Best Practices
Objectives
To simplify complex theoretical concepts in drug design and enhance student engagement by integrating CADD tools into practical classes and project work for B.Pharmacy and M.Pharmacy Programmes.
Practice
- To provide comprehensive training on CADD techniques and to contribute effectively to drug discovery projects.
- Design and optimization ligands for drug targets using ligand-based and structure-based approaches.
Evidence of Success
Received INR 402.6 lakhs from ICMR, DHR, DST SERB and JSSAHER to upgrade CADD facilities for benefiting more than 500 staff, students and scholars
Objectives
- To enhance the practical skills of ayurveda and forensic students in analytical techniques.
- To bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application.
- To prepare students for research and professional roles requiring expertise in advanced analytical methods.
Outcomes
Over 150 Forensic science and Ayurveda students have participated in the training.
Evidence of Success
Students significantly developed skills in handling and troubleshooting of HPLC and GC instruments, evidenced by their successful completion of complex analytical procedures.
Drug Station
- Enhancing Practical Competency: To provide students with hands-on experience in drug dosage forms and dose.
- Fostering Confidence: To build students' confidence in pharmaceutical practices.
- Bridging Theory and Practice: To ensure students are well-prepared for real-world clinical settings by applying their theoretical knowledge to practical situations.
