Dnyanopasak Shikshan Mandal's Dnyanopasak College, Parbhani (M.S.)

Brief History

The department of Chemistry is established by the Dnyanopasak Shikshan Mandal's, College of Arts, Commerce and Science in 1984. It offers programs such as B. Sc., M. Sc. and Ph. D. degrees. The Department is one of the best for its teaching and research activities. The M. Sc. course in Organic Chemistry started in 1992. The B. Sc. and M. Sc. Chemistry courses were introduced to meet the overwhelming response of Chemistry graduates and post-graduates students. The department of Chemistry is the prime department of the College with nearly 300 students in UG & PG courses and 25 research students in the academic year. The alumni of the department are holding the higher positions in National Laboratories, Institutions and Universities of our country as well as abroad. The employment response is more than 75%. The research work carried in the department is of international status with total number of publications so far are 150. The faculties of the department are reviewers for the national and international journals. The total number of major/minor research projects completed by the faculty in last five years is six. The department routinely organizes national seminars, symposia, and workshops in Chemistry and is frequently visited by scientists of national and international eminence.

Strong points of the Department

Curriculum as per the requirements of Chemistry.
Well equipped laboratories with state-of-the-art configurations.
Well experienced faculty members & engaged in active research.
Faculties are engaged Curriculum frame committee.
To prepare students for SET/NET/GATE/PET examination.
To prepare students for research and eco-friendly research.
To prepare students to publish research papers in reputed journal.
To liberate students mind from superstition and blind faith.
To prepare students for community work, such as Health and Hygiene.
To promote interaction between students and industry.
To promote interaction between students and agriculture.
To prepare students to constantly engaged in ensuring peace and harmony in society.

Courses Offered (with Intake capacity)

Sr. No	Program	Duration	Intake
1	B.Sc.	3 Years	145
2	M.Sc.	2 Years	60
3	Ph.D.	7 Years	24

Admission eligibility / criteria / procedure

1. UG : XII^th Science Examination passed with Chemistry as one of the Subject.

2. PG : Chemistry as one of the subject at B. Sc. Level & Selection on Merit basis.

3. Ph. D. : As per S. R. T. M. University, Nanded rules and UGC regulations 2009.

Laboratory Facilities

Sr. No.	Name of equipment, Model and Make	Name of the Company	Amount (Rs. Lakhs)
01.	FT-IR spectrophotometer	Varian	8.0
02.	UV-Visible Spectrophotometer	Systronic	2.0
03.	Digital Polarimeter	Polax	4.0
04.	Rotary Evaporator	Buchi	4.0
05.	Flame Photometer	Elico	0.35
06.	Electrical Heating Furnace	Lab-line	0.40
07.	Visible Spectrophotometer	Elico	0.40
08.	Conductivity meter	Elico	0.15
09.	Colorimeter	Elico	0.15
10.	Potentiometer	Equiptronics	0.20
11.	Polarimeter	Equiptronics	0.25
12.	pH Meter	Elico	0.15
13.	Automatic Ice Flakers	Wadegati	1.25
14.	Microwave-Oven	Sumsang	0.10
15.	Computer systems with UPS	Dell, Compaq	0.40
16.	Digital Ionometer	Eutech	3.50
17.	Digital Balance	Shimatzu	1.25

Extra Curricular Activities (Students/Social/Annual etc.)

Publication of Chemi-Visual Wall-Poster.
Functions like welcome, farewell and get-together.
Industrial tour.
Students counseling.
Seminar for personality development, Quiz Competitions.
Lecture Series.
Student-Scientist interaction

Other Activities

Organized State Level Workshop on ‘State Eligibility Test’ (SET) in Chemistry on 17-20, July, 2003.
Organized National Conference on ‘Environmental Pollution, Disaster Management and Mitigation’ held at Dnyanopasak College, Parbhani on 15-16 September 2006.
Organized Workshop on Scope of Syllabus in Chemistry at UG & PG Level held at Dnyanopasak College, Parbhani on 18^th November 2008.

Achivements

The Department of Chemistry has fetched a sum of Rs. 25.00 Lacks from various project-funding agencies for R & D Projects (ongoing & new).

Ø Prof. Avi Domb (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel) and Prof. J. B. Yoo (Songgyungwan University, Suwon, South Korea) visited the Department for Faculty-Student interaction in the year 2008.

