PROSPECTUS - GIPS TEZPUR

Girijananda Chowdhury Institute of Pharmaceutical Science, Guwahati

A Unit of Shrimanta Shankar Academy

2021B. Pharm program (GIPS-Guwahati) is accredited by NATIONAL BOARD OF ACCREDITATION (NBA)

for academic year 2016-17 to 2021-22

GIPS-Guwahati secured 72nd rank among Pharmacy Institutes in India as per NATIONAL INSTITUTIONAL RANKING FRAMEWORK

(NIRF-2020) MHRD, Govt. of India

PROSPECTUS

www.gips-guwahati.ac.in

ADMISSION

Girijananda Chowdhury Institute of Pharmaceutical Science-Tezpur

An Institute Established Under PPP model by

Shrimanta Shankar Academy and Govt. of Assam

www.gips-tezpur.ac.in

GIRIJANANDA CHOWDHURY INSTITUTE OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCE

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ABOUT NATIONAL BOARD OF ACCREDITATION (NBA)

The National Board of Accreditation (NBA), India was initially established by AICTE (All India Council ofTechnical Education) under section 10(u) of AICTE act, in the year 1994, for periodic evaluations oftechnical institutions & programs. India is officially a member of the Washington Accord from 13thJune 2014 with the permanent signatory status of the National Board of Accreditation (NBA). This isconsidered as a significant step of progress for the higher-education sector in India.

Five things to know about NBA:

• It is a kind of recognition which indicates that a programme or degree has international standards.• The Washington Accord encourages and facilitates the mobility of engineering and pharmacy

graduates and professionals at international level.• A student in India graduating from a programme accredited by NBA is eligible to practice as a

pharmacy professional/engineer in his/her relevant domain in any of the countries that have signed the Washington Accord (Presently 16 countries: USA, Canada, UK, China, Malaysia, Japan, Korea, Srilanka, NewZealand, Russia, South Africa, Ireland, Turkey, Hongkong, Singapore etc.)

• The only body eligible for accreditation of the Pharmacy/Engineering courses which can enjoy the privileges of the Washington Accord is “National Board of Accreditation” (NBA) in India.

• The Washington Accord is a step forward to upgrade the higher-education system in India and allow Indian graduates to compete at a global stage.

ABOUT NATIONAL INSTITUTIONAL RANKING FRAMEWORK (NIRF)

The National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) was approved by the MHRD and launched by Honourable Minister of Human Resource Development on 29th September 2015. This framework outlines a methodology to rank institutions across the country on the basis of some quality parameters broadly cover“Teaching, Learning and Resources,” “Research and Professional Practices,” “Graduation Outcomes,” Outreachand Inclusivity,” and “Perception”. India Rankings – 2016 based on this framework were released on4th April 2016. For India Rankings – 2018 and 2019, the main ranking parameters remain the same.

Five things to know about the NIRF:

1. Ranking is an Annual Report Card to the Nation and to the stakeholders on what has been done by the institution in the last one year, on the given performance

2. Accreditation gives absolute grade, ranking is relative to the other institutions similarly placed.3. We must understand the NIRF score as a reflection of where the institution is standing vis-a-vis other

institutions in the similar category.4. This ranking band of institutions are shown against each institution is reflective of their performance.5. Presently, this year over 4,000 institutions participated in the India Rankings 2019.

For your Information please visit :

NBA : http://www.nbaind.orgNIRF : https://www.nirfindia.org/2019/PharmacyRanking.html

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CONTENTS

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VISION | MISSION | VALUE STATEMENTS

MESSAGES

ABOUT THE SOCEITY

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES FOR PHARMACY GRADUATES

ABOUT THE INSTITUTE, GIPS, GUWAHATI

INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES AND ACTIVITIES

TRAINING AND PLACEMENT

RESEARCH ACTIVITIES OF THE INSTITUTE

PROGRAMMES OFFERED, ADMISSION PROCEDURE AND FEE STRUCTURES

ACHIEVEMENTS

ABOUT THE INSTITUTE, GIPS-TEZPUR

INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES AND ACTIVITIES

PROGRAMMES OFFERED ADMISSION PROCEDURE, FEE STRUCTURES

RULES & REGULATIONS AND ANTI-RAGGING


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VISION

The mission of Girijananda Chowdhury Institute of Pharmaceutical Science, is fostering graduates and professionals who will maximize the health of the public by advancing patient care and facilitating the discovery, understanding and cost effective use of medicines. The institute will provide a strong foundation in the knowledge, integration and application of the biomedical, pharmaceutical, social and behavioural science resulting in leaders in advancing the pharmacy profession.

MISSION

• The quality and completeness of our students’ education is our top priority.

• We have the responsibility to assure that our graduates will safe-guard the health of the public.

• We pursue excellence in education and scholarship.• There is community within the faculty and staff that is premised on

collegiality, mutual trust, respect, honesty and integrity.• The institute is responsible to its students, staff and faculty to help

them grow personally and professionally.

VALUE STATEMENTS

Girijananda Chowdhury Institute of Pharmaceutical Science (GIPS) will be globally prominent in pharmacy education and collaborative research. Our graduates are competitive with those from any pharmacy program in the country, equalling or exceeding other graduates inscientific knowledge; clinical expertise and their ability to think broadly, address complex problems and adapt to diverse environments.


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Being the president of Shrimanta Shankar Academy Society, it is indeed a great pleasure for me to intro-duce our second pharmacy institute in the name of Girijananda Chowdhury Institute of Pharmaceutical Science-Tezpur, which is going to establish from the academic session 2020-2021 at Dekargaon, Tezpur. It is the first Pharmacy institute in the state of Assam under Public Private Partnership (PPP) model by Shrimanta Shankar Academy Society and Directorate of Technical Education, Government of Assam to impart quality pharmacy education, training and research in the North-East India and specially in the North Bank of Brahmapu-tra, Assam to cater the needs of pharmacy profession and society at large. With this aim in view, the institute developed strong infrastruc-ture facilities and learning environment in the campus for the talent and potential students who will join it. As a pioneer of private Phar-macy education provider in the state of Assam and great success of Girijananda Chowdhury Institute of Pharmaceutical Science, Guwahati which has secured 72nd Rank among Pharmacy Institute in India in Na-tional Institute Ranking Framework, MHRD, Government of India and also B. Pharm. Programme is accredited by National Board of Accred-itation (NBA) for academic year 2019-20 to 2020-21. I am confident enough that our new institute i.e. Girijananda Chowdhury Institute of Pharmaceutical Science-Tezpur, will soon emerge as a CENTRE FOR EX-CELLANCE in the field of Pharmacy Education in the state of Assam and in India with its resources and dynamic Principal & faculty members.

Mr. Ratul DasPresidentShrimanta Shankar Academy Society

MESSAGE FROM THE DESK OF PRESIDENT, SSA

Good luck to all!Mr. Ratul Das


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We at GIPS wish to be the medium for change by im-parting its most important component i.e. “Knowledge”. GIPS has always stood for quality education and has ex-celled in providing all that’s needed to mould the young mind to succeed. With excellent infrastructural facilities and a team of dedicated and ex-perienced faculty, GIPS provides every bit of opportunity for students to excel in their quest for knowledge. We welcome all the aspirants to be a part of this esteemed institute and hope that you will be able to get an opportunity to imbibe the ethos that GIPS stands for.

Mr. Bijoyananda ChowdhurySecretaryShrimanta Shankar Academy Society

Mr. Bijoyananda Chowdhury

MESSAGE FROM THE DESK OF SECRETARY, SSA


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Education system is the backbone of the country which makes the nation healthy, wealthy and wise. Girijananda Chowdhury Institute of Pharmaceutical Science is an ideal educational in-stitute. This institute provides well experienced, dynamic and energeti fac-ulties, modern lecture rooms, laboratories with sophisticated equipment, well maintained CPCSEA approved animal house having different kinds of animals for research purpose and well established medicinal garden. B. Pharm programme offered by the institute is reccredited by Nation-al Board of Accreditation. Students are strictly monitored to maintain the discipline regarding class attendance, library and e-library consultation, scheduled industrial training etc. Students regularly appear in national level competitive examinations and perform excellent results. Apart from these, on regular basis, we conduct seminars & symposium, awareness & social programmes, sport & cultural programmes and some training pro-grammes. In this environment students complete their course and become the excellent Pharmacy professionals. This institute provides hundred per-cent placement assistance to the students for their placement in different Pharmaceutical industries and other organizations and thus engaged in serving the nation successfully.

Prof. (Dr.) Gouranga DasPrincipalGirijananda Chowdhury Institute of Pharmaceutical Science (GIPS), Guwahati

MESSAGE FROM THE DESK OF PRINCIPAL, GIPS-GUWAHATI

Prof. (Dr.) Gouranga DasM. Pharm, Ph.D.


