The Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Biochemistry is a multidisciplinary undergraduate programme that explores the chemical processes and molecular mechanisms underlying living organisms. The programme integrates concepts from Biology, Chemistry, Molecular Biology, Genetics, Microbiology, and Biotechnology to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of life at the cellular and molecular levels.
The curriculum covers biomolecules, human physiology, clinical biochemistry, enzymology, immunology, metabolism, microbiology, molecular biology, genetic engineering, bioinformatics, and advanced laboratory techniques. Students gain practical exposure through laboratory training, biochemical analysis, diagnostic procedures, and research-oriented activities.
The programme prepares students for careers in healthcare laboratories, biotechnology industries, pharmaceutical companies, food and nutrition sectors, research institutions, and higher education. Graduates develop strong analytical, technical, and problem-solving skills essential for scientific and professional advancement in life sciences.
Science Stream
Biology / Biotechnology / ChemistryEquipping students with scientific knowledge, practical laboratory skills, and research aptitude in Biochemistry.
The B.Sc. Biochemistry programme is structured across six semesters with a balanced combination of theory and practical courses.
| Year | Semester | Course Code | Course Title | Course Type | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| First Year | Semester I | B110101T | Fundamentals of Biochemistry | Theory | 4 |
| B110102P | Biosafety Measures, Preparation of Solutions and Qualitative Analysis of Biomolecules | Practical | 2 | ||
| Semester II | B110201T | Human Physiology and Clinical Biochemistry | Theory | 4 | |
| B110202P | Clinical Biochemistry Laboratory | Practical | 2 | ||
| Second Year | Semester III | B110301T | Tools and Techniques in Biochemistry | Theory | 4 |
| B110302P | Biochemical Tools and Techniques Laboratory | Practical | 2 | ||
| Semester IV | B110401T | Enzymology and Immunology | Theory | 4 | |
| B110402P | Enzymes and Immunological Techniques Laboratory | Practical | 2 | ||
| Third Year | Semester V | B110501T | Bioenergetics and Metabolism | Theory | 4 |
| B110502T | Fundamentals of Microbiology | Theory | 4 | ||
| B110503P | Microbial Techniques and Metabolism Laboratory | Practical | 2 | ||
| Semester VI | B110601T | Cell, Molecular Biology and Genetic Engineering | Theory | 4 | |
| B110602T | Biostatistics, Bioinformatics and Computer Applications in Biochemistry | Theory | 4 | ||
| B110603P | Genetic Engineering and Bioinformatics Laboratory | Practical | 2 | ||
| Total Programme Credits | 44 | ||||
The B.Sc. Biochemistry programme is spread across six semesters, progressively building knowledge from fundamental biochemical concepts to advanced molecular and computational applications.
These guidelines help students maintain academic excellence, laboratory discipline, and professional conduct throughout the B.Sc. Biochemistry programme.
Students should maintain the minimum attendance prescribed by the University and College to remain eligible for examinations, practical assessments, and academic activities.
Regular participation in practical sessions is essential. Students must follow laboratory safety measures, maintain records, and complete assigned experiments responsibly.
Students are encouraged to engage in self-study, library research, assignments, presentations, seminars, and project-based learning beyond classroom instruction.
Academic performance is evaluated through assignments, quizzes, presentations, practical work, class tests, and other continuous assessment activities.
Students are encouraged to participate in scientific discussions, workshops, laboratory projects, and research-oriented activities to strengthen analytical and investigative skills.
Learners should effectively utilize digital resources, bioinformatics tools, online databases, e-learning platforms, and scientific journals for academic enrichment.
Students are expected to adhere to the academic regulations, examination rules, practical requirements, laboratory ethics, and code of conduct prescribed by Smt. Indira Gandhi PG College and Maharaja Suhel Dev State University. Active participation in classroom discussions, practical work, assignments, seminars, and continuous assessment activities contributes significantly to academic success.
Comprehensive academic support and vibrant student engagement opportunities.
