History of TheDepartment:

 Government Degree college, Sadasivpet was started in the year 1984 with B.A Humanities. B.Sc.courses were introduced in the year 2009 with combination of Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry (MPC) and Botany, Zoology, Chemistry (BZC). B.Sc (MPC&BZC) English courses started in the academic year 2018-19.B.Sc MCCs Course Started in this academic year 2020-21.

Department has one laboratory, in addition to thatdepartment maintain library.The department was well established and have well equipped with instruments like Conductometers, PH meters,Colorimeters,etc.College admits 60 students every year in BZC,60 students in MPC groups.

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COURSES OFFERED:

1. Chemistry with Mathematics and Physics combination (EM).

2. Chemistry with Botany and Zoology Combination (TM & EM).

3. Chemistry with Mathematics and Computer science (EM).

Students Strength: ACADEMIC YEAR-2020-2021

OUR DEPARTMENTAL INFRASTRUCTURE

Chemistry Department has:

vOne laboratory and maintain DepartmentLibrary .

vHigh cost sophisticated equipment like Colorimeters, conductivity meters, PH meters, Electrical balance (single pan), etc.

vCharts, molecular models

vDepartmental Library with 86 text and reference books.

vAll chemical and glassware required for the practical and projects.

vMoU with Madin lifesciences private limited, Mallapur, Hyderabad

BUDGET DETAILS:

The Department purchased chemicals, equipment and books from the funds allotted from special fee and Government budget. Department procured in the last five years Rs1,56,000/- worth Chemicals and Equipment.

DEPARTMENTAL LIBRARY:

          Department library has 86 text and Reference books.

DETAILS OF TEACHING STAFF

DETAILS OF NON-TEACHING STAFF

 GOVERNMENT DEGREE COLLEGE, SADASIVPET

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

WORKLOAD STATEMENT 2020-2021

The Department of Chemistry has workload of 48 hours per week,in addition to this  involves the students in co-curricular and Extra Curricular activities for 3- 4 hours.

For the Academic Year 2020-2021 Department of Chemistry

TIME TABLE

CURRICULUM VITAE

Name                                         : Dr. D.Karunkar

Fathers name                             : Ramesh Babu

Gender                                       : Male

Date of birth            : 02 April1976

Address

Home address                            :  Plot no 05

Vivekananda nagar colony

Pothireddypalli, Sangareddy-502 295

Office address                            : Government Degree College

Sadasivpet

Sangareddy-dist

Contact No   : 9010525220(mobile),

08455-276507(office)

Educational

Qualifications                              : M.Sc.,Ph.D.

Designation                                 : Assistant Professor of Chemistry

Date of joining                             : 19 Jan, 2002 as JL

05 Nov, 2010 promoted as DL.

Recruitment through                    : A.P.P.S.C

Teaching experience

At U.G & P.G level                      : 10Yrs

Research experience:

1)    Completed Ph.D in chemistry from KakatiyaUniversity during 2001 to 2005

2)    Completed minor research project sanctioned by UGC.

3)    27 research papers published (list of publications enclosed) in national & international journals

4)    Attended five National Seminars and four international seminars.

5)    Acted as research supervisor in Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, HyderabadT.Sand inSri SatyaSai University of Medical Science and Technology, Sehore,  Madhyapradesh.

Administrative Experience:

1)    Acted as In-charge NCC officer (2010-13)

2)    Acted as In-charge Dept. of chemistry at NMGDC Jogipet. (2011-13)

3)    Co-ordinator for M.Sc (organic chemistry) 2012- 13. In NMGDC, Jogipet.

4)    In-charge Dept. of chemistry at Tara govt. U.G&P.G. college SangareddyNov,2013-30^thJune 2018

5)    Co-coordinator for UGC at Tara govt. U.G & P.G. College SangareddyNov,2013- 30^thjune  2018.

6)    GCGTA Union unit president at NMGDC Jogipet (2012-13)

7)    Attended Orientation course from 2.12.2011 to 31.12.11 at Academic Staff College, Osmania  University, Hyderabad.

8)    Attended Refresher course from March,2013 to April , 2013 at JNTU Hyderabad.

9)    Acted as a Controller of Examinations, Tara Government College (Autonomous), Sangareddy in between June2016 – June 2018.

10)Program Officer, NSS UNIT-I, Government Degree College, Sadasivpet from 6^th July 2018 to till today.

11)Co-ordinator for UGC , Government Degree College, Sadasivpet from  6^th July 2018 to till today

12)Co-ordinator for Haritaharamprogram at Government Degree College, Sadasivpet.

