oriental college of pharmacy annual report (july 2016-june...

Oriental College Of Pharmacy Annual Report (July 2016-June 2017)

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HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR 2016-17

GPAT-2017 results: Twelve students of B.Pharm final year qualified in GPAT –

2017.Mr Mehtab Khan secured All India 152 rank in GPAT.

CMAT :Two students were qualified for MBA entrance.

University toppers: Ms Jincy Walson secured 2rd

rank in M.Pharm 2nd

Sem in Mumbai

University. Mr Kaushik Kuche has secured second rank in B.Pharm examination held by

the University.

Oral and Poster presentations by OCP faculty and students

Dr Snehalatha Boddu ,Associate Professor, presented paper on “Artificial Intelligence” at

International Conference organized by SVKM‟S NMIMS ,Shirpur on 27-28 December

2016 and Dr Mrs Vanita Kanase ,Assistant Professor and third year B.Pharm students

presented poster on “Evaluation of Anti-inflammatory and Anti-pyretic activity of

ethanolic extract of Capparis moonii in Albino rats” at two days national conference held

in govt college of Pharmacy,Aurangabad on 16-17 March 2017.

T.Y. BPharm students won the 3rd prize for poster competition on the topic NanoPEG

which was under the theme cosmeticology& pharmaceutics at Rx Voyage 2017 techfest.

AmeeshShukla Student of S.Y.MPharm(2017) represented “MUMBAI UNIVERSITY”

at state level Avishkar Research Convention, PG category, in “Medicine& pharmacy”.He

was shortlisted in top SIX for Oral presentation out of 40 posters.

Mumbai university research grants :Mumbai university research grants were received

by Dr Mohib Khan, Mr S.K.Kar, Mr Imtiyaz Ansari, Dr Snehalatha Boddu, Dr Nutan

Rao and Dr Vanita Kanase.

Research Publications: The teaching staff published 32 research and review articles in

national and international journals.

Research Centre: Application is forwarded to University of Mumbai for affiliation of

research centre.

University approvals:


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1. University approvals for teaching staff Dr Shruti Wagle, Dr Taj Khan, Dr Sheetal

Acharya, Mrs Vaishali Mistry and Ms Darakshan were obtained in August

2016/February 2017.

2. Dr Mrs Snehalatha Boddu and Dr Vandana Jain got approval from Mumbai University

as M.Pharm Quality Assuranceguides .

This year total number of projects approved by CPCSEA are 10.

CPCSEA registration: Got renewal of CPCSEA registration ( New Reg. No.

1464/PO/E/S/11/CPCSEA) of our animal house facility from 20.05.2014 to 19.05.2017.

Seminars conducted: Two seminars wereconducted on “Advancement in

PharmaceuticalTechnology” organized by Department of Pharmaceutics on 17th

September 2016 and on “Care in handling Laboratory animal and ethics” organized by

Department of Pharmacology on 21st January 2017.

APTI College Coordinators meet:

OCP organisedthe first APTI college coordinators meet (session 2017-2020) in

association with APTI,Mumbai university Regional unit on 22nd

April,2017.

Personality development and career guidance seminars were organized for B.Pharm as

well as M.Pharm students.

Admissions in M.Pharm: In M.Pharm Pharmaceutics 6 students, QA 9 students and

Pharmacology 3 students were admitted.Total 18students were admitted in M.Pharm.

Admissions in B.Pharm: All the seats of B.Pharm were filled.

Rx and cultural events: Rx and cultural events were conducted with full participation of

students. The whole week was celebrated as Inceptio-2016.

College magazine: The College published its sixth edition of the magazine “Gravity.”

News Letter: OPAA News letter is published.

Celebrations:OCP celebrated Alumni meet, Convocation ceremony, Annual day,

Teachers day ,Fresher‟s day and Farewell party for B.Pharm and M.Pharm students.

Independence day, International yoga day and Republic day are celebrated in the college.


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Academic results for the year 2016-17

Course Academic year (2016-17)

M.Pharm First year 55.55

B.Pharm First year 68.96

B.Pharm second year 72.72

B.Pharm third year 89.23

B.Pharm final year 60.81


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QUALIFIED GPAT/CMAT STUDENTS LIST FOR THE YEAR 2017

SR. NO

NAME OF THE STUDENT

ALL INDIA RANK

1 MR.MEHTAB KAHN 152 2 MS.HARSHA NAIK 250 3 MR.PRASHANT AUTI 332 4 MR.AJAY RAIDAS 460

5 MS.ANJU KASHYAP 746 6 MS.SHEFALI DOBANI 819 7 MS.SUNITA CHAWALA 859 8 MR.DILIP PARMAR 927 9 MS.DELLA DONY 1892

10 MR.EYALDEVA VIJYAYKUMAR 2032 11 MS.NEETA MORE 5365 12 MS.UTTRA JAISWAR 7290

CMAT 2017

1 MS.KAJOL SHARMA 2 MS.ANJALI SINGH


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Minor Project Title of project Agency Amount

Dr.Mohib Khan “Lauraceous Leaves “Essential Oil Isolation, Schiff’s reaction Based Dericatization of Cinnamaldehyde and Antioxidant Activity Evaluation.

Mumbai University Rs.30,000/-

Mr. S.K.Kar Formulation Development and Pharmacotechnical Evaluation of Mouth wash containing Bioadhesive Microspheres of Itraconazole for Oral Thrush


Mr.Imtiyaz Ansari Evaluation of Neuropharmacological activity of different extracts of plants guazuma tomentosa & Capparis moonii.


Dr.Snehalatha Boddu Development and validation of stability indicating HPLC method for simultaneous estimation of Aspirin, Clopidogrel and Rosivastatin in tablet.


Dr.Nutan Rao Microwave-Assisted Expedient and Solvent-free synthesis of Aniracetam an Anxiolytic and Nootropic agent.


Dr.Vanita Kanase Evaluation of Aphrodisiac activity of polyherbal formulation in experimental models on male rates.



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Publications

1) Shefali Barkat Dobani, Dr. Nutan Rao and Dr. Sudha Rathod,Cancer;an introduction and

recent advances in anticancerdrugs, World Journal of Pharmaceutical Research, 2016,

Volume 5, Issue 7, 488-505.(ISSN:2277-7105)

2) AS Shaikh, M Khan Mohammed Ibrahim, Development of Quality Control Parameters

for Standardization of Leaves of Ficus Species, International Journal of Pharmacognosy

and Phytochemical Research; 8(5); 800-806, 2016.

3) S Ahmad, M Khan, R Akhtar, M Imran, Isolation and Characterization of Lupeol from

Tephrosia villosa Pers, Indo American Journal of Pharmaceutical Research, 6 (6), 5717-

5722, 2016.

4) S Ahmad, M Khan, R Akhtar, M Imran, NV Deore, Isolation and Characterization of Β-

Sitosterol from Tephrosia villosa Pers, International Journal of Pharmacognosy, Vol. 3

(9) page 400-404, 2016.

5) Asif Rasheed, M Khan, RK Varma, AJ Akhtar, Antisecretory and Antiulcerogenic

Activity of Physalis angulata Leaves in Different Experimental Ulcer Models in Rats,

Advances in Pharmacology and Toxicology 17 (1), 37, 2016.

6) MD Imran, M Khan, R Akhtar, S Ahmed, M Rageeb, Antidiabetic And Hypolipidemic

Effect of Methanol Extract of Stereospermum colais Fruit In Streptozotocin induced

Diabetic Rats, Journal of Drug Delivery and Therapeutics 6 (4), 41-47, 2016.

7) Asif Rasheed, M Khan, RK Varma, AH Thayyil, Evaluation of Protective Effect of

Physalis angulata Leaves on Experimentally induced Hepatotoxicity In Rats, Advances in

Pharmacology and Toxicology 17 (2), 9, 2017.

8) YH Syed, M Khan, Chromatographic profiling of ellagic acid in Woodfordia fruticosa

flowers and their gastroprotective potential in Ethanol-induced ulcers in rats,

Pharmacognosy Research 8 (Suppl 1), S5, 2017.

9) Vandana Jain et.al, A novel HPTLC method for quantification of long chain aliphatic

hydrocarbons from Cissus quadrangularis, Journal of Pharmacy and pharmacognosy

Research, 4 (4), 159-164, 2016 (ISSN 0719-4250).

10) Vandana Jain et.al, Analytical method development and validation for the simultaneous

estimation of Terbutaline sulphate and Guaiphenesin in tablet dosage form by RP-HPLC,

Mohd Shadab Shaikh, Vandana Jain, OJaswi Ghadge and Sudha Rathod, Der Pharma

Chemica, 2016, 8 (19):70-75.

11) Khan, T.; Hamdani, K.;Abdul, R. A review on SGL2 inhibitors. International journal of

Applied Pharmaceutical and Biological Research, 2016;1(5)

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12) Snehalatha B, Sonali M, rp-hplc method development and validation for the simultaneous

estimation of paracetamol, diclofenac sodium and dicyclomine in pharmaceutical

formulation,Indian drugs, Vol 53(5), 2016, 57-60)(ISSN 0019-462X)

13) Kavita Parui,Dr Snehalatha Boddu, Analytical method Development and validation of

RP-HPLC method for the determination of Tulobuterol in transdermal drug delivery

system, World Journal of Pharmaceutical Research,Vol6(5),2017, 1148-1156(ISSN

2277-7105)

14) Vedang Kinjawadekar,Snehalatha Boddu,Ojaswi Ghadge, A novel stability indicating rp-

hplc method for the simultaneous estimation of N-Acetyl Cysteine and Ambroxol in

combined tablet dosage form, International journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences and

Reseach,Vol 8(5),2017,2161-2167(ISSN 2320-5148)

15) Jincy Anna valson,Dr Snehalatha Boddu, Method development and validation for RP-

HPLC method for simultaneous estimation of Isoniazid, Ethambutol hydrochloride and

Rifampicin in bulk and combined tablet dosage form,World Journal of Pharmacy and

Pharmaceutical Sciences, Vol 6(5),2017,1464-1472 (ISSN 2278-4357)

16) Priyanka Chauhan, Asish Dev, Seema Desai, Varsha Andhale, Nicotine replacement

therapy for smoking cessation, Pharmaceutical and Biological Evaluations, Volume 3,

Issue 3, Pages 305-312,2016, ISSN 2349-8870.

17) Asish Dev, Reha s. Chodankar, Optimisaton techniques: a futuristic approach for

formulating and processing of pharmaceuticals, Indian Journal of Pharmaceutical and

Biological Research, Volume 4, Issue 2, Pages 32 – 40,2016, ISSN: 2320-9267.

18) Swapnil Lembhe, Asish Dev,Transdermal Drug Delivery System: An Overview, World

journal of pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences, Volume 5, Issue 7, 584-

610,2016,ISSN 2278 – 4357.

19) Swapnil Lembhe, Asish Dev, Design development and evaluation of mesalamine loaded

microsponge compressed into tablet for colon, world journal of pharmacy and

pharmaceutical sciences, Volume 5, Issue 7, 1235-1266,2016, ISSN 2278 – 4357.

20) Swapnil Lembhe, Avanti Mhatre, Asish Dev, Gastro-retentive drug delivery system: a

review on its recent advancement, Volume 5, Issue 7, 499-523,2016,ISSN 2278 – 4357.

