Four pharmacy programs across four disciplines, taught by a faculty active in research, clinical practice and teaching.
From undergraduate to doctorate, each program is taught laboratory-first and aligned with PCI norms.
The foundational undergraduate program — broad coverage of pharmaceutics, pharmacology, pharmacognosy and pharmaceutical chemistry, with laboratory work in every semester.
A clinically oriented doctoral program for pharmacists who want to work in patient care — hospitals, clinical research, pharmacovigilance, drug-information services.
A three-year clinical doctorate for B.Pharmacy graduates — direct entry into the Pharm.D programme's clinical phase, leading to the same Pharm.D qualification.
Two-year postgraduate program with five specialization tracks — pick the discipline you want to deepen into for R&D, regulatory, academic or industrial roles.
A two-year diploma — the quickest route to a registered-pharmacist qualification, focused on dispensing, community and hospital pharmacy practice.
Research doctorate for scholars pursuing original work in pharmaceutical sciences. Pair with a faculty guide in your area and contribute to the department's publication output.
This department is involved in screening of natural and synthetic drugs for their pharmacological activities using in vitro and in vivo models involving preclinical and toxicological studies. Knowledge on experimental skill is imparted to students through computer aided visuals.
The department imparts profound knowledge of traditional systems of medicines and studies safety, efficacy and biological activity of herbal plants and products. The area of research involves identification and investigation of medicinal plants for their phytochemical, pharmacological and microbiological activities.
It comprises of a well organized research wing which works to understand the safety, efficacy and biological action of different formulations and designing of novel drug delivery systems like sustained, controlled, transdermal, ocular, mucoadhesive and targeted drug delivery systems.
The department is established in 2006, well equipped and works on the designing and development of new molecules for various diseases of CNS, CVS, Pain, inflammation, cancer, TB etc. using advanced tools, synthetic methodologies and techniques. It is also engaged in research on natural products. The department has experienced faculty and the alumni are 100% placed in various sectors.
Heads of department, professors, associate and assistant faculty — distributed across the four departments and active in research.