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“Education is not the learning of facts, but the training of the mind to think.”-Albert Einstein

It is a matter of pride to pen down my message to be recorded in the pro-spectus of Girijananda Chowdhury Institute of Pharmaceutical Science- Tez-pur. The institute is located in one of the most beautiful terrains of Assam. It is cradled in the lap of nature laced with green environment for students to learn, grow and spread their wings.Pharmaceutical education plays a very important role in producing pharma-cists who are professional drug specialists. Pharmaceutical field is evolving day by day and contributing more to the wellbeing of the society. Govern-ment and Private sectors are working consistently towards improvement of health care among people. Pharmaceutical products or drugs are one of the important components of health care management and ‘Pharmacist’ is piv-otal component as his role is expanding from a dispenser to a researcher and a patient counsellor. It is one of the few professions which has shown significant growth rate even in the time of recession.It gives me great satisfaction that the Shrimanta Shankar Academy Soci-ety is imparting quality pharmacy education in Assam since 2007 through Girijananda Chowdhury Institute of Pharmaceutical Science, Guwahati, as a first private Pharmacy institute in the state and now became a prestigious institute not only in Assam but also in India as well. In continuations of the development and students demand in pharmacy education, the Shrimanta Shankar Academy Society has established its second pharmacy institute at Dekargaon, Tezpur namely Girijananda Chowdhury Institute of Pharmaceu-tical Science-Tezpur under Public Private Partnership (PPP) model with Di-rectorate of Technical Education; Govt. of Assam from the academic session 2020-2021. I took up the responsibility as the Principal of this prestigious Educational Institution in the beginning of this scholastic year to ensure quality education in the institute.So, my dear students be a part of this institution and utilize your college days to create a solid foundation of knowledge to be a technically competent pro-fessional and healthcare provider.Here’s wishing you a very happy and healthy career in Pharmacy.

Dr. Abdul Baquee AhmedPrincipalGirijananda Chowdhury Institute of PharmaceuticalScience-Tezpur

MESSAGE FROM THE DESK OF PRINCIPAL, GIPS-TEZPUR

Dr. Abdul Baquee AhmedM.Pharm., Ph.D.


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ABOUT THE SOCIETYShrimanta Shankar Academy (SSA) SocietyGuwahati, Assam.The Shrimanta Shankar Academy (SSA) Society has been formed in the year 1992 with its registered office at Dr. J.C. Das Road, Panbazar, Guwahati (Assam) with the main objective to promote and propagate the phil-osophical ideals of the Great Saint Shrimanta Shankar Dev as its guiding spirit for Truth, Discipline, Ethics and Excellence and also to maintain the spiritual environment on the basis of the motto enunciated by Shriman-ta Shankar Dev in the campus/colleges/ schools under it. The Shrimanta Shankar Academy (SSA) Society has been registered vide Memo No.-RS/889 of 1992-93 under the Societies Registration Act, XXI of 1860.

Under the dynamic leadership of Mr. Bijoyananda Chowdhury, Secretary, Shrimanta Shankar Academy (SSA) Society, at present spreading the essence of education through its renowned organizations like-

• Shrimanta Shankar Academy Junior College, Panbazar, Guwahati.• Shrimanta Shankar Academy Higher Secondary School, Dispur, Guwahati.• Girijananda Chowdhury Institute of Management and Technology, Azara, Guwahati.• Girijananda Chowdhury Institute of Pharmaceutical Science, Azara, Guwahati• Girijananda Chowdhury Institute of Management and Technology, Tezpur and• Girijananda Chowdhury Institute of Pharmaceutical Science-Tezpur, Dekargaon, Tezpur, Assam


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CAREER OPPURTUNITIES FOR PHARMACY GRADUATESPharmacy, the health care profession concerned with knowledge about drugs and their effects. It offersdiverse opportunities in India and around the world. Pharmacists may practice in a pharmaceuticalindustry; community or hospital pharmacy; biotechnology industry; a nursing home or extendedcare facility and other private or public companies; government agencies; a college; or many othervenues. Not only the pharmacy graduates are paid best and most respected professionals, but also healthcare trends make pharmacy nearly a recession proof career choice. The fact is, any graduate of our professional program who is looking for a white color job will find one.Here are some of brief sketches of opportunities pursued by the Pharmacy graduates.

GOVERNMENT SECTORPharmacy graduates works in the Food and Drug Administration, Drug Enforcement Administration, PublicHealth Service, Armed Forces, National Institutes of Health and also many other government agencies. They also find ample practice opportunities in managed care organizations, home health care agencies, general and specialized clinics, or as drug information specialist in hospitals or other health care organizations.Many pharmacy graduates engaged in teaching profession and administrative service at leading colleges and Universities.

INDUSTRIAL PHARMACYPharmacists employed by pharmaceutical or biotechnology firms, work in, Research and Development(R&D); testing of medications in humans and animals (Clinical Trials); production systems; quality control;government regulations; marketing; public relations; sales and management. Pharmacy professionals also have opportunities in production of herbal, ayurvedic preparations and veterinary products as well as bulkdrugs and cosmetics.

HOSPITAL PHARMACYHospital pharmacists advice other health professionals about the actions, interactions and side effects of drugs, and counsel patients about medications, they may help to select the medications the hospital will use, dispense prescription drugs and handle special products like radioactive medicines, artificial kidney, fluids and plastic inserts. Many hospital based pharmacists also are administrators and influential members of important committees.

COMMUNITY PHARMACYCommunity pharmacists are responsible for safe and efficient dispensing of prescription medications, over the counter medication and keeping records of patients. Community pharmacists also provide information and advice about medications to physicians and other health professionals.

PHARMACEUTICAL MARKETINGWith the detail knowledge in medicines and surgicals, pharmacy graduates can find their attractive future in pharmaceutical marketing as area manager, regional sales manager, zonal manager and even higher po-sitions.

CLINICAL RESEARCHRecently, Clinical research has also open its door for Pharmacy graduates as medical underwriter, data vali-dation associate, clinical research associate (CRA) etc.


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PHARMACOVIGILANCEPharmacovigilance is the science relating to the detection, assessment, understanding and prevention of adverse effects, particularly long term and short term side effects of medicines. In general it is the sci-ence of collecting, monitoring, researching, assessing and evaluating information from healthcare provid-ers and patients on the adverse effects of medications, biological, and traditional medicines with a view to identify new information about hazards associated with medicines and preventing harm to the patients.

REGULATORY AFFAIRSPharmaceutical companies, especially exporters require pharmacy professioals to make regulatory dossiers. Though in this sector Companies prefer to employ M. Pharm. Opportunities arelimited but respectable after good experience and knowledge. This field require knowledge of GMP and other regulatory guidelines.

OPPORTUNITIES IN ABROADIn the field of pharmacy, India is one of the countries producing many pharmacy graduates. Many countries has demand for qualified pharmacy professionals including U.S.A., Canada, European countries like U.K., France, Germany, African countries like S. Africa, Nigeria, Yemen, Gulf countries like Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, South East Asian countries like Singapore, Korea, Japan etc. and the Australian continent including New Zea-land. A registered pharmacist commands very high salary and repute in developed countries.


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ABOUT THE INSTITUTE, GIPS, GUWAHATIGirijananda Chowdhury Institute of Pharmaceutical Science (GIPS), Guwahati was established in the year 2007 as the first non-government pharmacy institute in the state of Assam under the aegis of the Shrimanta Shankar Academy (SSA), a registered society set up in the year 1992 to make significant contribution for social upliftment through education and to inculcate a sense of discipline among the youths.The Institution is affiliated to Assam Science and Technology University (ASTU), Guwahati, Assam, approved by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), New Delhi and recognized by Pharmacy Council of India (PCI), New Delhi. The Institute offers two years Diploma program, Diploma in Pharmacy (D. Pharm), four years degree program, Bachelor of Pharmacy (B. Pharm), two years B. Pharm(Practice) for inservice Pharmacist, two years post graduate programme Master in Pharmacy (M. Pharm-Pharmaceutics, Pharmacology and Pharmaceutical Chemistry) and Ph.D. program. The B. Pharm programme is reaccredited by National Board of Accreditation (NBA) for academic year 2019-20 to 2021-22. GIPS secured 72nd rank among Pharma-cy Institutes in India as per NIRF-20120, MHRD Govt. of India. The vision and mission of the institute clearly reflects the commitment of the institute towards promoting quali-ty pharmacy education to cater to the needs of region, nation and the global community at large.

The institute’s primary objective is to provide the best pharmaceutical education in the North- Eastern region of India. In keeping with its objective for providing the best possible pharmaceutical education, the college has built up a strong infrastructure in terms of ed-ucation, research and development. The institute comprises of highly motivated and experi-enced faculty and facilities that enable students to gain a contemporary education and training.

The institute maintains continuous interaction with industry to ensure that the learning program remains relevant to the changing trends in pharmaceuticals. The institute is constantly seeking to upgrade the quality of its education and actively engaged in research to remain on the cutting edge. Through continuous upgradation, GIPS endeavors to become ‘Centre for Excellence’, where innovative knowledge pertaining to the pharmaceutical field is generated on a regular basis. The institute follows the credit based semester system for imparting education as prevalent in other pharmacy institutes across the country. The academic programs are governed by rules and regulation of AICTE, PCI and affiliating University. Institute has state-of-art laboratories, sophisticated instruments, well stocked library, CPCSEA approved Animal house etc. required for effective teaching-learning practices. The alumni of the institute are placed in various pharmaceutical industries and other organization of national and international repute significantly contributing to the healthcare system. Finally, GIPS assures the progress and prosperity of every aspiring student of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology.


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BINA CHOWDHURY CENTRAL LIBRARY The college has an excellent library and information centre (one of the central support services of the institution), which acts as a primary source for information seekers, be it stu-dents, faculty or researchers. The library has been carefully designed to maximize natural lightning to the users and provide a comfortable seating and reading environment. The library is well equipped with modern facilities and resources in the form of CD, DVD, online data base, books, journals, thesis etc. GIPS has institutional membership with national digital library-NDL.

Laboratories are the most important tools for every technical institutionwhere students develop their practical skill. GIPS is having excellent laboratories with latest equipments to cater the needs of the students. Most of the laboratories have received funding from All India Council for Technical education (AICTE), and other government funding agencies. The institute is also maintaining an approved ‘AnimalHouse’ and ‘Medicinal plant garden’ for the practical and research work. GIPS is equipped with sofisticated central instrumentation facilities to carry out Pharmaceutical and Biomedical research.