21) Asif Pathan, Asish Dev, Formulation and evaluation of Bioadhesive drug delivery

system, Pharmaceutical and Biological Evaluations,Volume 3, Issue 3, Pages 377-

387,2016, ISSN 2349-8870.

22) Asish Dev and Smruti Dumbre, Avanti Mhatre, Critical review on recent advances in

mucoadhesive drug delivery system, European Journal of Biomedical and Pharmaceutical

sciences, Volume 4, issue 4, Pages- 231-234,2017, ISSN 2349-8870.

http://www.onlinepbe.com/index.php/PBE/article/view/126

http://www.onlinepbe.com/index.php/PBE/article/view/126


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23) Yadav AJ, Deshmukh G. A Comprehensive Review on Gastro-retentive Drug Delivery

System. International Research Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences. 2016; 7: 001-028.

24) Anuja Dhas, Ganesh Deshmukh, Formulation and Evaluation of Topical Adapalene

Emulgel, Am. J. PharmTech Res. 2016; 6(3) ISSN: 2249-3387.

25) Anuja Dhas*, Ganesh Deshmukh, Shripad Pansare and Ravish Qureshi, A review on

transdermal patches, wjpls, 2016, Vol. 2, Issue 3, 381-399, , ISSN 2454-2229.

26) Imtiyaz ansari,Phytochemical and pharmacological review of Clerodendrum serratum

(Bharangi),International Journal of current research ,July issue-07 Vol. 8, pp.34338-

34341, July, 2016

27) Imtiyaz ansari,Laxative Activity of Cledrodendrum Serratum & Oryza Sativa in

Combination, Indian Research Journal of Pharmacy and Science; June issue-3 (2) ,

9(2016) 610-615

28) Dr. Vanita G.Kanase, Dr. Brijendra B. Jain, Dr. Pramila Yadav,Evaluation Of In-Vitro

Immunomodulatory Activity Of Hydroalcoholic Extract Of Ceropegia Bulbosa Roxb.

International Journal of Research and Scientific Innovation (IJRSI) |Volume III, Issue X,

October 2016,ISSN 2321-2705

29) Chaudhari Yogesh Dr. Jain Vandana, Ansari Imtiyaz, Dr. Kanase Vanita and Sorte

Rajeshwari, „ Potential Herbal Drugs For Treatment Of Diabetes Mellitus‟, European

Journal of Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Sciences February ISSN 2349-8870 Volume:

4 Issue: 03 103-113 Year: 2017

30) Yogesh K. Chaudhari, Dr. Vijay A. Jagtap, Dr. Vanita G. Kanase, Imtiyaz Ansari „To

Study The In Vitro Anti-Inflammatory Activity Of Acalypha Indica Leaves.‟ World

Journal of Pharmaceutical Research Vol 6, Issue 2, 650-660,February,2017.

31) Darakhshan Afreen Shaikh, Zahid Zaheer, Furquan Nazimuddin Khan et al,Zero order

Derivative spectroscopic estimation of olopatadine hydrochloride from eye drops,Journal

of innovations in Pharmaceuticals and Biological sciences,3(2),103-107,2016 (ISSN

2349-2759)


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Dr. (Mrs.)Sudha Rathod(Pharmaceutics)

1 Ms.PreranakarambelePrakash Optimization and Characterization of Dosage form

2 Mr.SanjeevVarma Demiwal

Development and Evaluations of Drug delivery system

Mr. Ganesh Deshmukh

3 Mr.Manishkumar Pal Design and Charaterization of Pharmaceutical Dosage form

4 Ms.Karishma Suresh Tole Design and development of Pharmaceutical dosage form.

Mr. Ashish Dev

5 Ms.SamreenMansoori Formulation and evaluation of oral dosage form.

6 Ms.Saritadevi Gupta Pannalal Formulation and evaluation of Matrix tablet

Mr. Imtiyaz Ansari(Pharmacology)

7 Mr.Zaseem Khan Evaluation of Antiasthmatic activity of medicinal plant

8 Mr.DipteshPatil Evaluation of Antiulcer Activity of Medicinal Plant

9 MS.SaniyaPathanFirozkhan Evaluation of Neuropharmacological activity of medicinal plant

Dr.(Mrs.)Snehalatha Boddu(Quality Assurance)

10 Ms.Pratiksha Doke Stability indicating analytical method development for estimation of selected drug in pharmaceutical dosage

form.

11 Ms.Kajal Gawade Analytical method development for the estimation of drugs in marketed formulation

12 Mr.JavedShaikh Stability indicating RP-HPLC method development and validation for the simultaneous estimation of selected

drugs in pharmaceutical formulation

Dr.(Mrs.) Vandana Jain

13 Ms.Shaikh Sultana Gani

Analytical Method development and validation for simultaneous estimation of selected drugs


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14 Ms.ShaiccckhHeena Abdul Rehman

RP-HPLC method development & validation for estimation of selected drug in pharm dosage form.

15 Ms.SwatiShahni Vasudev

HPLC method development and validation for estimation of selected drugs in marketed formulation

Mrs. Vaishali Mistry

16 Mr.Rohan Mishra Analytical method development and validation for the estimation of drugs in marketed formulation

17 Mr.SatishPawar Analytical method development & validation of simultaneous estimation of selected drug/Drugs

18 Mr.AkshayYelwe Development and validation of novel analytical method for selected pharmaceutical formulation.


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Faculty Approvals

1. University approvals for teaching staff Dr Shruti Wagle, Dr Taj Khan, Dr Sheetal Acharya,

Mrs Vaishali Mistry and Ms Darakshan were obtained in August 2016/February 2017.

2. Dr Mrs Snehalatha Boddu and Dr Vandana Jain got approval from Mumbai University as

M.Pharm Quality Assurance guides


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Inspection and Meeting;

Institutional Animal Ethics Committee (IAEC) meetings& Annual Animal House Inspection

(2016-2017)

1: The meeting of the Institutional Animal Ethics Committee (IAEC) was held on 23rd

July 2016at 11

am in the Principal‟s cabin at OCP. Particulars of the protocols and the number of animals proposed

and approved by the IAEC has been furnished in the following table

2: The meeting of the Institutional Animal Ethics Committee (IAEC) was held on 7th January, 2017

at 11 am in the Principal‟s cabin at OCP. Particulars of the protocols and the number of animals

proposed and approved by the IAEC has been furnished in the following table

Protocol

No.:

Title of Study protocol Principal

investigator

(PI)

Animals

Approved

Remarks

Mice/

Rabbit

Rats

OCP/IAEC/

2016-

2017/O1

“ Evaluation of anti-inflammatory

activity of ethanolic extract of the leaves

of Guazuma tomentosa inwistar albino

rat”

Mr. Imtiyaz

Ansari

09 Swiss

Albino

mice

30

wistar

albino

rat

Approved

OCP/IAEC/

2016-

2017/O2

Evaluation of Anti-anxiety and Skeletal

muscle relaxant Activity of ethanolic

extract of the leaves of Costus pictus D.Don inSwiss albino mice

Mr. Imtiyaz

Ansari

57 Swiss

Albino

mice

- Approved

OCP/IAEC/

2016-

2017/O3

Evaluation of Antistress Activity of

ethanolic extract of Terminalia catappa

leaves inSwiss albino mice.

Mr. Imtiyaz

Ansari

39 Swiss

Albino

mice

- Approved

OCP/IAEC/

2015-

2016/O4

Evaluation of Antistress Activity of

ethanolic extract of Carissa species

leaves inSwiss albino mice.

Mr. Imtiyaz

Ansari

39

Swiss

Albino

mice

- Approved

OCP/IAEC/

2016-

2017/O5

Evaluation of eye irritation test of

different dosage forms of Azithromycin

Dihydrate and Cyclosporine –A on rabbit

eye

Mr. Ganesh

Deshmukh

12

Albino

rabbit

- Approved

OCP/IAEC/

2016-

2017/O6

Evaluation of neuropharmacological

activity of different extracts of plants

Guazuma tomentosa,Capparis moonii and

Mucuna sanjappae in Swiss Albino mice

(Neuro Pharmacological Investigation On

Indigenous Medicinal Plants)

Mr. Imtiyaz

Ansari

159 Swiss

Albino

mice

- Approved

OCP/IAEC/

2016-

2017/O7

Evaluation of eye irritation of

Moxifloxacin Hydrochloride in situ gel on

rabbit eye.

Mr. Asish

Dev

6

Albino

rabbit

- Approved


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Annual Inspection of animal house facility as per CPCSEA norms was done on 07/01/2017 at

11:00-2:00 pm by CPCSEA Inspector main nominee Dr.(Mrs) Geeta Vanage along with other

IAEC members and photographed. All the members were satisfied with facility.

CPCSEA Inspectors Dr.(Mrs) Geeta Vanage has suggested following implementations in animal

house facilities viz:

a) One stand by AC may be installed in animal house.

b) Transfer of exhaust fan from washing area to rat area.

c) Temperature and Humidity shown by record regularly

d) Installation of fire alarm in animal house.

Oriental College of Pharmacy (OCP), is having CPCSEA registered animal house facility.

(Reg. No. . 1464/PO/E/S/11CPCSEA dated 20.05.2014 ) which will be expiring on 20.05.2017

so application for online renewal of registration of animal house has been done with payment of

Rs. 2500/-

Protocol

No.:

Title of Study protocol Principal

investigator

(PI)

Animals

Approved

Remarks

Mice Rats

OCP/IAEC/

2016-

2017/08

Evaluation of anti-inflammatory property of

Piroxicam Emulgel formulation

Dr. Mrs.

Sudha Rathod

- 18 Approved

OCP/IAEC/

2016-

2017/09

To evaluate the hair growth potential of castor

oil Emulgel on mice

Dr. Mrs.

Sudha Rathod

30 - Approved

OCP/IAEC/

2016-

2017/10

“Care and handling of laboratory animal and

ethics” Workshop and seminar

Mr. Imtiyaz

Ansari

05 05 Approved


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1. Pharmacy Council of India inspection was held on 01/09/2016 and 02/09/2016 for M.Pharmacy course A.Y.2016-17 with two inspectors namely as follows.

1. Prof.K.Purushattam Rao 2.Prof.I.S.Muchandi

2.Under graduate inspection for continuation of affiliation for the A.Y.2017-18 isheld on 29/04/2017 with three inspector

1. Dr.Parag Gide-Convener

2. Madhusudan Gadge-Member

3. Dr.Smitha Nayak-Member

3. Pharmacy Council of India inspection is held on 22/05/2016 and 23/05/2017 for B.Pharmacy course A.Y.2017-18 with two inspectors namely as follows.

1. Dr.Arvindkumar Seth

2. Dr.G.Vidyasagar


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Work Load Distribution Of Teaching Staff Odd Sem (July-Dec)

Sr. No.

