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MANDATORY DISCLOSURE
Mandatory Disclosure by Institutions running AICTE approved Engineering/Technology/Pharmacy
programmes to be included in their respective Information Brochure, displayed on their website and to be
submitted to AICTE every year latest by 30th April together with its URL
The following information is to be given in the Information Brochure besides being hosted on the
Institution’s official Website.
“The information has been provided by the concerned institution and the onus of authenticity
lies with the institution and not on AICTE.”
I. NAME OF THE INSTITUTION
Modern College of Pharmacy (LADIES) Moshi
Borhadewadi, Dehu-Alandi Road
Tal. Haveli A/P Moshi Pune 421 105
Telephone 020- 56310704, 25139177
Fax # 91-20-27442089
Email # pharmoshiwomen@yahoo.com
II. NAME & ADDRESS OF THE DIRECTOR
PROF. S.N.DHOLE
A/P, Modern College of Pharmacy (LADIES) Moshi
Borhadewadi, Dehu-Alandi Road
Tal. Haveli A/P Moshi Pune 421 105
PHONE ( R)-25139177
FAX NO.- 020- 25139177
Email # pharmoshiwomen@yahoo.com
III. NAME OF THE AFFILIATING UNIVERSITY
University of Pune
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IV. GOVERNANCE
 Members of the Board and their brief background (Governing Body)
S.N.
01
NAME
DR. G. R. EKBOTE
DESIGNATION
CHAIRMAN
BACKGROUND
Medical Practitioner
Dean Faculty of Medicine, Pune University.
Member of Management Council University
of Pune.
Chancellor’s nominee Academic Council of
University of Pune
UGC nominee academic council, West
Bengal university of Health Sciences.
Member boards of Governors National
Institute of Technology Surathkal Deemed
University, Karnataka.
Chairman Board of Studies General Surgery,
Pune University
02
Prof. J.P.CHINCHORE
SECRETORY
Academician & Principal
03
PROF. P.D. KAKADE
MEMBER
Academician & Prof. In Economics
04
PROF. S.V. TODKAR
MEMBER
Academician & Prof. In Chemistry
05
PROF. P.V. WANI
UNIV. OF PUNE
NOMINEE
Renowned Academician
DIRECTOR OF
D.T.E.
Director of DTE, Mumbai
06
PROF. N.B.
PASALKAR
Prof. in Govt. Eng. College
EX-OFFICIO
MEMBER
07
SHRI. R.M. GUPTA
STATE GOVT.
NOMINEE
Pharmaceutical Consultant & Industrialist
08
Prof. DHOLE S.N
SECRETORY
Officiating Principal of MCPL Moshi
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 Members of Academic Advisory Body (LMC – As per Maharashtra University Act
1976)
S.N. NAME OF THE MEMBERS DESIGNATION
01
DR. G. R. EKBOTE
CHAIRMAN
BACKGROUND
Medical Practitioner And
Chairman Of BC of P.E
Society’s
02
PROF. J.P.CHINCHORE
SECRETARY
Academician And Secretary Of
P.E. Society
03
PROF. S. V. TODKAR
JOINT SECRETARY
Academician And Secretary
04
ADVC. C.G. GHATE
MEMBER
Practicing In Law
05
PROF. P. S. CHIRPUTKAR
MEMBER
Academician
06
SHRI. S. D. INAMDAR
MEMBER
Social Worker And Financial
Advisor
07
PROF. S.Y.
VAISHAMPAYN
MEMBER
Academician & Prof.
08
Mr. S. N. DHOLE
SECRETORY
Principal
09
MR. S. V. JOSHI
TEACHING
MEMBER
Asst. Prof.
10
Ms. V.S. KASHIKAR
TEACHING
MEMBER
Lecturer
11
MRS. V. S. TAMBE
TEACHING
MEMBER
Academic Monitoring-InCharge
12
MS. S.R. KIRAD
NON – TEACHING
MEMBER
Accountant
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 Frequency of the Board Meetings and Academic Advisory Body
Approximately a meeting of the Board (Governing Council) members takes place two times
per year and that of Local Managing Committee (Academic Advisory) takes place
approximately once in 2 months.
 Organizational chart and processes
Governing Council of the parent Institute
Local Managing Committee
Headed by Chairman
Principal
Staff
 Nature and Extent of involvement of faculty and students in academic
affairs/improvements
Sr. No.
Committee
Work done
1.
Academic I/C & Staff secretary Academic monitoring
Co-ordination
of
staff
meetings
2.
Central Purchase/store I/c
Purchase of equipments,
glassware, chemicals and
miscellaneous requirements
3.
PCI/AICTE/University
Communication
and
providing information to the
technical bodies as and when
required
4.
Examination
Conducting Internal and
external exams as per
schedules.
5.
Sports
Conducting Sport activities
as per the schedules.
6.
Extra Curricular
Conducting Annual gathering
7.
NPW/Guest lecturer/Symposium Organizing guest lectures and
seminars for students and
staff.
8.
Student Counseling
Allotting small groups to
faculty for counseling and cocoordinating with them.
9.
Admission
Coordinating
for
the
students admissions to the
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10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
First Year and Direct Second
Year B. Pharm
Class Teachers
To coordinate with the
respective class regarding
discipline and their problems
Q.I.P./Faculty Developments
To organize for faculty
development
through
industrial and workshop
training
in
concerned
subjects
Educational visits and trips, To organize industrial visits
industrial visits
and educational trips for
students
Library I/C
To update and maintain
efficient working of library
Students Projects
To allot students to the
faculty and co-ordinate for
small projects given to the
students
Event Registers
To record and maintain the
record for all the events
organized in and by the
institute
16.
Equipment I/C
17.
18.
Wall
magazine/
Displays
Laboratory I/C
19.
Computer Maintains
20.
Publicity
Preparing Standard operating
Procedures
Museum/ Weekly displays of articles
To update and maintain
efficient working of library
To update and maintain
efficient
working
of
computers
Giving news to different
news papers
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1. Various committees are for academic and other co-curricular activities are formed.
These comprise of one faculty member, and at-least two student members. Regular
meetings of these committees are arranged to take up various activities in the
related subject.
2. Various issues raised in these meetings are discussed by the Principal with the staff
and students.
3. Finalized issues are presented by the Principal in front of the Academic Advisory
Committee (LMC) and appropriate decisions are made.
4. After the implementation of the decisions, a regular feedback from the students is
taken at regular intervals.
Mechanism/Norms & Procedure for democratic/good Governance
Mission & goal
Mission of Modern College of Pharmacy (Ladies),Moshi is to become a premier Institution
imparting highest quality education. We aim to achieve this,
 By using innovative educational techniques.
 By developing dynamic relationship with the industry and the community at large.
 By helping the students to achieve highest technical and moral standards.
 By making every effort to develop every student into responsible citizen through personal
attention.
 By continuous development of the faculty.
Institutional Policies
 Maintain records to document student achievement and Institutional practice.
 Foster freedom of expression while protecting the rights of all members of the institutional
community.
 Provide explicit and fair procedures for hearing grievances and appealing administrative
decisions.
 Decide and convey clearly stated rules regarding conduct on campus.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
The requirements of curriculum implementation are collected from the
concerned faculty and staff.
Students counseling is taken regularly by the faculty and their requirements
and problems are considered.
Faculty counseling is taken by the Principal.
Students feedback on the faculty and institution is taken
All the issues are discussed in general meeting with the staff and Principal.
These issues are forwarded to the management through the Academic Advisory
Committee (L.M.C.)
These issues are resolved by the management which is Marjory comprised of
Senior Academicians.
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 Student Feedback on Institutional Governance/faculty performance
Feedback from the students is taken at regular intervals in the prescribed format regarding
faculty and Institution and various service departments. This feedback is analyzed by the
Principal and corrective measures are taken by the Principal. These measures are discussed
with Faculty or students by counseling.
Specimen feed back form attached. ENCL-I
 Grievance redressal mechanism for faculty, staff and students.
If any grievance, the concerned student, approaches the class teacher or any faculty who then
forwards it to the Principal. If any grievance of staff or faculty, it is forwarded to the Principal and then
onto the Management through Academic Advisory Committee (LMC). Who then resolves the issues.
V. PROGRAMMES
 Name of the Programmes approved by the AICTE:
 Name of the Programmes accredited by the AICTE:
B.Pharm.
Nil
 For each Programme the following details are to be given:

Name :
B.Pharm

Number of seats :
60

Duration :
4 years

Cut off marks for admission during the last three years
Year
Open
S.C.
S.T.
N.T.
OBC

Fee :
2007-08
84
65
---86
66
2006-07
CET Score
54
66
--69
72
Fee as prescribed by the Govt.
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2005-06
78
57
-------62
67

Placement Facilities : Training and placement cell functioning for training and
placement of the students.
i) Total no. of students placed by the Institution through its Placement Cell (Discipline wise)
Year
Discipline
Total no. of students
passed out
(last 3 years)
Total no. of students
placed through placement
cell
(last 3 years)
B.Pharm
61
09
2007-2008
College has started in 2004 so First batch passed out in 2008.
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ii) Details of companies/Industries, which visited the institute for placement since the last three
years.
S.No
Year
Name of the Company/Industry
Number of Students placed
Alkem Laboratories Ltd.
04
Bayer Pharmaceuticals
02
Agio Pharmaceuticals Ltd.
03
.
1
2007-08
College has started in 2004 so only batch passed out in 2008.
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VI.
FACULTY
 Branch wise list faculty members:
 Permanent Faculty :
18
 Visiting Faculty :
04
 Adjunct Faculty :
Nil
 Guest Faculty :
Nil
 Permanent Faculty: Student Ratio : 1 : 14
 Number of faculty employed and left during the last three years
Year
Faculty employed
Faculty left
2008-09
05
00
2007-08
04
00
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2006-07
04
00
VII.
PROFILE
OF DIRECTOR/PRINCIPAL WITH QUALIFICATIONS, TOTAL EXPERIENCE, AGE AND
DURATION OF EMPLOYMENT AT THE INSTITUTE CONCERNED
For each Faculty give a page covering ENCL-I- A
1.
Name : Mr. S.N.Dhole
2.
Date of Birth : March 27, 1975.
3.
Educational Qualification :
M.Pharm (Pharmaceutics)
Registered for Ph.D.
4.
i.
