smt. kashibai navale college of pharmacy, kondhwa

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Updated On: 15/10/2012

1. AICTE File No.: Western Region/1-699812021/2012/EOA

Date and Period of Last Approval

Date: May 10, 2012

Period of Last Approval: 2012-2013

2. NAME OF THE INSTITUTION

Sinhgad Technical Education Society’s

Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Pharmacy,

Kondhwa (Bk.), Kondhwa Saswad Road,

Pune 411 048, (Maharashtra)

Tele: 020 – 26906166 Fax: 020 – 269031322

Office hours at the Institution: 09.00 to 17.00

Academic hours at the Institution: 09.00 to 17.00

Email: [email protected]

www.sinhgad.edu

Nearest Railway Station: Pune Station (10 km)

Nearest Airport: Lohgaon International Airport (20 km)

3. TYPE OF INSTITUTION: PRIVATE-SELF FINANACED

Category of Institution: Non-minority

Category of Institution: Co-ed

4. SINHGAD TECHNICAL EDUCATION SOCIETY

Type of Organization: Society

Address of Organization: 19/15, Erandawane, Smt. Khilare Marg, Off Karve Rd, Pune 411 004

Registered with: Govt. of Maharashtra

Registration Date: MAH/7199-93/Pune off. 6-7-93 & F – 8282/Pune at 12-8-93

www.sinhgad.edu

5. NAME OF THE AFFILIATING UNIVERSITY

University of Pune

Ganesh Khind Road

Pune 411007

Tel. 020 – 25696061, 25696002 Fax. 020 – 25693899


www.unipune.ernet.in

Latest Affiliation Period

For B. Pharm. : 2011-12 (Ref. No. CA/1652, Date: 11/05/2012)

For M. Pharm. (Pharm. Chemistry/ Pharmaceutics / Pharmacology): 2011-12 (Ref. No. CA/530, Date:

01/03/2012)

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.sinhgad.edu/



http://www.unipune.ernet.in/

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6. NAME AND ADDRESS OF DIRECTOR / PRINCIPAL

Dr. Sanjay Dinkar Sawant


Kondhwa (Bk.), Kondhwa Saswad Road,

Pune 411 048, (Maharashtra)

Tele: 020 – 26906165 Mobile: 9850067999

Fax: 020 – 269031322


Highest Degree: Ph. D. (Medicinal Chemistry)

Field of Specialization: Pharmaceutical and Medicinal Chemistry

PROFILE OF DIRECTOR / PRINCIPAL WITH QUALIFICATIONS, TOTAL EXPERIENCE,

AGE AND DURATION OF EMPLOYMENT AT THE INSTITUTE CONCERNED

1. Name of the Principal : Dr. S. D. Sawant

2. Date of Birth : 01/06/1969

3. Qualification : M. Pharm.(Pharmaceutical Chemistry) Ph. D.(Med. Chem.)

4. Date of Joining : 11/10/2005

5. Experience : Total 21 years

a. Teaching : 19 years

b. Industry : 02 years

c. Research : 10 years during teaching

Details of Experience

Sr.

No.

Post / Designation Name of Organization Period

1 Production Officer Abbott Lab. (I), Mumbai June 1990 to Sept 1990

2 Principal and Professor of

Pharmaceutical Chemistry

Seth Govind Raghunath Sable College

of Pharmacy, Saswad

July 1991 to Sept. 2000

July 2002 to June 2004

3 Chief Manager- R & D Sanjivani Remedies Ltd., Pune Oct. 2000 to June 2002



STES’s Sinhgad Institute of

Pharmaceutical Sciences, Lonavala

June 28, 2004 to

October 10, 2005



STES’s Smt. Kashibai Navale College

of Pharmacy, Kondhwa

October 11, 2005 till date

6. Area of Specialization : Medicinal Chemistry

7. Subject taught at

Under graduate level : Medicinal Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Chemistry

Post graduate level : Advanced Pharmaceutical Chemistry

8. Research guidance : Recognized guide of University of Pune for Ph. D. and

PG programme in Pharmaceutical Chemistry

Masters : 10 students guided and Currently 02 students registered

Ph. D. : Currently 07 students registered

9. Projects Carried out : 1. Developed 17 Herbal (Ayurvedic) and allopathic formulations

2. Developed HPTLC based methods of analysis of Herbal extracts and

formulations and many more

3. Stability studies of Ayurvedic Marketed Formulations sponsored by

University of Pune

4.


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10. Patents : Nil

11. Technology transferred : Nil

12. Research Publications (Number of papers published in)

National Journals : 15

International Journals : 12

Conferences : 15

13. No. of Books Published : 04 Text books are in process

7. GOVERNING BODY MEMEBERS

I. Member of Governing Body and their brief background

The governing body of Institute is comprised of 11 members drawn from academia, industry and

nominations from Government of Maharashtra, AICTE and University of Pune

Sr.

No.

Name Qualification Designation Brief background / Experience

1. Prof. M. N. Navale,

President S.T.E. Society

M. E. (Elect.),

M.B.A

Chairman About 24 years in establishing new

technological and professional

institutions. About 28 years

teaching and industrial experience.

2. Dr. (Mrs.) Sunanda M. Navale,

Secretary, S.T.E. Society

M.A., M. P. M.,

Ph. D.

Member About 12 years experience in

running the educational institutes

3. Mr. Rohit M. Navale,

Vice President, S. T. E. Society

B.E.(Mech.)

(Coventry, UK)

Vice-

President

---

4. Mr. G. K. Shahani,

Director (Projects),

S.T.E. Society

B. Sc. Member About 40 years industrial and 10

years teaching experience

5. Dr. Arvind Deshpande,

Registrar STE Society

M. E., Ph. D. Member More than 25 years experience as

Principal in Engg. college

6.

Nominee of All India Council for

Technical Education Central

Government, New Delhi

--- Member

30 years experience in Pharma.

Industry and presently as Pharma.

Consultant.

7. Mr. P. K. Kulkarni,

Nominee (Industry), Pune

M. Pharm. Member ---

8.

Dr. S. K. Mahajan,

Nominee of the State Government

M. E. Ph.D. Member ---

9.

Regional Officer, AICTE, WRO

Mumbai

--- Member ---

10 Nominee of University --- Member ---

11. Dr. S. D. Sawant,

Principal, Smt. Kashibai Navale

College of Pharmacy, Kondhwa

(Bk), Pune-48

M. Pharm.,

Ph. D.

Member-

Secretary

More than 20 years experience in

teaching as Principal and industrial

experience at senior level

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II. MEMBERS OF LOCAL MANAGING COMMITTEE (LMC)

The institute has constituted Local Managing Committee (LMC) as per section 85 of Maharashtra

Universities Act 1994, which also functions as Advisory Body. The constitution of Local Managing

Committee is as under

Sr. No. Name Designation

01 Prof. M. N. Navale,

Founder President S.T.E. Society, Pune

Chairman

02 Dr. (Mrs.) Sunanda M. Navale,

Secretary, S.T.E. Society, Pune

Member

03 Mr. Rohit M. Navale

Vice President, S. T. E. Society, Pune 411041

Member

04 Mr. G. K. Shahani

Director (Project) S. T. E. Society, Pune

Representative of Society

Member

05 Mr. C. J. Nawathe

Jt. Director (Accounts & Audit) S. T. E. Society, Pune

Member

06 Dr. Arvind Deshpande

Registrar, STES, Pune – 41 Member

07 Mr. S. P. Bahirat,

Asst. Professor, SKNCOP, Pune – 48. Member

08 Dr. G. R. Aland,

Asst. Professor, SKNCOP, Pune – 48. Member

09 Ms. M. R. Ghante

Lecturer, SKNCOP, Pune – 48. Member

10 Mr. S. N. Kate

Jr. Clerk, SKNCOP, Pune – 48. Member

11 Dr. S. D. Sawant,

Principal, Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Pharmacy Member-Secretary

III. FREQUENCY OF THE GOVERNING BODY MEETING AND LOCAL MANAGING

COMMITTEE

Normally Governing Body and Local Managing Committee meets minimum twice in a years and may

conduct meetings as many times as required. Minutes are confirmed along with Action Taken Report (ATP)

on decisions taken in the previous meetings. The Principal, being Member-Secretary of both bodies

communicates all correspondence in this regards.

Date of last meeting:

GB: 13/07/2012 LMC: 01/11/2012

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IV. ORGANIZATIONAL CHART AND PROCESS

The functioning/responsibilities/duties/accountability of all Bodies/Committees are within the scope of the

Acts/laws governing the Sinhgad Technical Education Society and College i. e. the Society's Registration Act,

1961, The Bombay Public Charitable Trust Act, 1950, The AICTE Act, 1988, The Pharmacy Act 1945,

Maharashtra Universities Act 1994, The Pune University Act, 1994 and amendments made there under from time

to time and directives of the State & Central Governments.

Managing Council

Of

Sinhgad Technical Education Society

Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Pharmacy

Governing Body

(SKNCOP)

Local Managing Committee (SKNCOP)

1) Purchase/Equipment Sub-Committee

2) Finance Sub-Committee

3) Building Sub-Committee

4) Staff Selection Sub-Committee

Of

Governing Body

Teaching Staff

Heads of Department

1. Pharmaceutics

2. Pharm. Chemistry

3. Pharmacology

4. Pharmacognosy

Administrative Staff

Registrar / Office

Superintendent

Students

Secretary, Students Council

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V. NATURE AND EXTENT OF INVOLVEMENT OF FACULTY AND STUDENTS IN ACADEMIC

AFFAIRS / IMPROVEMENTS.

The faculty is deeply involved through a system of governance and otherwise too in all academic affairs. Three

members representing teaching staff on Local Managing Committee as per provision of Maharashtra Universities

Act, 1994 and four sub-committees of Governing Body with one representation on each sub-committee clearly

vouch for the teachers’ involvement & significance in managing academic institution. Besides this, institute has

established Students Counseling Cell headed by Principal and teaching staff as members to provide counseling

on Career Planning, Academic Improvements and Personal Affairs. It has been established that it helps in

building confidence in students that facilitates the learning process and develop excellent rapport between staff &

students. The Student Council also established as per the provisions of the Maharashtra University Act helps in

initiating various programmes of interest on academics, sports and profession of Pharmacy.

VI. MECHANISM / NORMS & PROCEDURE OF DEMOCRATIC / GOOD GOVERNANCE

The Maharashtra Universities Act, 1994 enacted by the State Government has made enough provisions for the

selection, appointment, terms & conditions of service, types & number of leaves, age of superannuation,

seniority criterion, job responsibilities / description, promotion policies, etc. and same are scrupulously followed.

The AICTE Sixth Pay Scale, and State Government allowances are being paid along with benefits of EPFO

Scheme to eligible employees plus gratuity benefits, leave encashment are given to all employees there by it

helps in providing good system of democratic & good governance. The reservation policy of Government of

Maharashtra is strictly implemented through University while appointing teaching staff of the College.

The Sinhgad Technical Education Society follows it's own policy of promotion to the deserving staff who have

made significant contribution to the cause of education as a reward to retain & attract the highly talented human

resource.

The institute follows all systems of good governance as laid by the State, Central Govt. and various statutory

bodies governing the institute.

VII. STUDENT FEEDBACK ON INSTITUTIONAL GOVERNANCE / FACULTY PERFORMANCE

Students feed back on staff performance; a confidential activity carried by the Principal provides very important

data on strengths & limitations of every faculty. It ultimately helps in promoting right person in higher cadre,

giving opportunity for staff for further improvement in teaching and if required supports a decision of removal of

any non-performing staff. This feed back proforma covers all parameters of teaching- learning process and

aimed at quantitative evaluation of teaching abilities and depth of involvement of staff in student’s performance.

It is one of the most reliable data generated every year about strengths weakness of teaching staff. The same

criterion is applied for assessment of institutional governance.

VIII. GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL MECHANISM FOR FACULTY, STAFF AND STUDENTS.

The University Tribunal established as per the provisions of Maharashtra Universities Act, 1994 by the

University of Pune, provides Grievance Redressal System for faculty & non-teaching. It is headed by the Justice

of high court & is functioning from the premises of Pune University.

All matters of grievances, governing the services of teaching & non-teaching staff are heard and settled as per the

legal procedures.

As an internal system of grievance redressal, the Sinhgad Technical Education Society has adopted 'open to all

policy' to encourage and listen voices of all staff of the institute to keep openness & transparency in working.

However, every person is given opportunity of equal & natural justice before taking decision on all matters

concerning the service conditions.

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8. PROGRAMMES

1. Name of the Programmes approved by the AICTE:

A) B. Pharmacy

B) M. Pharmacy

Sr. No. Subject Year of Approval Number of Seats

1 Pharmaceutical Chemistry 2009 18

2 Pharmaceutics 2010 24

3 Pharmacology 2010 18

4 Quality Assurance Techniques 2012 24

a Level of Course Post graduate

b Duration 2 years

c Cut off mark / rank for admission during

the last three years

Cut off marks are given on website of Director of

Technical Education i. e. www.dte.org.in

d Fee

The fees for the year 2012-13 are. Rs.1,08,000/- (Rs.

One lac and eight thousand only) fixed by State Fee

Committee i.e. Shikshan Shulka Samittee. It

includes the Tuition & Development fee.

e Placement Facilities Available

Campus placement in last three years

Sr.

No.

Course 2009 - 2011 2010- 2012

Number of

Placements

Minimum

salary

Maximum

salary

Number of

Placements

Minimum

salary

Maximum

salary

1 M. Pharm 09 1.2 lacs 2.0 lacs 32 1.0 lacs 2 lacs

a Level of Course Under graduate

b Year of Approval 2005-06

c Number of seats 60 (sanctioned intake),

c Duration 4 Years

d Cut off mark / rank for admission during

the last three years

Cut off marks are given on website of Director of Technical

Education i. e. www.dte.org.in

e Fee

The fees for the year 2012-13 are. Rs.97, 240/- (Rs. Ninety

seven thousand, two hundred and forty only) fixed by State

Fee Committee i.e. Shikshan Shulka Samittee. It includes the

Tuition & Development fee.

f Placement Facilities Available

g

Campus placement in last three years

with minimum to maximum and average

salary

Out of 47 students of final year B. Pharm. (2011-12), 13 were

appeared & placed through campus interview in various

Pharmaceutical Industries.

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2. Name of the Programmes accredited by the AICTE:

B. Pharm: Applied for accreditation in the year 2010-11 & awaiting for the visit.

M. Pharm: Not eligible to apply as on date

3. For each Programme the following details are to be given:

Name and duration of programme(s) having affiliation/collaboration with Foreign University(s)/Institution(s)

and being run in the same Campus along with status of their AICTE approval. If there is foreign collaboration,

give the following details:

There is no any other Programme being run in this campus, having affiliation/collaboration with Foreign

University/Institution.

4. Doctoral Courses: Approved Ph. D. Centre

5. Foreign collaborations, if any: NO

6. Professional Society Membership: NA

7. Professional Activities: Indian Pharmaceutical Association (IPA)

8. Consultancy Activities: 02 completed

9. Grants fetched:

I) Industry funded projects: Rs.

II) University Funded projects:

Academic year 2009-10: Rs. 08,75,000

Academic year 2010-11: Rs. 13,88,285

Academic year 2011-12: Rs. 1,70,782

Academic year 2012-13: Rs. 18,44,580

10. Departmental Activities:

Sr.

No.

Name of

Department

Name of

Faculty

Member

Papers

Published

Presentations Seminars/

Workshops

Attended

QIP

Programme

Invited

Lectures

Any other

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Pharm.

Chemistry

Dr. S. D.

Sawant

33 21 25 02 08 01 Award &

02 books in pr

Dr. G. R.

Aland

05 20 05 00 05 01 Book

Dr. A. G.

Nerkar

19 21 04 02 00 00

Mr. M. P.

Mahajan

10 15 05 02 00 00

Mr. R. B.

Patil

05 09 05 02 00 00

Dr. V. P.

Zambre

09 04 05 01 01 04 Awards

Mrs. M.

R. Ghante

15 22 01 00 00

Mr. A. D.

Nikam

04 00 04 00 00 00

Mrs. P. P.

Lasure

05 04 06 00 00 00

Consultancy Projects NIL

Cost of Equipments: Rs. 63,60,698

Cost of Books Rs. 22.06 lacs

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Pharmaceuti

cs

Dr. G. V.

Patil

9 25 5 2 5 10

Dr. Mrs. J.

R. Madan

14 6 3 - 1 -

Mrs. M.

C. Singh

16 16 3 - 2 1 book

Mr. S. P.

Bahirat

3 2 8 - 1 1 book

Ms. M. N.

Dole

6 5 24 - 1 -

Mrs. N.

M. Munot

9 12 19 1 1 -

Mr. N. B.

Kulkarni

1 3 3 - - -

Mrs. D. M

Mathure

1 3 4 - - -




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Pharmacolo

gy

Dr. P

Thakur

Dr. A. N.

Sharma

5 10 7 - - 2 Awards

Mr. S. P.

Pawar

7 24 25 - - -

Mr. P. S.

Sarda

4 - 5 - - -

Mr. R. V.

Takawale

1 - - 2 - 1 best teacher

award

Consultancy Projects 2 Lacs



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Pharmacogn

osy

Dr. R. B.

Jadhav

27 12 12 3 12 -

Mrs. S. G.

Jagtap

3 3 12 - - -

Departmental Funds



Cost of Books 2.29 lacs

9. FACULTY

1. Branch wise list of faculty members.

B. Pharmacy

Sr.

No. Name of Faculty Member Qualification Designation

01 Dr. S. D. Sawant M. Pharm., Ph. D. (Pharm. Chemistry) Principal & Professor

02 Dr. G. V. Patil M. Pharm., Ph. D. (Pharmaceutics) Professor

03 Dr. Pratima Thakur M. Pharm., Ph. D. (Pharmacology) Professor

04 Dr. R. B. Jadhav M. Pharm., Ph. D. (Pharmacognosy) Associate Professor

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05 Dr. G. R. Aland M. Pharm., Ph. D. (Pharm. Chemistry) Associate Professor

06 Dr. A. G. Nerkar M. Pharm., Ph. D. (Pharm. Chemistry) Associate Professor

07 Mrs. M. C. Singh M. Pharm. (Quality Assurance) Associate Professor

08 Mr. S. P. Bahirat M. Pharm. (Quality Assurance) Associate Professor

09 Mr. R. B. Patil M. Pharm. (Pharm. Chemistry) Associate Professor

10 Mrs. M. R. Ghante M. Pharm.(Pharm. Chemistry) Assistant Professor

11 Ms. M. N. Dole M. Pharm. (Quality Assurance) Assistant Professor

12 Mr. S. S. Pawar M. Pharm. (Pharmacology) Assistant Professor

13 Mrs. N. M. Munot M. Pharm. (Pharmaceutics) Assistant Professor

14 Ms. P. V. Lasure M. Pharm. (Pharm. Chemistry) Assistant Professor

15 Mrs. S. G. Jagtap M. Pharm. (Pharmacognosy) Assistant Professor

16 Mr. R. V. Takawale M. Pharm. (Pharmacology) Assistant Professor

M. Pharmacy

A. Pharmaceutical Chemistry

Sr.

No

Name of Faculty Member Qualification Designation

01 Dr. V. P. Zambre M. Pharm., Ph. D. (Pharm. Chemistry) Assistant Professor

02 Mr. A. D. Nikam M. Pharm. (Pharm. Chemistry) Assistant Professor

B. Pharmaceutics

Sr.

No


01 Dr. Mrs. J. R. Madan M. Pharm., Ph. D. (Pharmaceutics) Associate Professor

02 Mr. N. B. Kulkarni M. Pharm. (Pharmaceutics) Assistant Professor

03 Ms. D. M. Mathure M. Pharm. (Pharmaceutics) Assistant Professor

C. Pharmacology

Sr.

No


01 Dr. A. N. Sharma M. Pharm., Ph. D. (Pharmacology) Assistant Professor

02 Mr. P. S. Sarda M. Pharm. (Pharmacology) Assistant Professor

D. Quality Assurance Techniques

Sr.

No


01 Mr. M. P. Mahajan M. Pharm.(Pharm. Chemistry) Associate Professor

2. Adjunct Faculty: Nil

3. Guest Faculty

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Sr. No. Name of Faculty Member Qualification

01 Dr. M. D. Burande M. Pharm., Ph. D.

02 Dr. B. R. Mardikar M.B.B.S, B.A.M. & S.M.D., M. Sc.

03 Dr. B. B. Jain M. Pharm. Ph. D.

04 Dr. Mrs. R. R. Gupta M. B .B. S. DCP

4. Permanent Faculty: Student Ratio: 1: 15

5. Faculty Profile

Dr. Sanjay D. Sawant, M. Pharm., Ph.D.

Principal & Professor of Pharmaceutical Chemistry

Campus Address:

The Principal,

S.T.E.S.’s Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Pharmacy,

Kondhwa, Pune - 48

Phone: Office: 020-26906166; Extn. – 165

Fax: 020-26931322 Cell: 09850067999

e-mail: [email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

Education:

B. Pharm. (1990): Shivaji University, Kolhapur

M. Pharm. (1992): University of Pune, Pune

Ph.D. (2002): University of Pune, Pune

Professional Work Experience:

Principal and Professor, Pharmaceutical Chemistry (2002-Till date): S.T.E.S’s Smt. Kashibai Navale College of

Pharmacy, Kondhwa, Pune - 48.

Chief Manager-R&D (2000-2002): Sanjivani Remedies Ltd, Pune.

Asst. Professor and In-charge Principal (1991-2000and 2002-2004 ): P.D.E.A.’s SGRS College of Pharmacy, Saswad,

Pune Trainee Production Officer (1990-1990): Sterile Products manufacturing, Abbott Laboratories (I) Ltd, Mumbai.

Professional Affiliations:

Chancellor /Governor nominee & member, Board of Management, Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open

University (YCMOU), Nasik (Oct 2007-Oct 2010)

Chairman, Board of Studies in Pharmaceutical Chemistry, University of Pune (Aug 2005 to Aug 2010)

Member, Academic Council, University of Pune (Aug 2005 to Aug 2010)

Member, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Research & Recognition Committee, BUTR, University of Pune

(Aug 2005 to Aug 2010)

Member, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Pune (May 2011 onwards)

President, Indian Pharmaceutical Association, Pune branch (Aug 2010-onwards)

Vice-President, Indian Pharmaceutical Association, Pune branch (2008-2010)

Secretary, Indian Pharmaceutical Association, Pune branch (2005-2008)

Inspector, Pharmacy Council of India (PCI)

Expert Committee Member of All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) for evaluation of proposals for

establishment & extension of approvals of pharmacy colleges in States of Gujarat & Maharashtra.

Recognized Guide for Ph. D and PG in Pharmaceutical Chemistry of Pune University.

Chairman & Member of Local Inquiry Committee (LIC) of University of Pune.

Vice-Chancellor’s Nominee & Subject Expert, University Staff Selection Committee

Chairman, Protocol Committee, Indian Pharmaceutical Congress, Pune (2002)




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Dr. Jadhav R. B., M. Pharm., Ph.D.

Associate Professor, Pharmacognosy

Campus Address:

Department of Pharmacognosy,


Kondhwa, Pune - 48


Fax: 020-26931322 Cell: 9372550586


Education:

B. Pharm. (1992): Maharashtra College of Pharmacy, Nilanga Dist Latur

M. Pharm. (1998): Poona College of Pharmacy, Pune

Ph.D. (2010): Birla Institute of Technology, Ranchi


2012 to till date: Associate Professor, Dept. of Pharmacognosy, STES’s Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Pharmacy,

S. No. 40/4 A, Kondhwa-Saswad Road, Kondhwa (Bk.),Pune 411048.

2011-2012 Professor and Principal, RJSPM’s College of Pharmacy, Alandi, Pune 412105

2004-2010 Asst. Professor, R.C. Patel Institute of Pharm. Edu. & Res., Shirpur 425405

1998-2004 Lecturer, SVPM’s College of Pharmacy, Malegaon, Baramati, (MS)

Professional Affiliations: Association of Pharmaceutical Teachers of India (MA/LM-184); Registered Pharmacist

(Registration No. 101722); Bioinformatics Institute of India (L-1346); Indian Society of Pharmacognosy (ISP/LM-

MS/J-004); Medicinal & Aromatic Plant Producers Association, Pune (LM/42)

Subject Taught: UG- Pharmacognosy, Biotechnology

PG- Herbal Drug Technology, Advanced Pharmacognosy

Research Foci: Evolution and ecology of plant secondary metabolites and their applications in medicine and

agriculture; rationalization of ethnomedicinal claims; Molecular pharmacology of plant triterpenoids.

Number of Research Projects: 01 Grants Received: Rs. 9.9 Lac

Number of Publications: 26 Number of Presentations: 12

Selected Publications:

Patil CR, Rambhade AD, Jadhav RB, Patil KR, Sonara BM, Dube VK (2011). Modulation of arthritis in rats by

Toxicodendron pubescens and its homeopathic dilutions. Homeopathy 100: 131-137.

Shelke NN, Kuber VV, Bhope SG, Jadhav RB (2011). Simultaneous determination of E-guggulsterone, Z-

guggulsterone, 11-keto β-boswellic acid and 3-acetyl 11-keto β-boswellic acid from anti-arthritic formulation by

HPTLC. Journal of Planar Chromatography 24 (3): 242-247.

Jadhav RB, Patil MS, Patil CR (2011). Anticonvulsant activity of aqueous root extract of Ficus religiosa.

Journal of Ethnopharmacology 133(1): 92-96.

Jadhav RB, Bhatnagar SP, Surana SJ (2010). Diuretic activity of squamate mistletoe, Viscum angulatum.

Pharmaceutical Biology 48 (4): 417-421.

Patil CR, Jadhav RB, Singh PK, Mundada SJ, Patil PR (2010). Protective effect of oleanolic acid on Gentamicin-

induced nephrotoxicity in rats. Phytotherapy Research 24 (1): 33-37.

Patil KR, Patil CR, Jadhav RB, Mahajan VK, Patil PR, Gaikwad PS (2009). Anti-arthritic activity of bartogenic

acid isolated from fruits of Barringtonia racemosa Roxb. (Lecythidaceae). Evidence Based Complementary

and Alternative Medicine doi:10.1093/ecam/nep148.

Jadhav RB, Anarthe SJ, Surana SJ, Gokhale SB (2005). Host-hemiparasite transfer of the C-glucosyl xanthone

mangiferin between Mangifera indica and Dendrophthoe falcata. Journal of Plant Interactions 1 (3): 171-177.

Jadhav RB, Kharya MD (2005). Plant flavonoids: A versatile class of phytoconstituents with potential anti-

inflammatory activity. Indian Drugs 42(8): 485-495.


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Dr Gourishankar R. Aland, M.Pharm., Ph.D.

Associate Professor, Pharmaceutical Chemistry

Campus Address:

Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry,


Kondhwa, Pune - 48


Fax: 020-26931322 Cell: 9922658458


Education:

B. Pharm. (1996): Government College of Pharmacy, Karad, Dist. Satara, Shivaji University, Kolhapur.

M.Pharm. in Pharmaceutical Chemistry (2000): BV’s Poona College of Pharmacy, Pune University, Pune.

Ph.D. in Biotechnology (2007): National Chemical Laboratory (CSIR), Pune, Pune University, Pune, India.


NCBS (TIFR) and DBT- Post-Doc (2006-2007): National Centre for Biological Sciences (TIFR), Bangalore,

Karnataka, India.

Assistant Professor (2007-2008): National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research (NIPER), Hyderabad,

Andhra Pradesh.

Associate Professor (2009- till date): S.T.E.S’s Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Pharmacy, Kondhwa(Bk) , Pune-48

Professional Affiliations: Maharashtra Pharmacists’ Association

Subject Taught: UG- Pharm. Organic Chemistry-II, Pharm. Biochemistry, Medicinal Chemistry

PG- Advanced Pharmaceutical and Medicinal Chemistry, Drug Design

Research Foci:

Working on the discovery of novel treatments for incurable diseases viz. AIDS, Cancer and Diabetes.

Cultivating genetic theragnostics using gold nanoparticles.

Studying interaction of gold/ silver nanoparticles with therapeutic agents.

Number of Research Projects: 02 Grants Received: Rs. 14,19,000 (DST, New Delhi) +

2,95,000 (BCUD, UoP, Pune)



Aland G, Ganesh KN (2012). (α-α-dimethyl)glycyl (dmg) PNAs: Achiral PNA analogs that form stronger hybrids

with cDNA relative to isosequential RNA. Artificial DNA- PNA & XNA 3: 1-9.

Ganesh KN, Aland G, Vyasbhattar R, Bokil P (2007). Property editing of Peptide nucleic Acids (PNA): gem-

dimethyl, cyanuryl and 8-aminoadenine PNAs. Nucleic Acids Symposium Series; Oxford University Press 51:

17-18.

Aland G, Shukla S, Sastry M, Ganesh KN (2005). DNA and PNA as templates for building nanoassemblies via

electrostatic complexation with gold nanoparticles. Current Applied Physics 5: 102-107.

Aland G, Shukla S, Ganesh KN, Sastry M (2004). Isothermal Titration Calorimetry Studies on the Binding of

DNA Bases and PNA Base Monomers to Gold Nanoparticles. Journal of American Chemical Society 126:

13186-13187.


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Dr. Pratima Thakur, M.Pharm., Ph.D.

Professor, Pharmacology

Campus Address:

Department of Pharmacology,

S.T.E.S.’s Smt. Kashibai Navale College of

Pharmacy, Kondhwa (BK), Pune – 48


Fax: 020-26931322 Cell: 7350708059


Education:

B.Pharm. (1991): University Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Nagpur University, India

M.Pharm. (1993): University Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Nagpur University, India

Ph.D. (2003): Max-Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry, Goettingen, Germany.


2010-2012 Staff Research Associate, Department of Physiology and Membrane Biology, University

of California, Davis, CA, USA

2007-2010 Postdoctoral Scholar, Department of Physiology and Membrane Biology, University of

California, Davis, CA, USA

2003-2006 Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Neurobiology and Anatomy, University of Texas

Medical School, Houston, USA

1999-2003 Scientific Coworker (Ph.D. student), Department of Membrane Biophysics, Max-Planck

Institute for Biophysical Chemistry, Goettingen, Germany and Institute for Physiology, Saarland

University, Homburg-Saar, Germany

1998-1999 Deutscher Akademischer Austausch Dienst (DAAD) Fellow, Germany

1995-1999 Scientist ‘B’, Department of Pharmacology, Central Drug Research Institute, Lucknow,

India

1993-1995 Lecturer in Pharmacology, Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research,

(Boargaon, Meghe) Wardha, Maharashtra State, India

Professional Affiliations: Biophysical Society, Society for Neuroscience, Indian Pharmacology

Society (IPS), Registered Pharmacist, MSPC, Mumbai, India

Subjects Taught: Pharmacology, Human Anatomy and Physiology, Biochemistry, Health Education

Research Foci: Using various highly specialized techniques including patch-clamp

electrophysiology, imaging and multidisciplinary approach my research goals are

1) To examine molecular mechanisms and ion channel functions in cell physiology at single cell level

2) Identification and study of small molecules for the treatment of neurological and immunological

Disorders, for e.g., Epilepsy, Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s disease, Multiple Sclerosis, Cancer


1) Thakur, P., Anderson, O.S., Sack, J.T. Effect of some commonly used phytochemicals on Kv

channel function modulation (In preparation)

2) Thakur, P., Dadsetan, S., Fomina, A.F. Bi-directional coupling between ryanodine receptors and

CRAC channel machinery sustains store-operated Ca2+ entry in human T cells (Submitted)

3) Wan, Q.F., Zhou, Z.-Y., Thakur, P., Vila, A., Sherry, D.M., Janz, R. & Heidelberger, R. (2010)

SV2 Acts Via Presynaptic Calcium to Regulate Neurotransmitter Release. Neuron. Jun 24;66(6):884-

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4) Thakur, P. *, Stevens, D.*, Sheng, Z.H. & Rettig, J. (2004). Effects of PKA-mediated

phosphorylation of Snapin on synaptic transmission in cultured hippocampal neurons. J Neurosci. Jul

21;24(29):6476-81 (* co-first author)

Please see PubMed for other publications


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Dr. Gayathri V. Patil M. Pharm., Ph.D.

Professor, Pharmaceutics

Campus Address:

Department of Pharmaceutics,

S.T.E.S.’s Smt. Kashibai Navale College of

Pharmacy, Kondhwa, Pune – 48


Fax: 020-26931322


Education:

B. Pharm. (1990): KRES College of Pharmacy, Bidar - 585 401, Karnataka.

M.Pharm. (1992): KLES College of Pharmacy, Belgaum - 590 010, Karnataka.

Ph.D. (2005): University Dept. of Pharmacy, Bundelkhand University, Jhansi - 284 128, Uttar Pradesh.


Lecturer (July 1992 – Feb. 2005): KLES College of Pharmacy, Belgaum - 590010, Karnataka.

Assist. Professor (Feb. 2000 – July 2004): KLES College of Pharmacy, Belgaum - 590010, Karnataka.

Reader (July 2003 – July 2004, on Lean): Bundelkhand University, Jhansi 284128, Uttar Pradesh.

Professor (July 2004): KLES College of Pharmacy, Belgaum - 590010, Karnataka.

Principal (Oct. 2005 - Apr. 2006), OES College of Pharmacy, Sanpada, Navi Mumbai 400 075, Maharashtra.

Principal (May 2006 – May 2007): GKF Global College of Pharmacy, Kahnpur Khui – 140 117, Punjab.

Principal (May 2007- July 2009): VES College of Pharmacy, Chembur, Mumbai – 400 074, Maharashtra.

Professor (Aug. 2011 – Apr. 2012): Rajarambapu College of Pharmacy, Kasegaon – 415 404, Maharashtra.

Professor (Oct. 2012 – till date): STES Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Pharmacy, Kondhwa, Pune -411 048.

Professional Affiliations: Association of Pharmaceutical Teachers of India (APTI), Karnataka State Pharmacy

Council (KSPC), Indian Chemical Society.

Subjects Taught: Pharmaceutics, Industrial Pharmacy, Physical Pharmacy, Biopharmaceutics, Drug Delivery

Systems.

Research Foci:

Physico-chemical, thermodynamic properties of drug and polymer in the design and development of a delivery

system, Biomedical waste management.


Patil GV, Dass SK, Chandra R (2011). Artemisia afra and modern diseases, Journal of Pharmacogenomics and

Pharmacoproteonomics, 2(3).

Chopra S, Patil GV, Motwani SK (2007). Release modulating hydrophilic matrix systems of losartan potassium:

Optimization of formulation using statistical experimental design, European Journal of Pharmaceutics and

Biopharmaceutics 66(1), 73-82.

Patil GV, Pokhrel K (2005). Bio-Medical Solid Waste Management In Hospital - A Case Study. Journal of Waste

Management, 25(6), 592-599.

Patil GV (2003). Bio-polymer albumin – for diagnosis and in drug delivery, Drug Development and Research,

58(3), 219-247.

Aminabhavi TM, Patil GV, Balundgi RH, Harlapur SH, Manvi FV, Bhaskar C (1998). A review on sustained

release of cardiovascular drugs through hydroxypropyl methylcellulose and sodium carboxymethyl-cellulose

polymer, Designed Monomers and Polymers, 1(4), 347-372.

Dr (Mrs) Jyotsana R. Madan, M.Pharm., Ph.D.

Associate Professor, Pharmaceutics

Campus Address:



Kondhwa, Pune - 48


Fax: 020-26931322 Cell: 9420148817

e-mail: [email protected] Education:

B. Pharm. (1991): L.M College of Pharmacy, Gujarat University, Ahmedabad.


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M.Pharm. (1993): L.M College of Pharmacy, Gujarat University, Ahmedabad.

Ph.D. (2010): Gautam Buddh Technical University, Lucknow.

Professional Work Experience: Teaching : 10 years, Industry : 05 years

Professional Affiliations: Life member of APTI, IPA

Subject Taught: UG- Pharmaceutics, Modern Dispensing Practices

Research Foci: I work in the field of Drug Delivery systems, with emphasis on Gastroretentive delivery systems,

Transdermal and Fast dissolving tablets. I am also pursuing research in the field of Biodegradable polymers.

Number of Research Projects: 01 Grants Received: Rs. 3.0 lacs



Madan J, Avachat A, Dangi M, Banode S (2012). Formulation and Evaluation of a Bilayer floating drug delivery

system of Nizatidine for nocturnal acid breakthrough. Ars Pharmaceutica 53(2): 09-14.

Dangi M, Madan J, Banode S (2010). Emulsion based drug delivery system. Indian Journal of Novel Drug

Delivery 3 (1): 63-70.

Singh R, Bharti N, Madan J, Hiremath SN (2010). Characterization of cyclodextrin inclusion complexes. Journal

of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology 2(3): 171-183.

Madan J, Singh R (2009). Optimization of mouth dissolving Meloxicam tablets prepared by sublimation

technique. Drug Invention Today, 1(2): 146-149.

Madan J, Sharma AK, Singh R (2009). Fast dissolving tablets of Aloe vera gel. Tropical Journal of

Pharmaceutical Research 8(1): 63-70.

Madan J, Sharma AK, Inamdar N, Rao HS, Singh R (2008). Immunomodulatory properties of Aloe vera gel in

mice. International Journal of Green Pharmacy 2(3): 152-154.

Dr Amit G Nerkar, M. Pharm., Ph.D.

Associate Professor, Medicinal Chemistry

Campus Address:



Kondhwa, Pune - 48


Fax: 020-26931322 Cell: 9820686871


Education:

B. Pharm. (2003): Vidyabharati College of Pharmacy, Amaravati University, Amaravati.

M.Pharm. (2005): College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Berhampur, BPUT, Orissa

Ph.D. (2010): School of Pharmacy and Technology Management (SPTM), SVKM’S NMIMS University, Mumbai-

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Lecturer (2005-2006): SGSPS, Institute of Pharmacy, Amravati University, Akola , Maharashtra.

Senior Research Fellow (2008-2010): SPTM, Indian Council of Medical Research (MH&FW).

Lecturer (2009-2010) : S.T.E.S’s Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Pharmacy, Kondhwa, Pune.

Assistant Professor (2010- till date ): ): S.T.E.S’s Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Pharmacy, Kondhwa, Pune

Professional Affiliations: 1. Editorial Board Member for more than 5 International Journals

2. American Chemical Society

Subject Taught: UG- Medicinal Chemistry-I

PG- Advance Pharma. Chemistry (Ist Sem), Advance Medicinal Chemistry (IInd Sem).

Research Foci:

My primary research interests are to investigate NCE Research as CNS active agents using Computer Aided Drug

Designing, Synthesis and receptor Pharmacology approach. I am also interested in NCE Research for Anticancer

agents using above techniques.

