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Mauli Shikshan Prasarak Mandal’s

Mauli College of Pharmacy (B. Pharm)

At post Tondar Tq. Udgir Dist. Latur 413517


Mandatory Disclosure-2016-17

Mauli College of

Pharmacy, Udgir

Dist: Latur-413517




VISION AND MISSION

VISION :- To become most reputed Pharmacy College in Marathwada

region offering best opportunities for pharmacy education and research for

betterment of society. MISSION :- Mauli College of Pharmacy promotes the health and welfare of

the citizens of India and the nation by preparing graduates in pharmacy to

take independent professional responsibility for the outcome of drug

therapy in patients. Graduates will have a strong scientific foundation,

sensitivity to cultural diversity, and the ability to assume leadership roles in

practice, community, and the profession.




ABOUT MANAGEMENT

AN INTRODUCTION ….

Maul Shikshan Prasarak Mandal, Aurangabad was established in the

year 2010 initiated under guidance of Dr.V.K.Patil, Ex. Vice-chancellor of

Marathwada Krishi Vidyapeeth, Parbhani and Shri Sawali ram Aute,

Chairman, Maul Shikshan Prasarak Mandal's. The main objective of the

organisation was mainly to conduct social and cultural activities in new

generation by the way of blood donation, debate competition, Vanmahotsav

to lead them in harmony and national integration.Shri. Narayan

Aute,Secretary and Shri. Shyam Parihar,Management representative

contributed a lot in overall development. Because of the entire efforts taken

by Shri. Shyam Parihar,Shri Govindrao Biradar and other member of

Society

Degree course in Pharmacy (B. Pharm) was started in Mauli college of

Pharmacy from the academic session 2015-2016. The colleges are

provided with highly qualified, well trained staff, well equipped laboratories,

rich library, beautiful scenery and all other required facilities. Around 180

students are seeking admission in various courses run by the society every

year. Students from different part of India are getting education irrespective

of their languages, religion and culture which really adds in National

Integrity. Maul Shikshan Prasarak Mandal’s have provided City bus to the

college so that students living at different parts of the city can suitably




reach the college. College own building situated admist excellent scenery

and peaceful surrounding which keeps students mind very peaceful.

DEGREE COURSE IN PHARMACY (B. PHARM.)

In order to provide technical education to industrialize, marketing new

drugs and to create self employment in industrial and educational field,

Mauli Shikshan Prasarak Mandal’s, started B. Pharm course from

academic session 2015-16 in Mauli College of Pharmacy

1.INTAKE - The intake capacity is of 100

2.DURATION - Four years integrated course.

3.MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION – English

4.AGE LIMIT - There is no age limit.

5.APPROVALS

5.1. Approvals by Central

The college is approved by All India Councils and DTE Council for Technical Education,

Pharmacy council of India , New Delhi & Director of Technical Education & Permitted By

Government of Maharashtra Mumbai

5.2 Affiliation College is affiliated to Swami Ramanand Tirth Marathwada University,Nanded




MEMBERS OF EXECUTIVE BODY

Reg. No.Maha/421/2003 Date 29/5/2003

1. Shri. Kalyanrao Savliram Aute President

2. Sau.Rupali Madhukar Bhagwat Vice President

3. Shri. Shaym Parihar Secretary

4. Shri.Savliram Anandrao Aute Member

5. Shri.Amar Badrising Salunke Treasurer

6. Shri.Sunil Ekanath Budage Member

7. Shri.Shaikh Shamin Shaikh Ismail Member




Governing Body

Sr. No. Name Designation

1. Mr. Kalyanrao Sawaliram Aute Chairman

2. Mrs Rupali Madhukar Bhagwat Member

3. Mr. Shyam Parihar Member

4. Mr. Sawaliram Anandrao Aute Member

5. Mr. Sunil Eknath Budge Member

6. Mr. Shaik Shamim Shaik Ismail Member

7. Regional Officer AICTE (To be nominated) Ex-officio Member

8. Director of Technical Education Ex-officio Member

9. (To be nominated)

10. S. R.Teerth Marathwada University, Nanded Ex-officio Member

11. Dr.S.K.Bais Principal

12. Mr. V. D. Usnale Teachers Representative

13. Mr. M.S. Hake Non Teaching Representative







ACADEMIC ADVISORY BODY

1. Shri Kalyanrao Aute Chairman

2. Dr. Sanjay Bais Secretary

3. Dr.S.G.Gattani Member

4. Dr.S.S.Pekamwar Member

5. Mr. V. D. Usnale Member

5. Shri Shyam Parihar Society nominee

5. Nominee of Vice Chancellor Member of SRTM University

6. Nominee of Director of Technical Education Member




PHARMACY STUDENT COUNCIL for 2016-17

For development of academic activities and getting feedback from students, their suggestions

student’s council is constituted every year. The constitution of student’s council

will be as follows.

Chairman - Dr. S. K. Bais

Lecturers in charges - Mr. V. D Usnale

Student president - Mr. V. N. Patil

General Secretary / - Mr. S. B. Channwar

University Representative

Sport representative - Mr. V. N. Patil

Cultural representative - Miss. A. M. Raichurkar

Ladies representative - Miss. V. D. Patil

Miss. Shinde Sneha

Class representative - Mr. Swami Ganesh (B.Pharm Ist Year)

Miss.S. B. Kendre (B.Pharm IIst Year)

Student council meeting will be held in First Week of every month to get review of academic

and extracurricular activities and feed back from students. Feed back from students/parents will be

obtained from students in the prescribed form which will be available on college website.




GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL COMMITTEE

No- MCP/Grivance/2015-16/

This is to circulate for information of all concerned that Grievance Redressal

Committee is constituted as per the requirement of All India Council for Technical

Education , New Delhi as given in AICTE Hanbook 2015 Appendix 10-11. The

term of office for members shall be of 2 years from date of its constitution.

1) Dr. S. K.Bais - Chairperson

2) Prof. (Miss) R D Patil - Member

(Female Employee)

3) Prof. (Miss) M. Bhange - Member

(Male Employee)

4) Prof. V D Usnale - Member

(Male Employee)

5) Prof. G. S. Tolsarwad -Member

(Male Employee)

6) Miss.Jayalata Kumte Member

(Lady Lawyer)

7) Miss.Shivkanya Kendre Member

(Female Student)

8) Mrs.Seema Patil Member

(Female Representative of NGO)




THE RIGHT OF INFORMATION ACT 2005

The Right of Information Act is passed by Central Govt. to get information to General Public

regarding the activity carried out in any organization/ Institution. In response that Act, We have

constituted the committee as per the University Letter in which the following members are

appointed.

Accordingly a Right to Information Cell has been established.

Public Information Officer's Details

Sr.

No.

Designation Name Contact No. E-Mail Address

1.

Appealing

Officer

Dr. Bais S. K. 9921138227 [email protected]

2.

Information

Officer

Mr. G. S.

Tolsarwad

9860890083 [email protected]

3.

Asst.