Photograph
Signature
Work Experience
Teaching - 10.5 yrs.
Research -02
Industry - ---Others ----Area of Specializations : Pharmaceutics
Subjects teaching at Under Graduate Level : Pharmaceutics
Post Graduate Level : NA
ii.
iii.
iv.
v.
vi.
vii.
Research guidance :-----No. of papers published in
- National Journals :03
- International Journals :01
- Conferences :
04
Projects Carried out :
01
Patents
:
-----Technology Transfer : ----Research Publications 03
No. of Books published with details : -----
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VIII. FEE
 Details of fee, as approved by State fee Committee, for the Institution.
Fee as prescribed by the Govt.
The fee structure of the institute is designed by the State Fee Committee time to time from the
year 2005-06 and displayed on the following site www.dte.org.in.
The same fees structure is implemented by the Institute, & for the current year (2007-08)
the fees structure sanctioned by the Fee Committee is Rs. 45,000/ Time schedule for payment of fee for the entire programme.
The fees are taken for the current academic year in which the student takes admission
Every year at the time of admission
 No. of Fee waivers granted with amount and name of students.
Fee waivers are given to the students on the basis of their socio-economic background and
children of teachers of the institutions of parent society and other institute are given 50% fee
waiver at the discretion of Management. Also children of grade IV employees of parent
society are given 50% fee waiver
 Number of scholarship offered by the institute, duration and amount
List enclosed. ENCL-II
 Criteria for fee waivers/scholarship
Fee waivers/scholarships are given to the students on the basis of socio-economic background.
About 10 to 15 % students are from socio-economic weaker section are given the benefits.
Also children of teachers of the institutions of parent society and other institute and children
of grade IV employees of parent society are given the benefits.
There is provision for the continuation of Scholarship for next year.
 Estimated cost of Boarding and Lodging in Hostels
Fee waivers/scholarships are given to the students on the basis of socio-economic background.
About 10 to 15 % students are from socio-economic weaker section.
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IX.
ADMISSION
 Number of seats sanctioned with the year of approval.
Year of approval 2008-09
Sanctioned
60
intake
2007-08
60
2006-07
60
2005-06
60
2004-05
60
 Number of students admitted under various categories each year in the last two years.
Year
Open
S.C.
S.T.
N.T.
OBC
2008-09
In-Process
2007-08
35
06
--01
11
2006-07
22
08
--05
13
 Number of applications received during last three years for admission under
Management Quota and number admitted
(Admissions for F.Y.B.Pharm for academic year 2008-2009 is yet in –process as per DTE)
X.
ADMISSION PROCEDURE
 Mention the admission test being followed, name and address of the Test Agency and its
URL (website)
1. The Admission for all categories as per Directorate of Technical Education.
2. Admissions are done on the basis of rules and regulations published by the
Admission Authority every year.
3. The Institute strictly follows guidelines issued by the Admission Authority for
carrying out admissions under Management quota and Vacant Seats.
The rules and regulations for the admissions for 2004-05, 2005-06 and 2006-07 are
enclosed (as per DTE guidelines: www.dte.org.in )
*Enclosure-III
4. Till date, the Admissions have been done on the basis of CET (Common Entrance
Test) conducted by the Admission Authority and HSC exam, conducted by HSC
(Higher Secondary Certificate) Board.
URL of Admission Authority: www.dte.org.in
 Number of seats allotted to different Test Qualified candidates separately [AIEEE/CET
(State conducted test/University tests)/Association conducted test]
(Admissions for F.Y.B.Pharm for academic year 2008-2009 is yet in –process as per DTE)
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Calendar for admission against management/vacant seats:
-
Last date for request for applications.
Last date for submission of application.
Dates for announcing final results.
Release of admission list (main list and waiting list should be announced on the same
day)
Date for acceptance by the candidate (time given should in no case be less than 15
days)
Last date for closing of admission.
Starting of the Academic session. – 18.08.2008
The waiting list should be activated only on the expiry of date of main list.
The policy of refund of the fee, in case of withdrawal, should be clearly notified. ]
(Admissions for F.Y.B.Pharm for academic year 2008-2009 is yet in –process as per
DTE. All the rules and regulation as DTE, Maharashtra . (Brochure enclosed.)
*Enclosure-III
XI
CRITERIA AND WEIGHTAGES FOR ADMISSION
 Describe each criteria with its respective weightages i.e. Admission Test, marks in
qualifying examination etc
Criteria and weightages for admission are followed as per the guidelines given by the
Admission Authority in their booklet published every year.
 Mention the minimum level of acceptance, if any
As per the guidelines given by the Admission Authority in their booklet published every year.
 Mention the cut-off levels of percentage & percentile scores of the candidates in the
admission test for the last two years.
(Admissions for F.Y.B.Pharm for academic year 2008-2009 is yet in –process as per DTE)
Year
Open
S.C.
S.T.
N.T.
OBC
2007-08
CET
84
65
--86
66
2006-07
HSC
154
138
--201
149
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CET
54
66
-------69
72
HSC
161
136
-140
199
 Display marks scored in Test etc. and in aggregate for all candidates who were admitted.
(Admissions for F.Y.B.Pharm for academic year 2008-2009 is yet in –process as per DTE)
Item No I - XI must be given in information brochure and must be hosted as fixed content in the
website of the Institution.
The Website must be dynamically updated with regard to XII–XV.
XII.
APPLICATION FORM
Downloadable application form, with online submission possibilities.
Form available on the website.
XIII. LIST OF APPLICANTS
 List of candidates whose applications have been received along with percentile/percentage
score for each of the qualifying examination in separate categories for open seats. List of
candidates who have applied along with percentage and percentile score for Management
quota seats.
(Admissions for F.Y.B.Pharm for academic year 2008-2009 is yet in –process as per DTE)
XIV.
RESULTS OF ADMISSION UNDER MANAGEMENT SEATS/VACANT SEATS
 Composition of selection team for admission under Management Quota with the brief profiles
of members (This information be made available in the public domain after the admission
process is over)
Selection Team for the year 2008-09
S. No.
1
3
3
4
5
6
7.
8.
Name
Dr. G.R.Ekbote
Mr. Todkar S.V.
S.N.Dhole
S.V.Joshi
V.S.Tambe
V.S.Kashikar
R.V.Gadhave
Designation
Chairman
Secretary
Off. Principal
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Lecturer
Kirad Sapna
Office Superintendent/ Accountant
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 Score of the individual candidates admitted arranged in order of merit.
(Admissions for F.Y.B.Pharm for academic year 2008-2009 is yet in –process as per DTE)
 List of candidates who have been offered admission.
(Admissions for F.Y.B.Pharm for academic year 2008-2009 is yet in –process as per DTE)
 Waiting list of the candidates in order of merit to be operative from the last date of
joining of the first list candidates.
(Admissions for F.Y.B.Pharm for academic year 2008-2009 is yet in –process as per DTE)
 List of the candidates who joined within the date, vacancy position in each category
before operation of waiting list.
(Admissions for F.Y.B.Pharm for academic year 2008-2009 is yet in –process as per DTE)
XV.
INFORMATION ON INFRASTRUCTURE AND OTHER RESOURCES AVAILABLE
LIBRARY:
 Number of Library books/Titles/Journals available (programme-wise)
Course:
NO. of Titles
No. of Volumes
Journals
National
B.Pharm
433
4538
17 and 05
periodicals
 List of online National/International Journals subscribed.
 List enclosed. . ENCL-IV

E-Library facilities INTERNET AVAILABLE.
List of CD attached. ENCL-V
LABORATORY:
For each Laboratory
 List of Major Equipment/Facilities
List enclosed ENCL-VI
 List of Experimental Setup
List enclosed ENCL-VII
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International
05
COMPUTING FACILITIES:
 Number and Configuration of Systems
 Total number of systems connected by LAN
 Total number of systems connected to WAN
 Internet bandwidth
 Major software packages available
 Special purpose facilities available
:
40
:
20
:
Nil
: 115kbps Dial-up
:
8
: Subject software and CD ROMS available
WORKSHOP:
 List of facilities available.
Games and Sports Facilities
Major indoor and out door sports facilities available which include:
Chess
Carom
Table Tennis
Badminton
Volley Ball
Shooting Ball
Football
Cricket
Athletics
Extra Curriculum Activities
Recreation Hall
Public address system
Monetary assistance
Organizing: Annual Social Gathering
Cultural and Co-curricular activities
Soft Skill Development Facilities
Personality Development Seminars.
Books on English language communication, management principle have been availed
in library.
Project and presentation of it by students.
Computers Lab have been availed to develop computer kills.
Various cultural activities.
Sports activities.
Organization of various state level competition which helps to develop event
management skills
Improvement in communication skills in English through day-to-day guidance and
counseling.
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Number of Classrooms and size of each
03, EACH OF 100 Sq.m
Number of Tutorial rooms and size of each
02,
50 Sq.m
Number of laboratories and size of each
S.No.
Name of the laboratory
Total 13
Total Area of
lab/workshop(Sq.M)
1.
Pharmaceutics-1
150
2.
Pharmaceutics II& MDP
100
3.
Microbiology & Bio Chemistry
100
4
Pharmaceutics-III
100
5
Biotechnology
100
6
Industrial Pharmacy
200
7
Pharm’Chem-I
150
8
Pharm’Chem-II
150
9
Pharm’analysis-I
125
10
Instrument Lab
100
11
Pharmacology
150
12
Pharmacognosy
150
13
Computer Lab
75
Number of drawing halls and size of each
NA
Number of Computer Centers with capacity of each
01,
capacity of 20 students
Central Examination Facility, Number of rooms and capacity of each
03, capacity of each 60 STUDENTS
Teaching Learning process
 Curricula and syllabi for each of the programmes as approved by the University.
Curricula and Syllabi enclosed Available on Pune University Web site www.unipune.com
ENCL VIII
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 Academic Calendar of the University
Academic calendar enclosed
ENCL IX
 Academic Time Table
Academic Time Table enclosed
ENCL X
 Teaching Load of each Faculty
ENCL XI
Teaching load of faculty enclosed
 Internal Continuous Evaluation System and place
Regular feedback from the students and staff is taken on academics and Institute and the
evaluation is done continuously.
Every six months, self-appraisal forms are taken from the faculty and evaluation is done.
 Students’ assessment of Faculty, System in place.