Ø Dr. R. P. Pawar and Dr. S. R. Bhusare (faculty members) both have acquired postdoctoral fellowship from Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel for two years.

Ø Mr. S. R. Ujgare and A. K. Pathan (Faculty Members) qualified NET examination conducted by UGC, New Delhi.

Ø Dr. W. N. Jadhav received Best Teacher Award from S. R. T. M. University, Nanded for the Year 2010.

Ø We take pride to state that 5 of our students have qualified NET, 3 have qualified SET, 3 have qualified GATE examination, while 3 have received CSIR-SRF-ship and 7 students received CSIR-JRF fellowships.

Ø We also take pride to state that 15 of our students are doing their doctoral degree, while 10 students have received postdoctoral fellowships in abroad.

Teaching faculty

Name, Phone & E-mail	Qualification	Designation	Whether recognized Guide for Ph. D.? if yes intake capacity	Total Ph. D. Produced	Total enrollment for Ph. D.
Dr. W. N. Jadhav 9421390631 dr_wnj@yahoo.com	M. Sc., Ph. D.	Associate Professor	Yes, 08	04	07
Dr. S. B. Tathe 9404865003	M. Sc., Ph. D.	Associate Professor	-	-	-
Dr. B. C. Khade 9423443275 bckhade@yahoo.com	M. Sc., Ph. D., LL. B.	Associate Professor	Yes, 08	-	-
Dr. R. P. Pawar 9421003806 rppawar@yahoo.com	M. Sc., Ph. D.,	Associate Professor	Yes, 08	01	07
Dr. S. R. Bhusare 9850775511 bhusare71@yahoo.com	M. Sc., Ph. D., PDF (Israel)	Assistant Professor	Yes, 08	02	08
Mr. S. A. Dake	M. Sc., M. Phil.	PG Teacher	-	-	-
Mr. S. R. Ujgare	M. Sc., NET	PG Teacher	-	-	-
Mr. A. K. Pathan	M. Sc., NET	PG Teacher	-	-	-
Miss S. S. Sarwade	M. Sc.	PG Teacher	-	-	-

Seminars, Conferences, Symposia, & Workshops Attended

Name	Seminars	Conferences	Symposia	Workshops	Total
Dr. W. N. Jadhav	08	04	06	02	20
Dr. S. B. Tathe	02	01	01	02	06
Dr. B. C. Khade	06	08	02	05	21
Dr. R. P. Pawar	05	10	01	03	19
Dr. S. R. Bhusare	04	08	02	04	18
Mr. S. A. Dake	02	02	01	02	07
Mr. S. R. Ujgare	01	01	00	01	03
Mr. A. K. Pathan	01	01	00	01	03
Miss S. S. Sarwade	01	01	01	00	03
Total	30	36	14	20	100

List of Ph. D. Students Registered

Dr. W. N. Jadhav (Research Guide):

Sr. No.	Name of Student	Title of thesis	Date of Registration
1.	S. V. More	Study and synthesis of some important biologically active heterocyclic compounds using ambient temperature ionic liquids and hyperrealist iodine.	28.06.2004
2.	V. K. Jadhav	Synthesis and characterizations of inner transition metal complexes of some new Schiff bases.	31.12.2003
3.	V. S. Sonnekar	Synthesis and microbial study of some bis-imines and their metal complexes.	11.01.2008
4.	S. B. Walke	Studies in transition metal catalyze C-N, C-O and C-C coupling reactions.	20.07.2008
5.	L. B. Narkhade	Studies in synthesis of peptide using novel peptide coupling agents.	20.07.2008
6.	S. S. Sarwade	Synthesis and biological study of Metal drug complexes	21.09.2010
7.	A. S. Renge	Synthesis of heterocyclic compounds using ionic liquid	21.09.2010

Dr. S. R. Bhusare (Research Guide):

