Plan 2020 DEPARTMENT NAME: SCHOOL Of PHARMACY Mission Statement: To impart high quality education in the field of Pharmaceutical science and to make the students expertise with the practical aspects of the subjects along with the recent developments in the drug discovery and pharmaceutical research. 1. Department Overview: Resource:The university teaching department, School of Pharmacy started in year 2001. The school runs UG (B. Pharm) and PG (M.Pharm in Pharmaceutical chemistry) in Pharmacy. The school also has about 13 research scholars carrying out Ph.D. in thrust areas of pharmaceutical sciences. The school has young dynamic faculty and it comprises of a reader and five lecturers and some visiting faculty. All the Faculty members are actively engaged in academic teaching and research. Infrastructure: Infrastructure wise the school is rated as one of the best pharmacy institution of Madhya Pradesh. The school has a total of fourteen laboratories comprises of pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmaceutics, pharmacognosy, pharmacology, pharmaceutical biotechnology, microbiology, pharmaceutical analysis, pharmaceutical technology, APHE, biopharmacutics, computer aided drug design and sophisticated analytical laboratory. The Major Equipments that includes HPLC with Photo diode array detector, FTIR with DRS system and U.V. Spectrophotometer, silicon Graphics work station, Microprocessor based dissolution apparatus, Microprocessor based Friability test apparatus and Microprocessor based dissolution test apparatus. All the class rooms are equipped with MultiMedia Projection system, computer, Internet and UPS. The department has an air conditioned library having
approximately 2600 books and national and international journals. The school also manages IT centre facilities which is responsible to give internet services and subscription of e-journals to the entire university. The IT centre infrastructure comprises of latest state-of-art sun servers along with database & application servers. Research: The school over the past 05 years has completed a UGC major research project related to Anti-inflammatory drug design; the findings were reported in major medicinal chemistry research journals. The papers got good citation report. The school has also applied for funds from DST-FIST for the development of computer aided drug design research project in the past. Research thrust areas of the school includes anti-inflammatory, anti-microbial drug deign, anti-asthmatic herbal formulation development, Analytical method development for various pharmaceutical formulation. The faculty has published research papers in leading journals like BMCL (Bio-organic medicinal chemistry letters), QSAR and Combichem, Pharmazie, IJPS, IJC, IJBB and in many other journals and these publications have good impact factor. 2. Students Growth Plan: i) Include the details of projected increase in student strength as per the following format Year 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-17 2017-20 No. of Students UG: 240 PG: 14 UG: 240 PG: 14 UG: 480 PG: 36 UG: 480 PG: 54 UG: 480 PG: 72 UG: 540 PG: 100 UG: 540 PG: 100 *% Growth UG: Nil PG: Nil UG: Nil PG: Nil UG: 200 PG: 257 UG: 200 PG: 386 UG: 200 PG: 514 UG: 225 PG: 714 UG: 225 PG: 714 The percentage growth is based on the existing No. of students ii) Include the plans for the qualitative growth of the students Ex.:- Plans for continuous evaluation of the student, implementing CBCS scheme Adoption of NAAC Best practices Attracting the students by High quality education Enhancing Campus Placement activities Introduction of New Programme like Pharm.D & PG branches
3. Faculty Growth plan: i) should include the requirement of faculty due to increase in the student strength Year 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-17 2017-20 No. of 07 22 26 32 36 45 50 Faculty *% Nil 314 118 123 112 125 111 Growth The percentage growth is based on yearly increase ii) Should include the plans for overall development of the faculty Ex:- faculty training, summer schools, qualification improvement, monitioring quality of teaching etc. Encouraging the faculty members to attend quality improvement programmes sponsored by AICTE Conduction of workshop on current drug discovery Allowing the faculties to attend national/international conference and symposia Availing leave facility for higher studies Routine Analysis of teaching performance of faculty by IQAC 4. Supporting technical staff (should include the details of the requirement of additional technical & administrative staff) Year 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-17 2017-20 Technical % (07)* 25% 10% 20% 25% 15% 20% Growth Administrative (11)* 25% 10% 20% 25% 15% 20% % Growth * presently available staff in Nos. 5. Growth in Academic Programmes (a) New Program initiative (i) Regular Programs Proposed Programme Name Status (UG/PG/Diploma /certificate/others) Duration Student intake proposed Proposed starting year M.Pharm PG 2 Yrs 18 2011-12 Remarks if any
