Course Structure Overview

The pharmacy program at Mansarovar Global University Sehore is structured over 8 semesters with a balanced distribution of core subjects, departmental electives, science electives, and laboratory courses. Each semester carries a specific credit load designed to progressively build upon previous knowledge while introducing new concepts and practical skills.

Semester	Course Code	Full Course Title	Credit Structure (L-T-P-C)	Prerequisites
I	P101	Organic Chemistry I	3-1-2-5	-
I	P102	Inorganic Chemistry	3-1-2-5	-
I	P103	Biology for Pharmacy	3-1-2-5	-
I	P104	Physics for Pharmacy	3-1-2-5	-
I	P105	Mathematics I	3-1-2-5	-
I	P106	Chemistry Laboratory I	0-0-6-3	-
II	P201	Organic Chemistry II	3-1-2-5	P101
II	P202	Pharmacognosy	3-1-2-5	-
II	P203	Pharmaceutical Chemistry I	3-1-2-5	P101, P102
II	P204	Physical Pharmacy	3-1-2-5	P101, P102
II	P205	Pharmacology I	3-1-2-5	P101, P102
II	P206	Chemistry Laboratory II	0-0-6-3	P106
III	P301	Pharmaceutical Chemistry II	3-1-2-5	P203
III	P302	Pharmacology II	3-1-2-5	P205
III	P303	Pharmaceutical Analysis I	3-1-2-5	P101, P102
III	P304	Formulation Technology	3-1-2-5	P203, P204
III	P305	Pharmacokinetics	3-1-2-5	P205
III	P306	Pharmaceutical Analysis Laboratory I	0-0-6-3	P303
IV	P401	Pharmacology III	3-1-2-5	P302
IV	P402	Therapeutic Drug Monitoring	3-1-2-5	P305
IV	P403	Drug Delivery Systems	3-1-2-5	P304
IV	P404	Pharmaceutical Microbiology	3-1-2-5	-
IV	P405	Clinical Pharmacy I	3-1-2-5	P302, P305
IV	P406	Pharmaceutical Analysis Laboratory II	0-0-6-3	P306
V	P501	Natural Product Chemistry	3-1-2-5	P101, P203
V	P502	Pharmaceutical Regulatory Affairs	3-1-2-5	-
V	P503	Clinical Pharmacy II	3-1-2-5	P405
V	P504	Toxicology	3-1-2-5	P205
V	P505	Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance	3-1-2-5	P304
V	P506	Research Methodology	3-1-2-5	-
VI	P601	Pharmaceutical Chemistry III	3-1-2-5	P301, P501
VI	P602	Advanced Drug Delivery Systems	3-1-2-5	P403
VI	P603	Pharmaceutical Formulation Project	3-1-2-5	P304, P503
VI	P604	Industrial Training	0-0-12-0	-
VII	P701	Capstone Project I	3-1-2-5	P603, P503
VII	P702	Pharmaceutical Market Analysis	3-1-2-5	-
VIII	P801	Capstone Project II	3-1-2-5	P701
VIII	P802	Pharmaceutical Entrepreneurship	3-1-2-5	-

Detailed Course Descriptions

Several advanced departmental elective courses are offered to provide students with specialized knowledge and skills:

Pharmacology III

This course delves into the molecular mechanisms of drug action, focusing on receptor theory, signal transduction pathways, and pharmacogenomics. Students will study how drugs interact with biological targets at the cellular level and explore the implications for therapeutic development.

Drug Delivery Systems

This course explores advanced methods for targeting drugs to specific sites in the body, including nanoparticles, liposomes, controlled-release formulations, and transdermal patches. Emphasis is placed on the design principles, characterization techniques, and applications of various delivery systems.

Natural Product Chemistry

Students will investigate the isolation, structure elucidation, and bioactivity of compounds derived from plants, marine organisms, and other natural sources. The course covers both traditional and modern approaches to natural product discovery and development.

Pharmaceutical Regulatory Affairs

This course provides an overview of regulatory frameworks governing pharmaceutical products globally. Topics include drug approval processes, Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP), Good Clinical Practice (GCP), and compliance requirements for different types of pharmaceutical products.

Clinical Pharmacy II

Building upon the foundational concepts in clinical pharmacy, this course focuses on medication management in complex patient populations. Students will learn about drug interactions, therapeutic monitoring, and optimizing pharmacotherapy in real-world clinical settings.

Toxicology

This course covers the principles of toxicology including mechanisms of toxicity, dose-response relationships, risk assessment, and safety evaluation. Students will examine how environmental factors and chemical exposures can affect human health.

Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance

The course emphasizes the importance of quality control in pharmaceutical manufacturing. Students will learn about quality management systems, validation processes, standard operating procedures, and regulatory compliance requirements for maintaining product quality throughout the production cycle.

Research Methodology

This course introduces students to scientific research methods including hypothesis formulation, experimental design, data analysis, and academic writing. Students will develop skills in literature review, critical thinking, and ethical considerations in research.

Project-Based Learning Approach

The department strongly believes in project-based learning as a cornerstone of education. This approach enables students to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world problems and fosters creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving skills.

Mini-projects are integrated throughout the curriculum, beginning in the second year with a focus on basic research techniques and gradually progressing to more complex investigations. These projects typically involve small teams of 3-5 students working under faculty supervision.

The final-year capstone project is an extensive endeavor that requires students to conduct independent research or development work. Students choose their projects in consultation with faculty mentors based on their interests and career goals. Projects are evaluated through presentations, written reports, and oral examinations.

Faculty mentors play a crucial role in guiding students throughout the project process, providing technical expertise, feedback, and professional development support. The department facilitates project selection by organizing workshops, seminars, and industry exposure events to help students identify relevant research topics and potential collaborators.