Publications:

1.     Synthesis of 3-aryl-5-N-(3-methyl-5-styryl-4-isoxazolyl)-4,6-dioxopyrrolo(3,4-d)-7,8-dihydroisoxazoles. Rajanarender.E, Karunakar.D, Srinivas.M, Indian journal of Chemistry. Section-B organic and medicinal chemistry 42(8),pp.1997-1999,2003.

2.     Michael additions on isoxazole derivatives under solvent-free conditions. . Rajanarender.E, Karunakar.D, Ramesh P,Indian journal of Chemistry. Section-B organic and medicinal chemistry 42(8),pp.1994-1996,2003.

3.     Synthesis of isoxazolyl pyrimidine diones&isoxazolylthiazolidinones. . Rajanarender.E, Karunakar.D,Afzal.Md, Indian journal of Chemistry. Section-B organic and medicinal chemistry 42(2),pp.353-357,2003.

4.     Microwave-induced acetoacetylation of isoxazolyl amines with beeta-keto esters. . Rajanarender.E, Karunakar.D, RamuK,Indian journal of Chemistry. Section-B organic and medicinal chemistry 43(11),pp.2488-2490,2004.

5.     Synthesis and bioactivity of isoxazolylthiazoles, isoxazolyl chromen-2-ones, isoxazolylthiazinanes and isoxazolylthiazolidinones. . Rajanarender.E, Karunakar.D,Srinivas.M,Indian journal of Chemistry. Section-B organic and medicinal chemistry 43(3),pp.643-648,2004.

6.     Synthesis of isoxzolylpyrazolo(3,4-d) thiazoles and isoxazolylthiazole and their antibacterial and antifungal activity. . Rajanarender.E, Karunakar.D,Afzal.Md,Indian journal of Chemistry. Section-B organic and medicinal chemistry 43 pp-168,2004.

7.     Microwavw assisted synthesis of new isoxazolyltriazinethiones and isoxazolyl-oxadiazinethiones in dry media. . Rajanarender.E, Karunakar.D, RamuK,Ramesh , Journal of Heterocyclic Chemistry 42(4), pp.711-715,2005.

8.     Synthesis of imidazole, coumarin and isoxazole containing new heterocyclic compunds and their derivatives, .Rajanarender.E, Karunakar.D,Srinivas.M,Indian journal of Chemistry. Section-B organic and medicinal chemistry 44(3),pp.563-567,2005.

9.     Cyclo addition of nitile imines and Diels alder reaction of anthracene to isoxazolylmaleimides.. Rajanarender.E, Karunakar.D,Srinivas.M,Ramu K, Heterocyclic communications 11(5),pp.441-444,2003.

10.  A one pot synthesis of 3-methyl 5-aryl-4H-pyrrolo-(2,3-d) isoxazolyl. Rajanarender.E, Karunakar.D, Mohan G, Ramesh P, tetrahedron letters, 47, 2006, 4957.

11.  Microwave assisted rapid and efficient synthesis of 2,2-benzoisoxazoles. . Rajanarender.E, Karunakar.D,Kalyanrao.E, Indian journal of Chemistry.45,2006,805.

12.  A facile one step synthesis of 3(3-methyl isoxazolo (4,5-B) pyridine-N-Oxide-6-yl)chromen-2-Ones and their deoxygenation. . Rajanarender.E, Karunakar.D, Ramesh P, Heterocyclic commun 12,2006,355.

13.  Synthesis of 5-methyl-2(2-methyl/phenyl imino-3-(3-methyl-5-styryl-isoxazole-4-yl)-2,3-dihydro-thiazole-4-carboxyl)-2, 4-hydro-pyrazole-3-ones, 1,3,4-oxadiazoles and 4-oxo-thiazolidine-5-ylidene-acetic acid methyl esters. . Rajanarender.E, Karunakar.D,Ramu K, Heterocyclic commun 12,2006,123.

14.  Synthesis of isoxazolylthiazolidinones and their 1-H NMR characteristics. Rajanarender.E, Karunakar D, Kalyanrao E, Indian journal of Heterocyclic Chemistry.,17,2008,305.

15.  Design and synthesis of new(E)-2-((3-methyl-5-isoxazol-4-yl)Amino)-N-(4-Oxo-2-Phenylthiazolodin-3-yl)Acetamide Derivatives as potential Antimicrobial Agents. KarunakarDasa, Suvarna T, NagiReddy,Y.N.Reddy. WIPPS vol.4,08,2015,1330-1346.

16.  Molecular docking studies of deacetylbisacodyl with intestinal sucrose – Maltage enzyme: RamchanderMerugu, Uttam Kumar Neerudu, KarunakrDasa, Kalpana V Singh, International Journal of advances in scientific research 2016, 2(12), 191-193.