Name of the Lecturer Sem.I Sem. III Sem V Sem. VII M.Pharm

Sem I T+P

PG

GUIDE

Total

Hours

1 Dr. Sudha Rathod DP (4P) 8 4

2 Mr. S.K.Kar

Disp Pharm (3 T) PEngg (1 T)

Disp Pharm(12P)

4+12 1 16

3 Mr. Ashish Dev Ceutics (3T)

Ceutics (12 P) Ceutics (1T) 4+12 7 16

4 Dr. Shruti Wagle

Cosmetic (3 T)

IPR (1T) Cosmetic

(8 P)

Ceutics (1T) 5+8 13

5 Mr.Ganesh Deshmukh DP I (4 T)

DP (8 P) Ceutics (1T) 5+8 6 13

6 Dr. Sheetal Acharya

Biotech

(4T) Biotech (12

P)

4+12 16

7 Dr. Mohib Khan OC (4 P) SNP (4T) 4+4 8

8 Dr. Vandana Jain Forensic (1T) Cognosy (3 T)

Cognosy (8 P)

4+8 6 12

9 Mr. Amjad Ali OC (4 +1 T)

OC (8P)

Med Chem (1)

6 +8 14

10 Dr. Nutan Rao OC III (2

T)

OC (12 P)

Med Chem

(2 T)

Med Chem

(2 T) 5+12 17

11 Dr.Snehalatha Boddu

Anal (3 T)

Anal (4 P) Anal (3T) 6+4 10 10

12 Mr.Amey Deshpande GC (1T)

Med Chem

(1+1T) Forensic (2T)

Anal (8P)

5+8 13

13 Ms. Pooja Gharat

PEngg (2T) Biochem (2T)

PP Remed(1T)

Biochem (8 P)

5+8 13

14 Dr. Taj Khan GC (3T)

GC (4P)

OC (4T)

OC (4P) 6+8 14

15 Sh.Darakshan Afreen

Biochem (2T)

Biochem (8 P)

APP (2T)

Cognosy (4 P) 4+12 16

16 Mr. Imtiyaz Ansari APP I (4 P) APP III (1T) Cology (2

T) Cology (1 T) Cology (4 P)

Cology (1 T) 5+8 10 13


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Work load of teaching staff Even Sem(Dec-June)

17 Dr. Vanita Kanase Cology ( 2T) Cology (8 P)

Cology (3 T) 5+8 13

18 Mr. Sayeed Mateen APP I (4T)

APP I (8 P)

Cology (2

T) 6+8 14

19 Ms Vaishali Mistry Biochem (4T)

GC (8P) PP remed (1T) Anal (1T) 6+8 14

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Subject given to visiting faculty

year subject T P

I sem Com Skill 3

III sem Maths 3

V sem Mgmt 3

Total 9


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S.

No. Name of the

Lecturer

Sem.

II Sem. IV

Sem

VI

Sem.

VIII

M.Pharm

Sem II

PG

Guid

e

T p T+

P

Prac

credit

Total

credit

H

1 Dr. Sudha Rathod

AP II

(1T)

ETPS

(8P)

5 1 8 9 4 7.5

2 Mr. S.K.Kar

Ceutics

(12 P)

PQM

(4T) 1 4 12 16 6 10.5

3 Mr. Ashish Dev

Ceutics

(3T)

Ceutics

(8 P)

API (2 T) 4 5 8 13 4 11

4 Mr. Ganesh

Deshmukh

Biophar

m (4T+1)

Ceutics

(8P)

AP1(1T) 4 6 8 14 4 12

5 Dr. Shruti

Wagale

Ceutics

(4P)

Ceutics

(4T)

Ceutics

(4P)

AP II

(2T) 6 8 14 4 10

6 Dr. Mohib Khan

Cognos

y (4T)

Cognos

y (8P)

4 8 12 4 8

7 Dr. Vandana Jain

Cog (4T)

Cog

(12P)

7 4 12 16 6 13.5

8 Mr. Amjad Ali

Pchem

(3+1T)

Pchem

(12P)

4 12 16 6 10

9 Dr. Nutan Rao

PChem

(4+1T)

PChem

(12P)

5 12 17 6 11

10 Dr.Snehalatha

Boddu

Anal(3

+1T)

QAS(1T)

ETPS

(8P) 8 5 8 13 4 13

11 Mrs. Vaishali

Mistry

Anal (3T)

Anal (12P) QAS (2T) 3 5 12 17 6 12.5

12 Mr. Amay

Deshpande OC (3+1T)

Anal

(12P) 4 12 16 6 10

13 Mr. Imtiyaz

Ansari

Cology

(3T)

Cology

(4P)

CPDI

(1T)

CRM

(1T)

AdColo

(1T)

ETPS (4

7 6 8 14 4 13.5


18

P)

14 Dr. Vanita Kanase

HPD

SM

(4T)

Cology

(4P)

HPDS

M (3T)

CPDI

(1T)

CRM

(2T)

AdColo

(1T)

ETPS

(4P)

11 8 19 4 15

15 Mr. Sayeed

Mateen

APP

II(4T)

Cology

(4P)

Micro (4P)

CRM

(1T)

AdColo

(1T)

6 8 14 4 10

16 Ms. Pooja Gharat

Ceutics

(3T)

Micro (8

P)

Cognos

y (4P) QAS (1T) 4 12 16 6 10

17

Ms.Darakhshan

Shaikh

Bioch

em

(4T)

Bioch

em

(12P)

4 12 16 6 10

18

Dr. Taj Khan

Cog

(4T)

Cog

12P)

4 12 16 6 10

Visiting

1

Mohd Ashraf

Sayyed

9773958031

Maths (3T)

2 Ms. Zubeda Khan

8082638014

Comp

u.

(12P)

3 Ms. Shilpa Naik

9969805453 EVS

(3T)

4

Ms. Sugandini

Shetty

9619112234

Micro (3

T)

5

Dr. N.Shiv prasad

BRM

(2T)

Mon

day

8.3

0 to

10.

00

6

Mrs. Priti

Kukarni DRA

2nd

and

4th


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SUMMARY OF GUEST LECTURES ODD SEM 2016-17

Sr.N

o.

Guest

Lecture

Date Speaker Designatio

n

Addressed

to

Number

of

students

1. GRE,TOEFL 20th

July

2016

GEEBEE

education

- TY BPharm 72

2. Career

Guidance

23rd

July

2016

Mr. Ashish

Babtiwale

Director,

Virchow

Pharma

TY BPharm

and final

year

BPharm

72+74

3. Pericyclic

Reactions

29th

July

2016

Dr. Premlata

Ambre

Associate

Professor,

BCP

TY BPharm 72

4. Personality

development

5th

and ,

7th

Oct

2016

Mrs.Vasundhar

a Jakka

Corporate

Trainer

FYBPharm

SY BPharm

130

5. Orientation

Programme

20th

Aug

2016

Dr.Mrs.Sudha

Rathod

Principal,

OCP

FY BPharm

and

MPharm

90

6. Drug

Metabolism

Aug and

Sep

2016

Prof. Krishna

Iyer (Bombay

College of

Pharmacy)

Professor,

BCP

MPharm 18

Satur

day

8 Ms. Manisha

Mane

PP Remed

(2T)


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SUMMARY OF GUEST LECTURES (EVEN SEMESTER-AY 2016-17)

Sr.

No.

Guest

Lecture

Date Speaker Designatio

n, Institute

or

Industry

Addressed

to

Number

of

students

1. Hydrotropic

solubilization

9th

Dec

2016

Prof. Rajesh

Kumar

Maheshwari

Professor

Gaur

University

Final Year

B Pharm

and M

Pharm

74+21

2. Biostatistics Regular

basis

Dr. N

Shivprasad

BRITS M Pharm 18

3. Avenues and

scope in

Pharma

industry

14th

Jan

2017

Dr. Anthony M

Crasto

Principal

Scientist,

Glenmark

Final Year

B Pharm

and M

Pharm

74+18

4. Brain

Targeting

16th

March

and 10th

April

2017

Dr. Darshana

Jain

Roquette

Pharma

M Pharm 7

5. Cervical

Cancer

(Not

conducted)

18th

Feb

2017

Dr. Shishir

Shetty,

Dr.Bandita

Sinha

Hiranandan

i Hospital

SY B

Pharm

Third Year

B Pharm

72+66


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6. IPR 4th

Feb

2017

Mr.Vijay

Shivpuje

Flexitutor

Idvans

(CEO)

M Pharm 39

7. DRA Regular

Basis

Dr.Preeti

Kulkarni

Gahlot

Institute

M Pharm 10

8. Pharmacology Regular

Basis

Dr. Vinod

Gupta

TCS M Pharm 4

Work Load of Non Teaching Staff A.Y. 2016-2017

Sr.

No Name Designation Work load Qualification

Office Staff

1 Mrs.

SurekhaGaikwad

Office

superintendent

Handling of Admission Process,

AICTE, PCI, DTE, PNS online

application software,

Administrative Activity, PCI,

DTE. Documentation for Fee

Fixation Proposal. Documentation

for Eligibility forms.

Documentation for Enrollment

forms. Handling maintenance

work. M. Pharmacy Students

AICTE Scholarship

documentation. Teachers

Approval, P. G. Recognition

Approval teachers documentation.

B.Com


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2 Mrs. Irene Fernandes Exam Clerk

Handling of all Examination

Activity, Administrative Activity.

Preparing Result Analysis report.

Preparing 1 to 6 semester

Gazettes and Marksheet every

year. Documentation for the

different topics typing using MS

Word, MS Excel etc. help of the

students and ex-students at time

of leaving in the college activities

like Leaving certificate and issue

marksheet and convocation

certificate.

B.Com

3 Mr.

RamchandraKalel Clerk

Handling Administrative Activity,

All Scholarship Documentation

like Minority, EBC, Social

welfare Dept, Documentation of

Research Project work Received

university of Mumbai Grant.

Documentation for Photocopy &

Revaluation Forms & Submitted

to the University.

DocumentationforMerit Approval

List & submitted to Regional

Office, Head Office, DTE & PNS.

Documentation for the different

topics using MS Word, MS Excel

etc. All out door work done like (

University of Mumbai, DTE ).

B.Com

4 Mr. Nilesh Kharvate Office

Assistant

Maintaining filing record in the

office. Issue Railway Concession

Forms to students. assist

principal. Inward and outward

entry. Helping exam department.

M. Pharmacy students office

related work.

B.A

5 Mr. Vijay Gangurde Peon

Assist principal. Office

documentation work. Issue

Railway concession.

H.S.C.

Library Staff


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6 Mrs.Aruna Lingam Librarian

Purchase of books and journals,

Accession of Books and journals.

Complete responsibilities of

librarian.

M.Lib

7 Mrs. SadhanaKudale Asst.

Librarian

Typing work, Handling

circulation dept. Assist the

Librarian

M.Lib

8 Mr. Sandip Library

Attendant

Help in Book processing,

Handling of students circulation

dept and reading room.

H.S.C

Laboratory Staff

9 Mr.

PramodRajyadyaksha

Store

Inchange

( Store Room 3rd Floor) Purchase

chemical and Glassware keep

record and distributed as per their

requirement. Documentation of

Alcohol License. All store related

activities. Purchase of

equipments, calling quotation,

summery quotation.

B.Sc


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10 Ms. Leena Kamble Lab and store

Assistant

3rd Floor Instrument Laboratory

Incharge.