Information

Officer

Miss. Manjusha

Bhange

9404560934 [email protected]




ANNEXURE”A”

Format of application for obtaining information under the Right of Information Act 2005

To,

The Information Officer,

Mauli College of Pharmacy,

Tondar,

Udgir.

1) Full Name of the Applicant:-…………………………………………………….

2) Address …………………………………………………

3) Particulars of information required……………………………………………….

i) Subject matter of information.

ii) The period to which the information relates. #

iii) Decription of the information required $

iv) Whether information is required by post or in person.

(The actual postal charges shall be included in additional fees)

v) In case by post

(Ordinary, Registered or Speed)

4) Whether the applicant is below poverty line :

(If yes, attach the photo copy of the proof thereof).

Place:

Date : Signature of the Applicant

• Broad category of the subject to be indicated (such as grant of Government land/ Service

matters/ Licenses, etc.)

• # Relevant period for which information is required to be indicated.

• $ Specific details of the information is required to be indicated.




ANNEXURE “B”

[ See rule 5 (1) ]

Appeal under section 19 (1) of the Right of Information Act, 2005

From : ……………………

(Appellant’s name and address)

To :.Appellate Authority .

Mauli College of Pharmacy, Tondar, Udgir.

1) Full name of the Appellant

2) Address

3) Particulars of the State Public Information Officer:

4) Date of receipt of the order appealed against (if order passed)

5) Last dage for filing the appeal

6) The grounds for appeal

7) Particulars of information –

i) Nature and subject matter of the information required.

ii) Name of the office or Department to which the information relates.

Place:

Date: Signature of Applicant




ANTI RAGGING ACT Student should not involved directly or indirectly in any type of raging otherwise will be punished as

per the provision of Maharashtra Act XXXIII known as "Maharashtra Prohibition of Ragging Act of

1999" resulting in suspension, expulsion from college and imprisonment.

Anti-Ragging Committee

Sr.

No. Name of Member Designation

Cell no.

1 Dr. S. K. Bais Principal 9921138227

2 Mr.V.D.Usnale Convener 9823042079

3 Mr. G. S. Tolsarwad Co-Convener 9860890083

4 Miss. M.A.Bhange Member 9503985404

5 Miss.S.K.Somware Member 8600693949

6 Mr. M. S. Hake Member 9552825029

PROHIBITION TO CHEWING TOBACCO & ALLIED MATTER

Student should not be involved in chewing tobacco or allied matter otherwise will be punished as per

the provision in rule.

ABOUT THE COURSE (B.PHARM) Name of the Course - B.Pharm

No of Seats - 60 Intake

Total Seats Available 60 (first year)

Cut off Marks - 40% minimum at H.S.C. Level in PCB/PCM.

ABOUT THE ADMISSION Seats Available for F.Y.B.Pharm & Direct Second Year

Through central admission process (CAP) - 65% of Intake (39 seats)

Management Quota Seats - 20% of Intake (12 seats)

Other State Quota through CAP - 15% of Intake (9 seats)




6.0 QUALIFYING EXAMINATION AND ELIGIBILITY

6.1 For Maharashtra State Candidate. (65% CAP Quota)

6.1.1 Candidate should have passes (1) higher secondary certificate (H.S.C.) std. XII examination of

the Maharashtra State Board of secondary and Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent

examination with English as one of the subjects and Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Mathematics,

and secured minimum 45% marks (40% for backward class candidates from Maharashtra State only.)

in Physics, Chemistry and the subject of maximum marks amongst the 2 subjects mentioned above

added together and, 6.1.2 Appeared for Maharashtra - Pharmacy - common entrance (MHT - CET )

conducted by competent authority.

6.2 Eligibility criteria for OMS candidates (15% CAP).

6.2.1 Candidate should have passes (1) higher secondary certificate (H.S.C.) std. XII examination

of the Maharashtra State Board of secondary and Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent

examination with English as one of the subjects and Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Mathematics,

and secured minimum 50% marks (45% for backward class candidates from Maharashtra State only.)

in Physics, Chemistry and the subject of maximum marks amongst the 2 subjects mentioned above

added together.

6.2.2 Appeared and qualified MAH - CET conducted by competent authority.

6.3 DISTRIBUTION OF SEAT

Distribution of seats will be as follows -

a. Management Seats - 20% of sanctioned intake (For MS and OMS)

b. Common Seats (CAP) - 65% of sanctioned intake (For Maharashtra State candidate)

c. OMS Quota - 15% of sanctioned intake (For OMS and State)

6.3.1 Seats are reserved for Backward class candidates from Maharashtra state as given below:

a. Schedule caste & Schedule caste converted to Buddhism. 13.0%

b. Schedule Tribes including those living outside specified areas. 7.0%

c. Vimukta Jati (14 as specified) 3.0%

d. Nomadic Tribes (NT1) (28 before 1990 as specified) 2.5%

e. Nomadic Tribes (NT2) (Dhangar as specified) 3.5%

f. Nomadic Tribes (NT3) Vanjari as specified) 2.0%




g. Other backward class 19.00%

Total 50.0%

Note : Candidate whose mother belong to schedule caste but married with Hindu. Sheikh or

Baudh is eligible for reserved seats for schedule caste subject to verification on such caste

of mother and production of caste validity certificate.

6.4 DIRECT SECOND YEAR B. PHARM ADMISSION:

For the direct 2nd year B. Pharm. admission candidate should have passed the (Post SSC/Post HSC)

Diploma in Pharmacy (D. Pharm.) from Maharashtra State or other state from an institute approved

by Pharmacy Council of India scoring minimum 1st class (50% i. e. 600/1200 as per ER-81/and

500/1000 as per ER-91) in the first attempt. The admission of such candidate shall be subject to

eligibility being granted by the University affiliating the admitting college.

Note - Any other changes / additional requirement in admission qualification as laid down by

Directorate of Technical education or PCI from time to time shall be applicable.

7.0 RESERVATION IN SEATS

7.1 50% Seats are reserved for backward class candidate from Maharashtra State as specified as per

Govt. Resolution no. Sankirna 2003/ (139/2003)/Tanshi - 1 dt. 16.4.2003

Seats are reserved for Backward class candidates from Maharashtra state as given below:

a. Schedule caste & Schedule caste converted to Buddhism. 13.0%

b. Schedule Tribes including those living outside specified areas. 7.0%

c. Vimukta Jati (14 as specified) 3.0%

d. Nomadic Tribes (NT1) (28 before 1990 as specified) 2.5%

e. Nomadic Tribes (NT2) (Dhangar as specified) 3.5%

f. Nomadic Tribes (NT3) Vanjari as specified) 2.0%

g. Other backward class 19.00%

Total 50.0%

Note : Candidate whose mother belong to schedule caste but married with Hindu. Sheikh or Baudh is

eligible for reserved seats for schedule caste subject to verification on such caste of mother and

production of caste validity certificate.

