Bachelor of Science [B.Sc] (Physical Sciences) Syllabus, Course Structure and Program Schedule 2025-2026

Course Structure

B.Sc. Physical Science has the option of pursuing it either with Chemistry or with Computer Science.

B.Sc Physical Science (Chemistry) student has to study subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, Environmental Science, Computational Skills and English.

For B.Sc Physical Science (Electronics) the subjects prescribed are Physics, Electronics, Biology, Mathematics, Environmental Science, Computational Skills and English.

Scheme of Assessment

The course consists of mostly theory subjects with the option to choose elective subjects in 5^th and 6^th semester. A student is assessed at the end of every semester with semester exams and internal assessments which are worth of 75and 25 marks respectively which collectively makes 100 marks for every subject.

Syllabus

UGC prepares a proper set of syllabus to be covered by universities during the course term. Some of the important subjects prescribed for B.Sc. Physical Science are:

Name of the Course	Topics Covered	Description
Calculus and Matrices	Matrices Concept Of Linear Independence Interpretation Of Eigenvalues Matrices InDiagonal Form Calculus Radioactive decay Leibnitz theorem Successive differentiation	Following course gives the knowledge of various calculus and matrices concepts.
Analytical Chemistry	Chromatography Principle of differential migration Modes ofchromatography Experimental modifications Rf values	Students with this course learns about the analytical prospects of Chemistry.
Solvent Extraction	Distribution law Determination of distribution ratio Batch extraction Continuous extraction Discontinuous extraction	The course is about solvent extractions which is the part of chemistry itself.
Technical Writing and Communication in English	Language and communication Distinct features of speech Linguisticunity Coherence and cohesion Expository andargumentative writing Formal and informal writings Common errors to be avoided Transitional and concluding paragraphs	English is an important subject to be studied by students of every branch, so this course helps to learn the basics of English language.
Thermodynamic and Statistical Physics	Laws of thermodynamics and their consequences Thermodynamic potentials Maxwell relations Micro- and macro-states Micro-canonical Classical and quantum statistics Blackbody radiation and Planck's distribution law	The course imparts the knowledge of laws and other factors of thermodynamics.
Computer Fundamentals	Characteristics & features of Computers Algorithm and Flowcharts Generation of Computers Classification of Computers Types of Programming Languages Computer Memory Operating system Concepts	Here students learn about the fundamentals and working of computer system.
Quantitative Methods Of Analysis	Precipitation methods Volatilization methods Drying and Ignition of precipitates Practical gravimetric procedures Volumetric Analysis Gravimetric titrimetry Coulometric titrimetry	This course is about the analytical chemistry.