Frequently Asked Questions
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Q. Where is the college located and what is the mode of transport to reach the college? A. College is well connected by road and train routes. It is approximately 8 Km from Indore Main railway station. It is close to Luv Kush Square in Indore-Ujjain state highway. Q. Is the college approved by the pharmacy council of India (PCI) ? Q. Which university is the college affiliated with? The College is affiliated to the renowned technical university of State of Madhya Pradesh “Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalaya, (RGPV), Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh Q. What is the procedure for Admission? We offer D. Pharm, B. Pharm., Pharm D, Pharm. D. (PB) and M. Pharm. Courses. The admission procedures are regulated through online counseling conducted by the Directorate of Technical Education (DTE), Madhya Pradesh, under the state government. Based on the candidate's performance in the 10+2 examinations and B. Pharm course(for PG Admission), all students are mandated to submit their application forms online via the DTE portal of the MP government. The opening of the DTE portal for admissions is announced subsequent to the declaration of the 10+2/ examination results for admission in D. Pharm, B. Pharm and Pharm D course and declaration of GPAT/ B. Pharm examination results for admission M. Pharm course or Pharm D. (PB) course. Q. What is the intake capacity of college? To first year B. Pharm. 100 students, For directly admission to second year B. Pharm. for Diploma student- 10% of intake. The intake for D. Pharm.- 60, Pharm D.- 30, Pharm D (PB)- 10, and post-graduation (M. Pharm.) is 30 including Pharmaceutics (15), Pharm. Chemistry (15), Q. Can this course be done by correspondence? No. It’s a full time course. Q. What is the course schedule? D. Pharm is a two-year full-time program comprising lectures, practical sessions, and a three-month internship upon completion of the final year university examination. B. Pharm is a four-year full-time program consisting of lectures and practical sessions. Pharm D. is a six-year full-time program; the initial five years are dedicated to academic coursework covering pharmaceuticals, medicine, and drug-related practices, followed by a final year involving an internship and residency training, with a focus on pharmacy practice or clinical pharmacy services. Pharm D (PB) is also available as a three-year full-time course, with the first two years emphasizing academic coursework and the final year dedicated to internship and residency training, focusing on pharmacy practice or clinical pharmacy services. M. Pharm is a two-year full-time program, with a curriculum comprising both academic coursework including Theory, practicals and research components. Q. Is there a training schedule in the curriculum? Yes, Certainly! After completing the second year of the B. Pharm program, students undertake one-month in-plant industrial training. Following the successful completion of the final year examination of the D. Pharm course, students undergo a three-month training period as trainee pharmacists in any Hospital and medical store. Additionally, Pharm D. students engage in a one-year hospital internship or residency training as prescribed by Pharmacy Council of India, New Delhi. Q. What are my placement opportunities? Placement opportunities in MNC pharmaceutical companies and domestic pharmaceutical organization offer students a chance to embark on rewarding careers within the global healthcare industry. These companies provide diverse roles across various departments, including Research and Development (R&D), Manufacturing, Quality Assurance and Quality Control (QA/QC), Regulatory Affairs, Marketing and Sales, Clinical Research, Pharmacovigilance, Supply Chain Management, Medical Affairs, Business Development, etc., please refer the link-Placements present on website. Q. Is there a placement cell in your college? Yes, Dedicated placement cells within the institute actively liaise with MNCs, organizing recruitment drives, campus interviews, and career counseling sessions to facilitate student placements. Q. Which Companies Are Approached For Training & Placement? Various renowned Multinational Pharmaceutical companies approach our college for conduction campus interviews. For further details Please refer Placement icon of the website Q. Are There Any Options To Select The Subject During The Course? The new syllabus (implemented as per Pharmacy Council of India) has some Elective subjects at B Pharm SEM 7 and 8 Q. Which Are The Subjects Included In 4 Years For B. Pharm. Course? The four-year B. Pharm course encompasses various subjects, including Pharmaceutics, Pharmaceutical Analysis, Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry, Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Microbiology, Biotechnology, Medicinal Chemistry, Physical Pharmacy, Management, Pharmaceutical Biochemistry, Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient Technology, Bioorganic Chemistry & Drug Design, Quality Assurance Techniques, and Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence. These subjects are distributed throughout the duration of the four-year program. Q. Which Are The Subjects Included In 6 Years For Pharm D. Course? The six-year Pharm D. program encompasses a comprehensive array of subjects related to pharmaceuticals, medicine, and clinical pharmacy practice. Here are several typical subjects covered: Pharmaceutics, Pharmaceutical Chemistry (Organic and Inorganic), Pharmacology, Pharmacotherapeutics, Medicinal Chemistry, Pharmacognosy, Clinical Pharmacy, Clinical Toxicology, Pharmaceutical Biotechnology, Pharmacy Practice, Therapeutic Drug Monitoring, Clinical Research and Trials, Patient Counseling and Communication Skills. These subjects are distributed throughout the five-year duration of the program, balancing theoretical understanding with practical hands-on experience in clinical environments and the final year (6th Year) dedicated to internship and residency training, focusing on pharmacy practice or clinical pharmacy services. Q. Which Are The Subjects Included In 2 Years For D. Pharm Course? The curriculum of the two-year D. Pharm (Diploma in Pharmacy) course typically encompasses essential subjects crucial for pharmacy