Department of Polymer Chemistry

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The Govt. College Attingal Department of Polymer Chemistry was established in 1995. In the same year, the college began offering graduate courses in polymer chemistry. In 2012, a postgraduate programme in polymer chemistry was initiated. With 146 students and 7 teachers, the department currently employs 153 people. There are currently over 500 alumni in the department, most of whom are well-placed. Each year, 14 students enrol in the MSc, and 36 students enrol in B Sc.                                                                     

Teaching Faculties 

Sl No. Faculty Name Designation Phone Number Action
1 Ms Prabha J. Assistant Professor  9447151726 View More
2 Dr Sumi V. S. (HOD) Assistant Professor  9495538663 View More
3 Ms Thushara R. Assistant Professor  9074412581 View More
4 Dr Soumya S. Assistant Professor  6282249268 View More
5 Dr Archana V. P. Assistant Professor  7907875965 View More
6 Dr Bhagyasree J. B. Assistant Professor  9946215456 View More
7 Dr Adarsh N. Assistant Professor  9061083837 View More

Seminars/Conferences/Workshops Courses Organised

Topic Funded by Seminar/Workshop Month and year

Functional Polymers for Material Applications (polyMAT-2025) 

 

Directorate of Collegiate Education  3-Day National Seminar  December 2025
Functional Polymers for Material Applications (polyMAT-2024)  Directorate of Collegiate Education  3-Day National Seminar  November 2024

Functional Polymers for Material Applications (polyMAT-2023) 

SEMINAR REPORT-PolyMAT-2023

Directorate of Collegiate Education  3-Day National Seminar  November 2023
National workshop on Green Analytical Techniques Directorate of Collegiate Education 3-Day Workshop October 2014
Modern Trends in Chemistry and Polymer Chemistry Directorate of Collegiate Education 3-Day National Seminar November 2016
National Seminar
on
Role of chemistry in a blooming society
Directorate of Collegiate Education 3-Day National Seminar November 2017
National seminar on Theoretical arsenals of modern chemistry Directorate of Collegiate Education 3-Day National Seminar October,2018
National Conference On  Bouquet Of Modern Chemistry Directorate of Collegiate Education 3-Day National Seminar October,2019

       Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension Activities

  • The department’s instructors and students actively take part in the college’s regular and special camping programme.
  • SMT Thushara R. is the convenor of the Science Club, which is run by the department.
  • In honour of World AIDS Day, a discussion was held.
  • Members of the science club posted a weekly Science News Letter about scientific events on the notice board.
  • In collaboration with RUSA, our college hosted a three-day science exhibition called “SASTRAYAN.” Students actively participated in this exhibition, creating posters, charts, working models, and still models. Under Sri’s supervision, science-related videos were also shown in the smart classroom. Sudheer B.
  • To spark students’ interest in science and chemistry through engaging chemistry experiments and a lab class for local schoolchildren.
  • Faculty members are involved in creating autonomous college question papers.
  • cooperation on academic projects with esteemed institutions and organisations such as NIIST, HLL, CUSAT, and NIT Calicut.
  • Our college’s “ORICE” (Online Resources Initiatives of Collegiate Education) is run by Dr. Bhagyasree J. B.

The Department’s SWOT Analysis and Future Plans

Strength Weaknesses
  • Dedicated and experienced faculty
  • Faculty with excellent academic credentials
  • Blended learning as instructional methodology
  • Increased emphasis on providing substantial knowledge, skills and expertise in the area of Polymers
  • Excellent results with university top ranks
  • Strong and focused parent-student-teacher relationships
  • Conducive atmosphere for excellent career growth
  • Labs are well-equipped as per curriculum
  • Smart classroom and department  library with internet facility
  • Nourishing inherent talents and provide platform for extracurricular activities
  • Extra tutorial hours to raise the bar of academic performance
  • Conducting national level seminars, workshops,  conferences and exhibitions periodically
  • Proximity to various R&D establishments
  • Collaboration with leading R&D institutions for academic projects.
  • Possibility for campus placement
  • Frequent Transfer of faculties
  • More effort is needed to improve the research infrastructure on par with state-of-the-art technology
  • Yet to be recognised as university research centre

 

Opportunities

 Students gets opportunities to immerse in research through their project work 

Our  post graduates have gone on to other institutes as part of  their project work, gets a wide opportunity to familiarize the  current trends and development in the areas

By Our output based teaching  students are highly prepared for professional and graduate programs with a foundation in the fundamental principles that professional schools desire. Our graduates have gone on to further studies at various places

……unique training in research using both theoretical and experimental methods

..Our chemistry post-graduates have been successful in obtaining science-related jobs

Consultancy services in related areas

Challenges

· Inadequate lab space

·Lack of availability of most modern laboratory equipment which is necessary for post-graduate experiments

·Absence of safety regulations especially regarding handling and disposal of chemical wastes…

· Heavy work load for faculties  is a limiting  factor to develop their research capabilities

·Lack of regular and competent training programme to faculties

 

Future Plans

  • Upgradation of the department as Research Centre
  • Undertaking Major Research Projects
  • Consultancy services in related areas
  • arranging a well equipped latex analyzing unit and to develop more utility polymers
  • Organising seminars and workshops in new areas of Polymer Chemistry
  • Conversion of all classrooms into smart classrooms with all ICT facilities
  • Full  automation of library along with INFLIBNET facility
  • Equipping the library with  books, journals and modern information resources
  • Modernisation of Laboratory from wet to dry concept using computational softwares

Anusree (BSc, First Rank), Devendu (BSc, Second Rank), University of Kerala 2025.

Jishya (MSc First Rank), Jibisha (MSc Second Rank), University of Kerala 2025.