in the industry, gave an insight on industry trends and made them aware of how government of India is encouraging Entrepreneurship. He had an interactive session with the students, Clarifying their apprehensions and doubts.
Felicitation of Meritorious T Y BSc & M.Sc. students and Talk on “Tips for rising to the top with Chemistry as a Career” byDr.P.Chobe, Ex GM BASF was organized to recognize the efforts of our past students for performing well in their final year and to motivate current students to work hard and achieve O/A grade. The objective was also to expose them to a senior person from the industry, who could guide them on various career opportunities after graduation in Chemistry .The achievers were awarded certificates and were given a small token for recognition of their hard work.
Under the prestigious DBT Star College Scheme, of the Department of Biotechnology Government of India the Department of Chemistry has received the grant for conducting Various activities for the Undergraduate students.
DBT star College scheme was implemented by the Department of Chemistry during the years 2019 to 2022.
Key Objectives of DBT Star College Scheme are as follows: