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Duration of the Programme

The Master of Pharmacy (M.Pharm) programme shall extend over a period of two academic years, divided into four semesters.

The curriculum and syllabus for the programme are prescribed and periodically revised by the Pharmacy Council of India, New Delhi.

Minimum Credit Requirements

The minimum credit points required for the award of the M.Pharm degree is 95 credits.

However, students may earn up to 100 credits based on their performance in:

Theory Courses
Practical Courses
Seminars
Assignments
Research Work
Discussions with Supervisor
Journal Club
Co-curricular Activities

These credits are distributed across the four semesters of the programme.

Academic Work

A regular record of attendance must be maintained for the following academic activities:

Theory classes
Practical sessions
Seminars
Assignments
Journal Clubs
Discussions with supervisor
Research work presentation
Dissertation work

Attendance records shall be maintained by the concerned department and teaching staff.

Specializations Offered in M.Pharm

S. No	Specialization	Code
1	Pharmaceutics	MPH
2	Pharmaceutical Chemistry	MPC
3	Pharmaceutical Analysis	MPA
4	Pharmacology	MPL
5	Regulatory Affairs	MRA

Curriculum Structure

M.Pharm – Pharmaceutics

Semester I

Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hours	Credit Points	Hours/Week	Marks
MPH101T	Modern Pharmaceutical Analytical Techniques	4	4	4	100
MPH102T	Drug Delivery System	4	4	4	100
MPH103T	Modern Pharmaceutics	4	4	4	100
MPH104T	Regulatory Affairs	4	4	4	100
MPH105P	Pharmaceutics Practical I	12	6	12	150
–	Seminar / Assignment	7	4	7	100

Total Marks: 650

Semester II

Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hours	Credit Points	Hours/Week	Marks
MPH201T	Molecular Pharmaceutics (Nanotechnology & Targeted DDS)	4	4	4	100
MPH202T	Advanced Biopharmaceutics & Pharmacokinetics	4	4	4	100
MPH203T	Computer Aided Drug Delivery System	4	4	4	100
MPH204T	Cosmetic and Cosmeceuticals	4	4	4	100
MPH205P	Pharmaceutics Practical II	12	6	12	150
–	Seminar / Assignment	7	4	7	100

Total Marks: 650

M.Pharm – Pharmaceutical Chemistry

Semester I

Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hours	Credit Points	Hours/Week	Marks
MPC101T	Modern Pharmaceutical Analytical Techniques	4	4	4	100
MPC102T	Advanced Organic Chemistry – I	4	4	4	100
MPC103T	Advanced Medicinal Chemistry	4	4	4	100
MPC104T	Chemistry of Natural Products	4	4	4	100
MPC105P	Pharmaceutical Chemistry Practical I	12	6	12	150
–	Seminar / Assignment	7	4	7	100

Total Marks: 650

Semester II

Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hours	Credit Points	Hours/Week	Marks
MPC201T	Advanced Spectral Analysis	4	4	4	100
MPC202T	Advanced Organic Chemistry – II	4	4	4	100
MPC203T	Computer Aided Drug Design	4	4	4	100
MPC204T	Pharmaceutical Process Chemistry	4	4	4	100
MPC205P	Pharmaceutical Chemistry Practical II	12	6	12	150
–	Seminar / Assignment	7	4	7	100

Total Marks: 650

M.Pharm – Pharmaceutical Analysis

Semester I

Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hours	Credit Points	Hours/Week	Marks
MPA101T	Modern Pharmaceutical Analytical Techniques	4	4	4	100
MPA102T	Advanced Pharmaceutical Analysis	4	4	4	100
MPA103T	Pharmaceutical Validation	4	4	4	100
MPA104T	Food Analysis	4	4	4	100
MPA105P	Pharmaceutical Analysis Practical I	12	6	12	150
–	Seminar / Assignment	7	4	7	100

Total Marks: 650

Semester II

Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hours	Credit Points	Hours/Week	Marks
MPA201T	Advanced Instrumental Analysis	4	4	4	100
MPA202T	Modern Bio-Analytical Techniques	4	4	4	100
MPA203T	Quality Control and Quality Assurance	4	4	4	100
MPA204T	Herbal and Cosmetic Analysis	4	4	4	100
MPA205P	Pharmaceutical Analysis Practical II	12	6	12	150
–	Seminar / Assignment	7	4	7	100