Sr. No.	Name of Student	Title of thesis	Date of Registration
1.	S. S. Kottawar	Synthesis and anti-microbial studies of nitrogen/ oxygen containing heterocycles using eco-friendly catalyst system.	16.08.2006
2.	S. B. Garud	Synthesis characterization and anti-microbial studies of some heterocyclic compounds and its metal complexes.	27.12.2006
3.	S. V. Pawar	Synthesis and Biological Evaluation of Nitrogen/ Oxygen containing Heterocycles.	28.12.2006
4.	B. V. Kendre	Design, Synthesis and Pharmacological Evaluation of some Bioactive Heterocyclic Molecules.	04.04.2008
5.	George Abraham	Synthesis, Characterization, Microbial Activity and Spectral Studies of Schiff Base Complexes with some First Transition Metal Ions.	12.05.2008
6.	S. V. Goswami	A Catalytic Approach for the Development of Novel Methods in Organic Synthesis	16.06.2009
7	P. B. Thorat	Synthesis, Characterization and Applications of Organocatalysts.	16.06.2009
8	S. C. Jadhavar	Development of Novel Methods for Synthesis of Biologically Active Heterocycles.	21.09.2010
9	H. M. Kasralikar	Scheming of Bioactive Heterocycles and Asymmetric Synthesis.	21.09.2010

Dr. R. P. Pawar (Research Guide):

Sr. No.	Name of Student	Title of thesis	Date of Registration
1.	S. B. Shinde	Studies in the synthesis of some Heterocyclic compounds.	25.06.2005
2.	S. S. Ardhapure	Room temperature ionic liquid and microwaves a novel reaction media for synthesis of some biologically active compounds and studies their properties.	28.06.2005
3.	Mangala Patil	Development of new methods in organic synthesis using reusable catalyst.	15.05.2005
4.	Sunil Wasmatkar	Synthesis and microbial study of amino moiety drug derivatives.	03.08.2007
5.	S. A. Dake	Development of new approach in organic transformations.	11.01.2008
6.	Govind Jadhav	Synthesis and microbial study of some Schiff bases and their heterocyclic derivatives.	01.01.2008
7.	S. D. Tupare	Studies in the synthesis of pharmaceutical drugs.	14.07.2008
8.	Sandeep More	Synthesis and study of some pharmaceutical intermediates and bioactive heterocycles by non-conventional methods.	27.07.2006

Research Projects

Profiles of Completed Research Projects
Name of the Principal Investigator	Title of the Project	Amount (lakhs)	Funding Agency	Funding Year
Dr. R. P. Pawar	Synthesis and antimicrobial activity of some Schiff bases and their derivatives	0.25	UGC	2000-02
Dr. R. P. Pawar	Microwave Irradiation Reactions Using Ionic Liquid,	0.45	UGC	2005-07
Dr. S. R. Bhusare	Synthesis and Microbial studies of new Pharmaceutical Intermediates by Non-conventional Methods:	0.75	UGC	2008-10

Profiles of Ongoing Research Projects
Name of the Principal Investigator	Title of the Project	Amount (lakhs)	Funding Agency	Funding Year
Dr. W.N. Jadhav	New Methods in Heterocyclic Synthesis using Reusable Catalyst	1.30	UGC	2008-10
Dr. B.C. Khade	Studies in metal complexes of some drugs and biologically important molecules	0.85	UGC	2008-10
Dr. S.R. Bhusare	Arylboronic Acids: A Versatile Catalyst in Chemical Transformations	18.28	DST (Fast Track Scheme)	2008-11
Dr. B.C. Khade	Studies in mental complexes of some drugs	0.40	SRTMUN	2010-12

Ph. D. Degree Awarded Students

Sr. No.	Name of Students	Research Topic	Year of Degree Awarded	Name of Guide
01.	S. V. Shinde	Development of methods for the synthesis of heterocyclic compounds.	2008	Dr. W. N. Jadhav
02.	R. N. Adude	Development of New Methods using Relatively Cheap, Readily Accessible Catalyst / Reagent and Microwave in Organic Synthesis.	2009	Dr. S. R. Bhusare
03.	D. P. Kotwal	Studies on synthesis of some Schiff bases, metal; complexes and their anti-microbial activity.	2010	Dr. W. N. Jadhav
04.	V. B. Jagrut	Synthesis of novel bioactive heterocycles.	2010	Dr. W. N. Jadhav
05.	S. R. Sarda	Study on new Chalcones and their derivatives.	2010	Dr. W. N. Jadhav
06.	D. D. Gaikwad	New synthesis and antibacterial study of some heterocyclic compounds and gama keto acids.	2010	Dr. R. P. Pawar