17.  Synthesis, spectral characterization and biological evaluation of Transition metal complexes of amide co-ordinating ligands: Bhaskar S, SanthoshiCh, KarunakarDasa, RohiniRondla, KrishnamRajuAtcha, Muralidhar Reddy P.ISSN: 2458-6683,date:30/11/2017.

18.  Cobalt(ll), Nickel(ll),Copper(ll) and zinc(ll) complexes of new N,N-Bis(Thiophen-2-ylmethylene)Benzene-1,2-Diamine:Synthesis, spectroscopic and antibacterial studies: Sanjeev A, Bhaskar S, Nasreen SK, Naresh Reddy N, Karunakar D, Ramesh P, Muralidhar, Der pharma chemical 2018, 10(7).28-31(ISSN0975-413X)

19.  Assessment of industrial units Discharge effluent influence on Ground water excellence in east Godavari area: Rmarao D, ElishababuG,Mehar MVK, karunakar D, International Journal of Engineering Science Invention(ISSN:2319-6734,ISSMN(PRINT):2319-6726)WWW.ijesi.orgpp 29-31.

20.  Interaction between soil erosion processes and fire; Implications for the dynamics of  breeding islands. Madhavi V, KarunakarDasa, SPJMR journal, Vol.6,issue 2,2016 (ISSN   :2394-2886)

21.  Shows water and wind erosion use on site relative impact on total soil erosion. Madhavi V,   KarunakarDasa, SPJMR journal, vol.6, issue2, 2016 (ISSN : 2394-2886)

22.  A Study on organic fertilizer. Sharada B, KarunakarDasa, Research Review international  journal of multidisciplinary Vol.04, issue.02,February 2019; 467-469 (ISSN 2455-3085)

23.  A Study on catalyst for organic transformation. Jyothi P, KarunakarDasa, Research Review international journal of multidisciplinary Vol.04, issue.02, February 2019;470- 472(ISSN 2455-3085)

24.  A Study on dyes in various chemical process. Manohar V, KarunakarDasa , Research review international journal of multidisciplinary Vol.04, issue.02,February 2019; 473-475 (ISSN 2455-3085)

25.  A study on extraction of Heavy metal. Manohar V, KarunakarDasa, Globus An International journal of management & IT, Vol-09,No.(2), Jan-jun 2018;1-3(ISSN 0975-721X)

26.  Synthesis , characterization and invitro studies of metal complexes derived from isoxazole Schiff base. KarunakarDasa, BhaskarSanggella, Anil Kumar Marupaka, Karunakar Rao kundle, RamchanderMerugu and Muralidharreddy P. Journal of Applicable chemistry 2019,8(4);1568-1577(ISSN 2278-1862)

27.  A Study of Neodymium Nitrate complexetion in aqueous methanol. Nazeeruddin, KarunakarDasa, Airo international research journal vol.XVI, April 2018;908-919 (ISSN 2320-3714)

Result analysis of Chemistry Department

UNIVERSITY EXAM RESULTS OF CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT

GOVERNMENT DEGREE COLLEGE SADASIVPET

2014-15

2015-16

2016-17

2017-18

2018-19

2018-19

2019-2020

STRENGTH PARTICULARS OF THE ADMITTED STUDENTS FOR LAST FIVE YEARS AND CURRENT YEAR:

YEARWISE STRENGTH OF THE CURRENT ACADEMIC YEAR 2020-2021:

SOCIAL BACKGROUND OF B.Sc.(BZC & MPC)2020-2021 STUDENTS:

SEVEN CRITERION WISE DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES:

I.CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES/ASPECTS:

1. Annual curricular plan (ACP)

ACP of Department is prepared at the beginning of the academic year in which teaching and all other activities like additional input, field trip, bridge course, remedial classes etc are included.

2. Review of syllabus:

In the Department meeting review of completion of syllabus is discussed regularly and necessary steps are taken to complete the syllabus as per the schedule.

3. Seminars:

Department of Chemistry conducted two day national seminar on “Synthetic Methodology and modern approaches in chemical science and technology”. The following Invited talks are arranged in the seminar:

1.     Chasing natural products that were never there by Dr.D.K.Mohapatra, Principal scientist CSIR-IICT, Hyderabad.

2.     Green protocols for development of new synthetic methodologies by Dr. A.Srinivas Reddy, Associate scientific officer, GVK-BIO, Hyderabad.

3.     Transition metal catalysis by Dr.G.Satyanarayana, Associate Professor, IIT Hyderabad.

4.     Chemistry, a navigator in medicine by Dr.B.Enosh, General Physician, UK.

5.     Bioinspired Molecular Approaches to solar energy conversion by Dr.SomnathMaji, Assistant professor, IIT Hyderabad.