Assessment of the Faculty is done by the Principal and students regularly.
NOTE:
Suppression and/or misrepresentation of information would attract appropriate
penal action.Staff Achievements1. One Day National Seminar on “Intellectual Property Rights in Drug and Pharmaceuticals”
conducted by STES’ Sinhgad Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Participants1. Mrs. Tambe V. S.
2. Ms. Kashikar V. S.
2. One day workshop on “Emerging Trends in Phytochemistry and Biotechnology”
Sponsered by University of Pune and Organised by Allana College of Pharmacy, Pune.
Participants-
1. Ms. Kashikar
3. Two weeks Training program organized by NITTR, Pune on Drug Delivery Systems
Participants-
1. Ms. Kashikar V. S.
4. Pune University Sponsored on “Herbal Drug Technology” conducted by Modern College of
Pharmacy Nigdi.
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Participants- 1. Mrs. Tambe V. S.
2. Ms. Kashikar V. S.
Paper Published by Staff
Mr. S.N.Dhole A/p Pharmaceutics
Paper Presented by Staff
1.
Ms. Kashikar , Lect. Pharmaceutics
7th Annual Conference of Society of Science & Environment at Mohanlal Sukhadia
University
Udaipur Raj.
Oral Paper Presented entitled, “Qualitative & Quantitative Evaluation of alcohol in paediatric
preparations and validation study”.
2. Mr. Petkar , Lect. Pharmaceutics
Title: In-Vitro percutaneous absorption of Losartin Potassium in Human skin and prediction of
human skin. At “Indo –Japanese in Drug Delivery and Drug Discovary”
ENCL-I
FACULTY FEEDBACK FORM
Academic year: 2008-09
Class: S.Y.B.Pharm
Name of lecturer:
Performance Parameters
Sub:
Goo
EXCELLENT
d
Depth of knowledge
Subject understanding by students
Regularity and Punctuality
Language
Student/lecturer interaction
General behaviors
Syllabus coverage
Specific remark
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Average
Poor
Name of lecturer :
Class-F.Y.B.Pharm
Performance Parameters
EXCELLENT
Sub:
Good
Average
Depth of knowledge
Subject understanding by students
Regularity and Punctuality
Language
Student/lecturer interaction
General behaviors
Syllabus coverage
Specific remark
ENCL-II
Number of scholarship offered by the institute, duration and amount
offered by Samaj - Kalyan, Pune
Scholarship
Sr.
No.
Name of the Students
Cast
Amount
Remark
1
Kamble Namita Vinod
SC
19190
In Process
2
Bhosale Sneha Ashok
SC
19190
In Process
3
Khude Padmini Shivaji
SC
19190
In Process
4
Swami Gurudevi Dhanayya
SC
43570
In Process
5
Shinde Rupali Om
SC
43570
In Process
6
Jagtap Jaymala Milind
SC
19190
In Process
7
Giri Shital Jaganrao
NT
19190
In Process
8
Dhaygude Prajakta Rajesh
NT
19190
In Process
9
Dharam Deepali Laxman
NT
43570
In Process
NT
43570
In Process
10
Morge
Gokarnabai
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Poor
Subhash
11
Alkatwar Pranita Haridas
SBC
19190
In Process
12
Kharge Yogita Sharad
SBC
19190
In Process
13
Tambade Senhal Ajit
SBC
19190
In Process
SBC
43570
In Process
SBC
43570
In Process
SBC
43570
In Process
14
15
16
Chilka
Dnyaneshwar
Poonam
Sapate Yogita Rajendra
Chodankar
Bhalachandra
Vinita
17
Jathar Supriya Ravindra
OBC
19190
In Process
18
Bhujbal Kalyani Kantilal
OBC
18735
In Process
19
Mate Vaishali Ramesh
OBC
18735
In Process
20
Patil Shilpa Ashok
OBC
18735
In Process
21
Chavan Poonam Shankar
OBC
18735
In Process
22
Bhagwat Vrushali Vishnu
OBC
18735
In Process
23
Naikwadi Monika Vilas
OBC
18735
In Process
OBC
18735
In Process
OBC
18735
In Process
24
Bhijbal
Chandrakant
25
Chaudhari
Pravin
Priyanka
Jayashree
26
Wadkar Poonam Hiraman
OBC
18735
In Process
27
Patil Snehal Naresh
OBC
18735
In Process
OBC
18735
In Process
28
Shevkari
Rajendra
Tejashree
29
Patil Laxmi Leena Dashrath
OBC
22925
In Process
30
Thakur Vishakha Gajanan
OBC
22925
In Process
31
Dambe Pallavi Ashok
OBC
22925
In Process
32
Shinde Ashwini Shivaji
OBC
22925
In Process
33
Khambekar Purva Satish
OBC
22925
In Process
34
Palkar Shital Ganesh
OBC
22925
In Process
35
Gochade Madhuri Jyotiba
OBC
22925
In Process
OBC
22925
In Process
36
Alhusna
Shaikh
Haroon
Rashid
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37
38
Zagade Smita Kisan
Shevkari
Sudam
OBC
22925
In Process
OBC
24250
In Process
Varsharani
39
Shinde Sonali Bapusaheb
OBC
24250
In Process
40
Bhandare Sangita Ashok
OBC
24250
In Process
41
Lokhande Gayatri Dilip
OBC
24250
In Process
42
Datir Poonam Ramesh
OBC
24250
In Process
OBC
24250
In Process
43
Bande
Vishwanath
Swapnali
44
More Bharti Balasaheb
OBC
24250
In Process
45
Patil Ashwini Eknath
OBC
24250
In Process
46
Holkar Swapnali Dattatray
OBC
24250
In Process
47
Zagade Swati Sopan
OBC
24250
In Process
48
Jagnade Vijaya Rajendra
OBC
24250
In Process
OBC
24250
In Process
49
Jambhulkar
Shyamrao
Trupti
Modern College of Pharmacy for Ladies , Moshi, 412105
No. Of Scholarship Offered by the Institute during and amount of Scholarship
offered by Samaj - Kalyan, Pune
Freeship
Sr.
No.
Name of the Students
Cas
t
Amo
unt
Re
mark
1
Salgarkar Swati Harish
SC
1691
In
0 Process
2
Gaikwad Swati Sunil
SC
1691
In
0 Process
3
Bhore Sharvari Sudhakar
SC
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4129
In
0 Process
4
Chandorkar Vrushali Vasant
SC
1691
In
0 Process
5
Bansode Sonal Ashok
SC
4129
In
0 Process
6
Jadhav Smita Haresh
SC
4129
In
0 Process
7
Gaikwad Ragini Dattatray
SC
4129
In
0 Process
8
Vairagar Pranali Prabhakar
SC
4431
In
9 Process
9
Pawar Minal Murlidhar
SC
4431
In
9 Process
10
Salvi Vidula Vasant
SC
4431
In
9 Process
11
Gaikwad Priyanka Vasant
SC
4431
In
9 Process
12
Kedare Purnima Bajirao
SC
4431
In
9 Process
13
Kewat Priyanka Shantilal
NT
1691
In
0 Process
14
Khatal Vidya Anna
NT
1691
In
0 Process
15
Avhad Snehal Satish
NT
1691
In
0 Process
16
Kolekar Priyanka Sudam
NT
1691
In
0 Process
17
Dongare Jayashree Ashok
NT
1691
In
0 Process
18
Sangrampurkar Jyoti Jagannath
NT
4129
In
0 Process
19
Taru Poonam Popatrao
NT
4129
In
0 Process
20
Pal Arti Devendrkumar
NT
4431
In
9 Process
21
Kolekar Sonal Babaji
NT
4431
In
9 Process
22
Phase Shital Prakash
SB
C
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1691
In
0 Process
23
Ramdin Supriya Sudhakar
C
24
Tathe Swati Dharmaraj
C
25
Raut Nisha Keru
C
26
Salunkhe
Sharadchandra
Shweta
SB
4129
In
0 Process
SB
4431
In
9 Process
OB
1645
In
5 Process
OB
1645
In
5 Process
OB
1645
In
5 Process
OB
2216
In
0 Process
OB
2216
In
0 Process
OB
2216
In
0 Process
OB
2216
In
0 Process
OB
2216
In
0 Process
OB
2216
In
0 Process
C
27
Poojari Savitri Kasappa
C
28
Nikhal Rasika Sunil
C
29
Zagade Shital Dilip
C
30
Borole Priyanka Mohan
C
31
Thokale Ashwini Vilas
C
32
Phalke Pallavi Laxman
C
33
Magar Sonal Vilas
C
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\
ENCL-IV
MODERN COLLEGE OF PHARMACY( For Ladies)
MOSHI,PUNE-412105
List of Journal Available on line:-
Sr.
Name
1
Pharmaceutical Technology
No.
2
3
Journal Of Pharmacy And Pharmaceutical
Sciences
International Journal of Pharmacology
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4
International Journal Of Pharmacy Education
5
AAPS Pharmascitech
6
Acta Pharmasciteca
7
African Journal of Biomedical Research
8
American
Education
9
Journal
Of
Pharmaceutical
Analytical Sciences
Source
University of Pune
www.lib.unipune.ernet.in
Geneva Foundation for Medical Education & Research
www.gfmer.ch
ENCL-V
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.no.
LIBRARY: LIST OF C.D.ROMTITLES
1
The science & practice of Pharmacy
2
STD. cove Plus
3
Stedman’s Medical Dictionary
4
Org. Chemistry
5
Handbook of Instrumental techs for
annals chemistry
6
Immunology
7
Master teaching Programm
8
Indian Journal of Pharmacology
9
H.B. O.
Analytical
Instrumental
tah.
For
10
Organic Synthesis & Drug Synthesis
11
Drug Discovery Evention
12
Prinicioles of Human Ananomy &
Physiology
13
Interactions
14
Test your IQ
15
Psychometric Tests
16
Brain Testes
17
Test Your Aptitude
18
Who Medicines Boos hit
19
Basic Maths
20
Speed Maths
21
Controlled Release Society
22
Proceeding
23
Biology
24
Mathematics
25
Cambridge Learners Dictionary
26
Exploring the Function of the human
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Body
27
Chemistry in Motion
28
The Microbiology
29
Solomans FryBle Organic Chemistry
30
Pharmacy Practice
31
Pharmacy Calculation
32
Pharmacology
33
Biotechnology
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ENCL-VI
LABORATORY EQUIPMENTS & INSTRUMENTS
Sr.No.
Name of the Instrument
Quantity
Year
1
Centrifuge
2
2004 - 2005
2
Photoelectric colorimeter
3
2004 - 2005
3
Autoclave
1
2004 - 2005
4
Distilled water plant
2
2004 - 2005
5
Incubator
2
2004 - 2005
6
Hot air Oven
2
2004 - 2005
7
Compound Microscope
45
2004 - 2005
8
PH- meter
2
2004 - 2005
9
Magnetic Stirrer
5
2004 - 2005
10
Vacuum Pump
1
2004 - 2005
11
Melting Point Apparatus
1
2004 - 2005
12
Refrigerator
1
2004 - 2005
13
Over Head Projector
1
2004 - 2005
14
Pressure Cooker
1
2004 - 2005
15
Mixer Grinder
1
2004 - 2005
16
Dhona Balance
1
2004 - 2005
17
Karl- Fischer Apparatus
1
2004 - 2005
18
Conductivity meter
1
2004 - 2005
19
Colony Counter
1
2004 - 2005
20
Refractometer
1
2004 - 2005
21
Heating Mantle
6
2004 - 2005
22
Polarimeter
1
2004 - 2005
23
Electronic Balance
2
2004 - 2005
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24
Laminar Air Flow
1
2004 - 2005
25
Over head Stirrer
2
2004 - 2005
26
Capsule Filling Machine
1
2004 - 2005
27
Computers
20
2004 - 2005
28
Xerox Machine with Fax
1
2004 - 2005
29
Printer
1
2004 - 2005
30
Sieve Shaker
1
2004 - 2005
Sr.No.
Name of the Instrument
Quantity
Year
1
Centrifuge (Hand operated)
2
2005 - 2006
2
Capsule filling machine
1
2005 - 2006
3
Tablet coating pan
1
2005 - 2006
4
Tablet polishing pan
1
2005 - 2006
5
Ball mill
1
2005 - 2006
6
Hardness tester (P’fizer type)
3
2005 -2006
7
Actophotometer
1
2005 - 2006
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Sr.No
8
Pole climbing apparatus
1
2005 - 2006
9
Electroconvolsiometer
1
2005 - 2006
10
Ampoule clarity test apparatus
2
2005 - 2006
11
Tablet disintegration test apparatus
2
2005 - 2006
12
U.V.Spectrophotometer (Double beam)
1
2005 - 2006
Name of the Instrument
Quantity
Year
1
Centrifuge (Electrical)
1
2006 - 2007
2
Autoclave
2
2006 - 2007
3
Still distillation unit
3
2006 - 2007
4
Incubator
1
2006 - 2007
5
Oven
3
2006 - 2007
6
pH - meter
1
2006 - 2007
7
Refrigerator
3
2006 - 2007
8
Pressure cooker
4
2006 - 2007
9
Mixer grinder
1
2006 - 2007
10
Conductivity meter
1
2006 - 2007
11
Heating mantle
4
2006 - 2007
12
Hardness tester (Monsanto type)
3
2006 - 2007
13
Tablet disintegration test apparatus
1
2006 - 2007
14
Vacuum pump
1
2006 - 2007
15
Hot plate
5
2006 - 2007
16
Tincture press
1
2006 - 2007
17
Dissecting microscope
20
2006 - 2007
18
Histamine chamber
1
2006 - 2007
19
Sherrington rotating drum
12
2006 - 2007
20
Tube crimping machine
2
2006 - 2007
21
Conical percolator
20
2006 - 2007
22
Analgesiometer
1
2006 - 2007
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23
Telethermometer
1
2006 - 2007
24
All glass distillation unit
2
2006 - 2007
25
Student organ bath
5
2006 - 2007
26
Double unit organ bath
1
2006 - 2007
27
Operation table
2
2006 – 2007
28
Ampoule washing machine
1
2006 – 2007
29
Electrophorasis apparatus
1
2006 – 2007
30
Hand grinding mill
5
2006 – 2007
31
Thermostatic bath
2
2006 – 2007
32
Disintegrator motor driven
1
2006 – 2007
33
Ointment filling machine
2
2006 – 2007
34
Ampoule filling & sealing machine
1
2006 – 2007
35
Digital flame photometer
1
2006 – 2007
36
Tablet friability test apparatus
1
2006 – 2007
37
Tap density test apparatus
1
2006 – 2007
38
Dissolution rate test apparatus
1
2006 – 2007
39
Rotary tablet machine
1
2006 – 2007
40
Mixing vat with stirrer
1
2006 – 2007
41
Slide cum strip projector
1
2006 – 2007
42
Nephelo turbidometer
1
2006 – 2007
43
Aseptic cabinet
1
2006 – 2007
2
2006 – 2007
44
Tablet machine (Hand operated)
45
Computers
10
2006 – 2007
46
UPS
1
2006 – 2007
47
Printers
2
2006 – 2007
48
Laptop
1
2006 – 2007
49
DLP projector
1
2006 – 2007
Sr.No
Name of the Instrument
Quantity
Year
1
pH meter
1
2007 - 2008
2
Magnetic stirrer
15
2007 - 2008
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3
Colony counter
1
4
Heating mantle
13
2007 - 2008
5
Balance
18
2007 - 2008
6
Over head stirrer
15
2007 - 2008
7
Hot plate
2
2007 - 2008
8
Sherrington rotating drum
9
2007 - 2008
9
Students organ bath
17
2007 - 2008
10
Tap density apparatus
1
2007 - 2008
11
High pressure burner
1
2007 - 2008
12
Micropipettes
2
2007 - 2008
13
Balance Cap. 150 Kgnace
11
2007 - 2008
14
Sterlity testing unit
1
2007 - 2008
15
Autoclave vertical
1
2007 - 2008
16
Ultra sonicator
1
2007 - 2008
17
Incinerator
1
2007 - 2008
18
BOD incubator
1
2007 - 2008
19
Potentiometer
1
20
Muffle furnace
1
2007 - 2008
21
Brookfield viscometer
1
2007 - 2008
22
Humidity control oven
1
2007 - 2008
23
Rotarod
1
2007 - 2008
24
Double cone blender
1
2007 - 2008
25
Analgesiometer(Eddy’s hot plate)
1
2007 - 2008
26
Energy meter
1
2007 - 2008
27
IR moisture balance
1
2007 - 2008
28
Water deionizer
1
2007 - 2008
29
Muscle electrode
1
2007 - 2008
30
Tissue homogenizer
1
2007 - 2008
31
Projection microscope
1
2007 - 2008
32
Antibiotic zone reader
1
2007 - 2008
33
Propeller type mechanical agitator
1
2007 - 2008
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2007 - 2008
2007– 2008
34
Tray dryer
1
2007 - 2008
35
Hutchinson’s spirometer
1
2007 - 2008
36
Plethysmograph
1
2007 - 2008
37
Scientific microwave oven
1
2007 - 2008
ENCL-VII
LIST OF EXPERIMENTAL SETUP
F.Y.B.Pharm
SUBJECT : PHARMACEUTICAL INORGANIC CHEMISTRY I
Expt.
No.
1
Title
Introduction
2
Introduction to Analytical Balance
3
Types Of Titration
4
Standardization of HCl using Sodium Carbonate
5
Standardization of Sulphuric acid using Sodium Carbonate
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6
Standardization of Sodium hydroxide solution using Oxalic
acid
7
Assay of Calcium Carbonate
8
Assay of Zinc Oxide
9
Introduction to Oxidation –Reduction titration
10
Standardization of Potassium Permanganate Solution
11
Assay of Hydrogen Peroxide
12
Assay of Ferrous Sulphate
13
Introduction to Complexometric titration
14
Standardization of Disodium EDTA solution
15
Assay of Magnesium Sulphate
16
Introduction to Precipitation Titraion
17
Standardization of Silver Nitrate by Mohrs Method
18
Limit test for Chlorides
19
Limit tests For sulphate
20
Limit test for Iron
21
Synthesis of Ferrous sulphate
22
Synthesis of Copper Sulphate
23
Synthesis of Magnesium Oxide
24
Introduction to Inorganic Qualitative Analysis
25
Inorganic Qualitative analysis of Binary mixture 1
26
Inorganic Qualitative analysis of Binary mixture 2
27
Inorganic Qualitative analysis of Binary mixture 3
28
Inorganic Qualitative analysis of Binary mixture 4
29
Inorganic Qualitative analysis of Binary mixture 5
30
Inorganic Qualitative analysis of Binary mixture 6
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31
Inorganic Qualitative analysis of Binary mixture 7
32
Inorganic Qualitative analysis of Binary mixture 8
33
Inorganic Qualitative analysis of Binary mixture 9
34
Inorganic Qualitative analysis of Binary mixture 10
35
Inorganic Qualitative analysis of Binary mixture 11
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PHARMACEUTICS-I
Expt. No.
Class: F.Y.B.Pharm
Title
1
Preparation and evaluation of simple syrup I.P.
2
Preparation and evaluation of Artificial Syrup
3
Preparation and evaluation of Cough Syrup
4
Preparation of Cresol with Soap solution IP
5
Preparation and evaluation of chloroform water
6
Preparation and evaluation of Conc. Dill Water B.P.
7
Preparation and evaluation of Dill Water B.P.
8
Preparation and evaluation of Conc. Anise Water B.P.C.
9
Preparation and evaluation of Modified Aromatic water
10
Preparation and evaluation of Magnesium Citrate Mixture NF
11
Preparation and evaluation of Strong solution of Ammonium
Acetate
12
Preparation and evaluation of Ammonium Chloride Mixture
BPC
13
Preparation and evaluation of Weak Iodine Solution IP
14
Preparation and evaluation of aqueous Iodine Solution IP
15
Preparation and evaluation of Surgical Chlorinated soda
solution BPC
16
Preparation and evaluation of Piperazine Citrate Elixir BPC
17
Preparation and evaluation of Boric acid-Glycerin IP
18
Preparation and evaluation of Glycerin of starch IP
19
Preparation and evaluation of Tannic acid Glycerin INF
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20
Preparation and evaluation of Simple Linctuses BP
21
Preparation and evaluation of medicated Linctus
22
Preparation and evaluation of Chloramphenicol Ear Drops
23
Preparation and evaluation of Ephedrine Hydrochloride nasal
drops BPC
24
Preparation and evaluation of oral rehydration salt
25
Preparation and evaluation of tooth powder
26
Preparation and evaluation of Talcum Powder
27
Preparation and evaluation of Dry Syrup for Reconstitution
28
Preparation and evaluation of Effervescent Granules
29
Preparation and evaluation of Turpentine Liniment IP
30
Preparation and evaluation of Liniment of Camphor B.P.C
31
Preparation and evaluation of Soap Liniment
32
Preparation and
Solubalised solution
evaluation
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of
Paracetamol
Pediatric
SUBJECT : PHARMACEUTICAL ORGANIC CHEMISTRY-I
Class: F.Y.B.Pharm
Expt.
No.
Title
1
1.1Qualitative analysis of benzoic acid
2
1.2Qualitative analysis of alpha Napthol
3
1.3Qualitative analysis of Phthalic acid
4
1.4Qualitative analysis of 1-napthylamine
5
1.5Qualitative analysis of aniline
6
1.6Qualitative analysis of oxalic acid
7
1.7Qualitative analysis of Thiourea
8
1.8Qualitative analysis of diphenylamine
9
1.9Qualitative analysis of cinnamic acid
10
1.10Qualitative analysis of starch
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11
1.11Qualitative analysis of acetylsalicylic acid
12
1.12Qualitative analysis of Benzophenone
13
1.13Qualitative analysis of anthraquinone
14
1.14Qualitative analysis of urea
15
1.15Qualitative analysis of beta napthol
16
Melting point determination
17
Boiling point determination
18
Synthesis of Benzanilide
19
Synthesis of phenyl benzoate
20
Synthesis of beta napthyl benzoate
21
Synthesis of m-dinitrobenzene
22
Synthesis of 2,4,6-tribromoaniline
23
Synthesis of acetanilide
24
Synthesis of aspirin
25
Synthesis of p-bromoacetanilide
26
Synthesis of p-nitroacetanilide
27
Synthesis of 2,4,6-trinitrophenol
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Class: F.Y.B.Pharm
SUBJECT: APHE
Expt. No.
1
Title
General Instructions
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2
Terminologies
3
Determination of Bleeding Time
4
Determination of Clotting Time
5
Study of microscope and Neubaurs counting chamber
6
To determine RBC count
7
To determine WBC count
8
To determine Blood Group
9
Study of human skeleton-The Skull
10
Study of axial skeleton
11
Study of appendicular skeleton
12
Estimation of Haemoglobin
13
Determination of body temperature
14
To study cardiovascular system
15
Determination of pulse rate
16
Determination of blood pressure
17
To study Histology slides I
18
To study Histology slides II
19
To study respiratory system
20
To study digestive system
21
To study urinary system
22
To study the Ear
23
To study the Eye
24
To study the Skin
25
To study the nervous system
26
To study the endocrine system
27
To study male reproductive system
28
To study the female reproductive system
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29
Study of different family planning appliances
30
To perform pregnancy diagnostic test
31
Interpretation of recorded ECG
32
To study the lymphatic system
33
To study the sense organs system
34
To study the various joints
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CLASS FIRST B.PHARM.
SUBJECT: MORDERN DISPENSING PRACTICE
Expt. No.
Title
1
Principals of handling of prescription, PMR and principals of
compounding and dispensing.
2
Study of container, closure and labeling.
3
Compounding and dispensing of prescriptions.
A Preparation for oral topical use – Solutions.
a) Potassium permanganate gargle.
b) Zink sulphate and Zink Chloride mouthwash
c) Phenol Glycerin
d) Mandles pain BPC
B Preparations for body cavities
a) Ephedrine Nasal Drops
b) Sodium Bicarbonate Ear Drops
c) Soap Enema
C Preparations for topical use - Liniment and lotions.
a) Camphor liniment IP
b) Collodion Oily calamine lotion
D Suspensions
a) Magnesium trisilicate mixture
b) Pediatric chalk mixture
c) Pediatric kaolin mixture
d) Inhalation containing menthol and eucalyptus
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E Emulsions
a) Emulsions for internal use containing Acacia
b) White Liniment
c) Oily Calamine Lotion
F Benzyl Benzoate Application Ointments
a) Sulfur ointments
b) Whitfield ointments
c) Methyl salicylate ointment
d) Lubricating jelly
G Powders
a) Zinc Starch and Talc dusting powder
b) Effervescent Granules of sodium sulphate
c) Eutectic Powder containing Menthol and camphor
H Suppositories
a) Bismuth subgallate Suppositories
b) Glycerin Suppositories
I Moulded solid dosage forms
a) Tablet triturate
b) Lozenges
c) Pills
J Dispensing an patient counseling
a) OTC products
b) Cosmetic Preparations
c) Inhalers
d) Insulin Injections
e) Antihypertensive agents
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S.Y.B.Pharm
SUBJECT : PHARMACEUTICAL ANALYSIS –I
Expt.
No.
1
Title
Introduction To safety and Hazards
2
Introduction to first Aid in Laboratory
3
Introduction to Analytical Balance
4
Introduction to Volumetric Methods
5
Handling and Calibration of Voulmetric Apparatus
6
Preparation and Standardization of HCl and NaOH
7
Monograph and Assay of Aspirin
8
Assay of Calcium Carbonate
9
Assay of Zinc Oxide
10
Introduction to Redox titration
11
Preparation and Standardisation of Potassium Permanganate
12
Assay Of Hydrogen Peroxide
13
Assay of Ferrous sulphate by using Potassium Permanganate
14
15
Assay of Ferrous Sulphate by using Cerric Ammonium Sulphate
Introduction to Iodimetry
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16
Assay of Iodine
17
Assay of ascorbic acid
18
To prepare and standardize Potassium iodate solution
19
Assay of Bleaching powder
20
Introduction to Complexometric Titrations
21
Preparation and Standardisation of Disodium EDTA
22
Assay of Magnesium Sulphate
23
Assay of Magnesium Chloride / Magnesium Hydroxide
24
Introduction to Precipitation titration
25
Assay of sodium Chloride
26
Introduction to diazotization titrations
27
Assay of Sulpha drug
28
Introduction To Non Aqueous Titrations
29
Preparation and Standardization of Perchloric acid solution
30
Assay of Atenolol
31
Preparation and Standardisation of titanous chloride
32
Assay of Indigo Carmine
33
Introduction to Gravimetric Analysis
34
Assay of Potash Alum
Class: S.Y.B.Pharm
SUBJECT : PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY-III
Expt. No.
1
Title
Introduction to analysis of fats, oils, waxes
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2
Determination of acid value
3
Determination of Equivalent weight of acid
4
Determination of peroxide value of oil
5
Determination of saponification value of oil
6
Determination of Iodinevalue of oil
7
Estimation of amines by bromination
8
Estimation of amides by Hydrolysis
9
Determination of phenols by bromination
10
Estimation of Esters by Hydrolysis
11
Estimation of carbonyl using Hydroxylamine
12
Estimation of carbonyl gr by using phenyl Hydrazine
13
Estimation of amines by Nitrosation
14
Estimation of nitro group
15
Determination of phenol by acetylation
16
17
18
Introduction to Separation and identification of given organic
binary mixture
Separation and identification of benzoic acid, alpha napthol
Separation and identification of Phthalic acid, alpha napthyl
amine
19
Separation and identification of Cinnamic acid , starch
20
Separation and identification of p-nitrophenol, anthraquinone
21
Separation and identification of resorcinol, diphenyl amine
22
Separation and identification of p-chloroaniline, pthalic
anhydride
23
Separation and identification of beta-napthol, diphenylamine
24
Separation and identification of tartaric acid, alpha napthol
25
Separation and identification of benzoic acid, thiourea
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26
Separation and identification of methanol, para toludine
27
Separation and identification of ethyl benzoate, nitrobenzene
28
Separation and identification of acetone, toluene
29
Separation and identification of ethyl acetate, toluene
30
Separation and identification of aniline, toluene
SECOND B.PHARM.
SUBJECT: PHARMACEUTIS II (PHYSICAL PHARMACY)
Expt.
No.
Title
A
KINETICS - First order
1
Determination of degree of hydrolysis of given ester.
2
Determination of relative strength of two acids.
3
4
1.15.0.0.1
Determination of degree of hydrolysis of urea HCl.
Determination of order of reaction by equal fraction method
Kinetics- Second order.
5
Determination of degree of hydrolysis of Second order reaction (a=b).
6
To verify ostwald dilution law for second order reaction.
7
To determine energy of activation of acid hydrolysis of methyl acetate.
B
POLARIMETRY
8
Kinetics of inversion of sugar.
9
Determination of specific rotation o optically active substances and
also its concentration in sample.
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C-10
Determination of molecular weight of a substance by ebullioscopy
method.
D
SURFACE TENSION
11
Determination of Surface tension of given liquid.
12
Determination of CMC of surfactant with stalgnommeter.
E-13
Determination of HLB of glyceryl monostearate.
F
CONDUCTIVITY
14
Determination of normality of given acid by conductometric titration.
15
To determine the dissociation constant of acetic acid of given dilutions
and thus to verify ostwald dilution law.
G-16
H
Determination of specific surface area by adsorption method.
DISTRIBUTION COEFFICIENT
17
Determination of partition coefficient of iodine between CCL4 and
water.
18
Determination of partition coefficient of benzoic acid between benzene
and water.
I-19
Determination of CST of phenol water system.
J-20
Determination of composition of binary mixture by viscosity method.
K
PARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTION
21
Determination of particle size distribution by sieve analysis.
22
Determination of particle size distribution by microscopy.
S.Y.B.Pharm.
Biochemistry
1-
Introduction
2-
Test for identification of Carbohydrates; Introduction & One sample.
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3-
Test for identification of Carbohydrates ; More samples.
4-
Test for identification of Proteins ; Introduction & One sample.
5-
Test for identification of Proteins ; More samples.
6-
Isolation of casein from Milk.
7-
Isolation of starch from potatoes.
8-
Isolation of Albumin from egg.
9-
Quantitative analysis of sugar (Lane-Eynon method.)
10-
Quantitative analysis of Protein.(Biuret method.)
11-
Introduction to Clinical Biochemistry.
12-
Estimation of Billirubin.
13-
Estimation of Uric Acid.
14-
Estimation of Urea.
15-
Estimation of Cholesterol.
16-
Estimation of Ammonia.
17-
Estimation of Vitamin-C.
18-
Study of normal & abnormal constituents of Urine.
19-
Normal & abnormal constituents of urine
20-
Liver function test
21-
Kidney function test
22-
Diagnostic technique , pcr
23-
Gastric juice for free & total acidity
24-
Repeatition & completion
25-
Assignment
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T.Y.B.Pharm
PHARMACOGNOSY ANDC PHYTOCHEMISTRY – II
Name of practical
Sr. no.
PHARMACOGNOSY ANDC PHYTOCHEMISTRY - II
1.
To study the plant tissues, stomata, trichome, starch grain and calcium oxalate.
2.
Determination of total ash value of given powder of crude drug
3.
4.
5.
Determination of acid insoluble and water soluble ash value of given powder of
crude drug
Determination of moisture content of given crude drug by LOD
Determination of different extractive value of given crude drug by using different
solvents
6.
To determine the foreign organic matters of given samples of crude drugs
7.
To determine foam index of given crude drug
8.
To determine the swelling index of given crude drug
9.
Introduction of micrometry and calibration of eyepiece micrometer
10.
To determine mean diameter of starch grains (potato/maize/rice/wheat)
11.
Physical and microscopical study of starch grains (potato/maize/rice/wheat)
12.
To study the morphological, microscopical and powder characteristics of given
crude drug-Senna
13.
To study the morphological, microscopical and powder characteristics of given
crude drug-Cassia/ Cinnamon
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14.
To study the morphological, microscopical and powder characteristics of given
crude drug-Fennel/Cardamom
15.
To study the morphological, microscopical and powder characteristics of given
crude drug-Isapghula/ Linseed
16.
To study the morphological, microscopical and powder characteristics of given
crude drug-Clove
17.
To study the morphological, microscopical and powder characteristics of given
crude drug-Quassia
18.
To study the morphological, microscopical and powder characteristics of given
crude drug-Kalmegh/Chirata
19.
To study the morphological, microscopical and powder characteristics of given
crude drug-Liquorice/turmeric/ginger
20.
To identify the given mixture by powder microscopy-senna, cassia
21.
To identify the given mixture by powder microscopy-fennel, digitalis
22.
To identify the given mixture by powder microscopy-clove,quassia
23.
Estimation of acid value/saponification value/iodine value of given sample of
lipid
24.
To determine stomatal number and stomatal index of given leaf drug
25.
To determine vein islet number and vein termination number of given leaf drug
To identify the following fibers by chemical tests-
26.
Cotton, Jute, Silk, Wool
To study the morphology of
27.
(Rhubarb, Digitalis, Squill, Dioscorea, Shataveri, Quassia, Kalmegh, Chirata, Bitter
almond, Black mustard,Hespiridin, Psoralea, Visnaga,Artemisia, Cardamom,
Cinnamon, Cassia, Lavender, Turpentine, Caraway, Coriender, Dill, Eucalyptus,
Nutmeg, Fennel, Clove, Tulsi, Ashoka, Arjuna, Bahera, Amala, Myrobala, Pyrethrum,
Neem)
Identification of unorganized drug by physical characteristics and chemical tests
28.
29.
(Acacia, Agar, Aloe, Asafoetida, Catechu, Castor oil, Honey, Colophony, Shellac,
Benzoin, Tragacanth)
Determination and detection of adultration in oil by chemical tests.
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30.
Preparation of herbarium of one of the medicinal plant.
T.Y.B.Pharm
PHARMACEUTICS-III
S.
No.
Name of Expt.
1.
Introduction to Pharmaceutical Excipients
2.
Raw Material Analysis
3.
To prepare and evaluate Calamine Lotion
4.
To prepare and evaluate Milk of Magnesia
5.
To prepare and evaluate Paracetamol Suspension
6.
To prepare and evaluate Antacid Suspension
7.
To prepare and evaluate Liquid Paraffin Oral Emulsion
8.
To prepare and evaluate Turpentine Emulsion
9.
To prepare and evaluate Castor Oil Emulsion
10.
To prepare and evaluate Pain Balm
11.
To prepare and evaluate Antifungal Ointment
12.
To prepare and evaluate Medicated Gel
13.
To prepare and evaluate Antiacne Preparation
14.
To prepare and evaluate Non staining Iodine Ointment
15.
To prepare and evaluate Cold Cream
16.
To prepare and evaluate Vanishing Cream
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17.
To prepare and evaluate Shampoo
18.
To prepare and evaluate Tooth Paste
19.
To prepare and evaluate Shaving Cream
20.
To prepare and evaluate Moisturising Cream
21.
To prepare and evaluate Sunscreen Cream
22.
To prepare and evaluate Lip Stick
23.
To prepare and evaluate Eye Shadow
24.
To prepare and evaluate Eye Liner
25.
To prepare and evaluate Eye Mascara
26.
To prepare and evaluate Herbal Face Pack
27.
To prepare and evaluate Aspirin Tablet
28.
To prepare and evaluate Paracetamol Tablet
29.
To prepare and evaluate Chewable Tablet
30.
To prepare and evaluate Dispersible Tablet
31.
To prepare and evaluate Effervescent Tablet
32.
To prepare and evaluate Ferrous Fumarate Capsule
33.
To prepare and evaluate Antibiotic Capsule
34.
Tablet Coating DEMO
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S.No.
1
Pharmaceutical Chemistry-IV(Medichem)
Synthesis of Phthalimide from Phthalic anhydride and urea by nucleophilic substitution
reaction
2
Synthesis of Anthranilic acid using phthalimide by Hoffmann rearrangement
3
Synthesis of O- Iodo benzoic acid from Anthranilic acid
4
Synthesis of m-Dinitro benzene from nitrobenzene by electrophilic aromatic substitution
reaction
5
Synthesis of Acetanilide from aniline by acetylation
6
Synthesis of benzophenone oxime from benzophenone by nucleophilic addition reaction
7
Synthesis of benzanilide by beckmann rearrangement
8
Synthesis of 1,2,3,4 – tetra hydro carbazole from cyclohexanone by Fischer indole synthesis
9
Synthesis of Dibenzalcetone
10
Synthesis Of Cinnamic Acid from benzaldehyde by perkin reaction
11
Synthesis of benzil from benzoin by oxidation
12
Synthesis of Benzilic acid from benzil by Benzilic acid rearrangement
13
Determination of partition coefficient of benzoic acid
14
Determination of dissociation constant
15
Determination of molar refractivity and RM value
16
Resolution of racemic mixture
17
Resolution of racemic mixture
18
Preparation of hydrochloride salt of piperazine
19
Preparation of Phosphate salt of piperazine
20
Purification of solvent by fractional distillation
21
Distillation of solvent or high boiling liquid under Vacuum
22
Demonstration of QSAR software ( Hansch Analysis )
23
Demonstration of Stereo model of drug
24
Demonstration of Stereo model of drug
25
Determination of partition coefficient of benzoic acid
26
Determination of dissociation constant
27
Determination of molar refractivity and RM value
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PHARM ANALYSIS-II
CLASS : T.Y.B.PHARM
S.No
TITLE OF EXPT
1.
Introduction to potentiometry
2
Calibration of potentiometer
3
Determination of conc. of HCL
4
Determination of pKa and conc. of phosphoric acid
5
Determination of pKa and conc. of Oxalic acid
6
Determination of pKa and conc. of acetic acid
7
Introduction to conductometry
8
To determine cell constant and conductivity of water
9
To perform conductometric titration of HCL
10
To perform conductometric titration of acetic acid
11
Estimation of concentration of Boric acid by conductometry
12
Introduction to Polarimetry
13
To determine conc. of sugar by polarimetry
14
To determine compostion of binary mixture containing one optically active
substance by Polarimetry
15
To determine order of Hydrolysis of sucrose in presence of acid
16
Complete analysis of API (Ascorbic acid)
17
Complete analysis of API (Aspirin)
18
Complete analysis of Excipient (Glycerin)
19
Complete analysis of Excipient (sucrose)
20
Complete analysis of Excipient (castor oil)
21
1.15.0.0.1.1 Introduction to refractometry
22
Determination of refractive index using Abbes Refractometry
23
Fluorometric estimation of quinine Sulphate from formulation
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24
To estimate Sodium ion conc. by Flame Photometry
25
To estimate potassium ion conc. by Flame Photometry
26
To estimate Sulphate ion conc. by Nepheloturbidometry
27
Introduction to U.V.VISIBLE spectrophotometry
28
Calibration of U.V.Visible spectrophotometer
29
To determine % purity of paracetamol tablets by U.V.Visible spectrophotometer
30
To determine % purity of propanolol tablets by U.V.Visible spectrophotometer
31
To determine % purity of carbamazepine tablets by U.V.Visible spectrophotometer
32
To determine % purity of Rifampicin tablets by U.V.Visible spectrophotometer
33
Estimation of active chemical principles from extracts of natural products by
solvent extraction techniques
Class:-Third Y. B. Pharm,
Subject:-Pharmacology-II (Practical)
Sr.
No
1.
2.
3.
Experiments
Introduction to commonly used instruments in experimental
pharmacology
Care and handling of common laboratory animals
Study of various anesthetics employed to anesthetize
laboratory animals
4.
Study of physiological salt solutions
5.
Introduction to techniques of euthanasia
6.
Study of various routes of drugs administration
7.
Study of various methods of blood collections
8.
9.
Study of various computer aided software demonstrating
various experiments in pharmacology
Analgesic activity by using Tail flick method
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10.
Analgesic activity by using Tail immersions method
11.
Analgesic activity by using Tail clamp method
12.
Study of haloperidol induced muscle rigidity
13.
Study of muscle relaxant activity
14.
To study locomotor activity of drugs of using actophotometer
15.
To study lithium induced head twitches
16.
To study anticonvulsant activity of drug using MES method
17.
To study anticonvulsant activity of drug using PTZ method
18.
To study anticonvulsant activity of drug using strychnine
method
19.
Study of miotic and mydriatic effect of drugs using rabbits
20.
To determine unknown concentration of sample/drugs by
interpolation method
21.
To determine unknown concentration of sample/drugs by
interpolation method
22.
To study CRC of Ach
23.
To study CRC of Ach
24.
To study drugs synergism using isolated tissues
25.
To study drugs synergism using isolated tissues
26.
To study drug antagonism using isolated tissues
27.
To study drug antagonism using isolated tissues
28.
To study effect of ions on CRC
29.
To study CRC of Histamine
30.
To study CRC of Histamine
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PHARMACEUTICS – IV
Sr.no.
Final Year B. Pharm. Experimental Setup
Title
1
Evaluation of Marketed Sustained Release Formulations – Tablets
2
Evaluation of Marketed Sustained Release Formulations – Tablets
3
Evaluation of Marketed Sustained Release Formulations – Capsules
4
Evaluation of Marketed Sustained Release Formulations – Capsules
5
Microencapsulation by coacervation technique
6
Evaluation of microcapsules – prepared by coacervation technique
7
Microencapsulation by polymer incompatibility
8
Evaluation of microcapsules– prepared by polymer incompatibility technique
9
Validation of Aseptic area
10
Formulation, packaging and quality control of sterile water for injection as per IP
11
Formulation, packaging and quality control of Ascorbic acid injection as per IP
12
Formulation, packaging and quality control of Calcium gluconate injection as per IP
13
Accelerated stability testing for injections
14
Formulation, packaging and quality control of Intra peritoneal dialysis fluid as per
IP
15
Formulation, packaging and quality control of Sodium chloride and dextrose
infusion as per IP
16
Formulation, packaging and quality control of Sulphacetamide eye drops B.P.C.
17
Tetracycline eye ointment I.P.
18
Pharmaceutical evaluation of Glass containers used for injectables
19
Pharmaceutical evaluation of Plastic containers used for injectables
20
Pharmaceutical evaluation of Rubber closures used for injectables
21
In-vitro pyrogen testing demonstration
22
Package validation trials of containers for small volume parenterals
23
Optimization of formulations using factorial design
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24
Experiment to study the effectiveness of antimicrobial preservative
25
Experiment to study the effectiveness of antioxidants
26
Evaluation of marketed parenteral suspensions
27
Evaluation of marketed parenteral emulsions
28
Optimization of formulations using factorial design
29
Formulation of lyophilized products as reconstitutable solution for injection
30
Evaluation of lyophilized products as reconstitutable solution for injection
FINAL YEAR
PHARMACOLOGY-III
SR.NO.
TITLE
1
To carry out the study of various methods of bioassay on various isolated tissue
preparations through computerized simulated software programme.
2
To perform the bioassay of Acetyl choline by interpolation method using suitable
isolated tissue preparation
3
To perform the bioassay of Acetyl choline by matching method using suitable isolated
tissue preparation
4
To perform the bioassay of Acetyl choline by bracketing method using suitable isolated
tissue preparation
5
To perform the bioassay of Acetyl choline by three point method using suitable isolated
tissue preparation
6
To perform the bioassay of Atropine by percentage inhibition method using suitable
isolated tissue preparation
7
To perform the bioassay of Histamine by interpolation method using suitable isolated
tissue preparation
8
To perform the bioassay of Histamine by matching method using suitable isolated tissue
preparation
9
To perform the bioassay of Histamine by bracketing method using suitable isolated
tissue preparation
10
To perform the bioassay of Histamine by three point method using suitable isolated
tissue preparation
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11
To perform the bioassay of Adrenaline by interpolation method using suitable isolated
tissue preparation
12
To perform the bioassay of Adrenaline by matching method using suitable isolated tissue
preparation
13
To perform the bioassay of Oxytocin by employing any of the above method using
suitable isolated tissue preparation method using suitable isolated tissue preparation
CARDIOVASCULAR PHARMACOLOGY
14
To carry out the simulated study of effect of various drugs on blood pressure of dog
through computer software
CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY At least six exercise
15-20
Comment on given prescription with reference to case reports mentioning possible
indications and contraindications with dose, route of administration, justification for
inclusion of each ingredient.
Comment on special instructions, drug interactions and ADRs(if any), discharge
medications
BIOSTATISTICS (at least 5 exercise)
21-25
To carry out the statistical analysis of given experimental data using appropriate
method/s based on parametric or non-parametric methods
Final year Pharmaceutical analysis –III practical Expt Setup
SR.NO.
TITLE
1
Calibration of spectrophotometer as per official procedure
2
Spectrophotometric estimation of two – component formulations by simultaneous
analysis.
3
Spectrophotometric estimation of two – component formulations by simultaneous
analysis.
4
Spectrophotometric estimation of two – component formulations by simultaneous
analysis.
5
Spectrophotometric estimation of two – component formulations by simultaneous
analysis.
6
Validation of Analytical methods (Spectrophotometry & HPLC) as per official USP/ICH
Guidelines.
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7
Validation of Analytical methods (Spectrophotometry & HPLC) as per official
USP/ICH Guidelines.
8
Validation of Analytical methods (Spectrophotometry & HPLC) as per official
USP/ICH Guidelines.
9
Validation of Analytical methods (Spectrophotometry & HPLC) as per official
USP/ICH Guidelines.
10
Spectrophotometric Analysis of two components by Q-Method.
11
Spectrophotometric Analysis of two components by Q-Method.
12
Spectrophotometric Analysis of two components by Q-Method.
13
Spectrophotometric Analysis of two components by Q-Method.
14
Estimation of sodium by Flame photometry.
15
Estimation of Potassium by Flame photometry.
16
Estimation of Calcium by Flame photometry.
17
Estimation of Lithium by Flame photometry.
18
Separation of amino acid on Ion Exchange Resins.
19
Separation of amino acid on Ion Exchange Resins.
20
Separation of amino acid on Ion Exchange Resins.
21
Separation of anion exchange of Cations/ Anions/ Pharmaceuticals
22
Separation of anion exchange of Cations/ Anions/ Pharmaceuticals
23
Separation of anion exchange of Cations/ Anions/ Pharmaceuticals
24
Recording of IR spectra of compounds with different functional groups
25
Recording of IR spectra of compounds with different functional groups
26
Recording of IR spectra of compounds with different functional groups
27
Study of Quantitation Techniques in HPLC or GC ( % Area/Area Normalisation, Internal
standard addition)
28
Study of system suitability parameters as per BP/USP protocol for HPLC or GC methods.
29
Workshop to interpret the structure of simple organic compounds using UV, IR, NMR,
MS
30
Interpretation of X-ray powder diffraction pattern and to identify crystal types.
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Pharmaceutical Chemistry V (2007-08)
Experimental Setup
Sr.No.
1.
Experiment
Synthesis of hydroquinone diacetate from hydroquinone
2.
Synthesis of 2,5-dihydroxy acetophenone diacetate from
hydroquinone diacetate
3.
Synthesis of anthranilic acid
4.
Synthesis of o-iodo benzoic acid
5.
Synthesis of acetophenone phenyl hydrazone
6.
Synthesis of 2-phenyl indole from acetophenone phenyl
hydrazone
7.
Synthesis of benzimidazole
8.
Synthesis of ethyl nicotinate
9.
Synthesis of benzyl alcohol
10.
Synthesis of 2-methyl benzimidazole
11.
Synthesis of 2-mercapto benzimidazole
12.
Synthesis of propyl benzene from benzene
13.
Synthesis of 4-fluoro acetophenone
14.
Synthesis of 4-fluoro acetophenone
15.
Synthesis of caprolactum
16.
Synthesis of caprolactum
17.
Synthesis of p-nitro aniline from o-nitro aniline
18.
Hantzsch Synthesis
19.
Hantzsch Synthesis
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20.
Column chromatographic separation
21.
Column chromatographic separation
22.
Preparative TLC
23.
Preparative TLC
24.
Demo-steam distillation
25.
Separation of ortho/para nitro phenols by steam
distillation
26.
Demo-high vacuum distillation
27.
Demo – recrystallization
28.
Demo-dean stark azeotropic water separation
29.
Demo-pH based amino acid separation
30.
Demo-catalytic hydrogenation
PHARMACOGNOSY-III
SR.NO.
TITLE
1
Morphological study and T.S. of Vinca
2
Chemical tests, microchemical tests, powder characteristics of vinca
3
Morphological study and T.S.of Datura
4
Chemical tests, microchemical tests, powder characteristics of Datura
5
Morphological study and T.S. of Vasaka
6
Chemical tests, microchemical tests, powder characteristics of Vasaka
7
Morphological study and T.S. of Cinchona
8
Chemical tests, microchemical tests, powder characteristics of Cinchona
9
Morphological study and T.S. of Kurchi
10
Chemical tests, microchemical tests, powder characteristics of Kurchi
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11
Morphological study and T.S. of Nux-Vomica
12
Chemical tests, microchemical tests, powder characteristics of Nux-Vomica
13
Morphological study and T.S. of Rauwolfia
14
Chemical tests, microchemical tests, powder characteristics of Rauwolfia
15
Morphological study and T.S. of Ashwagandha
16
Chemical tests, microchemical tests, powder characteristics of Ashwagandha
17
Morphological study and T.S. of Ephedra
18
Chemical tests, microchemical tests, powder characteristics of Ephedra
19
Morphological characteristics of
Gulvel,Bhuiamla, Brahmi, Shankhapushpi, Madhunashini, Nagarmotha,
20
Morphological characteristics of
Bhilva, Rasna, Gokhru, Punarnava, Safed musali, Pipali
21
Determination of volatile oil content of clove oil and its evaluation
22
Determination of volatile oil content of eucalyptus oil and its evaluation
23
Determination of lipid content by solvent extraction
24
Extraction, Isolation and Chromatography of
Caffeine from Tea
25
Eugenol from clove oil
26
Curcumenoids from Curcuma longa
27
Hesperidine from orange peel
28
Quinine from Cinchona bark
29
Extraction of Oleo- resin from Zinger
30
Extraction of Oleo- resin from Capsicum
31
Preparation and evaluation of Hair Cosmetics
32
Preparation and evaluation of Skin Cosmetics
33
Demonstration of Callus Formation
34
Project Assignment
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ENCL-IX
P.E. SOCIETY’S
MODERN COLLEGE OF PHARMACY FOR LADIES
BORHADEWADI, DEHU-ALANDI ROAD, MOSHI
ACADEMIC CALANDER (2008-09)
Class-T.Y. and FINAL yr. B.Pharm
Date of
commencement of
the college
Total
available
days
Holidays apart from
Sundays
23/6/2008
Days spend
on sessional and
extracurricular
activities
Academic
days
S
Month
1
June
07
---
07
2
July
27
01
26
r.
no.
2PROBABLE WORKING DAYS
3
14 July-Ashadhi
Eakdashi
3
August
26
2
24
15-Independence
say
19-Pateti
4
Septe
mber
26
2
17
3-ganesh Chaturthi
30- Ghatasthaphana
5
Octobe
r
Term
End19/10/2008
27
13
7
First
sessional
14
2- Gandhi Jayanti
9-vijayadashmi
21-31-diwali
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6
Novem
25
2
ber
1-diwali
Term
start3/11/2008
7
23
Decem
13Jayanti
27
ber
Guru
Nanak
3
7
- Alandi yatra
17
2nd sessional
9-Bakri Id
25-Christmas
8
Januar
27
y
4
24
-Moharam
14-Makar sankrant
25-Kanitkar jayanti
26-Republic Day
9
Februa
24
ry
2
22
19-Shivjayanti
23-Mahashivratri
1
March
26
0
2
17
-Goodfriday
11-Dhulivandan
Total
working days
242
7
3rd sessional
21
29
Days on extracurricular activities=9
Total academic days-192-9=183
Class-S.Y. B.Pharm
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213-21=192
Date of
commencement of
the college
Total
available
days
Holidays apart from
Sundays
23/6/2008
Sr
. no.
Month
Days spend
on sessional and
extracurricular
activities
4PROBABLE WORKING DAYS
Academic
days
5
1
June
07
---
07
2
July
27
01
26
14 July-Ashadhi
Eakdashi
3
August
26
2
24
15-Independence
say
19-Pateti
4
Septe
mber
26
2
07
3-ganesh Chaturthi
17
1st sessional
30- Ghatasthaphana
5
Octobe
27
r
14
2- Gandhi Jayanti
Term
End19/10/2008
6
13
Novem
ber
Term
start3/11/2008
9-vijayadashmi
21-31-diwali
25
2
23
1-diwali
13Jayanti
Guru
Nanak
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7
Decem
27
ber
3
07
- Alandi yatra
17
2nd sessional
9-Bakri Id
25-Christmas
8
Januar
27
y
4
24
-Moharam
14-Makar sankrant
25-Kanitkar Jayanti
26-Republic Day
9
Februa
24
ry
2
22
19-Shivjayanti
-Mahashivratri
10
March
26
2
24
-Goodfriday
11-Dhulivandan
11
April
26
02
07
14-Ambedkar
jayanti
3rd sessional
17
-Mahavir jayanti
To
tal
worki
ng
days
268
31
21
Days on extracurricular activities=9
Total academic days-216-9=207
Class-F.Y. B.Pharm
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23721=216
Date of
commencement of
the college
Total
available
days
Holidays apart from
Sundays
18/8/2008
S
Month
1
August
r.
no.
Days spend
on sessional and
extracurricular
activities
6PROBABLE WORKING DAYS
12
Academic
days
7
1
11
2
26
20-Pateti
2
Septe
mber
26+ 2
s
3-ganesh Chaturthi
30- Ghatasthaphana
3
Octobe
27+2S
r
Novem
9-vijayadashmi
25+ 2S
First
Sessional
2
25
1-diwali
Term
start3/11/2008
Decem
ber
22
27-31-diwali
ber
5
7 days
2- Gandhi Jayanti
Term
End25/10/2008
4
07
13Jayanti
27+ 2S
Guru
Nanak
3
26
- Alandi yatra
9-Bakri Id
25-Christmas
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6
Januar
27+2S
y
4
7 days
-Moharam
14-Makar sankrant
25
Second
sessional
25-Kanitkar Jayanti
26-Republic Day
7
Februa
24+ 2S
ry
2
24
19-Shivjayanti
-Mahashivratri
8
March
26+2S
2
26
-Goodfriday
11-Dhulivandan
9
April
26+2S
02
7 days
14-Ambedkar
jayanti
28
Third
sessional
-Mahavir jayanti
Total
working days
213-21=192
Days on extracurricular activities=9
Total academic days-192-9=183
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Extra and co-curricular activities
8ACTIVITY
No. Of days
Sports
1
NPW
2
Trip
1
Freshers party
1
Gathering
2
Industrial Trips
1
Send of
1
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ENCL-X
P. E. SOCIETY’S
MODERN COLLEGE OF PHARMACY (FOR LADIES) MOSHI,
PUNE
Time- Table 2008-09 (w.e.f 26/8/2008)
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Y
EAR
M
ON
10:0011:0 0
F.
Y.
S.
Y.
11:0012:00
12:00-
1
1:00
:001.30
PIC
P.E.
PIC
(HPA)
(UYK)
(HPA)
MICR
O (A)
PC
III
(B)
(VAW
PH-I
R
Y.
FI
NAL
PIC (C)
(B)
(PRJ)
(SRK)
(KCP )
MICR
PC-III
PCOL-I
(VAM)
(RRC)
P’COL
PA
(VAW
)
T.
MDP
O
(SRK)
3.304.30
(A)
PH-II
2.30-3.30
2.30
(C)
(VAM)
1.30-
)
PMM
PH III
PCOL-II
(RVG)
(VSK)
(SMD)
PA
III(A)
PCOLIII (B)
PCOG
III(C)
(RRC)
(MCU)
(PRJ)
PC IV
E (A)
II(B)
(C)
(SBN)
(SMD)
PH IV
PC-V
(UYK)
II
(VST)
P’COG
III
(SVJ)
(MCU)
C
T
UE
F.
PIC
Y.
PH-I
(HPA)
HAP
MDP
(SND)
PH-I (B)
(A)
(KCP)
(UYK)
MDP
(C)
(VVR)
BIO
S.
(A)
Y.
MICRO
(B)
(VAM
PC
III
MICR
(C)
(VAW)
E
T.
O
(RVG)
PA II
PH III
PCOG
II (A)
PCOL-II
(VSK)
(SMD)
S
W
ED
PH IV
(A)
F.
Y.
PE
(SRK)
(VSK)
)
(VST)
FI
NAL
PH II
(VAW
)
Y.
( KCP )
P’A
III
(B)
PCOLIII(C)
(UYK)
( PRJ )
(RRC)
PH-I
HAP
POC-I
(KCP)
(VVR)
PC
IV
(B)
(UPJ)
(SBN)
PC-V
P’COG
(SVJ)
P’COL
II (C) (RRC)
PH-IV
III
(UYK)
(MCU)
S (A)
( RVG )
POC-I
HAP (B)
(VVR)
PH-I
(C)
(VAM
(KCP)
)
PAI
S.
BIO (B)
(A)
Y.
(VAM)
(HPA)
MICRO
MICR
(C)
O
(VAW)
PCOL-I
PA I
(RRC)
(HPA)
(VAW
)
T.
Y.
PC IV
(SBN)
BIOTEC
H
PH III
PH-III
(A)
(VSK)
(VSK)
(MCU)
FI
NAL
PCV(A)
(SVJ)
PH
IV
(B)
(UYK)
P’COG
II (B)(UPJ)
PA
III(C)
( PRJ)
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PC
IV
(C)
(SBN)
PH V
PJRA
PA III
(KCP)
(SRK)
(PRJ )
ENCL-XI
MODERN COLLEGE OF PHARMACY
SUBJECT DISTRIBUTION AND WORKLOAD
S
r.
No.
Name
Faculty
1
Mr.
of
Dhole
Allotted theory
Practical
PH-I (2 Hrs)
02
S.N.
2
Mr.
Suhas V.
3
Total Workload
(Hr.)
Joshi
PC-V (3Hrs.)
PC-V (Batch A, B, C)
12
Ms. Joshi U.P.
PCOG-II(3 Hrs)
PCOG-II (Batch A,B,C)
12
.
4
Mrs.
Tambe
PA-II (3Hrs)
PA-II (Batch A,B,C )
PH-III (3 Hrs)
PH-III (Batch A, B, C)
V.S.
5
Ms
Kashikar
14
V.S.
6
12
P.E. (2 Hrs.)
Mr.
Petkar
K.C.
PH-V (2 Hrs.)
MDP (Batch A,B,C)
PH I (1 Hrs)
PH-I (Batch C)
17
MDP (2 Hrs)
7
Ms Upadhye
P.COG-III
M.C.
Hr)
(3
PCOG-III (Batch A,B,C)
14
BIOTECH(2
Hrs)
8
Mr. Gadhave
R.V.
PMM (3Hr)
PC-III (Batch A, C)
PC-III (1 Hrs)
POC-I (Batch C)
15
POC-I (2Hrs)
9
Mr.
H.P.
Alhat
P.A.-I (2Hr)
PA-I (Batch A,B, C)
P.IC (3 Hrs)
PIC (Batch A, B )
20
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1
0
Mr.
Chanshetti R.R.
PCOL-III
Hrs)
(3
P, COL-III (Batch A, B, C)
PCOL-II (BATCH C)
PCOL-I( 3 Hrs)
1
Ms. Kolhe S.R.
1
1
2
Ms.
V.A.
Mane
PJRA (3 Hr)
PH-I (Batch A)
PH-II (3 hr)
PH II (Batch A,B,C)
BIOCHEM
(2
Hr)
1
3
Mr.Dhonde
S.M.
PCOL-II
HRS)
18
Biochem (Batch A, B)
PC-III (Batch B),
PC-III (2 Hr)
18
16
POC-I (Batch A)
(3
P, COL-II (Batch A, B)
10
CLINICAL
BIOCHEM (1 HRS)
1
4
Ms.
Khandekar U.Y.
PH-IV (3 Hrs )
PH-IV (Batch A,B,C)
P.E. (2 Hrs)
PH-I (Batch B)
17
1
Mr. Virendra
V. Rachella
HAP (3Hrs )
HAP (Batch A,B,C)
1
Ms. Nikam
S.B.
PC-II (1 Hr)
PC-II (Batch B)
PC-IV (3 Hrs)
PC-IV (Batch A,B,C)
Mr. Jadhav
P.R.
Biochem (1 Hr.)
PIC(Batch C)
PA-III (3 Hrs)
Biochem (Batch C)
5
6
1
7
12
16
19
PA-III (Batch A,B,C)
1
8
Mrs
V.A.
Warad
MICRO (3 hrs)
Micro (batch A, B, C)
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12
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