Names of Students passed in NET/SET etc (Last five years)

Year of Passing	Name of the Student	Examination
2000	R. R. Deshmukh	SRF
2001	D. V. Jarikote	SRF
2001	S. D. Kulkarni	SET
2002	R. M. Borade	SET
2002	N. S. Kaminwar	SET
2004	N. D. Khupse	SRF
2005	M. N. Lokhande	JRF
2007	A. S. Renge	NET
2008	M. M. Siddiqui	NET ,GATE
2009	V. S. Kadam	JRF
2009	D. S. Rokade	JRF
2009	S. N. Ghumre	JRF
2009	Parve	NET
2010	D. P. Chavan	JRF
2010	V. Lavande	JRF
2010	S. R. Ujgare	NET
2010	A. K. Pathan	NET
2010	M. A. Khomne	JRF

Placement

Our students are placed in the various reputed pharmaceutical companies like Chem Bio Chem, Sai Lab, Reddy's, Lupin, Wockhardt, and many more.
Opportunities are ample and industries in concerned field are absorbing our students at various international universities like Israel, UK, Japan, Germany, Belgium, Spain, Italy, South Korea, Taiwan, Chez Republic etc.
Research laboratories like NCL Pune, ARI Pune, IISER Pune, IICT Hyderabad, IISc Banglore, CDRI Lucknow, BARC Mumbai and many research institution in India and abroad.

Students Abroad (Doctoral/Postdoctoral in last five years)

Sr. No.	Name of Student	Present Position	Present Address
1.	Dr. R. R. Deshmukh	Postdoctoral Fellow	Department of Chemistry, SKKU, S. Korea.
2.	Dr. D. V. Jarikote	Postdoctoral Fellow	Department of Chemistry, Dublin, Ireland
3.	Dr. V. G. Pawar	Postdoctoral Fellow	Max Planks Institute, Dortmund, Germany
4.	P. S. Patil	Doctoral Fellow	NTH University, Taipai, Taiwan
5.	Dr. S. V. More	Postdoctoral Fellow	Academica Sinica Institute, Taipai, Taiwan.
6.	Dr. P. S. Kendrekar	Postdoctoral Fellow	Beer-Shewa, Israel
7.	Dr. S. S. Shinde	Postdoctoral Fellow	JSPS Fellow, Japan.
8.	S. P. More	Doctoral Fellow	Department of Molecular Pharmacy, Basel University, Switzerland.
9.	P. S. Shinde	Doctoral Fellow	Bremen University, Bremen, Germany.
10.	V. V. Paike	Doctoral Fellow	NTH University, Heinshu, Taiwan.
11.	S. B. Mane	Doctoral Fellow	Academica Sinica Institute, Taipai, Taiwan.
12.	S. A. Ingale	Doctoral Fellow	Germany
13.	A. B. Rode	Doctoral Fellow	S. Korea
14.	Mr. Shisodia	Research Chemist	Polytechnic Institute, Italy

Photogallery

	Dr. Wamanrao Jadhav Giving Introductory speech in SET examination Workshop
Prof. J. B. Yoo visited Department of Chemistry
	Dr. W. N. Jadhav presenting the Chemistry Department to Prof. Avi Domb & Prof. J. B. Yoo
Inauguration of Research Laboratory at Chemistry Department By Prof. T. K. Chondhekar & Prof. B. R. Arbad

Future Perspectives

The department achieved a prominent position in imparting Chemistry knowledge, while enriching the faculty and students.
Department have adequate facility for research, we applied for major/minor research project to UGC, DST, DRDO, CSIR and DBT which could more facilitate our department with advanced research facilities.
We are to planning to extend activities of student-scientist interaction in Chemistry education and research for student triumph at national and international level.
We are trying to give additional self-determination to the students to explore their Chemistry knowledge to set of connections in future perspectives.

To prepare students for SET/NET/GATE/PET examination.

To prepare students for research and eco-friendly research.

To prepare students to publish research papers in reputed journal.

To liberate students mind from superstition and blind faith.

To prepare students for community work, such as Health and Hygiene.

To promote interaction between students and industry.

To promote interaction between students and agriculture.

To prepare students to constantly engaged in ensuring peace and harmony in society.

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