Total Marks: 650

M.Pharm – Pharmacology

Semester I

Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hours	Credit Points	Hours/Week	Marks
MPL101T	Modern Pharmaceutical Analytical Techniques	4	4	4	100
MPL102T	Advanced Pharmacology – I	4	4	4	100
MPL103T	Pharmacological & Toxicological Screening Methods – I	4	4	4	100
MPL104T	Cellular and Molecular Pharmacology	4	4	4	100
MPL105P	Pharmacology Practical I	12	6	12	150
–	Seminar / Assignment	7	4	7	100

Total Marks: 650

Semester II

Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hours	Credit Points	Hours/Week	Marks
MPL201T	Advanced Pharmacology – II	4	4	4	100
MPL202T	Pharmacological & Toxicological Screening Methods – II	4	4	4	100
MPL203T	Principles of Drug Discovery	4	4	4	100
MPL204T	Experimental Pharmacology	4	4	4	100
MPL205P	Pharmacology Practical II	12	6	12	150
–	Seminar / Assignment	7	4	7	100

Total Marks: 650

M.Pharm – Regulatory Affairs

Semester I

Course Code	Course	Credit Hours	Credit Points	Hrs/Wk	Marks
MRA101T	Good Regulatory Practices	4	4	4	100
MRA102T	Documentation and Regulatory Writing	4	4	4	100
MRA103T	Clinical Research Regulations	4	4	4	100
MRA104T	Regulations and Legislation for Drugs & Cosmetics, Medical Devices, Biologicals & Herbals, Food & Nutraceuticals in India and Intellectual Property Rights	4	4	4	100
MRA105P	Regulatory Affairs Practical I	12	6	12	150
—	Seminar / Assignment	7	4	7	100
Total		35	26	35	650

Semester II

Course Code	Course	Credit Hours	Credit Points	Hrs/Wk	Marks
MRA201T	Regulatory Aspects of Drugs & Cosmetics	4	4	4	100
MRA202T	Regulatory Aspects of Herbal & Biologicals	4	4	4	100
MRA203T	Regulatory Aspects of Medical Devices	4	4	4	100
MRA204T	Regulatory Aspects of Food & Nutraceuticals	4	4	4	100
MRA205P	Regulatory Affairs Practical II	12	6	12	150
—	Seminar / Assignment	7	4	7	100
Total		35	26	35	650

Affiliation : Directorate of Medical Education Board
Approvals : Pharmacy Council of India
Eligibility : Candidates should have passed the Higher Secondary Examination or its equivalent with optional subject Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Botany / Zoology or Mathematics.
Duration of the course : Two Years
Duration D.Pharm Sanctioned Intake : 60 Candidatesof the course : Two Years

Diploma in Pharmacy

D.Pharm course is a diploma in pharmacy program of 2 yrs duration after 10+2 (science stream) which includes 2 yrs of academic study followed by practical training in government hospitals for 500 hours covered in 3 months. The main goal is to educate and train the students for practicing pharmacy. This is the minimum qualification to get registered as a pharmacist in India.

Affiliation: Directorate of Medical Education Board
Approvals: Pharmacy Council of India
Eligibility: Candidates should have passed the Higher Secondary Examination or its equivalent with optional subject Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Botany / Zoology or Mathematics.
Duration of the course: Two Years
D.Pharm Sanctioned Intake : 60 Candidates

Admission procedure for admission to D.Pharm

Candidates should have passed in the Higher Secondary Examination or its equivalent with optional subject Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Botany / Zoology or Mathematics.
Candidates can directly apply to the college for the management seat.
Application for admission can be submitted online.
Management seats will be filled as per the directive of State Govt. as specified from time to time.
Application form completed in all respects should reach the Principal’s office along with the following documents.
Photocopy of mark sheets of the qualifying examination
Photocopy of Transfer Certificate and Conduct Certificate from the Head of the Institution last attended.