Master of Pharmacy (MPharm) in Pharmaceutics

Applicants must have completed Bachelor of Pharmacy and passed the GPAT examination.

• Pharmaceutics is the science of drug delivery. It is much more than a single area of science; it encompasses a spectrum of diverse scientific disciplines.
• The domain of research extends from fundamental studies of the physicochemical properties of drugs and related molecules to dosage forms and delivery systems, including investigations of the mechanisms of various physiological processes which impact on the delivery of drugs to specific sites of action and, therefore, on their therapeutic effectiveness.
• The complexity and size of drug molecules and problems in their delivery have grown, providing new and expanded challenges for pharmaceutical scientists. Protein pharmaceuticals and gene delivery methods are providing additional exciting opportunities
• The Department of Pharmaceutics comprises seven faculty members and three laboratory technicians.
• The Department is responsible for teaching undergraduate and postgraduate courses including

The GPAT qualifiers will be given first priority for admission than non GPAT qualifiers.