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INFRASTRUCTURE OF NNMCOP,BUILDING LAY OUT

NNMCOP BLOCK I AND II:-

NNMCOP is Located Near A Popular Land Mark And Historical Place Of Up State Ayodhya Of U.P Gonda City Is Located About 38.1 Km For From NNMCOP Might Take 35 Minutes To Each Ayodhya Is Just 9 Km From The Institute May Take A Travelling Time Of 15 Minutes; Gonard Hospital Is Just 1 Km From Thw Institute May .The Capital City Of U.P Is 125 Km (About 3 Hrs) From The Institute.

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Various department of Pharmaceutical Sciences in NNMCOP

1. Department of Pharmaceutics:

Pharmaceutics is a core part of pharmacy course and is related to the Manufacturing, formulation and dispending of dosage forms or pharmaceutical products. It needs a complete understanding of Physical chemistry, Microbiology, Drug regulatory affairs, Bio-pharmaceutics, chemistry and analytical chemistry.

Pharmaceutics is the core of pharmacy course which provides the knowledge and practice of manufacturing, storage, preservation, utilization and pharmacokinetics of drug products. It includes the study of advanced drug delivery systems, nanotechnology-based delivery systems and biotechnology-based drug delivery systems also.

The department of Pharmaceutics is involved in imparting knowledge in the various fields of advanced pharmaceutics and novel drug delivery systems. The department is well equipped with post graduate research laboratories and an undergraduate laboratory including a well-equipped industrial pharmacy laboratory (Machine room) having all modern equipment essential for carrying our regular as well as research activities in pharmaceutics.

Thrust Area-

The department in collaboration with other research divisions of the Faculty of Pharmacy and research centres across RUAS is capable of providing a wide range of formulation development activities to facilitate the commercialization of pre-approved active pharmaceutical ingredients, new molecular entities, drug products, and other novel excipients

• ⮚ Preformulationcharacterization
• ⮚ Solubility enhancement techniques
• ⮚ Modification of conventional dosage forms
• ⮚ Multi-particulate Drug Delivery Systems
• ⮚ Ocular Drug Delivery Systems
• ⮚ Transdermal Drug Delivery Systems
• ⮚ Polymer technology
• ⮚ Neutraceuticals

Major Research Area:-

1. Solubility enhancement techniques (Spray drying, Hot melt extrusion, Lyophilisation).
2. Spray coating technology (R&D coater)
3. Particle size reduction (Probe sonicator, High speed homogenizer).
4. Targeted drug delivery systems.
5. Nanotechnology based drug delivery systems.
6. Carbon nanotubes carrier based drug delivery systems.
7. Niosomes, Liposomes and Ethosomes based drug delivery systems.
8. Nanocomposite based drug delivery systems.
9. Silicon Nanoparticles based drug delivery systems.
10. Osmotic controlled drug delivery systems.
11. Ophthalmic drug delivery systems.
12. Transdermal drug delivery systems.
13. Herbal based drug delivery systems.

Special Feature of the department of Pharmaceutics:-

The Department of Pharmaceutics has a rich tradition of innovation and a commitment to advancing health through new knowledge. Faculty members make significant contributions to enhancing understanding of drug action and delivery. Pharmaceutics is the study of the quantitative aspects of drug delivery. It involves the design, development and evaluation of drugs in combination with an appropriate dosage form. A pharmaceutical scientist:

1. Characterizes physical properties of drugs
2. Develops innovative delivery systems for drugs
3. Quantitatively evaluates drug absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion, and pharmacological activity in the living organism.

PhD Programs:-

The PhD Programs in Pharmaceutics prepares students for research in the development and testing of drug products, including investigating interactions of drugs with complex biological systems and the physical and chemical formulation of drugs for delivery. Specializations include:

1. Pharmacokinetics
2. Pharmacodynamics
3. Drug metabolism
4. Crystal engineering
5. Polymer-based drug delivery
6. Biophysical chemistry
7. Molecular Biopharmaceutics

Research Areas:-

Pharmaceutics is the science of delivering biologically active compounds to the body through strategies that are designed to elicit an optimal therapeutic response. An understanding of pharmaceutics allows scientists to convert a potential drug into an effective medicine that can be administered to patients in a safe and convenient manner. Our department concentrates on four areas of pharmaceutics:

1. Biopharmaceutics, the study of absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion of drugs and toxins in the body
2. Pharmacokinetics, the study of the disposition of a drug or toxin once it enters the body, especially in relation to time and concentration
3. Drug Delivery, the development of the most appropriate form or method for administering a pharmaceutical compound
4. Nanotechnology and Nano Medicine, the design of medical interventions at the scale of molecules and atoms

Our research leads directly to new strategies for maximizing the efficacy of drug therapy while minimizing its potential for toxicity and side effects, or both. At the same time, our research provides new insights into the molecular, cellular, and clinical bases of human disease. This is knowledge critical to improving human health and wellness.

UG and Diploma Pharmaceutics subjects taught in the lab

These laboratories provide knowledge about the manufacturing of pharmaceutical preparations and help in training the students in drug formulations like tablets, capsules, parenteral, ointments, creams, eye drops, syrups, drug interaction, stability, shelf-life studies, etc. Different aspects of filling, packing, sealing, and labelling are studied by the students.

The objectives of these labs are to provide practical exposure to the budding pharmacists on Physical Pharmaceutics, Manufacturing Operations, Preformulation Screening Tests, Designing Evaluation and Pharmacokinetic study of solid, liquid, semisolid dosage forms including Novel Drug Delivery. Which curtail the drug dose and minimizes the drug adverse reactions with excellent patient compliance.

The Department is equipped with the state of art laboratories and modern facilities which have been considered as the most sophisticated infrastructure in this region. The Department has different laboratories to deal with the curricular content in the areas of pharmaceutics, physical pharmaceutics, pharmaceutical microbiology, pharmaceutical engineering, pharmaceutical technology, industrial pharmacy and biopharmaceutics in the B. Pharm and D. Pharm

Major Equipment’s Available:

1. Tablet punching machine
2. Dissolution rate test apparatus
3. Disintegration test apparatus
4. UV/ VIS Spectrophotometer
5. Rotary flash evaporator
6. Laminar Air Flow
7. Laboratory Mixer
8. Rotary shaker
9. Brookfield viscometer
10. Humidity control oven
11. Analytical Balance
12. Hot Air Oven
13. Friability test apparatus

Laboratory Entry: -

1. Dress properly during a laboratory activity
2. Long hair, dangling jewellery, and loose or baggy clothing are a hazard in the laboratory.
3. Long hair must be tied back, and dangling jewellery and baggy clothing must be secured.
4. Cut Nails, Shave your beard (for Gents)
5. Wash hands with soap solution
6. Wear proper gowning (Lab coat / Apron)
7. Wear Safety shoe & Shoes must completely cover the foot.
8. No sandals allowed in Laboratory.

Job Opportunities relevant to their Pharmaceutics Department

1. Teaching and Education Jobs
2. Pharmaceutical Firms
3. Drug Control Administration
4. Chemist Shops
5. Hospitals

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2. Department of Pharmaceutical chemistry:

ABOUT THE PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY LAB.

Pharmaceutical chemistry is a core part of pharmacy course and is related to the design (drug design) and synthesis of biologically active molecule. The aim is to gain new chemical molecules that could enable the discovery of new pharmaceuticals or optimize already known drug structures, thereby to expand the portfolio of chemical drugs. Although organic chemistry plays a crucial role, only knowledgeable pharmaceutical chemists are able to work effectively in a highly interdisciplinary environment and interact with scientists in other disciplines, such as molecular biology, structural biology, pharmacology, physical chemistry, biochemistry, pharmacokinetics, pharmaceutical technology, toxicology or with experts from the field of translational medicine. It needs a complete understanding of Physical chemistry, Microbiology, Drug regulatory affairs, Biopharmaceutical, chemistry and analytical chemistry. Pharmaceutical chemistry is the core of pharmacy course which provides the knowledge and practice of synthesis, chemical structure, chemical nature, composition, preparation, study of physical and chemical properties, methods of quality control and condition of their use.

The subject further sub-divided into various branch like

1. Inorganic chemistry
2. Organic chemistry
3. Analytical chemistry
4. Physical chemistry
5. Phytochemistry
6. Medicinal chemistry
7. Biochemistry

   The department of pharmaceutical chemistry is involved in imparting knowledge in the various fields of advanced pharmaceutical chemistry and novel drug design. The department is well equipped with post graduate research laboratories and an undergraduate laboratory including a well-equipped pharmaceutical chemistry laboratory having all modern equipment essential for carrying our regular as well as research activities in pharmaceutical chemistry.

   Thrust Areas-

   The department in collaboration with other research divisions of the Faculty of Pharmacy and research centres is capable of providing a wide range of drug design activities to facilitate the new drug research.

   1. Synthesis
   2. Isolation
   3. Identification
   4. Structural elucidation
   5. Structural modification
   6. Structural activity relationship SAR
   7. Chemical characteristics
   8. Biochemical change
   9. Pharmacological effect

   Special Feature of the department of Pharmaceutical chemistry

   The Department of Pharmaceutical chemistry has a rich tradition of innovation and a commitment to advancing health through new knowledge. Faculty members make significant contributions to enhancing understanding of synthesis, identification, physicochemical properties of new drug.

   Pharmaceutical chemistry in chemistry as it is the important aspects of making drugs, capsules by reducing their side effects and it is only possible when you have the knowledge of organic chemistry. Pharmaceutical basically address the problem in drug formulation. Pharmaceutical in chemistry has a great career scope in biological companies.

   PhD Programs

   The PhD Programs in Pharmaceutical chemistry will provide in-depth training in pharmaceutical and medicinal chemistry that fosters the discovery and development of novel therapeutic agents, efficient and scalable chemical processes related to synthesis and manufacture and robust testing frameworks for effectiveness and toxicological purposes.

   UG and Diploma Pharmaceutical chemistry subjects taught in the lab

   These laboratories provide knowledge about the synthesis, identification and characterisation of pharmaceutical compounds and help in training the students in drug synthesis like Aspirin, Paracetamol, Alkaloids, Pyrazoles, Quinolines, Drug interaction, Stability, Shelf-life studies etc.

   The objectives of these labs are to provide practical exposure to the budding pharmacists on Physical chemistry, Organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, Analytical chemistry of various compounds including pharmacokineticproperties of drugs. Which curtail the drug dose and minimizes the drug adverse reactions with excellent patient compliance.

   The Department is equipped with the state of art laboratories and modern facilities which have been considered as the most sophisticated infrastructure in this region.

   The Department has different laboratories to deal with the curricular content in the areas of Pharmaceutical chemistry as Physical chemistry, Organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, Analytical chemistry in the B.Pharm and D.Pharm.

   Major Equipment’s Available in Pharmaceutical chemistry lab:

   1. Colorimeter
   2. Photo electric colorimeter
   3. Vacuumed filtration
   4. UV/ VIS Spectrophotometer
   5. Conical flask
   6. Boiling flask
   7. Beakers
   8. Volumetric flask
   9. Thermometer
   10. Bunsen burner
   11. Spectrophotometer
   12. Refractometer
   13. Conductivity meter
   14. Polarimeter
   15. Infra-red

   Laboratory Entry: -

   There should be Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for laboratory entry. Before entering the Lab ensure: -

   1. Dress properly during a laboratory activity
   2. Long hair, dangling jewellery, and loose or baggy clothing are a hazard in the laboratory.
   3. Long hair must be tied back, and dangling jewellery and baggy clothing must be secured.
   4. Cut Nails, Shave your beard (for Gents)
   5. Wash hands with soap solution
   6. Wear proper gowning (Lab coat / Apron)
   7. Wear Safety shoe & Shoes must completely cover the foot.
   8. No sandals allowed in Laboratory.

   Job Opportunities relevant to their Pharmaceutical chemistry Department

   1. Teaching and Education Jobs
   2. Pharmaceutical Firms
   3. Drug Control Administration
   4. Chemist Shops
   5. Hospitals
   6. Pharmaceutical Industries
   

   

   Crystallization process and condensation by air condenser

   

   

   Titration of Chemical

   

   

   PHARMACETICAL CHEMISTRY AND ANALYSIS LABS

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   3. Department of Pharmacognosy

   ABOUT PHARMACOGNOSY DEPARTMENT

   Pharmacognosy lab provides adequate facilities for morphological and microscopical studies of cells and tissues in different parts like root, stem, leaf, flower, fruit and seed of natural plants, identification and standardization of crude drugs. This lab provides an opportunity for the students to gain the knowledge of physicochemical properties of the natural products and natural medications also the identification tests, extraction, isolation, detection, determination and the estimation of natural products, quantitative and qualitative analysis of drugs and phytoconstituents extracted from medicinal plants. This lab also provides an opportunity for the students to gain the knowledge of plant tissue culture techniques, crop improvement, hybridization and colonal propagation etc.

   This lab is well equipped with various instruments like projection microscope, binocular microscope, laminar air flow, incubator, Incinerator, Clevenger’s apparatus,Soxhlet apparatus, Distillation unit, Microtome, tissue culture station, autoclave, hot air oven, water bath with orbital shaker and vortex shaker.

   Job Opportunities relevant to their Pharmaceutical chemistry Department

   • ⮚ Pharmacognosy is a branch of pharmaceutical sciences which deals with study of drugs obtained from natural sources.
   • ⮚ The goal of the branch is to impart the knowledge to the students in the field of Pharmacognosy, phytochemistry and biotechnology so as to meet the industrial, research and academic standards.
   • ⮚ Upon the completion of the course students shall be able to perform; Identification of Crude drugs, Extractions and isolation of Phytoconstituents, preparation of neutraceuticals.
   • ⮚ Preparation and evaluation of Ayurvedic and Herbal formulations.
   • ⮚ Research areas in Pharmacognosy are continually expanding.
   • ⮚ Teaching of Pharmacognosy in educational institutions gained new significance, as a result of the explosive growth in the use of herbal remedies in modern pharmacy practices.
   • ⮚ Today it includes aspects of cell and molecular biology in relation to natural products, in addition to the more traditional analytical method development in phytochemistry

   Lab Instruction structure

   1. Know where laboratory safety facilities, eyewash facilities, and firefighting equipment are.
   2. Never take snacks inside a laboratory.
   3. Do not taste or smell the chemicals.
   4. Proper disposal of trash is essential.
   5. One should not mix chemicals randomly.
   6. Lab experiments should not be moved from the lab, Clean up any spills as soon as possible.
   7. Keep a clean working environment.
   8. Hands should be washed frequently.
   9. Put on a lab coat.
   10. No smoking in the laboratory.
   11. Label containers properly.
   12. Usage of safety glasses and other personal protective equipment (PPE),Wear no apparel that exposes the flesh.
   13. Check that glassware is not damaged and that all equipment is safe to use.
   14. Never operate lab equipment that you have not been taught to use by your supervisor.
   15. If an instrument or piece of equipment malfunctions during usage or isn’t working properly, notify a technician immediately. Never attempt to repair a piece of equipment on your own.
   16. If you are the last person to leave the lab, ensure that all doors are locked and all ignition sources are off.
   17. Do not work in the lab when you are alone, Never leave an unattended experiment running.
   18. Report all accidents immediately, even if the occurrence appears minor or insignificant.
   19. If you have been injured, call for aid as soon as possible and as loudly as you can.
   20. If your body part gets exposed to a chemical, wash the afflicted area(s) with water for at least 20 minutes.
   21. Long hair should never be left open and should be tied back.
   22. Any dangling jewellery or loose clothes should always be secured or avoided in the first place.
   23. Shoes should fully cover the foot. One should never wear sandals or open footwear during lab activities.
   24. Avoid wearing short clothes like skirts and shorts to prevent skin exposure to chemicals.
   25. Acrylic nails are not permitted when working in the lab.
   26. Always wear face shields or safety glasses when dealing with dangerous materials and chemicals.
   27. Always wear protective gloves when working with any toxic agent.
   28. When conducting laboratory experiments, always wear a lab coat.
   29. Always wash your hands before leaving the lab or consuming food.
   30. After experimenting, always wash your hands with soap and water.
   31. Always keep your hands away from your body, mouth, eyes, and face when using lab equipment and chemicals.
   32. Every chemical substance should be dealt with as though it were hazardous.
   33. No solvent should come into touch with your skin.
   34. All chemical substances must be clearly labelled with the name of the material property.
   35. Check the label twice before emptying any of the contents of a chemical container.
   36. Take no more chemicals from a container than you require for your work.
   37. Do not restore leftover chemicals to their original container.
   38. Never take chemicals or other items out of the lab.
   39. In no case can chemicals be combined in sink drains.
   40. Only utilize flammable and volatile compounds in a fume hood.
   

   MICROSCOPICAL EVALUATION OF CRUDE DRUG

   

   

   SIMPLE DISTILLATION PROCESS AND EXTRACTION OF ALCOHOL SOLUBLE DRUG

   

   

   DISTILLATION OF VOLATILE OIL BY THE HELP OF CLEVENGER APPARTUS &EXTERIOR PICTURE OF PHARMACOGNOSY LAB

   

   MICROSCOPES

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   4. Department of Pharmacology, Anatomy and physiology

   ABOUT THE PHARMACOLOGY LABORATORY

   Pharmacology is the science which deals with the study of drugs. The word ‘PHARMACOLOGY’ is derived from the Greek words ‘Pharmakon’ (a drug or poison) and logos (discourse). It broadly covers the information about the history, source, physiochemical properties, and physiological properties, mechanism of action, absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion of drugs. Drugs are chemical agents used for the purpose of diagnosis, prevention relief or cure of a disease in man or animals. The word drug is derived from the French word ‘drogue’ meaning herb.

   Experimental pharmacology is relatively the youngest branch of basic medical sciences. The advancement in the field of electrophysiology, biochemistry, molecular biology and electronic or digital recording systems and software’s have enriched and broadened the horizons of experimental pharmacology.

   The main aims of the experimental pharmacology are to:

   1. Find out a therapeutic agent suitable for human use
   2. Study the toxicity of a drug
   3. Study the mechanism of action of drugs

   Since experimental pharmacology involves the discovery of new drugs or to study the action of existing drugs it is done in two main stages

   1. Preclinical experimental pharmacology which involves the identification and optimization of novel chemical lead structures and testing them on animals and animal tissues or organs for their biological actions
   2. Clinical pharmacology where testing of drugs is done on human volunteers and patients for assessing the pharmacokinetics, safety and efficacy in humans.

   Pharmacology I Practical

   1. Introduction to experimental pharmacology.
   2. Commonly used instruments in experimental pharmacology.
   3. Study of common laboratory animals.
   4. Maintenance of laboratory animals as per CPCSEA guidelines.
   5. Common laboratory techniques.
   6. Study of different routes of drugs administration in mice/rats.
   7. Study effect of hepatic microsomal enzyme inducers on Phenobarbitone sleeping time in mice.
   8. Effect of drugs on ciliary motility of frog oesophagus
   9. Effect of drugs on rabbit eye.
   10. Effects of skeletal muscle relaxants using rota-rod apparatus.
   11. Effect of drugs on locomotor activity using Actophotometer.
   12. Anticonvulsant effect of drugs by MES and PTZ method.
   13. Study of stereotype and anti-catatonic activity of drugs on rats/mice.
   14. Study of anxiolytic activity of drugs using rats/mice.
   15. Study of local anaesthetics by different methods

   Thrust Areas-

   The department in collaboration with other research divisions of the Faculty of Pharmacology and research centres is capable of providing a wide range of drug properties and action activities to facilitate the new drug research.

   1. Drug composition and properties
   2. Functions
   3. Synthesis and drug design
   4. Chemical biology
   5. Molecular diagnostic
   6. Experimental Pharmacology
   7. ADME
   8. Pharmacodynamics
   9. Pharmacokinetics

   Special Feature of the Department of Pharmacology

   Pharmacology is one area that is studied by those who are in training to become pharmacists. Pharmacists are experts on medications. They have a variety of roles such as dispensing medications, educating patients on proper use of medications, advising healthcare professionals on which drugs to administer to a patient, and helping to monitor patient health. Pharmacologists conduct research on drugs in a laboratory setting in order to better understand how these substances work and possibly develop them into pharmaceuticals. They study drugs, while pharmacists provide the final product to patients along with information about its use.

   Pharmacology work is lab-based. With a bachelor’s degree, one can work as a research technician in a laboratory. Further schooling leading to a master’s degree may lead to positions with more responsibility, such as lab manager or research assistant positions. A PhD is required to be in charge of a lab and design experiments. Labs may be located in universities (where teaching may also be required), pharmaceutical companies, commercial or government-funded research centres, or medical charities. Pharmacologists often specialize in a specific area such as neuropharmacology, cardiovascular pharmacology, or veterinary pharmacology.

   PhD Programs

   The Department of Pharmacology and Molecular Sciences hosts the Pharmacology Graduate Program, which offers a program of study and research leading to the Ph.D. degree. Research training opportunities within the program cover a broad spectrum of biomedical sciences including chemical biology, immunology, virology, cancer, and neuroscience. The mission of departmental research is to understand the molecular processes underlying physiology and pathology, and to apply this knowledge to discovering new drug targets and developing novel therapeutics. Within the program, students may choose to focus their efforts in any of a large number of specific research areas including signal transduction, structural biology and drug design, NMR spectroscopy, molecular genetics, cancer chemoprevention, viral immunosuppression, cancer immunology, cell-mediated immunity, mechanisms of HIV infection, vaccine development, glycobiology, biomedical mass spectrometry, clinical pharmacology, drug delivery, anti-parasite drug development, histone acetylation and gene regulation, melatonin and circadian rhythm, drug metabolism, Vitamin D pharmacology, natural product biosynthesis, telomerase and chromosome stability, T cell activation and tolerance, DNA repair, DNA topoisomerases, molecular imaging, and the clinical pharmacology of cardiovascular agents. The department is also pleased to host students and award doctoral degrees to M.D./Ph.D. degree candidates and students in other Ph.D. graduate programs in which Pharmacology faculty participate (Biochemistry, Cellular and Molecular Biology, Cellular and Molecular Medicine, Immunology, Neuroscience, and Pathobiology).

   UG and Diploma Pharmacology subjects taught in the lab

   These laboratories provide knowledge about the Drug information, identification and Laboratory report, about adverse drug reaction, Handling of medical surgical device and aids, Drug -Drug interaction in various disease, etc.

   The objectives of these labs are to provide practical exposure to the budding pharmacists on Drug Therapy, ADR Reporting,Case study on Drug -Drug Interaction,WoundDressing,Vaccination and Injection technique Hospital Pharmacy Software and Various Digital Tools.

   The Department is equipped with the state of art laboratories and modern facilities which have been considered as the most sophisticated infrastructure in this region. The Department has different laboratories to deal with the curricular content in the areas of Pharmacology asADME, Pharmacodynamics, Pharmacokinetics, and Toxicologyin the B. Pharm and D.Pharm.

   Major Equipment’s Available in Pharmacology laboratory:

   

   Rota rod Apparatus

   

   Histamine chamber

   

   Anagesiometer

   

   Stethoscope

   

   Sphygmomanometer

   

   Spirometer

   

   Nebulizer

   

   Glucometer

   

   Weighing machine

   

   Capillaries Test (for BCT)

   

   Thermometer

   

   Lancet

   Laboratory Entry: -

   There should be Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for laboratory entry.

   Before entering the Lab ensure: -

   1. Dress properly during a laboratory activity
   2. Long hair, dangling jewellery, and loose or baggy clothing are a hazard in the laboratory.
   3. Long hair must be tied back, and dangling jewellery and baggy clothing must be secured.
   4. Cut Nails, Shave your beard (for Gents)
   5. Wash hands with soap solution
   6. Wear proper gowning (Lab coat / Apron)
   7. Wear Safety shoe & Shoes must completely cover the foot.
   8. No sandals allowed in Laboratory.

   Job Opportunities relevant to their Pharmacology departmentDepartment

   1. Teaching and Education Jobs
   2. Pharmaceutical Firms
   3. Drug Control Administration
   4. Chemist Shops
   5. Hospitals
   6. Pharmaceutical industries

   Research Areas:

   Clinical Pharmacology, Immuno-pharmacology, Pharmacovigilance, Environmental Pharmacology, Indigenous Drug Research, Trace elements study, Neuropharmacology, Psychopharmacology and Chemotherapy.

   

   X-Pharm Series software-based Pharmacology experiment

   

   COMPUTER / PPT AIDED CLASS

   

   

   

   

   

   

   Computer Lab:

   Details of Computer Lab

   1. Available Computer- 31
   2. Software Name- Ex-Pharm Series Software
   3. Server Type- Lan
   4. Internet Capacity- 10.03Mbps
   5. Subject Conducted Name- Pharmacology and Computer Applications in Pharmacy
   

   

   LIBRARY

   ABOUT LIBRARY:

   The Institute has an exclusive library facility for students and teaching staff with total built-up area of 2000 Sq. ft. Our College Library is heart of our institution. It is located at the second floor of the College building in a clean and quiet atmosphere in the campus. Library is managed by Mr. Deept Keerti Tripathi librarian with MLI.Sc Qualification and Mr. Babbu Singh as attender. Library is furnished with wooden reading tables having good lighting system, comfortable chairs and fans. Absolute silence is ensured by library staff, displaying adequate sign boards such as “no mobile usage” and “maintain silence. It has reading room for staff and students with nearly 60 seating capacity. Computers with Internet facility are available along with Printer.

   The aim of library is to fulfil the need of relating materials. The books are the foundation stone of library service. The library has a rich stock of books to meet the intellectual and academic needs of both students and staff. The library subscribes to an adequate number of journals and magazines which brings to them the most up-to-date developments in technology along with Pharmacology, Pharmaceutics, Pharmacognosy, Pharmaceutical chemistry etc. The institute has well equipped and furnished library with 10959 books. In addition to this Library has developed an excellent collection of books, journals and e-journals in Pharmaceutics, Pharmacology, Pharmacognosy, Pharmaceutical chemistry and Pharmacy practice, etc. It maintains separate collections of Reference Books, Journals, and Compact Discs.

   Students and staffs are instructed for discipline management of library facilities. Students are provided with library card for borrowing books. Students are instructed to check the books while borrowing and they will be responsible for any type of damage at the time of return. Books taken should be returned on or before the due date stamped, if returned late overdue fine will be charged for the delayed period. If the books are lost, then the lender shall replace the books of the same edition or latest edition or pay cost of the book after getting permission from the librarian. Loss of borrower card should be reported to the librarian. Duplicate card may be issued against formal application and fine. No-dues certificate will be issued to students from the library after returning all the books.

   Question bank of previous examinations pertaining to all semesters is available in the library. Reference section is available and the books are used by the users.