Instrument Cleaning , Instruments

calibration, Instrument

documentation and record

maintenance, assisting M. Pharm

students in their project work on

instrument daily basis, Assisting

lectures in their research work on

instrument, Instrument quotation

preparation, Assisting to store

incharge documentation. Taking

reading on instrument for b.

Pharm students ( Analysis)

Guiding to B. Pharmacy & M.

Pharmacy students about

instrument handling.

Pharmaceutics Laboratory (4th

floor)

Quality Assurance Laboratory(4th

floor)

All store related activities.

Purchase of equipments, calling

quotation, summery quotation.

D.Pharm

11 Ms. DeepaliKumbhar Lab. Assistant

Chemical preparations as per

practical requirement, stock

record of chemical & glassware,

breakage record, preparing SOP,

Instrument care and assist the

teacher during the practical.

Pharmaceutics Laboratory 3rd

Floor, Pharmaceutics lab 2nd

Floor.

B.Sc


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12 Mrs Shradda Patil Lab Assistant







Pharmaceutics 3rd

and 4th

Floor.

Biotechnology 4th

Floor.

Pharm analsysis 2nd

Floor

Microbiology 4th

Floor

M.Pharm P ceutics and QA

13 Ms. KomalDhembre Lab. Assistant







Pharm analysis lab 2nd

Floor.

Pharmacology Laboratory 2nd

Floor

Animal House 2nd Floor

Animal Handling, Daily food &

water change, Daily cage

changing, animal checking,

providing chemicals & Apparatus

for research students.

B.Sc


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14 Mr. Santosh Mane Lab. Assistant







Medicinal Chemistry Laboratory

3rd Floor

Organic Chemistry Laboratory

2nd Floor

B.Sc, M.A,

B. Ed

15 Ms. Husnara Khan Lab. Assistant







Pharmacognosy Laboratory 3rd

Floor

B.Sc

16 Mr Vinay Lab Attendant

Cleaning lab, glassware cleaning,

drying and to assist lab assistant

for reagent prepared, proper

disposal of waste materials.

Medicinal Chemistry Laboratory

3rd Floor

Physical Pharmacy Laboratory

2nd Floor

H.S.C

17 Mr. AnandBoddu Store

Attendant

Cleaning store and to assist store

incharge in All store related

activities. Purchase of

equipments, calling quotation,

summary quotation.

S.Y.B.Com


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18 Mr. SatishGaikwad Lab.

Attendant





B.Pharm Biotechnology 4th

Floor

M.Pharm Pceutics and QA

Office 4th

Floor

H.S.C

19 Mr. Mohan Wagade Lab.

Attendant





Pharmacognosy 3rd

Floor

Organic Chemistry 2nd

Floor

B.A

20 Mr. Arvind Palve Lab.

Attendant




disposal of waste

materials.Pharmacology

Laboratory 2nd Floor.Animal

House 2nd Floor.Animal

Handling, Daily food & water

change, Daily cage changing,

animal checking, providing

chemicals & Apparatus for

research students. Animal house

cleaning.

H.S.C

21 Mr Mangesh Lab.

Attendant





Pharmaceutical chemistry 3rd

Floor and Instrument lab.

VIIIth std

Other Staff

22 Mr. Suresh Nikam Gardener Maintaining Garden. S.S.C


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23 Mr.

ChandrakantSawant Electrician All Electrical maintenance Work. S.S.C,I.T.I

24 Mr. Jaseem Ansari Sweeper 4th Floor Cleaning VIII th Std

25 Mrs. RupaliSakpal Sweeper 3rd Floor Cleaning VIII th Std

26 Mr. PrakashJanrao Sweeper 2nd floor Cleaning S.S.C

27 Mr.AjaySonawane Principal‟s

Driver

Driving Vehicles and office Peon. VIII th Std


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STAFF NEW APPOINTMENTS

Teaching Staff

Sr. No. Name of the faculty Qualification Subject

1 Dr.Taj Khan M.Pharm, PhD Pharm Chem

2 Dr Firoz Khan M.Pharm,PhD Pharmaceutical

Chemistry

3 Dr Sheetal Acharya M.Pharm,Ph.D Pceutics

4 Ms Darakshan M.Pharm Quality Assurance

5 Mrs Vaishali Mistry M.Pharm Quality Assurance

STAFF NEW APPOINTMENTS

Non-Teaching Staff

Sr. No. Name of the staff Qualification Position

1 Mrs Shradda Patil

B.Sc

PG Diploma in

clinical research

Lab assistant


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Staff Left the institute

Teaching staff

Sr. No. Name of Teachers Designation

1 Dr Sheetal Acharya Assistant Professor

2 Dr Taj Khan Assistant Professor

3 Dr Mrs Vandana Jain Associate Professor

Non – Teaching staff

Sr. No. Name of Staff Designation

1 Mr Vinay Laboratory Attendant

2 Mr Sandip Library Attendant

3 Ms Leena Laboratory Assistant


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PLACEMENT SELECTION DETAILS FOR 2016-2017

PLACEMENT INCHARGE: Mr. S.K.KAR, Dr. Taj Khan & Mr. AMEY DESHPANDE

(Status as on 06th May 2017)

SR.

NO

ORGANIZATION NO. OF

STUDENTS PLACED

POSITION

M. PHARM STUDENTS (Min CTC: 1.80 L / Max CTC: 3.00 L) Total : xx Students

1 Encube Ethical Pvt Ltd. (Off Campus ) 01

Assistant Executive to Assistant Director

2 Cinergen LLC. (Off Campus ) 01

Research Scientist.

3 Cognizant Tech. Solution. (Off Campus ) 02

Short listed

(Trainee-Jr. Data Analyst)

4 Shreechem Ltd (In Campus ) 01 Short listed

(Position not declared yet)

5 Aishwarya Group (In Campus ) 00 Students not agreed to join

6 Centaur Pharmaceuticals 00 In Campus on 08th

May 2017

7 Raptim Research Limited 01 Trainee-Analytical QA

8 Ganson’s Limited 00 Negotiating for interview date

9 Raptim Research Lab 00 Negotiating for campus date

10 Meyer Organics (Off Campus ) 00 (No one got selected)

Number of Companies 10

Number of Students placed 03

Number of Students in SL 03


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B. PHARM STUDENTS (Min CTC: 1.65 L /Max CTC: 3.25 L) Total : xx Students

1 TCS (In Campus ) 20 Business Associate.

2 Cognizant Tech Solution. 00

Negotiating for campus date

(Business Associate)

3 Shreechem Ltd (In Campus)

06 Short listed


4 Abbott (I) Ltd (In Campus) 03 Trainee-Nutrition Officer

5 Nestle Nutrition (Pooled Campus in OCP) 01

Trainee-Nutrition Officer

6 J B Pharmaceuticals (In Campus) 09

Short listed

(Trainee-Professional Marketing Executive)

7 Cognizant Tech. Solution. 00

Negotiating for campus date

8 Raptim Research Limited 00 Negotiating for campus date

9 Qurax Remedies (Pooled campus,at Ideal college ) 08 Short listed


Number of Companies 09

Number of Students placed 24

Number of Students in SL 23


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1.Report on one month Industrial Training for T. Y. B. Pharm Students (A.Y. 2016-

17)

As per curriculum of University of Mumbai, each and every student studying in Third Year

B.Pharmacy has to undergo industrial training for the duration of at least one month (4 weeks)

before completion of their academic career.

The following is the list of students allotted for the same. The industrial training for these

students will commence on or after 20th

May, 2017 and should be completed before 30th

June.

Kindly note that the list is subject to last minute changes.

The students after completion of their training will submit a training report to the college.

Roll No. Student’s Name Name of Company

1 Patwa Jyoti Maneesh Pharmaceuticals, Govandi

2 Bangar Pratiksha Sitaram Maneesh Exports, Turbhe

3 Bhalerao Monika Sidheshwar Alkem Laboratories Ltd., Daman

4 Bharugade Ganesh Ashok Maneesh Exports, Turbhe

5 Devre Dhanashree Subhash Golden Pharmaceuticals, Mahape

6 Dhotre Gauresh Milind Maneesh Exports, Turbhe

7 Fernaando Crispin Amirtha Golden Pharmaceuticals, Mahape

8 Gole Akshay Sunil Maneesh Exports, Turbhe

9 Gupta Arti Sureshchandra Maneesh Pharmaceuticals, Govandi

10 Gupta Sanjay Vijay Golden Pharmaceuticals, Mahape

11 Gupta Sarita Sureshchandra Maneesh Pharmaceuticals, Govandi

12 Hashmi Sayyada Amir Hasan Maneesh Pharmaceuticals, Govandi

13 Jain Deepika Shripal Maneesh Pharmaceuticals, Govandi

14 Jain Shubham Ramanlal Maneesh Pharmaceuticals, Govandi

15 Kadam Shraddha Santosh J.J. Hospital, Mumbai

16 Kagalwala Burhanuddin Idris Gopaldas Vishram & Co. Ltd, Mahape

17 Kakde Nisha Sunil Maneesh Pharmaceuticals, Govandi

18 Kale Sadhana Santosh Shreechem Pharmaceutical Pvt. Ltd.,

Rabale

19 Kamble Prachi Ajit Golden Pharmaceuticals, Mahape

20 Kapadia Salman Salim Maneesh Pharmaceuticals, Govandi

21 Kesarkar Sayalee Nivrutti J.J. Hospital, Mumbai

22 Khan Abdul Sattar Abdul Qayyum Maneesh Pharmaceuticals, Govandi

23 Khan Fauziya Maqbool Hasan Maneesh Pharmaceuticals, Govandi

24 Khan Mohammed Amir Naeem Maneesh Pharmaceuticals, Govandi

25 Koli Nishank Murlidhar Maneesh Exports, Turbhe

26 Lande Supriya Rajendra Maneesh Pharmaceuticals, Govandi

27 Malgundkar Safwan Murad Pharmax India Ltd., Ghatkopar

28 Mhatre Rutuja Ramchandra Shreechem Pharmaceutical Pvt. Ltd.


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29 Mohammed Umair Shreechem Pharmaceutical Pvt. Ltd.