6.     Introduction to Drug discovery and development of anticancer agents by Dr.M.Satyanarayana, Assistant Professor, Telanagana University, Nizambad.

7.     Synthesis of Anthracene based materials for organic light emitting devices by Dr.Naresh Kumar Katari, Assistant professor, GITAM Uiversity.

8.     New mouth cleaners with positive charged magnetic particles by Dr.P.Muralidhar Reddy, Assistant professor, Osmania University

Certain topics are assigned to the students of B.Sc.-I, II& III year to participate in seminar. Many students actively participated in seminars. List of few students and the topics assigned to them are given below.

4. Group Discussion:

          Students of each class are divided into two groups and each group is given separate topic to discuss among the students of the same group in the presence of staff members. Finally each group is asked to prepare questionson the topic.

5. Quiz Program:

Quiz questions are prepared at the end of each topic. The class students divided into two or more groups and encouraged them to participate in quiz program. Students from all classes participated actively.

6. Field Trips:

Department arranges field trip. The lastyear(2019-20)Department arranged the filed trip for B.Sc. students to “Everest Organics Limited” Aroor, Sangareddy Dist.

Lab techniques involved in quality control and the knowledge Chromatograpy and HPLC were better understood by the students.

Students were well inspired by actual witnessing of manufacture procedure of different drugs, quality controlled techniques and usage of latest equipment in it.

Students visited water plant at siddapur and learn the purification of water in the academic year 2016-17.

This year Department has been planning  to visit AurobindoPharmaceutical ,Narsapur in the month of December, 2021.

7. Correspondence with the chairman, Board of studies:

Department has written a request letter to the chairman BOS, OU, Hyderabad regarding change and rearrangement of revised syllabus and work-shop on chemistry practicals.

8. Additional Curricular inputs:

i)                 Modules:The following latest and useful topics in addition to the prescribed syllabus taught to the students to provide advanced and updated knowledge in the subject of chemistry.

a)    Classification of molecules into point groups

b)    Material Science

c)     Green Chemistry

d)    House hold chemistry

ii)               Paper clippings: Paper cuttings are collected by the students, magazines etc relating to latest and research topics in the chemistry.

II. TEACHING, LEARNING AND EVALUATION:

Teaching method and Teaching AIDS:

Teaching method involves an informativelecture, accompanied by demonstrations wherever necessary. Apart from black board and chalks all faculty members use charts, molecular models, LCD projector to make lecture more comprehensive.

From the academic year 2020-2021 video lessons are uploaded in you tube channel and link is sent to students.

E-CONTENT

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1uiR0EwDBomY700m9t6SNAo4NS4iMETb?usp=sharing

The above link contain ppts of the following units :

1.     Coordination chemistry

2.     Chemical kinetics

3.     Heterocyclic compounds

4.     Hydroxy compounds

5.     Nitro hydrocarbons.

https://youtu.be/rBY5C2HZj_U

https://youtu.be/17K-pwl9Ngl

https://youtu.be/_LbJJnrTheM

The above video links belongs to inductive, mesomeric and hyperconjugation.

https://youtu.be/_o0miNKNtNA

The above video link belong to types of organic reactions.

https://youtu.be/9F2ifYi5C7U

https://youtu.be/23M4giTOEfM

https://youtu.be/H-BIBi02c4I

The above video links belongs to coordination chemistry.

https://youtu.be/JzMs4OZ6w44

https://youtu.be/3Y_IqqBQ7BQ

https://youtu.be/e2CJCXUG4Zo

The above video links belongs to chemical kinetics

https://youtu.be/3dr28E2cQO4

https://youtu.be/Lx5Kj9Xq7aI

https://youtu.be/yODMA3eJN38

The above video links belongs to hydroxyl compounds

https://youtu.be/jDRPqhFnweE

The above video link belongs to Hetero cyclic compounds.

https://youtu.be/XlMpZBBZFd8

https://youtu.be/NFA8UDFfXLg

https://youtu.be/2st54OWufFw

https://youtu.be/S-ycG5JVsbU

https://youtu.be/R2fAXhzckyA

The above video link belongs to thermodynamics

https://youtu.be/VP8Xr6_VYIg

The above video link belongs to carboxylic acids.

https://youtu.be/an_igETrw44

https://youtu.be/349LMAHJOS8

The above video links belongs to amines.

MANA T.Vis available to the students to watch and listen to lectures delivered by experts in chemistry.

Extension Lectures:Every year the Department arranges extension/ guest lectures for the benefit the students. These are the following extension lectures arranged.

The following faculty members of this college were invited as resource person to deliver extension/guest lecture in other colleges.

Topic: One Day online National Work Shop on Advanced Technologies in Biological and Chemical Sciences.Time: Jan 28, 2022 

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