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Pharmacy

MIT-WPU School of Pharmacy, the erstwhile MAEER'S Maharashtra Institute of Pharmacy, was established in the year 1997, and is a top-ranked pharmacy school in India where we provide a rewarding learning experience to students along with a vibrant environment for academics, research, curricular and extracurricular activities. The school has comprehensive academic and research tie-ups with several universities and pharmaceutical industries to provide them with a wide Industry exposure. Along with the Pharmacy curriculum, we also provide short-term courses (hands on analytical instruments instead of Analytical instruments and pharmacovigilance and Cosmetic science, Intellectual Property Rights). The

curriculum incorporates Peace Studies and yoga that help learners become physically fit, mentally alert and spiritually elevated individuals.

Study Programs offered by MIT-WPU School of Pharmacy

Ÿ PhD in Pharmacy.

School of pharmacy offers

Ÿ Post Graduate Diploma in Regulatory Affairs (PGDRA)

Ÿ MPharm (Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance, Pharmaceutics and Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Pharmacology*)

Ÿ BPharm

School of Pharmacy

(*Subjected to PCI approval)

Pharmacy

To emerge as a leading 'Centre for Excellence' in the field of 'Pharmaceutical Education & Research' and evolve world class professionals to serve healthcare needs of an ever changing global society.

VISION

Outcomes and objectives

PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES (PEO's)

MISSION To impart excellent and quality education through value based system to produce not just global professionals but ingenious thinkers in the field of Pharmacy and Health care.

Programme Outcomes (POs)

The students shall equip with integrity and ethical values so that they become responsible pharmacy graduates

The students shall equip with knowledge, skills and research aptitude tosuccessfully complete for entry level position in industry or pursue highereducation MS, M.Pharm, MBA or in related field

The students shall engage in innovative activities by using ingenious thinking to envision better ways of accomplishing professional goals

Contemporary professional and lifelong learning skills including hands on laboratory experience to successfully complete in local, national and global pharmaceutical field. The student shall continuously strive to expand his or her knowledge to maintain professional competence.

The students shall develop the ability to function effectively both as team member and as leader at the workplace and demonstrate appropriate interpersonal behavior.

KNOWLEDGE

PROFESSIONAL ETHICS

INNOVATION ANDENTREPRENEURSHIP

LIFE LONG LEARNING

LEADERSHIP AND TEAMWORK

ProgrammeOutcomes

www.mitwpu.edu.in

SupportSustainabilityDevelopment

Socialresponsibilities

EffectiveCommunication

PharmaceuticalEthics and

value

ProfessionalIdentity

Leadershipskills

Modem andusage

PharmacyKnowledge

PlannningAbilities

Life-LongLearning

Problemanalysis

Grantsworth more Than

3 Cr from various Govt.

funding Agencies

Where innovations meet excellence

Pharmacy

MIT-WPU School of Pharmacy, the erstwhile MAEER'S Maharashtra Institute of Pharmacy, was established in the year 1997, and is a top-ranked pharmacy school in India where we provide a rewarding learning experience to students along with a vibrant environment for academics, research, curricular and extracurricular activities. The school has comprehensive academic and research tie-ups with several universities and pharmaceutical industries to provide them with a wide Industry exposure. Along with the Pharmacy curriculum, we also provide short-term courses (hands on analytical instruments instead of Analytical instruments and pharmacovigilance and Cosmetic science, Intellectual Property Rights). The

curriculum incorporates Peace Studies and yoga that help learners become physically fit, mentally alert and spiritually elevated individuals.

Study Programs offered by MIT-WPU School of Pharmacy

Ÿ PhD in Pharmacy.

School of pharmacy offers

Ÿ Post Graduate Diploma in Regulatory Affairs (PGDRA)

Ÿ MPharm (Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance, Pharmaceutics and Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Pharmacology*)

Ÿ BPharm

School of Pharmacy


Pharmacy

To emerge as a leading 'Centre for Excellence' in the field of 'Pharmaceutical Education & Research' and evolve world class professionals to serve healthcare needs of an ever changing global society.

VISION

Outcomes and objectives

PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES (PEO's)

MISSION To impart excellent and quality education through value based system to produce not just global professionals but ingenious thinkers in the field of Pharmacy and Health care.

Programme Outcomes (POs)

The students shall equip with integrity and ethical values so that they become responsible pharmacy graduates

The students shall equip with knowledge, skills and research aptitude tosuccessfully complete for entry level position in industry or pursue highereducation MS, M.Pharm, MBA or in related field

The students shall engage in innovative activities by using ingenious thinking to envision better ways of accomplishing professional goals

Contemporary professional and lifelong learning skills including hands on laboratory experience to successfully complete in local, national and global pharmaceutical field. The student shall continuously strive to expand his or her knowledge to maintain professional competence.

The students shall develop the ability to function effectively both as team member and as leader at the workplace and demonstrate appropriate interpersonal behavior.

KNOWLEDGE

PROFESSIONAL ETHICS

INNOVATION ANDENTREPRENEURSHIP

LIFE LONG LEARNING

LEADERSHIP AND TEAMWORK

ProgrammeOutcomes

www.mitwpu.edu.in

SupportSustainabilityDevelopment

Socialresponsibilities

EffectiveCommunication

PharmaceuticalEthics and

value

ProfessionalIdentity

Leadershipskills

Modem andusage

PharmacyKnowledge

PlannningAbilities

Life-LongLearning

Problemanalysis



funding Agencies


MPharm

MPharmPharmaceutics / Pharmaceutical Quality assurance / Pharmaceutical Chemistry / Pharmacology *

Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance: 15

Intake: Pharmaceutics: 15

Duration: Four semesters (Two years)

Pharmaceutical Chemistry: 09

Pharmacology*: 09

Key Features M. Pharm. course is a research oriented course which

extend over four semesters (two Years) after B. Pharm.

Syllabus ad curriculum is designed by pharmacy

council of India (PCI) New Delhi In the first year

students learn about advances in areas of their

specialization and can select a research problem with

consultation with industrial experts and research

guide for their second year. Student can select

challenging areas like nanotechnology, Molecular

Pharmaceutics; Computer aided Drug Designing,

Clinical research, Pharmacoeconomics and other

interdisciplinary research areas. Ÿ Guidance from industry experts

Ÿ Attractive stipend for GPAT Qualified and GPAT

Non-qualified students.

