Laboratories

The Pharmaceutical Analysis Lab is designed for the qualitative and quantitative analysis of drugs, medicines, and pharmaceutical formulations. This lab provides students with hands-on experience in testing the purity, strength, and chemical composition of various pharmaceutical substances. By using advanced analytical techniques, students learn to evaluate drug formulations to ensure they meet industry standards and regulatory requirements.

Equipped with instruments like the UV-Visible Spectrophotometer, High-Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC), pH Meter, Digital Balances, and Melting Point Apparatus, the lab allows students to perform critical experiments such as drug purity testing, quantitative analysis of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs), titration methods, and chromatography.

The Pharmaceutical Analysis Lab plays a crucial role in pharmaceutical education and research. It prepares students for careers in drug manufacturing, quality control, and regulatory affairs by enhancing their analytical skills.

The Pharmaceutical Chemistry Lab is focused on the synthesis, analysis, and structural identification of pharmaceutical compounds. Students are trained in chemical reactions, drug design, and compound purification.

This lab is equipped with essential equipment like reflux condensers, distillation units, heating mantles, and vacuum filtration setups. Students perform experiments on synthesis of drug molecules, organic reactions, and spectral analysis techniques.

By working in this lab, students enhance their skills in pharmaceutical research, drug formulation, and organic compound development, preparing them for roles in research & development, formulation, and analytical labs.

The Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry Lab focuses on the study and analysis of inorganic compounds used in the formulation of medicinal products. Students gain hands-on experience in preparing, identifying, and analyzing inorganic pharmaceuticals and excipients.

In this lab, students work with essential reagents and chemicals like boric acid, ammonium chloride, and various metal salts. Common experiments include limit tests for impurities, qualitative analysis of cations and anions, and preparation of official inorganic compounds.

This laboratory enhances students’ practical knowledge of inorganic pharmaceutical substances, equipping them with the skills required in the pharmaceutical industry, especially in quality control and analytical departments.

The Pharmaceutics Lab enables students to explore drug formulation, design, and delivery systems. It offers hands-on practice with dosage form preparation such as tablets, capsules, syrups, suspensions, and ointments.

Students perform key experiments in powder mixing, granulation, tablet punching, and dissolution studies. Equipment includes tablet presses, ointment filling machines, and dissolution test apparatus.

This lab equips students with practical skills necessary for careers in industrial pharmacy, drug development, and formulation science.

The Pharmacognosy Lab focuses on the study of medicinal plants and natural products. Students examine crude drugs, plant anatomy, and the extraction of phytochemicals used in traditional and modern medicine.

Key activities include microscopy of herbal samples, identification of pharmacognostic characters, and chemical tests for bioactive constituents like alkaloids, glycosides, and tannins.

The lab bridges the gap between traditional herbal knowledge and scientific validation, preparing students for roles in herbal drug industry and research.