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Institutional Information

Name of the Institution Guru Nanak InstitutionsTechnical CampusIbrahimpatnam R R DisttAndhra Pradesh formerlyknown as Guru NanakInstitute of Pharmacy R RDistt Sagar RoadIbrahimpatnam Hyderabad

Institute Type Existing

Year of Establishment 2006

Name of The Course Extension ofApproval.

Increase in intakecourse.

Introduction of newcourse.

Year

M.PharmPharmaceutics

2019

Pharm.D 2019

B.Pharm 2019

House no./ Bld. No./ Apt. No PHARMACY BLOCK Street/ Road/ Lane NAGARJUNA SAGAR ROAD

Area/locality/sector KHANAPUR VILLAGE,IBRAHIMPATNAM MANDAL,

Landmark NAGARJUNA SAGAR ROAD

State/UT TELANGANA District RANGA REDDY

Block Gram Panchayat IBRAHIMPATNAM

Village KHANAPUR Police Station IBRAHIMPATNAM

Pin Code 501506 Post Office IBRAHIMPATNAM

Telephone No 202121 STD code 223344

Fax No 223344 Email ID [email protected]

Web site of institution www.gniindia.org Nearest Railway Station SECUNDERABAD

Airport SHAMSHABAD

Status of the courseconducting body

autonomus Name, address of theSociety/Trust/ Management

GURU NANAK EDUCATIONALSOCIETY

House no./ Bld. No./ Apt. No 2nd FLOOR Street/ Road/ Lane KHARKHANA ROAD

Area/locality/sector VIKRAMPURI COLONY,SECUNDERABAD, TELANGANA

Landmark ABOVE BATA SHOW ROOM

State/UT TELANGANA District HYDERABAD

Block Gram Panchayat VIKRAMPURI COLONY

Village VIKRAMPURI COLONY Police Station SECUNDERABAD

Pin Code 500015 Post Office VIKRAMPURI COLONY



Web site of institution www.gniindia.org Nearest Railway Station secunderabad

Airport shamshabad

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Name of the Head of theInstitution

Dr TADIKONDA RAMA RAO

House no./ Bld. No./ Apt. No 5-5-50 Street/ Road/ Lane Kranthi hills

Area/locality/sector Plot no 43 VanasthalipuramHyderabad 500070

Landmark

State/UT TELANGANA District RANGA REDDY

Block Gram Panchayat VANASTHALIPURAM

Village VANASTHALIPURAM Police Station VANASTHALIPURAM

Pin Code 500070 Post Office VANASTHALIPURAM



Web site of institution Nearest Railway Station SECUNDERABD

Airport SHAMSHABAD

Details of Affiliation Fee Paid

Name of The Course Affiliation Fee Paid up to

B.Pharm 2019

Pharm.D 2018

M.Pharm Pharmaceutics 2018

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Admission details for the Past Three Years for the courses conducted by the institution

Name of The Course Sanctioned intake Actual No. of Admissions Remarks

2018 2017 2016 2018 2017 2016

B.Pharm 100 100 100 100 97 100

Pharm.D 30 30 30 25 30 30


15 15 15 6 10 15

Approval Status

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Name of The Course Approved Up To Approved Intake Actually Admitted

B.Pharm 2019 100 100

Pharm.D 2018 30 25

M.Pharm Pharmaceutics 2018 15 6

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Status of Application

Name of The Course Extension of Approval Increase intake of seats Current Intake Proposed Intake

B.Pharm Yes No 60 100

Pharm.D Yes default 30 30

M.Pharm Pharmaceutics Yes No 15 15

Institution seeking Extension of Approval Details

Name of The Course Compliance status with respect to Remarks of the PreviousInspection Report

B.Pharm Compiled

Pharm.D Compiled

M.Pharm Pharmaceutics Compiled

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Details of Examining Authority for the course

Name of The Course Examine Authority

B.Pharm The RegistrarJawaharlal Nehru Technological University KukatpallyHyderabad

Pharm.D The RegistrarJawaharlal Nehru Technological University KukatpallyHyderabad

M.Pharm Pharmaceutics The RegistrarJawaharlal Nehru Technological University KukatpallyHyderabad

Accreditation Information

Accredited by NBA. NAAC. NotApplicable.

Name of The Course Accreditation valid upto

B.Pharm 2020

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Accreditation From 30-10-2017

Accreditation Till 29-10-2022

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Infrastructure Details

Independent Building Status YES Remarks available

Separate Campus Status YES Remarks available

Wing of another collegeStatus

NO Remarks NA

Multi Institutional CampusStatus

YES Remarks available

Whether other EducationalInstitutions/Courses are alsobeing run by the Trust /Institution in the sameBuilding / campus?

NO Remarks No

Availability of Land 2.5 acres DistrictHQ/Corporation/Municipalitylimit

Status YES

Remarks available Land Details to be in name ofTrust and Society(Records tobe enclosed)

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Approved BuildingPlan

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Total Builtup area of theinstitution

4200

Instructional area 3660 View

Administrative area 90 View

Amenities area 225 View

Circulation area 225 View

Number of Class Rooms

Name of The Course Required Area Required No’s Available No’s

M.Pharm Pharmaceutics 75 Sq.mts 1 1

Pharm.D 0

B.Pharm 8

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Laboratory Requirement Details

S.No Totalcoursesrun by

theInstitution

No. ofIntake

Dept ofPharmaceutics

Dept ofPharmaceutical

Chemistry

Dept ofPharmacology

Dept ofPharmacognosy

Dept of PharmacyPractice

Total

No.LabsReq

No.LabsAvbl

No.LabsReq

No.LabsAvbl

No.LabsReq

No.LabsAvbl

No.LabsReq

No.LabsAvbl

No.LabsReq

No.LabsAvbl

1 B.Pharm 60 3 3 2 2 2 12

Pharm.D 30

2 M.PharmPharmaceutics

15 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2

Common Facilities

InfraStructure Details Requirement As per Norms Available No’s Available Area Sqmt’s

Preparation Room foreach lab (One room canbe shared by two labs, ifit is in between two labs)

10 sq mts (minimum) 7 70

Area of the MachineRoom

80-100 Sq.mts 1 80

Central InstrumentationRoom

80 Sq.mts with A/ C 1 80

Store Room - I 1 (Area 100 Sq mts) 1 100

Store Room - II (ForInflammable chemicals)

1 (Area 20 Sq mts) 1 20

First aid room 10 Sq.mts 1 10

Museum 50 Sq.mts 1 50

Animal house 80 Sq.mts 1 80

Auditorium 250 to 300 Seating capacities 1 300

Seminar hall 100 Seating capacity with AC facility 1 20

Herbal Garden(Desirable)

Adequate Number of Medicinal Plants 1 250

Girl’s Common Room(Essential)

60 Sq.mts 1 60

Boy’s Common Room(Essential)

60 Sq.mts 1 60

Toilet Blocks for Boys 0.8 Sq.mt/student 2 50

Toilet Blocks for Girls 0.8 Sq.mt/student 2 60

Drinking Water facility -Water Cooler(Essential).

2 20

Boy’s Hostel (Desirable) 9 Sq .mts / Room Single occupancy 1 2000

Gir’s Hostel (Desirable) 9 Sq .mts / Room (singleoccupancy) 20 Sq mts / Room (triple

occupancy)

1 2000

Power Backup Provision (Desirable) 1 50

Computer And Other Facilities

Item Name Required Available No. Available Area (in Sq mts)

Computer Room forB.Pharm Course

01 (Area 75 Sq mts) 1 110

Computer (LatestConfiguration)

1 system for every 10students

40 0

Printers 1 printer for every 10computers

7 0

Multi Media Projector 01 4 0

Generator (5KVA) 01 1 50

Amenities Details

Amenities (Desirable)Name

Requirement as perNorms (in area)

Available No. Available Area (in Sq mts)

Principal quarters 80 Sq. mts 1 160

Staff quarters 16 x 80 Sq. mts 20 1800

Canteen 100 Sq. mts 1 300

Parking Area for staff andstudents

2 500

Bank Extension Counter 1 100

Co operative Stores 1 30

Guest House 80 Sq. mts 4 320

Transport Facilities forstudents

65 0

Medical Facility (First Aid)Essential

1 0

CURRICULUM

Name of The Course Course Intake Student:Staff Ration Theory Student:Staff Ration Practical Examination Scheme

B.Pharm 100 60:1 20:1

Pharm.D 30 30:1 30:2


15 15:1 15:1

(Required ratio - Theory -> 60:1 and Practicals -> 20:1)

(If there are more than 20 students in a batch 2 staff members to be present provided the lab is spacious)

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Whether the prescribed numbers of classes are being conducted as per PCI norms