Number of Research Projects: 01 Grants Received: sanctioned Rs. 25 Lacs

Number of Publications:15 Number of Presentations: 20


Nerkar AG, Ghone SA, Thaker AK (2009). In Silico Screening And Adme Predictions Of Some Quinazolinones

As Potential DHFR Inhibitors For Anticancer Activity. Asian J. Chem 21 (7): 5363-72.


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Nerkar AG, Saxena AK, Thaker AK, Ghone SA (2009). In silcio Design, Synthesis and In Vitro evaluation of

Some Quinazolinone and Pyridine Analogues for Anticancer Activity, E-J.Chem 6 (S1): S95-98.

Nerkar AG, Patwa A, Sawant SD (2011). Plasmodium Falciparum Spermidine Synthase. J.Pharm Res 4 (5):

1309-13012.

Nekar AG, Lade KS, Sawant SD (2011). In silico Prioritization of Quinazolinones for anticonvulsant activity.

J.Pharm Res 4 (8): 1300-1303.

Nerkar AG, Lade KS, Chikhale HU, Joshi PP, Kudale SA, Sawant SD (2012). In Silico Design, Synthesis &

Pharmacological Screening Of Some Quinazolinones As Possible GABAA Receptor Agonists For Anticonvulsant

Activity. Int J Pharm Pharm Sci 4(2): 466-469.

Dr Ajay N. Sharma, M.Pharm., Ph.D.

Assistant Professor, Pharmacology

Campus Address:



Kondhwa, Pune – 48


Fax: 020-26931322 Cell: 7798502100


Education:

B.Pharm. (2001): Vidyabharati College of Pharmacy, Amaravati University, Amaravati.

M.Pharm. (2003): University Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Nagpur University, Nagpur.

Ph.D. (2011): Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio, USA.


Research Assistant (2003-2005): Sun Pharma Advanced Research Centre, Baroda, Gujarat.

Lecturer (2005-2007): S.K.B. College of Pharmacy, New Kamptee, Nagpur, Maharashtra.

Assistant Professor (2012- till date): S.T.E.S.s Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Pharmacy, Kondhwa, Pune -48.

Professional Affiliations: Indian Pharmacology Society (IPS), American Association For The Advancement of

Sciences (AAAS), Ohio-Miami Valley Society for Neuroscience (OMV-SfN).

Subjects Taught: Clinical Pharmacology, Molecular Pharmacology, Human Anatomy and Physiology.

Research Foci:

My primary research interests are to investigate the underlying mechanisms for the comorbidity of metabolic

disorders such as diabetes and obesity with neuropsychiatric disorders. I am also interested in dissecting the

mechanisms orchestrating drug addiction and dependence.


Sharma AN, Elased KM, Lucot JB (2012). Rosiglitazone treatment reversed depression- but not psychosis-like

behavior of db/db diabetic mice. Journal of Psychopharmacology (in press).

Sharma AN, Elased KM, Garrett TL, Lucot JB (2010). Neurobehavioral deficits in db/db diabetic mice.

Physiology and Behavior 101(3):381-8.

Sharma AN, Lucot JB, Garrett TL, Elased KM (2010). Depression and psychosis-like behavior in db/db diabetic

mice. Diabetes 59:A671-A672.

Sharma AN, Lucot JB, Garrett TL, Elased KM (2010). Alteration of monoamines processing in the brain of db/db

diabetic mice. Diabetes 59: A264.

Sharma AN, Chopde CT, Hirani K, Kokare DM, Ugale RR (2007). Chronic Progesterone treatment augments

while dehydroepiandrosterone sulphate prevents tolerance to ethanol anxiolysis and withdrawal anxiety in rats.

European Journal of Pharmacology 567(3):211-22.

Ugale RR, Sharma AN, Hirani K, Kokare DM, Subhedar NK, Chopde CT (2007). Neurosteroidal role in

anxiolytic action of nonbenzodiazepine etifoxine in rats. Brain Research 1184, 193–201.

Hirani K, Sharma AN, Jain NS, Ugale RR, Chopde CT (2005). Evaluation of GABAer -

hydroxy- -pregnan-20-one as a neurobiological substrate for the anti-anxiety effect of ethanol in rats.

Psychopharmacology (Berlin) 180: 267-278.


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Mrs. Meera C. Singh M. Pharm.(Q.A.)


Campus Address:

Department of Pharmaceutics


Kondhwa, Pune - 48


Fax: 020-26931322 Cell: 9860493404


B. Pharm. (1990): Bharati Vidyapeeth’s Poona College of Pharmacy, Pune .University of Pune.

M. Pharm. (1992): C. U. Shah College of Pharmacy, S.N.D.T. University, Mumbai.

Registered for Ph.D. (2011).


S.T.E.S’s Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Pharmacy, Kondhwa, Pune, Assistant Professor In Pharmaceutics ,

09/09/2008 Till date

University of Guayan Department of Health sciences, Senior Lecturer, 16 / 08 2006-30/ 05/ 2008

S.T.E.S’s Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Pharmacy, Kondhwa, Pune, , Pune, Assistant Professor

In Pharmaceutics ,02/07/2004 -7/ 10/ 2005

M.C.E. Society’s Allana College of Pharmacy, Pune, Lecturer in Pharmaceutics ,Promoted to Senior Lecture2 / 08

/1996-1 / 07/ 2004

P.D.E.A.’s S.G.R.S. College of Pharmacy, Saswad. Lecturer in Pharmaceutics, 1 / 08/ 1992 – 1/08/1996

Professional Affiliations: Life member of IPA and APTI. Registered Pharmacist for India and Guyana.

Subject Taught: UG-Pharmaceutical Engineering , Pharmaceutics III, II

PG- Sterile products formulation development , NDDS, Formulation Development.

Research Foci:

My primary research interests are –Nutraceuticals, Prebiotics, Liposomes, Special release tablets.

Number of Research Projects: - Grants Received: Rs. -

Number of Publications: 06 (last 3 years) Number of Presentations:10 ( last 3 years)


Singh M, Sayyad A, Sawant S (2010). Various Techniques Of Solubility Enhancement Of Poorly Soluble Drugs

with Special Emphasis On Solid Dispersion. A Review. Journal of Pharmacy Research 3(10).

Singh M, Naik A, Sawant S (2010). Transdermal Drug Delivery Systems with major emphasis on Transdermal

patches – A Review. Journal of Pharmacy Research 3(10).

Singh M, Gadhave N, Lade K (2011). Review on Influenza with special emphasis on swine flu. International

journal of current pharmaceutical research. 3 (1): 97-107.

Singh M, Gadhave N, Kedar Lade (2011). Tuberculosis: A dreaded or curable disease- A Review. Journal of

Pharmacy Research 4(7).

Singh M, Gaikwad P, Lade K (2011). Green Chemistry: Why and How - For Sustainable Chemical Industry and

Environmentally Commendable Civilization – A review article. Journal of Pharmacy Research 4(12).

Singh M, Kumbhar M (2012). Tamper Evident Pharmaceutical Packaging – Needs and advances. International

Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences Review and Research 13(2).

Singh M, Sapkale A, Thorat M. Investigation of Anti-inflammatory activity of whole flower extract of Butea

Monosperma by ex-vivo and in- vitro technique and their correlation (communicated).

Mr. Santosh P. Bahirat, M. Pharm.


Campus Address:



Kondhwa, Pune - 48


Fax: 020-26931322 Cell: 9921747131


Education:



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B. Pharm. (1998): S. G. R. S. College of Pharmacy, Saswad, Pune. University of Pune.

M. Pharm. (2001): Institute of Pharmacy, Wardha. Nagpur University, Nagpur.

Ph. D.: Registered in 2008


Lecturer (1998-1999): SS Thite College of Pharmacy, Shirur, Pune, Maharashtra.

Lecturer (2000-2005): S. G. R. S. College of Pharmacy, Saswad, Pune, Maharashtra

Assistant Professor (2005- till date): S.T.E.S’s Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Pharmacy, Kondhwa, Pune -48.

Professional Affiliations: Association of Pharmaceutical Teachers of India

Subject Taught: UG- Physical Pharmacy, MDP, Pharmaceutics III

PG- NDDS, F & D

Research Foci:

My primary research interests are to development of coprocessed excipients with improved functionality and use of it

in development of various dosage forms. I am also interested in development of novel dosage forms for ocular

diseases and use of Iontophoresis technique as a drug delivery approach in eye diseases.

Number of Research Projects: 01 Grants Received: Rs. 1.5 lacs

Number of Publications: 03 Number of Presentations: 02 No. of Books: 01


Bahirat SP (2002). Intellectual Property Rights: An Overview. Chronicle Pharmabiz.

Bahirat SP, Kulkarni M (2006). Pharmacogenomics- A Review. e-journal, 4(3).

Bahirat SP, Naval Yogesh (2012). Advances In Chitosan And Chitosan Derivatives For

Drug Delivery Perspective. International Journal of Pharmaceutical and Chemical Sciences, Volume 1, Issue 4.

October-December, 2012.

Mr Rajesh B. Patil, M.Pharm.

Assistant Professor, Pharmaceutical Chemistry

Campus Address:



Kondhwa, Pune - 48


Fax: 020-26931322 Cell: 7798502100


Education:

B. Pharm. (1995): Government College of Pharmacy, Vidynagar, Karad, Maharashtra.

M. Pharm. (1997): KLE’s College of Pharmacy, JNMC Campus, Neharu Nagar, Belgaum, Karnataka.


Lecturer (1997-1998): K.L.E.’s College of Pharmacy, Nipani, Dist: Belgaum, karnataka.

Lecturer (1998-2001): Dr. J. J. Magdum Pharmacy College, Jaysingpur Tal: Shirol, Dist: Kolhapur, Maharashtra.

Principal (2001-2008): Dr. J. J. Magdum Pharmacy College, Jaysingpur Tal: Shirol, Dist: Kolhapur, Maharashtra.


Professional Affiliations: Member of APTI

Subject Taught: UG- Medicinal Chemistry-II, Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry

PG- Nil

Research Foci:

My research interests are in design and synthesis of bioactive molecules by conventional synthetic methods. I am also

interested in investigation of synthesized molecules for pharmacological actions and in particular COX inhibition,

anticancer activity and to evaluate them as NNRT inhibitors.

Number of Research Projects: Nil Grants Received: Rs. Nil



Patil RB, Sawant SD (2012). 2D QSAR Analysis on B-Ring Trifluromethylated chromenone analogues as

anticancer agents. International Journal of Advances in Pharmacy, Biology and Chemistry. 1(1): 72-80.

Patil RB, Sawant SD (2012). Design, Synthesis and Pharmacological Evaluation of Chromenones and Related

Analogues. International Journal of Advances in Pharmacy, Biology and Chemistry. 1(1): 81-86.


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Patil RB, Sawant SD, Iyar VB (2012). Design, Synthesis, synthesis and Pharmacological Evaluation of

Chromenones and Related Analogues. International Journal of Pharmaceutical and Chemical Sciences. 1 (1).

Mrs. Minal R. Ghante, M. Pharm.


Campus Address:



Kondhwa, Pune - 48


Fax: 020-26931322 Cell: 9850190499


Education:

B. Pharm. (2002):D.S.T.S. Mandal’s College of Pharmacy, Solapur, Shivaji University, First class

M. Pharm. (2004): Appasaheb Birnale College of Pharmacy, Sangli, Shivaji University, First class with distinction

Ph.D. : Pursuing


Lecturer (2005-2010): S.T.E.S’s Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Pharmacy, Kondhwa, Pune -48.


Professional Affiliations: APTI, Maharashtra State Pharmacy Council.

Subject Taught: UG-Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry – I, Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry – II,

Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Biochemistry;

PG- Advanced Analytical Techniques Practical

Research Foci: My primary research interests are to develop and validate various analytical methods by using UV-

spectrophotometry, RP-HPLC, and HPTLC. To develop Stability Indicating Assay Methods for various drugs and

formulations.

Number of Research Projects: 04 Grants Received: Rs. 2,00,000

Number of Publications:13 Number of Presentations: 24


Sawant SD, Ghante MR, Gadhave N, Nikam A (2011). Spectrophotometric estimation of Tamsulosin

hydrochloride in tablet dosage form, International Journal of Pharmaceutical Research & Development. 3(4): 87-

92.

Shivsharan T, Ghante MR, Sawant SD (2011). Three Simple Spectrophotometric methods for Norfloxacin in

bulk and tablet dosage forms. International Journal of Pharmacy & Technology 3(2): 2757-2764.

Gadhave NA, Ghante MR, Nikam AD, Sawant SD. Simultaneous estimation of tamsulosin hydrochloride and

finasteride in combined dosage form by UV spectroscopy method. Journal of Pharmacy Research 4(8): 2672-

2674.

Sawant SD, Ghante MR, Deshpande AS, Munot NM (2010). Development and validation of RP-HPLC method

for the estimation of Tamsulosin hydrochloride in bulk drug & pharmaceutical dosage form. Journal of

Pharmacy Research 3(11): 2776-2778.

Sawant SD, Ghante MR, Deshpande AS, Shah B (2010). Three Simple Spectrometric Methods for Metoprolol in

Tablet Form. International Journal of Chemical and Analytical Science 1(9): 217-218.

Munot NM, Ghante MR, Deshpande AS, Gaikwad PV (2010). Development and Validation of RP-HPLC

Method For Simultaneous Estimation of Indapamide and Telmisartan. Journal of Pharmacy Research, 3(12):

2941-2943.

Gaikwad PV, Sawant SD, Ghante MR, Munot NM (2010). Ultra performance liquid chromatography: A recent

novel development in HPLC. Pharmacie globale: International journal of comprehensive pharmacy 1 (2): 08.

Gaikwad PV, Sawant SD, Ghante MR, Munot NM (2011). Three Simple Spectrometric Methods for Fenofibrate

in Tablet Form, Journal of Pharmacy Research 4(6): 1741-1742.


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Mr. Moreshwar P. Mahajan, M. Pharm.,

Associate Professor, Pharma. Analysis.

Campus Address:



Kondhwa, Pune - 48


Fax: 020-26931322 Cell: 9850273007


Education:

B. Pharm. (1994): Y. B. Chavan College of Pharmacy, Aurangabad. Dr. B.A.M. University, Aurangabad .

M. Pharm. (2001): S.G.S.I.T.S. Indore (M.P.), R.G.P.V. Bhopal , (M.P.)

Ph.D. (2009): Registered


Production Officer (1994-1996): FDC Ltd. B-8, Waluj MIDC , Aurangabad, (MS)

Lecturer & Assistant Professor (1996-2007): Anuradha College of Pharmacy, Chikali Dist. Buldhana, MS.

Assistant Professor (2007- till date): S.T.E.S’s Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Pharmacy, Kondhwa, Pune .


1.Life Member: Association of Pharmacy Teachers of India (APTI)MA/LM-497

2. Life Member: Indian Society for Technical Education (ISTE) LM-43317

3. Life Member: Indian Hospital Pharmacist Association (IHPA) ALM-50477

Subject Taught: UG- Pharmaceutical Analysis-II (Theory & Practical), Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence.

PG- Advanced Analytical Technique (Practical) Drug Regulatory Affairs.

Research Focus:

Analytical method Development & validation, Drug stability testing, Forced decomposition studies, stability-indicating

assays using UV, IR spectrophotometer & HPLC system.

Number of Research Projects: 02 Grants Received: Rs. 05.00 Lacs



Mahajan MP, Sawant SD (2012). Simultaneous Estimation of Valsartan and Hydrochlorothiazide in fixed dose

combination by UV spectrophotometry. International Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research 3(1).

Mahajan MP, Sawant SD (2012). Validated Spectrophotometric method for the estimation of Zolpidem tartrate in

Bulk and Tablet Formulation, International Journal of Chem Tech Research 4: 403-408.

Mahajan MP, Sawant SD (2011). Validated RP-HPLC Method for the Determination of Zolpidem tartrate in Bulk

and Tablet Dosage Form. Journal of Pharmacy Research. 4(10):3789-91.

Mahajan MP, Sawant SD (2011). Estimation of Diacerein by UV Spectrophotometry in Bulk and formulation.

International Journal of Chemical and Analytical Sciences 2(1): 1-2.

Mahajan MP, Sawant SD (2011). Spectrophotometric method development and validation for estimation of

Tizanidine Aceclofenac in Bulk drug & Tablet formulation. International Journal of Chem Tech Research 3:

620-624.

Mahajan MP, Sawant SD (2011). Simultaneous Estimation of Tizanidine and Aceclofenac in bulk & Tablet

Formulation by Q-Analysis & Area Under Curve. International journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences Review and

Research 8(1): 58-61.


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Ms. Manjusha Dole, M.Pharm. (Quality Assurance)


Campus Address:



Kondhwa, Pune - 48


Fax: 020-26931322 Cell: 9049530832


Education:

B. Pharm. : Seth Govind Raghunath Sable College of Pharmacy, Pune University.

M.Pharm. : Poona College of Pharmacy, University of Pune


1. Industry QA & QC

2. Assistant Professor in Pharmaceutical Chemistry (2006- till date): S.T.E.S’s Smt. Kashibai Navale College of

Pharmacy, Kondhwa, Pune -48. Maharashtra.

Professional Affiliations: Life member APTI

Subject Taught:

UG- Pharmaceutical Analysis I, Pharmaceutical Analysis III

PG- Advanced Analytical Techniques, Quality Assurance Techniques

Research Foci:

Analytical method development and validation main focus is on developing the necessary analytical methods to

confirm the chemical structure of the API, its content, purity and quality in the pharmaceutical formulations.

Number of Research Projects: 01 Grants Received: Rs 1,00,000/-



Dole M, Patel P, Sawant SD, Shedpure P (2011). Advance Applications of Fourier Transform Infrared

Spectroscopy, International Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences Review and Research, 2(7):159-166.

Patel P, Dole M, Sawant SD, Shedpure P (2011). Spectrophotometric Simultaneous Estimation of Salbutamol

and Ambroxol in bulk and formulation. Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical and Clinical Research 4 (3): 42-

45.

Patel PA, Dole MN, Sawant SD, Shedpure PS (2011). Simultaneous determination of Salbutamol and

Ambroxol in fixed dose combination by Spectrophotometry. International Journal of Pharmaceutical

Science and Research 2011; 2(5): 1225-1230.

Shedpure PS, Dole MN, Sawant SD, Patel PA (2011). Spectrophotometric determination of dexrabeprazole

sodium in bulk & tablet dosage form by first order derivative spectroscopy and Area under the curve.

International Journal of Pharmacy and Technology 3 (2): 2564-2572.

Priyanka S, Shedpure P, Patel P, Sawant SD, Dole MN (2011). Spectrophotometeric Determination Of

Dexrabeprazole Sodium And Domperidone Maleate In Bulk & Capsule Dosage Form By First Order

Derivative Spectroscopy, RJPT 4(7).

Mr. Shrikant S. Pawar, M. Pharm.


Campus Address:



Kondhwa, Pune - 48


Fax: 020-26931322 Cell: 09822962721




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Education:

B. Pharm. (2003): Satara College of Pharmacy, Satara. Shivaji University, Kolhapur.

M. Pharm. (2006): K.L.E’S College of Pharmacy, Hubli. Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences. Bangalore.


Lecturer (2003-2004): College of Pharmacy, Satara.

Assistant Professor (2006-2007): Satara College of Pharmacy, Satara.


Professional Affiliations: APTI

Subject Taught: UG- APHE, Pharmacology-I, Pharmacology-II, Pharmacology-III

PG- Molecular Pharmacology

Research Foci:

My primary research interests are Chronopharmacology, Pharmacoepidemiology, Pharmacoeconomics




Pawar SS, Paigude MH, Sawant SD, Khater SM (2009). Antidiarrheal and Analgesic Activity of Leaves Extract of

Dodonaea Viscosa Jacq. Int. Journal of Pharmacology and Biological Sciences.