30 More Aditya Dinkar Gopaldas Vishram & Co. Ltd, Mahape

31 Mullaji Safa Nizam Shellar Hospital, Panvel

32 Najafi Juzer Ali Asger Gopaldas Vishram & Co. Ltd, Mahape

33 Pandey Shravankumar Premchand Gopaldas Vishram & Co. Ltd, Mahape

34 Pathane Preshita Sudhir Alkem Laboratories Ltd., Daman

35 Patil Shruti Surgonda Shellar Hospital, Panvel

36 Pawar Shraddha Prakash Alkem Laboratories Ltd., Daman

37 Pedini Jeshika Tareshu Pharmax India Ltd., Ghatkopar

38 Rai Kritika Kabindranath Alkem Laboratories Ltd., Daman

39 Rakshe Siddhi Vivek J.J. Hospital, Mumbai

40 Rane Drushti Pradeep Mayer Organics Ltd., Thane

41 Reddy Vijaykumar Ravi Gopaldas Vishram & Co. Ltd, Mahape

42 Riya Chandra Satish Mayer Organics Ltd., Thane

43 Rokade Shubhada Chandrashekar Shreechem Pharmaceutical Pvt. Ltd.

44 Sapate Aditya Sushil J.J. Hospital, Mumbai

45 Satvase Rutuja Maruti J.J. Hospital, Mumbai

46 Sawant Harshani Prakash J.J. Hospital, Mumbai

47 Shaikh Ahmadraza Mukhtar Gopaldas Vishram & Co. Ltd, Mahape

48 Shaikh Faria Kalimullah Maneesh Pharmaceuticals, Govandi

49 Shettigar Shruti Ramesh Mayer Organics Ltd., Thane

50 Singh Chandrashekhar Udayprakash J.J. Hospital, Mumbai

51 Solanki Pritesh Jiteshkumar Maneesh Pharmaceuticals, Govandi

52 Tambe Juveria Shakil Maneesh Pharmaceuticals, Govandi

53 Verma Ragini Tilakram Maneesh Pharmaceuticals, Govandi

54 Shaikh Mohammed Bilal Abdul Pharmax India Ltd., Ghatkopar

55 Bhopali Naufil Ashfaque Saifee Hospital, Charni Road

56 Jain Krish Pravin Manbro Pharma, Dombvali

57 Shaikh Parishma Asafalli Pharmax India Ltd., Ghatkopar

58 Kewat Ashwinkumar Dinesh Manbro Pharma, Dombvali

59 Kesaria Mazhar Iqbal Nilofer Manbro Pharma, Dombvali

60 Gupta Pratibha Dinesh Maneesh Pharmaceuticals, Govandi

61 Gupta Rahul Gulabchand Manbro Pharma, Dombvali

62 Shirsath Kaveri Ashok Maneesh Pharmaceuticals, Govandi

63 Sawant Darshan Raghunath Manbro Pharma, Dombvali

64 Yadav Rammohan Gayaprasad Manbro Pharma, Dombvali

65 Palve Vaibhav Maneesh Exports, Turbhe


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OCP Visit to Exhibition conducted by UBM, India on

23rd November 2016

UBM India stages leading exhibitions across India, attracting quality exhibitors and visitors from

all over the world to meet their target business partners face-to-face for business matching and

networking. The pharmaceutical ingredients and related sector events currently number over 15

highly-regarded annual events. Worldwide locations for these events include China, India,

Korea, Japan, North America, Brazil,Africa, Indonesia, USA and Europe.

CPhI(API, Finished Formulations, Outsourcing, Generics, Excipients and Drug Formulation,

FineChemicals,andBiosimilars)& P-MEC(Pharma Machinery and Equipment, Analytical

Equipment, Automation & Robotics, Packaging Equipment & Supplies, Plant/Facility Equipment,

Process Automation & Controls, Processing Equipment, RFID, Tableting / Capsule fillers,

Clean room equipment, Filling equipment, Filtration/ Separation/ Purification),provides latest

knowledge and newer trends in the industry. It is the best place for to source quality machinery

and equipment at competitive prices and to make career changing connections. It brings together

more than 32,000 dedicated pharma professionals, whospend three days of networking, business

development and excellence. The CPhI&

P-MEC exhibition conducted by UBM was held from 21st to 23

rdNovember 2016 at following

venues:

Oriental College of Pharmacy staff (17),M.Pharmacy (1st& 2

nd year)( 36 ) and S.Y B.Pharm (64)

visited venue 1 on 23rd

nov 2016.Therefore in total 117 membersattended the visit. Transport

quotations were asked and “Khushi Holiday Pvt Ltd” was finalised.

Two 49(2 /2)seater) buses were booked after approval from management. The bus provided to &

fro service (college to venue & back).

Each student & staff were registered at CPhI& P-MEC (UBM) by their own email ID under

guidance of co-ordinators (Dr.(Mrs.). Vanita Kanase, Ms. PoojaGharat& Ms.

Venue 1: BEC Bombay Convention & Exhibition Centre,

Goregaon East,

Opp. Mahananda Dairy,

Mumbai

Venue 2: BKC Plot no. 6, G-Block,

MMRDA Grounds,

Opp. Canara Bank,

Bandra-Kurla Complex(BKC),

Bandra (E)

Mumbai


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DarkshanShaik).Everyone received registration key followed by URN number on their own

respective email ID. Compilation was done by co-ordinators.

Instructions were given to staff & students regarding the rules & regulations of CPhI& P-MEC &

then food packets were distributed.

Bus left college by 12:00 pm after taking signatures of present members as attendance & safety.

We reached venue by 2:15 pm. There after passes for students were collected from counter (Hall

7) as per their URN number assigned by UBM after registration.

Groups along with their head & staff in-charge visited Halls (1-7). Students were briefed about

the latest technology used in pharmaceutical industry. Visiting cards of suppliers

(Excipients & machinery) were collected for future communication regarding free samples for

college research work& industrial collaborations. Brochures enlightening about latest technology

were collected by students to fill the gap between syllabus &current industrial aspects as per

NBA requirements.After the informative visit we left venue by 6:00pm.Attendance was taken in

individual buses. Signatures of students were taken at their respective drop points. The buses

reached college by 8:00pm.

Visit was successful because of co-operative efforts all staff members & students.

Glimpses of Successful Visit


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ANCHROM –HPTLC training

Date: 28/11/2016

A one day HPTLC training for second year M. Pharm (Department of Quality Assurance) was

organised by Dr. Vanita Kanase at Anchrom Enterprises, Mulund on Monday, 28th

Nov 2016.

Dr. Vandana Jain accompanied the research scholars. The entire session was very fruitful.

Students have learned operation rightfrom sample application to quantitative analysis on their

lastest fully automated CAMAG HPTLC instrument. The training included explanation and

working about each components used in HPTLC. The research team at Anchrom whole heartedly

supported and guided OCP research students during this visit.


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Co-curricular activities

2. Orientation Programme

B.PHARM FIRST YEARORIENTATION PROGRAMME-2016-2017

Orientation Programme for M.Pharm and B.Pharm first year was organized at OCP on 20th

August 2016.Principal welcomed all tha parents and delivered a talk about pharmacy education

in India.Then the parents had interaction with faculty members of our college.Finally the session

ended with tea and snacks.

3. List of symposia/seminars organized during 2016-17

No of days Titleof

symposia/Seminar

Date Level

(Regional/National/

International)

Organising

secretary

One day

Seminar

Advancement in

Pharmaceutical

Technology

17th

September

2016

Regional Dr Shruti Wagle

MrsVaishali Mystry

One day

Seminar

care in handling

laboratory animal

and ethics

21st January

2017

Regional Dr Vanita kanase

Mr Imtiyaz ansari

Mr Sayyed Mateen

Report on One day seminar entitled “Advancement in Pharmaceutical Technology”

Organized by Department of Pharmaceutics on 17th September 2016

A one day seminar entitled “Advancement in Pharmaceutical Technology” was organized by the

department of Pharmaceutics at Oriental college of Pharmacy. This seminar was aimed at

enlightening the graduate and post graduate students about the current updates in the field of

pharmaceutical technology in order provide value addition and upgrade their skills in

formulation development. The seminar constituted lectures from eminent experts in

pharmaceutical industry who shared their experiences and knowledge and provided guidance

towards the current scenario and future trends in the field of pharmaceutical technology.


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The seminar started in a traditional manner by lighting of the lamp by the dignitaries‟ viz. chief

guest for the day Dr. Milind Wagh, speakers for technical session, principal of Oriental College

of Pharmacy and the co-coordinators for the seminar. The Principal of Oriental College of

Pharmacy and convener for the seminar, Dr. (Mrs.) Sudha Rathod gave the keynote address. It

was a proud moment for Oriental College of Pharmacy since one of the eminent faculties Dr.

Mohib Khan, Professor of Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Pharmacognosy published a book

entitled “Natural Product Chemistry” on the very same day. This book was inaugurated by Chief

Guest for the day Dr. Milind Wagh; Professor of Pharmaceutics at NDMVP College of

Pharmacy, Nashik and associated with Career publications, the publisher of this book. The

book is of utility for students undertaking M.Pharm programme as well as those in the field of

research and development of natural products. After the book release, Dr. (Mrs.) Sudha Rathod

welcomed the dignitaries with floral bouquets.

The first speaker for technical session was Dr. (Mrs.) Chhanda Kapadia, Vice president

Technical, Gattefosse India Pvt Ltd. She gave an overview of various lipid excipients used in the

Pharmaceutical Industry and their applications as solubilizers, surfactants, nanoparticle

excipients, controlled release excipients in the Pharmaceutical industry. The second speaker for

the day was Dr. Ashok Omray, President, Ideal cures Pvt Ltd. The main focus of his talk was

various ICH guidelines and their implementation in the industry & stability testing of

pharmaceutical products. He gave a wonderful insight into the stability protocols and their

acceptable limits as per industry standards, with a detailed description of ICH guidelines and

their importance in validation and quality control of products.

After a sumptuous lunch, the third lecture started with an informative session on „Quality by

design” by Mr. Deepak Singh, Deputy Manager, Business development, Gansons Pvt Ltd. He

gave a detailed description of various techniques, procedures, plots etc. used in the pharma

industry for product finalization and optimization. He also gave an important insight of the

regulatory hurdles related to QBD in the industry and ways to overcome the same.

The technical session was followed by a poster/model presentation session which received an

overwhelming response owing to huge participation from student delegates. There were in all 32

posters which included research/reviews on advances in Pharmaceutical Technology as well as

natural products. The posters were evaluated by the judges on the basis of questions and

answers by the judges as well as the technical matter on the poster and its presentation. The

students with best posters were awarded with 1st, 2nd, 3rd prizes and 3 consolation prizes.

The seminar ended with a vote of thanks by Dr. (Mrs.) Shruti Wagle, co-ordinator of the

seminar and national anthem.


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One Day Seminar & Workshop On

“CARE IN HANDLING LABORATORY ANIMAL AND ETHICS”

Department of Pharmacology, Oriental College of Pharmacy, Sanpada, Navi Mumbai has

successfully organizedone day Seminar & Workshop on “Care in Handling Laboratory Animals

and Ethics” on Saturday, 21st January 2017. The Eminent personalities graced the seminar with

their valuable talk. The first speakerDr. (Mrs.)GeetaVanageMsc, Ph.DFormer Scientist “F” &

Head NCPRGT,NIRRH Parel,Mumbai enlightened the young minds with “Care in animal

handling andCPCSEA guidelines”. Dr. NeerajVyawahare, M.Pharm, Ph.DPrincipal and

Professor, Pad.Dr. DY PatilCollegeof PharmacyAkurdi,Punetalked about “Animal modelsused

indrug discoveryand research”. Last speaker Dr. (Mrs.)AnuradhaMajumdar,M.Pharm,

Ph.DAssociate Professor, PharmacologyBombay College ofPharmacy, Mumbai explained all the

details about “Toxicity Studies”in animals. Dr. Parmeshwar and Dr. Priyanka More has

explained and shown care in handling animals while administering the drug by different

routes.IAEC member Mr. H. Billimoria, Non-scientific socially aware memberalso graced the

occasion with his presence.


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Sr.