(Pharmacognosy) M.Pharm PG 2 Yrs 18 2012-13 (Pharmaceutics) M.Pharm PG 2Yrs 18 2013-14 (Pharmacology) Pharm.D UG 5Yrs 60 2014-17 (b) Distance Learing/Part time/vocational/evening Programs Proposed Programme Name Status (UG/PG/Diploma/certificate/others) Duration Student intake proposed Propose d starting year No Plan for Distance Learing/Part time/vocational/evening Programs as AICTE/PCI admits or recognize Remarks if any (c) Growth in Students intake in various Programs Programme No. of 480 480 480 480 students in UG No. of 36 72 100 100 students in PG No. of Nil 60 60 120 students in Pharm.D Ph.D 50 75 100 125 6. Infrastructure Growth Plan (a) Building (i) New Building Requirements (in Sq. M) Proposed Nil 1500 sq.m Nil 1500 sq.m constructed area Estimated Cost Nil 01 Crore Nil 01.5 Crore (ii) Extension to existing space (in Sq. Mtr.) Proposed Nil Nil Nil Nil
constructed area Estimated Cost Nil Nil Nil Nil (i) Facilty Creation/Upgradation (Proposed New laboratory setup, Renovation of Exisitng Labs, creation of resource center, networking and computational facilities etc.) Name of facility Estimated cost Year of establishment Sophisticated Rs. 50 Crore 2015 Analytical Laboratory facility Drug Discovery Rs. 100 Crore 2020 Research Centre Remarks (if any) 7. Growth in income by Self finance Schemes Esimated funds to be 5.16 Crore 7.86 crore 16 crore 22 crore generated in crores 8. Research Plans: Particulars Details Remarks Identification of thrust areas 1. Anticancer drug research of research 2. Anti HIV drug research Collaborations Publication of journals/magazine Others Collaboration with National Cancer Institute(NCI), USA International Journal of Pharmaceutical Chemical Society Setting up professional body Pharmaceutical Chemical society 9. Consultancy (Industrial Projects, Industry-Institute relationship, linkage with Govt. bodies and NGO) Consulting Areas Details Expected Revenue Generated 2012 2016 2020
Industrial Projects Industrial Institute relationship Linkage with Govt. Bodies and NGO R& D Projects in 10 lacs 30 lacs 50 lacs collaboration with Industry Nil Nil Nil Nil DST, CSIR, UGC, ICMR projects/ Schemes 25 lacs 50 lacs 80 lacs 10. Governance (Give details of ICT deployment activities in Governance at departmental level) ICT as a learning resource To pursue innovations and develop new methods and technologies for delivery of quality education. To use modern information technology to the maximum extent possible in all phases of the academics as well as administrative aspects of the university programmes. To offer high quality programmes for training and development of management skills to enhance productivity and efficiency. To improve the quality, talent and skills of individuals. Resourses available at the department A computer lab is available to UG students in the department. Computer aided drug design laboratory with computer facilities provided to PG & research Students access the INFLIBNET from IT Center of the University. LCD Projection system is available in each classrooms and a seminar hall. This enables the faculty to incorporate computer aided teaching methods. 11. Extension and field outreach Plan 1. The Department has a long-term institutional development plan under which from Basic Pharmacy degree programme B.Pharm firstly and M.Pharm (Pharmaceutical chemistry) was initiated, other programs like Pharm.D, M.Pharm (Pharmaceutics), M.Pharm (Herbal drug technology) M.Pharm (Pharmacology) and M.Pharm (QC& QA) is being planned. 2. The department has also planned and in the process of developing a central facility for sophisticated analytical instrumentation and modernization of
computer aided drug design laboratory. Developing of such a facility in this emerging field will open up new path for researchers of this department. 3. The Department expecting FIST funding for building a research centre at university campus in the name of Drug Design and Development centre. 12. Other details (if any) Nil Signature of Head Date: