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The document provides information about admission guidelines for chemistry programs at the University of Lahore (UOL) including Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, Master of Philosophy in Chemistry (M.Phil.), and PhD in Chemistry. It outlines the eligibility criteria, duration, recognition, classes timing, and sample questions for the admission test for each program.

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Department of Chemistry 2

The document provides information about admission guidelines for chemistry programs at the University of Lahore (UOL) including Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, Master of Philosophy in Chemistry (M.Phil.), and PhD in Chemistry. It outlines the eligibility criteria, duration, recognition, classes timing, and sample questions for the admission test for each program.

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ADMISSION GUIDE

FALL 2023

Department of
Chemistry

For Inquiry: UAN: +92 42 111 865 865 WhatsApp: 03251865865


Admission Office: 1-Km Defense Road, Off Raiwind Road, Near Bhobtian Chowk Lahore.
Web: www.uol.edu.pk Email: admissions@uol.edu.pk
Program Name: Bachelor of Science in Chemistry
Program Eligibility 12 Years of Education, Intermediate, F.Sc./ ICS/DAE/A Level or
Equivalent (Physics & Chemistry Combination) with Minimum
45% marks.
Those who have completed 14 Years of Education (B.Sc) or
equivalent, a fast-track enrollment is allowed in the 5th
semester along with 4 Years BS Chemistry Program. Deficiency
courses may be offered to those who are in need of it
Program Duration: 4 Years (08 semesters)

Program Name: Master of Philosophy in Chemistry (M.Phil.)


Program Eligibility: 16 Years of Education
MSc/BS Chemistry or equivalent degree (in relevant field) with Minimum 2.5/4.0
CGPA in semester system or 2nd Division in annual system.
UOL Entry Test and Interview is Mandatory
Recognized By: Higher Education Commission
Specializations:
Organic Chemistry • Physical Chemistry • inorganic Chemistry
Analytical Chemistry • Applied chemistry
Program Duration: 2 Years (04 semesters)

Program Name: PhD in Chemistry (PhD)


Program Eligibility: 16/18 Years of Education, BS/MS/MPhil or Equivalent degree from HEC recognized
university with minimum 3.00/4.00 CGPA in semester system or 60% marks in annual
system.
All the applicants having MS/MPhil or Equivalent degree (18 Years Education) may be
given waiver in coursework as per HEC policy.
UOL Entry Test / Interview is mandatory.
Recognized By: Higher Education Commission
Specializations:
Organic Chemistry • Physical Chemistry • inorganic Chemistry
Analytical Chemistry • Applied chemistry
Program Duration: 3 Years (06 semesters)

* The final List of successful candidates will be made on the basis of students’ Academic marks, Entry
Test marks and interview according to UOL policy.
Classes Timing:
Weekdays-1-Morning–Monday to Friday (8:00am to 5:00pm) for BS Chemistry.
Weekend-Afternoon-Saturday (12:00 pm to 7:00 pm) & Sunday (8:00am to 5:00pm)
for M.Phil. & PhD. programs
BS after 14 years of Education (Weekdays & Weekend)
Guidelines for the Admission Test of M.Phil. Chemistry
Overview

• The test consists of 100 multiple-choice questions.


• Test questions are constructed to simplify mathematical manipulations. As a result, neither scientific calculators
nor electronic devices are usually needed.
• The major part of the test emphasizes the four fields into which chemistry has been traditionally divided
(Organic, Inorganic, Physical, Analytical and Applied), and some interrelationships among the fields. Because
of these interrelationships, individual questions may test more than one field of chemistry.

Content Specifications

I. Organic Chemistry — 20%

II. Inorganic Chemistry — 20%

III. Physical Chemistry — 20%

IV. Analytical Chemistry --- 25%

V. Applied Chemistry— 15%

Sample:

1. Elements which are good catalysts and have ability to change their oxidation number are,

A. Transition elements B. Nobel gases C. Alkalis D. All of them

2. Which of the following form most water soluble hydroxides?

A. K+ B. Ni+2 C. Zn+2 D. Al+3

3. In terms of the “collision of chemical kinetics”, the rate of a chemical reaction is proportional to:
A. The change in free energy s-1 C. The number of collision s-1
B. The change in temperature s-1 D. The number of product molecules

4. Which one of them does not represent Arrhenius Equation?


A. K= Ae-E/RT C. K = AE-RT
B. log10K = log10 A - E/RT D. logeK = loge A - E/RT

5. A device in which incident radiation is converted to electric current is called:


A. A phototube B. An ammeter C. An amplifier D. A voltaic cell
6. Ion exchange chromatography falls into which of the following categories?

A. Liquid-solid B. Gas-solid C. Solid-solid D. Liquid-liquid E. Gas-liquid

7. What is the relationship of the two structures shown below?

A. they are identical.

B. they are conformations of the same structure

C. they are constitutional isomers.

D. they are different compounds with different compositions

8. Which of the following structures is not a resonance contributor to the hybrid defined by the
other three?

9. The gas that will liquefy with most difficulty is:

A. He B. CO2 C. NH3 D. SO2 E. H2O

10. Which of the following is not a polymer?

A. Plastic B. Petroleum C. Glycogen D. Starch E. Natural rubber

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