No

Name of the staff attended

the seminar/

Workshop

Name of the College/Industry

Days

Subject / Topics

1 Dr. Sudha Rathod

Vivekananda Education

Society’s Institute of

Technology,

Chembur

16 th May,

2016

One day workshop on Eligibility

and Rules to Regulate

Admissions for various

courses.2016-17

2 Mrs.Surekha Gaikwad Vivekananda Education


Technology,

Chembur

16 th May,

2016

One day workshop on Eligibility

and Rules to Regulate

Admissions for various

courses.2016-17

3 Mrs.Arunadevi Lingum Prahladrai Dalmia Lions

College of Commerce &

Economics,Malad

23rd

September,

2016

‘Innovative Applications of

Technology in Libraries”

4 Dr.Shruti Wagale Vivekanand College of

Pharmacy,

Chembur

29 Aug 2016 Nanotechnology: New

Perspectives on drug delivery

system

5 Mr.Sandeep Kadam Jhunijhunwala College,

Ghatkopar

26th Dec to

31th Dec

2016

Training Program for Changing

Academic Library scène:

upgrading the skills of library

support staff

6 Dr.Sudha Rathod

Mr. Amey Deshpande

Mrs. Irene Fernandes

Thane college 10th Jan,2017 Training for Exam online

7 Dr. Nutan Rao K.M.K college of Pharmacy,

Mumbai

27th Jan 2017 Diabetes: Bench to bedside


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8 Mr. Amey Deshpande K.M.K college ofPharmacy,

Mumbai

27th Jan 2017 Diabetes: Bench to bedside

9 Ms. Leena Kamble

Ms.Husane Ara Khan

Mumbai University,

Fort

15th Feb,2017 Women Development Cell

organized one day training

programme for Internal

Complaints committee

10 Dr.Shruti Wagale

Mrs.Vaishali Mistry

Vivekananda Education


Technology, Chembur

16th Feb,2017 “LET DO NBA ACCREDITATION”

11 Mrs.Arunadevi Lingum Bombay Science Librarians

Association,

Vidyavihar (E)

18th Feb,2017 BOSLA-KJSCE SEMINAR ON

INTERNET OF THINGS AND

RESEARCH COMMUNICATION

12 Mrs.Vaishali

Mistry

SVKM’s, NMIMS,

University Vilerparle,

Mumbai-56

6-10 March

2017

ISTE-Approved One Week faculty

Development Program on

Application and Impact of Novel

Tools in Pharma Research


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4.Convocation ceremony and Alumni meet: A Report

Date: 27/02/2017

CONVOCATION CEREMONY AND ALUMNI MEET 2017: A REPORT

Oriental Education Society‟s Oriental College of Pharmacy & Oriental Pharma Alumni

Association (OPAA) celebrated convocation ceremony and alumni meet on Saturday, 25th

February 2017. The event was organized by Mr. Amjad Ali, Secretary OPPA, Mr. Imtiyaz

Ansari, Core committee member OPAA under the guidance of Dr. (Mrs) Sudha Rathod with the

co-ordination and co-operation of faculty members, non teaching staff and Student‟s Council

from 02.00 P.M. to 06:00 PM at OCP auditorium, Sanpada Navi Mumbai.

The event was graced by Chief Guest, Mr. Atul Bhopale,Executive Director, Nexgen Pvt.

Ltd.,Mumbai, Guest of honour, Mr.Krishnan Iyer, Director, Sitec Labs, Mumbai, Dr. Mohib

Khan, Professor Oriental College of Pharmacy and Dr. (Mrs) Sudha Rathod, Principal Oriental

College of Pharmacy who presided over the convocation ceremony and alumni meet.

Program was started by welcome speech of Mr. Imtiyaz Ansari followed by facilitation of

chief guest, guest of honour, Principal and other guests. Principal Dr. (Mrs) Sudha Rathod,

addressed the alumni gathering, mentioned the academic developments of the college and

requested the alumni to contribute time, money, resources for the college. She also explained the

importance of NBA accreditation of college and documents required by alumni for the same. Mr.

Imtiyaz Ansari in his speech explained aims and objectives, reports and future plans of OPAA

and thanks all alumni and students for spending time and gracing the event with their presence.

He also appealed all alumni for their continuous contribution in the development of college.

Mr. Ameesh Shukla and Ms. Sefhali Dubani , Students of OCP introduced chief guest, guest

of honour and other dignitaries.

The chief guest, Mr. Atul Bhopale explained audiences regarding importance of pharmacy

profession and enlighten the young minds about success and failure in life. He advised the

graduating students that, “you should practice what you have been preached, try to remain in

core pharma business.” The guest of honour, Mr. Krishnan Iyer, mentioned importance and good

qualities required by pharma industries and suggested the newly graduates they must stick to

pharmacy profession.

Alumni shared their views, experiences and expertise which were very valuable for the

current batch students. Mr. Farhan Chugule, Mr. Deepak Pal, Mr. Ali Haider, Ms. Nimesha

Patel, Mr. Zohab Shaikh, Mr. Zunaid Momin and Mr. Vijay Veldhi shared their knowledge and

views which were informative and interactive. Mr. Kaushik Khuche GPAT topper, Ms. Sulatana


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Shaikh, Ms. Ashika Advankar and Ms. Bhagyasshree Phadke of batch 2016 shared their views

regarding college and teaching and non teaching staffs.

All the students of previous batch were conferred on with B.Pharm degrees (Convocation

certificates) by hands of Chief Guest, Mr. Atul Bhopale, Guest of Honour, Mr.Krishnan Iyer,

Principal, Dr. (Mrs) Sudha Rathod and other dignitaries. The alumni were presented with the life

membership certificates of OPAA. The program concluded by vote of thanks given by Mr.

Amjad Ali.

5)GRE-TOEFL: Career guidance seminar for TY BPharm students aspiring to

study abroad was organized at OCP, an initiative taken by GEEBEE education

group.


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6. Personality development:

Oriental college of Pharmacy organized Personality Development Programme for

First year B. Pharm and second year BPharm students on 5th

and 7th

Oct 2016

respectively. The program aimed at the recognitionofthe multifaceted

influence of the personality upon study and career.

Mrs. Vasundhara Jakka, a corporate trainer guided the students. Programme

included Understanding yourself in relation to others, self-awareness, setting

appropriate life and career goals, developing relationship with others, increasing

productivity, developing positive personality, preparing notes, presentation skill,

confidence building, stress management etc.


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7.Lecture on Pericyclic Reactions

A lecture on pericyclic reactions was organized by Dr.Premlata Ambre, Associate

Professor, Bombay college of Pharmacy for third year BPharm students on 29th

July 2016

8. Career Guidance:

Career guidance lecture was organized on 23rd

July 2016 for Third year and final

year BPharm students by Mr.Ashish Babtiwale, Director, Virchow Pharma.


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1.A DAY FOR THE TEACHERS

2nd

September, 2016, Monday

Venue: Staff Room, Oriental College of Pharmacy.

Organized By: Student Council.

Students of Oriental College of Pharmacy organized an event to celebrate

Teacher‟s Day on 2nd

September, 2016. The program was organized in afternoon session in staff

room which started with the speech by Ms. Shruti Shettigar, Cultural Secretary of the Student

Council. It was followed by small speech by Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Sudha Rathod.The program

continued by giving the token of love, floral bouquet and chocolates as a gratitude to the

teaching and non teaching staff for putting their efforts.


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2.FRESHERS PARTY – 2016

“ INCEPTIO 2K16”

AFresher’s party was organised on the 24thof sept’16 to

welcome the F.Y. Bpharm and the F.Y Mpharm students. The

party constituted varied performances like the magic show,

face-off dance performances, solo singing and many more.

Moreover a small games section was organised where in the

students enthusiastically inculcated themselves in the events

and spot prizes were awarded for the same. The party ended

up with a ramp walk designated as “The walk 2k16” On the

basis of which the Mr. and Ms Fresher’s were elected!

Mr. Fresher – Nayan Gathan

Ms Fresher – Drashti Maniyar.


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3.Cultural week and Annual day report “Gravity 2016-17” 22nd- 30th January, 2017 Cidco Exhibition Hall, Vashi

Students of Oriental college of Pharmacy had their college fest “GRAVITY” in the month of

January. This fest was celebrated for 7 days starting from 22nd

Jan‟2017-30th

Jan‟2017. To create

an environment for the fest the college was beautifully decorated. For active participation of

students in the fest, points system for each event was prepared; points were given accordingly to

the winning class. There was active participation from all the six classes i.e. 1st year, 2

nd year, 3

rd

year, final year B.PHARM classes and the 1st and 2

nd year M.PHARM classes. Following is the

list of cultural events organized by student council for gravity celebration:

DATE DAYS EVENTS

23RD JANUARY 2017 MONDAY

PLANTATION DAY/ TWIN/GROUP DAY

ART HAI ART!….(RANGOLI)

RANG BARSE…(PAINTING)

MEHENDI HAI RACHNE WALI…

(MEHENDI)

TANGLED… (HAIRSTYLING)

NAILED IT! (NAIL- ART)

24TH JANUARY 2017 TUESDAY

CAP/ SCARF DAY

DOODLE TIME… (NOTICE BOARD AND BOARD

DECORATION)

CYCLE KO…..RECYCLE! (BEST OUT OF WASTE)

MAI SHAYAR TOH NAHI..

(ESSAY AND POEM WRITING)

BECHO TO JANU!… (AD- MAD)

KHELEN HUM JEE JAAN SE…

(FUN- TIME)


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25TH JANUARY 2017 WEDNESDAY

MONOCHROMATIC DAY (SINGLE COLOUR)

SHABDO KA MAYA-JAAL… (SPELL BEE)

ZAIKA APNA APNA…

(MASTER CHEF)

CONCOURS DE’ CHANT (SINGING)

MIMETISMO/ SUBE LA’ COMEDIA (MIMICRY/ STAND- UP COMEDY)

26TH JANUARY 2017 THURSDAY

SAREE AND TIE DAY

MOSAICING (COLLAGE)

SO BEAT IT…JUS’ BEAT IT!

(JUNK JAMMIN’ & BEAT BOXIN’)

BATTLE GAMIN’ 101 (MINI MILITIA & COUNTERSTRIKE)

27TH JANUARY 2017 FRIDAY

TRADITIONAL DAY

AKBAAR- BIRBAL (QUIZ CONTEST)

ORDER!-ORDER!

(DEBATE)

GAATA RAHE MERA DIL… (ANTAKSHRI)

WHATCHA SAYIN!

(RAP CONTEST)

28TH JANUARY 2017

SATURDAY DENIM DAY, FISH POND

DECLARATION THE DA VINCI CODE (TREASURE HUNT)

Oriental College of Pharmacy celebrated its Annual Day function, the main event of college fest

'Gravity' on Tuesday, the 30th January, 2017 amidst great zest, vibrancy and elation at Cidco

Exhibition hall, Vashi. It was a great opportunity for all the young talented students to showcase

their inner abilities that are longing for a suitable platform to reach them to the audience and

spectators and every year the college tries it best to meet this wish of students.


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The hall was filled with audience brimming with joy and excitement to see the talents and cheer

for their loved ones.The programme commenced with a small prayer to evoke the blessings of

Goddess Saraswati followed by the lightening of lamp by the Principal, Dr. (Mrs.) Sudha Rathod

and the faculty heads as well. The cultural program began with a dance performance by the

Cultural Secretary for the year Ms. Shruti Shettigar in order to give a head start and was followed

by many beautiful dance performances.