Name ofthe

Course

Semester Name of The Subject Theory Practical Tutorials

PrescribedNo ofHours

No ofHours

Conducted


No ofHours

Conducted


No ofHours

Conducted

1 B.Pharm

1 Human Anatomy & Physiology 45 48 60 60 15 15

1 Pharmaceutical Analysis - I 45 47 60 60 15 15

1 Pharmaceutics-I 45 46 60 60 15 15

1 Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry 45 46 60 60 15 15

1 Communication skills 30 30 30 30 0

1 Remedial Biology 30 30 30 30 0

1 Remedial Mathematics 30 35 0 0

2 Human Anatomy and Physiology - II 45 46 60 60 15 15

2 Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry - I 45 46 60 60 15 15

2 Biochemistry 45 47 60 60 15 15

2 Pathophysiology 45 47 0 15 15

2 Computer Applications in Pharmacy 45 45 30 30 0

2 Environmental sciences 45 45 0 0

2 B.Pharm

3 Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry II 45 47 60 60 15 15

3 Physical Pharmaceutics I 45 47 60 60 15 15

3 Pharmaceutical Microbiology 45 46 60 60 15 15

3 Pharmaceutical Engineering 45 46 60 60 15 15

4 Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry - III 45 47 0 15 15

4 Medicinal Chemistry - I 45 47 60 60 15 15

4 Physical Pharmaceutics - II 45 47 60 60 15 15

4 Pharmacology - I 45 47 60 60 15 15

4 Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry -I

45 46 60 60 15 15

3 B.Pharm

5 Medicinal Chemistry - II 45 46 0 15 15

5 Industrial Pharmacy - I 45 46 60 60 15 15

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5 Pharmacology- II

45 47 60 60 15 15

5 Pharmacognosyand

Phytochemistry- II

45 46 60 60 15 15

5 PharmaceuticalJurisprudence

45 45 0 15 15

6 MedicinalChemistry - III

45 47 60 60 15 15

6 Pharmacology- III

45 47 60 60 15 15

6 Herbal DrugTechnology

45 45 60 60 15 15

6 Biopharmaceuticsand

Pharmacokinetics

45 47 0 15 15

6 PharmaceuticalBiotechnology

45 45 0 15 15

6 QualityAssurance

45 45 0 15 15

4 B.Pharm

7 InstrumentalMethods of

Analysis

45 46 60 60 15 15

7 IndustrialPharmacy - II

45 45 0 15 15

7 PharmacyPractice

45 45 0 15 15

7 Novel DrugDeliverySystem

45 46 0 15 15

7 PracticeSchool

0 180 180 0

8 Biostatisticsand ResearchMethodology

45 46 0 15 15

8 Social andPreventivePharmacy

45 45 0 15 15

8 PharmaMarketing

Management

45 45 0 0

8 PharmaceuticalRegulatory

Science

45 45 0 0

8 Pharmacovigilance 45 45 0 0

8 QualityControl and

Standardizationof Herbals

45 45 0 0

8 ComputerAided Drug

Design

45 45 0 0

8 Cell andMolecularBiology

45 45 0 0

8 CosmeticScience

45 45 0 0

8 ExperimentalPharmacology

45 45 0 0

8 AdvancedInstrumentation

Techniques

45 46 0 0

8 DietarySupplements

andNutraceuticals

45 45 0 0

8 Project Work 0 180 180 0

1 Pharm.D

HumanAnatomy &Physiology

75 78 75 75 25 25

Pharmaceutics 50 55 75 75 25 25

MedicinalBiochemistry

75 76 75 75 25 25

PharmaceuticalOrganic

Chemistry

75 76 75 75 25 25

PharmaceuticalInorganicChemistry

50 55 75 75 25 25

RemedialMathematics

75 78 0 25 25

RemedialBiology

75 75 75 75 25 25

2 Pharm.D

Pathophysiology 75 75 0 25 25

PharmaceuticalMicrobiology

75 75 75 75 25 25

Pharmacognosy&

Phytopharmaceuticals

75 75 75 75 25 25

Pharmacology-I 75 75 0 25 25

CommunityPharmacy

50 50 0 25 25

Pharmacotherapeutics-I75 75 75 75 25 25

3 Pharm.D

Pharmacology-II

75 76 75 75 25 25

PharmaceuticalAnalysis

75 76 75 75 25 25

Pharmacotherapeutics-II

75 77 75 75 25 25

PharmaceuticalJurisprudence

50 50 0 0

MedicinalChemistry

75 77 75 75 25 25

PharmaceuticalFormulations

50 55 75 75 25 25

4 Pharm.D

Pharmacotherapeutics-III

75 76 75 75 25 25

HospitalPharmacy

50 50 75 75 25 25

ClinicalPharmacy

75 75 75 75 25 25

Biostatistics &Research

Methodology

50 55 0 25 25

Biopharmaceutics&

Pharmacokinetics

75 76 75 75 25 25

ClinicalToxicology

50 55 0 25 25

5 Pharm.D

ClinicalResearch

75 75 0 25 25

Pharmacoepidemiologyand

Pharmacoeconomics

75 75 0 25 25

ClinicalPharmacokinetics

&Pharmacotherapeutic

DrugMonitoring

50 55 0 25 25

Clerkship 0 0 25 25

Project work(Six Months)

0 500 500 0


1 ModernPharmaceutical

AnalyticalTechniques

60 61 0 0

1 Drug DeliverySystem

60 61 0 0

1 ModernPharmaceutics

60 62 0 0

1 RegulatoryAffair

60 61 0 0

1 PharmaceuticsPractical - I

0 180 180 0

2 MolecularPharmaceutics

(Nano Techand Targeted

DDS)

60 61 0 0

2 AdvancedBiopharmaceutics

&Pharmacokinetics

60 61 0 0

2 ComputerAided Drug

DeliverySystem

60 61 0 0

2 Cosmetic andCosmeceuticals

60 61 0 0

2 PharmaceuticsPractical II

0 180 180 0


3 ResearchMethodology

andBiostatistics

60 60 0 0

3 Journal club 0 15 15 0

3 Discussion /Presentation

(ProposalPresentation)

0 30 30 0

3 ResearchWork

0 420 420 0

4 Journal club 0 15 15 0

4 ResearchWork

0 465 465 0

4 Discussion /Presentation

(ProposalPresentation)

0 30 30 0

Budget of the Institution for the past 3 Years

Budget Heads 2018 - 2019 2017 - 2018 2016 - 2017

Recurring Amount in Lakhs (INR) Amount in Lakhs (INR) Amount in Lakhs (INR)

Fee to apex Bodies 14482758 14482758 1677587

Chemicals 110000 100000 78000

Electricity 9494560 9494560 7930676

Phone Bills 522267 522267 698929

Travelling 50000 2346592 1793303

Annual maintenances 545000 96490876 3196589

Stationary 4199296 4199296 3435266

Miscellaneous 23067444 378318596 4989467

Glassware’s 200000 6471249 200000

Non-Recurring Amount in Lakhs (INR) Amount in Lakhs (INR) Amount in Lakhs (INR)

Building 0 0 0

Equipments 900000 860000 800000

Vehicles 0 0 0

Books & Journals 400000 920000 1706071

Furniture’s 0 0 0

Accepted Faculties

S.No Full Name EmailDepartment

Name Designation Mobile Status

1 MURIKIMANIKANTA

[email protected] Dept ofPharmaceutical

Chemistry

Assistant Professor 9912066633 Accepted

2 DEVARAKONDANARESH

[email protected] ofPharmaceutical

Chemistry


3 Deepak P [email protected] of PharmacyPractice


4 PAMULAREDDYBHAVANAM

[email protected] Dept ofPharmaceutics

AssociateProfessor

9848553611 Accepted

5 BALAKRISHNAVUYYALA

[email protected] ofPharmacology


6 VELADANDINARESH

[email protected] ofPharmaceutics


7 VAKKALAGADDARAVI KUMAR



8 MUTHADI RADHIKA [email protected] Dept ofPharmaceutics


9 PATNAMSRIKANTH

[email protected] of PharmacyPractice


10 D SRINIVAS [email protected] Dept ofPharmaceutical

Chemistry


11 THAKKALAPALLYLAKSHMI MADHAV

RAO

[email protected] Dept ofPharmacology

AssociateProfessor

9849061913 Accepted

12 NARSAGALLAPRAVEEN



13 MARAM VENKATARAMANA REDDY


Chemistry

AssociateProfessor

9989561132 Accepted

14 VUTTIVISHWESWAR

RAO



15 RVS CHAITANYAKOPPALA



16 KONDAPURAMPARAMESHWAR



17 KASPASARASWATHI



18 JITENDRA DEBATA [email protected] ofPharmaceutical

Chemistry

AssociateProfessor

9493044547 Accepted

19 kosika sandeep [email protected] Dept ofPharmaceutics


20 KAUSIK BHAR [email protected] Dept ofPharmaceutical

Chemistry


21 DONAPATIJALANDHAR



22 Soumya StutiPatnaik



23 PAKIR PRANAYA [email protected] Dept ofPharmaceutical

Chemistry


24 RATNAKARcherukupally


Chemistry


25 P Sagar [email protected] Dept of PharmacyPractice


26 CHINDAM SURESH [email protected] ofPharmaceutics


27 Mounika Dontineni [email protected] ofPharmaceutics


28 PARAMESHWARRAVULA


Chemistry


29 Dillip kumarBrahma



30 DHIRAJ KUMAR [email protected] ofPharmaceutical

Chemistry


31 CH LAVANYA [email protected] of PharmacyPractice


32 VEERABOMMARAJESH



33 BADIKELARAMAKRISHNA


Chemistry


34 Khan AmjadMasood Alam

[email protected] Dept ofPharmacognosy

AssociateProfessor

8185896458 Accepted

35 BADE MOULIKA [email protected] Dept ofPharmaceutics


36 HASBEENSULTANA



37 ELUGANDULAKARTHIK


Chemistry


38 PALATI DIVYAJYOTHI

[email protected] Dept ofPharmacognosy


39 Tadikonda RamaRao


Chemistry

PRINCIPAL ANDPROFESSOR

9949141897 Accepted

40 A Venkata SureshBabu


Chemistry


41 D NARSIMHA [email protected] ofPharmaceutics


42 SumadhuriSreerama



43 NENAVATH LOKYA [email protected] Dept ofPharmaceutical

Chemistry


44 komerelliyashwanth reddy



Faculty Workload

S.No Faculty Name Department Designation Course Year Subject

Theory(Number ofHours per

weekincludingtutorials)

