Third Semester

English Sem 3 BSB (Dr. Maithry Shinde)

The second year text book 'Inspiring English' has been designed with an objective to make all youngsters learn good English for success in their professional and personal lives. The book has a variety of classic texts chosen from different foreign authors to expose the students to relevant themes and genres. The book focuses on: Prose, Poetry, Vocabulary, Grammar, Writing Skills and Speaking Skills.  In addition to these there is some additional reading added in every unit that would reinforce their learning. Taking a cue from the first year text book, the course aims to build language fluency and accuracy by introducing some grammar and vocabulary components that are upgrading and also very engaging. The course has been designed keeping in view the real life and contextual aspects of language and literature. Literature outcomes  coupled with language outcomes that the course strives for, makes learning holistic and outcome based.

Biotechnology 3 - Molecular Biology & rDNA Technology

Molecular biology explains about the molecular activity in biological species relating to the bio-molecular interactions in the cell including the interactions between the DNA, RNA, protein and biosynthesis as well as the regulation of these interactions. The r-DNA technology is the recombinant DNA technology used as the application tool in various agricultural as well as medicinal benefits by identifying and altering the genes with the help of various enzymatic and recombinant tools

Biochemistry 3 - Bioenergetics, Biological Oxidation & Enzymology

Objective of Course  

          The main objective of this course is to help the students attain the basic knowledge on energy transformations in biological systems as well the key role played by enzymes in metabolisms. To prepare students work confidently on enzyme systems by integrating practical aspects with theory.


Chemistry III

COURSE OBJECTIVES:  This course is designed to gain an understanding the physico-chemical properties of inorganic and organic compounds.