practice. Here are several common subjects covered: Pharmaceutics, Pharmaceutical Chemistry (Organic and Inorganic), Pharmacognosy, Biochemistry and Clinical Pathology, Human Anatomy and Physiology, Health Education and Community Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence, Drug Store and Business Management, Hospital and Clinical Pharmacy. These subjects are typically distributed throughout the two-year program, equipping students with fundamental knowledge and skills necessary for starting their careers in the pharmacy field. Q. When are the final examinations held? The Bachelor of Pharmacy (B. Pharm) and Master of Pharmacy (M. Pharm) programs follow a semester pattern, while the Diploma in Pharmacy (D. Pharm) and Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) courses adhere to a yearly pattern. Typically, university examinations for Semester I of each academic year are held in December/January, and examinations for Semester II/Year I (for D. Pharm & Pharm D.) are conducted in April/May. Q. What Is The Mode Of Teaching? Classes are delivered through the use of LCD projectors or traditional chalk and blackboards, accompanied by regular practical sessions in the relevant subjects. Innovative teaching techniques such as demonstrations, problem-based learning, and case studies are also employed. Additionally, the institute offers a Virtual Reality platform to enhance the practical understanding of subject matter. Q. How Many Students Of The Institute Appear In University Merit? Many of our students have achieved high rankings at the university level and have been awarded the esteemed Chancellor's Scholarship by the University for attaining the highest marks in theory subjects in a particular year. Q. What Are The Student Activities Other Than Academic? The institute hosts a variety of cultural events and festivals, including Navaratri celebrations, Ganesh Chaturthi festivities, debate competitions, quiz competitions, National Science Day celebrations, World Pharmacist Day Celebration, gender awareness days, and sports activities. Additionally, it actively encourages student participation in inter-collegiate events and social activities such as medical awareness camps, cleanliness awareness camps, free medicine distribution camps, voter awareness programs, Hariyali Mahotsav (Greenery Festival), and plantation drives. Q. Is there any Hostel facility available in the institute? No, the college campus does not provide hostel facilities. However, there are numerous private hostels available in the vicinity of the campus for both male and female students. Q. Which certificate is required for admission through Economically Weaker Section (EWS) quota? During the application submission process on the DTE, MP online admission portal, candidates are required to upload their "Economically Weaker Section Certificate." These certificates are issued by the government of Madhya Pradesh/ other state. Q. What are the eligibility criteria for admission for B. Pharm and D. Pharm courses? 1) The applicant must hold Indian nationality. 2) The candidate must have passed the HSC examination with a minimum of 45% marks (or at least 40% marks for candidates belonging to Backward class categories from Madhya Pradesh State), with Physics and Chemistry as compulsory subjects along with Mathematics or Biology. 3) The eligibility criteria are determined by the DTE MP. 4) Any additional criteria stipulated periodically by the DTE MP as per the regulations. Q. What are the eligibility criteria for admission for Pharm D. courses? 1) The applicant must hold Indian nationality. 2) The candidate must have passed the HSC examination with a minimum of 50% marks (or at least 45% marks for candidates belonging to Backward class categories from Madhya Pradesh State), with Physics and Chemistry as compulsory subjects along with Mathematics or Biology. 3) The eligibility criteria are determined by the DTE MP. 4) Any additional criteria stipulated periodically by the DTE MP as per the regulations. Q. What is the role of a practicing pharmacist? The responsibilities of a practicing pharmacist are diverse, all aimed at ensuring the safe and effective use of medications while enhancing patient health outcomes. Key aspects of a pharmacist's role include providing medication, managing medication regimens, counseling patients, conducting medication therapy management (MTM), promoting health and disease prevention, offering compounding and specialty services, ensuring medication safety and quality assurance, participating in collaborative care, ensuring regulatory compliance, and engaging in continuing education and professional development. In conclusion, the role of a practicing pharmacist is multifaceted, emphasizing clinical expertise, patient-centered care, medication management, and a commitment to promoting health and well-being within the community. Q. Is there any age limit for taking admission in these courses? No, there is no age limit for taking admission in these courses. Q. Is there any Uniform for these courses? Yes, students are required to wear College Uniform in routine Academic days. Q. Does the college offer any management quota or institutional preference seats for admission? Indeed, the institute provides admission under the Institutional Preference Seat (IPS) quota. Under this quota, students are required to directly approach the institute and express their willingness to secure admission under the IPS category, which entails a higher fee slab. Subsequently, the institute, in coordination with DTE, MP, conducts institute-level counseling to facilitate the finalization of admissions into the appropriate course within the stipulated timeframe. Q. How do B. Pharm and Pharm D courses differ, and what are their respective outcomes? The Bachelor of Pharmacy (B. Pharm) and Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) courses differ in several key aspects, including duration, curriculum, and outcome:
In conclusion, while both B. Pharm and Pharm D programs provide education and training in pharmacy, Pharm D programs offer a more comprehensive and advanced curriculum with a focus on clinical practice and patient care. Graduates of Pharm D programs are prepared for a broader range of professional roles and have enhanced opportunities for career advancement and specialization within the field of pharmacy. |