GNDU M.Sc Chemistry: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. Candidates must hold a B.Sc with Chemistry as a major subject from a recognised university with minimum 50% marks (45% for SC/ST). A valid CUET-PG score or merit in qualifying B.Sc marks is required for admission to GNDU Amritsar.

Ans. The total fee for the 2-year M.Sc Chemistry at GNDU Amritsar is INR 1,11,510, payable at INR 55,755 per year (Semester 1: INR 41,915, Semester 2: INR 13,840). Examination fees are charged separately each semester. SC/ST Punjab domicile students may avail post-matric scholarship to offset a significant portion of the fees.

Ans. Graduates of M.Sc Chemistry from GNDU Amritsar can pursue careers as Research chemist, QA analyst, chemistry teacher, lab scientist, industrial chemist. Sectors include Chemical industries, pharmaceutical companies, research laboratories, education sector, and government analytical labs are primary career destinations. Further studies: PhD in Chemistry at GNDU, CSIR-NET Chemical Sciences for research fellowships and lectureships.

Ans. GNDU Amritsar is a NAAC A++ state university with UGC Category I status and one of Punjab’s leading public universities for science education. The Department of Chemistry has experienced faculty, research labs, and a track record in producing alumni in pharma, biotech, and research institutions. The UGC-recognised M.Sc Chemistry degree and relatively low fee make it a strong choice for students targeting research and government science roles in North India.

Ans. CUET-PG is the primary route for M.Sc admission at GNDU Amritsar, consistent with UGC guidelines for public universities. Candidates who appear for CUET-PG with Chemistry can use their score for M.Sc Chemistry admission. GNDU may also consider merit in the qualifying degree for seats not filled through CUET-PG. Check gnduadmissions.org for the final admission policy each year.

Ans. Yes. M.Sc Chemistry from GNDU qualifies for PhD admission in the relevant department at GNDU Amritsar and other central and state universities. GNDU has active research groups in science disciplines. Qualifying CSIR-NET in the relevant subject is required for PhD fellowship. Students can also apply for DBT or DST fellowships after qualifying the national entrance tests.