Pawar SS, Gaonkar RK, Sawant SD (2008). Genes Responsible For Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus. Adv. Pharmacol.

Toxicol. 9(1): 27-34.

Pawar SS, Paigude MH, Sawant SD, Khater SM (2009). Hepatoprotective Activity of Aqueous Extract of

Dodonaea viscosa in Paracetamol and CCL4 Induced Albino Rats. Adv. Pharmacol. Toxicol. 10 (3): 107-110.

Pawar SS, Thakurdesai PA (2011). Cultural Adaptation and Validation of Hindi translated Multidimensional

Diabetes Questionnaire (MDQ) for Assessing Quality of Life of Patients with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus in Indian

Subjects. Journal of Pharmaceutical Research & Clinical Practice 1(3): 7-11.

Mr. Prashant S. Sarda M.Pharm.


Campus Address:



Kondhwa, Pune – 48.

Phone: Off: 020-26906166; Extn. – 219

Fax: 020-26931322 Cell: 7798444001


Education:

B. Pharm. (2002):Y. B. Chavan College of Pharmacy, Aurangabad.

M. Pharm. (2007): Pad. Dr. D. Y. Patil Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences & Research, Pimpri, Pune.


Asst. Prof. (Pharmacology Dept.): Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Pharmacy, Kondhwa, Pune. (2009 to

till date)

Planning Manager (2008-2009): Watermelon Healthcare Communications, Mumbai.

Lecturer (2007-2008): Marathwada Mitra Mandal’s College of Pharmacy, kalewadi, Pune Maharashtra.

Professional Service Representative (2002-2003): Sarabhai Piramal Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd., Pune.

Field Sales Officer (2003-2004) Intas Pharmaceuticals Ltd., Pune.


Registered Pharmacist at Maharashtra State Pharmacy Council.

Life Membership of Inflammation Research Association, USA.

Subject Taught: UG- Pharmacology – III, Computer Applications, Pharmacology - II

PG- Nil


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Research Foci:

My primary research interests are to investigate the underlying mechanisms of Asthma and various Neurological

disorders. I am also interested in clinical pharmacology and Toxicology.

Number of Research Projects: Nil Grants Received: Rs. Nil

Number of Publications: 04 Number of Presentations: Nil

Publications:

Suralkar AA, Ghaisas MM, Jadhav SS, Sarda PS (2007). Evaluation of Antidepressant Activity of Gymnema

sylvestre R.Br. Planta Indica 3(1): 41-43.

Suralkar AA, Ghaisas MM, Deshpande AD, Sarda PS (2007). Antihistaminic Activity of aqueous extract of

Gymnema sylvestre, R. Br. Leaves Planta Indica 3(3): 25-27.

Suralkar AA, Ghaisas MM, Jadhav SS, Sarda PS, Thakare VN (2008). In – Vivo Animal Models for

Evaluation of Anti – inflammatory Activity. Pharmainfo.net, Latest Reviews 6(2).

Suralkar AA, Deshpande AD, Chitlange SS, Sarda PS, Borate AR (2011). Protective Effect of Polyherbal

Drug, Acisim in Ethanol – Induced Gastric Mucosal Lesions in Experimental Rats. Inventi – Rapid

Ethnopharmacology Issue 03.

Mrs. Preeti P. Lasure, M.Pharm.


Campus Address:

Department of Pharmaceutical chemistry,


Kondhwa, Pune - 48


Fax: 020-26931322 Cell: 9850843547


Education:

B. Pharm. (2005): Sinhgad College of Pharmacy, Vadgoan, Pune University.

M. Pharm. (2008): Govt. College of Pharmacy, Karad, Shivaji University, Kolhapur.

Ph.D. (2011): Registered: Pacific University, Udaipur, Rajasthan.


1. Lecturer (2008-2009): AES’ Abhinav College of Pharmacy, Narhe, Ambegoan , Pune, Maharashtra.

2. Assistant Professor (As per 6th Pay scale) in Pharmaceutical Biochemistry (2009- till date): S.T.E.S’s Smt.

Kashibai Navale College of Pharmacy, Kondhwa, Pune -48. Maharashtra.

Professional Affiliations: APTI , Maharashtra Pharmacy Council, Maharashtra Pharmacist association

Subjects Taught:

UG- Pharmaceutical Biochemistry, Pharm. Inorganic Chemistry , Pharmaceutical Analysis II

PG- NIL

Research Foci: My primary research interests are analytical method Development and Validation.

Number of Research Projects: 01 Grants Received: Rs. In Process

Number of Publications: Published 5

Communicated 3

Number of Presentations: 4



novel development in HPLC. Pharmacie globale: International journal of comprehensive pharmacy 1 (2): 08.

Gaikwad PV, Sawant SD, Ghante MR, Munot NM (2011). Three Simple Spectrometric Methods for Fenofibrate

in Tablet Form, Journal of Pharmacy Research 4(6): 1741-1742.

Munot NM, Ghante MR, Deshpande AS, Gaikwad PV (2010). Development and Validation of RP-HPLC


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Method For Simultaneous Estimation of Indapamide and Telmisartan. Journal of Pharmacy Research, 3(12):

2941-2943.

Munot NM, Sawant SD, Gaikwad PV, Jagtap SG (2010). Ion exchange resins in pharmaceuticals: A review.

Journal of Pharmacy Research. 3(12): 2928-29.

Patil H, Singh MC, Gaikwad P, Lade KS, Gadhave NA, Sawant SD (2011). Green Chemistry- Why And How-

For Sustainable Chemical Industry And Envoirmentally commendable Civilization: A Review. Journal of

Pharmacy Research 4(12): 4798-4804.

Mrs. Supriya G. Jagtap, M. Pharm.

Assistant Professor, Pharmacognosy

Campus Address:

Department of Pharmacognosy,


Kondhwa, Pune - 48


Fax: 020-26931322 Cell: 8888837747


Education:

B. Pharm. (2002): Modern College of Pharmacy, Nigdi, Pune 44.

M. Pharm. (2003): N.D.M.V.P. S’s, College of Pharmacy, Nashik.


Pharmacist (2002-2003): Vijay Medical Stores, Bhosari , Pune, 39.

Q.C. Chemist (2003-2005): Biostar Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd., Bhosari, Pune

Q.C. Chemist (2005-2006): Oswal Pharmaceuticals & Repackaging Pvt. Ltd, Kondhwa, Pune.

Lecturer (2006-2007): S.T.E.S’s, Sinhgad College of Pharmacy (Poly), Vadgaon, Pune.


Professional Affiliations: MSPC, MPA

Subject Taught: UG- Pharmacognosy I & Pharmacognosy II

PG- NIL

Research Foci:

My primary research interests are to study the Pharmacognostic study of plant and to do the phytochemical screening.

I am also interested in studying the pharmacological activity of plant, extract.

Number of Research Projects: Grants Received: Rs.



Jagtap SG, Pal SC (2010). Evaluation of In Vitro Antioxidant Activity of Petroleum Ether and Methanolic

Extracts of Cassia fistula Linn. Journal of Pharmacy Research 3(12).

Pagariya NR, Sawant SD, Jagtap SG, Ghante MR (2010). Ion Exchange Resin in Pharmaceuticals… An Review.

Journal of Pharmacy Research 3(12).

Mr. Atul Nikam, M.Pharm.


Campus Address:



Kondhwa, Pune - 48


Fax: 020-26931322 Cell: 9762283757


Education:

B. Pharm. (2003): Seth Govind Raghunath Sable College of Pharmacy, University of Pune, Pune (MH) India

M. Pharm. (2006): A.I.S.S.M.S. College of Pharmacy, University of Pune, Pune (MH) India.

M.S. (2009) Biomedicine: University of Skovde, Sweden.



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Lecturer (2006-2008): S.T.E.S’s Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Pharmacy, Kondhwa, Pune -48.

Research Student (March 2010 – Nov. 2010): BMC, Unit of Functional Pharmacology Dept. of Neuroscience, Uppsala

University, Sweden.

Document Review Analyst (March 2011 – Oct. 2011): Echo Solutions Pvt. Ltd., Juhu Vile Parle, Mumbai .


Professional Affiliations: APTI

Subject Taught: UG- Pharmaceutical Analysis & Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry

PG- Nil

Research Foci: I am interested to develop newer analytical techniques based on UV, HPLC and many more to explore

my skills towards characterization of pharmaceuticals and biological at constrained cost as well as time.




Nikam AD, Pawar SS, Gandhi SV (2008). Estmation of Paracetamol and Aceclofenac in Tablet Formulation by

Ratio Derivative Spectroscopy. Indian Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences 70(5):525-527.

Gandhi SV, Shah JV, Nikam AD, Vaidyanathan V (2008). Estmation of Ofloxacin and Tinidazole in Tablet Dosage

form by Ratio Derivative spectroscopy. Indian J. Pharm Educ. Res. 42: 70-73.

Nikam AD, Pawar S, Gandhi S (2007). Simultaneous estimation of Aceclofenac and Paracetamol. Asian Journal

of Chemistry 19(7): 5075-5080.

Nikam AD (2002). Bioinformatics- An Overview. Pharma Pulse 18.

Dr Vishal P Zambre, M.Pharm., Ph.D.


Campus Address:



Kondhwa, Pune - 48


Fax: 020-26931322 Cell: 999 8032 170


Education:

B. Pharm. (2003): AISSMS College of Pharmacy, Pune.

M. Pharm. (2005): A.B. College of Pharmacy, Sangli.

Ph.D. (2012): Pharmacy Department, The M. S. University of Baroda, Vadodara


Lecturer (2005-2006): Sinhgad Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Kusgaon, Pune.

Research Associate (2006-2007): Macleods Pharmaceuticals Ltd. R & D Centre, Mumbai

Visiting Faculty (2009-2010): Department of Applied Mathematics, Faculty of Tech. & Engg., The M.S.University of

Baroda, Vadodara, Gujarat.

Assistant Professor (Nov.2011- till date): S.T.E.S’s Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Pharmacy, Kondhwa, Pune -48.


American Chemical Society, Washington, USA

Association of Community Pharmacist of India, Manipal, India

Subject Taught: UG- Medicinal Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry

PG- Drug Design

Research Foci:

My primary research interest is Structure and Ligand-based drug designing of some novel enzyme inhibitors. I mainly

focus on Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationship (QSAR), 3D-QSAR, Pharmacophore model development,

Molecular docking and Virtual screening as tools for Hit-to-lead identification approach. Some of my previous work in

this area includes development of models to predict anti-telomerase activity of DNA G-quadruplex ligands and tumor

necrosis alpha converting enzyme (TACE) inhibitors.


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Zambre VP, Murumkar PR, Giridhar R, Yadav MR (2009). Structural investigations of acridine derivatives by

CoMFA and CoMSIA reveal novel insight into their structures toward DNA G-quadruplex mediated telomerase

inhibition and offer a highly predictive 3D-model for substituted acridines. J. Chem. Inf. Model. 49(5):1298-311.

Murumkar PR, DasGupta S, Zambre VP, Giridhar R, Yadav MR (2009). Development of Predictive 3D-QSAR

CoMFA and CoMSIA Models for beta-aminohydroxamic Acid-Derived Tumor Necrosis Factor-alpha onverting

Enzyme Inhibitors. Chem. Biol. Drug Des. 73 (1):97-107.

Murumkar PR, DasGupta S, Zambre VP, Giridhar R, Yadav MR (2010). Development of predictive pharmacophore

model for in silico screening and 3D QSAR CoMFA and CoMSIA studies for lead optimization for designing of

potent Tumor Necrosis Factor a Converting Enzyme inhibitors. J. Comp. Aid. Mol. Des. 24: 143-156.

Zambre VP, Murumkar PR, Giridhar R, Yadav MR (2010). Development of highly predictive 3D-QSAR CoMSIA

models for anthraquinone and acridone derivatives as telomerase inhibitors which target G-quadruplex DNA telomere.

J. Mol. Graph. Model. 29: 229– 239.

Deshpande AY, Gurav S, Punde R, Zambre VP, Kulkarni R, Pandey S, Mungantiwar A, Mullangi R (2011).

Development and validation of a highly sensitive LC-MS/MS method for simultaneous quantitation of ethionamide

and ethionamide sulfoxide in human plasma: application to a human pharmacokinetic study. Biomed Chromatogr

25: 985-94.

Book Chapter: Yadav MR, Murumkar PR, Zambre VP. “Advances in studies on Collagenase Inhibitors” In

Advances in Studies on Matrix Metalloproteinase Inhibitors, Series: Experientia Supplementum, Springer Basel AG,

Switzerland. (In Press).

Mr. Nilesh B. Kulkarni, M. Pharm.

Assistant Professor, Pharmaceutics

Campus Address:



Kondhwa, Pune - 48


Fax: 020-26931322 Cell: 9823282223


B. Pharm. (2003): Y.B. Chavan College of Pharmacy, Aurangabad, Maharashtra.

M. Pharm. (2006): K.L.E.’s College of Pharmacy, Hubli, Karnataka.

Ph. D. : Registered


Lecturer (2006-07) at Y.B. Chavan College of Pharmacy, Aurangabad from



Subject Taught: UG- Pharmaceutics-I, Pharmaceutics-IV, Pharmaceutics-III

PG- Formulation and Development, Research Methodology.

Research Foci:

My research areas are Multiparticulate drug delivery systems specially microencapsulation. I am also interested in

working on various emulsions based systems.

Number of Research Projects: 01 Grants Received: Rs. 3 lacs as a co-investigator from

UoP in the year 2012




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Mr. Rahul Vijay Takawale, M. Pharm., M.B.A.


Campus Address:



Kondhwa, Pune - 48


Fax: 020-26931322 Cell: 7798502100


Education:

B. Pharm. (1997): Seth Govind Raghunath Sable College of Pharmacy, Saswad , University of Pune.

M. Pharm. (2010): Poona College of Pharmacy, Bharti Viidyapeet deemed University, Pune.

M.B.A. (2000): Mahatma Phule Institute of Management, Pune, University of Pune.


Emcure Pharmaceuticals Pune(1997): Business Executive

Lecturer (1998-2006): Seth Govind Raghunath Sable College of Pharmacy, Saswad, Pune ,Maharashtra.

Lecturer (2006-2008): Abhinav College of Pharmacy( D. Pharm), Pune ,Maharashtra

Lecturer (2010-2011): Abhinav College of Pharmacy( B. Pharm), Pune ,Maharashtra



Subject Taught: UG- Pharmacology II , Pharmaceutical Business Management , Biostatistics

PG- ---

Research Foci:

My area of research interests are Cardiovascular diseases, Kidney related studies


Number of Publications: Number of Presentations:


Ms.Dyandevi M Mathure, M.Pharm., Assistant

Professor

Campus Address:



Kondhwa, Pune – 48


Fax: 020-26931322 Cell: 8421556336


Education:

B.Pharm. (2008): N.D.M.V.P’s College of Pharmacy, Nashik, Pune University.

M.Pharm. (2010): AISSM’s College of Pharmacy, Pune University, Pune.


Assistant Professor (2010-2012): A. E. Society’s College of Pharmacy, Narhe, Pune -41.

Assistant Professor (2012- till date): S.T.E.S.s Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Pharmacy, Kondhwa, Pune -48.

Subjects Taught: Pharmaceutics-I, Modern Dispensing practices, Pharmaceutical Engineering, Physical Pharmacy,

Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence.

Research Foci:

My primary research interests are to develop controlled release pellets of cefixime.


D.M. Mathure, M.R. Bhalekar (2011). “Formulation & statistical optimization of controlled released pellets of

cetrizine dihydrochloride”, Scholar research Library, Der Pharmacia lettre.



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Mrs.Neha M.Munot M.Pharm;

Assistant Professor, Pharmaceutics

Campus Address:



Kondhwa, Pune - 48


Fax: 020-26931322 Cell: 8928343301


Education:

B. Pharm. (2006): Sinhgad College Of Pharmacy, Pune university, Pune.

M.Pharm. (2009): C.U.Shah College of Pharmacy, SNDT University, Mumbai

Ph.D. : Registered at Pacific Acadamy of Higher Education and Research, Udaipur, Rajasthan


Assistant Professor (Jan 2009- till date): S.T.E.S’s Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Pharmacy, Kondhwa, Pune -48.


APTI (MA/LM-1360 ) Life member

Maharashtra state Pharmacy council -85345

Maharashtra Pharmacist Association

Subject Taught: UG-Pharmaceutical Microbiology and Immunology (Theory & Practicals);

Modern Dispensing Practices (Practicals)

Research Foci:

Novel drug delivery systems, Targeted and sustained drug delivery systems.

Number of Research Projects: 01(In process) Grants Received: In process

Number of Publications:6 published (5 communicated) Number of Presentations:12


Munot NM, Sawant SD, Gaikwad PV, Jagtap SG (2010). Ion exchange resins in pharmaceuticals: A review.

Journal of Pharmacy Research 3(12): 2928-29.

Munot NM, Ghante MR, Deshpande AS, Gaikwad PV (2010). Development and Validation of RP-HPLC Method

For Simultaneous Estimation of Indapamide and Telmisartan. Journal of Pharmacy Research 3(12):2941-2943.

Munot NM, Bajaj AN (2011). Formulation And Evaluation Of Gastroretentive Indapamide Micro Balloons In

Combination With Telmisartan Minitablets. International journal of Pharma and bio sciences 2(2): 141-152.

Sawant SD, Ghante MR, Deshpande AS, Munot NM (2010).Development and validation of RP-HPLC method for

the estimation of tamsulosin hydrochloride in bulk drug & pharmaceutical dosage form. Journal of Pharmacy

Research 3(11):2776-2778.


novel development in HPLC. Pharmacie globale: International journal of comprehensive pharmacy 01(02):1-3.

Gaikwad PV, Sawant SD, Ghante MR, Munot NM (2011). Three Simple Spectrometric Methods for Fenofibrate in

Tablet Form. Journal of Pharmacy Research 4 (6):1741-1742.


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10. INFORMATION OF INFRASTRUCTURE AND OTHER RESOURCES AVAILABLE

Sr.

No.

Particulars Available

LIBRARY

1 No. Of Library books 5357

2 No. Of titles available 1449

3 No. Of journals and periodicals 24

4 List of online National/International Journals 93 (Science Direct & Bentham Science)

STN facility for database search

5 Total cost of books and e-journals Rs. 68 lacs

6 Library book transaction Trough AUTOLIB software

7 E-Library Facilities Yes

8 Digital Library Facility Yes

LIST OF EQUIPMENTS (Above Rs.5, 000) as on 20/10/2012

1 Department of Pharmaceutics

Sr.

