Pharmaceutics 

Through this subject, the students will learn about the discipline of pharmacy. It also explains the process of turning a new chemical entity or old drug into medication to be used safely and effectively by the patients.  

Some other parts of the syllabus are: 

• Introduction to dosage forms 
• Intro to pharmacopoeias 
• Metrology systems of weights and measures 
• Packing of pharmaceuticals 
• Size separation 
• Mixing and homogenization 
• Extraction and galenical 
• Heat process to evaporation 
• Distillation 
• Introduction to drying processes 
• Sterilisation

Pharmaceutical Chemistry 

The students will learn about the intersection of chemistry like synthetic organic chemistry, pharmacology, and various other biological specialities. The intersection occurs when they are involved with the design, chemical synthesis, and bioactive molecules.  

Some other parts of the syllabus: 

• General intro on inorganic compounds 
• Major Intra & extracellular electrolytes 
• Radiopharmaceutical and contrast media 
• adulteration and drug evaluation  
• Study of source, preparation, and identification of fibre
• Study of senna, datura, cinnamon, fennel, etc  
• Therapeutic efficacy of various drugs  
• A brief outline of therapeutic effects and pharmaceutical applications  

Pharmacognosy  

Through this subject, the student will learn about pharmacognosy, which means the study of medicines and crude drugs produced from natural resources. Natural resources like plants, microbes, and animals. The subject also helps understand the analysis of biological, chemical, biochemical, and physical properties of resources.  

Some other parts of the syllabus: 

• Definition, the scope of pharmacognosy 
• Classifications of drugs 
• adulteration and drug evaluation  
• A brief outline of occurrence, distribution of therapeutic tests, and pharmaceutical applications 
• Collection and preparation of crude oil 
• Role of minerals and water in life processes 
• Enzymes 
• Brief concept of normal and abnormal metabolism  
• Introduction to the pathology of blood and urine  

Biochemistry and clinical pathology  

The students will learn about the complete concept of molecular levels of the chemical process associated with living cells. The scope of this subject is to provide the biochemical facts and principles to understand the metabolism in pathological and physiological conditions.  

Some other parts of the syllabus: 

• Introduction to biochemistry 
• Role of proteins, polypeptides, and amino acids 
• Classification of chemistry 
• Role of carbohydrates and their classification 
• Role of lipids and their classification and qualitative tests  
• Role of vitamins and coenzymes  

Human anatomy and physiology  

The subject helps in understanding the structure and description of the human body. Human anatomy explains the body’s structure, and physiology explains how body structure looks at different levels, i.e., it focuses on the body’s functions.  

Some other parts of the syllabus: 

• Scope of anatomy and physiology 
• Structure and components of cells 
• Elementary tissues of the body 
• Structure and function of the skeleton 
• Composition and functions of blood 
• Structure and functions of the heart 
• Parts and functions of the respiratory system 
• Functions of the urinary system 
• Structure of skeletal muscle 
• Reproductive system