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Committed to Quality Education PROSPECTUS PROSPECTUS Committed to Quality Education EZHUTHACHAN COLLEGE OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES Affiliated to the Kerala University of Health Sciences EZHUTHACHAN COLLEGE OF Approved by the All India Council for Technical Education and Pharmacy Council of India PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES Marayamuttom, Neyyattinkara, Thiruvananthapuram - 695 124, Kerala. Marayamuttom, Neyyattinkara, Thiruvananthapuram - 695 124, Kerala. +91 8547757595, 0471 2278559, 0471 2278560 +91 471 2275307 +91 8547757595, 0471 2278559, 0471 2278560 +91 471 2275307 [email protected] www.enapc.ac.in [email protected] www.enapc.ac.in Introduction 05 Profession of Pharmacy 06 Course Details - PHARM. D Eligibility, Course Content and Duration of Course 12 Course Details - M. PHARM Eligibility, Course Content and Duration of Course 16 Course Details - B. PHARM Eligibility, Course Content and Duration of Course 18 Course Details - D. PHARM Eligibility, Course Content and Duration of Course CONTENTS 19 Fees and Quotas Merit Quota, Management Quota Our Campus at Neyyattinkara, Trivandrum 21 Admission Details of Application Forms and Its Procedure 22 Features & Facilities Details of Lab, Library, Faculty Members & km\µcq]w kIe{]t_m[w Other Facilities B\µZm\marX ]mcnPmXw a\pjy]tßjp chnkzcq]w 26 {]Wuan Xp©s¯gpamcy]mZw Discipline And Rules Management Ezhuthachan National Academy is a registered organization under the Travancore Cochin Scientific Literary and Charitable Societies Registration Act 1955. The academy is managed by eminent scholars, Doctors, Professors and “ I am delighted that you have selected Ezhuthachan College of retired Vice-Chancellors etc. Pharmaceutical Sciences as your college and look forward to welcoming you to our community. The many accomplishments and achievements of our students reflect a shared dedication by our staff, students, parents and members to provide the best learning opportunities for all of you. Good luck and have a very productive year ” Dr. Saji Kumar E.A Profession of Pharmacy General Secretary Introduction The Profession of pharmacy is the most trusted one in many countries like USA. The development of the profession in India dates back to 1930s when the pre-independent Govt. of India appointed a committee Kerala, popularly known as “Gods own country” is to look into the requirements in the educational, blessed with the birth of great poets, scholars, manufacturing and quality control of drugs marketed philosophers and sages. Among all Thunchath in our country. The lack of qualified pharmacists and Ramanujan Ezhuthachan requires special testing laboratories were the reasons why quality Ezhuthachan National Academy was mention. He is known as the father of Malayalam drugs were not available in India. With the framing of found in 1990 with the aim of stepping language and has made valuable contributions to the Pharmacy Act 1948 and the Drugs and Cosmetic into the academic field to bring up the Keralites. It goes without saying, that genera- Act 1940 by Government, the situation started improv- intellectual talents in the young genera- tions after generations he is remembered in the ing. The first college of pharmacy was formed in 1945 tion and thus fulfill the desires of the minds of all Keralites. The great poet had dream in the Banaras Hindu university. Later reputed institu- great poet Thunchath Ramanujan of disseminating the treasure of knowledge, tion like Birla institute of technology started conduct- Ezhuthachan. Ezhuthachan College of wisdom and ethics to the subjects of Kerala. ing Pharmaceutical Sciences, started in 2003, is a prestigious institution under the Academy. Education at ECPS is focused on equipping students with the critical skills they need to compete in today’s globalized world This noble venture is in line with the acad- emy's objective of starting Educational Today there are adequate number of colleges conducting pharmacy courses, regulated by the All India Institutions in Medicine, Pharmacy, We prepare students to successfully and fully Council for Technical Education, pharmacy council of India and State Pharmacy Councils. The coming up Dentistry and other Para-Medical cours- live out their calling by providing a quality of several colleges in our country itself is a pointer to the opportunities that are awaiting for the success- es, rendering quality education in the education combined with service focused ful students studying for the various courses in pharmacy. field of Pharmacy and thus producing community. You bring your curiosity, creativity Pharmacists useful to the Society in all and commitment, and we will make sure you are Pharmacists are technologists in the manufacture and quality control of drugs. Post graduate students aspects. equipped with the knowledge, skills and confidence to change the world and Ph.D holders find a placement in reputed research laboratories. The content of B. Pharm covers subjects of varied nature like anatomy, physiology, pharmaceutical engineering and even hospital manage- ment. It is worth mentioning that a pharmacist is an expert on drugs, whether it is manufacture or analysis or evaluating the prescriptions. 