No

Name of the Equipment Available

Qty

Price /Unit

(Rs)

Total

Amount

(Rs)

Procure

ment Year

1 Centrifuge (Remi R-81) 02 14,578.5 29,157 2005-2006

2 Sieve shaker (Gyratory Jayant J-95) 01 13,543 13,543 2005-2006

3 Autoclave (Equiptron 7421-ST) 02 24,989 49,979 2005-2006

4 Hot Air Oven (18x18x18)(PEW250ss) 02 18,952 37,904 2005-2006

5 Hot Air Oven (12x12x12) (PEW 20 Ro) 02 13,175.5 26,351 2005-2006

6 Bulk Density Apparatus (Metalabs) 01 9,246 9,246 2005-2006

7 Electronic Balance (220 gm) Contech 01 16,859 16,859 2005-2006

8 Capsule filling Machine (Dolphin 1018 ss-316) 01 16,483 16,483 2005-2006

9 Medium Duty High Speed Emulsifier (Remi RQ-

127D)

01 6,806 6,806 2005-2006

10 Bacteriological incubator Size – 18”x 18”x18”

Make – Pathak

02 16,312.5 32,625 2006-2007

11 Binocular Microscope Labomed Make –

Vision 2000

02 21,937.5 43,875 2006-2007

12 Steel Distillation plant wall Make – Pathak

Capacity – 4 Ltr/ hr

01 7,200 7,200 2006-2007

13 Aseptic cabinet with sloping front with

germicidal UV tube

01 5,625 5,625 2006-2007

14 Colony Counter Digital Make –Equiptron

( Medica Instruments)

01 6,359 6,359 2006-2007

15 Digital Conductivity meter with cell K-1,

Equiptronic

01 5,569 5,569 2006-2007

16 Antibiotic Zone Reader 01 11,137 11,137 2006-2007

17 Anaerobic Jar Equiptron (Medica Instruments ) 01 7,087 7,087 2006-2007

18 Hot Air Oven Size- 18”x18”x18” (Pathak) 01 15,750 15,750 2007-2008

19 Tablet Dissolution Tester Model- TDT -08L 01 1,10,250 1,10,250 2007-2008

20 Tablet Disintegration Tester Model- ED -2L 01 35,044 35,044 2007-2008

21 Tablet Friability Tester Model- EF -1W 01 27,562 27,562 2007-2008

22 90mm Membrane Filter Holder SS 316 quality 01 5,850 5,850 2007-2008

23 5 Liters Pressure vessel SS 316 quality 01 9,428 9,428 2007-2008

24 5 Liters Tank with stirrer SS 304 quality 01 19,687 19,687 2007-2008

25 12 Station Lab press multi tooling machine 01 1,92,951 1,92,951 2007-2008

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Type- D,B, BB Model- GMP

26 Stability Chamber Triple Model- GMP 01 2,81,250 2,81,250 2007-2008

27 Vibratory Sifter 12”dia contact parts 316SS

Model- GMP

01 35,376 35,376 2007-2008

28 Multimill lab model ( Portable type platform)

12 beaters

01 40,556 40,556 2007-2008

29 Rapid mixture granulator Model- Lab 01 1,87,031 1,87,031 2007-2008

30 Coating Pan 12” GMP 01 30,994 30,994 2007-2008

31 Polishing Pan 300- 4S 01 9,619 9,619 2007-2008

32 Planetary mixture Model- GMP 01 59850 59,850 2007-2008

33 Ointment Cream MFG Unit 01 1,96,875. 1,96,875 2007-2008

34 Liquid oral MFG unit 01 185625 1,85,625 2007-2008

35 Spraying system 01 61,988 61,988 2007-2008

36 SS. S Tanks 40Lit. 01 10,688 10,688 2007-2008

37 Capsule filling machine ( Pampack design)

hand operated

01 37,358 37,358 2007-2008

38 ROPP capping machine 01 21,550 21,550 2007-2008

39 Bulk Density App. Make- DBK 01 21,938 21,938 2007-2008

40 Horizontal Laminar Flow Unit Model- CS 324 01 56,445 56,445 2007-2008

41 Semi automatic labeling machine 01 12,480 12,480 2007-2008

42 Air Handling Unit for Aseptic Area 01 4,20,000 4,20,000 2008-2009

43 Double Cone Blender, Capacity 10 Lit,

SS 316, 0.5 HP/3 phase?TEFC/1440 RPM

01 62,688 62,688 2008-2009

44 Fluid Bed Dryer, Capacity 5 Kg,

Model-GMP, Type- Lab Model

01 2,07,887 2,07,887 2008-2009

45 Digital Brookfield Viscometer 01 1,65,984 1,65,984 2008-2009

46 Contech Electronic Balance Model-CT-601Acc.-

0.1g Cap- 600g

01 7687.33 7,687 2008-2009

47 Ball Mill with stainless steel drum Male- Almicro

Cap- 1kg.

01 6,410.00 6,410 2008-2009

48 Vacuum Pump oil 1/4th Hp superior Make- Value

Model- VE 115

01 7,363.00 7,363 2008-2009

49 Ampoule Filling sealing machine Hand operated

make- Intex

01 7,579.00 7,579 2008-2009

50 Ointment filling Machine Make- Intex 01 7,796.00 7,796 2008-2009

51 B.O. D. Incubator with voltage stabilizer make-

Remi

02 67,231.0 1,34,462 2008-2009

52 Homogenizer higher speed

Make- Remi Model- RQT 127A/D

05 9,212.60 46,063 2008-2009

53 Semi Automatic Bottle Washing Machine 01 47,734 47,734 2008-2009

54 Semi Automatic Bottle Filling Machine 01 43,837.0 43,837 2008-2009

55 Semi Automatic Bottle Filling Machine with

syringe

02 16,561.0 16,561 2008-2009

56 Mini Geared Stirrer (Propeller type Agitator) 05 5,937.80 29,689 2008-2009

57 Diffusion Cell Apparatus Make- Orchid Model-

FDC 06

01 45,787.00 45,787 2009-2010

58 Lab Spray Drier, Model LU-222 Advanced 01 5,80,000 5,80,000 2010-2011

TOTAL 3829477

2 Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry

Sr.

No.

Name of the Equipment

Available

Qty

Price /Unit

(Rs)

Total

Amount

(Rs)

Procure

ment Year

1 Abbe’s Refractometer (Rajdhani RSR-1) 01 14,271 14,271 2005-2006

2 Polarimeter (Rajdhani RSR-1) 01 19,597 19,597 2005-2006

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3 Digital Photoelectric Colorimeter (Equiptron EQ-

650A)

01 6,633 6,633 2005-2006

4 Photoelectric Colorimeter (Equiptron EQ-650A) 01 7,160 7,160 2005-2006

5 Digital pH meter (Equiptronic EQ-610) 04 5,527.5 22,110 2005-2006

6 Electronic Balance (220gm) Contech 02 16,859 33,718 2005-2006

7 Electronic Balance (50gm) Contech 01 20,435 20,435 2005-2006

8 Soxhlet Apparatus 01 5,315 5,315 2005-2006

9 Melting point Apparatus (Veego VMP-1) 02 10,884.5 21,769 2005-2006

10 Vacuum Pump (Superfit) 01 7,781 7,781 2005-2006

11 Water Distillation Unit (SS table –7652) 01 5,799 5,799 2005-2006

12 Hot Plate with Magnetic Stirrer (MS-2) 02 7,816 15,632 2005-2006

13 Shimadzu ELB BL –330H Model – BL330H Make

– Shimadzu, Capacity – 300gms

02 14,625 29,250 2006-2007

14 Shimadzu ELB BL –200H Model – BL220H Make

– Shimadzu, Capacity – 220gms

01 31,500 31,500 2006-2007

15 Vacuum Pump oil Make – Super fir Model – OFD

45 s Motor – 1/B Max. press with vacuum gauge

regulator for oil free pump

03 8,154.66 24,464 2006-2007

16 Water Bath with thermostatic with control,

12 holes (Pathak)

03 7,477.67 22,343

2006-2007

17 Laboratory Fume Cupboard Size – 7’ & 5’ 02 1,43,848 2,87,696 2006-2007

18 UV-Visible Spectrophotometer

(Jasco V 530 pc)

01 2,04,660 2,04,660 2006-2007

19 Hot Air oven Size- 18”x 18”x18” (Pathak) 02 16,565.50 33,131 2006-2007

20 Ultrasonicator Model- UCB 400 01 24,907 24,907 2007-2008

21 Digital Nephelo turbidiometer

Make- Systronic , Model- 132

01 9,959 9,959 2007-2008

22 Digital PH Meter Make- Systronic , Model- 802 02 8,072 16,144 2007-2008

23 Digital Flame flurometer Make- Systronic ,

Model- 802

01 40,255 40,255 2007-2008

24 Digital Photoflurometer Make- Systronic , Model-

152

01 30,925 30,925 2007-2008

25 Contech Electronic Balance

Model –CA 3A Cap.- 30gAccuracy-0.0001g

01 36,691 36,691 2007-2008

26 Digital Conductivity meter Model -306

Make- Systronic

01 13,733 13,733 2007-2008

27 Deep freezer with stabilizer Model- Remi Model-

RQFV -170

01 51,638 51,638 2007-2008

28 Contech Electronic Balance Model-

CA-601 Capacity-600g,Accuracy-0.1g,

04 8,698 34,792 2007-2008

29 Contech Electronic Balance Model-

CB-220 Capacity-220g,Accuracy-0.01g

02 16,708 33,416 2007-2008

30 D. M. Water Plant ( Ion exchange) 01 15694 15,694 2007-2008

31 Calcium & Lithium filters for Dig. Flame

photometer Machine

01 each 7312.5 14,625 2008-2009

32 Binary Gradient HPLC-2000 Model- Jasco 01 9,96,925 9,96,925 2008-2009

33 Contech Electronic Balance Model-CT-601Acc.-

0.1g Cap- 600g

01 7687.33 7,687 2008-2009

34 Microwave Oven L.G. Solo Model -1947 02 3,500 7,000 2008-2009

35 Contech Electronic Balance Model- CB-220

Capacity-600g,Accuracy-0.01g,

02 14490.50 28,981 2008-2009

36 Laboratory Fume hood cupboards two PP FRP

Exhaust system

02 4,43,560 4,43,560 2009-2010

37 Fourier Transform Infra red spectrophotometer

(FTIR) Model- IRAFFinity-1

01 9,71,933 9,71,933 2009-2010

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38 Rotary Vacuum Film evaporator

Make- Superfit.

01 50,625 50,625 2009-2010

39 Scientific Microwave synthesis system Model-

CATA 2R

01 1,59,750 1,59,750 2009-2010

40 UV-Visible Spectrophotometer Model V-630

(Make Jasco )

01 3,33,306 3,33,306 2010-2011

41 Rotary Evaporator

(Model: Hei-VAP value HB/G5, Make: Heidolph)

01 267712 267712 2011-12

42 6-Position Carousel Reacion Station:

(Make: Radleys)

01 445400 445440 2011-12

43 Water Purification System OQ007XXM1- Purelab

option Q-7

01 2,06,745 2,06,745 2011-12

44 Home water softer 20”-Min.flow rate-5lit/hr, Max

flow rate-500lit/hr

01 6,990 6,990 2011-12

45 Jasco quaternary HPLCsystem Model- Jasco 01 10,69,190 10,69,190 2012-13

TOTAL 58,39,192

3 Department of Pharmacology

Sr.

No


Qty

Price

/Unit

(RS)

Total

Amount

(Rs)

Procure

ment Year

1 Refrigerator (Whirlpool Corona –R18) 02 8,800 17,600 2005-2006

2 Steel Distillation plant: Pathak Capacity4 Ltr/ hr 01 7,200 7,200 2006-2007

3 Sharing rotating drum E –type Make- Inco

Model- MB 132

10 8,763.7 87,637 2007-2008

4 Analgesiometer Eddys hot plate digital Make-

Inco Model- SC 1281/05

01 14,428 14,428 2007-2008

5 Histamine Chamber Make - Inco 01 9,619 9,619 2007-2008

6 Tele thermometer six probe digital Make-Inco 01 11,222 11,222 2007-2008

7 Student organ bath double unit Make Inco

Model- MM321

02 8,015 16,031 2007-2008

8 Sherington Rotating drum with battery backup

Type- E Make- Space lab.

12 19,687.5 2,36,250 2007-2008

9 Rotarod apparatus Make- Inco Model- PP 159 01 20,188 20,188 2007-2008

10 Actophotometer Make- Inco Model- PP 154 01 14,186 14,186 2007-2008

11 Cook’s Pole climbing apparatus Make-Inco

Model-PP 153

01 18,333 18,333 2007-2008

12 Contech Electronic Balance Model- CB-220

Capacity-220g,Accuracy-0.01g, Plate

size(mm)- 100Dia.

01 16,708 16,708 2007-2008

13 Hutchison’s Spirometer Capacity-6 lit Make- Intex 01 8,100 8,100 2007-2008

14 Stimulator Electronic Students transistorized

Make- Inco

01 5,940 5,940 2007-2008

15 Electroconvulsometer Make-Inco Model-PP156 01 17,100 17,100 2007-2008

16 Swimming test app. With digital counter complete

Make- Imcorp

01 19,350 19,350 2008-2009

17 Micro Centrifuge with rotor hand Make- Remi

Model- RM 12c

01 12,769 12,768 2008-2009

18 POWERLAB 8 Channel along with accessories for

IBP &ECG systems*

01 5,89,301 5,89,301 2010-2011

19 Dig. Plethysmo meter Model- PLM 01 Plus,

Make- Orchid

01 1,12,500 1,12,500 2011--12

TOTAL 12,34,461

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4 Department of Pharmacognosy

Sr.

No


Qty

Price /Unit

(Rs)

Total

Amount

(Rs)

Procure

ment Year

1 Compound Microscope oil immersion

Make- Olympus Model- HB

25 10,125 2,53,125 2007-2008

2 Soxhlet Extraction Heater Make-

Pathak Size-6 Heater 750W

01 5,766 5,766 2007-2008

3 Hot Air Oven Make- Pathak

Size- 18”x18”x18”

02 15,750 31,500 2007-2008

4 Muffle furnace Make- Pathak ,

Model- PEW -1200

01 14,906 14,906 2007-2008

5 Advanced microtone rotary Make- Erma

Japan

01 10,260 10,260 2007-2008

6 I. R. Moisture Balance Make-Rajdhani 01 14,063 14,063 2007-2008

7 Projection Microscope

Make- Almicro Model- KW 500

01 10,125 10,125 2007-2008

8 Contech Electronic Balance Model-CT-

601Acc.- 0.1g Cap- 600g

01 7687.33 7,687 2008-2009

9 Refrigerator L.G. 200lit. Model- 211NM

with green

01 10,700 10,700 2008-2009

10 Autoclave portable single wall stainless

Make- Equitron

02 15,592.50 31,185 2008-2009

11 B.O. D. Incubator with voltage stabilizer

make- Remi

01 67,231.00 67,231 2008-2009

12 Dig. Photo Flurometor Make- Systronic

Model- 152

01 37,101.00 37,101 2008-2009

13 Motic Biological Digital Microscope with

Built in Camara and Image Analysis

Software (Model BA210 Digital)

01 1,42,875 1,42,875

2012-2013

Total 6,36,524

5 General

Sr.

No


Qty

Price

/Unit

(Rs)

Total

Amount

(Rs)

Procure

ment Year

1 Over Head Projector 01 10,967 10,967 2005-2006

2 Computer IBM (P4) with Color Monitor (E-

54)

15 33,000 4,95,000 2005-2006

3 Printer (H.P. Laser jet 1010) 02 9,800 19600 2005-2006

4 Fax Machine (Brother Fax 717) 01 10,000 10,000 2005-2006

5 Xerox A3 size Digital copier, Printer

withDuplex Printing machine (Model WCPRP

420D) with Voltage Stabilizer

01 1,74,000 1,74,000 2005-2006

6 XEROX Work Center PE 16, A4 Digital

Copier, Printer, Scanner, Fax

01 --- --- 2005-2006

7 Computer HP (P4) with Color Monitor 06 31500 1,88,997 2005-2006

8 Barcode laser scanner model- 150 01 10,500 10,500 2005-2006

9 Over Head Projector 01 9,851 9,851 2006-2007

10 Switches 24 port D-Link desktop 02 6,000 12,000 2006-2007

11 Computers H.P. 20 29,499.60 5,89,992 2006-2007

12 LCD Projector (Sony) 01 72,500 72,500 2006-2007

13 LCD Projector Screen 01 6,465 6,465 2006-2007

14 LCD Projector (Panasonic) 01 96,000 96,000 2006-2007

15 Laptop H.P. 01 49,000 49,000 2006-2007

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16 Exhaust fan24” Dia. Heavy duty 01 39,398 39,398 2006-2007

17 SURT 1000 UXT 10KVA UPS with internal

battery backup

01 1,45,000 1,45,000 2007-2008

18 Xerox Digital copier printer Model- 420D

Free- Xerox Digital laser printer

01 1,09,000 1,09,000 2007-2008

19 Air condition split 2 ton cap.Make- L.G. 01 35,340 35,340 2007-2008

20 Air condition split 1.5 ton cap. Make- L.G. 01 31,340 31,340 2007-2008

21 Printer Epson Lx 300 Plus 01 7,229 7,229 2007-2008

22 Air condition split 2 ton cap.Make- Carrier 01 36,875 36,875 2007-2008

23 Nicon Digital Camera D-60 01 32,000 32,000 2008-2009

24 Laptop (HP) Compaq 01 33,000 33,000 2008-2009

25 Computer (IBM) 08 ------ ------- 2008-2009

26 Gas pipeline with necessary accessories 02Lab. 44,400 44,400 2009-2010

27 Sony LCD Data Projector with necessary

Accessories

03 53,496.66 1,60,490 2009-2010

28 HP Computer (TFT Monitor) 10 -- -- 2009-2010

29 Sony LCD Data Projector Model-VPL EX70 01 62,800.0 62,800 2009-2010

30 Gas pipeline with necessary accessories 01Lab 11,063.0 11,063 2009-2010

31 Servo Stabilizer System 5KVA 16AMP 01 8,015 8,015 2010-2011

32 1.5Ton Daikin Split Air conditioner FTE50

KV16, 2Star with instullation

02 49,194 98,388 2010-2011

33 2Ton Daikin Split Air conditioner FTE60

KV16, 1Star with instullation

02 69,788 1,39,576 2010-2011

34 HP Laptop Pavilion DV6 – 6165 TX 01 15,100 15,100 2011-2012

35 HP Laser Printer 1213NF Print, Copy, Scan,

Fax Print etc

01 58,380 58,380 2011-2012

36 HP Laser Printer LJ1007 01 5,775 5,775 2011-2012

37 Bimetric Based Time& Attendance Monitiring

System Model- U300

01 12,600 12,600 2012-2013

TOTAL 28,38,914

Summary

Sr. No. Name of Department Amount (Rs.) Amount above

(Rs. 5000)

1 Pharmaceutics 40,94,741.96 38,29,477

2 Pharmaceutical Chemistry 63,60,698.63 58,93,192

3 Pharmacology 15,25,340.00 12,34,461

4 Pharmacognosy 6,72,973.33 6,36,524

5 General, Educational Technology & Office

Automation Equipments

30,01,147.00 28,38,914

Grand Total 1,56,54,900 1,44,32,568

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Computing Facility

Computing Facility

Sr.

No.

Particulars Availability

1 No of Computer terminals 70 No.

2 Hardware Specification P IV Processor

3 No of terminals of LAN/WAN 70 No.

4

Relevant Legal Software

7 Application software packages

2 System software

1. Auto Lib.,

2. Tally

3. Acrobat

4. Corel

5. ISIS draw

6. X-Cology

7. Drug Interaction

1. Windows Xp Profession 2004

2. M.S. Office

5 Peripheral(s)/ Printers Printer to computer terminal + 1: 7

6 Internet Accessibility (in kbps & hrs) Broad band 2 Mbps 24 hrs. with vi-fy connectivity in campus

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11. TEACHING LEARING PROCESS

1. Work Load Distribution 2012-2013

Sr.

No. Name of Teacher Subject

Work load (Hrs.) UG Work load (Hrs.)

