D.Pharm, B.Pharm, M.Pharm

Eligibility

List of Certificates / Letters to be produced at the time of admission

Discipline

• Every student is responsible to the college and should take utmost care of the college premises and property.
• Any damage done to the property of the college is to be compensated either individually or collectively.
• Any damage to the college building furniture and fixtures by the students shall be treated as breach of discipline.
• Students should be regular and punctual. Appropriate action will be taken against late comers.
• Student will not be allowed to skip any lecture of the day. They are not supposed to loiter in the college corridors or play when the Lectures/Practical’s are in progress.
• Smoking and use of tobacco in any form are strictly prohibited in the college premises.
• Cell phone should be switched off in the college campus.
• No student shall collect any money without the written permission of the Principal.
• No student is allowed to indulge in any political activity or in any activities detrimental to the interest of the college.
• No progress, meeting, gathering or picnic will be conducted without the written approval of the principal. No notice shall be put up on the notice board, without the written permission of the principal.

Identity Card

Every bonafide student shall obtain identity card carrying his/her latest photograph and bearing the signature of the principal, which should be collected immediately after admission. This card must be produced whenever demanded by teaching and non-teaching staff. In case of loss of identity card, it should be reported to the college office immediately. A duplicate identity card can be obtained by paying an amount of Rs.100/-

Railway and Bus Concession

Student’s age below 25 years can avail of this concession from the college office by filling the railway concession form. Bus concession can also be duly availed.

Schedule of the Course

In order to obtain the B. Pharm / M. Pharm Degree candidate is required to pass eight / four semesters, respectively. All the examinations will be conducted by University of Mumbai. There is periodic test in each semester for theory as well as for practical.

To ensure uniform attention of the students to their work throughout the course of their study, the marks at each of the above-mentioned examinations are awarded jointly on the basis of the semester examination (75%) and periodic tests (25%).

To pass each semester, the candidate must obtain at least

• 50 % of marks in each theory head
• 50% of marks in each practical head and
• 50% of total marks assigned to whole examination.
• Degree will be awarded to the candidates who have passed all eight semesters.

Percentage of marks and performance

Admission to the Course/Programme

A candidate shall not be admitted to the course/programme of Diploma in Pharmacy (part I of the course/programme) affiliated by the Board, unless he/she has passed the qualifying examination or an equivalent examination as prescribed by the competent authority for admission to the course/programme in the state of Maharashtra and fulfills the other conditions prescribed for the admission to the course/programme.

Examinations

There shall be two examinations, Diploma in Pharmacy, (Part-I), to examine candidates in the first year course/programme and Diploma in Pharmacy (Part-II), to examine candidates in the second year course/programme. Each examination may be held twice every year. The first examination in a year shall be the annual examination and second examination shall be supplementary examination of the Diploma in Pharmacy (Part-I) or Diploma in Pharmacy (Part-II), as the case may be. The examination shall be of written and Practical (including oral) nature as indicated in the table in the regulation 10 of the Education Regulation 91 framed by the Pharmacy Council of India.RP-3

Eligibility for Award of Diploma in Pharmacy

A candidate to be eligible for award of Diploma in Pharmacy shall have to pass Diploma in Pharmacy Part-I (First year) and Diploma in Pharmacy Part-II (Final year) consisting of the course of study given in chapter II of the Education Regulation - 91, prescribed by Pharmacy Council of India.

Diploma in Pharmacy (Part-III) consisting of practical training and the certificate of having completed satisfactorily the apprenticeship period as provided in Chapter III of the Education Regulation - 91 prescribed by the Pharmacy Council of India.

Teaching and Examination Scheme

The teaching and examination scheme of Diploma in Pharmacy shall be as prescribed under chapter II of the Education Regulation, 91 of Pharmacy Council of India and adopted by the Board, subject to such revision and modification made from time to time by Pharmacy Council of India.

The examination in various subjects/courses may include

• Theory
• Practical (by using software – wherever applicable) including sessional examinations as per Educational Regulation 1991 and ER 1996.

M. Pharm (Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance)

In semester I Learners of all branches will take 5 subjects irrespective of their area of specialization in M. Pharm. The Evaluation pattern for every subject will be 20 marks for continuous internal assessment (CIA) and 80 marks for the end semester examination. The 20 marks for CIA will be divided into 5 marks for attendance and 15 marks for a sessional test held mild semester.

Every will deliver a Seminar. This will evaluated at the college level by a committee consisting of the Principal and faculty of the department in which the student will be doing his research work.

In second semester, there will be one common paper (Biostatistics and Research Methodology) and a practical (Experimental Technique in Pharmaceutical Science) for all the branches of specialization. Each branch of specialization will also have two core subjects in the branch of specialization and two choice-based subjects that may be selected from the list of choice based subjects specified in the syllabus.

The ESE in the experimental technique in Pharmaceutical science will be conducted by the college/institution on behalf of the university.

Industrial Training and Placement

As per the curriculum one month training program for third year B. Pharm students is arranged in various pharmaceutical companies.

Industrial visits are also organized for the students.

Campus interviews are also arranged for Final Year B. Pharm students

Government Fees Concession

Central Government Scholarship : Minority scholarship (MOMA)

State Government Scholarship : Minority scholarship

State Government Scholarship : Economically Backward Class

Social Justification Department Scholarship (State): SC, ST, VJNT, OBC, SBC.