Secondary and Higher Secondary Boards set up by the State Governments govern the respective courses in respect to bringing out the syllabi, conducting the final examinations and issuing certificates to the successful candidates. The structure of chemical education, as followed in colleges and universities, is represented in Table 2. The Structure of Chemical eEducation in Colleges and Universities Course and Name of the Examinations Duration of the Course 1. Equal weights for three combination subjects are given, e.g., physics, chemistry, mathematics. Various combinations amongst subjects are available.
Chemistry is taught and practical training is provided for three years.
Three years course. Students majoring in chemistry, study the subject in detail for three years. Rigorous practical training is also given. Master of Science Two years course. First year gives emphasis to all main branches of chemistry.