PG

Total

Work

load Th Pr Total Th Pr Total

01 Dr. S. D. Sawant Medicinal Chemistry II 01 --

01 -- --

01 02

Advanced Pharmaceutical Chemistry -- -- 01 --

02 Dr. G. R. Aland

Pharmaceutical Biochemistry 03 06

11

-- --

06 17 Pharmaceutical Biotechnology 02 -- -- --

Advanced Analytical Techniques -- -- 06

03 Dr. Ms. G. Patil Advanced Pharmaceutics -- --

03 03 06

09 12 Pharmaceutics - I 03 -- -- --

04 Mrs. M. C. Singh

Pharmaceutics II -- 09

11

-- --

03 11 Pharmaceutical Engineering 02 --

Sterile Product Formulation

Development -- --

03 --

05 Mr. M. P. Mahajan

Pharmaceutical Analysis II 03 09

14

-- --

06 20 P’ceutical Juris.& Regulatory Affairs 02 -- -- --

Advanced Analytical Techniques

06 Mr. R. B. Patil

Medicinal Chemistry II 02 09

17

--

17 Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry 03

Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry II 03

07 Mr. S. P. Bahirat Physical Pharmacy 03 09 12 -- -- -- 12

08 Dr. A. G. Nerkar Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry II 03 06

09

08 17 Advanced Pharmaceutical Chemistry -- -- 02 06

09 Dr. A. N. Sharma Human Anatomy and Physiology 03 03

06

03 -- 03 09

Research Methodology

10 Dr. Pratima Thakur Biopharmaceutics & Pharmacokinetics 02 --

02

09 11 Advanced Pharmacology 03 06

11 Dr. J. R. Madan Pharmaceutics II 03 --

09 -- --

09 Pharmaceutics I 06 -- --

12 Mrs. M. R. Ghante Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry I 03 09

12 -- --

06 18 Advanced Analytical Techniques -- -- --

13 Ms. M. N. Dole

Pharmaceutical Analysis III 06

06

-- --

12 18 Advanced Analytical Techniques 03

Quality Assurance Techniques -- -- 03 06

14 Mr. S. S. Pawar Pharmacology II 03 09

15 -- -- -- 15

Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry 03

15 Dr. R. B. Jadhav Pharmacognosy II 03 09

13 -- -- --

13 Pharmacognosy III 01

16 Mr. P. S. Sarda

Pharmacology III (Including clinical) 03 09

16

--

-- -- 16 Computer Applications 01 --

Pharmaceutical Biochemistry 03

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17 Mrs. N. M. Munot Pharmaceutical Microbiology 03 09

15 --

-- -- 15 Pharmaceutics I -- 03

18 Mr. A. D. Nikam Pharmaceutical Analysis I 02 09

17

17 Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry 06

19 Mrs. S. G. Jagtap Pharmacognosy I 03

14

14 Pharmacognosy III (Industrial) 02 09

20 Mr. N. B. Kulkarni Pharmaceutics III 03 09 12 -- -- -- 12

21 Mr. R. V. Takawale

Pharmacology I 03

12

-- -- -- 12

APHE -- 06

Pharmaceutical Mgt. & Marketing 02

Biostatistics 01

22 Mr. V. P. Zambre Medicinal Chemistry I 03 09

18

-- -- 18

Pharmaceutical Analysis III 03 03

23 Ms. D. M. Mathure MDP 02 09

15

15 Computer Application -- 04

24 Ms P. V. Gaikwad Maternity Leave

Workload Grand Total 260 63 323

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2. COURSE STRUCTURE (B. Pharm.)

The revised course structure and scheme of examination is as under

First Year B. Pharmacy (Revised 2008)

Sr.

No. Subject

Theory Examination Practical Examination

Hrs/

week University Sessional

Total

Marks

Hrs/

week University Sessional

Total

Marks

1.1 Pharmaceutics-I 3 80 20 100 3 80 20 100

1.2 Modern Dispensing

Practices 2 80 20 100 3 80 20 100

1.3 Pharmaceutical

Inorganic Chemistry - 3 80 20 100 3 80 20 100

1.4 Pharmaceutical

Organic Chemistry - I 3 80 20 100 3 80 20 100

1.5 Human Anatomy &

Physiology 3 80 20 100 3 80 20 100

1.6 Pharmaceutical

Engineering 2 80 20 100 - - - -

1.7 Computer Application

&Biostatistics 3 80 20 100 - - - -

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Second Year B. Pharmacy (Revised 2008)

Sr.

No

Subject Theory Examination Practical Examination

University

Sessional Total

Marks

University Sessional Total

Marks

Hrs Marks Marks Hrs Marks Marks

2.1 Physical Pharmacy 3 80 20 100 4 80 20 100

2.2 Pharmaceutical

Microbiology &

Immunology

3 80 20 100 4 80 20 100

2.3 Pharmaceutical

Biochemistry

3 80 20 100 4 80 20 100

2.4 Pharmaceutical

Organic Chemistry

–II

3 80 20 100 4 80 20 100

2.5 Pharmaceutical

Analysis-I

3 80 20 100 4 80 20 100

2.6 Pharmacognosy-I 3

80 20 100 - - - -

2.7 Pharmacology-I 3 80 20 100 - - - -

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Third Year B. Pharmacy (Revised 2008)

Sr.

No. Subject


Hrs/

week

Univ-

ersity Sessional Total Marks

Hrs/

week

Univ-

ersity Sessional

Total

Marks

3.1 Pharmaceutics III 3 80 20 100 3 80 20 100

3.2 Pharmaceutical

Biotechnology 2 80 20 100 - - - -

3.3 Pharmaceutical

Chemistry I (Med) 3 80 20 100 3 80 20 100

3.4 Pharmaceutical

Analysis II 3 80 20 100 3 80 20 100

3.5 Pharmacology II 3 80 20 100 3 80 20 100

3.6 Pharmacognosy II 3 80 20 100 3 80 20 100

3.7 Pharmaceutical

Marketing & Mgt 2 80 20 100 - - - -

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Fourth Year B. Pharmacy (Revised 2008)

Sr.

No. Subject


Hrs/

week

Univ-

ersity Sessional Total Marks

Hrs/

week

Univ-

ersity Sessional

Total

Marks

4.1 Pharmaceutics IV 3 80 20 100 3 80 20 100

4.2 Biopharmaceutics &

Pharmacokinetics 2 80 20 100 - - - -

4.3 Pharmaceutical

Chemistry II (Med) 3 80 20 100 3 80 20 100

4.4 Pharmaceutical

Analysis III 3 80 20 100 3 80 20 100

4.5 Pharmacology II 3 80 20 100 3 80 20 100

4.6 Pharmacognosy II

(Industrial) 3 80 20 100 3 80 20 100

4.7

Pharmaceutical

Jurisprudence and

Regulatory Affairs

2 80 20 100 - - - -

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3. COURSE STRUCTURE (M. Pharm.)

SPECIALIZATION: PHARMACEUTICS

SPECIALIZATION: PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY

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SPECIALIZATION: PHARMACOLOGY

SPECIALIZATION: QUALITY ASSURANCE TECHNIQUES

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Kondhwa (Bk), Pune

ACADEMIC CALENDER 2012-13 (B. Pharm)

(As per Pune University Circular No. 88 of 2012-13)

TERM SCHEDULE (2012-13)

Class Term Duration Days

F. Y. B. Pharm

First Tuesday, 21 August 2012 to

Saturday, 10 November 2012

82

Second Monday, 19 November 2012 to

Wednesday, 15 May 2012

179

Total number of working days 261

Total Number of instructional days excluding theory Sessional exam Holidays &

Sundays.

199

S. Y., T. Y. &

Final Y. B. Pharm

First Thursday, 21 June 2012 to

Saturday, 03 November 2012

136

Second Monday, 26 November 2012 to

Wednesday, 15 May 2012

172

Total number of working days 308

Total Number of instructional days excluding theory Sessional exam Holidays &

Sundays.

236

Winter vacation For S. Y., T. Y. & Final Y. B. Pharm: Nov 04 – 25, 2012 21

For F. Y. B. Pharm : Nov 11-18, 2012 08

Week Days:

(Monday to Saturday)

06 days/week

Holidays of First term: (Subject to change)

Sr. No. Holidays Day Date

1 Independence Day Wednesday 15/08/2012

2 Pateti Saturday 18/08/2012

3 Ramjan Id Monday 20/08/2012

4

5

Ganesh Chaturthi

Gandhi Jayanti

Wednesday

Tuesday

19/09/2012

02/10/2012

6

7

Dashera

Bakari Id

Wednesday

Friday

24/10/2012

26/10/2012

Timing

Teaching: 9.30 am to 5.00

pm.

Office: 10.00am to 5.00 pm

Lunch Time for office &

Library staff:

1.30 pm to 2.00 pm

Lunch Time for teaching staff & students 12.30 pm to 1.15 pm

N.B.: 1. The Duration of the term is exclusive of University Examination Days

2. Vacation as per Pune University Circular no. 88 of 2012-13.

3.Holidays shall be as per Pune University circular.

A. Sessional Examination (Theory/practical)

Sr. No Examination Date

From To

1

I- Sessional Examination (Theory) – S. Y. , T.

Y. & Final Yr B. Pharm

10.09.2012 18.09.2012

F. Y. B. Pharm 19.10.2012 27.10.2012

2

I- Sessional Examination (Practical) – S. Y. ,

T. Y. & Final Yr B. Pharm

20.09.2012 27.09.2012

F. Y. B. Pharm 29.10.2012 02.11.2012

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3 II- Sessional Examination (Theory) 21.12.2012 29.12.2012

4 II- Sessional Examination (Practical) 15.12.2012 20.12.2012

5 III- Sessional Examination (Theory) 11.03.2013 18.03.2013

6 III- Sessional Examination (Practical) 19.03.2013 23.03.2013

7 UoP Practical Examination April First week*

8 UoP theory Examination April Last week*

N.B. 1. No provision for improvement of performance in Sessional examinations for regular students

2. The above dates are tentative and subject to change according to the University schedule.

Students are advised to check the time table/notice board regularly.

B. Journal Certification and Revision of the syllabus:

last week of March, 2013

C. Average signing of Sessional Examination Marks:

March 30, 2013

Academic/Co-curricular/ Extracurricular Activity

Sr. No. Particular Tentative Date(s)/ Period

1 Induction Cum Orientation Programme August 22-25, 2012

2 Industrial Visit (F. Y. B. Pharm) 02/12/ 2012 to 04/12/2012

3 National Pharmacy Week celebrations 1st week of Dec. 2012

4 Cultural Programme at SKNCOP “Panache” Jan 19, 2013

5 Sinhgad Sports Karandak 06/01/2013 to 15/01/2013

6 Cultural Fiesta – Sinhgad Karandak 28/01/2013 to 01/02/2013

7 Project Activity/Seminars (T. Y. B. Pharm) July to Dec. 2011

8 Project Viva (T. Y. B. Pharm) 01/03/2013 to 02/03/2013

9 Wall Magazine (Spandan) Throughout Year

10 Inter College Pune University Sports Competition As per University Schedule

11 College Magazine ( Essence) To be published by Feb 2013

12 Industrial Training (T. Y. B. Pharm) During Summer Vacation, 2013

13 Seminar/Guest Lectures Minimum 3 per month

14 Environmental Science lectures 19/11/2012 to 24/11/2012

15 Environmental Science Field visit 24/11/2012 – 25/11/2012

16 Environmental Science written and oral exam 02/03/2013

17 4Th SKNCOP Alumni meet 19 Jan 2013

18 1st AMC Visit Sept 2012

19 2nd AMC Visit Feb 2013

20 Special NSS Winter Camp First Week of January

21 SDF 1 15 - 29/09/2012*

22 SDF 2 04 - 16/07/2012*

23 Model lecture series (Pharmaceutical Chemistry) 1st Week of August, 2012

24 Model lecture series (Pharmaceutics) 1st Week of August, 2012

25 Model lecture series (Pharmacology) 2nd Week of August, 2012

26 Model lecture series (Pharmacognosy) 2nd Week of August, 2012

27 IPC, 2012 2nd week of December, 2012

* Likely to change

NBA inspection dates (on any one of the slots)

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Sr. No Activity Date

From To

1 NBA Inspection U. G 19.10.12 21.10.12

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CO-ORDINATORS

1. Academics Mrs. Minal Ghante (UG) & Mr. S. P. Bahirat(PG)

2. Examinations Mr. M. P. Mahajan (UG) & Mr. R. V. Takawale (PG)

3. Cultural programmes Mrs. N. M. Munot, Mr. V. P. Zambre

4. Sports Mr. N. B. Kulkarni, Mr. R. V. Takawale

5. Industry Institute Interactions Dr. Mrs. S. K. Ashar

6. Guest Lectures Dr. A. N. Sharma

7. Training & Placements Mrs. Meera Singh, Mr. P. S. Sarda

8. Avishkar & Research Activities Dr. G. R. Aland

9. SKNCOP Alumni co-ordinator Mr. M. P. Mahajan, Mr. P. S. Sarda

10. Annual Magazine Ms. M. N. Dole, Mr. V. P. Zambre

11. NPW celebrations Mrs. N. M. Munot

12. Project activity (T. Y. B. Pharm) Dr. A. G. Nerkar

13. Computer lab/ Internet Lab Mr. A. D. Nikam

14. Medicinal Plants Garden Dr. R. B. Jadhav

15. Funding assistance cell (External) Mr. R. B. Patil, Dr. J. R. Madan, Dr. A. G. Nerkar

16. Purchase committee Mr. R. B. Patil, Mrs. S. G. Jagtap

17. Cell for Maintenance of Academic

Infrastructure & Facilities Mrs. P. P. Lasure, Mrs. S. G. Jagtap

19. Cell fro Maintenance of Ambience Mrs. N. M. Munot, Mrs. P. P. Lasure, Mr. N. B. ulkarni

20. Assistance cell for Library Mr. V. P. Zambre

21. Cell for Counseling, Emergency

Medical Care and First- Aid Mrs. N. M. Munot

22. Cell for Alumni Association Activities Mr. M. P. Mahajan, Mr. P. S. Sarda, Mrs. P. P. Lasure

23. Cell for R&D and Consultancy Work Dr. G. R. Aland, Mr. V. P. Zambre, Mr. R. B. Jadhav

24. Cell for Curriculum, Syllabi, PEOs

& Outcomes Monitoring & Mapping Dr. R. B. Jadhav, Mr. A. N. Sharma, Mrs. M. C. Singh,

Dr. G. R. Aland

25. Public Relations & Publicity Cell Dr. R. B. Jadhav, Dr. J. R. Madan, Mr. S. S. Pawar,

Mr. P. S. Sarda

26. Cell for Competitive Examinations Ms. M. N. Dole

27. Grievance Redressal Cell Dr. S. D. Sawant, Dr. Pratima Thakur, Mr. R. B. Patil

28. Coordinator, Apex Bodies Mr. S. P. Bahirat

29. Cell for Quality Audits & NBA Dr. R. B. Jadhav, Dr. J. R. Madan

30. Cell for Student’s Admission Mr. S. P. Bahirat

31. Assistance cell for Organization &

Governance Dr. S. D. Sawant, Mrs. M. R. Ghante

32. Cell for Parent interaction Mr. S. S. Pawar

33. Animal House Maintenance Mr. S. S. Pawar

34. NSS Coordinator Mr. R. V. Takawale, Mr. N. B. Kulkarni

Important Phones Numbers

1. Principal Dr. S. D. Sawant 020-26906165 (L.L.) 9850067999 (M)

2. Office 020- 26906166

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3. Hostel Boys 020-26906292

4. Hostel Girls 020-26906293

5. Head office 020-24354721

Class Teachers

Sr. No. Class Name of the class teacher Contact Nos.

1. F. Y. B. Pharm Mrs. Minal R. Ghante 9850190499

2. S. Y. B. Pharm Mrs. Priti M. Lasure 9850843547

3. T. Y. B. Pharm Mr. Vishal P. Zambre

4. Final year B. Pharm Mr. Nilesh B. Kulkarni 9823282223

I. Important Notice

Books & Syllabus are available in library

Practical journals are available in college store

First week formalities

1. Students shall collect two library issue cards & identity card from library

2. Students shall fill up eligibility forms as per the schedule to be notified after completion of

admission process

3. Time table displayed w.e.f. 21/06/2012

II. General rules

The college timing will be from 9.00.a.m. to 5.00.p.m.

No students shall come late or leave earlier and must follow time table strictly.

75 % attendance for theory & practical is mandatory, failing which; he/she would be detained /

disallowed for the Sessional as well as University Examination.

In case of Bonafide reasons, the college authorities should be informed well in advance for the leaves.

Students have to follow the apron code during practical hours.

For the practical, students must have with them the requirement specified as follows- white apron, white

cap, rubber gloves, zero number spectacles which are compulsory.

Discarding papers & similar materials in the campus or corridor is strictly prohibited. The rules for

disposal of waste papers & chemicals are laid down which must be strictly followed.

Though there is no dress code for the students, decent attire is expected.

Students shall be given home assignment by respective teachers which will be considered as an integral

part of Sessional practical examination.

Attendance for guest lecture is compulsory

Students will have to undergo one medical examination as per University procedure.

Students are neither allowed to sit on the steps, fence walls or loiter in the corridor & campus nor sit in

the canteen during college hours.

Loud talking near & around Principal’s cabin, Library & staff room shall be punished.

III. Modalities of Examination

There will be three Sessional exams conducted during the academic year for the theory as well as

practical each of twenty marks.

The passing percentage for theory is 40% and for practical 45%. Aggregate not less than 50%. There is

separate passing head for theory & practical.

Sessional + Annual = Total marks in each subject head = 20+80 = 100.

Individual passing in Practical & Theory is compulsory.

Attendance for all three Sessional examinations is compulsory.

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A 75% attendance criterion is applicable to each student to be eligible for Sessional/ University

examination. Attendance is considered for individual subject.

There is no provision for fourth Sessional exam for improvement of performance for regular students.

Students with a certified journal will only be eligible for practical examination.

Any kind of unfair means during practical & theory examination is prohibited.

Practical Sessional examination will be conducted during regular schedule of the respective subject slot

as per routine time table. However, for theory examinations separate time table would be notified in

advance

Pune Dr. S. D. Sawant

Principal

Date 15/06/2012 S.K.N.C.O.P.

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SMT. KASHIBAI NAVALE COLLEGE OF PHARMACY,

Kondhwa (BK), Pune-411048 Tel:(020)26906166, Telefax :26931322

E-Mail: [email protected] URL: www.sinhgad.edu



Kondhwa (Bk), Pune

ACADEMIC CALENDER 2012-13 (M. Pharm. in Pharm. Chem., Pharmaceutics,

Pharmacology and Quality Assurance Techniques)

(As per Pune University Circular No. 88 of 2012-13)

TERM SCHEDULE for Semester I and Semester II (2012-13)

M. Pharm.


Pharmaceutics

Pharmacology

Quality Assurance Techniques

Semester Duration Days

First 16/07/2012 to 31/12/2012 190

No. of working days in First semester 159

Total instructional days in first semester 121

Second 01/02/2013 to 15/06/2013 158

No. of working days in Second semester 158

Total instructional days in Second semester 127

Winter vacation Nov 11 – 18, 2012 08

Week Days:

(Monday to Saturday)

06 days/week

Holidays of First term:

Sr. No. Holidays Day Date

1 Independence Day Wednesday 15/08/2012

2 Ramjan Id Monday 20/08/2012

3

4

Ganesh Chaturthi

Gandhi Jayanti

Wednesday

Tuesday

19/09/2012

02/10/2012

5

6

Dashera

Bakari Id

Wednesday

Friday

24/10/2012

26/10/2012

Timing

Teaching: 9.30 am to 5.00 pm.

Office: 10.00am to 5.00 pm

Lunch Time for office & Library

staff: 1.30 pm to 2.00 pm

Lunch Time for teaching staff & students 12.30 pm to 1.15 pm

N.B.: 1. The Duration of the term is inclusive of University Examination Days

2. Vacation/ Holidays as per Pune University Circular no. 153 of 2012-13



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3. Holidays shall be as per Pune University circular.