The judges had a great time with evaluation process and enjoyed the new aspect to the art. As

the Cheif guest Dr.N.Sivaprasad, and Guest of Honour,Dr. D. Padamnabhan arrived at the venue,

they were welcomed. The formal Prize distribution ceremony began with bouquet presentation

and pinning of badges. It consisted of Welcome speech by the Principal Dr. (Mrs. ) Sudha

Rathod followed by intro of the Cheif Guest and Guest of Honour and their inspiring speeches.

This was followed by the inauguration of our college magazine 'Gravity' by all the dignitaries.

Medals and certificates were given to the academically meritorious pupils of the college along

with GPAT qualifying students and CPAT qualifying students and NMAT qualified students,

Intercollegiate winners, Student Council, IPA members, Placement Cell and Magazine

Committee students were felicitated and a special prize was awarded to Undergraduate

Researchers for encouraging students to work out for things out of syllabus and gain extra

knowledge with practical first hand experience.

The Cultural programme based on the theme 'Music' continued with Solo, Duet and

Group dances along with fashion shows based on the Life's Journey and the unique Halloween

theme. The skit based on 'Maa' brought tears to everyone's eyes and the other skit on Indian

soldiers awakened a sense of patriotism amongst the audience. The Sports trophy and Cultural

trophy winners were announced and were presented with the same and got clicked. Also the

Sports person of the Year and Rising Sports Star were also awarded. The event ended with a

Vote of thanks by Burhanuddin Kagarwala, General Secretary of the college and the

refreshments were served to all with a happy and content audience leading to the cafeteria.The

show ended with all abuzz with the details and hoping for beautiful show next year as well.


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4. FAREWELL PARTY

24th

March 2017Venue: Seminar Hall, Ground Floor, OES

A farewell party for B.Pharm and M.Pharm final year was organized at Oriental College of

Pharmacy on 24th

March 2017. Various fun filled activities and surprise prices were kept for the

outgoing students.


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5. Sports week

22nd

- 28th

January, 2017

Oriental college of Pharmacy organized sports week (22nd

- 28th

January, 2017) for B. Pharm and

M. Pharm students. Its objective was to develop in the students a sporting spirit, a venue to

display their physical prowess and gain hands on experience of organizing a sports at a college in

future. The sports week was scheduled to begin at 9:00 am on 22nd

Jan 2017. Though it was a

Sunday students participated enthusiastically in volleyball, Throw ball and Box cricket. The

judges for the sports were Mr. Gautam Gaikwad (Sports coach), Mr. Sayyed Mateen and Mr.

Vijay Reddy. They guided all the sports events of the day with their fair and unbiased

judgment.Few pass out students were also came, guided the students and volunteered the events.

Judges and senior students patiently explained the rules of the games scheduled and graced the

sports week with their expertise. Student volunteers participated with great zeal for the smooth

flow of all the sport events throughout the week. During the week, sports were organized at

morning session and cultural programs in afternoon.On the 23rd

Jan the sports events started with

the most energetic and cheered Cricket matches.

On the third day of sports i.e. 24th

Jan the college Mr. Manoj, coach for athletics started

the athletic events by demonstrating the techniques and explaining the rules for these events. The

Indoor gameswere also organized on the same day. The students were involved in the indoor

games with great enthusiasm.Indoor games were played for two days. On 25th

Jan the much

anticipated Football matches were played. The students enthusiastically participated in the most

energized and thrilled sports like Kabaddi, Kho-Kho and Tug of war.


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During the sports week teaching and non-teaching staff also played and participated in

several sport events. It was an exciting week for the students and staff as well,which was filled

with lots of nostalgic memories. It highlighted the importance of the sports and a sporting spirit

to the students. The prize distribution ceremony was organized on 30th

Jan, i.e. “GRAVITY

Annual Day Function 2017”.After announcement of the winners the medals and certificate was

distributed by Chief guests Dr. Padamanabhan, Dr. N Shivprasad, Principal Dr.(Mrs.) Sudha

Rathod, Professor Dr. Mohib Khan and Sayyed Mateen to the winners of each event. Overall

best performance in all events was also awarded and the winning team was also applauded.

Second year B. Pharm won the Sports Trophy for the year 2016-17.


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PHO related activities

DATES PHO Activity

7th December 2016 Anti- Diabetic & Anti- TB camp

8th December 2016 Anti-HIV camp

9th December 2016 Chikungunya & Epilepsy camp along with one more Anti- Diabetic camp

Antidiabetic awareness campaign

Diabetes is one of the emerging disorders, which needs to be controlled as quickly as possible.

Nowadays, instances of kids having diabetes have become common and with the new junk foods

and sedentary lifestyle era it has got its claws on a majority of the population. The Anti- Diabetic

Awareness campaign was held on 07th

December 2016 at Oriental College of Pharmacy, Navi

Mumbai in college campus itself from 1:30pmm to 4:30pm. This campaign was organized by the

Student Council under the guidance of their respective teachers from the Teachers‟ Council. The

main aim of this Diabetes free checkup on behalf of the Anti- Diabetic Awareness campaign on

the occasion of the „NPW‟ was to encourage the people to come a step closer to knowing about

their bodies. The total no. of checkups done was 72.


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Anti TB awareness campaign

Tuberculosis is an infectious disease that affects the lungs and also the other parts

of the body. It‟s one of the emerging disorders, which needs to be controlled as

quickly as possible. The Anti –Tuberculosis campaign was held on 06th

January

2017 at oriental college of pharmacy, navi Mumbai from 1:30 PM to 4:30 PM

This campaign was organized by the student council under the guidance of the

respective teachers and certain efforts taken by the student council. The main aim

of the anti- TB campaign was to spread awareness and to encourage the people to

come a step closer and know about their

bodies.

The Anti-HIV Awareness Campaign was held on 06th

January 2017 in Sector 8,Sanpada,

Navi Mumbai from 2:00pm to 4:00pm.

This campaign was organized by the Student Council under the guidance of their respective

teachers from the Teachers‟ Council. As an effort of encouraging the budding pharmacists, the

student volunteers were encouraged to have a one to one session of conversation with the people

of the slum area inorder to educate them or update any kind of knowledge about the

fundamentals of HIV.The main aim of this campaign was to create a rise in the awareness about

one of the silent taboos that goes ignored and is shied to be talk of. By doing this, the people

were counseled on the prevention and causes of this disease that made them more aware of the

hazards of the way of life and that made them realize how important it was to take care of

themselves and their lifestyle. Also this campaign was targeted towards the people living in

theslums, as they cover maximum part in the population and even if they know the measures to

be taken they refrain to do it. Hence, this campaign was organized in an attempt to open their

eyes about how important it is to abide by the precautionary measures. To connect with them on


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a more personal level inorder to avoid any kind of awkwardness as well as misconceptions, the

volunteers tactically embrassed respective local languages like marathi, bhojpuri and gujarati.

The stepwise events which took place during the awarenesswere:-

1. Assembly at the lobby area

The student council along with the teachersin-charge and the volunteers assembled at the lobby.

2. Reporting to the venue:

We reported at the venue and split ourselves inorder to ensure interaction with maximum

people.

3. Interaction with people:

They were informed regarding the methods of spread of HIV and how to prevent them.

The total no. of people were counsel- 41

Spread the word: DO NOT BANISH OR FIGHT

PEOPLE… LET’S JOIN HANDS IN FIGHTING THE

DISEASE AND BANISH DISCRIMINICATION.


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ANTI-CHIKUNGUNYA AWARENESS CAMPAIGN

Chikungunya is a virus transmitted by mosquitoes that causes the sudden o

nset of fever and severe joint pain. The females of Aedesalbopictus and Aedesa

egyptiare the main species of mosquito that bite during the day and spread t

he disease. The Anti-Chikungunya Campaign was held on 06th January 2017 at Sanpada

Sector 08, Navi Mumbai in college campus itself from 1:30pmm to 3.:30pm.

This campaign was organized by the Student Council. As an effort of encouraging the

budding pharmacists, the counseling were given by 2nd year & 3rd year students inte

racting with the public and making them to know about the disease, and also telling t

hem to keep their surrounding clean

The total no. of people were counsel- 25

Spread the word: We Pharmacists hold the health of ou

r nation in our hands…instead of duty, let’s make it pr

iority and worthwhile!!!…

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aedes_albopictus

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aedes_aegypti

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aedes_aegypti


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COMMITTEES (2016-17)

Some of the existing committees were reconstructed and some new committees were formed and

after discussion in detail, the committee members name were proposed and finalized on 5-5-17

which is as follows.

Sl. No. Committee name Incharge members

1. Committee for Alignment with national scheme

(e.g. Swatch Bharat, Unnat Bharat campaign

etc.)

&

Environmental consciousness committee

(e.g. Water harvesting, Solar energy utilization,

Wet/ Dry garbage management etc.)

Dr. Vanita Kanase

Mr. Sayyed Matin

Dr. Sudha Rathod

2. Annual maintenance committee

Dr. Sudha Rathod (Principal)

Mrs. Surekha Gaikwad

3. Academic Incharges/HODs

Pharmaceutics

Pharmacognosy

Quality Assurance

Pharmacology

Pharmaceutical Chemistry

Dr Sudha Rathod

Dr Mohib Khan

Dr Snehalatha Boddu

Dr Vanita Kanase

Mr Amjad Ali

4. Research advisory Board

Dr. Sudha Rathod

Dr.Mohib Khan

Mr. Sayyed Matin

All HODs

5. Psychological counseling cell

Dr. Sudha Rathod

Dr. Vanita Kanase

Dr. Taukari,

Class-incharge,

Subject techers

6. Safety and security committee


Mr. Ramchandra

Mr. Rajyadhakshya

7. GPAT committee Dr. Sudha Rathod (Principal)

Dr. Mohib Khan

8. Attendance committee Class Incharges,HODs

Senior Faculty


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I.T. Person

9. M.Pharm co-ordinator Dr Shruti Wagle

10. Library incharge Mr. Ganesh Deshmukh

11. Notice board incharge Ms Darakshan Shaikh

12. Publicity incharge Dr. Sayyed Mateen (website)

Mr. Asish Dev (facebook)

Dr Vanita Kanase (News

paper)

Maintenance activity

Sl. No. Lab/ Department Incharge personal (s)

1. General maintenance Mrs. Surekha Gaikwad

2. Instrument incharge Mrs Vaishali Mistry

3. Pilot plant equipment incharge Mr. Asish Dev

4. Medicinal plant garden Dr. Mohib Khan

5. Staff meeting incharge Dr. Snehalatha Boddu

6. Staff-room incharge Dr Shruti Wagle

7. Finance and accounts Dr. Sudha Rathod

Mr. Jitendra Mungekar

8. Quality improvement and audit cell Dr. Sudha Rathod

Mr. S.K. Kar

All Head of the Departments

Administration activities

Sl. No. Administrative activities Incharge personal (s)

