PROGRAM OUTCOMES [PO]

PO1:  [ Pharmaceutical & Clinical Knowledge]: Graduate will acquire knowledge in the field of pharmaceutical sciences and will effectively involve in the drug discovery, development, distribution, sale and safe use of medicines and assist in the development of policies for drug use.

PO2: [Clinical Problem Analysis]: Graduates will apply quality principles of pharmacy practice to promote evidence- based practice by streamlining management plans for preventive healthcare and promote cost effective therapy without compromising quality of treatment of individual patients and populations.

PO3:  [Ethics & Life Long Learning]: Graduates will be composed enough to deal with patients behavior and participates in social activity and address future challenges through lifelong learning in wider context of growing research and technological change with ethical principles, responsibilities and norms of the pharmacy practice.

 

Curriculum & Syllabus

Course Code	Course	Theory Hrs. /Week	Practical Hrs./Week	Tutorial Hrs./Week	Total Credit
17CPHDA1	Human Anatomy and Physiology	3	3	1	8
17CPHDB1	Pharmaceutics	2	3	1	4
17CPHDC1	Medicinal Biochemistry	3	3	1	6
17CPHDD1	Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry	3	3	1	4
17CPHDE1	Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry	2	3	1	4
17EPHD1B	Remedial Biology	3	3	1	4
17EPHD1A	Remedial Mathematics	3	0	1	2
	Total	16	18	6	30/28

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Program	Program Duration (Yrs)	Eligibility	Criteria of Merit
Pharm. D	6 Yrs (Non Sem)	As per norms of PCI should have Physics, Chemistry, Math or Biology/ Botany and Zoology at +2 level	Merit based on Vel Entrance examination score and merit based on percentage of marks secured in the qualifying examination

Tuition Fee per year	Administration Fee	Registration Fee	Misc. (per sem)	Skill Enhancement Fee (per year)	Exam Fee (Per Sem)	At the time of admission	Even Sem	Even Sem
4,00,000	12,400	4,900	300	5,000	6200	2,28,800	2,00,300	2,11,500