A. Sessional Examination (Theory/practical):

Semester I

Examination Theory Practical

1st Sessional 10/10/2012 to 13/10/201 One week after theory

2nd

Sessional 05/12/2012 to 08/12/2012 One week before theory

Seminar Sem I 26/11/2012 & 27/11/2012

Seminar Sem III 01/11/2012 to 02/11/2012

Commencement of University

Examination

17/01/2013

Semester II

Examination Theory Practical

1st Sessional 02/05/2012 to 05/05/2012 One week before theory

2nd

Sessional 03/06/2013 to 06/06/2013 One week before theory

Seminar II 10/05/2013 & 11/05/2013

Seminar IV Second week of May, 2013

Commencement of University

Examination

01/07/2012

N.B. 1. No provision for improvement of performance in Sessional examinations for regular students

2. The above dates are tentative and subject to change according to the University schedule.

Students are advised to check the time table/notice board regularly.

B. Preliminary examination (if found necessary and if time schedule permits)

First semester- First week of Jan 2013 Second semester- Second week of June 2013

Academic/Co-curricular/ Extracurricular Activity

Sr. No. Particular Tentative Date(s)/ Period

1 Induction Cum Orientation Programme August 18, 2012

2 National Pharmacy Week 1st week of Dec. 2012

3 Project /Seminars first semester Throughout the semester to be

completed before Nov 30, 2012

4 Cultural Programme at SKNCOP Jan 19, 2013

5 Sinhgad Sports Karandak 25/12/2012 to 15/01/2013

6 Annual Day/Cultural Fiesta 02/02/2013 to 06/02/2013

7 Project /Seminars second semester Throughout the semester to be

completed before May 30, 2013

8 Wall Magazine (Spandan) Throughout Year

9 Inter College Pune University Sports Competition As per University Schedule

10 College Magazine ( Essence) To be published by Feb 2013

11 Seminar/Guest Lectures Minimum 3 per month

12 Student Feedback - First July 23, 2012

Feb. 2013

Important Phones Numbers

1. Principal Dr. S. D.

Sawant

020-26906165 (L.L.)

9850067999 (M)

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2. Office 020- 26906166

3. Hostel Boys 020-26906292

4. Hostel Girls 020-26906293

5. STES Head Offices 020-25459751

Guardian Teachers

Sr. No. Class Name of the class teacher Contact Nos.

1. Pharmaceutics Dr. G. V. Patil 9890140811

2. Pharmaceutical Chemistry Dr. Amit G. Nerkar 9820686871

3. Pharmacology Dr. Pratima Thakur 7350708059

4. Quality Assurance Techniques Ms. Manjusha N. Dole 9049530832

I. Important Notice

1. Books & Syllabus are available in library

2. Practical journals are available in college store

3. First week formalities

a. Students shall collect two library issue cards & identity card from library

b. Students shall fill up enrollment / eligibility forms as per the schedule to be notified after

completion of admission process

c. Time table displayed w.e.f.16/08/2012

II. General rules

The college timing will be from 9.00.a.m. to 5.00.p.m.

No students shall come late or leave earlier and must follow time table strictly.

All M. Pharm. Students will sign the daily muster. Incoming time is not later than 9.00 am and outgoing

time is not before 5.00 pm. M. Pharm. signing muster is kept with M .Pharm. coordinator.

75 % attendance for theory & practical is mandatory, failing which; he/she would be detained /

disallowed for the internal as well as University Examination.

In case of bonafide reasons, the college authorities should be informed well in advance for the leaves.

Students have to follow the apron code during practical hours.

For the practical, students must have with them the requirement specified as follows- white apron, white

cap, rubber gloves, and zero number spectacles which are compulsory.

Discarding papers & similar materials in the campus or corridor is strictly prohibited. The rules for

disposal of waste papers & chemicals are laid down which must be strictly followed.

Though there is no dress code for the students, decent attire is expected.

Students shall be given home assignment by respective teachers which will be considered as an integral

part of Sessional practical examination.

Attendance for guest lecture is compulsory

Students will have to undergo one medical examination as per University procedure.

Students are neither allowed to sit on the steps, fence walls or loiter in the corridor & campus nor sit in

the canteen during college hours.

Loud talking near & around Principal’s cabin, Library & staff room shall be punished.

III. Modalities of Examination

There will be one internal mid semester exam conducted during one academic semester for the theory as

well as practical each of twenty marks. If the syllabus is more, then a forty marks internal exam may be

conducted and the marks will be converted to twenty.

The passing percentage for theory is 40% and for practical 45% aggregate not less than 50%. There is

separate passing head for theory & practical.

Internal + Annual = Total marks in each subject head = 20+80 = 100.

Individual passing in Practical & Theory is compulsory.

A 75% attendance criterion is applicable to each student to be eligible for Internal mid semester/

University examination. Attendance is considered for individual subject.

There is no provision for additional internal exam for improvement of performance for regular students.

Students with a certified journal will only be eligible for practical examination.

Any kind of unfair means during practical & theory examination is prohibited.

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For practical internal examination and theory examinations separate time table would be notified in

advance

Pune Dr. S. D. Sawant

Principal

Date 16/08/2012 S.K.N.C.O.P.

4. TIME TABLE (UG) 2012-13

Class: First Year B. Pharm Effective from Date: 29/10/2012

R E C E S S T I M E: 12. 30PM TO 01.30 PM

@ - Computer practicals from 1.30 -2.30 pm (01hr)

Practical Batches: A- Roll No.101-123 Batches B- Roll No. 124-146 Batch C: Roll No. 147-170

JRM: Dr. (Mrs) J. R. Madan ANS: Dr. A. N. Sharma G. Patil : Dr. Gayathri Patil

RBP: Mr. R. B. Patil MCS: Mrs.M.C.Singh MRG: Mrs. M. R. Ghante

ADN: Mr. A.D. Nikam NMM: Mrs. N. M. Munot SSP: Mr. S. S. Pawar

RVT: Mr. R. V. Takawale PSS: Mr. P. S. Sarda DMM: Mrs. Dyandevi Mathure

P’Ceutics I: Pharmaceutics I PIChem. : Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry

POC. I: Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry I P’ Engg. : Pharmaceutical Engineering

MDP: Modern Dispensing Practices HAP: Human Anatomy and Physiology

Comp Appl& Biostat: Computer Applications & Biostatistics

Time Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat

Remedial

Classes

(POCI/

P’ceutics I)

Remedial

Classes

(Biostat & Comp/

P’Engg)

Comp Appl

(PSS)

Remedial

Classes

(PICI)

Remedial

Classes

(POCI/

P’ceutics I)

9.30 to

10.30 am

POCI

(MRG)

HAP

(ANS)

PIChem

(RBP)

P’ Engg.

(MCS)

P’ ceutics I

(G. Patil)

MDP

(DMM)

10.30 to

11.30 am

P’ ceutics I

(G.Patil)

MDP

(DMM)

P’ ceutics I

(G.Patil)

Biostat

(RVT)

HAP

(ANS)

POCI

(MRG)

11.30 to

12.30 am

HAP

(ANS)

POC I

(MRG)

PIChem

(RBP)

P’ Engg.

( MCS )

PIChem (RBP) PBL session

1.30 pm

To

4.30

pm

A Comp.Appl.@

(DMM)

MDP

(DMM)

P’ ceutics I

(JRM)

POCI

(MRG)

PIChem

(ADN)

HAP

(RVT)

B PIChem

(ADN)

POCI

(MRG)

Comp.Appl.@

(DMM)

P’ ceutics I

(JRM)

HAP

(RVT)

MDP

(DMM)

C P’ ceutics I

(NMM)

HAP

(ANS)

POCI

(MRG)

Comp.Appl.@

(DMM)

MDP

(DMM)

PIChem

(SSP)

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Class: Second Year B. Pharm Effective from Date: 29/10/2012

Time Mon Tue Wed

Thur Fri Sat

8.30 to 9.30 am Make up

classes

(POCII/P’col/

P’Biochem/

P’cog)

Make up

classes

(PP/ PAI/

P’Micro)

Remedial

Classes

(POCII/P’col/

P’Biochem/

P’cog)

For C-batch

Comp Appl

Lecture

For C-batch

Comp Appl

Practical

(DMM)

Remedial

Classes

(PP/ PAI/

P’Micro)

9.30

am to

12.30 pm

Practicals

A PP

(SPB)

--- P’Ana- I

(ADN)

P’ Micro

(NMM)

P’Biochem

(GRA)

P’ Org C II

(RBP)

B P’Ana- I

(ADN)

P’ Micro

(NMM)

--- P’ Org C II

(AGN)

PP

(SPB)

P’Biochem

(PSS)

C P’Biochem

(GRA)

P’ Org C II

(AGN)

P’ Micro

(NMM)

@ P’Ana- I

(ADN)

PP

(SPB)

R E C E S S T I M E: 12. 30 PM TO 01.30 PM

@C Batch will follow 1st year B. Pharm. Time table on Thursday for P’Engg, Biostat & Computer lect.

Batch A: 201 to 225 Batch B : 226 to 250 Batch C : 251 to 274

SPB: Mr. S. P. Bahirat GRA: Dr. G. R. Aland SGJ: Mrs. S. G. Jagtap

MCS: Mrs. M. C. Singh NMM: Mrs. N. M. Munot RVT: Mr. R. V. Takawale

ADN: Mr. A. D. Nikam AGN: Dr. A. G. Nerkar PSS: Mr. P. S. Sarda

PP: Physical Pharmacy P’ Micro: Pharmaceutical Microbiology

P’Biochem: Pharmaceutical Biochemistry P’Cognosy I: Pharmacognosy I

P’Ana- I: Pharmaceutical Analysis I P’ Org Chem II: Pharma. Organic Chemistry II

P’Cology I: Pharmacology I (Including Pathophysiology) P’Engg : Pharmaceutical Engineering

Biostat: Computer Application & Biostatistics

1.30 to 2.30pm P’Cology I

(RVT)

P’Biochem

(GRA)

P’Cology I

(RVT)

PP

(SPB)

P’ Org C II

(AGN)

P’Ana- I

(ADN)

2.30 to3.30pm P’Biochem

(GRA)

P’ Micro

(NMM)

PP

(SPB)

P’Cology I

(RVT)

P’Cognosy I

(SGJ)

P’ Micro

(NMM)

3.30 to 4.30pm P’Cognosy I

(SGJ)

P’Ana- I

(ADN)

P’ Org C II

(AGN)

P’ Org C II

(AGN)

P’ Micro

(NMM)

P’Cognosy I

(SGJ)

4.30 to 5.30pm PP

(SPB)

P’Biochem

(GRA)

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Class: Third Year B. Pharm Effective Date: 29/10/2012


Batch A: 301-317 Batch B: 318 – 334 Batch C: 335 - 355

GRA: Dr. G. R. Aland MPM: Mr. M. P. Mahajan JRM: Dr. J. R. Madan SSP: Mr. S. S. Pawar

RBJ: Dr. R. B. Jadhav RVT: Mr. R. V. Takawale MCS: Mrs. Meera Singh VPZ: Dr. V. P. Zambre

P’Ceutics II: Pharmaceutics II P.Biotech. : Pharmaceutical Biotechnology P’Cology II: Pharmacology II

Med. Chem I: Medicinal Chemistry I P’Ana- II: Pharmaceutical Analysis II

P’Cognosy II: Pharmacognosy II P’Business Mngt: Pharmaceutical Business Management

Time Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat

9.30 to

10.30 am

P’Ceutics II

(JRM)

P’ Busimess Mngt.

(RVT)

P’Ana- II

(MPM)

P’Cognosy II

(RBJ)

Med. C I

(VPZ)

P’Cology II

(SSP )

10.30 to

11.30 am

P’ Busimess Mngt

(RVT)

Med. Chem I

(VPZ)

P’Cology II

(SSP)

P` Biotech

(GRA)

P’Ana- II

(MPM)

P’Cognosy II

(RBJ)

11.30 to

12.30 am

P’Ana- II

(MPM)

P’Ceutics II

(JRM)

P’Cognosy II

(RBJ)

P’Cology II

(SSP )

P’Ceutics II

(JRM)

P` Biotech

(GRA)

Med. C I

(VPZ)

Lecture

1.30 to 2.30

1.30 to

4.30

Practical

A

Med. Chem I

(VPZ)

P’Ceutics II

(MCS)

P’Cology II

(SSP)

2.30

to

5.30

P’Ana- II

(MPM)

P’Cognosy II

(RBJ)

PBL session

B

P’Cology II

(SSP)

Med. Chem I

(VPZ)

PBL session

P’Cogn II

(RBJ)

P’Ana- II

(MPM)

P’Ceutics II

(MCS)

C

P’Cognosy II

(RBJ)

PBL session

Med. Chem I

(VPZ)

P’Cology II

(SSP )

P’Ceutics II

(MCS)

P’Ana- II

(MPM)

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Class: Final Year B. Pharm Effective from Date: 29/10/2012


Practical Batches: Batch A: 401-423 Batch B: 424–446 Batch C: 447-471

SDS: Dr. S. D. Sawant PT: Dr. Pratima Thakur RBP: Mr. R. B. Patil PSS: Mr. P. S. Sarda

MND: Ms. M. N. Dole MPM: Mr. M. P. Mahajan NBK: Mr. N. B. Kulkarni

VPZ: Dr. V. P. Zambre SGJ: Mrs. S. G. Jagtap

P’Ceutics III: Pharmaceutics III Biopharm: Biopharmaceutics & Pharmacokinetics

MedChem II: Medicinal Chemistry II P’Ana- III: Pharmaceutical Analysis III

P’Cology III: Phamracology III P’Cognosy III: Pharmacognosy III P’Ceutical Juris:

Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence

(Dr. S. D. Sawant) (Mrs. M. R. Ghante)

Principal Academic In Charge

Time Mon Tue Wed Thur

Fri Sat

8.30 to

9.30 am

Remedial

classes(MCII/

PAIII/ /

Remedial

Classes

( P CeuIII

/Biopharm

9.30 am to

12.30 pm

Practical

A P’Cology III

(PSS)

P’Ceutics III

(NBK)

P’Cognosy III

(SGJ)

MedChem II

(RBP)

P’Ana- III

(MND)

PBL session

B MedChem II

(RBP)

PBL session P’Ceutics III

(NBK)

P’Cognosy

III

(SGJ)

P’Cology III

(PSS)

P’Ana- III

(MND)

C P’Ceutics III

(NBK)

MedChem II

(RBP)

P’Cology III

(PSS)

P’Ana- III

(VPZ)

PBL session P’Cognosy III

(SGJ)

1.30 to

2.30 pm

P’Cology III

(PSS)

P’Ceutics III

(NBK)

P’Ceutical

Juris (MPM)

P’Ana- III

(VPZ)

MedChem II

(SDS)

P’Cognosy III

(RBJ)

2.30 to

3.30pm

Biopharm

(PT)

P’Cognosy III

(SGJ)

P’Cognosy III

(SGJ)

P’Ceutics III

(NBK)

P’Ana- III

(VPZ)

MedChem II

(RBP)

3.30 to

4.30 pm

P’Ceutical

Juris (MPM)

P’Cology III

(PSS)

P’Ceutics III

(NBK)

MedChem II

(RBP)

P’Cology III

(PSS)

P’Ana- III

(VPZ)

4.30 to

5.30 pm

Biopharm

(PT)

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5. TIME TABLE (PG) SEM I (2012-13)

M. Pharm (Pharmaceutics): wef: 16/08/2012

Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

9.30-

10.30

SPFT

(MCS)

AAT

(MND)

RM

(ANS)

RM

(ANS)

SPFT

(MCS)

10.30-

11.30

---

Adv. P’Ceut

(GVP)

AAT (Pr)

(GRA)

AAT

(MND)

SPFT

(MCS)

Adv. P’Ceut

(Pr) (GVP) 11.30-

12.30

Adv. P’Ceut

(GVP)

---

1.15 –

2.15

Adv. P’Ceut

(GVP)

--- RM

(ANS)

AAT

(MND)

2.15 –

3.15

--- --- --- ---

MCS: Mrs. M. C. Singh ANS: Dr. A. N. Sharma MND: Ms. M. N. Dole

GVP: Dr. Ms. G. V. Patil AAT (Pr): GRA: Dr. G. R. Aland

SPFT: Sterile Product Formulation Technology AAT: Advanced Analytical Technology

RM: Research Methodology Adv. P’Ceut: Advanced Pharmaceutics

M. Pharm. (Quality Assurance Techniques): wef: 16/08/2012


9.30-

10.30

SPFT

(MCS)

AAT

(MND)

RM

(ANS)

RM

(ANS)

--- SPFT

(MCS)

10.30-

11.30

QAT

(MND)

AAT(Pr)

(MPM)

QAT (Pr)

(MND)

AAT

(MND)

SPFT

(MCS)

---

11.30-

12.30

--- --- ---

Recess

1.15 –

2.15

--- RM

(ANS)

AAT

(MND)

---

2.15 –

3.15

QAT

(MND)

--- QAT

(MND)

MCS: Mrs. M. C. Singh ANS: Dr. A. N. Sharma

MND: Ms. M. N. Dole AAT (Pr): MPM: Mr. M. P. Mahajan


RM: Research Methodology QAT: Quality Assurance Techniques

M. Pharm. (Pharmaceutical Chemistry): wef: 16/08/2012

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9.30-

10.30

SPFT

(MCS)

AAT

(MND)

RM

(ANS)

RM

(ANS)

Adv. P’Chem

(AGN)

SPFT

(MCS)

10.30-

11.30

AAT (Pr)

(MRG)

---

Adv. P’Chem

(AGN)

AAT

(MND)

SPFT

(MCS)

Adv. P’Chem

(Pr) (AGN) 11.30-

12.30

--- --- --- ---

Recess

1.15 –

2.15

Adv. P’Chem

(SDS/AGN)

--- RM

(ANS)

AAT

(MND)

---

2.15 –

3.15

--- --- --- --- ---

SDS: Dr. S. D. Sawant MCS: Mrs. M. C. Singh ANS: Dr. A. N. Sharma

MND: Ms. M. N. Dole AGN: Dr. A. G. Nerkar AAT (Pr): MRG: Mrs. M. R. Ghante


RM: Research Methodology Adv. P’Chem: Advanced Pharmaceutical Chemistry

M. Pharm. (Pharmacology): wef: 16/08/2012


9.30-

10.30

SPFT

(MCS)

AAT

(MND)

RM

(ANS)

RM

(ANS)

SPFT

(MCS)

10.30-

11.30

AAT (Pr)

(MRG)

Adv. P’Cology

(Pr)

(PT)

Adv. P’Cology

(PT)

AAT

(MND)

SPFT

(MCS)

Adv. P’Cology

(PT)

11.30-

12.30

--- Adv. P’Cology

(PT)

--- ---

Recess

1.15 –

2.15

--- RM

(ANS)

AAT

(MND)

---

2.15 –

3.15

--- --- ---

MCS: Mrs. M. C. Singh ANS: Dr. A. N. Sharma MND: Ms. M. N. Dole

PT: Dr. Pratima Thakur AAT (Pr): MRG: Mrs. M. R. Ghante


RM: Research Methodology Adv. P’Cology: Advanced Pharmacology

(Dr. S. D. Sawant) (Mr. S. P. Bahirat)

Principal PG Academic In charge

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12. ADMISSIONS (UG & PG)

1. Number of seats sanctioned with the : 60 Seats (from 2005-06)

Year of approval

2. Number of students admitted under various:

Categories each year in the last three years

Cate

gory

2010-11 2011-12 2012-13

F.Y.