04| PROSPECTUS 05| PROSPECTUS COURSE CONTENT Doctor of Pharmacy Human anatomy and physiology (PHARM.D) Pharmaceutics ST Medicinal biochemistry 1 Pharmaceutical organic chemistry YEAR Pharmaceutical inorganic chemistry Remedial mathematics/Biology Pathophysiology Eligibility for Admission Pharmaceutical Microbiology ND Candidates who have passed higher secondary exam- Pharmacognosy & Phytopharmaceuticals Pharmacology-I ination, Kerala or examinations recognized as equiva- 2 YEAR Community Pharmacy lent there to with 50% marks in biology/mathematics Pharmacotherapeutics-I separately and 50% marks in physics, chemistry and biology/mathematics put together are eligible OR A Pharmacology-II pass in D.Pharm. Course with a minimum of 50% marks Pharmaceutical Analysis in D. Pharm examination from an institution approved RD Pharmacotherapeutics-II by Pharmacy Council of India under section 12 of the Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence 3 Medicinal Chemistry Pharmacy Act OR any other qualification approved by YEAR Pharmaceutical Formulations the pharmacy council of India as equivalent to any of the above examinations. Pharmacotherapeutics-III Hospital Pharmacy N.B. However candidates who have passed their quali- TH Clinical Pharmacy fying examination from outside the state of Kerala Biostatistics & Research Methodology shall produce the certificate of recognition and equiva- 4 YEAR Biopharmaceutics & Pharmacokinetics lency of qualifying examination from Kerala University Clinical Toxicology of Health Sciences, Thrissur. This should be furnished at the time of admission. Eligibility for admission to the candidates belonging to OBC, OEC, SC/ST will be Clinical Research Pharmacoepidemiology and pharmacoeconomics as per the requirements of the Kerala university of TH Clinicl Pharmacokinetics & Pharmacotherapeutic health sciences, Thrissur. 5 Drug Monitoring YEAR Clerkship Project Work (Six Months) Duration Internship or Residency training including postings in speciality units. Student should independently provide The course of study of Pharm D shall extend over TH the Clinical Pharmacy services to the allotted wards. Six months in general medicine department, and two a period of six academic years. Each academic 6 months each in three other speciality departments. YEAR year consist of not less than two hundred working days. 06| PROSPECTUS 07| PROSPECTUS Criteria of Selection Admissions will be done on the basis of marks obtained by the candidates in the qualifying examination as mentioned above. The marks obtained by the candidates in the relevant subjects in the qualifying examina- tion conducted by various Boards or authority of other states shall be equated with the marks obtained by the candidates in the same subjects in the qualifying examination conducted by the Director of HSE, Kerala. Marks obtained by the candidates under various streams of examinations such as HSE in Kerala/CBSE/ICSE etc. will be subjected to the process of normalisation. For allotment of D.Pharm students to the Pharm. D course, rank list will be prepared on the basis of the marks obtained by candidates in first and second year of D.Pharm examination from an institution approved by PCI under section 12 of the Pharmacy Act. Selection Procedure Application with prospectus can be obtained by paying Rs.1000/-cash or by sending DD/MO in favour of The General Secretary, Ezhuthachan National Academy payable at Trivandrum. Application downloaded from the website are to be submitted with a DD for Rs.1000/- and Non-Resident Indians are to submit DD for Rs.1250/- drawn in favour of the General Secretary, Ezhuthachan National Academy, payable at Trivandrum. Duly filled up application has to be submitted with all relevant documents to: The Principal, Ezhuthachan College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Marayamuttom, Neyyatinkara, Thiruvananthapuram-695124, Kerala, India. (Last date for receipt of Applications will be notified through Website, Print & Electronic Media) Discontinuation of the course and payment of liquidated damages If any candidate discontinues the course after closing of admissions as notified by the Kerala University of Health Sciences, Thrissur or any other competent authority including the court of Law, the candidate has to pay liquidated damages as decided by Govt. or apex councils. 08| PROSPECTUS 09| PROSPECTUS 10| PROSPECTUS 11| PROSPECTUS PHARMACEUTIAL CHEMISTRY Master Degree in Pharmacy Semester
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