LABORATORY

INFRASTRUCTUREFACILITIES


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RESEARCH FACILITY

COMPUTER LAB AND INTERNET CENTRE

The institute, as a matter of policy, encourages researchby students and faculty members and provides incentives for research output in the form of publications and patents. GIPS encourages teaching faculty to compete for research funding and reward success in the form of academic allowances and research incentives. Adequate budgetary provisions are made for the maintenance of laboratories, animal house facilities, consumables, equipments etc. GIPS has dedicated research team and under taken several projects funded by AICTE, ICMR, DRDO, DST and other government funding agencies. The institute also has a CPCSEA approved animal house facility and a cell room facility equiped with modern instruments..

A well equipped computer centre covered over 75 sq. mt. area equipped with 35 computers with WI-FI LAN and internet connection. A vital component of present era of pharma-ceutical education is computer and software knowledge. Computer lab is equipped with required hardware and software sets. There is free access to e-library with operating system like Microsoft office 2003/2007, Visual studio, Turbo C, FORTAN and other licensed software. The computers are equipped with ORELL Digital Language Software. The hardware and software are calibrated from time to time to keep them in proper shape. All of these facilities are properly supervised and well maintained by staff members

EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

Unnat Bharat Abhiyan Sanitizer Distribution Blood donation camp Free health camp


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Sports Activities


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Cultural Activities


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CANTEEN

TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES

HOSTEL FACILITIES

To give the students a broad exposure to industrial pharmaceutical service, industrial tour is organized by the institute from the sixth semester onwards to variousmanufacturing units or national research laboratories to get an orientation regarding the pharmaceutical establishments.This tour also focuses on introducing undergraduates to thefield of pharmacy/pharmaceutical science. The students gaina first-hand perspective on how materials are handled, processed and scaled to support worldwide manufacturing needs. They are also exposed to many different aspects of pharmaceutical development, allowing them to broaden their knowledge and understanding of the different fields encompassed by the pharmaceutical sciences.

The students’ hostel is well furnished with adequate floor space, dining facilities and is indeed an ideal place to stay and study. Separate hostels for boys and girls are available with all the requisite facilities. The hostels have been designed to recreate a home like atmosphere for the students. A resident warden is available round the clock to ensure that the students’ requirements are made as well as to maintain the decorum. Medical attention is also instantly made available.

The institute provides bus service along prescribed routesbetween the City and Institute. Candidates can avail the facilityby paying nominal fees to the institution.

A well equipped canteen is housed in a spacious buildingproving breakfast, lunch, tea and snacks at moderate cost.

EDUCATIONAL AND INDUSTRIAL STUDY TOUR


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Sl.No.. Name Designation Qualification

1 Prof. (Dr.) Gouranga Das Principal M. Pharm, Ph. D.2 Dr. Dipankar Saha Associate Professor M. Pharm, Ph. D.

3 Dr. Smriti Rekha Chanda Das

Assistant Professor & Head, Dept. of Pharm. Chemistry

M. Pharm, Ph. D.

4 Dr. Bhanu Pratap Sahu Assosiate Professor & Head, Dept. of Pharmaceutics

M. Pharm, Ph. D.

5 Dr. Trishna Das Assistant Professor & Head, Dept. of Pharmacognosy

M. Pharm, Ph. D.

6 Dr. Bhupen Kalita Assistant Professor M. Pharm, Ph. D.7 Dr. Damiki Laloo Associate Professor M. Pharm, Ph. D, P.G.D.S.8 Dr. Jun Moni Kalita Assistant Professor M. Pharm, Ph. D.

9 Mr. Purbajit Chetia Assistant Professor & Head(i/c), Dept. of Pharmcology

M. Pharm, Ph. D. (Pursuing)

10 Dr. Tapash Chakraborty Assistant Professor M. Pharm, Ph. D.11 Dr. Sheikh Sofiur Rahman Assistant Professor M. Pharm, Ph. D.12 Ms. Ankita Kashyap Assistant Professor M. Pharm, Ph. D. (Pursuing)13 Ms. Asha Das Assistant Professor M. Pharm, Ph. D. (Pursuing)14 Ms. Zartaj Washmin Banu Assistant Professor M. Pharm, Ph. D. (Pursuing)15 Mr. Suman Kumar Assistant Professor M. Pharm, Ph. D. (Pursuing)16 Mr. Susankar Kushari Assistant Professor M. Pharm, Ph. D. (Pursuing)17 Ms. Madhuchanda Lahan Assistant Professor M. Pharm, Ph. D. (Pursuing)18 Ms. Bhaswati Das Adjunct Faculty M. Tech (CSE)19 Mr. Iswar Hazarika Assistant Professor M. Pharm, Ph. D. (Pursuing)20 Ms. Shatabdi Ghose Assistant Professor M. Pharm.21 Ms. Priyanka Choudhury Assistant Professor M. Pharm.22 Ms. Pallabi Kashyap Assistant Professor M. Pharm.23 Mrs. Rupa Sengupta Assistant Professor M. Pharm, Ph. D. (Pursuing)24 Mr. Chinmoy Bhuyan Assistant Professor M. Pharm, Ph. D. (Pursuing)25 Ms. Lima Patowary Assistant Professor M. Pharm.26 Mr. Bhrigu Kumar Das Assistant Professor M. Pharm, Ph. D. (Pursuing)27 Mr. Mrinmoy Deka Assistant Professor M. Pharm.28 Mr. Trideep Saikia Assistant Professor M. Pharm.29 Mr. Ranadeep Borgohain Assistant Professor M. Pharm.30 Ms. Shilpa Paul Assistant Professor M. Pharm.31 Mr. Rajana James Assistant Professor M. Pharm.32 Mr. Chirantan Dhar Assistant Professor M. Pharm.33 Ms. Arundhati Medhi Assistant Professor M. Pharm.34 Dr. Anupam Sarma Assistant Professor M. Pharm, Ph. D.

TEACHING FACULTY


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National SeminarA Two-day National Seminar on: “Recent Trends in Diabetes Research: Emerging Drug Delivery Technologies and Novel Strategies” organized by Girijananda Chowdhury Institute of Pharmaceutical Science (A Unit of Shri-mata Shankar Academy Society) in association with Assam Science and Tech-nology University (ASTU), Jalukbari, Guwahati, Institute of Advanced Study in Science and Technology (IASST), Boragaon, Guwahati and Raghavendra Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research (RIPER), Anantapuramu, Andhra Pradesh was held on 6th and 7th March 2019 at the institute cam-pus.

WorkshopA workshop on “Recent Amendments in Drugs and Cosmetics Rules, 1945 for Effective Implementation” was conducted on 14th September 2019 at Girijananda Chowdhury Institute of Pharmaceutical Science (GIPS), Guwaha-ti. The workshop was organized by the Indian Pharmaceutical Alliance (IPA) in collaboration with Sun Pharma Laboratories Ltd., Guwahati, and in as-sociation with Girijananda Chowdhury Institute of Pharmaceutical Science (GIPS), Guwahati. The workshop was technically supported by the Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO), Govt. of India and State Food & Drug Administration (FDA), Assam. The dais was shared by Mr. R. Chan-drasekhar, Honourable Deputy Drugs Controller (I), CDSCO; Mr. A. Senkathir, Deputy Drugs Controller (i/c) CDSCO, Guwahati; Mr. A. K. Nath, Joint Drugs Controller, State Food and Drug Administration, Assam; Dr. Narayan Goswa-mi, Drugs Controller, Tripura; Mr. W. H. Patton, Drugs Controller, Nagaland; Mr. Madhukar Ramdin VP operations, Sun Pharma Laboratories Ltd. Guwa-hati and Prof. (Dr.) Gouranga Das, Principal, GIPS, Guwahati. The session was delighted by the gracious presence of Ms. Chandrima Baruah (IAS), Honour-able Commissioner, Food and Drug Administration, Guwahati, Assam.

Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp‘Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp in Allied Health and Applied Science’ A two day workshop was jointly conducted by Girijananda Chowdhury Institute of Pharmaceutical Science (GIPS) and Indian Institute of Entre-preneurship (IIE), Guwahati on 5th & 6th February 2020. The workshop was attended by delegates from different academic institutions and rep-resentatives from nearby villages adopted under Unnat Bharat Abhiyan.

Jan Aushadhi DiwasOn 7th march 2020 Giriananda Chowdhury Institute of pharmaceutical Sci-ence (GIPS), Guwahati organized Jan Aushadhi Diwas 2020 in the campus. The occasion was graced by Shri Prahlad Singh Patel, Honourable Union minister of State with Independent Charge of Ministry of Tourism and Minis-try of Culture, Government of India.

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National Science Day CelebrationNational Science day was celebrated in GIPS on 28th Feb 2021.The theme was Future STI: Impact on work,education and skill.The Chief guest was Mr Hridayananda Mahanta, Honourable Joint drugs controller, Govt. of Assam and the guest of honor was Prof. Pannalal Goswami,Rtd. Prof. Cotton University, Guwahati, Assam. On the same day the Pharmazone (the annual magazine of the institute) was formally released.

International Womens’ Day CelebrationWomen’s cell GIPS celebrated International Women’s Day jointly with NSS and GIPS Alumni association in Mother’s old age home, Sijubari. The team distribut-ed thermos flasks, hot water begs, adult diapers along with snacks and fruits among all the residents at that old age home. They also cut a cake and interact with the residents of old age home.

