Infrastructure
Pharmacy Departments
• Department of Pharmaceutics:
Pharmaceutics is concerned with the
strategies by which biologically active
compounds are presented to the body
soas to elicit an optimal response. It
includes the design, preparation and
testing of drug delivery systems. The
department has a machine room,
Pharmaceutics Laboratory I (General
andDispensing Pharmacy), and
Pharmaceutics Lab II (Unit Operation).
• Pharmaceutical Microbiology/ Biotechnology Laboratory:
The aseptic room of microbiology lab
has facilities like incubators, LaminarAir
Flow Unit, Oven, Autoclave.
• Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry:
Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Analysis
of Drugs form the backbone of research
and Development in Pharmaceutical
Industry. The department focuses on
training the students on how to use
modern and newer instrumental
analytical techniques such as HPLC, and
UV-Visible Spectroscopy.
• Department of Pharmacology:
The Pharmacology Department lays strong
emphasis on research while imparting education
in Pharmacology, Toxicology, and other related
subjects of behavioural pharmacology.
The department has two separate laboratories:
Pharmacology Lab-I
It is established to understand the Human
Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathophysiology of
disease state with the help of charts, models
including skeleton and various types of
apparatus.
Pharmacology Lab-II
It consistsof equipmenttoinvestigate the activity
of variousdrug samplessuch asActophotometer,
Rota-rod apparatus, Analgesiometer, ElectroConvulsometer, Elevated plus maze apparatus
(EPM) Digital Balance, Student Organ Bath, etc.
• Department of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry
Pharmacognosy is the Science that deals with
medicines derived from natural sources.
Pharmacognosy is the scientific discipline that
deals with the rapid developments in the
knowledge and utilization of medicinal
substances of biological origin plants, microorganisms and animal products used for human
and veterinary purposes. This subject provides
information about the principles and procedures
used in identification, authentication, extraction
and isolation of active constituents by
chromatographic techniques, purification and
development of herbal formulation and assay
methods for the isolated constituents.
Herbal Garden
The college has established herbal garden to teach students about the
evolution and extraction of drugs obtained from plant sources. It includes a
variety of plant-like Datura, Neem, Withania somnifera, Amla etc.