&

Direct

S.Y.

M.

Pharm

(P’Che)

M.

Pharm

(P’Ceut

M.

Pharm

(P’Col)

F. Y.

&

Direct

S. Y.

M.

Pharm

(P’Che)

M.

Pharm

(P’Ceut)

M.

Pharm

(P’Col)

F. Y.

&

Direct

S. Y.

M.

Pharm

(P’Chem)

M.

Pharm

(P’Ceut)

M.

Pharm

(P’Col)

M.

Pharm

(QAT)

Open 17+7 10 14 18 26+16 15 15 15 21+16 06 20 05 16

OBC 11+1 -- -- -- 10+07 -- -- -- 13+01 -- -- -- --

SC 02+02 -- 04 -- 06+00 03 02 02 8+0 -- 04 -- 03

VJ 00+00 -- -- -- 03+00 -- -- -- 2+0 -- -- -- --

SBC 01+01 -- -- -- 00 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

NT

1/2/3

04+04 -- -- -- 06+03 -- -- -- 13+01 -- -- -- --

ST 00+00 -- -- -- 00 -- 01 -- -- -- -- -- 01 TOT

AL 33+15 10 18 18 51+26 18 18 17 60+18 06 24 05 20

3. Number of applications received during last two:

Years for admission under Management Quota/Vacancy against CAP

Academic Year No. of applicants No. of admitted

2011-12 12 11

2012-13 13 13

I. ADMISSION PROCEDURE

1. Mention the admission test being followed, name and address of the Test Agency and its URL (website).

In order to make the admissions to F.Y. B. Pharm. based on the common performance of the XII Science or

equivalent examination passed students, the Common Entrance Test (CET) entitled as MHT-CET examination

is being conducted by Directorates of Medical and Technical Education, Government of Maharashtra every year

to fill 80 % of the total seats available in the institute out of which 15 % seats are available for the students of the

other than Maharashtra State through the Common Entrance Test.

The Address of the authority by whom the MHT-CET 2012 examination conducted:

The Competent Authority,

MHT-CET 2012,

Director, Technical Education (M. S.)

Mumbai 400 001.

Website: www.dte.org.in

2. Number of seats allotted to different Test Qualified candidates separately [AIEEE / CET (State conducted

test/University tests) Association conducted test]

The following data pertains to the admissions made in academic year 2012- 13

a. Quota for MHT-CET 2012 Qualified Candidates OMS: (15 % of the sanctioned intake)- 9 Seats.

b. Quota for the MHT-CET Candidates (M. S.): (65 % of the sanctioned intake)- 39 Seats.

c. Management Quota: (20 % of the sanctioned intake) - 12 Seats.

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II. CRITERIA AND WEIGHTAGES FOR ADMISSIONS

1. Describe each criteria with its respective weightage i.e. Admission Test, marks in qualifying

examination etc.

The weightage for deciding the order of merit for admission to F.Y. B. Pharm. in academic year 2012-13 to the

MHT CET exam was 100%. The qualifying examination had as such no weightage in deciding the order of

merit; however minimum 45 % marks in PCB / PCM along with passing in English as one of the compulsory

languages was the eligibility criteria for admission to F Y. B. Pharm.

2. Mention the minimum level of acceptance, if any

Minimum 45 % marks in PCB / PCM along with passing in English as one of the compulsory languages in XII

Science or equivalent examination and

OR

Minimum 50% marks in Diploma in Pharmacy examination.

3. Mention the cut-off levels of percentage & scores of the candidates in the admissions test for the last

three years.

The cut off levels are uploaded on official website of Directorate of Technical Education (M. S.) Mumbai, i.e.

www.dte.org.in

Sr. No. Specifications 2012-13 2011-12 2010-11

1 Cut-off /Last candidate admitted 45 46 45

2 Fees in Rs. 97,284 1,03,500

3 Number of fee wavers offered Nil Nil Nil

FEE.

1. Details of fee, as approved by State Committee : Rs. 97,284/- (UG) & Rs. 1,08,000/-(PG)

For the institution for the year 2012-13 (UG) &

(PG)

2. Time schedule for payment of fee for the entire : At the time of admission usually in month of

programme: July/August of every Year

.

3. No. of Fee waivers granted with amount and : Nil

name of the students :

4. No. of scholarship offered by the institute: As per State Government Policy, SC/ST 100% tuition

& Development fees are waived 50% for OBC &

Economically Backward Class (EBC).

Statement of Free ship / Scholarship for the Academic year 2011-12

Sr.

No.

A) FREESHIP B) SCHOLARSHIP

Category No. of Student Amount (Rs.) Category No. of Student Amount (Rs.)

01 OBC 20 9,63,140 OBC 18 8,84,942

02 SC 06 6,25,762 SC 18 20,14,761

03 NT 05 4,99,747 NT 21 20,82,060

04 SBC 00 00 SBC 3 3,11,926

05 -- -- -- EBC (DTE) 37 18,08,390

06 -- -- -- Savitribai Phule

Scholarship

3 15,000

Total 31 20,88,649 Total 100 71,17079

Grand Total 9205728

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5. Criteria for fee waivers / Scholarship:

6. Estimated cost of boarding and lodging: ( Rs.)

4. DISPLAY MARKS SCORED IN TEST ETC. AND IN AGGREGATE FOR ALL CANDIDATES

WHO WERE ADMITTED.

The marks scored in MH-CET 2012 and in aggregate of all candidates admitted to F.Y. B. Pharm. during

academic year 2012-12 are given as under.

Admitted List of the Candidates for First Year Degree / Direct Second Year in Pharmacy for the year

2012-13

Merit

No

Gen.

Merit

No.

Name of the Student

Caste

CET

Score

PCB/M

Percentage

Dip.

Marks

DTE CAP ADMISSIONS

1 10736 Rajput Gaurav Deepak DT/VJ 61 55 --

2 9086 Khandve Mangesh Bhaskar OBC 65 44 --

3 9228 Bankar Onkar Sarjerao OBC 64 41 --

4 3518 Gaikwad Apurva Nitin SC 90 60.66 --

5 3697 Ghare Aniket Rajendra Open 88 64.66 --

6 4055 Sul Madhuri Subhash NT 2 (NT-C) 85 52.33 --

7 4369 Sanap Sachin NT 3 (NT-D) 83 77.33 --

8 1294 Mane Rajendra Uttam NT 2 (NT-C) 117 74.33 --

9 1383 Kendre Hanmant Namdev NT 3 (NT-D) 115 48.33 --

10 5517 Ramphale Akshay Gulab SC 77 53.33 --

11 6828 Dhiwar Prasad Sanjay SC 72 59 --

12 8815 Thorat Siddharth Bansi SC 65 72 --

13 8655 Sonawane Rahul Ishwar SC 66 59 --

14 4345 Ghodke Mahananda Vitthal NT 2 (NT-C) 83 71.33 --

15 3895 Mali Shradha Rajendra OBC 87 66.66 --

16 1996 Zemse Chinmayee Dipak Open 106 86 --

17 2592 Satav Tejashri Sudhakarrao NT 2 (NT-C) 99 71.66 --

18 4393 Kamble Priya Nagesh SC 83 66.33 --

19 2575 Deokate Sachin Bhujangrao NT 2 (NT-C) 99 58 --

20 2849 Patel Chirag Sudhir Open 96 75 --

21 11426 Jori Madhurani Pandurang NT 2 (NT-C) 59 50.33 --

22 13520 Raut Ramprasad Punjaram OBC 53 47.33 --

23 3288 Patil Yugandhar Sharad OBC 92 62.66 --

24 7052 Shinde Kajal Sunil Open 71 61.33 --

25 8420 Ukirde Rushikesh Dnyandeo OBC 66 58.66 --

Hostel Fees (Optional) (annual)

Amount (Rs.)

a. Information Brochure & application form

b. Hostel Rent

c. Maintenance Charges.

d. Hostel deposit (Refundable)

e Mess

600

22000

4000

5000

18000

Total 49600

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26 2422 Thombre Ganeshkumar Sitaram NT 3 (NT-D) 101 67.66 --

27 6090 Nikam Shivraj Sopanrao NT 2 (NT-D) 74 39.66 --

28 10201 Ghule Vidya Haribhau NT 3 (NT-D) 62 46 --

29 4831 Rathod Shailesh Shivaji DT/VJ 80 45.33 --

30 9037 Kadam Yogita Ashok OBC 65 58 --

31 13015 Vaidya Smita Yogesh OBC 55 44 --

32 12908 Bhalerao Avinash Machindra SC 55 67 --

33 8762 Karad Shital Subhash NT 3 (NT-D) 66 84.66 --

34 3368 Marge Yamuna Suresh Open 91 47 --

35 3952 Gore Vrushabh Anilrao NT 3 (NT-D) 86 51.66 --

36 4125 Loya Shubham Sampatkumar Open 85 57.66 --

37 5090 Shende Kiran Sudhakar OBC 79 61.66 --

38 5897 Tompe Pooja Bharatrao Open 75 54.33 --

39 8778 Shaikh Javid Mashak Open 65 50.66 --

40 5826 Hare Asawari Vinod SC 76 51.66 --

41 10980 Patil Kalpesh Raghunath OBC 60 54 --

42 11878 Thakare Ajinkya Madhukar Open 58 48.33 --

43 12463 Pawar Pooja Parashuram OBC 56 47.66 --

44 12649 Jankar Mayuri Tukaram NT 2 (NT-D) 56 58.66 --

45 14708 Khetmalis Yogesh Mahadu OBC 48 51 --

46 14996 Katore Somnath Dattatray Open 45 55.66 --

ADMISSIONS AGAINST CAP

47 1 Pathare Kshitij Prakash Open 72 61.66 --

48 2 Paliwal Ankita Vijay Open 71 51 --

49 3 Katake Tejal Shankar Open 70 55.66 --

50 4 Kamthe Saloni Ravindra Open 63 64.33 --

51 5 Jaiswal Rachit Rajbabu Open 0.181 63.33 --

52 6 Borade Samadhan Ramdas Open 51 65.66 --

53 7 Jain Nikita Suresh Open 50 57.33 --

54 8 Bilade Nikhil Vijay OBC 47 51 --

55 13 Singh Abhishek Chandrabhan Open 45 45.66 --

56 9 Rarween Baby Mdquasim NA 0.242 80.66 --

57 10 Siddharth Nishikant Walaskar NA 0.215 67.66 --

58 11 Mohd Imran Ahmad NA 0.218 64 --

59 12 Banerjee Samrat Jyotibrata NA 0.198 61.66 --

DIRECT SECOND YEAR B. PHARM

DTE CAP ADMISSIONS

01 717 Choudhary Shantidevi Vardharam Open -- -- 71.40

02 783 Deshmukh Dattaray Popat Open -- -- 70.80

03 1078 Yadav Atul Abasaheb Open -- -- 68.20

04 1069 Kadam Prajyot Sopanrao Open -- -- 68.20

05 1437 Narwade Sachin Dnyaneshwar Open -- -- 65.40

06 1717 Modak Vaibhav Sambhaji Open -- -- 63.60

07 2165 Yadav Vinal Bhanudas Open -- -- 60.20

08 2232 Kudale Priya Gajanan OBC-Mali -- -- 60.0

09 2359 Sheikh Salman Sheikh Khalid Open -- -- 58.60

10 2506 Patil Ashwani Dnyanashewar NT-C-Dhangar -- -- 57.50

11 2615 Shelke Abhijeet Shivaji Open -- -- 56.20

12 2822 Suroshe Gajanan Uttamrao Open -- -- 52.10

13 2828 Pachpute Vaibhav Shahaji Open -- -- 52.00

14 998 Wattamwar Omkar Anil Open -- -- 68.80

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15 1378 Kumbharkar Jayshri Shamrao Open -- -- 66.00

16 1394 Kokate Umesh Prakashrao Open -- -- 65.80

ADMISSION AGAINST CAP

17 1 Choudhary Rekha Jagaram Open -- -- 65.80

18 2 Gandhi Rohan Mohan Open -- -- 64.70

III. APPLICATION FORM

The application form in PDF form can be downloaded by clicking to the Application form and is also available

on our website www.sinhgad.edu link to Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Pharmacy.

IV. RULES FOR ADMISSION UNDER MANAGEMENT SEATS/VACANT SEATS

1. Composition of selection team for admission under Management Quota with the brief profiles of members

(This information may be made available in the public domain after the admission process is over)

Composition of Admission Committee:

a. Principal : Chairman

b. Administrative Officer : Member

c. Teaching Staff : Member-Secretary

2. Score of the individual candidate admitted arranged in order of merit

Please refer the item No. XI, Sr. No. 4

3. Calendar for admission against vacant seats:

The calendar for admissions for vacant seats varies every year and is based on the guidelines / directives issued

by the Director of Technical Education, Government of Maharashtra. The calendar of admissions for vacant seats

after CAP admission for the year 2012-13 was as under:

Institute Level Admission Round (F. Y. B. Pharm. 2012-13)

Day and Date Event

Wednesday – 22/08/2012 at 5.30 p.m. Display of Vacancy position after Cap round on College

Notice Board

Thursday – 23/08/2012 at 11. 00 am

up to – 25/08/2012 at 4.00 pm

Receipt of Application Forms for probable vacancies/

existing vacancies

Saturday –259/08/2012 at 5.00 pm Display of General Merit List on the College Notice Board

Sunday – 26/08/2012 at 11.00 am

up to 27/08/2012 at 5.00 pm

Allocation Seats & Admissions & Reporting for all

categories of Admissions

Wednesday – 05/09/2012 at 5.00 pm Cut – off date of all admissions

Note: The student allocated through CAP and who have failed to report the college of the stipulated date will

have to submit a fresh application to be considered against vacant seats.

Institute Level Admission Round (Direct S. Y. B. Pharm. 2012-13)

For the seats under the vacancy against cancellation or non-reporting after Centralized Allotment Process

conducted by Competent Authority.

Day and Date Event

Sunday 16/09/2012 at 05.30 pm Display of Vacancy position after Cap round on

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College Notice Board

Monday – 17/09/2012 at 11. 00 am

up to – 19/09/2012 at 5.00 pm


existing vacancies

Wednesday 19/09/2012. at 5. 30 pm Display of Provisional General Merit List on the


Thursday – 20/09/2012 at 11.00 am

up to 21/09/2012 at 5.00 pm



Tuesday 25/09/2012 at 5. 00 pm Cut – off date of all admissions

4. List of candidates who have been offered admissions: 02

For M. PHARMACY

Entrance Test / Admission Criteria: Association of Un-Aided Private Pharmacy College (AUPPC)

For further reference, please refer www.auppc.org

Sr.

No.

Specifications 2012-13 2011-12 2010-11

P’Ceutics P’Cology P’Chem QAT P’Ceutics P’Cology P’Chem P’Ceutics P’Cology P’Chem

1 Cut off/Last

Candidate

admitted

09

11

10

10

39

16

39

35

32

42

2 Fees in

Rupees

1,08,000 90,000

3 Number of

Fees

Wavered

Offered

NIL

NIL

NIL

Admitted List of the Candidates for First Year Master of Pharmacy for the year 2012-13

Sr. No. Merit No. Name of Candidate Category

GPAT/

AUPPC-CET

Marks

B. Pharm. %

PHARMACEUTICS

01 1011 Adokar Bhushan Rambhau Open 9 61.87

02 1032 Shinde Priyanka Gopal SC 33 63.86

03 1067 Patil Snehal Babasaheb Open 32 65.85

04 1103 Khule Amit Mahadev Open 9 65.91

05 129 Rajmane Ragini Baburao Open 52 66.42

06 133 Mhetre Somnath Subhash Open 15 63.5

07 168 Jain Gaurav Rajendra Open 15 62.58

08 204 Argade Nitin Shivaji Open 48 62.50

09 205 Marmwar Pranita Arun Open 48 65

10 210 Pawar Kiran Tukaram Open 14 64.91

11 309 Motkar Bharat Sakharam Open 45 61.08

12 511 Pawar Shankar Eknathrao Open 12 71.00

13 544 Thakare Yogesh Yadav Open 40 60

14 572 Deshmukh Nitesh Dashrath Open 12 60.58

15 596 Rajole Ajinkya Ashok Open 39 63.5

16 646 Bhagat Sonali Arjunrao SC 38 61.16

17 676 Walunj Atul Balasaheb Open 11 63.08

18 694 Dhore Abhijit Arjunrao Open 11 58.17

19 722 Sandve Sumit Kondbarao SC 41 62.49

20 778 Thakare Tushar Arunrao Open 36 61.91

21 891 Raut Neeraj Nagesh Open 10 57.66

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22 900 Kambale Swapnil Ashok SC 35 61.66

23 94 Km Harshita Singh Open 17 74.6

24 98 Bahulkar Swati Shrirang Open 56 65

QUALITY ASSURANCE TECHNIQUES

01 1035 Jadhav Rajkumar Jaysingrao Open 33 53.16

02 1046 Gavhale Amit Shesharao SC 9 67.25

03 1081 Bansode Pravin Bhaskar SC 32 51.25

04 1114 Selar Rohan Subhashbhai Open 32 62.75

05 1120 Chaudhari Tejal Prakash Open 32 66.52

06 1181 Paras Ram Yogesh Kumar Open 31 61.08

07 1337 Patil Ranjit Vinayak Open 29 61.69

08 1602 Pawar Nilesh Sakharam Open 20 62

09 321 Minase Amit Siddheshwar Open 13 67.46

10 339 Ingole Vilas Babanrao Open 44 67.92

11 352 Jondhale Abhishek Prakash Open 44 59.75

12 355 Pawar Digambar Ramdas Open 13 55.75

13 361 Kotkar Tejswita Ashok Open 42 58.75

14 408 Pund Yogesh Asaram Open 42 63.08

15 889 Suralkar Sachin Sunil SC 10 60.24

16 974 Kadam Manoj Manikrao ST 10.20 60

17 1031 Maurya Shweta Hansraj Open 33 65.2

18 340 Banshelkikar Anagha

Arvindrao Open 44 64

19 Kadam Amruta Rajnikant Open 47 56

20 Padwal Priyanka Sahebrao Open 53 63.66

PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY

1 1047 Gaikwad Nikhil Jagannath Open 33 62.25

2 1139 Tangde Jyoti Bhagwan Open 9 71.5

3 621 Ushatai Dnyandev Pawar Open 55 68.21

4 708 Khanaware Priyanka Dilip Open 11 71.76

5 763 Pratika Thakur Open 10 70.0

6 926 Jagdale Vaishali Kisan Open 34 63

PHARMACOLOGY

1 192 Kale Sneha Bhagawanrao Open 49 61.08

2 205 Patil Prachi Prakash Open 13 62.83

3 605 Parvej Mahebub Mukadam Open 11 56.3

4 744 Gaikwad Gayatri Dharmnath Open 11 63

5 791 Sawant Mayur Raosaheb Open 36 57.7

Institute Level Admission Round (M. Pharm. 2012-13)

For the seats under the vacancy against cancellation or non-reporting after Centralized Allotment Process

conducted by Competent Authority.

Day and Date Event

Thursday 23/08/2012 at 05.30 pm Display of Vacancy position after Cap round on


Saturday – 25/08/2012 at 11. 00 am

up to – 26/08/2012 at 5.00 pm


existing vacancies

Sunday 19/09/2012. at 5. 30 pm Display of General Merit List on the College Notice

Board

Monday – 27/08/2012 at 11.00 am

up to Tuesday28/08/2012 at 5.00 pm



Friday 31/08/2012 at 5. 00 pm Cut – off date of all admissions

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