Pharmacology

The pharmacology department lays strong emphasis on research while imparting education in pharmacology, toxicology & other related subjects. A primary objective of pharmacology is to investigate the fundamental aspect of molecular bio-regulatory mechanism of the cell and understand how drugs act in order to develop new drugs for treatment of diseases.

The department has two separate laboratories:

Anatomy Lab-I: it is established to undersigned the Human Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology of diseased state with the help of charts, models including human skeleton and various types of apparatus.

Pharmacology Lab-II: it consists of equipment to investigate the activity of various drug samples, such as Digital Balance, Rota Rod, Electro-Convulsiometer, Plethysmograph, Analgesiometer, Histamine chamber and Actophotometer.

What can I do after MD in pharmacology? Some of the popular career options are Medical Advisor, Regional Medical Advisor, Medical Science Liaison, Pharmacovigilance, medical writing, medical monitoring, clinical research manager, clinical pharmacologist.