One Day WorkshopGIPS-Guwahati has successfully conducted a One day Work-shop and Hands-on-Skills training program on “Applications of RT-PCR in R&D” on 16.03.2021. The workshop on the in-strument was performed on behalf of the Research Promotion Scheme (RPS) project sanctioned by AICTE (Govt. of India) to Dr. Damiki Laloo (Principal Investigator). Shri. Tanojit Kumar Sur (Application Specialist, LCGC life sciences, Agilent Ge-nomics) was the eminent speaker cum demonstrator during the event. The event was also grace by the guest of honour Shri. Akash Baid (Territory manager, LCGC life sciences, Agi-lent Genomics).. A total of 25 delegates were present during the event.

Industrial VisitB. Pharm (P) final year students of Girijanan-daChowdhury Institute of Pharmaceutical Science, Azara, Guwahati-17 visited Ajanta Pharma, Guwa-hati on 6th Feb, 2021. The students visited sec-tions like parenteral, ointment, tablet-capsule etc and learned many things from the industrial visit. The visit was conducted by Training and Place-ment cell, GIPS-guwahati. Here is some glimpse of the visit.


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The Institute has well established “Entrepreneurship Development Cell”, “Career Development Cell” and “Industry Institute Partnership Cell”. They are well connected to a good number of prime institution, research organizations, R&D departments and pharmaceutical industries spread all over the country. The activities of the placement committee include coordinating for the industrial training program, the lateral recruitment program and campus recruitment program. It corresponds with the prospective employers, arranges pre-placement talks and personal interviews on campus and provides all the facilities required by the visiting companies.

Sl No. Number of students Name of the organization Nature of the job

1 12 HETERO HEALTH CARE, GUWAHATI Production/QA/QC2 1 AJANTA PHARMACEUTICALS, GUWAHATI Production3 1 OZONE PHARMACEUTICAL, GUWAHATI QA/QC

4 2 PURE AND CURE HEALTHCARE PVT. LTD, GUWAHATI Production/QA/QC

5 2 SIGNOVA HEALTHCARE PVT. LTD Production

6 1 ERIS LIFE SCIENCES PVT. LTD Production7 5 PHOENIX LABORATORIES, GUWAHTI Production/QC8 1 SHRINIVAS LABORATORIES, DIBRUGARH Production9 7 SYSTOPIC LABORATORIES LTD. Sales Representative10 2 TROIKAA PHARMACEUTICAL LTD. Sales Representative11 1 INTAS PHARMACEUTICALS Sales Representative12 1 ZYDUS PHARMACEUTICALS Sales Representative13 1 MEDLEY PHARMACEUTICALS Sales Representative14 3 GNRC HOSPITAL, GUWAHTI Pharmacist15 1 ASSAM DOWN TOWN UNIVERSITY Assistant Professor16 2 GOVERNMENT SECTOR Pharmacist17 2 CONNEQT BUSINESS SOLUTION, HYDERABAD Software

PLACEMENT REPORT 2018-19

OUR RECRUITERS


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Name of the Student Qualification Name of the Recruiter Job TypeMiss. Dhanushmita Lahkar B.Pharm

Apollo Pharmacy, Kolkata

PharmacistMd. Fazid Ali B.Pharm PharmacistMiss. Hiramoni Bhuyan B.Pharm PharmacistMr. Sudhabrata Roy B.Pharm PharmacistMr. Mohibul Islam B.Pharm PharmacistMd. Arshad Ahmed D.Pharm PharmacistMd. Arshad Hussain D.Pharm PharmacistMd. Biju Ahmed D.Pharm PharmacistMr. Biren Mahato D.Pharm PharmacistMr. Dhiraj Singh D.Pharm PharmacistMd. Jakir Hussain D.Pharm PharmacistMiss. Jina Das D.Pharm PharmacistMd. Pinku Ali D.Pharm PharmacistMd. Mohibul Islam D.Pharm PharmacistMd. Nafiz Mustakim D.Pharm PharmacistMiss. Neha Singh D.Pharm PharmacistMd. Shamim Hussain D.Pharm PharmacistMr. Simanta Talukdar D.Pharm PharmacistMiss. Swati Kumari D.Pharm PharmacistMd. Taufique Rahman D. Pharm PharmacistMr. Chinmoy Das D. Pharm PharmacistMs. Gargee Kalita D. Pharm PharmacistMs. Latifa Halen D. Pharm PharmacistMr. Mominur Pramanik D. Pharm PharmacistMs. Muqtadira Choudhury D. Pharm PharmacistMr. Shabaz alom Borbhuyan D. Pharm PharmacistMr. Dibyajyoti Sharma D. Pharm PharmacistMd. Inamul H. Choudhury D. Pharm PharmacistMs. Mazida Prabin D. Pharm PharmacistMs. Neha Singh D. Pharm PharmacistMs. Jutika Barman B. Pharm Amrit Pharmacy PharmacistMr. Rupam Kalita B. Pharm

Phoenix Laboratories, Guwahati

Production/QA/QCMr. Raj Sarma B. Pharm Production/QA/QCMs. Diksha Kalita B. Pharm Production/QA/QCMr. Mriganka Hatimuria B. Pharm Sunpharma, Guwahati ProductionMr. Shouvik Ghosh B. Pharm Production

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PLACEMENT REPORT 2019-20Name of the Student Qualification Name of the Recruiter Job Type

Mr. Mohit Das M.Pharm

Hetero Health Care Ltd. Guwahati, Assam.

QAMr. Dhiman Jyoti Nath B.Pharm QAMr. Debabrata Nath B.Pharm QAMd. Sajjit Alom B.Pharm QAMd. Mustafizur Rahman B.Pharm QAMr. Hrishikesh Sarma B.Pharm QAMiss. Dolly Barman B.Pharm QAMr. Mriganka Hatimuria B.Pharm QAMiss. Dhanushmita Lahkar B.Pharm QAMr. Manash Jyoti Kalita B.Pharm ProductionMd. Shamsul Haque B.Pharm Production/QAMr. Neel Akash Mahanta B.Pharm ProductionMiss. Dhritirekha Kalita B.Pharm QCMiss. Barnali Barman B.Pharm QCMiss. Rajashree Deka B.Pharm QCMs. Violina Kalita M. Pharm

Ajanta Pharmaceuticals, Guwahati

Production/QCMr. Sidhartha Jyoti Bora M. Pharm Production/QCMs. Nomrata Das M. Pharm Production/QCMr. Fazid Ali B.Pharm Production/QCMs. Abilekha Baruah B.Pharm

Torrent Pharmaceuticals Ltd.Sikkim

Production/QA/QCMs. Dhritirekha Kalita B.Pharm Production/QA/QCMr. Manash Jyoti Kalita B.Pharm Production/QA/QCMr. Mritunjoy Barman B.Pharm Production/QA/QCMr. Rupam Kalita B.Pharm Production/QA/QCMr. Subham Singh B.Pharm Production/QA/QCMs. Baishali Puryakastha M. Pharm Production/QA/QCMr. Gaurab Kurmi M. Pharm Production/QA/QCMr. Mohit Das M. Pharm Production/QA/QCMr. Rupjyoti Kalita M. Pharm Production/QA/QCMr. Suman Jyoti Sarmah M. Pharm Production/QA/QC


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Project Title Principal Investigator Funding Agency Amount

Development of Nanoconjugates for site specific delivery of Curcumin and siRNA to

lung cancer cells.Dr. Bhanu Pratap Sahu DST 22 lacs

Quantification of variation in the L-theanine content depends on seasonal, geographical

and maturity onset factors in Assam tea leafs and evaluation of acute effect on associat-ed hippocampal with hedonic performance

using suitable animal model.

Dr. Jashabir Chakraborty AICTE 22 lacs

Phytochemical screening and anticancer a ctivity of some novel medicinal plants avail-

able in North-East region of India.Dr. Debaprotim Dasgupta AICTE 23 lacs

Development of nano-carriers using isolated biomaterial from ‘Komal Saul’ a

soft variety of rice grown in Assam for drug delivery application.

Dr. Abdul Baquee Ahmed AICTE 25 lacs

Evaluation of oral anti-cancer activity of the active constituent(s) from Potentilla fulgens

root: A comprehensive in-vitro, in-vivo, in-sil-ico and formulation development study.

Dr. Damiki Laloo AICTE 21 lacs

RESEARCH GRANTS RECEIVED (ONGOING)

Sl. No. Programmes Offered Duration No. of Seats

1 Diploma in Pharmacy (D. Pharm) 2 years 60

2 Bachelor of Pharmacy (B. Pharm) 8 semesters/4 years 100

3 Bachelor of Pharmacy (B. Pharm) lateral entry(Direct admission in 3rd semester)

6 semesters/3 years 10% of the total intake

4 B.Pharm (Practice) 2 years 40

5

Master of Pharmacy (M. Pharm) in Pharmaceutics4 semesters/

2 years

15Master of Pharmacy (M. Pharm) in Pharmacology 15Master of Pharmacy (M. Pharm) in Pharmaceuti-

cal Chemistry 15

6 Ph.D. (Doctor of Philosophy) As per the availability of Guides.

PROGRAMMES OFFERED BY THE INSTITUE


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Admission to D. Pharm/ B. PharmCandidates seeking admission to First year Diploma in Pharmacy (D. Pharm), First year Bachelor of Pharmacy (B. Pharm) have to collect admission form and prospectus from the institute or the office of the Secretary, Shrimanta Shankar Academy, Panbazar, Guwahati. Duly filled application form is to be submitted to the institution before the prescribed last date.The selection for admission is purely on merit basis depending upon 10+2 Science marks in PCM/PCB and performance in the written test or interview. The merit list of the selected candidatesfor admission will bedisplayed in the institute notice board as well as in the institute website.