Ÿ Industrial visits

Ÿ Finishing School to bridge the gap between

Industry & Academia

Ÿ Guest Lectures by international faculties.

Ÿ Industrial Internship/Industrial Projects

Ÿ Opportunity for collaborative research with

international researchers and research students.

Ÿ Excellent pilot plant for real word industrial

experience

Ÿ State of art laboratories

BPharm

Career Opportunities

BPharmB. Pharm is one of the most popular and job oriented programs for science student's post-class 12th In this course, student will study about different Pharmaceutical formulations, Medicinal Chemistry, P h a r m a c e u t i c a l E n g i n e e r i n g , Pharmacology , Pathophysiology , Microbiology, Pharmaceutical Analysis Herbal Drugs, Cosmetics etc. This course provides number of carrier opportunities in public and private sectors. B. Pharm Course extends over eight semesters (Four years) with a credit based system and six semesters (Three years) for later entry students who get admitted directly to second year after Diploma in Pharmacy. The syllabus and curriculum is set by Pharmacy council of India (PCI) New Delhi.

Intake: 100

Duration: 8 semesters (Four years)

Pharmacy Career Tree

Research and Development:

Research Scientist

Industrial Pharmacist: Production, Packaging,

Quality Assurance/Control

Drug Inspector

Regulatory Affairs

Hospital pharmacist

Entrepreneurship-Own manufacturing/marketing

company, Drug Stockiest

Community Pharmacist Higher StudiesM. Pharm, MBA, Ph.D

Study in AbroadMS, Ph.D, Post Doc.

Chemist Shop

Cosmetic Industry

Marketing

Pharmaceutical IT Pharmacovigilance, Clinical Data Management, Medical Coding

Academics

Clinical Research Scientist


Finishing School of two weeks is also organized for

students before the submission of thesis. Finishing

school has interactive curriculum based on soft-skills

and domain knowledge. It has been especially

modelled so students are ready for their careers, well-

nurtured and ready for every challenge that life has to

throw their way.

www.mitwpu.edu.inWhere innovations meet excellence

MPharm

MPharmPharmaceutics / Pharmaceutical Quality assurance / Pharmaceutical Chemistry / Pharmacology *

Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance: 15

Intake: Pharmaceutics: 15

Duration: Four semesters (Two years)

Pharmaceutical Chemistry: 09

Pharmacology*: 09

Key Features M. Pharm. course is a research oriented course which

extend over four semesters (two Years) after B. Pharm.

Syllabus ad curriculum is designed by pharmacy

council of India (PCI) New Delhi In the first year

students learn about advances in areas of their

specialization and can select a research problem with

consultation with industrial experts and research

guide for their second year. Student can select

challenging areas like nanotechnology, Molecular

Pharmaceutics; Computer aided Drug Designing,

Clinical research, Pharmacoeconomics and other

interdisciplinary research areas. Ÿ Guidance from industry experts

Ÿ Attractive stipend for GPAT Qualified and GPAT

Non-qualified students.

Ÿ Industrial visits

Ÿ Finishing School to bridge the gap between

Industry & Academia

Ÿ Guest Lectures by international faculties.

Ÿ Industrial Internship/Industrial Projects

Ÿ Opportunity for collaborative research with

international researchers and research students.

Ÿ Excellent pilot plant for real word industrial

experience

Ÿ State of art laboratories

BPharm

Career Opportunities

BPharmB. Pharm is one of the most popular and job oriented programs for science student's post-class 12th In this course, student will study about different Pharmaceutical formulations, Medicinal Chemistry, P h a r m a c e u t i c a l E n g i n e e r i n g , Pharmacology , Pathophysiology , Microbiology, Pharmaceutical Analysis Herbal Drugs, Cosmetics etc. This course provides number of carrier opportunities in public and private sectors. B. Pharm Course extends over eight semesters (Four years) with a credit based system and six semesters (Three years) for later entry students who get admitted directly to second year after Diploma in Pharmacy. The syllabus and curriculum is set by Pharmacy council of India (PCI) New Delhi.

Intake: 100

Duration: 8 semesters (Four years)

Pharmacy Career Tree

Research and Development:

Research Scientist

Industrial Pharmacist: Production, Packaging,

Quality Assurance/Control

Drug Inspector

Regulatory Affairs

Hospital pharmacist

Entrepreneurship-Own manufacturing/marketing

company, Drug Stockiest

Community Pharmacist Higher StudiesM. Pharm, MBA, Ph.D

Study in AbroadMS, Ph.D, Post Doc.

Chemist Shop

Cosmetic Industry

Marketing

Pharmaceutical IT Pharmacovigilance, Clinical Data Management, Medical Coding

Academics

Clinical Research Scientist


Finishing School of two weeks is also organized for

students before the submission of thesis. Finishing

school has interactive curriculum based on soft-skills

and domain knowledge. It has been especially

modelled so students are ready for their careers, well-

nurtured and ready for every challenge that life has to

throw their way.


PGDRA

Duration: 11 Months

Regulatory Affairs is one of the most important part of heath industry. Experts in this domain provides support and advice about domest ic and international regulations related to development of new drug, medical devices etc. Regulatory experts are with in depth knowledge about global regulatory process are very much required by health industry.This course is designed to match the with the expectations of international regulatory industrial and students will get thorough knowledge about most of regulatory aspects followed by the industry.

Intake: 30 Seats

Postgraduate diploma in Regulatory Affairs (PGDRA):

Medical Devices

Pharma

Chemical

Food

Cosmetics

Veterinary

Week end Course / Part Time(Suitable for Working Professionals/Corporates)

PhD

The School of Pharmacy, MIT WPU has advanced research laboratories that facilitates great research outcome. The research guides are highly experienced with immense research and development track records. The management implicates the importance of research in meeting societal challenges and thus encourages freedom with conducive environment.

PhD Program in Pharmacy

Publications:More than 300 publications in high peer reviewed journals,

Multidisciplinary research approach

Industry based research projects

Scholar can work with national and international collaborators

Research Collaborations with many pharma industries

Scholars can opt for the stipend through sponsored research projects

Opportunities for PhD Scholars:

Scholar can work on Industrial funded research projects



funding Agencies


PGDRA

Duration: 11 Months

Regulatory Affairs is one of the most important part of heath industry. Experts in this domain provides support and advice about domest ic and international regulations related to development of new drug, medical devices etc. Regulatory experts are with in depth knowledge about global regulatory process are very much required by health industry.This course is designed to match the with the expectations of international regulatory industrial and students will get thorough knowledge about most of regulatory aspects followed by the industry.