Practical(Number ofHours per

week) Remarks



AssociateProfessor



4 3 NA

2 MUTHADIRADHIKA


AssistantProfessor


1 DrugDeliverySystem

3 0 NA



AssistantProfessor



5 6 No

4 kosikasandeep


AssistantProfessor



4 0 NA



AssociateProfessor



4 0 TEACHING

6 VEERABOMMARAJESH


AssistantProfessor


1 DrugDeliverySystem

4 0 NA


Dept ofPharmacology

AssistantProfessor

Pharm.D 4 Pharmacotherapeutics-III

4 3 GOOD


Dept ofPharmacology

AssistantProfessor

Pharm.D 3 Pharmacology-II

4 3 GOOD



AssociateProfessor

Pharm.D 4 Biopharmaceutics&

Pharmacokinetics

4 3 NA

10 THAKKALAPALLYLAKSHMIMADHAV

RAO

Dept ofPharmacology

AssistantProfessor

Pharm.D 2 Pharmacology-I 4 0 TEACHING


RAO

Dept ofPharmacology

AssistantProfessor

Pharm.D 4 ClinicalPharmacy

4 0 TEACHING


RAO

Dept ofPharmacology

AssistantProfessor

Pharm.D 5 ClinicalResearch

4 0 TEACHING

13 Deepak P Dept ofPharmacyPractice

AssistantProfessor

Pharm.D 2 Pharmacotherapeutics-I4 3 No remarks


AssistantProfessor

Pharm.D 4 ClinicalToxicology

3 0 no remarks


AssistantProfessor

Pharm.D 5 Pharmacoepidemiologyand

Pharmacoeconomics

4 0 No remarks


AssistantProfessor

Pharm.D 4 ClinicalPharmacy

0 3 No remarks

17 MUTHADIRADHIKA


AssistantProfessor

Pharm.D 3 PharmaceuticalFormulations

3 3 NA



Chemistry

AssistantProfessor

Pharm.D 3 PharmaceuticalAnalysis

4 6 No

19 VELADANDINARESH


AssistantProfessor

Pharm.D 1 Pharmaceutics 3 4 NA

20 JITENDRADEBATA


Chemistry

AssociateProfessor

Pharm.D 1 MedicinalBiochemistry

3 4 NA

21 kosikasandeep


AssistantProfessor

Pharm.D 1 Pharmaceutics 3 3 NA

22 kosikasandeep


AssistantProfessor

Pharm.D 3 PharmaceuticalJurisprudence

2 0 NA


Dept ofPharmacology

AssistantProfessor

Pharm.D 2 PharmaceuticalMicrobiology

4 3 NA



Chemistry

AssistantProfessor

Pharm.D 1 PharmaceuticalOrganic

Chemistry

4 3 Pharm D

25 DHIRAJKUMAR


Chemistry

AssistantProfessor

Pharm.D 1 PharmaceuticalInorganicChemistry

3 3 PharmaceuticalInorganicChemistry

26 CHLAVANYA

Dept ofPharmacyPractice

AssistantProfessor

Pharm.D 2 Pathophysiology 4 0 TEACHING

27 CHLAVANYA


AssistantProfessor

Pharm.D 4 HospitalPharmacy

4 3 TEACHING

28 CHLAVANYA


AssistantProfessor

Pharm.D 3 Pharmacotherapeutics-II

0 3 PRACTICAL

29 P Sagar Dept ofPharmacyPractice

AssistantProfessor

Pharm.D 1 HumanAnatomy &Physiology

4 3 Sometimes 5hours perweek alsohappen


AssistantProfessor

Pharm.D 5 ClinicalPharmacokinetics

&Pharmacotherapeutic

DrugMonitoring

3 0 Sometimes 4hours perweek mayhappen


AssistantProfessor

Pharm.D 5 Clerkship 3 8 Clerkshippractical

occurs ondaily hoursbasis andtheory will

be taken forstudents

evaluation


AssistantProfessor

Pharm.D 5 Project work(Six Months)

0 2 Weekly 2hours will be

evaluatedon studentsproject work



Chemistry

AssistantProfessor

Pharm.D 3 MedicinalChemistry

4 3 MedicinalChemistry

34 PATNAMSRIKANTH


AssistantProfessor

Pharm.D 1 HumanAnatomy &Physiology

4 0 NA

35 PATNAMSRIKANTH


AssistantProfessor

Pharm.D 3 Pharmacotherapeutics-II

4 3 NA

36 PATNAMSRIKANTH


AssistantProfessor

Pharm.D 2 Pharmacotherapeutics-I4 3 NA

37 PALATIDIVYA

JYOTHI


AssistantProfessor

Pharm.D 2 Pharmacognosy&

Phytopharmaceuticals

4 4 NA

38 VAKKALAGADDARAVI

KUMAR


AssistantProfessor

B.Pharm 3 PharmaceuticalBiotechnology

4 4 FROM AY2020

39 DEVARAKONDANARESH


Chemistry

AssistantProfessor

B.Pharm 1 RemedialBiology

2 2 RemedialBiology

40 MARAMVENKATARAMANAREDDY


Chemistry

AssociateProfessor

B.Pharm 1 Biochemistry 4 8 NA

41 MUTHADIRADHIKA


AssistantProfessor

B.Pharm 4 Novel DrugDeliverySystem

5 6 NA

42 KASPASARASWATHI

Dept ofPharmacology

AssistantProfessor

B.Pharm 3 Pharmacology- II

10 12 TEACHING



AssistantProfessor

B.Pharm 3 IndustrialPharmacy - I

5 6 No

44 JITENDRADEBATA


Chemistry

AssociateProfessor

B.Pharm 2 MedicinalChemistry - I

4 8 NA

45 RVSCHAITANYAKOPPALA

Dept ofPharmacology

AssistantProfessor

B.Pharm 2 Pharmacology- I

8 16 Contains2sections

each section4T 8P Twosections sototal 16P 8T

46 kosikasandeep


AssistantProfessor

B.Pharm 1 Pharmaceutics-I 4 8 NA


Dept ofPharmacology

AssistantProfessor

B.Pharm 1 HumanAnatomy

andPhysiology -

II

4 8 NA

48 KAUSIKBHAR


Chemistry

Lecturer B.Pharm 3 MedicinalChemistry -

II

10 12 MedicinalChemistry I



Chemistry

AssistantProfessor

B.Pharm 2 PharmaceuticalOrganic

Chemistry -III

5 0 No Practical



Chemistry

AssistantProfessor


Chemistry - I

0 8 Practical

51 SoumyaStuti Patnaik


AssistantProfessor

B.Pharm 2 PhysicalPharmaceutics

- II

4 8 Theory Lab

52 SoumyaStuti Patnaik


AssistantProfessor


4 0 Theory



AssociateProfessor

B.Pharm 1 Pharmaceutics-I 4 8 TEACHING



AssociateProfessor

B.Pharm 3 IndustrialPharmacy - I

4 6 TEACHING

55 DHIRAJKUMAR


Chemistry

AssistantProfessor

B.Pharm 4 InstrumentalMethods of

Analysis

5 6 PharmaceuticalAnalysis II

56 MounikaDontineni


AssistantProfessor


- II

5 8 As persyllabus

57 CHLAVANYA


AssistantProfessor


andPhysiology -

II

0 3 PRACTICAL



Chemistry

AssistantProfessor

B.Pharm 4 InstrumentalMethods of

Analysis

5 6 No

59 PAKIRPRANAYA


Chemistry

AssistantProfessor

B.Pharm 3 Pharmacognosyand

Phytochemistry- II

3 4 NA

60 VEERABOMMARAJESH


AssistantProfessor

B.Pharm 3 Herbal DrugTechnology

4 8 NA



Chemistry

AssistantProfessor

B.Pharm 2 MedicinalChemistry - I

4 4 MEDICINALCHEMISTRY

1

62 BADEMOULIKA


AssistantProfessor


Chemistry II

0 4 Practical

63 PAKIRPRANAYA


Chemistry

AssistantProfessor


3 4 NA

64 HASBEENSULTANA


AssistantProfessor

B.Pharm 1 Pathophysiology 5 4 TEACHINGPRACTICAL

65 ELUGANDULAKARTHIK


Chemistry

AssistantProfessor

B.Pharm 1 Environmentalsciences

6 4 NA



Chemistry

AssistantProfessor


Chemistry II

4 4 POC II



Chemistry

AssistantProfessor


Chemistry - I

4 4 POC I

68 DNARSIMHA


AssistantProfessor


- II

4 8 NA

69 NARSAGALLAPRAVEEN


AssistantProfessor


- II

4 8 NA

70 D SRINIVAS Dept ofPharmaceutical

Chemistry

AssistantProfessor

B.Pharm 3 QualityAssurance

4 8 NA

71 A VenkataSureshBabu


Chemistry

AssociateProfessor


Chemistry - I

8 4 TheorySection Afour hoursSection Bfour hours

72 A VenkataSureshBabu


Chemistry

AssociateProfessor


Chemistry -III

4 0 section Btheory four

hours

73 TadikondaRama Rao


Chemistry


4 0 NA

74 PALATIDIVYA

JYOTHI


AssistantProfessor


Phytochemistry- I

0 4 NA

75 VUTTIVISHWESWAR

RAO

Dept ofPharmacology

AssistantProfessor

B.Pharm 2 Pharmacology- I

8 12 Sec A 4 HrsTheory andSec B 4 Hrs

Thoery

76 CHINDAMSURESH


AssistantProfessor


0 8 NA

77 SumadhuriSreerama

Dept ofPharmacology

AssistantProfessor


10 0 Theory SecA 5hrs andSec B 5 hrs

78 MURIKIMANIKANTA


Chemistry

AssistantProfessor

B.Pharm 3 MedicinalChemistry -

II

3 4 NA

79 NENAVATHLOKYA


Chemistry

AssistantProfessor

B.Pharm 1 PharmaceuticalAnalysis - I

3 4 NA

80 komerelliyashwanth

reddy


AssistantProfessor


andPhysiology -

II

4 6 2 LABS AND4 THEORYCLASSES

81 komerelliyashwanth

reddy


AssistantProfessor

B.Pharm 4 PharmacyPractice

4 0 4 CLASSESPER WEEK

82 Khan AmjadMasood

Alam


AssociateProfessor


Phytochemistry- I

8 0 NA

Income and Expenditure

INCOME

Particulars Amount in Lakhs(INR)

