Teaching Staff

Syllabus

P Chemistry New Syllabus_ M_Pharm

P Chemistry PharmD_regu_2008

P Chemistry Syllabus_B_Pharm

P Chemistry D pharm Syllabus ER 2020

Research

1. Processes for producing metal nanoparticles from bio-excretory materials (Patent No. E-2/3104/2018-CHE, 201841038373) 2018.

2. The process for using metal/ metal alloy nanoparticles as novel anti-sprouting agents(Patent No. 1170/CHE/2012)/2012.

3. Processes for producing metal nanoparticles from different metal salt solution using milk andmilk preparation as a reducing medium (Patent No 1494/che/2010, 25/2010, Int: A61K 33/3825) /2010

4. Conventional or microwave induced processes for producing metal nanoparticles from cowurine. (Patent No. 719/che/2010, No. 17/2010, Int: A61K 9/14)/2010.

Number of Research StudentsM. Pharmacy 04

PhD 04 Post doc fellows completed

01 Ongoing Projects

1. Post-doctoral Research mentor. Science & Engineering Research Board (PDF/2016/003910).

2. Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences ‘RGUHS’, Bengaluru–‘India’ (AdvanceResearch Grant – P007/2016-17).

Activities Of The Department

The Retail Pharmacy Management & Sales training program

The Retail Pharmacy Management & Sales training program under PMKVY 4.0 – Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) was successfully conducted from 26th to 29th March 2025 at Matoshree Taradevi Rampure Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences (MTRIPS), Kalaburagi.

Organized in association with the Life Sciences Sector Skill Development Council (LSSSDC) and supported by Skill India, NSDC, NCVET, and HKE Society, the program aimed at upskilling and certifying pharmacy professionals in the domain of retail pharmacy operations and sales.

Participants received government-recognized certification, validating their knowledge and experience in the field. The training focused on key aspects of pharmacy retail management, customer handling, inventory management, regulatory compliance, and ethical sales practices.

The program was coordinated and delivered by Mr. Sharanagoud Biradar (TR553027), while Dr. Prakash S. Sarsambi (TC294933) served as the Single Point of Contact (SPOC) for the event.

Retail Pharmacy Management & Sales is a specialized area of pharmacy practice that involves dispensing medications, managing a pharmacy store, and selling health-related products while ensuring compliance with laws and ethical standards.

 

Key Components:

1. Pharmacy Store Operations

• Managing daily operations of a retail pharmacy.
• Ensuring availability of medicines and health products.
• Maintaining cleanliness and safety standards.

2. Inventory Management

• Keeping track of stock levels (medicines, OTC products, FMCG).
• Placing timely orders and managing expiry dates.
• Using software for stock and billing (e.g., Marg, Netmeds tools).

3. Customer Service & Sales

• Communicating with customers clearly and professionally.
• Counselling on medicine usage, side effects, dosage.
• Promoting health products ethically and responsibly.

4. Regulatory Compliance

• Dispensing medicines only against valid prescriptions.
• Following norms set by Drug Control Authority of India.
• Keeping proper records of Schedule H and Schedule X drugs.

5. Billing & Documentation

• Handling GST billing and computerized invoice generation.
• Maintaining sales registers and stock records for audit.

6. Skill Development & Soft Skills

• Developing communication, confidence, and time management.
• Building rapport with doctors and patients.

7. Ethical Practices

• Avoiding substitution without consent.
• Maintaining patient confidentiality.

Objectives of the Training:

• Upskill pharmacy workers with current retail practices.
• Provide government-certified recognition of prior learning.
• Enhance job opportunities in pharma retail, chains like Apollo, MedPlus, etc.
• Support entrepreneurship in opening personal pharmacy stores.

Career Benefits:

• Government certification adds value to resume.
• Eligibility for jobs in pharmacies, hospitals, and chain stores.
• Knowledge to manage your own retail pharmacy.

Conclusion

The PMKVY 4.0 – Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) program on Retail Pharmacy Management & Sales, held at Matoshree Taradevi Rampure Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Kalaburagi, was a successful initiative aimed at empowering pharmacy professionals with government-recognized certification.

Through this training, participants gained valuable insights into retail pharmacy operations, inventory control, customer handling, ethical sales practices, and regulatory compliance. The program not only acknowledged their existing skills but also enhanced their professional capabilities with up-to-date knowledge and practices.

By bridging the gap between practical experience and formal recognition, PMKVY 4.0 contributes significantly to skill development, career advancement, and employability in the life sciences sector. The active involvement of trainers, coordinators, and sector councils made this initiative highly impactful and aligned with the national mission of Skill India.

This program stands as a testimony to the importance of continuous learning and upskilling in today’s competitive and evolving healthcare environment.

Program Outcomes

1. Pharm – 4 Years (8 Semester)

2. Pharm – 2 Years (4 Semester)

3. Pharm. D       – 6 Years

4. Pharm – 2 Years

Future Plans

Future Plan of the Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Analysis

The department aims to strengthen teaching and practical training for M. Pharm, B.Pharm, Pharm.D, and D.Pharm students by updating the curriculum as per PCI norms. Future plans include improving laboratory facilities, promoting research and project-based learning, organizing seminars and workshops, and encouraging industry–institute interaction. The department also focuses on enhancing student skills in drug design, analysis, and quality control to meet academic and industrial requirements.

Gallery