Ist B-Pharm Practical Timetable

First year Pharm.D Practical Examination** Scheme for Pharm.D Practicals ***First Year Diploma Practical Examination(Changed Date)2011 NOV

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Batch I-RegNo: 100060918-100060940

Batch II-RegNo: 100060941-100060962,

Batch III-RegNo: 100060963-100060968,

100060970-100060973

Click for Scheme of I B.Pharm Practical exam

22/9/11:Batch I-A Batch II-D

23/9/11:Batch I-C Batch II-A Batch III-D

24/9/11: Batch I-D Batch II-C Batch III-A

26/9/11: Batch I-B Batch III-E

27/9/11: Batch II-B Batch I-E

28/9/11: Batch II-E Batch III-B

A-Pharmaceutical Chemistry-I

B-Pharmaceutical  Chemistry-II

C-Dispensing&General Pharmacy

D-Human anatomy&Physiology

E-Pharmacognosy

Pharm.D course in Kerala

National College of Pharmacy was the first college in Kerala to start the internationally recognied Pharm.D course. It was introduced by the Government of India and the Pharmacy Council of India in 2008.The Pharm.D program is a pre-PhD, post-graduate professional doctoral program. It was introduced to improve clinical pharmacy services in India and it is the only pharmacy service which is in direct contact with patient health care system. The first batch of Pharm.D post baccalaureate students graduated in August 2011. The Pharm.D degree requires five years of classroom and hospital based didactic study (two years didactic post-baccalaureate course), followed by one year of internship training in addition to ongoing practicals and research project. The entry requirements for this 6 year pharmD program is after 12 years of school education with maths & science sub: or diploma in pharmacy and for post baccalaureate entry is after 4 year B.Pharm undergraduate qualification[citation needed]. In India pharm D students and graduates are actively participating in direct patient care in hospitals.

The introduction of the Pharm D. course is set to change the country’s pharmacy education landscape and is expected to take the country’s pharmacy education to international levels.

The programme of Pharm.D is to produce pharmacists who have the abilities and skills which are necessary to achieve outcomes related to:

• Providing Pharmaceutical care to patients.
• Developing and managing medication distribution and control systems.
• Monitoring drug response in patients and adjusting dosage regimens to produce the safest, most beneficial results in therapy.
• Managing the pharmacy.
• Promoting public health.
• Providing drug information and education.
• Providing technical aid to Pharmaceutical industry and solving problems pertinent to the manufacturing of medicines.
• Reviewing products evaluated for formulary consideration.
• Evaluating policies, procedure, protocols and clinical pathways to ensure safe use of medications.
• Analyzing quality assurance activities to ensure that improvements are implemented to produce positive patient outcome.
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  Pharm.D. (Post Baccalaureate): The duration of the course shall be for three academic  years (two years of study and one year internship or residency) full time with each academic year spread over a period of not less than two hundred working days.  
  The period of three years duration is divided into two phases –
  Phase I – consisting of First and Second academic year.
  Phase II – consisting of Internship or residency training during third year involving posting in speciality units. It is a phase of training wherein a student is  exposed to actual pharmacy practice or clinical pharmacy services, and acquires skill under supervision so that he or she may become capable of functioning independently.
  Minimum qualification for admission to. –
  Pharm.D. (Post Baccalaureate) Course - A pass in B. Pharm examination with a minimum of 50% marks from the institution approved by the Pharmacy Council of India, under section 12 of the Pharmacy Act.
   Provided that there shall be reservation of seats for the students belonging to the Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and other Backward Classes in accordance with the instructions issued by the Central Government/State Government/Union Territory  Administration as the case may be from time to time.
  
  
  Pharm.D. (Post Baccalaureate) Programme – 10 students
  For 2014 Pharm.D(PB Admissions & Academic Details Contact:- 9846036767)

Ist B. Pharm MODEL EXAMINATION –JULY 2011

Ist B. Pharm MODEL EXAMINATION –JULY 2011
Theory Time Table
Time: 9.30 to 12.30 pm on all days
19.07.2011 – Paper I - Pharmaceutical Chemistry –I [Inorganic and Physical Chemistry]
20.07.2011 –Paper II – Pharmaceutical Chemistry – II [Organic Chemistry]
21.07.2011 – Paper III – Pharmaceutis –I [Dispensing and General Pharmacy]
22.07.2011 – Paper IV – Human Anatomy and Physiology
25.07.2011 – Paper V – Pharmacognocy I
Instructions to Candidates
1. All the students are instructed to assemble in the examination hall from 8.30 am onwards.
No student shall be permitted to enter examination hall after 9.00 am
2. All students are instructed to carry their University ID cards during the theory and
practical examinations
3.All students are instructed to visit the University website (www.kuhas.ac.in)for updated
informations.

CHANGE IN CLASS TIMINGS

   The class timings are rescheduled to 9.00am to 4.00 pm from april 1, 2011.

RULES FOR LADIES HOSTEL INMATES

RULES FOR LADIES HOSTEL INMATES
                           For granting leave
1. Inmates are permitted to go home only during weekends or on holidays. If they want to go home during working days or if they are ill, their parents should come and pick up them.
2. Mess cut will be given for the Second Saturday and Sunday for those who are leaving the Hostel.
3. In other cases mess cut will be given on permission from the Office