7.1.1 Candidate claiming to belong to categories e. f. and g above will have to furnish certificate for

current year from appropriate authority that the candidate does not belong to creamy layer as per the




relevant order of Government. Further it is clarified that if any of the a to categories mentioned above

does not get the required number of candidate for the percentage laid down, the seats remaining

vacant shall be fillied in from among the candidate of remaining categories with reference to inter se

merit of all candidates belonging to reserved categories. However the total reservation shall not

exceed 50 percent. After doing so the seats remaining vacant shall be filled with reference to inter se

merit of all the candidates.

7.1.2 Candidate claiming to belong the category of schedule cast/schedule cast converted to

Buddhism/ST/VJ/NT1/NT2/NT3/OBC shall produce certificate or caste validity issued by

appropriate scrutiny committee in the prescribed form or as laid down by the Government.

7.1.3 Application received without cast validity certificate shall not be considered as application for

reserved category.

7.2 Five percent seats are reserved for children of Defence service personnel and Ex. Defence

personnel permanently disabled or killed in action and the distribution of these seats between defence

and Ex. Defence personnel shall be in the ratio of 2:3.

7.2.1 Out of the seats so reserved, 60% seats are meant for children of ex-defence service personnel

who are domeciled in Maharashtra and 20% seats be reserved for children of active defence

personnel who are domeciled in Maharashtra State.

7.3 One percent seats are reserved for Physically handicapped students. The candidate will be

required to be certified by the Director, All India Institute of Physically handicapped Mumbai or

Civil Surgeon in the prescribed form certifying candidate's physical disability and his/her ability to

undergo all parts of syllabus of theory, practical etc. for pharmacy course. The admission of such

candidate shall be given strictly on inter se merit of the physically handicapped students.

7.4 Five percent seat are reserved for marathi speaking community students from Mauritius students

claiming against this category have to produce certificate from India High Commission in Mauritius

to the effect that the applicant are from marathi speaking community in Mauritius. Application

should be submitted to the Director of Technical Education Mumbai.

7.5 Fifteen percent seats of intake capacity will be the 'Management Quota.' students will be admitted

in this category on the basis of merit of the students applying in the category.

7.6 Certain seats shall be reserved for nominees of the agencies authorised by ministry of Human

Resource Development, Dept. of India as may be agreed by the State Govt. every year.




7.7 30% seat are reserved in all above category for Female candidate as per the provision in Govt.

Resolution No. GEC-1000/(123/2000)/Tech. Edu./dated 17th April 2000.

8.0 ADMISSION

8.1 Admission Process.

8.1.1 65% seats of intake capacity will be filed through central admission process (CAP) from

Maharashtra State candidate eligible as specified in rule 6.1.1(For Maharashtra State Candidate.

(65% CAP Quota) and 6.1.2 (Appeared for Maharashtra - Pharmacy -common entrance (MHT -

CET 2007) conducted by competent authority.). These admissions will be done by the Director of

Technical Education (DTE), Mumbai or his nominee.

8.1.2 15% seats of intake capacity will be filled from candidates eligible as specified in rule

(Eligibility criteria for OMS candidates (15% CAP).

8.1.3 20% seats of intake capacity will be filled by the principal under management quota.

Candidates seeking admission under these seats shall submit application for admission directly to the

Principal. Candidates who are eligible as specified in rule 8.1.5 (Admission to Seats remaining

vacant after CAP round and Management Quota) can apply for admission in this category.

8.1.4 15% seats over and above the sanctioned intake will be filled from candidates eligible as per

rule specified in 6.3.1 (Eligibility for admission against 15% seats above intake capacity for

Foreign Nationals / Foreign Students / PIO / Children of Indian workers in the Gulf countries).

Students should directly apply to the Principal for admission under this category. 1/3 of the 15%

seats shall be reserved for Indian works in the gulf countries.

8.1.5 Admission to Seats remaining vacant after CAP round and Management Quota.

Seats remaining vacant after central admission process and (...) Management quota seaks will be

filled by the Principal from eligible students -

a) All Maharashtra candidates who are eligible for admission as per the eligibility mentioned in Rule

no. 6.1.1 & 6.1.2.

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b) Diploma holders who have passed the Diploma in Pharmacy with min. 50% marks from institution

recognized by AICTE.

c) Out side Maharashtra State candidates as per eligibility mentioned in rule no. 6.1.1.

d) Diploma holders who have passed the Diploma in pharmacy with min. 50% marks from outside

Maharashtra State with English medium.




Note - Seats under management quota and seats available after CAP round and 8.1.6 will be filled

after giving admission notification in the newspapers like Lokmat / Lokmat Samachar / Lokmat

Times / The Hitavada / Tarun Bharat / Dainik Sakal / Dainik Bhaskar / and local

news papers. Separate admission round will be carried out admission in above category.

8.2 Merit list will be prepared on the basis of total marks obtained in common entrance test out

of 200 and / or marks of H. Sc. examination in the subject Physics, Chemistry and subject of max.

marks out of 2 subject mentioned in 6.1.1 added together.

8.3 No rounding of the marks secured by the candidate will be done in individual subject or grand

total while converting marks of individual subjects out of 100 or total marks out of 300.

8.4 In case of candidate securing equal marks their relative merit will be fixed on the basis of the

following in the order of preference given below -Candidate qualifying CET with higher marks out

of 100 in the subject Biology /Mathematics then Chemistry then Physics in MHT-CET exam. and in

last student passing S. S. C. exam with higher aggregate marks out of 750.

8.5 Candidate seeking admission can raise an objection by written complaint to the principal if he has

reason to believe that Merit is not given correctly or his name is omitted. Such complaint should be

lodged within given time.

8.6 Admission will be done through counselling by College authority (Principal) after notifying final

merit list.

8.7 After completion of admission process For Maharashtra State condidate remaining seats if vacant

will be filled from OMS Candidate as mentioned in 8.1.5.

8.7.1 INSTRUCTION FOR OUTSIDE MAHARASHTRA STATE CANDIDATES (OMS) -

a. OMS candidate will be admitted in OMS category or in management quota only. (If seats are

vacant)

b. OMS candidate should have passed qualifying examination within two years from year of his

admission.

c. OMS candidates will be considered only in open category even if they belong to reserved category

in their state. No relaxation is allowed in eligibility criterion.

d. OMS candidate should produce original school / college leaving certificate of the institute last

attended.

e. No duplicate leaving certificate will be accepted.




f. If there is a gap between qualifying examination and the year of admission candidate should submit

an affidavit on a stamped paper stating the factual position for the gap.

9.0 APPLICATION AND DOCUMENTS REQUIRED

9.1 Candidate should attach with application form Xerox copies of certificate as mentioned in (No

application will be accepted for consideration unless it is accompanied by the attested copies of

documents. For all candidate (including B. C. candidates)

1) Certificate of marks obtained at qualifying examination.

2) School / Institution leaving (after qualifying examination) certificate.

3) Certificate of marks obtained at S. S. C. or its equivalent examination.

4) Domicile certificate of parent/guardian Nationality certificate.