Admission to B. Pharm (Lateral Entry)Candidates, who have passed D. Pharm programme with not less than 50% marks in aggregate from institute approved by Pharmacy Council of India, shall be eligible to this course. The candidates shall be admitted directly to 3rd semester (2nd year) B. Pharm course.

Admission to M. Pharm(Pharmaceutics, Pharmacology, Pharmaceutical Chemistry)Candidates, who have passed B. Pharm programme from any PCI and AICTE recognized institute with notless than 50% marks in aggregate are eligible for admission. GPAT qualified candidates will be givenpreference in admission and are eligible to receive scholarship from the MHRD, Govt. of India.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIAD. Pharm/B. PharmCandidates who has passed two year 10+2 examination or an equivalent examination of any approvedboard or university with not less than 45% marks in any combination comprising of P.C.M./P.C.B.

Note: in respect of candidate who have taken P.C.M.B. combinations, the aggregate of P.C.M./P.C.B. whichever is higher shall be considered for the purpose of admission. In case of students belonging to SC/ST,the minimum percentage of marks for admission to B. Pharm course shall not be less than 40% in 10+2 or equivalent examination (P.C.M./P.C.B.) Candidates must not be less than 17 years of age on first of August of the year in which the admission is sought. Candidates must be mentally and physically fit and must possess a good moral character.

B. Pharm (Lateral entry)Candidates who have passed D. Pharm from any institute approved by PCI with not less than 50% marks inaggregate shall be eligible for admission in this course.

M. Pharm (Pharmaceutics, Pharmacology, Pharmaceutical Chemistry)Candidates, who have passed B. Pharm programme from any PCI and AICTE recognized institute with not less than 50% marks in aggregate are eligible for admission. GPAT qualified Candidates will be given prefer-ence in admission and are eligible to receive scholarship from the Govt. of India.

B. Pharm (Practice)Candidate who passed D. Pharm from an institution approved by PCI under section 12 of Pharmacy Act 1948 and a registered Pharmacist with minimum four years of Pharmacy practice experience in a community or hospital pharmacy.

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Ph. D.Candidates who have passed M. Pharm course in any discipline from any PCI and AICTE recognized institute/University with not less than 60% mark in aggregate are eligible for enrollment. The admission in Ph.D.programme shall be made on the basis of advertisement made by Assam Science and Technology University (ASTU).

Reservation of seat for SC/ST candidate:For SC, ST and physically challenged candidate, seats are reserved as per state government norms forD. Pharm, B. Pharm and M. Pharm programme.

FEE STRUCTURES (GIPS, GUWAHATI)

Semester(Year)

Date of Payment

Admis-sion

fees (Rs.)

Tuitionfees (half

yearly)(Rs.)

Library and IT service fees(Rs)

Develop-mentfees

(Annual)(Rs.)

Studentactivity

&welfare

fund (Annual)

Cautionmoney

(Refund-able)

Elec.charge

Total (Rs.)

First semester (l year)

At the timeof admission 10,000 54,000 2,000 Nil 5,000 10,000 5,000 86,000

Second semester (l year)

30th Jan, 2022 Nil 60,000 2,000 10,000 Nil Nil Nil 72,000

Third semester(ll year)

30th Aug, 2022 Nil 60,000 2,000 Nil 5,000 Nil 5,000 72,000

Fourth semester(ll year)


Fifth semester(lll year)

30th Aug, 2023 Nil 60,000 2,000 Nil 5,000 Nil 5,000 72,000

Sixthsemester(lll year)


Seventhsemester(lV year)

30th Aug, 2024 Nil 60,000 2,000 Nil 5,000 Nil 5,000 72,000

Eighth semester(lV year)


Total 10,000 4,74,000 16,000 40,000 20,000 10,000 20,000 5,90,000

B. Pharm


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B. Pharm (Lateral entry)

M. Pharm

Semester(Year)

Date of Payment

Admis-sion

fees (Rs.)

Tuitionfees (half

yearly)(Rs.)


Develop-mentfees

(Annual)(Rs.)

Studentactivity

&welfare

fund (Annual)

Cautionmoney

(Refund-able)

Elec.charge

Total (Rs.)






30th Aug, 2022 Nil 60,000 2,000 Nil 5,000 Nil 5,000 72,000




30th Aug, 2023 Nil 60,000 2,000 Nil 5,000 Nil 5,000 72,000


30th Jan, 2024 Nil 60,000 2,000 10,000 Nil Nil Nil 72 ,000

Total 10,000 3,55,000 12,000 30,000 15,000 10,000 15,000 4,47,000

Semester(Year)

Date of Payment

Admis-sion

fees (Rs.)

Tuitionfees (half

yearly)(Rs.)


Develop-mentfees

(Annual)(Rs.)

Studentactivity

&welfare

fund (Annual)

Cautionmoney

(Refund-able)

Elec.charge

Total (Rs.)






30th Aug, 2022 Nil 63,000 2,000 Nil 5,000 Nil 5,000 75,000



Total 10,000 2,52,000 8,000 20,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 3,20,000


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• University Registration, Examination, Hostel fees are not included.• All fees will have to be paid in the form of a bank draft of any nationalized bank, drawn in the favour

of Shrimanta Shankar Academy A/C-GIPS, payable at Guwahati.• All fees may be paid at the Institute, Hathkhowapara, Azara, Guwahati-781017.• No cash or part payment will be accepted. Fees once paid will not be refunded.• Late fee shall be charged from the defaulters of semester fees as follows: a) First 30 days- Rs. 50.00 per day b) Subsequent days- Rs. 100.00 per day• “I Collect” and “Powerjyoti accounts” have been opened in State Bank of India for ease of paying

semester fees by the students/parents of second semester and above from their home/home sta-tion. First semester fees will continue to be paid in bank draft. GIPS will continue to accept payment of other semester fee through bank draft also.

D. Pharm

B. Pharm (Practice)

YearDate of

Payment

Admis-sion

fees (Rs.)

Tuitionfees (half

yearly)(Rs.)


Develop-mentfees

(Annual)(Rs.)

Studentactivity

&welfare

fund (Annual)

Cautionmoney

(Refund-able)

Elec.charge

Total (Rs.)

First year



Second year

30th Aug, 2023 Nil 53,000 2,000 Nil 5,000 Nil 5,000 65,000


Total 10,000 2,07,000 8,000 20,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 2,75,000

YearDate of

Payment

Admis-sion

fees (Rs.)

Tuitionfees (half

yearly)(Rs.)


Develop-mentfees

(Annual)(Rs.)

Studentactivity

&welfare

fund (Annual)

Cautionmoney

(Refund-able)

Elec.charge

Total (Rs.)

First year


30th Jan, 2022 Nil 20,000 Nil 10,000 Nil Nil Nil 30,000

Second year

30th Aug, 2023 Nil 20,000 1,000 Nil 2,000 Nil 2,000 25,000

30th Jan, 2024 Nil 20,000 Nil 10,000 Nil Nil Nil 30,000

Total 5,000 85,000 2,000 20,000 4,000 10,000 4,000 1,30,000

B.Pharm (Practice)


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GIPS Ranked 72nd in National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF- 2019)GIPS-Guwahati secured 72nd rank among Pharmacy Institutes in India in NATIONAL INSTITUTIONAL RANKING FRAMEWORK (NIRF-2020), MHRD Govt. of India. The National Institution Ranking Framework (NIRF) was approved by the MHRD (Ministry of Human Resource Development) and launched by honour-able Minister of Human Resource Development in the year 2015. This frameworkoutlines a methodology to rank institutions across the country. The methodology draws from the overall recommendations broad understanding arrived at by a Core Committee set up by MHRD, to identify the broad parameters for ranking various universities and institutions. The parameters broadly cover “Teaching, Learning and Resources”, “Research and Professional Practices”, “Graduation Outcomes”, “Outreach and Inclusivity” and “Perception”.Accredited by National Board of accreditation (NBA)Girijananda Chowdhury Institute of Pharmaceutical Science, Guwahati established in 2007 and began its opera-tions as the first non-government pharmacy institute in the state of Assam. The B. Pharmacy program offered by the institute is provisionally accredited by National board of Accreditation (NBA) for academic year 2016-17 to 2018-19 and Reaccredited for the academic year 2019-20 to 2021-2022. It becomes the first pharmacy institute in the Northeast region achieve this feat. The National board of Accreditation (NBA) was established by AICTE as an autonomous body under section 10(u) of AICTE act, 1994 for periodic evaluation of technical institu-tions and programs basis according to specified norms and standards as recommended by AICTE council.Participation in Unnat Bharat Abhiyan (UBA)Girijananda Chowdhury Institute of Pharmaceutical Science, Guwahti selected by MHRD, Govt. of In-dia to participate (adopted five villages) in Unnat Bharat Abhiyan. Unnat Bharat Abhiyan is flagship Programme of Ministry of Human Resource Development with an intension to develop Rural India. Unnat Bharat Abhiyan is inspired by the vision of transformational change in rural develop-ment processes by leveraging knowledge institutions to help build the architecture of an Inclusive India.GIPS Achieved Gold Rating by AICTE-CII Survey of Industry-Linked Technical Institutes 2019 The AICTE - CII (Confederation of Indian Industry) Survey on industry linkages of technical institutes is a one-of-its-kind survey which is implemented by industry association CII in close coordination with AICTE. It is a unique model of a public-private partnership which has been working very well for the past few years. Girijananda Chowdhury Institute of Pharmaceutical Science, Guwahti is given a Gold Rating (score band between 11-29 among self-financing institutes) by AICTE-CII 2019.

