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D.Pharm
Diploma in Pharmacy -
B.Pharm
Bachelor of Pharmacy
Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharm)
Programme Outcomes (POs)
PO1
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Pharmacy Knowledge
Apply fundamental knowledge of pharmaceutical sciences, biomedical sciences, social and administrative pharmacy, and pharmacy practice to ensure safe, effective, and rational use of medicines.
PO2
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Problem Analysis
Apply scientific reasoning, critical thinking, and analytical skills to identify, evaluate, and solve problems related to pharmacy practice and healthcare.
PO3
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Planning and Development of Solutions
Demonstrate effective planning, time management, resource utilization, and organizational skills to develop and implement appropriate solutions in pharmacy practice.
PO4
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Investigation and Research
Apply research-based knowledge, experimental methods, data analysis, and interpretation to investigate pharmaceutical and healthcare-related problems and draw valid conclusions.
PO5
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Modern Tool Usage
Select and apply appropriate pharmaceutical techniques, laboratory instruments, information technology, and modern pharmacy-related tools with an understanding of their applications and limitations.
PO6
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Pharmacist and Society
Understand the role of the pharmacist in promoting public health and apply professional knowledge to address societal, legal, ethical, and healthcare issues responsibly.
PO7
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Environment and Sustainability
Recognize the impact of pharmaceutical practices on society and the environment, and promote sustainable practices in healthcare and pharmacy services.
PO8
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Pharmaceutical Ethics
Demonstrate professional ethics, integrity, accountability, and respect for cultural diversity while adhering to the ethical principles and regulations governing pharmacy practice.
PO9
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Individual and Teamwork
Function effectively as an individual and as a member or leader of multidisciplinary healthcare teams through collaboration, industrial training, and professional practice.
PO10
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Communication Skills
Communicate effectively with patients, healthcare professionals, and the community through appropriate verbal, written, and digital communication, including documentation and presentations.
PO11
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Leadership, Management and Entrepreneurship
Apply principles of pharmacy management, leadership, entrepreneurship, and financial management to effectively manage pharmacy services and healthcare projects.
PO12
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Life-long Learning
Recognize the importance of continuous professional development through lifelong learning, self-assessment, and adaptation to emerging technologies and advancements in pharmacy.
Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm)
Programme: B. Pharm – Bachelor of Pharmacy (Batch 2018–22)
PO1
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Pharmacy Knowledge
Apply comprehensive knowledge of pharmaceutical sciences, biomedical sciences, pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmacology, pharmaceutics, social and administrative pharmacy, and related disciplines to ensure the safe, effective, and rational use of medicines.
PO2
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Drug Development and Quality Assurance
Demonstrate the ability to develop, evaluate, manufacture, and assure the quality of pharmaceutical formulations, including herbal products and cosmeceuticals, in accordance with national and international regulatory standards.
PO3
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Social Responsibility and Healthcare Awareness
Recognize the role of pharmacists in promoting public health, creating awareness on healthcare issues, participating in community outreach activities, and contributing responsibly to society.
PO4
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Professional Ethics and Pharmaceutical Care
Practice pharmacy with integrity, professionalism, and ethical responsibility in accordance with the Pharmacy Council of India regulations. Provide patient-centered pharmaceutical care by identifying, preventing, and resolving medication-related problems using evidence-based drug information.
PO5
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Professional Identity
Demonstrate professional commitment as a responsible healthcare provider and effectively communicate the role of pharmacists as healthcare professionals, educators, managers, researchers, and lifelong learners.
PO6
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Analytical and Technical Skills
Apply modern analytical techniques, pharmaceutical instruments, software tools, and laboratory practices for qualitative and quantitative analysis, research, quality control, and problem-solving in pharmaceutical sciences.
PO7
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Leadership and Teamwork
Demonstrate leadership, interpersonal, managerial, and collaborative skills by working effectively as an individual and as a member or leader of multidisciplinary teams.
PO8
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Communication Skills
Communicate effectively through oral presentations, professional writing, documentation, and digital communication while interacting with patients, healthcare professionals, industry personnel, and the community.
PO9
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Drugs and Therapeutics
Apply knowledge of drug classification, pharmacology, pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, medicinal chemistry, pathophysiology, and pharmacotherapeutics to optimize patient care and medication management.
PO10
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Critical Thinking and Problem Solving
Employ scientific reasoning, analytical thinking, evidence-based decision-making, and effective planning, including time and resource management, to solve professional and healthcare-related problems.
PO11
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Lifelong Learning
Recognize the importance of continuous learning, professional development, research, innovation, and adaptability to emerging technologies for sustained growth in pharmacy practice and healthcare.