Intake: 30 Seats

Postgraduate diploma in Regulatory Affairs (PGDRA):

Medical Devices

Pharma

Chemical

Food

Cosmetics

Veterinary

Week end Course / Part Time(Suitable for Working Professionals/Corporates)

PhD

The School of Pharmacy, MIT WPU has advanced research laboratories that facilitates great research outcome. The research guides are highly experienced with immense research and development track records. The management implicates the importance of research in meeting societal challenges and thus encourages freedom with conducive environment.

PhD Program in Pharmacy

Publications:More than 300 publications in high peer reviewed journals,

Multidisciplinary research approach

Industry based research projects

Scholar can work with national and international collaborators

Research Collaborations with many pharma industries

Scholars can opt for the stipend through sponsored research projects

Opportunities for PhD Scholars:

Scholar can work on Industrial funded research projects



funding Agencies


B.Pharm

Ÿ Pharmaceutical Analysis I

Ÿ Remedial Biology/ Remedial Mathematics

Ÿ Pharmaceutics I

Ÿ Yoga and Peace Studies

Ÿ Communication skills

Ÿ Human Anatomy and Physiology I

Ÿ Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry

Ÿ Environmental sciences

Ÿ Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry I

Ÿ Computer Applications in Pharmacy

Ÿ Human Anatomy and Physiology II

Ÿ Biochemistry

Ÿ Pathophysiology


Ÿ Pharmaceutical Engineering

Ÿ Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry II

Ÿ Peace Studies

Ÿ Pharmaceutical Microbiology

Ÿ Physical Pharmaceutics I

Ÿ Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry III

Ÿ Pharmacology I

Ÿ Physical Pharmaceutics II

Ÿ Medicinal Chemistry I

Ÿ Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry I

Ÿ Peace Studies

Ÿ Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence

Ÿ Pharmacology II

Ÿ Industrial Pharmacy I

Ÿ Medicinal Chemistry II

Ÿ Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry II

Ÿ Peace Studies

Ÿ Herbal Drug Technology

Ÿ Medicinal Chemistry III

Ÿ Pharmacology III

Ÿ Pharmaceutical Biotechnology

Ÿ Biopharmaceutics and Pharmacokinetics

Ÿ Quality Assurance

Ÿ Peace Studies

Ÿ Practice School

Ÿ Pharmacy Practice

Ÿ Peace Studies

Ÿ Industrial Pharmacy II

Ÿ Novel Drug Delivery System

Ÿ Instrumental Methods of Analysis

Ÿ Cosmetic Science

Ÿ Experimental Pharmacology

Ÿ Quality Control and Standardization of Herbals

Compulsory Subjects

Ÿ Advanced Instrumentation Techniques

Elective Subjects

Ÿ Cell and Molecular Biology

Ÿ Pharma Marketing Management

Project Work

Ÿ Pharmacovigilance

Ÿ Dietary Supplements and Nutraceuticals

Ÿ Social and Preventive Pharmacy

Ÿ Computer-Aided Drug Design

Ÿ Biostatistics and Research Methodology

Ÿ Pharmaceutical Regulatory Science

SEMESTERS

PGDRA (Weekend / Part Time)

Ÿ Regulatory Affairs Practical – I

Ÿ Global Regulatory Affairs

Ÿ Regulatory Requirements Compilation and Submissions

Ÿ Regulatory Aspects of Drugs and Cosmetics

Ÿ Clinical Research Regulations

Ÿ Regulatory Aspects of Herbal and Biologicals

Ÿ Biologicals Medical Devices and IVD Regulations

Ÿ Regulatory Affairs Practical – II

Ÿ Seminar/Assignment


Ÿ Advanced Biopharmaceutics & Pharmacokinetics

Ÿ Pharmaceutics Practical II

Ÿ Molecular Pharmaceutics (NanoTech and Targeted DDS)

Ÿ Computer-Aided Drug Delivery System

Ÿ Cosmetic and Cosmeceuticals

Ÿ Modern Pharmaceutical Analytical Techniques

Ÿ Drug Delivery System

Ÿ Modern Pharmaceutics


Ÿ Regulatory Affair


Ÿ Pharmaceutics Practical

Program Structure M.PharmThe course of study for M. Pharm. (Pharmaceutics)

Ÿ Advanced Organic Chemistry –II

Ÿ Pharmaceutical Process Chemistry

Ÿ Advanced Spectral Analysis



Ÿ Pharmaceutical Chemistry Practical II


Ÿ Chemistry of Natural Products

Ÿ Advanced Organic Chemistry –I

Ÿ Pharmaceutical Chemistry Practical I


Ÿ Advanced Medicinal chemistry



The course of study for M. Pharm. (Pharmaceutical Chemistry)

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B.Pharm

Ÿ Pharmaceutical Analysis I

Ÿ Remedial Biology/ Remedial Mathematics

Ÿ Pharmaceutics I


Ÿ Communication skills

Ÿ Human Anatomy and Physiology I

Ÿ Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry

Ÿ Environmental sciences

Ÿ Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry I

Ÿ Computer Applications in Pharmacy

Ÿ Human Anatomy and Physiology II

Ÿ Biochemistry

Ÿ Pathophysiology


Ÿ Pharmaceutical Engineering

Ÿ Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry II

Ÿ Peace Studies

Ÿ Pharmaceutical Microbiology

Ÿ Physical Pharmaceutics I

Ÿ Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry III

Ÿ Pharmacology I

Ÿ Physical Pharmaceutics II

Ÿ Medicinal Chemistry I

Ÿ Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry I

Ÿ Peace Studies

Ÿ Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence

Ÿ Pharmacology II

Ÿ Industrial Pharmacy I

Ÿ Medicinal Chemistry II

Ÿ Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry II

Ÿ Peace Studies

Ÿ Herbal Drug Technology

Ÿ Medicinal Chemistry III

Ÿ Pharmacology III

Ÿ Pharmaceutical Biotechnology

Ÿ Biopharmaceutics and Pharmacokinetics

Ÿ Quality Assurance

Ÿ Peace Studies

Ÿ Practice School

Ÿ Pharmacy Practice

Ÿ Peace Studies

Ÿ Industrial Pharmacy II

Ÿ Novel Drug Delivery System

Ÿ Instrumental Methods of Analysis

Ÿ Cosmetic Science

Ÿ Experimental Pharmacology

Ÿ Quality Control and Standardization of Herbals

Compulsory Subjects

Ÿ Advanced Instrumentation Techniques

Elective Subjects

Ÿ Cell and Molecular Biology

Ÿ Pharma Marketing Management

Project Work

Ÿ Pharmacovigilance

Ÿ Dietary Supplements and Nutraceuticals

Ÿ Social and Preventive Pharmacy


Ÿ Biostatistics and Research Methodology

Ÿ Pharmaceutical Regulatory Science

SEMESTERS

PGDRA (Weekend / Part Time)

Ÿ Regulatory Affairs Practical – I

Ÿ Global Regulatory Affairs

Ÿ Regulatory Requirements Compilation and Submissions

Ÿ Regulatory Aspects of Drugs and Cosmetics

Ÿ Clinical Research Regulations

Ÿ Regulatory Aspects of Herbal and Biologicals

Ÿ Biologicals Medical Devices and IVD Regulations

Ÿ Regulatory Affairs Practical – II



Ÿ Advanced Biopharmaceutics & Pharmacokinetics

Ÿ Pharmaceutics Practical II

Ÿ Molecular Pharmaceutics (NanoTech and Targeted DDS)

Ÿ Computer-Aided Drug Delivery System

Ÿ Cosmetic and Cosmeceuticals


Ÿ Drug Delivery System

Ÿ Modern Pharmaceutics


Ÿ Regulatory Affair


Ÿ Pharmaceutics Practical

Program Structure M.PharmThe course of study for M. Pharm. (Pharmaceutics)

Ÿ Advanced Organic Chemistry –II

Ÿ Pharmaceutical Process Chemistry

Ÿ Advanced Spectral Analysis



Ÿ Pharmaceutical Chemistry Practical II


Ÿ Chemistry of Natural Products

Ÿ Advanced Organic Chemistry –I

Ÿ Pharmaceutical Chemistry Practical I


Ÿ Advanced Medicinal chemistry



The course of study for M. Pharm. (Pharmaceutical Chemistry)

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SEMESTERS

Ÿ Hazards and Safety Management

Ÿ Audits and Regulatory Compliance


Ÿ Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance Practical II


Ÿ Pharmaceutical Validation

Ÿ Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Technology

Ÿ Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance Practical I



Ÿ Quality Management System


Ÿ Quality Control and Quality Assurance

Ÿ Product Development and Technology Transfer

Ÿ Journal Club

Ÿ Research Work

Ÿ Discussion/Final Presentation

Ÿ Research Work

Ÿ Research Methodology and Biostatistics (Non-University Exam)

Ÿ Journal club

Ÿ Discussion / Presentation (Proposal Presentation)

COMMON FOR ALL SPECIALIZATIONS

Program Structure M.Pharm The course of study for M. Pharm. (Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance)

Poster Presentations at National /International Conferences

Industrial projects

National / InternationalStudy Tour (Optional)

Peace Program

Rural Immersion

The course of study for M. Pharm.(Pharmacology*)

Ÿ Advanced Pharmacology II

Ÿ Pharmacological and Toxicological Screening Methods-II

Ÿ Principles of Drug Discovery

Ÿ Experimental Pharmacology practical- II

Ÿ Pharmacology Practical II


Ÿ Pharmacology Practical I

Ÿ Pharmacological and Toxicological Screening


Seminar/Assignment

Ÿ Advanced Pharmacology-I

Ÿ Cellular and Molecular Pharmacology

CollaborativeResearch projects with internationally acclaimed faculties

Pharmacy

Few of our Eminent Advisory Board Members

Prof. Dr. Vicente Rodilla AlamaCardenal Herrera University,

Valencia, Spain

Prof. Dr. Ad Van DoorenPharmaceutical Solutions Rotterdam,

& Emeritus Professor, Utrecht University of Applied Siences

Netherlands

Dr. V. C VivekanandanVice Chancellor at Hidayatullah National Law University, India

Dr. K G AkamanchiProfessor of

Pharmaceutical Technology, Institute of Chemical Technology (ICT),

Mumbai, India

Prof. Dr. Gerhard FortwengelUniversity of Applied Sciences and Arts, Hannover, Germany

Prof. Dr. Archana JuvekarProfessor in Pharmacology,

Institute of Chemical Technology (ICT), Mumbai, India.

Dr. Vivek PolshettiwarHead, Nanocatlysis lab,

Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR)

Mumbai, India.

Dr. Santosh JhaHead Medical Affairs,

Rare Diseases & Neurosciences - Growth & Emerging Markets Region,

Takeda Pharmaceuticals International AG, Singapore

Dr. Bhushan ChoudhariSenior Principal Scientist,

Biochemical Science Division, CSIR - National Chemical Laboratory,

Pune

Dr. Kuldeep BhokareDirector - Process

(Solids Process Center) at ROMACO GROUP,China

Almas SayedManager (Pharmacovigilance)

Tata Consultacy Services (TCS), India

Dr. Shivkanya FuloriaFaculty of Pharmacy,

AIMST University, Semeling Bedong,

Kedah 08100 Malaysia

Dr. P. Ravi ShankarAssociate Professor (Research Methodology and Community Health)

Shree Ramchandra University, Chennai

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SEMESTERS

Ÿ Hazards and Safety Management

Ÿ Audits and Regulatory Compliance


Ÿ Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance Practical II


Ÿ Pharmaceutical Validation

Ÿ Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Technology

Ÿ Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance Practical I



Ÿ Quality Management System


Ÿ Quality Control and Quality Assurance

Ÿ Product Development and Technology Transfer

Ÿ Journal Club

Ÿ Research Work

Ÿ Discussion/Final Presentation

Ÿ Research Work

Ÿ Research Methodology and Biostatistics (Non-University Exam)

Ÿ Journal club

Ÿ Discussion / Presentation (Proposal Presentation)

COMMON FOR ALL SPECIALIZATIONS

Program Structure M.Pharm The course of study for M. Pharm. (Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance)

Poster Presentations at National /International Conferences

Industrial projects

National / InternationalStudy Tour (Optional)

Peace Program

Rural Immersion

The course of study for M. Pharm.(Pharmacology*)

Ÿ Advanced Pharmacology II

Ÿ Pharmacological and Toxicological Screening Methods-II

Ÿ Principles of Drug Discovery

Ÿ Experimental Pharmacology practical- II

Ÿ Pharmacology Practical II


Ÿ Pharmacology Practical I

Ÿ Pharmacological and Toxicological Screening


Seminar/Assignment

Ÿ Advanced Pharmacology-I

Ÿ Cellular and Molecular Pharmacology

CollaborativeResearch projects with internationally acclaimed faculties

Pharmacy

Few of our Eminent Advisory Board Members

Prof. Dr. Vicente Rodilla AlamaCardenal Herrera University,

Valencia, Spain

Prof. Dr. Ad Van DoorenPharmaceutical Solutions Rotterdam,

& Emeritus Professor, Utrecht University of Applied Siences

Netherlands

Dr. V. C VivekanandanVice Chancellor at Hidayatullah National Law University, India

Dr. K G AkamanchiProfessor of

Pharmaceutical Technology, Institute of Chemical Technology (ICT),

Mumbai, India

Prof. Dr. Gerhard FortwengelUniversity of Applied Sciences and Arts, Hannover, Germany

Prof. Dr. Archana JuvekarProfessor in Pharmacology,

Institute of Chemical Technology (ICT), Mumbai, India.

Dr. Vivek PolshettiwarHead, Nanocatlysis lab,

Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR)

Mumbai, India.

Dr. Santosh JhaHead Medical Affairs,

Rare Diseases & Neurosciences - Growth & Emerging Markets Region,

Takeda Pharmaceuticals International AG, Singapore

Dr. Bhushan ChoudhariSenior Principal Scientist,

Biochemical Science Division, CSIR - National Chemical Laboratory,

Pune

Dr. Kuldeep BhokareDirector - Process

(Solids Process Center) at ROMACO GROUP,China

Almas SayedManager (Pharmacovigilance)

Tata Consultacy Services (TCS), India

Dr. Shivkanya FuloriaFaculty of Pharmacy,

AIMST University, Semeling Bedong,

Kedah 08100 Malaysia

Dr. P. Ravi ShankarAssociate Professor (Research Methodology and Community Health)

Shree Ramchandra University, Chennai

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Pharmacy

Few of our Eminent Guest Faculty Members

Dr. Abhay IttadwarPrincipal at Gurunanak College

of Pharmacy, Nagpur, India.

Dr. Evangelos D. ProtopapadakisBioethics. National and Kapodistrian University

of Athens

Dr Divakar GoliPresident / Vice-Chancellor

at Raffles University, Rajasthan, India

Dr. Ghooi RB Dr Kalpana Joshi Director,

Scientia Clinical Services, Consultant: Venture Center,

NCL, Pune, Chairman: Institutional Ethics Committee,

Sahyadri Hospitals, Pune.

Professor and Head of Biotechnology Engineering

in Pune University.

Dr. Ajit KolhtakarACE hospital and Research

center, Pune. Founder, Director GASTROLAB India Pvt. Ltd.

and NuHance Nutraceuticals LLP

Dr Sanjay BoldhaneAssociate Vice President

-Formulation Development,Micro Lab Ltd.

Bangalore, India

Santosh SavarkarAssociate Vice President –

Regulatory Affairs at Umedica Laboratories Limited,

Mumbai.

AVERAGE SALARY

`3.0 LACS P.A.

HIGHESTSALARY

`8.0 LACS P.A.

Dr Dhananjay KulkarniThe University of Edinburgh,

UK

Dr. Upandra Nagarich Dr Usha Nayak Chief Executive Officer at

SPER Market Research Pvt. Ltd. Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India

Associate ProfessorDepartment of Pharmaceutics

Manipal College of Pharmaceutical Science, India

Pharmacy

Research & Development Grants received

Ÿ Dr. Swati Jagdale(CSIR, AICTE) - 45 lakh

Ÿ Dr. jayant Khandare(DST) - 49 lakh

Ÿ Dr. Anuruddha Chabukswar(DST-SERB) - 45 lakh

Research Areas

Ÿ Pre -clinical Evaluation of Drugs

Ÿ Computer-aided drug design

Ÿ Novel Drug Delivery systems

Ÿ Structure-activity relationship studies

Ÿ Molecular PharmaceuticsŸ Cancer diagnosticsŸ Nanoparticles

Ÿ Combinatorial chemistry

Ÿ Plant Tissue CultureŸ Extraction and isolation of phytoconstituents

Ÿ Analytical method DevelopmentŸ Chemometrics

Ÿ Formulation &Development of Herbal Products Ÿ Standardization of Ayurvedic formulations

Ÿ Clinical Research. Pharmacoeconomics, Pharmacoepidemology



funding Agencies


Pharmacy

Few of our Eminent Guest Faculty Members

Dr. Abhay IttadwarPrincipal at Gurunanak College

of Pharmacy, Nagpur, India.

Dr. Evangelos D. ProtopapadakisBioethics. National and Kapodistrian University

of Athens

Dr Divakar GoliPresident / Vice-Chancellor

at Raffles University, Rajasthan, India

Dr. Ghooi RB Dr Kalpana Joshi Director,

Scientia Clinical Services, Consultant: Venture Center,

NCL, Pune, Chairman: Institutional Ethics Committee,

Sahyadri Hospitals, Pune.

Professor and Head of Biotechnology Engineering

in Pune University.

Dr. Ajit KolhtakarACE hospital and Research

center, Pune. Founder, Director GASTROLAB India Pvt. Ltd.

and NuHance Nutraceuticals LLP

Dr Sanjay BoldhaneAssociate Vice President

-Formulation Development,Micro Lab Ltd.

Bangalore, India

Santosh SavarkarAssociate Vice President –

Regulatory Affairs at Umedica Laboratories Limited,

Mumbai.

AVERAGE SALARY

`3.0 LACS P.A.

HIGHESTSALARY

`8.0 LACS P.A.

Dr Dhananjay KulkarniThe University of Edinburgh,

UK

Dr. Upandra Nagarich Dr Usha Nayak Chief Executive Officer at

SPER Market Research Pvt. Ltd. Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India

Associate ProfessorDepartment of Pharmaceutics

Manipal College of Pharmaceutical Science, India

Pharmacy

Research & Development Grants received

Ÿ Dr. Swati Jagdale(CSIR, AICTE) - 45 lakh

Ÿ Dr. jayant Khandare(DST) - 49 lakh

Ÿ Dr. Anuruddha Chabukswar(DST-SERB) - 45 lakh

Research Areas

Ÿ Pre -clinical Evaluation of Drugs

Ÿ Computer-aided drug design

Ÿ Novel Drug Delivery systems

Ÿ Structure-activity relationship studies

Ÿ Molecular PharmaceuticsŸ Cancer diagnosticsŸ Nanoparticles

Ÿ Combinatorial chemistry

Ÿ Plant Tissue CultureŸ Extraction and isolation of phytoconstituents

Ÿ Analytical method DevelopmentŸ Chemometrics

Ÿ Formulation &Development of Herbal Products Ÿ Standardization of Ayurvedic formulations

Ÿ Clinical Research. Pharmacoeconomics, Pharmacoepidemology



funding Agencies


Placements

Anukul AgrawalGRG Healthcare

Bhavna MitkariCovance Ltd Pune

Farhan MBioRadius Therapeutics,

Pune

Jayesh JatharMicro Lab Banglore

Kiran KunduleSanofi Ltd, Goa

Meghna BargeCovance Ltd

Onkar AndhalkarCovance Ltd

Mayur BoraSanofi Ltd Goa

Prajakat PatanshettiCovance Ltd Pune

Pratima kambleAdvantage Healthcare

solution Pune

Priyanka KshirsagarMicro Lab Banglore

Swapnali MahadikCovance Ltd

Swaraj DandamwarCovance Ltd

Tejal MahadeshwarCovance Ltd Pune

Madhav VaidyaManaging Partner,

Homoeo Laboratories, Pune

Herrik Shah Managing Director HEMPS Pharmaceuticals, Gujarat.

Varad BhongMicro Lab Banglore

Sampada DeshpandeCovance Ltd

Alumni Speaks

I will be forever thankful to all the Pharmacy faculty at School of Pharmacy who motivated me to embark on a life-long journey of patient care and medication safety

Gauri Godbole, NSW health Australia

At School of Pharmacy I got exposure to improve my interpersonal skills and leadership skills which is helping me in my career in corporate industry

Rachana ShettyProduct (brand) Manager Glenmark Pharmaceuticals

For me, Life in MIT WPU University- School of Pharmacy ( Formerly MIP Pune) has been breath-taking and enriching. The environment not only helped me in imbibing knowledge but also in developing my overall personality, fuelling confidence in me.

Pratik Phargade Senior Process Associate at Tata Consultancy Services, Pune

Any organization grows because of the culture, and the culture in School of Pharmacy is best. The Professors supported me in everything that I did. Working with college magazine and making it to the top spot was a heart-warming experience.

Harshad Tathed, Founder & CEO Color Bugs

Dr. Abhijit KulkarniConsultant - Medical Science Liaison at Eli Lilly and Co, Philadelphia, USA

Gauri Tambe Finance Business Partner, VVS, Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA

Ankur Joshi Director, Eisen Pharmaceuticals,

Pune.

Rujuta Mehendale-PhadkeIntellectual Property lawyer

Sucessful Alumni

Dr. Amit BodhaniDiretor,, Health Economics and Outcomes Research at AbbVie

North Chicago, Illinois, USA

Dr. Navin Goyal Director, Clinical Pharmacology, Modeling and Simulation, GSK,

Greater Philadelphia, USA

Dr. Namita Dodwadkar TV Model Senior Scientist, Green

Light Biosciences Inc, Boston, USA

Binoy ShahManaging Director: Padmavati

Expochem Pvt. Ltd. Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India


Placements

Anukul AgrawalGRG Healthcare

Bhavna MitkariCovance Ltd Pune

Farhan MBioRadius Therapeutics,

Pune

Jayesh JatharMicro Lab Banglore

Kiran KunduleSanofi Ltd, Goa

Meghna BargeCovance Ltd

Onkar AndhalkarCovance Ltd

Mayur BoraSanofi Ltd Goa

Prajakat PatanshettiCovance Ltd Pune

Pratima kambleAdvantage Healthcare

solution Pune

Priyanka KshirsagarMicro Lab Banglore

Swapnali MahadikCovance Ltd

Swaraj DandamwarCovance Ltd

Tejal MahadeshwarCovance Ltd Pune

Madhav VaidyaManaging Partner,

Homoeo Laboratories, Pune

Herrik Shah Managing Director HEMPS Pharmaceuticals, Gujarat.

Varad BhongMicro Lab Banglore

Sampada DeshpandeCovance Ltd

Alumni Speaks

I will be forever thankful to all the Pharmacy faculty at School of Pharmacy who motivated me to embark on a life-long journey of patient care and medication safety

Gauri Godbole, NSW health Australia

At School of Pharmacy I got exposure to improve my interpersonal skills and leadership skills which is helping me in my career in corporate industry

Rachana ShettyProduct (brand) Manager Glenmark Pharmaceuticals

For me, Life in MIT WPU University- School of Pharmacy ( Formerly MIP Pune) has been breath-taking and enriching. The environment not only helped me in imbibing knowledge but also in developing my overall personality, fuelling confidence in me.

Pratik Phargade Senior Process Associate at Tata Consultancy Services, Pune

Any organization grows because of the culture, and the culture in School of Pharmacy is best. The Professors supported me in everything that I did. Working with college magazine and making it to the top spot was a heart-warming experience.

Harshad Tathed, Founder & CEO Color Bugs

Dr. Abhijit KulkarniConsultant - Medical Science Liaison at Eli Lilly and Co, Philadelphia, USA

Gauri Tambe Finance Business Partner, VVS, Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA

Ankur Joshi Director, Eisen Pharmaceuticals,

Pune.

Rujuta Mehendale-PhadkeIntellectual Property lawyer

Sucessful Alumni

Dr. Amit BodhaniDiretor,, Health Economics and Outcomes Research at AbbVie

North Chicago, Illinois, USA

Dr. Navin Goyal Director, Clinical Pharmacology, Modeling and Simulation, GSK,

Greater Philadelphia, USA

Dr. Namita Dodwadkar TV Model Senior Scientist, Green

Light Biosciences Inc, Boston, USA

Binoy ShahManaging Director: Padmavati

Expochem Pvt. Ltd. Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India


Eligibility

For sponsored candidates, minimum of two years of

full time work experience in a registered firm/

company/industry/ educational and/ or research

institute/ any Government Department or

Government Autonomous Organization in the

relevant field in which admission is being sought.

Passed Bachelor’s Degree in Pharmacy from any All

India Council for Technical Education or Pharmacy

Council of India or Central or State Government

approved institution, with at least 55% marks (at

least 50% marks in case of Backward Class category

and Persons with Disability Candidates belonging to

Maharashtra State only); The Candidates should

have registration with State Pharmacy Council. The

candidates not having registration should produce

the registration certificate within one month after

securing admission.Obtained valid score in Graduate Pharmacy

Aptitude Test (GPAT) conducted by National

Testing Agency

Selection ProcessMerit based on GPAT 2020 or 2021

Programme Fees Develoment Fees Total Fees

Rs.1,89,000 Rs.21,000 Rs.210,000

Annual Fee Structure per annum

Group A – Stipend – M.Pharm Specialisations - Pharmaceutics and Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance Pharmacology* Programs

Particulars Category I Category II Category III Category IV

Stipend per month Rs.12500 pm Rs.5000 pm Rs.4000 pm NA

GPAT Score

For entire duration of the programme

> GPAT Qualifying Score (General Category)

> 50 > 15 Less than 15

Group B – Stipend – M.Pharm Pharmaceutical Chemistry



GPAT Score> GPAT Qualifying Score

(General Category)

for entire duration of the programme

> 15 > 5 Less than 5

Stipend

Eligibility

Candidate passed/appearing HSC or its equivalent

examination with Physics and Chemistry as

compulsory subjects along with one of the subjects:

Mathematics or Biology, and obtained at least 50%

marks (at least 45% marks, in case of Backward class

categories and Persons with Disability candidates

belonging to Maharashtra State only) in the above

subjects taken together and Candidate should have

appeared in all the subjects in MHT-CET 2021 and/ or

NEET 2021 and should obtain valid non zero score in

MHT-CET 2021 and/ or NEET 2021 OR Candidate

passed/ appearing Diploma in Pharmacy and

obtained at least 50% marks (at least 45% marks, in

case of Backward class categories and Persons with

Disability candidates belonging to Maharashtra State

only)

Selection Process

(ii) Inter-Se-Merit based on score in NEET 2021 for seeking admission in All India Quota

OR(i) Inter-Se-Merit based on score in MHT-CET2021.

(iii) PERA - CET - 2021


1,75,500/- 19,500/- 195,000

BPharm Direct S.Y. after DPharm

Merit based on aggregate score at D.Pharm

BPharm Program Fee Structure

Selection Process

Fee Structure

BPharm

Application Fees Rs. 1,500/- Intake: 100


1,75,500/- 19,500/- 195,000

Application FeesRs. 1,500/-

Intake: 60

www.mitwpu.edu.in MPharmA unique initiative by MIT World Peace University

The objective of this initiative is to build a strong

collaboration between university and industry

partners. CIAP believes that the collaboration between

industry and academia is fundamental in catalysing the

innovation and growth in technology. While industry

partners quite often focus on providing solutions that

have greater impact on businesses, educational

institutions focus on building new knowledge through

research and imparting education to students which

make them

The key functions like Industry Partnerships, Career

Services, Internships and Alumni Engagement are

forefront in serving the ongoing needs of our

students and alumni. These functions not only

engage the students in improving their skills through

the structured assessments, training and grooming

activities, they also help students gain the strength

to get best of the job opportunities by collaborating

world class employers.

ready to serve those industry needs. CIAP as a

catalyst plays an important role in creating more and

more opportunities and make student equip with the

skills that are needed to be served.

Centre for Industry-Academia Partnerships

Eligibility

For sponsored candidates, minimum of two years of

full time work experience in a registered firm/

company/industry/ educational and/ or research

institute/ any Government Department or

Government Autonomous Organization in the

relevant field in which admission is being sought.

Passed Bachelor’s Degree in Pharmacy from any All

India Council for Technical Education or Pharmacy

Council of India or Central or State Government

approved institution, with at least 55% marks (at

least 50% marks in case of Backward Class category

and Persons with Disability Candidates belonging to

Maharashtra State only); The Candidates should

have registration with State Pharmacy Council. The

candidates not having registration should produce

the registration certificate within one month after

securing admission.Obtained valid score in Graduate Pharmacy

Aptitude Test (GPAT) conducted by National

Testing Agency

Selection ProcessMerit based on GPAT 2020 or 2021


Rs.1,89,000 Rs.21,000 Rs.210,000

Annual Fee Structure per annum

Group A – Stipend – M.Pharm Specialisations - Pharmaceutics and Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance Pharmacology* Programs



GPAT Score

For entire duration of the programme

> GPAT Qualifying Score (General Category)

> 50 > 15 Less than 15

Group B – Stipend – M.Pharm Pharmaceutical Chemistry



GPAT Score> GPAT Qualifying Score

(General Category)

for entire duration of the programme

> 15 > 5 Less than 5

Stipend

Eligibility

Candidate passed/appearing HSC or its equivalent

examination with Physics and Chemistry as

compulsory subjects along with one of the subjects:

Mathematics or Biology, and obtained at least 50%

marks (at least 45% marks, in case of Backward class

categories and Persons with Disability candidates

belonging to Maharashtra State only) in the above

subjects taken together and Candidate should have

appeared in all the subjects in MHT-CET 2021 and/ or

NEET 2021 and should obtain valid non zero score in

MHT-CET 2021 and/ or NEET 2021 OR Candidate

passed/ appearing Diploma in Pharmacy and

obtained at least 50% marks (at least 45% marks, in

case of Backward class categories and Persons with

Disability candidates belonging to Maharashtra State

only)

Selection Process

(ii) Inter-Se-Merit based on score in NEET 2021 for seeking admission in All India Quota

OR(i) Inter-Se-Merit based on score in MHT-CET2021.

(iii) PERA - CET - 2021


1,75,500/- 19,500/- 195,000

BPharm Direct S.Y. after DPharm

Merit based on aggregate score at D.Pharm

BPharm Program Fee Structure

Selection Process

Fee Structure

BPharm

Application Fees Rs. 1,500/- Intake: 100


1,75,500/- 19,500/- 195,000

Application FeesRs. 1,500/-

Intake: 60

www.mitwpu.edu.in MPharmA unique initiative by MIT World Peace University

The objective of this initiative is to build a strong

collaboration between university and industry

partners. CIAP believes that the collaboration between

industry and academia is fundamental in catalysing the

innovation and growth in technology. While industry

partners quite often focus on providing solutions that

have greater impact on businesses, educational

institutions focus on building new knowledge through

research and imparting education to students which

make them

The key functions like Industry Partnerships, Career

Services, Internships and Alumni Engagement are

forefront in serving the ongoing needs of our

students and alumni. These functions not only

engage the students in improving their skills through

the structured assessments, training and grooming

activities, they also help students gain the strength

to get best of the job opportunities by collaborating

world class employers.

ready to serve those industry needs. CIAP as a

catalyst plays an important role in creating more and

more opportunities and make student equip with the

skills that are needed to be served.

Centre for Industry-Academia Partnerships

PGDRA

Passed bachelor's degree in science / pharmacy / medicine from AICTE / UGC / State Govt. Approved institutions, with at least 50% marks (at least 45% marks in case of Backward Class category and Persons with Disability Candidates belonging to Maharashtra State only)

Selection Process

Merit-based on score in undergraduate level.Graduates from life Sciences (B.Pharm, B.Sc./M.Sc./Biotechnology etc.)Candidates working in Pharma Industry

Hosted by MIT-WPU School of Pharmacy

[email protected] https://zeno.fm/pharmaish/

Strengthening Professions Serving Community

Internet Radio Pharmacy Channel

Welcome toNation's 1st

Pharmaish_sop Pharmaish_sop Pharmaish_sop

Scan toDownload

APP

Eligibility

PhD

Eligibility Criteria: Master’s degree in Pharmacy

with at least 55% marks in aggregate or its equivalent grade ‘B’ in the UGC 7-point scale.

Details of Entrance Exam: MITWPU shall admit

candidates by a two-stage process consisting of a) Entrance Test, b) Personal Interview The syllabus of the Entrance Test shall consist of 50% of research methodology and 50% shall be subject specific. The Entrance Test shall be conducted at the Centre(s) notified in advance (changes of Centers, if any, also to be notified well in advance). Qualifying marks in Entrance Test shall be 50%. An interview is to be organized by respective Faculty/School/Department. The candidates are required to discuss their research interest/area through a presentation before a duly constituted RRC.

A relaxation of 5% of marks from 55% to 50%, or an equivalent relaxation of grade, may be allowed for those belonging to SC/ST/OBC (non-creamy layer)/Differently-Abled and other categories of candidates

In case of any further information, contact us at: [email protected]

Exemption from Entrance Test: Entrance Test is exempted for those students who qualify UGC-NET (including JRF)/UGC-CSIR NET (including JRF)/SLET/GATE/GPAT/teacher fellowship holder or have passed M.Phil. programme (admitted through entrance test) of any statutory University.

Eligibility & Selection ProcessTuition Fees per annum 50,000/-

Fee Structure

Fee Structure


67,500/- 7,500/- 75,000

Application Fees Rs. 1,500/-Intake: 30


PGDRA

Passed bachelor's degree in science / pharmacy / medicine from AICTE / UGC / State Govt. Approved institutions, with at least 50% marks (at least 45% marks in case of Backward Class category and Persons with Disability Candidates belonging to Maharashtra State only)

Selection Process

Merit-based on score in undergraduate level.Graduates from life Sciences (B.Pharm, B.Sc./M.Sc./Biotechnology etc.)Candidates working in Pharma Industry

Hosted by MIT-WPU School of Pharmacy

[email protected] https://zeno.fm/pharmaish/

Strengthening Professions Serving Community

Internet Radio Pharmacy Channel

Welcome toNation's 1st

Pharmaish_sop Pharmaish_sop Pharmaish_sop

Scan toDownload

APP

Eligibility

PhD

Eligibility Criteria: Master’s degree in Pharmacy

with at least 55% marks in aggregate or its equivalent grade ‘B’ in the UGC 7-point scale.

Details of Entrance Exam: MITWPU shall admit

candidates by a two-stage process consisting of a) Entrance Test, b) Personal Interview The syllabus of the Entrance Test shall consist of 50% of research methodology and 50% shall be subject specific. The Entrance Test shall be conducted at the Centre(s) notified in advance (changes of Centers, if any, also to be notified well in advance). Qualifying marks in Entrance Test shall be 50%. An interview is to be organized by respective Faculty/School/Department. The candidates are required to discuss their research interest/area through a presentation before a duly constituted RRC.

A relaxation of 5% of marks from 55% to 50%, or an equivalent relaxation of grade, may be allowed for those belonging to SC/ST/OBC (non-creamy layer)/Differently-Abled and other categories of candidates

In case of any further information, contact us at: [email protected]

Exemption from Entrance Test: Entrance Test is exempted for those students who qualify UGC-NET (including JRF)/UGC-CSIR NET (including JRF)/SLET/GATE/GPAT/teacher fellowship holder or have passed M.Phil. programme (admitted through entrance test) of any statutory University.

Eligibility & Selection ProcessTuition Fees per annum 50,000/-

Fee Structure

Fee Structure


67,500/- 7,500/- 75,000

Application Fees Rs. 1,500/-Intake: 30


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Scholarship

*Condition applied.

Merit scholarships are proposed to reward and motivate the meritorious students with financial assistance based on their academic performance, the performance in proposed National Level tests and based on MIT – WPU internal tests (UGPET & PGPET) for the A.Y.2021-22.The categories of Merit Scholarships are detailed below.Ÿ Dr. Vishwanath Karad Merit Scholarship AY

2021-22

Ÿ Candidates with a disability of 40% and more.

Ÿ Students taken Admission under Jammu & Kashmir Quota

Ÿ Wards of Personnel working in / retired from Defence/ Paramilitary Services

Ÿ MIT-WPU Merit Scholarship AY 2021-22

Other Scholarships

Note:Ÿ Student should meet any one of the entrance exam score criteria to be eligible for

scholarship. Ÿ MIT-WPU reserves the right to modify the fee structure.Ÿ MIT-WPU reserves the right to modify scholarship policy without any notice.

Please refer to the website for more details

The MIT-WPU Academic framework focusses on del ivering Academic and Practical Knowledge to match Global Industry Requirements through highly engaged International Study Credits. This involves 2-4 weeks of planned International tour*, whereby Students study and experience actual working of noted Industry, Organisations, Government

bodies and Universities relevant to their field of specialisation. The students attain specified course and receive Joint certificates from affiliate Institutions of repute at the end of this program.

Documents

BPharm I MPharm PhD