Master of Science (Nutrition & Dietetics)/Batch 2025-27/Semester 2/PN Specialization
    Co1 To be able to construct dietary interventions and dietary guidelines based on nutritional knowledge in health & disease management. CO2 To be able to critically analyze the dietary requirements and design therapeutic diet plans for patients suffering from various medical conditions. CO3 To demonstrate and prepare menu plans using priniciples of medical nutrition therapy to prepare tailoerd recommendations to the patients in the nutrition labortatory.
    Catalogue Code: T4748
    Course Type: Generic Core Course
    Total Credit: 3
    Credits (Theory): 0
    Credits (Practical): 3
    No. of Hours: 90
    Internal Marks: 90
    External Marks : 60
    Total Marks: 150
    Experiential Learning: Yes
    Primary Purpose of Course: Other
    Primary Orientation of the Course: Professional Ethics
    Course Code: 406420214
    Floating Credit: No
    Audit Course: No
    Course Needs: National
      To acquire knowledge of dietary requirements and co-relate it for optimization of health.
      To be able to analyze the significance of nutrition in management of various life style diseases for better health and well being.
      To create dietary management plans for different clinical conditions based on the evidence-based guidelines.
      Catalogue Code: T4747
      Course Type: Generic Core Course
      Total Credit: 3
      Credits (Theory): 3
      No. of Hours: 45
      Internal Marks: 90
      External Marks : 60
      Total Marks: 150
      Experiential Learning: No
      Primary Purpose of Course: Employablity
      Primary Orientation of the Course: Professional Ethics
      Course Code: 406420213
      Floating Credit: No
      Audit Course: No
      Course Needs: National
        To study the core concepts of human genetics
        To understand the concepts of nutrient interactions with genes
        To study and understand the concept of environment and gene interaction
        To be able to evaluate relevant scientific literature in gene, nutrient and environmental interactions and understand its application in individualized diet prescription
        Catalogue Code: T4752
        Course Type: Generic Core Course
        Total Credit: 3
        Credits (Theory): 3
        No. of Hours: 45
        Internal Marks: 90
        External Marks : 60
        Total Marks: 150
        Experiential Learning: No
        Primary Purpose of Course: Employablity
        Primary Orientation of the Course: Other
        Course Code: 406420212
        Floating Credit: No
        Audit Course: No
        Course Skill Type: Others
        Course Needs: Global
          "To study and demonstrate knowledge in cell and molecular biology including molecularevents that control growth, development and morphological characteristics of
          organisms."
          "To critically evaluate relevant scientific literature in cell and molecular biology and demonstrate comprehension of the nature, scope and ethical issues through written and oral tasks.
          "To be able to communicate cell and molecular biology principles and data effectively to diverse audiences and in a variety of written and oral formats. To work and learn effectively both independently and collaboratively.
          Catalogue Code: T4768
          Course Type: Generic Core Course
          Total Credit: 3
          Credits (Theory): 3
          No. of Hours: 45
          Internal Marks: 90
          External Marks : 60
          Total Marks: 150
          Experiential Learning: No
          Primary Purpose of Course: Employablity
          Primary Orientation of the Course: Other
          Course Code: 406420211
          Floating Credit: No
          Audit Course: No
          Course Skill Type: Others
          Course Needs: Global