   BRIEF INFORMATION ABOUT THE LIBRARY:

   Library Timings:

   09:00 AM to 5:30 PM on all working days (Monday to Saturday) Sunday holiday

   ⮚ Library Staff:

   Librarian: Mr. Deept Keerti Tripathi

   Attender: Mr. Babbu Singh

   ⮚ Book Strength:

   Total Book Strength: 11769

   SECTION	VOLUME	TITLE
   PHARMACEUTICS	742	140
   PHARMACOLOGY	608	88
   PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY	1587	355
   PHARMACONGNOSY	714	116
   GENERAL BOOKS	7308	1061
   TOTAL NUMBERS	10959	1760
   REFERENCE BOOKS		1760

   ⮚ Journals :

   Total Journal: 19

   S. No	Name	Publisher
   1.	Indian Journal of Pharmacology	Wolters Kluwer India Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai.
   2.	Indian Journal of Chemistry	CSIR-NIScPR, New Delhi
   3.	Indian Journal of Experimental Biology	CSIR-NIScPR, New Delhi
   4.	CSIR News	CSIR-NIScPR, New Delhi
   5.	Journal of Scientific & Industrial Research	CSIR-NIScPR, New Delhi
   6.	Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge	CSIR-NIScPR, New Delhi
   7.	Indian Journal of Natural Products and Resource	CSIR-NIScPR, New Delhi
   8.	Indian Journal of Pharmaceutical Education And Research	Association of Pharmaceutical Teachers of India, Bangalore
   9.	Asian Journal of Pharmaceutics	M.Brnss Publication Hub, Mandsaur
   10.	International Journal of Green Pharmacy	M.Brnss Publication Hub, Mandsaur
   11.	Pharma times	The Pharmaceutical Association, Mumbai
   12.	Indian journal of Pharmaceutical Science	The Pharmaceutical Association, Mumbai
   13.	Journal Of Journal Remedies	Informatics Publishing Limited, Natural Remedies Bangalore
   14.	Indian Journal of Pharmacy Practice	Association of Pharmaceutical Teachers of India Bangalore
   15.	International Journal of Advanced in Pharmacological Science	Serials Publication Pvt. Ltd, Dariyaganj, N. Delhi
   16.	International Journal of Advanced Drug Delivery	Serials Publication Pvt. Ltd, Dariyaganj, N. Delhi
   17.	Indian Journal of Pharmaceutics	Serials Publication Pvt. Ltd, Dariyaganj, N. Delhi
   18.	Pharmacognosy Magazine	Saje Publication India Pvt. Ltd, New Delhi
   19.	Indian Drug	Indian Drug Manufacturers Association, Mumbai

   Library Interior View and Library Study Hall

   

   
   

   

   

   MEDICINAL GARDEN

   

   Pin Wheel (TABERNAEMONTANADIVARICATA)

   

   Hibiscus (HIBISCUSROSA-SINESIS)

   

   Shatwari (ASPARAGUSRACEMOSUS)

   

   Vinca (VINCAROSEA)

   

   Mango (MANGIFERAINDICA)

   

   Rauwolfia (RAUWOLFIASERPENTINA)

   

   Acalypha (ACALYPHAMECAFICANA)

   

   Amla (EMBLICAOFFICINALIS)

   

   Arjuna (TERMINALIAARJUNA)

   

   Morpankhi (PLATYCLADUSORIENTAILS)

   Department of Pharmacognosy has unexclusive medicinal garden provided with medicinal plants ground in area of 250sq. meter under provided with various medicinal plant of pharmacognostical significance. The student of Pharmacognosy used visit the medicinal garden along with subject teacher to have a spot identification and to study the morphology and organoleptic characteristics both as fresh at the garden as well as preserved form in the lab. The medicinal plant as per desired or recommended by the syllabus will be percured from medicinal garden for microscopically and anatomical study.

   MUSEUM

   

   

   The Various objects of pharmaceutical significance may have to be studied by pharmacy students and are preserved in the museum which exhibit the cultural heritage of history, development and futuristic events of Pharmacy in a chronological Oder. The museum is provided with various components which were in use and being used in the major department of pharmaceutical sciences. The museum is also acting as a tool which increases and promotes the learning interest of the student by revealing phased technological improvements in the area of pharmaceutical sciences.