• The scope of Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance encompasses all systematic measures taken to ensure that pharmaceutical products meet predefined quality standards and regulatory requirements.
• Graduates are trained to work in roles such as Quality Assurance Analyst, Quality Control Chemist, Regulatory Affairs Executive, and Compliance Officer in pharmaceutical companies, contract research organizations, and regulatory bodies.
• The curriculum prepares students to handle quality documentation, process validation, stability testing, audits, and certifications like WHO-GMP, ISO, and USFDA.
• The department focuses on current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP), GLP, ICH guidelines, risk management, and quality management systems, aligning academic training with industrial expectations.
• Students also gain exposure to analytical techniques and are equipped to contribute to the development and implementation of quality systems in pharmaceutical production and research.

Scope – Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry

• The scope of Pharmaceutical Chemistry involves the discovery, development, synthesis, and analysis of drug molecules, forming a critical link between chemistry and pharmacology.
• Graduates are well-positioned for careers in medicinal chemistry, drug design, process development, R&D, and chemical analysis in pharmaceutical companies, biotech firms, and academic research.
• The department equips students with expertise in organic synthesis, spectroscopy, chromatography, molecular modeling, and structure-activity relationship (SAR) studies.
• The knowledge gained enables students to contribute to drug development pipelines, from lead compound identification to pre-clinical evaluation.
• Students are also prepared for higher studies and research in areas such as natural product chemistry, green chemistry, and computational drug design, enhancing their global employability in both industrial and academic settings.