Course Curriculum for B. Pharma

Course Curriculum for B. Pharma

Course

Syllabus

B. Pharm

Human Anatomy and Physiology I– Theory          Pharmaceutical Analysis I – Theory          Pharmaceutics I – Theory          Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry – Theory          Communication skills – Theory          Remedial Biology/          Remedial Mathematics – Theory          Human Anatomy and Physiology II – Theory          Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry I – Theory          Biochemistry – Theory          Pathophysiology – Theory          Computer Applications in Pharmacy – Theory          Environmental sciences – Theory          Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry II          Physical Pharmaceutics I          Pharmaceutical Microbiology          Pharmaceutical Engineering          Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry III          Medicinal Chemistry I          Physical Pharmaceutics II          Pharmacology I          Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry I          Medicinal Chemistry II          Industrial Pharmacy I          Pharmacology II          Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry II          Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence          Medicinal Chemistry III          Pharmacology III          Herbal Drug Technology          Biopharmaceutics and Pharmacokinetics          Pharmaceutical Biotechnology          Quality Assurance          Herbal Drug Technology          Instrumental Methods of Analysis          Industrial Pharmacy II          Pharmacy Practice          Novel Drug Delivery System          Biostatistics and Research Methodology          Social and Preventive Pharmacy          Pharma Marketing Management          Pharmaceutical Regulatory Science          Pharmacovigilance          Quality Control and Standardization of          Herbals          Computer Aided Drug Design          Cell and Molecular Biology          Cosmetic Science          Experimental Pharmacology          Advanced Instrumentation Techniques          Dietary Supplements and Nutraceuticals

B.Pharm: Top Job Profiles and Top Recruiters

Pharmaceutical Scientist: Design new drug therapies using natural or synthetic (man-made) ingredients. Uncover new ways to use existing drugs to treat different types of disease. Study how disease affects the body and what causes some people to develop certain types of disease. Study how the human body responds to medications, so scientists can develop better, safer drugs Test drugs on animals and humans to ensure safety and efficacy. Determine the most effective formulation and dosage for a specific drug. Work on improving the drug manufacturing process. Ensure the consistent quality of prescription based medications. Advice corporations or government agencies, including the Food and Drug Administration, on issues related to pharmaceutical development.

Quality Control Associate: As a quality controller, you need to quality check all medicinal drugs in-process or post-processing, basically before the drugs are dispersed in the market. The Quality Control Associate in Pharmacy ensures that all medicinal drugs are produced as per the standards of Pharmacy Association.  

Indian Recruiter	International Recruiter
Lupin Cipla Piramal Sun Pharmaceuticals Aurobindo Pharma Dr, Reddy’s Laboratories	Pfizer AbbVie GlaxoSmithKline Johnson & Johnson GlaxoSmithKline Amgen Merck