5) Transfer order showing the date of transfer of his/her father along with joining certificate from

head of office if required as per rule 6.5, 6.6.

(6.5 Son/Daughter of central Govt. servants or Govt. of India undertaking servants transferred to

Maharashtra State will be considered eligible for admission if they have passed at least the qualifying

examination from an institution in Maharashtra State but may have passed their S. S. C. or equivalent

examination form outside the state. However candidate must produce a certificate from the

appropriate authority regarding the transfer of his/her father to Maharashtra State.

6.6 Son/Daughter of Maharashtra State Govt. Servants / Maharashtra State Govt. undertaking

servants transferred to Maharashtra or have returned to state from deputation to central Govt. / Govt.

of India undertaking are eligible for admission even if they have passed their S. S. C. examination

and /or the qualifying examination from institution outside the Maharashtra State. However the

candidate must produce a certificate from appropriate authority regarding the transfer of his/her

father to Maharashtra State.)

6) Medical certificate in prescribed proforma.

9.2 For the candidate belonging to backward classes.

1) Certificate of cast validity issued by appropriate scrutiny committee as prescribed under 7.1.2

along with certificate of cast and category.

9.3 For candidate belonging to NT2, NT3, OBC category 1) Certificate for current year issued by

SDO/Deputy Collector/Collector concerned stating that the candidate does not belong to Creamy

Layer. (Non creamy layer certificate).




9.4 For children of Armed forces personal domiciled in Maharashtra or transferred to but not

domiciled in Maharashtra, certificate as mentioned under 7.2.1

9.5 For physically handicapped candidate Medical Certificate from Civil Surgeon as mentioned

under 7.3

9.6 If a candidate is unable to produce the required original certificate at the time of his/her

admission, it is made clear that such candidate shall be required to pay the fees then and there only

and submit the required original certificate to the admission authority within 48 working hours as a

period mentioned by the authority, candidate shall sign the undertaking for the same. If He/She fails

to submit the certificate within given period the admission shall be treated as cancelled and no refund

of fees shall be granted. Application received after the last date and time prescribed will not be

entertained under any circumstances.

10.0 FEES AND CONCESSION (Per anum)

Shikshan Shulka samiti, Mumbai has given an approval for charging the tuition fees and other fees

from the student admitted for academic session 2015-16 as follows

10.1 Tution Fees Rs.71290 (for B.Pharm course)

10.2 Development Fees

10.3 UNIVERSITY FEES

Students Council 5/-

Students Welfare Fund 20/

Students Corpus Fund 5/-

Students Safety Insurance Scheme 1.25/-

Emergency Fund 10/-

Sport Fees 25/-

Krida Aswameth Fees 30/

Annual Fees 50/-

Eligibilty Fees 100/-

Migration 1200/- (For OMS students only)

Exam Fees Theory 795/-

Practical 125/- (Per practical)

Moderation Fees 25/-

Central Valuation 50/-




Student have to pay the above mentioned fees at the time of admission ( Except University Exam

fees) in Lump sum. The fees can paid by D.D. in favour of Principal Mauli College of Pharmacy,

payable at Udgir or By Cash at College counter .For any reason if student is unable to fees in lump

sum then he/she can pay the fees in two equal Installments,

First Installment…… At the time of admission

Second Installment……… In the month of December.

University Exam Fees should be paid as per requirements.

10.3.1 All fees shall be paid in lump sum or Installments at the time of admission.

10.3.2 Except deposit all fees are non refundable.

10.3.3 REFUND OF FEES

The candidate who have been provisionally admitted many cancel admission by submitting an

application in prescribed proforma and may request for refund of fees. The refund of fees as

applicable shall be made in due course. Refund of tuition fees shall be made after deduction of the

cancellation charges as shown.

10.4 Scholarship & Concession:

Concession for backward class student (SC/ST/VJ/NT/OBC) given by social welfare dept. Govt. of

Maharashtra and for son and daughter of primary and middle school teacher and non-teaching

employee is applicable to the candidate admitted in free seat only. Students are eligible to get Govt.

Scholarship to be granted for SC/ST/OBC. Student should apply at time of admission to claim such

type of Scholarship as eligibility in prescribed format with required documents.




11.0 COURSE OF STUDY

11.1 Course of study will be as per SRTM Nanded University.

Scheme of Examination for B. Pharm (Semester wise) First to Eight semester

Contact Examination Scheme

Hours

Subject

Credits

Subject Internal Semester Total

Code

TH PR Lab. Max. Marks

Work Sessional Total Marks

for Pr (TH)

BPH11 Pharmaceutical Practice 04 03 03 40 10 50 50 100

BPH12 Organic Chemistry-I 04 03 03 40 10 50 50 100

BPH13 Human Anatomy & Physiology-I 03 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

BPH14 Introduction to Pharmacognosy 03 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

BPH15 Introduction to Biochemistry 02 02 -- -- 10 10 50 60

BPH16 Modern Pharmaceutical Business 02 02 -- - 10 10 50 60

BPH17 Remedial Maths* 02 02 -- -- -- -- 50* 50

BPH18 Remedial Biology* 03 02 03 40 10 50 50* 100

Total 20 16

12 160 70 220 350

570

/21 /15 /200 /80 /250 /620

*Home Examination and for eligibility; student has to appear for R. Maths/R. Biology or

both as the case may be

IInd sem

Contact Examination Scheme

Hours

Subject

Credits


Code



for Pr (TH)

BPH21 Inorganic Pharmaceuticals 04 03 03 40 10 50 50 100

BPH22 Physiologic Biochemistry 03 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

BPH23 Human Anatomy & Physiology-II 03 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

BPH24 Organic Chemistry-II 04 03 03 40 10 50 50 100

BPH25 Study of Crude Drugs 03 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

BPH26 Financial Management for 02 02 -- -- 10 10 50 60

Pharmacist

BPH27 Introduction to Hospital 02 02 -- -- 10 10 50 60

Pharmacy

Total 21 16 15 200 70 270 350 620




IIIrd

Semester Contact

Examination Scheme

Hours

Subject

Credits


Code



for Pr (TH)

BPH31 Physical Chemistry 03 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

BPH32 Pharmaceutical Microbiology 03 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

BPH33 Organic Chemistry-III 04 03 03 40 10 50 50 100

BPH34 Clinical Biochemistry 03 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

BPH35 Introduction to Pharmaceutical 03 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

Analysis

BPH36 Plant Genetics & Tissue Culture 03 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

BPH37 Introduction to Unit Operations 02 02 -- -- 10 10 50 60

BPH38 Causes of Disease & Prevention 02 02 - -- 10 10 50 60

Total 23 17 18 240 80 320 400 720

IVth

Semester Contact

Examination Scheme

Hours

Subject

Credits


Code



for Pr (TH)

BPH41 Physical Pharmaceutics 03 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

BPH42 Sterilization & Disinfectants 03 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

BPH43 Classical Analytical 03 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

Techniques

BPH44 Organic Chemistry-IV 03 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

BPH45 Fundamentals of Pharmacology 03 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

BPH46 Pathophysiology of Diseases 02 02 -- -- 10 10 50 60

BPH47 Unit Operations in 02 02 -- -- 10 10 50 60

Pharmaceutical Technology

BPH48 Calculus & Biostatistics 02 02 -- -- 10 10 50 60

BPH49 Computer Application 01 -- 03 -- -- -- 50* Grade

Total 22 16 18 200 80 280 400 680

* Home examination




Vth

Semester Contact

Examination Scheme

Hours

Subject

Credits


Code

TH PR Lab. Sessional Total

Max. Marks

Work Marks

for Pr (TH)

BPH51 Pharmaceutical Technology-I 03 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

(DFD-I)

BPH52 Pharmaceutical Technology-II 03 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

(DFM-I)

BPH53 Medicinal Chemistry-I 03 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

BPH54 Neuropharmacology 03 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

BPH55 Physico-electro Analytical 03 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

Techniques

BPH56 Phytochemical Approaches of 03 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

Natural Products

BPH57 Immunology 02 02 -- -- 10 10 50 60

BPH58 Pharmacology of Hormones 02 02 -- -- 10 10 50 60

Total 22 16 18 240 80 320 400 720

VIth

Semester Contact

Examination Scheme

Hours

Subject

Credits

Internal

Semester Total

Subject

Marks

Code

TH PR

Lab. Max.


for Pr (TH)

BPH61 Pharmaceutical Technology-I 03 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

(DFD-II)

BPH62 Pharmaceutical Technology-II 03 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

(DFM-II)

BPH63 Medicinal Chemistry-II 03 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

BPH64 Chemotherapy of Anti-

infective & Neoplastic 03 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

Diseases

BPH65 Separation Techniques 03 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

BPH66 Chemistry of Natural Products 03 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

BPH67 Biotechnology of 02 02 -- -- 10 10 50 60

Pharmaceutical Products

BPH68 Laws Governing Trade & 02 02 -- -- 10 10 50 60

Commerce of Pharmaceuticals

Total 22 16 18 240 80 320 400 720




VIIth

Semester Contact

Examination Scheme

Hours

Subject

Credits


Code

TH PR Lab. Sessional Total

Max. Marks

Work Marks

for Pr (TH)

BPH71 Cosmetic Technology 03 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

BPH72 Medicinal Chemistry-III 04 03 03 40 10 50 50 100

BPH73 Biopharmaceutics 03 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

BPH74 Spectro-analytical Techniques 03 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

BPH75 Herbal Technology 03 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

BPH76 Modern Pharmaceutics 02 02 -- -- 10 10 50 60

BPH77 Pharmaceutical Management 02 02 -- -- 10 10 50 60

BPH78 Autacoids & 02 02 - -- 10 10 50 60

Immunomodulators

Total 22 17 15 200 80 280 400 680

VIIIth

Semester Contact

Examination Scheme

Hours

Credit

Subject Internal Semester

Subject s

Lab.

Code TH PR

Max.

Wor

Total

Sessional Total Marks

k for Marks

(TH)

Pr

BPH81 NDDS and Targeted DDS 03 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

BPH82 Medicinal Chemistry-IV 03 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

BPH83 Pharmacokinetics & its 03 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

Clinical Application

BPH84 Potentials of Herbal Based 02 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

Industries

BPH85 Molecular Spectroscopy 03 02 03 40 10 50 50 100

BPH86 Total Quality Management 03 03 -- -- 10 10 50 60

BPH87 Clinical Pharmacy & Drug 03 03 -- -- 10 10 50 60

Interaction

BPH88 Environmental Study 01 -- Project -- -- 50* # Grade

BPH89 Library Assignment 01 -- Project -- -- 50* -- Grade

Total 23 16 15 240 70 270 350 620

*Home Examination/Evaluation, # as per common philosophy of university for all faculty




12.0 CONDUCT AND DISCIPLINE

12.1 All student have to maintain discipline, serious indiscipline on the part of student may result

his/her withdrawal or expulsion from the college.

12.2 A student if found indulging in anti-national activities contrary to the provision of act and laws

enforced by Govt. will be liable to be expelled from the college without any notice by the principal.

12.3 Any student providing wrong information in the application form, will be expelled from the

college, in all such matter the decision of Principal will be final and irrevocable.

12.4 Attendance of the student as per Swami Ramanad teerth university, Nanded should not be

less than 80 % of the classes held both in theory and practical separately in each subject to appear in

the final examination. Otherwise he/she may be detained from the exam. To appear in sessional

examination % attendance should not be less than 80%

12.5 Head of the institution may verify the antecedents of the candidate through the appropriate

police authority.

12.6 Loud talking and congregating in the corridors, laboratories, library and class rooms should be

avoided. Students found indulging in these will be punished by the Principal.

12.7 If consistent progress is not observed a candidate may be advised to leave the course and his/her

parent/guardian will be informed accordingly.

12.8 Student should bring every thing required while doing practical.

12.9 If student remain absent he/she has to submit an application endorsed by Guardian stating

reason for the absence of his ward, in case of absence on medical ground the application must be

supported by medical certificate from registered medical practitioner. Student remaining absent and

whose leave will not be considered will have to pay absentee fine as implemented by college.

Students will have to pay these fine before dates specified on N. B. otherwise late fee will be

charged.

12.10 No student will be allowed to appear for final examination unless.

a) He/she paid all the fees and other dues.

b) He/she satisfy the rules of attendance minimum requirement of 75% as per the University.

c) He/she has completed all practical record books and getting certified by concerned teacher.

12.11 Student should carry their identity card all the time.

12.12 Student should regularly read notice notified on the notice board.




12.13 Student should not involved directly or indirectly in any type of raging otherwise will be

punished as per the provision of Maharashtra Act XXXIII known as "Maharashtra Prohibition of

Ragging Act of 1999" resulting in suspension, expulsion from college and imprisonment.

12.14 Student should not be involved in chewing tobacco or allied matter otherwise will be punished

as per the provision in rule.

12.15 No student should be involved in “common off” student involved in common off will be

expelled out from college. Decision of principal be final & irrevocable.

13.0 Conduct of examination

13.1 Periodical (Sessional Examination)

13.1.1 There will be 1 periodic sessional examination of 10 marks for theory the out of 10 marks will

be sent to university.

13.2 UNIVERSITY EXAMINATION

13.2.1 Fifty marks shall be allotted to each of theory examination held by university.

13.2.2 Fourty marks of annual practical examination will be distributed as

Experimental Work – 20 marks

Day to day performance – 20 marks

13.3 A candidate to be eligible to pass the examination must have obtained not less than

45% marks in periodical and University examination for theory and for practical 50% separately.

13.4 Standard of Passing

Distinction - 70% and above in subject / Class

First Class - 60% and above in subject / Class

Pass Class - 45% and above and up to 65% pass

35

13.5 ATKT - as per rule of Swami Ramanad Teerth University, Nanded.

13.6 Grace marks - As per rule of Swami Ramanad Teerth University, Nanded.

13.7 As a part of curriculum every candidate for degree of B. Pharm. shall be required to work for

atleast eight weeks in a Pharmaceutical Industry, in a hospital or in a PCI approved drug store within

or outside Maharashtra State at the end of Third / Fourth year of B. Pharm science course.

13.9 Any candidate having % attendance less than 75% in theory and practical will be detained

from examination.




14.0 UNIFORM

For Boys - Navy Blue color Blazer, White Shirt and Dark Navy Blue Pant.

For Girls - Navy Blue color Blazer, White Shirt and Dark Navy Blue Pant.

16.0 SALIENT FEATURE

16.1 STUDENT TEACHER GUARDIAN SCHEME -

The scheme is operated so that every student will be under the guardianship of a teacher decided by

Principal as long as he/she remain on the roll of college. The objective of this scheme are (1)

Personal and intimate contact between students and teacher (2) Constant watch on the progress of

student and his performance (3) Motivation of the student towards academic achievements (4) Keep

the parent informed about the student performance.

16.2 TRAINING AND PLACEMENT CELL -

It keeps in continuous touch with prospective employers all over all country. It provides information

about carrier opportunities and keep track of emerging Industry trend. Campus interview are

conducted every year for placement of students.

16.3 ACADEMIC MONITORING (ICIU) -

For review of academic progress like no of hrs. conducted for theory and practical classes, % of

syllabus covered, % result, % attendance of student, no. of experiments conducted in practical and

other academic matters, a committee is constituted under chairmanship of principal other member

will be two senior teacher and one sessional in charge, & two students representative. Committee will

meet before every sessional and annual examination. The progress of students will be communicated

to parent.

16.4 Apart from teaching various programme are conducted like blood donation, tree plantation

detection of food adulteration. In future we are planning to organize various activities under N. S. S.

through which we will be able to develop importance of cleaning, blood donation, tree plantation,

humanity, honesty in the student's mind.

STUDENT

16.5 Students Council - Every year students council is consitituted under chairmanship of Principal.

Student securing first rank in Annual examination will be nominated as class representative. One




representative will be nominated from talented students in field of sport, cultural events, NSS

activities. Girl student will be nominated to represent all girls in the institution. One student will be

elected from nominated members, who will represent the college into the university

16.6 E-mail and internet facility is available for students & E. Library facility is also available in

college library.

16.7 Local Telephone, Xerox and lamination facilities are available in college premises.

16.8 Bus facility is available for college student in concessional rate, Student can availe bus facility

from any part of city.

16.9 INSURANCE FACILITY

16.9.1 Student and Staff Insurance - Every student and staff members of the college are insured

against any minor accident. For detail information should contact to Principal.

16.9.2 Insurance of College Asset – College assets including Infrastructure , Equipment, Instruments,

Books , Furniture’s, Computers are Insured against burglaries and fire.

16.10 UNIVERSITY SCHEMES / SCHOLARSHIP: -

16.10.1 Students Welfare Fund Scholarship given by university a per the academic and overall Merit

(Sport, Cultural), student insurance scheme is also provided by university.

ADDITIONAL

17.0 A specified number of seats are reserved for the nominees from state and union territories which

lack the facility in pharmacy education, Ministry of HRD, Govt. of India determines these seats

every year. These seats are over and above the sanctioned intake. For admission in this category the

respective state select the candidates for the seats ear marked for the state. Eligible candidate as

mention in rule 6.1 should apply to competent authority of the respective state.

17.1 Once seat over & above the intake is offered to the childrens of citizens who are displaced from

J K from 1990 onwards due to terrorists activity, candidate eligible as per above rule (17.0) should

apply to principal K.M. Kundnani College of Pharmacy, Dr. R.G. Thadani Marg, Worli Sea face,

Mumbai on or before last date prescribed by competent authority.

TRAINING & PLACEMENT CELL

We are having training and placement cell through which we are recruiting our students to various

fields like Marketing, Production, Quality Control…etc. following are modes of employment.




1) Placement through campus interview by various esteemed organization

2) Correspondence through job consultants

3) By notification in the newspapers.

FACULTY POSITION

Discipline Level Year of

Establishment

AICTE

approved

intake

Total No of

full time

Faculty

To

tal

Visiting

Faculty Total

Total ( Full

time + Visiting)

Pharmacy

(PH)

B. Pharm

UG 2015 60

Principal

&

Prof

1

Associate.

Prof

1 -

Assistant

Prof.

07 2 09 09




Mauli College of Pharmacy (B. Pharm), Tondar, Udgir

DETAIL OF TEACHING FACULTY (2015-16)

Sr.

No. Name of faculty Designation Qualification Experience

Publications

Research Review

1 Dr. S. K. Bais Principal

M. Pharm, PhD

Quality

Assurance

25 30 06

2 Mr. V. D. Usnale Assistant

Professor

M. Pharm

Pharmaceutics 04 - 01

3 Mr. G. S.

Tolsarwad

Assistant

professor

M. Pharm

Pharmacology 02 01 01

4 Mr. R. D. Usnale Assistant

professor

M. Pharm

Quality

Assurance

01 01 01

5 Miss. M. A.

Bhange

Assistant

professor

M. Pharm

Pharmaceutics 01 - 12

6 Miss. S. K.

Somware

Assistant

professor

M. Pharm

Quality

Assurance

01 01 01

7 Mr. P. H. Shaikh Assistant

professor

M. Pharm

Quality

Assurance

01 01 01

8 Miss. K. B. Pathan Assistant

professor

M. Pharm

Quality

Assurance

01 - -

9 Miss Geetanjali

Pathak

Assistant

Professor

M.Pharm

Pharmacognosy 01 - -




BIO DATA OF PRINCIPAL

1. Name: - Dr. S. K. Bais.

2. Designation: - Principal

3 Date of Joining: - 20/06/2015

4. Educational: - M. Pharm. Ph.D. (Quality Assurance).

Qualification Quality Assurance

5. Work Experience

- Teaching -- 24 Years

- Research -- 02 years

6. Area of Specialization: - Pharmaceutical Chemistry

7. Subjects teaching at UG & PG Level: Pharmaceutical Chemistry

8. Research guidance -

Master’s - 17

No. of papers published in National Journal 26

International Journal 02

Conferences 05

9. Projects carried out -

10. Patents -

12. Research Publications - 06

13. Professional Membership - Life Member of APTI and IHPA

14. Consultancy Activities - 01




FACULTY BIODATA

1. Name: - Mr. V. D. Usnale.

2. Designation: - Associate Professor

3. Date of Joining: - 01/07/2016

4. Educational Qualification: - M. Pharm

5. Work Experience

- Teaching: 04

- Research:-00

- Industry: - 02

- Others Nil

6. Area of Specialization: - Pharmaceutics

7. Subjects teaching at Under Graduate Level –Unit Operation,

Pharmacy Practice

8. Research guidance - No. of papers published in

Master’s - National Journals: 01

Ph. D. - International Journals; 00

- Conferences: 06

9. Projects Carried out: -

10. Patents - Nil

11. Technology Transfer - Nil


13. Professional Membership - Nil

14. Consultancy Activities - NIL




15. Award - NIL

FACULTY BIODATA

1. Name: - Mr. G. S Tolsarwad.

2. Designation: - Assistant Professor

]3. Date of Joining: - 01/06/2015


5. Work Experience

- Teaching: 02

- Research:-00

- Industry 6 Month

- Others Nil

6. Area of Specialization: - Pharmacology

7. Subjects teaching at Under Graduate Level – Pharmacology, HAP



Ph. D. - International Journals; 01

- Conferences: 05


10. Patents - Nil








15. Award - NIL

FACULTY BIODATA

1. Name: - Mr. R. D. Usnale




5. Work Experience

- Teaching:

- Research:

- Industry: 02

- Others Nil

6. Area of Specialization: - Quality Assurance

7. Subjects teaching at Under Graduate Level -


Master’s - National Journals:

Ph. D. - International Journals:

- Conferences: 02


10. Patents - Nil


12. Research Publications - Nil



15. Award - NIL




FACULTY BIODATA

1. Name: - Miss. M. A. Bhange


]3. Date of Joining: - 19/7/2016


5. Work Experience

- Teaching: 01

- Research:-Nil

- Industry Nil

- Others Nil

6. Area of Specialization: - Pharmaceutics

7. Subjects teaching at Under Graduate Level –Causes of disease prevention



Ph. D. - International Journals; Nil

- Conferences: 03


10. Patents - Nil





15. Award - NIL-




FACULTY BIODATA

1. Name: - Miss. S. K. Somware




5. Work Experience

- Teaching: 02

- Research:-00

- Industry Nil

- Others Nil


7. Subjects teaching at Under Graduate Level – P’ Analysis




- Conferences: 02


10. Patents - Nil





15. Award - NIL-




FACULTY BIODATA

1. Name: - Mr. P. H. Shaikh




5. Work Experience

- Teaching:

- Research:-

- Industry Nil

- Others Nil


7. Subjects teaching at Under Graduate Level –




- Conferences: 03


10. Patents - Nil





15. Award - NIL-




FACULTY BIODATA

1. Name: - Miss. K. B. Pathan




5. Work Experience

- Teaching: 01

- Research:-

- Industry Nil

- Others Nil




Master’s - National Journals: Nil


- Conferences: 01


10. Patents - Nil





15. Award - NIL-




FACULTY BIODATA

1. Name: - Miss. Geetanjali Pathak


3. Date of Joining: -

4. Educational Qualification: - M.Pharm

5. Work Experience

- Teaching:01

- Research:-

- Industry Nil

- Others Nil

6. Area of Specialization: - Pharmacognosy



Master’s - National Journals: Nil


- Conferences:01


10. Patents - Nil





15. Award - NIL




ADMISSIONS DETAILS -

For admissions in the seats remaining vacant after CAP and seats in the management quota,

advertisement in leading News papers (State, regional & local level) is published and

applications are called from eligible students. For scrutinee of application received and carrying

overall admission process admission committee is constituted every year.

The constitution of admission committee will be ……

For College Level Admission for Management Seats

Principal Chairman President

Chairman

Two senior lecturer Member Principal & two faculty Member

Advertisement, admission related notices, schedule of admission process are notified on college

notice board and published on college web site www.mspmsbpharm.org.in before

commencement of process.




ADMISSION DETAILS IN B.PHARM. AND M.PHARM COURSE

Academic year Class Total admission

Male Female Total

2015-2016 B. Pharm Ist Yr. 41 18 59

2016-2017 B.Pharm Ist Yr. 41 19 60

Percentage of result in last two years

Session Class % of result

2015-16 B.Pharm Ist sem 100 %

2015-16 B.Pharm IInd sem 78 %

2016-17 B.Pharm I sem 100%

2016-17 B.Pharm III sem 100 %

Ranking-(2015-16)

Fist Rank - Miss. Shaikh Namjubi M.

Second Rank - Miss. Kendre Shivknya B.

Third Rank - Mr. Hakke Parmeshwar S.




Academic Session 2016-17

SEMESTER PATTERN

First Term

Commencements of Classes

B. Pharm I 07/08/2016

B. Pharm III 15/06/2016

Activities & Events Dates

Teachers Day Celebration 05/09/2016

Theory Sessional Exam 12/10/2016 to 20/10/2016

Last date of certification of Practical record by

Principal 20/10/2016

Practical Semester Exam 21/10/2016 to 27/10/2016

Winter Vacation 28/10/2016 to 05/11/2016

Completion of Syllabus 09/11/2016

Start of theory Semester Exam 10/11/2016

Nation Pharmacy Week 25/11/2016 to 30/11/2016

Second Term

Commencements of Classes

B. Pharm I 07/12/2016

B. Pharm III 07/12/2016

Activities & Events Dates

Annual Day Celebration 26/12/2016 to 28/12/2016

Theory Sessional Exam 19/03/2017 to 27/03/2017

Last date of certification of Practical record by

Principal 26/03/2017

Practical Semester Exam 28/03/2017 to 03/04/2017

Completion of Syllabus 05/04/2017

Theory Semester Exam 11/04/2017

Summer Vacation 02/05/2017 to 03/06/2017

Total working days available 210 Days

Effective working Days 180 Days

Start of next academic year 04/06/2017




TIME TABLE FOR B.PHARM 1st and 3rd SEM. Academic Session 2016-17 w.e.f. B.Pharm I :-7/8/2016 & B.Pharm III:15.06.2016

DAY Class 10.00-11.00 11.00-12.00 12.00-1.00 1.00-

2.00

2.00 pm -3.00

pm 3.00 pm to 4.00 pm 4.00pm -5.00 pm

MON

I

Org.chem

(RVJ)

MPB

(BPD)

Pharm.Practice

(VDU)

R

E

C

E

S

S

Practical Organic Chemistry I, Batch A (RVJ)….

Practical Pharmacy Practice Batch B (VDU)…..

III

Practical Plant Genetics & Tissue culture Batch A

(GST)…

Practical Pharma Analysis, Batch B (SKS)….

Plant Genetics &

Tissue culture

(GST)

Causes of diseases &

Prevention

(MAB)

Pharma Analysis

(SKS)

TUE

I

Pharm.Practice

(VDU)

Org.chem

(RVJ)

MPB

(BPD)

Practical Organic Chemistry I, Batch B (RVJ)….

Practical Pharmacy Practice Batch C (VDU)….

III

Practical Plant Genetics & Tissue culture Batch B

(GST)…

Practical Pharma. Microbiology, Batch A(RDP)

Pharma Analysis

SKS/SKB

Plant Genetics &

Tissue culture

(GST)

Causes of diseases

& Prevention

(MAB)

WED

I

Pharm.Practice

(VDU)

Bio-Chem

(MAB)

Org.chem

(RVJ)

Practical Organic Chemistry I, Batch C (RVJ)….

Practical Pharmacy Practice, Batch A (VDU)…..

III

Practical Pharma Analysis, Batch A (SKS)….

Practical Pharma. Microbiology, Batch B (RDP)…

Pharma

Microbiology

(RDP)

Physical Chem.

(BPD)

Extra -lecture

THU

I

Bio-chem

(MAB)

Pharmacognosy

(SKS

HAP

(GST)

Practical Pharmacognosy Batch A SKS…….

Practical Human Anatomy physiology Batch B GST

III

Practical Clinical Bio-chemistry, Batch A (RDP/SKB)…

Practical Org-chemistry-III, Batch B (RVJ)……

Pharma

Microbiology

(RDP)

Organic Chem. III

(RVJ)

Physical Chem.

(BPD)

FRI

I

Pharmacognosy

(SKS)

HAP

(GST

Math

PGK

Practical Pharmacognosy Batch B SKS…….

Practical Human Anatomy & Physiology Batch C (GST)….

III

Practical Clinical Bio-chemistry, Batch B (RDP)….

Practical Physical-chemistry, Batch A (BPD)……

Organic Chem. III

(RVJ)

Clinical Bio-chem.

(RDP)

Intro to Unit

operation

(VDU)

SAT

I

Bio-chem

(MAB)

Math

PGK

Remedial

Biology

Meera Patil

Practical Pharmacognosy Batch C (SKS)…….

Practical Human Anatomy & Physiology Batch A (GST)……

III

Practical Org-chemistry-III, Batch A (RVJ)……

Practical Physical-chemistry, Batch B (BPD)……

Organic Chem. III

(RVJ)

Intro to Unit

operation

(VDU)

Clinical Bio-chem.

(RDP)

Teaching staff Abbreviations SKB: Dr. S. K. Bais,VDU: Mr.V.D.Usnale,GST; Mr. G. S. Tolsarwad, BPD;

Mr.B.P.Dama, RDP; Miss R. D. Patil, SKS; Miss S.K.Somware, RVJ: Miss R V Jadhav ,MAB. Miss.M.A.Bhange,

PGK.Mr.P.G.Kasba




LABORATORIES DETAILS

Deparmentwise laboratory details including infrastructure and resources available\

Department of Pharmaceutics There are three Laboratories (Pharmaceutics & Industrial Pharmacy Laboratory).There is sufficient

space for every student to work in the laboratory about 20 students can do practical at a glance.

Aluminum racks are provided for keeping the pharmaceutical ingredients. Separate cabin for the

faculty & lab. Assistant is provided for conducting their work like viva, preparations of chemicals,

etc. Dispensing balances are kept on the working table for weighing pharmaceutical ingredients. We

are providing Caps, Masks to carry out practical work.

In each laboratory LPG through pipe is provided on working table via gas burner. Other

facilities include tap water, sink, chemical racks, and electric supply on table, drainage, exhaust

fans, fans and tube lights are provided.so that practicals can be performed easily and in working

atmosphere. Laboratories are kept clean and well maintained regularly. Each laboratory is under the

supervision of lecturer in-charge appointed by principle every year.

Mr. V. D. Usnale :- Assistant Professor (Incharge)

Mr. R. D. Usnale :Assistant Professor

Mr .Sagar Balasaheb : Lab Assistant

Major Instruments/ Machines

Tablet dissolution tester

Tablet disintegration tester Digital (veego

make)

Continuous hot extraction equipment

Hand grinding mill

Laminar air flow

EIght Station Disso. Aparatus (DBK)

Collapsible Tube filling and sealing equipment

Capsule filling machine (Lab. Size)

Distillation equipment for distilled water

Ampoule washing machine

Ampoule filling and sealing machine

Hot Air Sterilizer

Incubator

Ampoule clarity Test equipment




Department of Pharmachemistry

There are three chemistry laboratories (Pharmaceutical chemistry, Analytical Chemistry

& Medicinal Chemistry Laboratory) There is sufficient space for every student to work in the

laboratory about 20 students can do practical at a glance. Aluminum racks are provided for

keeping the reagent bottles, the reagents bottles are labeled with number of the respective

chemical whose list is displayed near every rack. Separate cabin for the faculty & lab. Assistant

is provided for conducting their work like viva, preparations of chemicals, etc. The separate

balance room is provided to carry out weighing work.

Mr. P. H. Shaikh :- Assistant Professor (Incharge)

Mr. Kodgirkar Pankaj : Lab Assistant

Major Instruments/ Machines

Photo-electric Colorimeters.

Polarimeters.

Conductivity meter

Single pan balance electronic Hyundai (10mg

cap)- 2

Gluco meter

Karlfischar autotitrator

Melting point Appatatus

Netal QC Gas Chromatograph

Digital pH meter-3

Refractometers.

Analytical Balances & weight box sets.

Electronic Balance

Digital Single pan Balance (0.1mg cap)

Micro controller Spectrophotometer

Fuming Chamber




Department of Pharmacology:-

There are two Laboratories, There is sufficient space for every student to work in the

laboratory about 20 students can do practical at a glance. Separate cabin for the faculty & lab.

Assistant is provided for conducting their work like viva, preparations of chemicals, etc.

Electronic balances are provided for weighing drugs. Dissection boxes are provided to students

while conducting practical on animals.

Mr. G. S. Tolsarwad :- Assistant Professor (Incharge)

Mr. Waghmare Sandeep : Lab Assistant

Major Equipment & Instruments: -

Sherrington Rotating Drum.

Student Organ Bath.

Telethermometer.

Microprocessor controlled Digital Kymograph







Department of Pharmacognosy: - There is one Pharmacognosy Laboratory having other rooms including Preparation room,

Teacher room. Having total area 118.5 Sq. M. There is sufficient space for every student to work

in the laboratory about 30 students can do practical at a glance. Separate cabin for the faculty &

lab. Assistant is provided for conducting their work like viva, preparations of slides etc. We are

45 charts of microscopy of various crude drugs.

Miss Geetanjali Pathak :- Assistant Professor(Incharge)

Miss. Shubhangi Somware :Assistant Professor

Miss .Asha Dubalgunde : Lab Assistant

Major Equipment & Instruments: -

Camera Lucida

Dissecting Microscope

Permanent Slides

Models (Different types)

Charts (Different types)

Student Microscope

Compound Microscope

Eyepiece Micrometer

Stage micrometer

Silica Crucible

Vaccume pump

Soxhlet Apparatus




OTHER AMENITIES

Girl’s common room, Examination Center

Boy’s common room Placement Office

Canteen N.S.S. Office

Play ground Departmental Store

Student Recreation Center

Documents

At post Tondar Tq. Udgir Dist. Latur 413517 Mauli …mspmbpharm.org/MCP-mandatroy-disclosure.pdfMauli Shikshan Prasarak Mandal’s Mauli College of Pharmacy (B. Pharm) At post Tondar