ACHIEVMENTS

Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) MoU with Academic Institutes• SRES’ Sanjivani College of Pharmaceutical Education and Research, Shinganapur, Kopargaon, Ahmed-

nagar, Maharashtra.• Indian Institute of Entrepreneurship (IIE), NH- 37 Bypass, Near Game Village, Lalmati, Guwahati.• Raghavendra Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research (RIPER), KR Palli Cross, Near SK Univer-

sity, Anantapur Dt, Andhra Pradesh.• Chalapathi Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences (CLPT) (Autonomous), Chalapathi Nagar, Lam, Guntur,

Andhra Pradesh.• M/s ICT Academy, Perungudi, Chennai, Tamilnadu• Dr. D. Y, Patil Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research, Pimri, Pune.• Regional Institute of Paramedical and Nursing Sciences, Zemabawk, Aizawl , Mizoram.• Northern University, Dhaka, Bangladesh.• Southeast University, Dhaka, Bangladesh.


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MoU with Pharmaceutical Industries• Eris Life Sciences Private Limited, Guwahati, Assam. • IPCA Laboratories Limited, Sikkim.• Ozone Pharmaceutical Ltd., EPIP Centre, Amingaon, Guwahti, Assam.• Phoenix Laboratories, Mirza, Guwahati, Assam.• Hetero Healthcare Ltd. , AIIDC Industrial growth center, Changsari, Guwahti, Assam.• Signova Healthcare Private Ltd., EPIP Centre, Amingaon, Guwahati, Assam.• Hygienic Research Institute Pvt. Ltd., Brahmaputra Industrial Area, Guwahati, Assam.

Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test (GPAT-2021) qualified candidates with Principal and Faculties, GIPS.

University Rank Holders

Priyanka Das Subham Singh

Reshmi Chakraborty

Soki Daeme Malang

Chinmoy Bhuyan Sujata Paul

Master of Pharmacy

(Pharmaceu-tics)

Bachelor of Pharmacy

Master of Pharmacy

(Pharmaceu-tics)


Master of Pharmacy

(Pharmaceu-tics)


2020 2020 2019 2019 2018 2018

Names of the students achieved first class first position under Assam Science and Technology University(ASTU), Guwahati, Assam..

GPAT Qualifiers

Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test (GPAT) is a national level entrance examination for admission in post-graduate pharmacy programme conducted by National Testing Agency (NTA). GPAT qualified candidates receives scholarship and other forms of financial aids (in the field of pharmacy) from Government of India.

The GPAT-2021 qualified candidates from GIPS and their All India Ranks (AIR):

Mr. Abhipshit Kalita (AIR-30)Mr. Ajay Das(AIR-269)Mr. Banjit Kalita (AIR-1172)Mr. Niloy Deori (AIR-1944)Md. Fazid Ali (AIR-2625)Ms. Nayana Bhuyan (AIR-4568)Mr. Somnath Mandal (AIR-5299)


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ABOUT THE INSTITUTE, GIPS-TEZPURGIRIJANANDA CHOWDHURY INSTITUTE OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCE-TEZPUR is established by Shri-manta Shankar Academy Society in 2020. This is the first pharmacy institute in the state of Assam estab-lished under Public Private Partnership (PPP) model by Shrimanta Shankar Academy Society and Director of Technical Education, Government of Assam. The Shrimanta Shankar Academy Society is a registered service organization set up in the year 1992 to make significant contribution for social upliftment through education and also to inculcate among the youth a sense of discipline.

The motto of the Society is “Truth, Discipline & Excellence” and ever since its inception its aim has been to establish a morally sound educational system which not only produces competent professionals but also excellent human beings contributing towards the welfare of the Society. Towards this, the institute has intro-duced a broad based mentoring system to guide / counsel the students to improve their performance in all spheres of activities in the institute.

GIRIJANANDA CHOWDHURY INSTITUTE OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCE-TEZPUR is affiliated to Assam Sci-ence and Technology University, Government of Assam and Approved by Pharmacy Council of India (PCI), New Delhi, Government of India. The institute has also applied for approval from All India Council for Techni-cal Education (AICTE), MHRD, New Delhi. The institute is offering two years diploma programme, Diploma in Pharmacy (D. Pharm) and four years undergraduate programme, Bachelor of Pharmacy (B. Pharm) every year.

The prime objective of GIRIJANANDA CHOWDHURY INSTITUTE OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCE-TEZPUR is to provide the best Pharmaceutical Education in Assam and the North-Eastern region of India. In keeping with its objective of providing the best possible pharmaceutical education, the college has built up a strong infrastructure in terms of building, classrooms, laboratories, library, Seminar hall, playground and hostels for boys. All the laboratories are equipped with modern instruments for education and research in the field of Pharmacy.


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LIBRARY The institute has an excellent library and information centre-one of the central support system of the institution, which acts as a primary source for information seekers, like students, faculties or research-ers. The library has been carefully designed to maximize natural lighting to the users and provide a comfortable seating and reading environment. The library is well equipped with modern facilities and resources in the form of CD, DVD, online data base, books, jour-nals, e-journals. The college subscribes to all important newspapers, magazines, national and international books and journals.

Laboratories are the most important facilities for every technical institution where students receive knowledge and develop their practical skills. GIPS-Tezpur is having excel-lent laboratories with latest equipments to cater the needs of the students and all the laboratories are designed and equipped as per guidelines of Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) and All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) New Delhi, Govt. of India.


LABORATORY

INFRASTRUCTUREFACILITIES


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GUEST HOUSE

CLASSROOM

CANTEEN

In campus hostel for boys is available and the hostel is well furnished and comfortable with adequate facilities and is in-deed an ideal place to stay and study. The hostels has been designed to recreate a home like atmosphere for the stu-dents. A resident warden is available to ensure the students requirements and to maintain the decorum. Nutritious and hygienic vegetarian and non-vegetarian food is served. The girls’ hostel is presently under construction and will be com-pleted by next year.

The college has a well furnished and hygienic canteen which provides healthy and nutritious food to the students. Its con-tains hygienic and well-maintained areas, including kitchen and the food is cooked hygienically by our trained personnel.

The Institute consists of organized spacious audiovisual classrooms in peaceful environment with comfortable seat-ing and well equipped with LCD projectors, blackboards and Wi-Fi system. This makes the classroom learning & engaging a unique experience for all.

The guest house of GIPS-Tezpur is situated inside our green campus, which has 6 air conditioned rooms, 12-seater dining hall, lounges, perfectly matching upholsteries and a catering that carefully prepares and serves vegetarian, non-vegetar-ian and continental cuisines. Besides, it facilitates 24-hour accessibility to the internet and also provides parking facili-ty. This Guest House is within the reach of ATM, Post office, Banks, local market etc.

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COMPUTER LAB AND INTERNET CENTRE

PLAYGROUND

MACHINE ROOM

The Central Instrumentation Facility has been created with an objective of providing a central facility of the latest and advanced analytical techniques for subjective practical experiments and research. It houses several highly sophisticated and modern analytical methods/techniques for analysis, testing and characterization. The main objective of the central facility is to provide modern analytical instruments to students and train them for maintenance and handling of sophisticated instruments. The central room will be equipped with instruments like UV visible spectrophotometer, Brookfield Viscometer, Infra-red Spectroscopy (IR), High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC), High Performance Thin Layer Chromatography (HPTLC), Fluorometer, Research Centrifuge, Auto Biochemical Analyzer etc.

The machine room has been designed with most advanced instruments and machinery used in man-ufacturing of tablets, capsules, injectables, liquid orals and ointment sections, which includes Capsule filling machine and is equipped with Bottle filling machine, Double Cone Blender, Tray Dryer, Dissolution Apparatus, Disintegration Apparatus etc. All the highly equipped machines that are required for smooth running of Bachelor of Pharmacy & Diploma in Pharmacy courses as per PCI and AICTE rules and regu-lations are available in our institution.

A tennis court, basket ball and volley ball courts exist in the campus, apart from a host of other facilities for indoor and outdoor games. Physical trainer execute selection and training of the right teams, demon-strate and share the intricacies to ensure that they learn and achieve success in every field through skills and hardwork.

A vital component of present era of pharmaceutical education is integrated with computer and software knowledge along with pharmaceutical subjects. The computer laboratory of the institute is equipped with 35 computers with WI-FI LAN and internet connection. All Computers are installed with required hardware and software sets with operating system like Microsoft office 2003/2007; Visual studio, Turbo C, FORTAN and other licensed software.

CENTRAL INSTRUMENT ROOM

RESEARCH FACILITYThe institute, as a matter of policy will encourage for research activities by the faculty members and students for research output in the form of publications and patents. The institute will be encourages teaching faculty to compete for research funding and will be rewarded with academic allowances and incentives for successful achievements.

TRAINING AND PLACEMENTGIPS-Tezpur will work together with GIPS-Guwahati for training and placement of its students. GIPS-Gu-wahati has well established “Entrepreneurship Development Cell”, “Career Development Cell” and “In-dustry Institute Partnership Cell”. They are wellconnected to a good number of prime institution, research organizations, R&D departments and pharmaceutical industries spread all over the country. The activ-ities of the placement committee include coordinating for the industrial training program, the lateral recruitment program and campus recruitment program. It corresponds with the prospective employers, arranges pre-placement talks and personal interviews on campus and provides all the facilities required by the visiting companies.


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MACHINE ROOM

TRAINING AND PLACEMENT

SOME GLIMPSES OF THE CAMPUS


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National Science Day CelebrationThe COVID-19 pandemic has bought with it an era where home is the new work place and internet is the new meeting room. It disrupted what we humans have built and National Science day was celebrated at Girijananda Choudhury Institute of Pharmaceutical Science, Tezpur dated the 28th Feb-ruary 2021 to mark the discovery of Raman Effect. Eminent speakers Prof. Dr. Utpal Bora, Dept. Of Chemical Sciences, Tezpur University graced the occasion as the Chief Guest and Dr. Pranavesh Chattopadhyay, Scientist-F of Defense Research Laboratory as Guest of Honor.Upon the initiative taken by the Principal of the Newly established Pharmacy Institute in Tezpur, Prof. Dr. Abdul Baquee Ahmed welcomed the dignitaries with his speech and described the objective of the function. The students of GIPS-Tezpur were motivated by the wonderful speeches of the chief guest and guest of honor.An inter-college Prize Money Art Competition was organized based on the theme SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION. More than 30 Partici-pants from various Science colleges of Sonitpur and adjoining districts took part in the competition. The third position was rewarded to Kaliabar Col-lege, Miss. Kashyapi Koushik, the second prize by Miss. Jenny Saikia and First Prize was bagged by Mr. Siddhant Sharma of GIPS-Tezpur.

Industry-Academia MeetDignitaries from different fields of Pharmacy visited GIPS-Tezpur on 13/2/2021. Honorable Principal Dr. Abdul Baquee Ahmed conducted an interactive session of the guests with the students for motivation and better understanding of different aspects and future opportuni-ties in the field of Pharmacy.Dr. Pranab Jyoti Das (Inspector of Drugs, CDSCO, headquartered at Guwahati), Mr. Dhrubajyoti Sarma (Scientific Officer, State Drug Testing Laboratory, AYUSH, Jalukbari, Guwahati), Mr. Hirakjyoti Sarma Baru-ah (AGM, Emami Pharmaceuticals Ltd, Amingaon, Guwahati) and Mr. Hafizur Rahman (Drug Analyst, RDTL, Panjabari, Guwahati) marked the Occasion with their valuable speeches addressing the students.

ACTIVITIES AT GIPS-TEZPUR

Republic Day CelebrationRepublic Day was observed within the premises of GIPS-Tezpur on the 26th Day of January in the presence of the Principal, Prof. Dr. Abdul Baquee Ahmed, GIPS-Tezpur and the Principal of GIMT-Tezpur Dr. Dipul Baruah. All the Faculties of GIPS-Tezpur and GIMT-Tezpur marked the occasion upon the presence of all the students of GIPS-Tezpur and the supporting staffs of both the organiza-tions. Prof. Dr. Abdul Baquee Ahmed hoisted the National Flag of India and both the Principals addressed the students with their valuable Speeches.


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Freshmen SocialIn order to welcome the new blooming faces to GIPS-Tezpur campus,a fresh-men social function was organised for both the B. Pharm and D. Pharm stu-dents within the vicinity of the college campus. Dr. GaurangaDas, Principal, GIPS-Guwahati was invited as a Chief Guest, Dr. Dipankar Saha, Associate-Professor, GIPS-GHY and Dr. Bhupen Kalita, Senior Asst. Professor, GIPS-GHY were invited as dignitaries to mark the Occasion.Dr. Gauranga Das being the chief guest lighted the lamp upon the presence of the Principal GIPS-Tezpur and addressed the students with his valuable speech.In context to that, the wall magazine PHARMAXETRA of GIPS-Tezpur was inaugurated by the chief guest upon the presence of the Principal, GIPS-Tez-pur and all the invited guests and students were present so as to mark the occasion.

Saraswati Puja CelebrationSaraswati Puja was celebrated by GIPS-Tezpur for the very first time within the premises of GIPS-Tezpur. All the teachers, staff and students were cordially invited to attend the program. The College campus was beautifully decorated by the students with traditionally made Band-hanwars using marigolds, lotuses, mango leaves and bells.The program was inaugurated by the Principal GIPS-Tezpur, Dr. Abdul Baquee Ahmed upon the presence of all the faculties of GIPS-Tezpur. All the teachers, staffs and students came forward to worship the Lord-ess Saraswati, Lordess of Knowledge, Wisdom, Art and Music.The fragrance of flowers, the aroma of the burning Camphor in lamps and the bright paper designs fluttering under the blue skies filled the college environment with peace and positivity.

Educational TourWith the pristine and profusely endowed environment of mother Nature, Kaziranga National orchid and biodiversity park stands among one of the largest Orchid parks to be recorded in India, which abundantly fulfils the missing link in the serenity of Kaziranga tourism. Assam’s Fauna Landscape has now got a new picture with the establishment of Orchid and Biodiver-sity park. Apart from tea and petroleum, Assam is best known for an ample variety of orchids. Orchids belong to a cosmopolitan family plant with com-plex flowers that are often showy. It also acts as a symbol of our national heritage. This Orchid park is an abode of more than 600 species of orchids which is collected from various regions of Assam and the entire North-east. A team of 7 (Seven) Faculty members including the Head of the Insti-tution (Prof. Dr. Abdul Baquee Ahmed) of Girijananda Choudhury Institute of Pharmaceutical Science (GIPS)- Tezpur, headed to Kaziranga National Or-chid and Biodiversity Park on the 20th Day of February 2021 from Tezpur at 9.30 A.M.


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Sl.No.. Name Designation Qualification

1 Dr. Abdul Baquee Ahmed Principal M. Pharm, Ph. D.2 Ms. Taslima Jahan Assistant Professor M. Pharm.3 Mr. Shekhar Chandra Bora Assistant Professor M. Pharm.4 Ms. Sanheeta Chakrabarty Assistant Professor M. Pharm.5 Ms. Harshita Krishnatreyya Assistant Professor M. Pharm, Ph.D. (Thesis Submitted)6 Mr. Uddhav Patangia Assistant Professor M. Pharm, DPPM, DPMM (IPER)7 Mr. Sandipan Choudhury Assistant Professor M. Pharm.8 Ms. Rupshikha Malakar Assistant Professor M. Pharm.9 Dr. Sangeeta Baruah Guest Faculty M. Sc., M. Tech., Ph. D.10 Mr. Dipankar Saikia Guest Faculty M. A., M. Ed. (Pursuing)

TEACHING FACULTY

PROGRAMMES OFFERED AND ADMISSION PROCEDURE

Sl. No. Programmes Offered Duration No. of seats

1 Diploma in Pharmacy (D. Pharm) 2 years 602 Bachelor of Pharmacy (B. Pharm) 8 semesters/4 years 603 Bachelor of Pharmacy (B. Pharm) Lateral Entry 6 semesters/3 years 06

RESERVATION OF SEATSGovt. quota under the PPP scheme:20 % of the seats are reserved for Govt. quota under the PPP scheme for both D. Pharm and B. Pharm pro-gramme.SC/ST candidate:For SC/ST candidate seat is reserve as per state government norms for D. Pharm and B. Pharm programme.

ELIGIBILITY (D.PHARM/B.PHARM)Candidates who has passed two year 10+2 examination or an equivalent examination of any approved board or university with not less than 45% marks in any combination comprising P.C.M./P.C.B./P.C.M.B.Note: in respect of candidate who have taken P.C.M.B. combination the aggregate of P.C.M./P.C.B. whichever is higher shall be considered for the purpose of admission. In case of students be-longing to SC/ST/or Category, the minimum percentage of marks for admission to B. Pharm course shall not be less than 40% in 10+2 or equivalent examination (P.C.M./P.C.B./P.C.M.B.).

ADMISSION PROCEDURECandidates seeking admission to B.Pharm/D.Pharm have to collect prospectus andadmission form from GIPS-Tezpur or GIPS-Guwahati or office of the Shrimanta Shankar Academy Society, Panbazar, Guwahati. Duly filled application form is to be submitted to either GIPS-Tezpur or GIPS-Guwahati before the pre-scribed last date. The selection for admission will be purely on merit basis depending upon 10+2 Sci-ence marks in PCM/PCB and performance in the personal interview. The merit list of the selected can-didates for admission will be displayed in the institute notice board as well as in the institute website.


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FEE STRUCTURES (GIPS-TEZPUR)D. Pharm (Self sponsored)

YearDate of

Payment

Admis-sion

fees (Rs.)

Tuitionfees (half

yearly)(Rs.)


Develop-mentfees

(Annual)(Rs.)

Studentactivity

&welfare

fund (Annual)

Cautionmoney

(Refund-able)

Elec.charge

Total (Rs.)

First year

At the timeof admission 5,000 50,000 2,000 Nil 5,000 10,000 Nil 72,000

30th Jan, 2022 Nil 50,000 2,000 5,000 Nil Nil 5,000 62,000

Second year

30th Aug, 2022 5,000 50,000 2,000 Nil 5,000 Nil Nil 62,000

30th Jan, 2023 Nil 50,000 2,000 5,000 Nil Nil 5,000 62,000

Total 10,000 2,00,000 8,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 2,58,000

B. Pharm (Self sponsored)

Semester(Year)

Date of Pay-ment

Admis-sion

fees (Rs.)

Tuitionfees (half

yearly)(Rs.)


Develop-mentfees

(Annual)(Rs.)

Studentactivity &welfare

fund (An-nual)

Cautionmoney

(Refund-able)

Elec.charge

Total (Rs.)




30th Jan, 2022 Nil 48,000 2,000 5,000 Nil Nil 5,000 60,000


30th Aug, 2022 5,000 48,000 2,000 Nil 5,000 Nil Nil 60,000


30th Jan, 2023 Nil 48,000 2,000 5,000 Nil Nil 5,000 60,000


30th Aug, 2023 5,000 48,000 2,000 Nil 5,000 Nil Nil 60,000


30th Jan, 2024 Nil 48,000 2,000 5,000 Nil Nil 5,000 60,000


30th Aug, 2024 5,000 48,000 2,000 Nil 5,000 Nil Nil 60,000


30th Jan, 2025 Nil 48,000 2,000 5,000 Nil Nil 5,000 60,000

Total 20,000 3,84,000 16,000 20,000 20,000 10,000 20,000 4,90,000


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D. Pharm (Govt. Quota)

YearDate of

Payment

Admis-sion

fees (Rs.)

Tuitionfees (half

yearly)(Rs.)


Develop-mentfees

(Annual)(Rs.)

Studentactivity

&welfare

fund (Annual)

Cautionmoney

(Refund-able)

Elec.charge

Total (Rs.)

First year


30th Jan, 2021 Nil 25,000 1,000 2,500 Nil Nil 2,500 31,000

Second year

30th Aug, 2021 2,500 25,000 1,000 Nil 2,500 Nil Nil 31,000

30th Jan, 2022 Nil 25,000 1,000 2,500 Nil Nil 2,500 31,000

Total 5,000 1,00,000 4,000 5,000 5,000 10,000 5,000 1,34,000

B. Pharm (Govt. Quota)

Semester(Year)

Date of Payment

Admis-sion

fees (Rs.)

Tuitionfees (half

yearly)(Rs.)


Develop-mentfees

(Annual)(Rs.)

Studentactivity &

welfarefund (An-

nual)

Cautionmoney

(Refund-able)

Elec.charge

Total (Rs.)




30th Jan, 2022 Nil 25,000 1,000 2,500 Nil Nil 2,500 31,000


30th Aug, 2022 2,500 25,000 1,000 Nil 2,500 Nil Nil 31,000


30th Jan, 2023 Nil 25,000 1,000 2,500 Nil Nil 2,500 31,000


30th Aug, 2023 2,500 25,000 1,000 Nil 2,500 Nil Nil 31,000


30th Jan, 2024 Nil 25,000 1,000 2,500 Nil Nil 2,500 31,000


30th Aug, 2024 2,500 25,000 1,000 Nil 2,500 Nil Nil 31,000


30th Jan, 2025 Nil 25,000 1,000 2,500 Nil Nil 2,500 31,000

Total 10,000 2,00,000 8,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 2,58,000


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• University Registration and examination fees are not included.• All fees will have to be paid in the form of a bank draft of any nationalized bank, drawn in the favour of

Shrimanta Shankar Academy AC GIPS payable at Tezpur.• All fees (in the form of Demand Draft) may be paid at the Institute, Dekargaon, Tezpur, Sonitpur-784501

or at GIPS-Guwahati, Hatkhowapara, Azara, Guwahati-781017.• Fees (Except the first semester) can also be paid online as per the following details

Name of the account holder: Shrimanta Shankar Academy AC GIPSName of Bank: State Bank of India

Branch: Mission CharialiAccount No: 40020933047

IFSC: SBIN0005783• No cash or partial payment will be accepted. Fees once paid will not be refunded.• Late fee shall be charged from the defaulters of semester fees (those paying fees after 30th Jan/30th

August) as follows: • First 30 days- Rs. 50.00 per day • Subsequent days- Rs. 100.00 per day

Note: Admission fee for Govt. quota seats may very at the time of admission.

B. Pharm. Lateral Entry

Semester(Year)

Date of Payment

Admis-sion

fees (Rs.)

Tuitionfees (half

yearly)(Rs.)


Develop-mentfees

(Annual)(Rs.)

Studentactivity &

welfarefund (An-

nual)

Cautionmoney

(Refund-able)

Elec.charge

Total (Rs.)




30th Jan, 2022 Nil 48,000 2,000 5,000 Nil Nil 5,000 60,000


30th Aug, 2022 5,000 48,000 2,000 Nil 5,000 Nil Nil 60,000


30th Jan, 2023 Nil 48,000 2,000 5,000 Nil Nil 5,000 60,000


30th Aug, 2023 5,000 48,000 2,000 Nil 5,000 Nil Nil 60,000


30th Jan, 2024 Nil 48,000 2,000 5,000 Nil Nil 5,000 60,000

Total 15,000 2,88,000 12,000 15,000 15,000 10,000 15,000 3,70,000


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1. Students admitted to the college must abide by the rules and regulations as prescribed by the college authority. Violation of this may make students liable to disciplinary action.

2. Conduct which might attract disciplinary action include irregular clearance of college and hostel dues, discourtesy to the teachers and the staff members in any form, resorting to strikes, practising ragging, causing damage to college properties, consumption of alcoholic beverages in public places, smoking in the college premises, unsat-isfactory progress in studies, rowdy behaviour inside and outside the college etc.

3. In the case of damages or loss of college property, the college authority reserves the right to impose fine either individually or on per capita basis.

4. As regards attendance in class, a student shall be eligible to appear in the university semester examinations as a regular candidate provided he/she has at least 80% attendance in the individual subjects. For irregular students, specific university regulations will be applied.

5. Ragging is strictly prohibited by law. Any student found guilty of practising ragging will be liable to severe disci-plinary action in the form of suspension or even expulsion from the college.

6. Students will be required to wear proper uniform/dress code. In summer, For Boys: Dark grey formal trousers with off white striped shirt and black formal shoes. For Girls: Dark grey salwar with off white striped kameez and black shoes. In winter same as above with dark grey blazer or sweater and tie.

7. To maintain uniformity and quality of uniform, cloth will have to be purchased from the listed tailoring shops of the institution.

8. Students are required to carry the identity cards at all times. In case of loss of identity card, a duplicate card will be issued to the students when he/she apply and on payment of a fine.

9. Student’s activities like cultural function, picnics and excursions will be organized only with prior permission of the college authorities.

10. Smoking within the institute premises is strictly prohibited.11. Use of mobile phones by the students within the college buildings shall not be permitted

NOTE: A separate rules and regulations booklet will be provided to the students after final admission.

GIPS have adopted a policy of zero tolerance towards ragging and strive to achieve completely ragging free cam-pus. We are happy to announce that not a single case of ragging, even a very minor one occurred in GIPS in the last four years. We have built up a healthy tradition in this regard and intend to keep it that away. GIPS also adopted a multi-pronged strategy to tackle the menace of ragging. It launches awareness drives among the students about the seriousness and consequences of indulging in the act of ragging. To achieve this, the following measures are taken.• The college authority regularly address the students on this expect to create awareness.• Large displays (like banners etc.) are erected at important places around the campus at the starting of new aca-

demic sessions.• An anti ragging squad (ARS) was formed and the names and contact numbers of the members of ARS made avail-

able to the students, for any fresher to lodge a complaint if subjected to any form of ragging by his/her seniors. The ARS is instructed to keep strict vigilance all around the campus. The members of the ARS are to challenge any group/individual suspected of indulging in any form of ragging.

• An Anti Ragging Committee (ARC) has also been set up. The names of the ARC members with their contact details are also published for the victim or his/her parents/guardians to lodge a complaint to the chairman of ARC. The committee will investigate and suggest the mode of punishment for the guilty person. If a student found guilty of ragging is punishable by suspension/rustication from the institute.

• Students of GIPS are asked to sign an undertaking that will fight for ragging free GIPS and will not indulge in any form of ragging.

Rules & Regulations

Anti-Ragging

HEAD OFFICEShrimanta Shankar Academy

Girijananda Chowdhury BuildingDr. J. C. Das road, Panbazar

Guwahati-781001(Assam)Phone: 0361-2510760/2637644

CONTACT

GIPS-GUWAHATIAzara, Hathkhowapara, NH-37

Guwahati-781017, Assam, IndiaPhone: 0361-2843405

E-mail: [email protected]: www.gips-guwahati.ac.in

ADMISSION ENQUIRY+91-7099345456 (M)

E-mail: [email protected]

GIPS-TEZPURDekargaon, Tezpur

Sonitpur-784501, Assam, IndiaE-mail: [email protected]

Website: www.gips-tezpur.ac.inADMISSION ENQUIRY

+91-8486502687(M), +91-9854046526 (M)

LOCATION GIPS-TEZPURGIPS-Tezpur is located at Dekargaon, Tezpur on the National Highway No. 52, away from the hustle of Tezpur city and provides a congenial atmosphere for diligent academic pursuit. It is an idyllic spot located 4 km to the west of Tezpur Military Airport and 2 km from Dekargaon Rail-way Station sprawled over more than 3 acres of land. The institute is well connected to the city and to all other places of the country through various modes of public and private transport.

Designed By- Dr. Jun Moni Kalita

LOCATION GIPS-GUWAHATIGIPS-Guwahti is conveniently located at Azara, Guwahati on the national highway no. 37, away the hustle of Gu-wahati city, providing a cogenital atmosphere for diligent academic pursuit. It is an idyllic spot located 5 km to the east of L.G.B. International airport and 16 km to the west of Guwahati Railway Station. Sprawled over more than 5 acres of land it is on the brink of the famous Deepor Beel, a natural water body which is a heaven for birdwatchers and lovers of aquatic life. The majestic khasi & Jayantia hills stand on the southern side of the “Beel” providing a green picturesque view that is soothing to the eye. The college is well connected to the city and to all other places of the country through various modes of public and private trans-port.

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