Grants Govt 0

Grants Others 0

Tution Fee 499383896

Library Fee 2627000

Sports Fee 0

Uinion Fee 0

Others 7835546

Total 509846442

EXPENDITURE


Building 0

Equipment 860000

Others 2000000

REVENUE EXPENDITURE


Revenue Exp -Salary

378318596

Maintenance Exp -College

4249076

Maintenance Exp -Others

1046386

Apex Bodies Fee 14228225

Chemicals 6471249

Stationary 333590

Deposit held by the College 0

Annual maintenances 96490876

Misc.Expenditure 3699429

Others 9166318

Total 514003745

Books

Course Titles Required Titles Available Volume Required Volume Available No of Journals

B.Pharm 895 8559 12

Pharm.D 0 0 0


50 94 100 599 5

Enclose Details of the Journalssubscribed

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Subject Wise Classification

Subject Available Numbers Available Titles

Pharmacognosy 771 91

Pharmacy Practice 69 12

Human anatomy & physiology 606 50

Pharmaceutics (dispensing & general Pharmacy) 1393 154

Pharmaceutical organic chemistry 857 104

Pharmaceutical inorganic chemistry 384 29

Pharmaceutical microbiology 294 41

Pathophysiology 258 24

Applied biochemistry & clinical chemistry 363 42

Pharmacology 590 72

Pharmaceutical jurisprudence 266 9

Pharmaceutical dosage form 489 67

Community pharmacy 228 17

Clinical pharmacy 378 27

Hospital pharmacy 255 19

Pharmacotheraputics 86 18

Pharmaceutical analysis and Quality Assurance 771 94

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Medicinal chemistry 613 47

Biology 82 25

Computer science or computer application inpharmacy

237 15

Mathematics / statistics 617 48

Communication Skills 981 165

Pharmaceutics - Drug Delivery systems,Pharmaceutical Engineering, Regulatory Science

438 30

Other Facilities

Particulars Number Required Number Available

Computers 10 23

Printers 2 2

Internet facilities 4MBPS 100

Scanner 1 1

LCD Projector 2 2

Photocopier 1 1

PG & Ph.D Projects guided by the Faculty Members for the past 3 years

S.No Name of theSupervisor

Name of theCandidate

Type of Project Title of theThesis/Dissertation

Duration (in months)

1 Dr SAJAL KUMAR JHA DEEPTHI THUMMA PG FORMULATION ANDINVITRO EVALUATION

OF PRAMIPEXOLESUSTAINED RELEASE

TABLETS

12

2 Dr SAJAL KUMAR JHA M YAMINI PG FORMULATION ANDINVITRO EVALUATION

OF TACROLIMUSSOLID DISPERSIONS

12

3 Dr SAJAL KUMAR JHA SUSHMA RAKASI PG DESIGNDEVELOPMENT ANDINVITRO EVALUATION

OF PINAVERIUMCOLON TABLET

12

4 M RADHIKA REDDY V KEERTHI PG FORMULATION ANDEVALUATION OF

DASATNIB TABLETSAN ANTI CANCER

DRUG USINGDIFFERENT

SUPERDISINTEGRANTS

12

5 Dr SAJAL KUMARJHA

ANUSHA PERATI PG FORMULATIONAND INVITRO

EVALUATION OFMETHYLPHENIDATE

HCL TABLETSFOR PULSATIILEDRUG DELIVERY

SYSTEM

12 2018

6 M RADHIKAREDDY

G SPOORTHI PG PREPARATION OFEMTRICITABINE

AND TENOFOVIRDISOPROXOL

IMMEDIATERELEASE FILM

COATED TABLETSAND THEIR

EVALUATION

12 2018

7 M RADHIKAREDDY

DHARMARAPUMAHESHWARI

PG FORMULATIONAND INVTRO

EVALUATION OFLAMOTRIGINE

CHEWABLETABLETS

12 2018

8 Dr. SAJAL KUMARJHA

CHINNA DEVANNA PG DESIGNDEVELOPMENT

AND INVITROCHARACTERIZATIONOF VILDAGLIPTIN

TABLETS FORSUSTAINED

RELEASE DRUGDELIVERYSYSTEM

12 2017


CHINTHAPALLYMADHURI

PG FORMULATIONAND

CHARACTERIZATIONOF

GASTRORETENTIVEFLOATIN TABLETS

OF MIGLITOLUSING

HYDROPHILICPOLYMERS

12 2017


GORE UDAYKUMAR

PG DESIGNDEVELOPMENT

AND INVITROCHARACTERIZATION

OF DOFETILIDETABLETS FOR

PULSATILE DRUGDELIVERYSYSTEM

12 2017

11 Mr. HIMANSUBHUSAN SAMAL

K ASWINI PG DESIGN ANDEVALUATION OF

BIODEGRADABLEDENTAL FILMSCONTAINING

CURCUMIN FORTHE TREATMENT

OFPERIODONTITIS

12 2017


MAINAMPATIVASAVI

PG PERIODONTALPROLIPOSOMAL

CURCUMIN INSITUGEL

12 2017

13 Mr. PAWAN KUMARBATTU

MOHAMMADSHABHANA

PG VORICONAZOLEMICROSPHERES

LOADED TOPICALEMULGEL

12 2017

14 Mrs. RADHIKAREDDY

PALLA TEJA PG FUNCTIONALITYCOMPARISON OF

NATURAL ANDSYNTHETIC

POLYMERS INDEVELOPMENTAND IN VITRO

CHARACTERIZATIONOF ORAL

CONTROLLEDRELEASE DRUG

DELIVERYSYSTEM OF

FEXOFENADINE.

12 2017


PALLE SANTHOSHKUMAR

PG FORMULATIONAND INVITRO

EVALUATION OFCOLON

TARGETED DRUGDELIVERY OF

DICYCLOMINE HCLTABLETS

12 2017


POTULA SARITA PG HALOPERIDOLFAST DISSOLVING

TABLETS

12 2017


S SHIREESHA PG ZOLMITRIPTANBUCCAL PATCHES

12 2017


SAMIUN PG DESIGN ANDCHARACTERIZATION

OF NONEFFERVESCENTFLOATING DRUG

DELIVERYSYSTEM

ATAZANAVIR

12 2017


VOBENABOINAPARDHASARADHI

PG FORMULATIONAND INVITRO

EVALUATION OFCOLON

TARGETED DRUGDELIVERY OFMESALAMINE

DELAYEDRELEASETABLETS

12 2017

20 Mr. VENKATARAMANA REDDY

ANKATHAMOUNIKA

PG A NEW METHODDEVELOPMENTAND VALIDATION

OFEMPAGLIFLOZIN

AND LINAGLIPIN INPHARMACEUTICAL

DOSAGE FORMBY USING RP

HPLC METHOD

12 2017

21 Mr. RATNAKAR CH B AKSHARA PG ANALYTICALMETHOD

DEVELOPMENTAND VALIDATIONOF AMLODIPINEBESYLATE ANDPERINODOPRIL

ERBUMINEINCOMBINE

DOSAGE FORMBY RP HPLC.

12 2017

22 Mr. RATNAKAR CH. CHAMDEWALAENAZEER AHMED


OFSATRANIDAZOLEAND OFLOXACIN

INPHARMACEUTICAL


HPLC METHOD.

12 2017

23 Mr. DHIRAJ KUMAR DURGAM VIKAS PG METHODDEVELOPMENTAND VALIDATIONOF AMLODIPINEAND VALSARTAN

IN TABLETDOSAGE BY

USING RP HPLCMETHOD

12 2017

24 Mr. RATNAKAR CH KETHAVATHSHANKAR NAIK


OFATORVASTATIN

AND RAMIPRIL INPHARMACEUTICAL


HPLC METHOD

12 2017

25 Mr.PARAMESHWAR

RAVULA

NISHITARAM M PG ANALYTICALMETHOD

DEVELOPMENTAND VALIDATION

OFSIMULTANEOUSESTIMATION OFOMEPRAZOLE

ANDONDANSETRON IN

COMBINEDDOSAGE FORM

BY RP HPLC.

12 2017

26 Mr. JITENDRADEBATA

DUMALE SUHASINI PG PACKAGINGREGULATION IN

EUROPE AND USA.

12 2017

27 Mr. VEERESHYADAV.

M SWATHI PG CURRENTREGULATIONSFOR HERBALPRODUCTS

12 2017

28 Mr. VEERESHYADAV.

N TEJA PG RISK ANDOPPORTUNITIES

IN DEVELOPMENTOF NEW DRUGS

12 2017

29 Mrs. K.SARASWATHI

P SWATHI PG REGULATORYREQUIREMENTS

FORREGISTRATION

AND MARKETINGAUTHORIZATION

OF GENERICDRUGS

12 2017

30 Mr. KAUSIK BHAR. TELKAPALLYSHIVA SHANKAR

PG PRINCIPLES ANDGUIDELINES FOR

REGULATORYAFFAIRS OF

PHARMACEUTICALPRODUCTS.

12 2017

31 Mr. HIMASHUBHUSAN SAMAL

BANDARUPRADEEP

PG FORMULATIONAND EVALUATION

OFMONTELUKASTSODIUM FASTDISSOLVING

TABLETS

12 2016


B. VARSHA PG COMPARATIVEEVALUATION OFPRONIOSOME

HYDROCORTISONEGEL WITH

MARKETEDFORMULATION

12 2016


B VENKATESH PG FORMULATIONDEVELOPMENTAND IN VITRO

EVALUATION OFIMMEDIATERELEASE

TABLETS OFZOLPIDEMTARTRATE

12 2016

34 Mr. PAWAN KUMAR CH ASWANI PG FORMULATIONAND EVALUATION

OF SUSTAINEDRELEASE

TABLETS OFNICORANDLE

12 2016

35 Mrs. E SRAVANTHIREDDY

K PRAVEENKUMAR

PG DEVELOPMENTOF FORMULATION

AND IN VITROEVALUATION OF

GASTRORETENTIVEEFFERVESCENT

FLOATINGTABLETS OF

DILTIAZEM USINGVARIOUS

POLYMERS

12 2016


K RAJASHEKARREDDY

PG DESIGN ANDEVALUATION OFCARBAMAZEPINE

SUSTAINEDRELEASE MATRIX

TABLET.

12 2016


K ANUSHA PG A NOVELAPPROACH FORFORMULATION

AND EVALUATIONOF ORO

DISINTEGRATINGTABLETS OF

RESPERIDONE BYUTILISING

COPROCESSEDSUPER

DISINTGRANT.

12 2016


NIKHAT JAHAN PG FORMULATIONAND EVALUATION

OF SUSTAINEDRELESE TABLETS

FROM SOLIDDISPERSION OF

GLIPIZIDE

12 2016


P KRANTHIKUMAR PG FORMULATIONAND EVALUATION

OF SUSTAINEDRELEASE

TABLETS OFESOMEPRAZOLEUSING NATURAL

AND SYNTHETICSPOLYMERS

12 2016


P. VIKRAM KUMAR PG SOLUBILITYENHANCEMENT

OFEPROSARTANBY

HOT MELTEXTRUSIONTECHNIQUE.

12 2016


RATHODSNEHALATHA


OF EXTENDEDRELEASE

TABLETS OFPALIPERIDONE

12 2016


RATHOD SHANTHIPRIYA


OF SUSTAINEDRELEASE

TABLETS OFLAMIVUDINE

12 2016

43 Ms. AYESHASULTANA

SODI RAMBAI PG FORMULATIONAND INVITRO

EVALUATION OFTURBUTALINESULPHATE ORDISPERSIBLETABLETS FOR

THEIMRPOVEMENT OF

ORALBIOAVAILABILITY

12 2016

44 Ms. AYESHASULTANA

TAVVA SWATHI PG DESIGN ANDINVITRO

EVALUATION OFPIOGLITAZONETABLETS FOR

SUSTAINEDRELEASE DRUG

DELIVERYSYSTEM

12 2016

45 Mr. M.VENKATARAMANA

REDDY

B. SRIDIVYA PG METHODDEVELOPMENTAND VALIDATION

FORSIMULTANEOUSESTIMATION OF

SPIRONOLACTONEAND

HYDROCHLOROTHIAZIDEIN BULK ANDCOMBINED

DOSAGE FORMBY RP HPLC

12 2016

46 Mr. M.VENKATARAMANA

REDDY

CH. RAJITHA PG RP HPLC METHODDEVELOPMENTAND VALIDATION

OFFLUCONAZOLE INPHARMACETICALDOSAGE FORM

12 2016

47 Dr. TRIBHUVANSINGH

D. DEEPIKA PG ANALYTICAL HPLCMETHOD

DEVELOPMENTAND VALIDATION

FORSIMULTANEOUSESTIMATION OFATORVASTATIN

AND RAMIPRIL INBULK AND

MARKETEDFORMULATION

12 2016

48 Mr. CH. RATNAKAR K. NEELIMA PG METHODDEVELOPMENTAND VALIDATION

FORSIMULTANEOUSESTIMATION OFPANTOPRAZOLE

SODIUM ANDLEVOSULPRIDE IN

COMBINEDDOSAGE FORM

BY RP HPLC

12 2016

49 Mr. DHIRAJ KUMAR K. SHRUTHI PG DEVELOPMENTAND VALIDATIONOF A REVERSE

PHASE HPLCMETHOD FOR

SIMULTANEOUSDETERMINATION

OFROSUVASTATIN

AND AMLODIPINEIN PURE AND

PHARMACEUTICALDOSAGE FORM

12 2016

50 Mr. PARMESH N. SANTHOSH PG DEVELOPMENTAND VALIDATIONOF A RP HPLCPDA METHOD

FORSIMULATANEOUSDETERMINATION

OFAZITHROMYCIN

ANDLEVPFLOXACIN IN

BULK ANDPHARMACEUTICAL

DOSAGE FORM.

12 2016

51 Mr. HIMANSHUBHUSAN SAMAL

PAKIR PRANAYA PG METHODDEVELOPMENTAND VALIDATIONOF LEDIPASVIR

AND SOFOSBUVIR

12 2016

52 Dr. TRIBHUVANSINGH

V. NISHANTH PG DEVELOPMENTOF VALIDATED RP

HPLC METHODFOR

SIMULTANIOUSESTIMATION OF

CEFODROXIL ANDAMBROXOL IN

PURE ANDPHARMACEUTICAL

DOSAGE FORM

12 2016

53 Mr. CH. RATNAKAR J. MADHULATHA PG RP HPLC METHODDEVELOPMENTAND VALIDATIONOF LURASIDONE

INPHARMACEUTICAL

DOSAGE FORM

12 2016

54 Mrs. SARASWATHI B. BALAKRISHNAREDDY

PG ROLE OF QUALITYMANAGEMENT

FOR EFFECTIVEREGULATORYCOMPLINCE

12 2016

55 Mrs. SARASWATHI G. SURESH PG ROLE OFAPPROVAL

CLINICAL TRIALSFOR DRUG

SAFETY

12 2016

56 Mr. AMJAD KHAN M. KAVITHA RANI PG QUALITY RISKMANAGEMENT

REGULATIONS INGLOBAL

REGULATORYAUTHORITIES

12 2016

57 Mrs. SARASWATHI G. MAHENDAR PG DEMONSTRATEDOSSIER

REQUIREMENTSFOR FILING

GENERIC DRUGSIN US ANDA FORSOLID DOSAGE

FORMS.

12 2016

58 Dr T Rama Rao E Manogaran Ph.D NEUROPROCTIVEEVALUATION OFCURCUMIN AND

ANTIINFLAMMATORYMEDIATORS INDIETING LIPIDS

INDUCEDNEURODEGENERATIVE

DISORDERS

72 2017

59 Dr T Rama Rao Vema Kiran Ph.D DESIGN ANDCHARACTERISATIONOF BUCCAL DRUG

DELIVERYSYSTEM OFANALGESIC

DRUGS

72 2017

60 Dr T Rama Rao K UMA SANKAR Ph.D DESIGNSYNTHESIS ANDSCREENING OF

NOVELANTICANCER

AGENTSTARGETING BOTH

HISTONEDEACETYLASE

ANDRIBONUCLEOTIDE

REDUCTASEENZYMES

72 2016

61 Dr T Rama Rao CHELLA NAVEEN Ph.D FORMULATIONAND EVALUATIONOF NOVEL DRUG

DELIVERYSYSTEMS FOR

ENHANCEDBIOAVAILABLITYOF BCS CLASS II

DRUGS

72 2016

62 Dr T Rama Rao MOHAMMED ASIFHUSSAIN

Ph.D FORMULATIONAND EVALUATION

OFGASTRORETENTIVE

FLOTINGTABLETS OF ANTIDIABETIC DRUGS

72 2016

63 Dr T Rama Rao KALYANICHINTHALURU

Ph.D FORMULATIONAND EVALUATIONOF CONTROLLEDRELEASE MATRIXTABLETS OF ANTIINFLAMMATORY

DRUGS

72 2016

64 Dr T Rama Rao BHASKARDARAVATH

Ph.D IMPROVEMENT OFBIOAVAILABILITY

OF POORLYSOLUBLE DRUGS

BY SOLIDDISPERSION

TECHNOLOGY

72 2017

Projects (Major/Minor Projects) completed for the past 3 years

S.No Name of theInvestigator

Title of the project Duration (in months) Sanctioned Amount Funding Agency

1 Dr S A Srinivas Thiolated chitosanpreparation

characterization andits application for

formulatingpharmaceutical

dosage form using anapiThiolated chitosan

preparationcharacterization and

its application forformulating

pharmaceuticaldosage form using an

api

24 420000 UGC SERO

2 Parameshwar Ravula Design Microwaveassisted synthesis and

antiproliferativeactivity of pyrazole

derivatives as novelvegfr inhibitors

24 440000 UGC SERO

On Going Projects (Major / Minor)

S.No Name of the Faculty Title of the Projects Duration (in days) Sanctioned Amount Funded by

1 M VenkataRamanaReddy

Design of Microwaveassisted synthesis andantiproliferatie action

of Quinazolinonederivatives as novelinteraction inhibitors

2 90000 UGC SERO

2 Dr. Tribhuvan Singh Design and Synthesisand Biological

Screening of novelThiazolidinones

against pheritimaposthumous

Heliminthesis model

2 80000 UGC SERO

Details of Research Collaborations for the past 3 Years

S.No Name of CollaboratingOrganization

Nature Of Collaboration Outcome of collaboration Year

1 Science and engineeringresearch board

Seminars/conferences/workshops

Disseminating Knowledgeand facilitating exchange of

new ideas on emergingtrends in the frontiers of

Innovations ofPharmaceutical Sciences

2016

2 Indian council of medicalresearch

Seminars/conferences/workshops

Interactive platform for thepersonnel participants andother delegates from theacademic and industry

segments across India andglobe to share theirresearch experience

experiment break through orvision trends in the

personalized medicine andbeyond

2018

Details of Research Publications in Indexed Journals for the past 3 Years

S.No Authors Title Journal Volume:Issue;PageNumbers

Impact Factor(Provided by JCRfi

only)

1 V Ravi Kumar Comparative Study ofIn Vitro Anthelmintic

Activity of Sap ofBorassus flabellifer

World Journal ofPharmacy AndPharmaceutical

Sciences

V-5 I-1 5.210

2 Parameshwar.Ravula Design synthesis insilico toxicity predictionmolecular docking and

evaluation of novelpyrazole derivatives

as potentialantiproliferative

agents

EXCLI Journal Vol 15 187-202 1.292

3 Parameshwar.Ravula Microwave assistedsynthesis biological

evaluation anddocking studies ofnovel Pyrazoline

derivatives as potentAntiinflammatory andantibacterial agents

Int. J. Chem. Sci Vol 14 issue 02 769782

0.16

4 Dr. TribhuvanSingh

In Vitro AntipyrialActivity of Psidium

Guajava LeafExtract

European JournalPharmaceutical

Science andMedical Research

Vol 3 Issue 1 223227

2.6 2016

5 Dr Tribhuvan Singh In Vitro AnthelminticActivity of SAP of

Borassus Fabellifer

World Journal ofPharmacy andPharmaceutical

Sciences

Vol 5 Issue 1 111120

5.6 2016

6 Dr Tribhuvan Singh Evaluation of theAntibacterial

Potential of SAP ofBorassus Fabellifer

InternationalJournal of

Pharmacy andPharmaceutical

Research

Vol 6 Issue 1 89-92 2.1 2016

7 Dr Tribhuvan Singh In Vitro InsecticidalActivity of Solanum

Melongena

in EuropeanJournal

PharmaceuticalScience and

Medical Research

Vol 3 Issue 5130-136

2.6 2016

8 Dr Tribhuvan Singh Preparation andEvaluation of NovelSample Screeningfor Body Bad Odorin Human Models

InternationalJournal of Science

and ResearchMethodology


1.5 2016


In VitroAntibacterial

Potential of SAP ofAzadirachta Indica

European JournalPharmaceutical

Science andMedical Research


2.6 2016


Evaluation andDetermination of

AntifungalPotentials of Sap ofAzadirachta Indica

American Journalof Pharm TechResearch Am J

Pharm Tech Res

6 5 67-71 3.5 2016

11 Kausik Bhar In Vitro CytotoxicActivity and

Anthelmintic Activityof Chloroform

Extract of Durantaerecta L. Ripe

Fruits

Research Journalof Pharmaceutical

Biological andChemical Sciences

7 6 860-865 0.24 2016

12 Dr. P. Suresh Formulationoptimization and

characterization oftransdermal film of

simvastatin byresponse surface

methodology

Science Direct 58 331-341 3.42 2016

13 Kausik Bhar Evaluation ofInVitro Cytotoxic

Activity ofChloroform Extractof Sida Acuta Burm

F

Asian Journal ofPharmaceutical

and ClinicalResearch

10 2 1-3 0.48 2017

14 M. Radhika Preparation anddevelopment of

capecitabine microsphers for

colorectal cancer

Journal ofPharmaceuticalSciences and

Research

Vol 9 1 115-120 3.0 2017

15 Dr T Lakshmi Influence of NonNucleoside

ReverseTranscriptase

Inhibitor on thePharmacodynamic

Acitivity ofSitagliptin in Animal

Models

British Journal ofPharmaceutical

and MedicalResearch

2 523-527 0 2017

16 Dr T Lakshmi HepatoprotectiveActivity of Ethanolic

Extract ofTerminalia Chebula

Fruit AgainstEthanol induced

Hepatoxicity in Rats

Asian Journal ofPharmaceutical

and ClinicalResearch

10 55-58 0.49 2017

17 Dr T Lakshmi A Review onHuman Life and

Death Statistics inIndia and its

Comparision withWorld Statistics

InternationalJournal of Current

Research

9 63405-63407 7.749 2017

18 Dr T Lakshmi IatrogenicImmmunodeficiency

Associated FatalMixed Infection

With StrongyloidesE.Coli And FungalSpores Post RenalTransplant And Toe

Amputation

InternationalJournal of Recent

Scientific Research

8 22077-22079 6.86 2017

19 Sagar Pamu A Case Report onIsolated Hematuriadue to Schistosoma

Haematobium

InternationalJournal of

Pharmacy andPharmaceutical

Sciences

9 11 251-252 0.59 2017

20 Sagar Pamu A Review onHuman Life and

Death Statistics inIndia and its

Comparision WithWorld Statistics


Research

9 12 63405-63407 7.749 2017

21 Dr T Lakshmi Protective effect ofAERVA Lanata Linn

Flower extractagainst

Immobilisationstress induced

Gastric Ulcers inrats

Indo AmericanJournal of

PharmaceuticalResearch

8 571-576 0.5 2018

22 ParameshwarRavula

Design Synthesisand Docking

Studies of NovelDimethyl Triazene

IncorporatedThiazolyl

Pyrazolines forAnticancer Activity

Journal ofheterocyclicchemistry

55 6 1313-1323 1.141 2018


Design SynthesisInSilico and

AntiproliferativeEvaluation of Novel

PyrazoleDerivatives as

VEGFR Inhibitors

Archiv derpharmazie

351 1-12 2.043 2018


Design Synthesisand Biological

Evaluation of NovelUrea and Thiourea

Bearing

Anti Cancer Agentsin MedicinalChemistry

18 891-902 2.631 2018


A Mild and EfficientCopper Mediated N

Arylation ofAzauracil with

CorrespondingBoronic Acids andtheir Antibacterial

Activity

Asian Journal ofChemistry

30 11 2495-2501 0.247 2018

26 Dr T Lakshmi Influence ofIntegrase Inhibitor

on thePharmacodynamic

Activity OfSitagliptin In Animal

Models


Research

10 64063-64065 7.749 2018

27 Dr T Lakshmi Protective effect ofAERVA Lanata Linn

Flower extractagainst

Immobilisationstress induced

Gastric Ulcers inrats



8 571-576 0.85 2018

28 Dr T Lakshmi Influence ofIntegrase

Inhibitoron thePharmacodynamic

Activity OfSitagliptin In Animal

Models


Research

10; 64063-64065 7.749 2018

29 M. Radhika Reddy Role of VariousNatural and

Synthetic polymersin development and

InVitroCharacterization of

Controlled DrugDelivery System of

Fexofenadine



8;3; 390-395 0.85 2018

30 M. Radhika Reddy Design andDevelopment and

InVitroCharacterization ofStavudine MatrixPorous Tablets

PharmaceuticalSciences and

AnalyticalResearch Journal

1;2 1-10 0.59 2018

31 KondapuramParameshwar

A Comparativeclinical study on the

CombinationTherapy ofNebivolol

Amlodipine withAtenolol Amlodipinin the management

of hypertension

Asian Journal ofPharmacy andPharmacology

4;1 38-44 0.101 2018

Consultancy Services for the past 3 Years

S.No Name of theIndividual/Industry

Title of the work Duration(in days) Name of theInstitution/Industry

Amount Received

1 Dr Sajal Kumar Jha Method Developmentby High Performance

LiquidChromatography

1 T K R College ofPharmacy Hyderabad

10000

2 Dr T Lakshmi Extraction andCharacterization ofPhytoconsituents

1 Scient Institute ofPharmacy Hyderabad

5000

Patents

S.No Title Filed (Provide PatentApplication Number)

Awarded (Provide PatentGrant Number)

Name of the Inventor/s

1 NIL NIL NIL NIL

Department wise Equipments

S.No Name of theDepartment

Name of theEquipment

Minimum required Available Working

1 Dept of Pharmaceutics Ampoule sealingmachine

1 1 1

2 Dept of Pharmaceutics Magnetic stirrer 500ml& 1 Litr capacity

5 5 5

3 Dept of Pharmaceutics Aseptic cabinet 1 1 1

4 Dept of Pharmaceutics Tablet coating machine 1 1 1

5 Dept of Pharmaceutics Ball mill 1 1 1

6 Dept of Pharmaceutics Double cone blender 1 1 1

7 Dept of Pharmaceutics Autoclave 2 2 2

8 Dept of Pharmaceutics Steam distillation still 1 1 1

9 Dept of Pharmaceutics Vacuum pump 3 3 3

10 Dept of Pharmaceutics Standard sieves no. 8,10, 12, 22, 44, 66, 80

1 1 1

11 Dept of Pharmaceutics Tablet punchingmachine

1 1 1

12 Dept of Pharmaceutics Capsule filling machine 1 1 1

13 Dept of Pharmaceutics Ampoules washingmachine

1 1 1

14 Dept of Pharmaceutics Tablet Disintegrationapparatus

2 2 2

15 Dept of Pharmaceutics Hardness tester 5 5 5

16 Dept of Pharmaceutics Friability testapparatus

2 2 2

17 Dept of Pharmaceutics Clarity test apparatus 1 1 1

18 Dept of Pharmaceutics BOD Incubator 1 1 1

19 Dept of Pharmaceutics Digital pH meter 5 5 5

20 Dept of Pharmaceutics Bulk density 1 1 1

21 Dept of Pharmaceutics Hot plate 5 5 5

22 Dept of Pharmaceutics Humidity Chambers 1 1 1

23 Dept of Pharmaceutics Tray dryer 1 1 1

24 Dept of Pharmaceutics Moisture balance 1 1 1

25 Dept of Pharmaceutics Water bath 5 5 5

26 Dept of Pharmaceutics Ointment fillingmachine

1 1 1

27 Dept of Pharmaceutics Capsule counter 2 2 2

28 Dept of Pharmaceutics Homoginizer 5 5 5

29 Dept of Pharmaceutics Digital balance 5 5 5

30 Dept of Pharmaceutics Microscope 30 30 30

31 Dept of Pharmaceutics Stage and eye piecemicrometers

30 30 30

32 Dept of Pharmaceutics Brookfileld viscometer 1 1 1

33 Dept of Pharmaceutics Sieve Shaker Machine 1 1 1

34 Dept of Pharmaceutics Extractive Distillator 1 1 1

35 Dept of Pharmaceutics Mechanical Stirrer 5 5 5

36 Dept of Pharmaceutics Suppository mold 25 25 25

37 Dept of Pharmaceutics Ultra Sonicator 4 4 4

38 Dept of Pharmaceutics Sterility tester 1 1 1

39 Dept of Pharmaceutics Franz Diffusion cell 5 5 5

40 Dept of Pharmaceutics Hot Air Oven 5 5 5

41 Dept of Pharmaceutics Tablet Dissolution testapparatus

2 2 2

42 Dept of Pharmaceutics Mortar and Pestle 40 40 40

43 Dept of Pharmaceutics Milli Pore Filter 1 1 1

44 Dept of Pharmaceutics Vacuum Distillator 2 2 2

45 Dept of Pharmaceutics Desiccators 5 5 5

46 Dept of Pharmaceutics Refrigerator 2 2 2

47 Dept of Pharmaceutics Tincture press 2 2 2

48 Dept of Pharmaceutics Centrifuge 2 2 2

49 Dept of Pharmaceutics Colony Counter 1 1 1

50 Dept of Pharmaceutics Antibiotic Zone Rader 1 1 1

51 Dept of Pharmaceutics Laminar Air Flow 1 1 1

52 Dept of Pharmaceutics Micropipette single &Multi Channeled

4 4 4

53 Dept of Pharmaceutics UV Cabinet 2 2 2

54 Dept of PharmaceuticalChemistry

Nessler’s Cylinders 50 50 50


Refractometer 1 1 1


Polarimeter 1 1 1


Photoelectriccolorimeter

1 1 1


Atomic model set 2 2 2


Electronic balance 2 2 2


Periodic table chart Adequate 2 2


Hot plates 8 8 8


Oven 5 5 5


Refrigerator 2 2 2


Analytical Balances fordemonstration

5 5 5


Digital balance 10mgsensitivity

5 5 5


Suction pumps 5 5 5


Muffle Furnace 2 2 2


Mechanical Stirrers 5 5 5


Magnetic Stirrers withThermostat

10 10 10


Vacuum Pump 2 2 2


Digital pH meter 5 5 5


Microwave Oven 2 2 2


Distillation Unit 2 2 2


Arsenic Limit TestApparatus

20 20 20


Reflux flask andcondenser double /

triple necked

20 20 20


Reflux flask andcondenser single

Necked

25 25 25


Electronic water bath(12 holes)

5 5 5


Copper water bath 25 25 25


Colorimeter 1 1 1


UV- VisibleSpectrophotometer

1 1 1


Flourimeter 1 1 1


Digital Balance (1mgsensitivity)

1 1 1


Nephelo Turbiditymeter

1 1 1


Flame Photometer 1 1 1


Potentiometer 1 1 1


Conductivity meter 1 1 1


HPLC 1 1 1


HPTLC (Desirable) 1 0 0


Atomic Absorption andEmission

spectrophotometer(Desirable)

1 0 0


Biochemistry Analyzer(Desirable)

1 0 0


Carbon, Hydrogen,Nitrogen Analyzer

(Desirable)

1 0 0


Deep Freezer(Desirable)

1 0 0


Ion- Exchanger 1 1 1


Lyophilizer (Desirable) 1 0 0

95 Dept of Pharmacology Microscopes 20 20 20

96 Dept of Pharmacology Haemocytometer withMicropipettes

20 20 20

97 Dept of Pharmacology Sahli’shaemocytometer

20 20 20

98 Dept of Pharmacology Hutchinson’sspirometer

1 1 1

99 Dept of Pharmacology Spygmomanometer 10 10 10

100 Dept of Pharmacology Stethoscope 10 10 10

101 Dept of Pharmacology Different ContraceptiveDevices and Models

1 1 1

102 Dept of Pharmacology Pregnancy diagnosiskit

1 1 1

103 Dept of Pharmacology Mercury thermometer 10 10 10

104 Dept of Pharmacology Cell analyzer 1 1 1

105 Dept of Pharmacology Permanent Slides forvarious tissues

1 1 1

106 Dept of Pharmacology Models for variousorgans

1 1 1

107 Dept of Pharmacology Specimen for variousorgans and systems

1 1 1

108 Dept of Pharmacology Skeleton and bones 1 1 1

109 Dept of Pharmacology Muscle electrodes 1 1 1

110 Dept of Pharmacology Lucas moist chamber 1 1 1

111 Dept of Pharmacology Myographic lever 1 1 1

112 Dept of Pharmacology Stimulator 1 1 1

113 Dept of Pharmacology Centrifuge 1 1 1

114 Dept of Pharmacology Sherrington’skymograph machine /

polyrite

10 10 10

115 Dept of Pharmacology Sherrington drum 10 10 10

116 Dept of Pharmacology Perspex bath assembly(single unit)

10 10 10

117 Dept of Pharmacology Aerators 10 10 10

118 Dept of Pharmacology Software packages forexperiment

1 1 1

119 Dept of Pharmacology Standard graph ofvarious drug

Adequate 30 30

120 Dept of Pharmacology Actophotometer 1 1 1

121 Dept of Pharmacology Rotarod 1 1 1

122 Dept of Pharmacology Pole climbingapparatus

1 1 1

123 Dept of Pharmacology Analgesiometer(eddy’s hot plate andradiant heat methods)

1 1 1

124 Dept of Pharmacology Convulsiometer 1 1 1

125 Dept of Pharmacology Plethysmograph 1 1 1

126 Dept of Pharmacology Digital pH meter 1 1 1

127 Dept of Pharmacology Histamine chamber 1 1 1

128 Dept of Pharmacology Metabolic cage 1 1 1

129 Dept of Pharmacology Dissection tray &boards

10 10 10

130 Dept of Pharmacology Stereotaxic apparatus 1 1 1

131 Dept of Pharmacology Digital glucometer 1 1 1

132 Dept of Pharmacology Folin- wu tubes 60 60 60

133 Dept of Pharmacology Hemostatic arteryforceps

10 10 10

134 Dept of Pharmacology Levers , cannula 20 20 20

135 Dept of Pharmacology Hypodermic syringes &needles Size15,24,26G

20 20 20

136 Dept ofPharmacognosy

Compound Microscope 30 30 30


Dissecting Microscope 30 30 30


Projection Microscope 2 2 2


Binocular Microscope 1 1 1


Polarized Microscope 1 1 1


Electronic Digitalbalance

2 2 2


Autoclave 2 2 2


Hot air oven 2 2 2


Refrigerator 1 1 1


Zone reader 1 1 1


Digital pH Meter 1 1 1


Colorimeter 1 1 1


Sterility testing unit 1 1 1


Camera lucida 20 20 20


Eye piece micrometer 20 20 20


Stage micrometer 20 20 20


Muffle furnace 1 1 1


Moisture balance 1 1 1


Heating Mantles-Small 4 4 4


Vacuum pump 2 2 2


Micropipette single &Multi Channeled

2 2 2


Micro Centrifuge 1 1 1


Electric water bath 4 4 4


Hot plate 4 4 4


Microtome rotary 1 1 1


Mixer grinder 2 2 2


UV Cabinet 2 2 2


Water Distillation unit 1 1 1


Cutter Mill (Bark andseed grinder)

1 1 1


Medicinal Plant Chart Adequate 10 10


Models Adequate 1 1


Permanent Slide Adequate 10 10


Sonicator 1 1 1


Electrophoresis 1 1 1


Fermentor 1 1 1


Rotary Shaker 1 1 1

172 Dept of PharmacyPractice

Autoclave sterilizer 1 1 1


Hot air oven 1 1 1


Membrane filter 1 1 1


Centrifuge 1 1 1


Filling Machine 1 1 1


Sealing Machine 1 1 1


Glucometer 1 1 1


Sintered glass funnelwith complete filtering

assemble

Adequate 1 1


Small disposablemembrane filter for IV

admixture filtration

Adequate 1 1


Vacuum pump 1 1 1


Surgical dressing Adequate 30 30


pH meter 1 1 1


Blood PressureApparatus and

stethoscope

10 10 10


Clinical thermometer 10 10 10

Details of the workshops/ Seminars/ Conferences/ Guest Lectures conducted for the past 3 years

S.No Type of Activity Title of the event Year Duration (indays)

Number ofParticipants

1 Conference INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ONINNOVATIONS IN PHARMACEUTICAL

SCIENCES

2016 2 800


SCIENCES

2017 2 550


SCIENCES

2018 2 640

Details of the workshops/ Seminars/ Conferences/ Guest Lectures Attended for the past 3 years

S.No Type of Activity Name of the Faculty Title of the event Year Date Place

1 Seminar Dr T Lakshmi Pharmaceutical educationAcademia relation to industry

Current scenario

2017 17-03-2017HYDERABAD

2 Seminar Dr T Lakshmi SSX 2016 01-09-2016BANGALORE

3 Seminar Parameshwar Ravula APTICON 2016 14-10-2016MANIPAL

4 Seminar Jitendra Debata Pharma Samprathi 2016 08-07-2016HYDERABAD

5 Conference M Radhika TIPS 2016 18-07-2016HYDERABAD

6 Conference Kondapuram Parameshwar PEAR 2016 17-03-2016HYDERABAD

7 Conference Ch Suresh PEAR 2016 17-03-2016HYDERABAD

Details of the Research papers presented in the workshops/ Seminars/ Conferences for the past 3 years

S.No Name of theFaculty/Student

Title of the paper Name of the workshop/ Seminars/

Conferences

Year Date Place Grant (Amount inINR) receivedfrom Funding

agency

1 Dr T Lakshmi Paper presented onInfluence of efavirens

onPharmacodynamicsactivity of sitagliptinon animal models

Pharmaceuticaleducation Academiarelation to industryCurrent scenario

2017 17-03-2017 HYDERABAD 0

2 Dr T Lakshmi Paper presented onSociety for the study

of Xenobiotics

SSX 2016 01-03-2016 BANGALORE 0

3 Parameshwar Ravula Design synthesismolecular dockingand evaluation of

novel pyrazolederivatives aspotential Anti

proliferative agents

APTICON 2016 14-10-2016 MANIPAL 0

4 Jitendra Debata study of antipyreticactivity of basella alba

leaf

Pharma Samprathi 2016 08-07-2016 HYDERABAD 0

5 M Radhika Advanced drugdelivery techniques

pulmonary drugdelivery systems

TIPS 2016 18-07-2016 HYDERABAD 0

6 KondapuramParameshwar

formulation andevaluation of

sustained releasematrix tablet ofdomperidone

PEAR 2016 17-03-2016 HYDERABAD 0

7 Ch Suresh Formulation andevaluation of floatingtablet of tepentadol

PEAR 2016 17-03-2016 HYDERABAD 0

Details of the Extension & out reach programs conducted for the past 3 years

S.No Name of the Activity CollaboratingOrganization

Year No.of Teacher’sParticipated

No.of Student’sParticipated

1 Industrial Training Prathista Pharmaceuticals 2016 3 54

2 Industrial Training Prathista Pharmaceuticals 2017 3 90

3 Blood Donation thalassemia blood bank 2018 25 200

4 Blood Donation Sanjeevani blood bank 2017 20 200

5 Blood Donation thalassemia blood bank 2016 20 200

6 AIDS awareness programme Guru Nanak Institutions 2018 15 120

7 Say no to crackers Guru Nanak Institutions 2018 7 30

8 World Hepatitis day Guru Nanak Institutions 2016 10 30

9 Diabetes awareness camp Guru Nanak Institutions 2017 9 60

Sports

Facilities available for conducting sports events Yes

Name P PRABHAKAR Qualification MA MPEd BEd MLISC

Experience (in Years) 8

S.No Activity Name of the Activity Year No. of Teacher’sParticipated

No. of Student’sParticipated

1 Conducted CRICKET 2016 15 50

2 Conducted VOLLEY BALL 2016 7 30

3 Conducted THROW BALL 2016 7 30


5 Conducted BADMINTON DOUBLES 2017 16 80

6 Conducted BASKET BALL 2017 8 32

7 Conducted VOLLEY BALL 2018 7 30


9 Conducted BADMINTON 2018 4 20

Details of the Anti-Ragging cell

Name of the Chairperson ofAnti-ragging cell

Dr Tadikonda Rama Rao No. of meeting in a year 2

Is Information provided onwebsite and prospectus ofthe institute?

Yes Case reported in previousyears

No

If yes, status of the case(Pending/Closed)

Closed

(Copy of the Orders for havingConstituted the Committee)

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Details of the Gender Sensitization cell

Name of the Chairperson ofCell

Dr Tadikonda Rama Rao No. of activities in a year(Workshop/Guestlecture/orientation

1

No. of meeting in a year 2 Case reported in previousyears

No

If yes, status of the case(Pending/Closed)

Closed

(Copy of the Orders for having Constituted the Committe as perSAKSHAM Guidelines)

View

Details of Anti-discrimination cell

Name of the Chairperson ofAnti-discrimination cell

Dr Tadikonda Rama Rao No. of meeting in a year 2

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Case reported in previousyears

No If yes, status of the case(Pending/Closed)

Closed

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Details of Placement and Career Guidance cell

Name of the PlacementOfficer

Mr. D. Srikanth Mobile Number of thePlacement officer

8096609817

No. of students Participated 65 No. of the Student Placed 46

Percentage of placement 70 No. of Companiesparticipated in PlacementDrive

7

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Details of information available on College website

Dean/Principal YES Teaching staff YES

Affiliated university and its VC& Registrar

YES List of students admittedcategory wise (UG & PG)incurrent and previous years

YES

Results of all examinations inprevious years

YES Details of members of theAnti Ragging CommitteeMembers with contact detailsincluding landline ph. Mobile,email etc.

YES

Details of members of GenderHarassment CommitteeMembers with contact detailsincluding landline Ph. mobile,email etc.

YES Toll free number to reportragging

YES

Details of Hospital

S.No Name / infrastructure Minimum required No’s Provided Remark of the inspectors

1 Hospital with teaching facilityminimum 300 bedded

hospital

Nature of hospital Corporate hospital

2 Place of pharmacy practicedepartment +

Minimum carpet area of 3sq.mts. per student along

with consent to provide theprofessional manpower tosupport the programme

200

3 Available Specialties ++ Medicine (compulsory) yes

(any three of the following )

Surgery yes

Pediatrics yes

Gynecology and obstetrics yes

Psychiatry yes

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Skin and VD yes

Orthopedics yes

4 Location of the hospitaldetails

Within the same limits ofcorporation or municipality

Corporation

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Ancillary Staff Details

Staff Details No of Available

Other ancillary staff available

Epidemiology 1

Statistician 1

Physiotherapy 1

Available clinical materials

Average daily OPD 1116

Average daily IPD 280

Average daily bed occupancy rate 66

Average daily operations 419

Major 294

Minor 125

Year- wise available clinical materials (During previousthree years)

568

Intensive care facilities

5

I.ICU

No. of beds 26

Equipment 10

Average bed occupancy 92

II.ICCU

No. of beds 14

Equipment 14


III.NICU

No. of beds 12

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Equipment 1


IV.PICU

No. of beds 6

Equipment 3


V.Dialysis

No. of beds 15

Equipment 7


Unit Wise Medical Staff

Name Designation UG/PG Qualification Teaching / professional Experience with designation

Program Year ofPassing

Designation From To Duration

Dr Sarat C V Talwri HOD Internal Medicine CCG 2000 InternalMedicine

02-07-1997 11-01-2019 21

Dr M A Saleem HOD Surgery MS FICS 1997 Surgery 01-01-2011 11-01-2019 8

Dr M Usha Suresh HoD gynaecology DGO MD 1994 gynaecologist 01-10-2015 11-01-2019 3

Dr P L Chandravathi HoD Dermatology MD CDERMAI 1997 Dermatologist 01-10-2000 11-01-2019 18

Dr B N Prasad HoD Orthopedic MS Ortho 1978 Orthopedic 01-04-2003 11-01-2019 15

Academic Activities of Pharm.D Students at Hospital

Case presentation Yes Journal Club Yes

Seminar Yes Subject Review Yes

ADR meeting Yes Lectures (separatelyheld for Pharm.Dstudents)

Yes

Video film Yes Log book of Pharm.DStudents is Maintained

Yes

Whether Pharm.Dstudents participate inbedside counseling

Yes

Space for Pharmacy Practice Departmentat the Hospital

Available

Indoor wards (units/departments) & OPDspace

Available

Offices for faculty members Available

Class rooms and seminar rooms Available

Dept.Library in the hospital supportingDrug information Services

Available

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