1. Discipline committee Dr. Sudha Rathod (Principal)

Mr.Sayyed Matin

Mr. Amey Deshpande

HODs

2. Industrial visit planning Mr. S.K. Kar


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Dr. Vanita Kanase

3. Examination committee

Controller/Superintendant

Supervisor

Exam Incharge

Exam Co-Incharge

Dr.Mrs Sudha Rathod

Dr Mohib Khan

Mr. Amey Deshpande

Ms. Darakshan Shaikh

4. Time table Mrs Vaishali Mystry and Mrs Pooja

Gharat

5. Admissions Management



6. Academic calendar


Dr.Mohib Khan

7. Railways concession Dr.Mohib Khan

Mr. S.K. Kar

8. Animal house Mr. Imtiyaz Ansari

Mr. Sayyed Matin

9. Research Publications Dr Snehalatha Boddu

10. Annual Report Dr Snehalatha Boddu

11. e-learning UG & PG/ Language class Mr. Sayyed Matin (Overall

Incharge)

12. Industrial training, Placement and

Alumni association


Mr. S.K. Kar

Dr Firoz Khan

Mr Amjad ali,Mr Imtiyaz Ansari

13. Teacher‟s welfare cell Dr. Shruti Wagle

Co-curricular activities

Sl. No. Co-curricular activity Incharge personal (s)

1. Anti-Ragging cell Principal

Dr. Mohib Khan

Mr. S.K.Kar


Mr Sayyed Mateen

2. Newsletters, Brochure, OPAA,

Bulletin, Banners

Magazine

Mr. Imtiaz Ansari

Mr. Amjad Ali

Dr. Shruti Wagle

Dr. Nutan Rao

3. Co-ordination with IPA and other

organization & PHO

Dr. Vanita Kanase

Mr. Imtiaz Ansari


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4. Guest lectures Dr. Nutan Rao

5. Women development cell Dr. Sudha Rathod (Principal)

Dr. Mohib Khan

Dr. Snehalatha Boddu


6. Seminar committee Dr. Sudha Rathod (Principal)

HODs

Extracurricular activities

Sl. No. Extra-curricular activity Incharge personal (s)

1. Sports Mr. Sayyed Mateen

Mr. Ganesh Deshmukh

2. Cultural program committee Mr. Asish Dev

Ms. Pooja Gharat

3 PHO Activity Dr. Vanita Kanase

Mr. Imtiyaz Ansari

4. Industry Institute Interaction &

Entrepreneurship cell


Dr. Mohib Khan

Dr. Vanita Kanase

Mr. Asish Dev

Dr. Nutan Rao

Dr.Firoz Khan

Dr. Shruti Wagle


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STUDENT COUNCIL (ACADEMIC YEAR 2016-17)

General Secretary Asso. General Secretary

BurahanuddinKagalwala Sana Kalave

Cultural Secretary Asso. Cultural Secretary

Shruti Shettigar Jovita D’Souza

Sports Secretary Asso. Sports Secretary

Vijaykumar Reddy Bilal Khan

Public health officer Asso. Public health officer

PriteshSolanki LaxmiYadav

Advisors AmeeshShukla AnjuKashyap AbhayPatil

SamreenMansoori


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Students achievements at inter collegiate level.

Rx 2017

T.Y. BPharm students won the 3rd prize for poster competition on the topic NanoPEG which was under the theme cosmeticology& pharmaceutics at Rx Voyage 2017 techfest.


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AVISHKAR 2017

AmeeshShukla Student of S.Y.MPharm(2017) represented “MUMBAI UNIVERSITY” at state level Avishkar Research Convention, PG category, in “Medicine& pharmacy”

He was shortlisted in top SIX for Oral presentation out of 40 posters.


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APTI College Coordinators Meet for Mumbai University Regional Unit

Mumbai University Regional Unit of Maharashtra State Branch of Association of Pharmaceutical Teacher

of India (APTI)and Oriental College of Pharmacy, Sanpada, Navi Mumbai jointly organised 1stAPTI

College Coordinators Meet (Session 2017-2020) on 22nd

April, 2017. The prominent dignitaries like

ProfessorJaved Khan (President, Oriental Education Society and Ex. Education Minister of the state of

Maharashtra), Dr. Suresh Ukarande (Dean, Faculty of Technology, Mumbai University) were present as

Chief Guest and Guest of Honour respectively.Dr. SudhaRathod, the Principal of Oriental College of

Pharmacywelcomed all the dignitaries and APTI college coordinators. She assured her services are

always available for betterment of pharmacy profession. Dr. RakeshSomani, Joint Secretary, APTI and

Convenor of the meeting discussed the purpose and agenda of the meeting and informed the audience

about activities of APTI at state and national level. He threw light on various aspects like issues

concerned with University, welfare of profession, duties of APTI College Coordinator and promotion of

research aptitude among students. He emphasized that APTI is not union but association which work for

betterment of pharmacy profession. The meeting was well attended by as many as 20 representatives out

of 25 Pharmacy colleges in the jurisdiction of the University of Mumbai. Prof.Javed Khan gave the key

mantra regarding how to become the best teacher. He explained the role of best teacher with respect to

students, institution and society at large. He also told that teacher should be always updated in every

aspect. Dr. Suresh Ukarande said that he has communicated problems of pharmacy profession to

respective authorities time to time. Heassured that he would try to solve all the problems of pharmacy

profession as per his best level.Dr. Suresh Ukarandealso thanked Prof.Javed Khan for sponsoring and

providing the facility to organize APTI regional meet at Oriental College of Pharmacy which is located in

the heart of Navi Mumbai. Advisory board members Dr.Mohan Kale (Principal, KonkanGyanpeeth‟s

Rahul Dharkar College of Pharmacy, Karjat) and Dr.AnubhaKhale(Principal, H.K College of Pharmacy,

Jogeshwari, Mumbai)shared their views.Mr. Amjad Ali (Assistant Professor, Oriental College of

Pharmacy, Sanpada) has coordinated the event as host APTI coordinator. Prof. Mohib Khan (Professor,

Oriental College of Pharmacy) presented the vote of thanks for APTI coordinators meet. The

deliberations in this unique meeting will be conveyed to concerned authorities for the necessary actions to

ensure well-being of pharmacy profession.


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Caption: From left; Dr. RakeshSomani, Dr.Dr. Suresh Ukarande, Prof. Javed Khan, Dr.SudhaRathod, Dr.

Mohan Kale and Dr. AnubhaKhale.

Caption:Meeting of the APTI College Coordinators, Mumbai University Regional Unit.


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RECOMMENDATIONS FOR 2017-18

NBA Accreditation :SAR to be uploaded.

NAAC Accreditation to be started after NBA process is completed.

Further improvement of GPAT and overall results of B.Pharm as well as M.Pharm

students.

Improvement in Placement quality.

INSTRUMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR 2017-18

Fluid bed dryer in Pharmaceutics department.

Microwave synthesizer in chemistry lab.

STAFF REQUIREMENTS 2017-18

One faculty for Pharmacognosy on adhoc basis at the place of Dr Vandana Jain till she

resumes.

Minimum 20 teaching staff membersarerequired as per PCI and 24 as per AICTE.


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INFRASTRUCTURE REQUIREMENTS FOR 2017-18

Museum on third floor.

Redesigning of office to accommodate more number of files and confidential room as per

the requirement of legal authority.

Interactive boards and new furniture in the classrooms.


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Almanac for the year 2017-18

July

1. College Re-opening Day 01/07/2017

2. Principal – CR Meeting 15/07/2017

3. Faculty Meeting 08/07/2017

4. Personality Development Programme for Final Year 29/07/2017

B.Pharm Students

5. Self Defence training Programme Girls B.Pharm students 22/07/2017

August 1. Welcome and Orientation Programme for First year B.Pharm 01/08/2017 2. Faculty Meeting 05/08/2017 3. First Seminar 12/08/2017 4. Celebration of Independence Day 15/08/2017 5. Orientation Programme for M.Pharm students 08/08/2017 6. O.C.P. Medicinal Garden Visit for Final Year 19/08/2017

7. Parents-Faculty Meeting 26/08/2017

8. First Regional seminar 30/08/2017

September

1. Workshop on sophisticated instruments for Final Year B.Pharm 01/09/2017

2. Mentor’s Meeting of F.Y.B.Pharm 04/09/2017

3. Faculty meeting ,GPAT class 09/09/2017

4. Teacher’s Day 05/09/2017

5. Mentor’s Meeting of T.Y.B.Pharm 07/09/2017

6. Mentor’s Meeting of Final Y.B.Pharm 08/09/2017

7. Mentor’s Meeting of S.Y.B.Pharm 06/09/2017

8. Principal – CR Meeting, GPAT class 16/09/2017

9. Career guidance lecture for T.Y.B.Pharm 23/09/2017

10. World Pharmacist day 25/9/2017

11. Career guidance lecture for Final.Y .B.Pharm 30/09/2017

October

1. Gandhi Jayanti celebration 02/10/2017

2. Personality Development Programme for Third Year B.Pharm 30/10/2017

3. Personality Development Programme for Final Year B.Pharm 31/10/2017


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9. Workshop on animal handling 15/10/2017

10. M.Pharm First Semester Periodic Exam 09-14/10/2017

11. III and IV Year Periodic Exams 09-14/10/2017

12. Diwali Vacation 16-25/10/2017

13. GPAT class 28/10/2017

November

1. Faculty Meeting/National Education Day 11/11/2017

2. GPAT Classes 11/11/2017


4. I and II Year Periodic Exams 13-18/11/2017

5. III nd IV Year Periodic exams 6-10/11/2017

6. Research Cell Meeting 18/11/2017


8. National Pharmacy Week 20-2/11/2017

December

1. LMC Meeting 01/12/2017 2. Faculty Meeting 02/12/2017 2. GPAT Classes 02/12/2017 3. Principal- CR Meeting 09/12/2017 4. GPAT Classes 09/12/2017 5. Research Advisory Committee Meeting 16/12/2017 6. GPAT Classes 16/12/2017 7. GPAT Classes 23/12/2017 8. GPAT Classes 30/12/2017

January

1. Faculty Meeting&G-PAT 06/01/2018

2. SALC (Sports, Arts, Cultural and Literary) Week Celebration 15-20/01/2018

3. Annual Day 22-01/2018


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6. Republic Day Celebration 26/01/2018


8. Mentor’s Meeting of Final Y.B. Pharm 11/01/2018

9. Alumni and Convocation Meet 27/01/2018

February

1. Faculty Meeting&Guest Lecture 03/02/2018

2. Parents – Faculty Meeting 10/02/2018

3. O.C.P. Medicinal Garden Visit for Third Year 17/02/2018





8. Second seminar 24/02/2018

March

1. Faculty Meeting & Guest Lecture 04/03/2018

2. LMC meeting 10/03/2018

3. I/II/III/IV Periodic Exams 12-17/03/2018

4. M. Pharm Second Semester Periodic Exam 19-24/03/2018

April


2. World Health Day (Blood Donation, Anti AIDS Rally etc) 07/04/2018

3. Orientation Programme for B.Pharm third year 21/04/2018

4. Fare well to B. Pharm and M.Pharm 28/04/2018

May

1. I/II/III/IV University Exam Theory As per MU


3. Anti-Ragging Committee Meeting 12/05/2018

4. Workshop-Good Laboratory Practices for Lab. Assistant and Attendant 19/05/2018

5. Women Development Cell Meeting 26/05/2018

June

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