Master of Pharmacy (MPharm) in Pharmaceutical Chemistry

• All applicants must have completed (or be in the final year of) a four-year B Pharm course recognized by Pharmacy Council of India and students who have qualified the Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test (GPAT) are eligible for the course.
• Preference should be given to the Indian nationality.
• There is no bar for the various states of India, however, preference would be given to the candidates from Madhya Pradesh.

M. Pharm (Pharmaceutical Chemistry) is a program run under the Department of Medicinal & Pharmaceutical Chemistry. Medicinal & Pharmaceutical Chemistry is a discipline with a traditional focus on organic synthetic chemistry with the broad goals of drug discovery and optimization. The Department has always departed somewhat from this tradition given the focus of many of its faculty on the research areas of mechanistic drug metabolism, toxicology, and bio-analytical chemistry.

Our departmental research seeks to understand the biological principles of small molecules, proteins, and cellular design, and to apply these principles for the therapeutic benefit of patients. To this end we investigate new molecular treatment targets, new and more precise ways to therapeutically alter their activity, and new biomarkers to track disease and treatment efficacy.

• Admission in M.Pharm course is conducted by competent authority in the mode provided by the DTE.
• As per the DTE admission process, in all professional institutions the procedure for admission is, they shall be inviting the online applications and candidates shall be required to fill up the online application.
• The DTE after receiving the application from candidates shall prepare and notify a merit list on the basis of percentages of aggregate marks obtained in the qualifying examination.
• In case, the percentages of aggregate marks obtained in the qualifying examination are equal, then merit will be decided by giving preference to the candidate who is older in age. If age is the same then merit of the candidate will be decided by the English alphabetical order of the candidate name.