The Department,  which has been an integral part of the  College ever since its inception offering instruction in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry to students of the various core branches of engineering,  is devoted to foster the understanding of  basic scientific principles . The academic programs of this department are designed to meet the requirements of the fast growing technology.

The Department offers several educational programs for undergraduate and postgraduate students. The overriding objectives of these programs are,

• To inform and motivate students to study the fundamental aspects of science and its applications
• To teach Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics for U.G. and P.G. programmes
• To enable the students to analyse and apply mathematical and scientific techniques in engineering technology
• To encourage students to pursue careers in science and engineering

Uniqueness

First year B.Tech students are introduced to the world of science and engineering through programs that engage them in various activities under the effective guidance of the faculty. The Department of Basic Sciences caters for the analytic requirements of the B.Tech and M.Tech students.

Faculty

The Department of Basic Sciences comprises ten full time faculty members, of whom three are in Mathematics, two in Physics and two in Chemistry. All  of our faculty hold doctoral degrees. While continuing service to other departments, the faculty of the department also make efforts for continuous self-improvement and development as a research department in the field of science and technology.

The Department of Basic Science has a special mission to foster collaborative, interdisciplinary research in different areas of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics that will address the future needs of the society. The Department promotes collaboration among the faculty as well as between Amal Jyothi faculty and researchers of other institutions, industry and government laboratories. The research activities of the department focus on the following areas: