CSIR NET Chemical Science detailed unit-wise syllabus

CSIR NET Chemical Science detailed unit-wise syllabus has been provided here, along with exam pattern and preparation tips. Candidates opting for CSIR NET Chemical Science can go through the syllabus provided here, which will help in preparation.

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Name of the SectionTotal no. of QuestionsMaximum MarksMarks per QuestionTime Duration
Part ‘A’ (General Science, Quantitative Reasoning & Analysis, and Research Aptitude)20 (Candidate is required to answer any 15 questions)3022 hours
Part ‘B’ (Topics mentioned in Syllabus)40 (Candidate is required to answer any 35 questions)702
Part ‘C’ (Knowledge of scientific concepts and their applications)60 (Candidate is required to answer any 25 questions)1004

 Note: The exam includes a negative marking. Incorrect answers result in a 0.25-mark deduction. Here you may view the CSIR UGC NET Exam Pattern 2024.

Also Read: CSIR NET PDF Notes.

CSIR NET Section-wise Chemical Science Syllabus 2024

Chemical Science Syllabus 2024 is divided into 3 parts: Part A covers all posts, and Parts B and C cover the subject-specific topics. Important topics are enantioselectivity, organic chemistry fundamentals and chiral auxiliaries, nuclear reactions-fission and fusion-enzyme kinetics, etc.

CSIR NET Chemistry Syllabus (Part A)

The CSIR NET Chemical Science Syllabus for Part A is available to candidates in the table below.

ReasoningGraphical Analysis & Data InterpretationNumerical Ability
PuzzlePie-ChartGeometry
Series FormationLine & Bar ChartProportion and Variation
Clock and CalendarGraphTime and Work
Direction and DistanceMode, Median, MeanHCF and LCM
Coding and DecodingMeasures of DispersionPermutation and Combination
Ranking and ArrangementTableCompound and Simple Interest

CSIR NET Chemistry Syllabus 2024 (Part B and C)

Below is the table that includes the CSIR NET Chemical Science Syllabus for Part B and C.

Interdisciplinary Topics
CSIR NET Chemical Science Interdisciplinary TopicsMedicinal chemistry
Supramolecular Chemistry
Environmental chemistry
Chemistry in nanoscience and technology
Catalysis and green chemistry
Organic Chemistry
Common named reactions and rearrangementsApplications of organic synthesis.
Principles of stereochemistryConfigurational and conformational isomerism
Asymmetric induction
Diastereoselectivity
Stereogenicity
Stereoselectivity
Enantioselectivity
Geography of India
Concepts in organic synthesisDisconnection
synthons
protecting groups
linear and convergent synthesis
Asymmetric synthesisResolution – optical and kinetic.
Determination of enantiomeric and diastereomeric excess
Chiral auxiliaries
Asymmetric induction methods– substrate, reagent, and catalyst-controlled reactions
Determination of organic compoundsIR & UV
Mass spectroscopic methods
Pericyclic reactionsCycloaddition
Sigmatropic rearrangements, electrocyclization
Other related concerted reactions.
Organic chemistry’s principles and applications of photochemical reactions
Physical Chemistry
Chemical ApplicationSymmetry elements
Character tables
Group theory
Polymer ChemistryKinetics of polymerization
Molar masses
Atomic StructureSpectroscopy
Antisymmetry principle
Many-electron systems
Solid-state      Bragg’s law and applications
Band structure of solids
Crystal structures
Colloids and surfacesIsotherms and surface area
heterogeneous catalysis
Properties of colloid
Data analysisAbsolute and relative errors
Covariance and correlation coefficient
Mean and standard deviation
Chemical kineticsComplex reactions
Determination of reaction mechanisms
Steady-state approximation
Empirical rate laws and temperature dependence
Enzyme kinetics
Approximate methods of quantum mechanicsPerturbation theory up to second order in energy
Variational principle; and its applications
Molecular spectroscopyBasic principles of magnetic resonance
Electronic spectra
Rotational and vibrational spectra of diatomic molecules
Elementary concepts of MO and VB theoriesHuckel theory
Chemical bonding in diatomics
ElectrochemistryIncludes topics such as Ionic equilibria
Conductometric and potentiometric titrations
DebyeHuckel theory
Inorganic Chemistry
Organometallic compoundsBonding and structure
Bonding and structure
Reactivity, and synthesis.
Organometallics in Homogeneous Catalysis
Nuclear chemistryRadio-analytical techniques
Activation analysis
Nuclear reactions, fission, and fusion
Bioinorganic chemistryPorphyrins
Photosystems
Oxygen transport
Nitrogen fixation.
Metal complexes in medicine
Concepts of acids and basesNon-aqueous solvents
hard-soft acid-base concept
Chemical periodicityPeriodic table
Elements
Groups
Inner transition elementsRedox chemistry
Spectral and magnetic properties
Analytical applications

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