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* Introduction:

 

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Details

Name of the Institute

Jalna Education Society's INSTITUTE OF PHARMACY, Jalna

Complete Postal Address

J.E.S.College, Campus, Durgamata Road, Jalna - 431203

STD Code

02482

Telephone No.

OFF- 236214

Fax No.

230566

E-mail

principal_es@bsnl.in

Year of Establishment

1986

Status of the Course conducting body:

Government /University /Autonomous /Aided/

Private (Enclose copy of Registration documents of

Society /Trust)

NON AIDED

Name and Address of the Society / Trust / Management

J.E.S. College Campus, Durgamata Road, Jalna - 431203

STD Code

02482

Telephone No:

OFF-236214

Fax No.

230566

E-mail

principal_es@bsnl.in

Web Site

www.jespharmajalna.com

Name, Designation and Address of person to be conducted by phone

R.R. Rathi, Principal, J.E.S.College, Durgamata Road, Jalna 431203

STD Code

02482

Telephone No. - Office

236214

Residence

-

Mobile No.

9850122393

Fax No.

230566

E-mail

principal_es@bsnl.in

Name and Address Of the Head of the institution

R.R. Rathi, Principal, J.E.S.College, Durgamata Road, Jalna 431203

Approval Status:

Name of the Course:

D. Pharm.

Approved up to:

2009-2010 by AICTE, 2008-2009 by PCI

PCI Approval Letter No and Date:

Letter No. 17-276/97-PCI-93

State Government Approval Letter No and Date:

-

PCI Approved Intake

60

State Government Approved Intake

60

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* Eligibility:

 

For admission to the first year of the diploma course in Pharmacy, the candidate should have passed the Higher Secondary Certificate (Std. XII) Examination of Maharashtra State Board of Secaondary & Higher Secondary Education or any other examination declared by the said Board to be equivalent thereto, with & in (1) Physics, (2) Chemistry, (3) Biology / Mathematics & (4) English.

 

* Academic Calendar:

The duration of the course shall be for two academic years, with each academic year spread over a period of not less than one hundred and eighty working days in addition to minimum 500 hours Practical training spread over a period of not less than 3 months.

M.S. Board of Technical Education, Mumbai
Academic Planner 2007 – 2008

Sr.No.

Activity

Period

01.

First term

01/07/2009

02.

First Sessional Examination

09/10/2009 to 15/10/2009

03.

Diwali Break (For Students)

17/10/2009 to 07/11/2009

04.

Winter – 2008 Practical Examination

03/11/2009 to 13/11/2009

05.

Winter – 2008 Theory Examination

19/11/2009 to 03/12/2009

06.

Second Term

03/11/2009 to 03/04/2010

07.

Second Sessional Examination

09/02/2010 to 15/02/2010

08.

Third Sessional Examination

25/03/2010 to 31/03/2010

09.

Summer – 2008 Practical Examination

06/04/2010 to 16/04/2010

10.

Summer – 2008 Theory Examination

21/04/2009 to 16/05/2009

11.

Result of Summer – 2008 Examination

Last Week of June – 2010

12.

Start of Next Academic Year

21/06/2010

Note:
1) In case due to some reason academic schedule is disturbed, the same shall be restored by conducting Extra Classes on Holiday and by curtailing the vacation period.
2) If on any of the above date Holiday is declared by Govt. Maharashtra, the respective activity shall be completed on the next working day.       

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* Syllabus:

 

The Course of Study for Diploma in Pharmacy First year and Diploma in Pharmacy second year shall include the subjects as given in the Tables I and Tables II below. The number of hours devoted to each subject for its teaching in Theory and Practical, Shall not be less than that noted against it in column 3 and 4 of the table below.

 

TABLE - I : DIPLOMA IN PHARMACY FIRST YEAR
 

Sr.No. Subject No. of Hours of  Theory No. of Hours of Practical
01. Pharmaceutics - I 75 100
02. Pharmaceutical Chemistry - I 75 75
03. Pharmacognosy 75 75
04. Biochemistry & Clinical Pathology 50 75
05. Human Anatomy & Physiology 75 50
06. Health Education & Comm. Pharmacy 50 -
  400 + 375 = 775

 

TABLE - II : DIPLOMA IN PHARMACY SECOND YEAR
 

Sr.No. Subject No. of Hours of  Theory No. of Hours of Practical
01. Pharmaceutics - II 75 100
02. Pharmaceutical Chemistry - II 100 75
03. Pharmacology & Toxicology 75 50
04. Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence 50 -
05. Drug Store and Business Management 75 -
06. Hospital and Clinical Pharmacy 75 50
  450 + 275 = 725

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Sessional and Annual Examination Marks:

 

Sessional or periodic examinations form an integral part of the First and Second year Examination Marks obtained in this examinations are added to the annual examinations of each year in the following manner.

 

Sr No. Sessional Examination Marks will be as Follows
1. Theory paper in each subject 20 Marks
2. Practical in each subject 20 Marks
  Annual Examinations Marks
a. Theory in each subject 80 Marks
b. Practical in each subject 80 Marks

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* Professional Opportunities in Pharmacy:

 

Pharmacist is an important link between the patient and Doctor. He observed high ethical standards particularly so when he is entrusted with the storage distribution of dangerous and habit forming drugs. He alone takes proper care in dispensing medicine. Following professional avenues are open to those who passed D.Pharm

  • In Drug Stores.

  • In chemist shops with dispensing facilities.

  • In Hospitals, in the Pharmacy or Drug stores.

  • in Government departments and Laboratories connected with the food and Drug Administration.

  • In manufacturing and marketing section of the Pharmaceutical industry.

  • In self-employment, like starting Drug Store Medical shop or small scale unit.

  • May get admission to B. Pharmacy Second year.

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