| 1 | Pharmacology Lab-I | Experiments pertaining to human anatomy, physiology and pharmacology are being conducted. The lab comprises of well equipped Sherrington’s rotating drums, student organ bath, spirometer and all adequate for anatomy learning. |
| 2 | Pharmacology Lab-II (Research) | The advanced pharmacological screening methods are performed. The laboratory enriched with sophisticated instruments includes stereotaxis, plethysmometer, non-invasive B.P. apparatus and all necessary major and minor facilities available to the extent of satisfactory research curriculum. |
| 3 | Laboratory (Pilot Plant) | A pilot plant is a pre-commercial production system that employs new production technology and/or produces new technology-based products by using double cone blender, multimill, coating pan tray dryer and oscillating granulator, mainly for the purpose of learning about the new technology. The knowledge obtained is then used for design of full-scale production systems and commercial products, as well as for identification of further research objectives and support of investment decisions. Pilot plant is a relative term in the sense that pilot plants are typically smaller than full- scale production plants, but are built in a range of sizes. Also, as pilot plants are intended for learning, they typically are more flexible, possibly at the expense of economy. They can also be used to train personnel for a full-scale plant. Pilot plants tend to be smaller compared to demonstration plants. |
| 4 | Laboratory (Machine Room) | Machine room is well equipped with rotary tablet punching machine, single punch tablet machine, tablet coating pan, tablet polishing pan, sieve shaker, ampoule sealing machine, ointment filling and sealing machine, bottle washing machine, tray dryer, hot air oven, capsule filling machine, ampoule filling and sealing machine, clarity apparatus, grinder etc. |
| 5 | Pharmacognosy Lab-I | Pharmacognosy Laboratory is equipped with the instruments such as microscopes (Simple, Compound and Projection microscope), Microwave oven, Muffle Furnace, UV chamber, Autoclave, pH meter, centrifuge, Rotary evaporator and various extraction assemblies such as Soxhlet apparatus, Clevenger apparatus etc. Identification of crude drugs by microscopy, isolation of phytoconstituents, phytochemical screening, herbal drug standardization, qualitative and quantitative evaluation of crude drugs are some of the major experiments being carried out in the Pharmacognosy laboratory. Various exercises on chromatographic techniques such as paper, Thin layer chromatography and column chromatography are also being conducted in the laboratory. |
| 6 | Pharmacology Lab-III | Students are made aware about human anatomy, physiology and pharmacology with the help of various models and charts of different systems of human body. |
| 7 | Pharmaceutics Lab-I | The well-furnished laboratory of Pharmaceutics Lab-I cater to the practical requirement of the subjects: Pharmaceutical Engineering (Unit operation I& II), Pharmaceutics-I, Physical Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Formulation is well equipped with the instruments like hot air oven, water bath, digital balance, conical percolator, magnetic stirrer etc. |
| 8 | Pharmaceutics Lab-II | The well-furnished laboratory of Pharmaceutics Lab-II cater to the practical requirement of the subjects: Dosage Form Design, Pharmaceutical Technology, Cosmetic Technology, Bio pharmaceutics &Pharmacokinetics and well equipped with the instruments like hot air oven, water bath, digital balance, dissolution apparatus, disintegration apparatus, friabilator, hardness tester, distillation assembly, magnetic stirrer etc. |
| 9 | Laboratory (Microbiology/ Biotechnology) | Microbiology laboratory is equipped with laminar air flow, and other facilities to demonstrate the concept of aseptic transfer that is required in the processing of injectable formulation and sterile products. BOD incubator is used to investigate the growth of the microorganism. |
| 10 | Quality Assurance Lab-I (Research) | This lab is equipped with dissolution apparatus, disintegration apparatus, coating table machine, BOD incubator to perform the quality control of aseptic and septic pharmaceutical preparation. |
| 11 | Pharmaceutics Lab-III (Research) | This lab comprises formulating and compounding of medicament. Here, the students also learn about different dosage forms of medicines– tablets, capsules, emulsion, injections etc. These laboratories are equipped with stability oven, thermostatically controlled water bath, vacuum desiccators, tablet disintegrator, friability tester, dissolution test apparatus etc. to make the learning process effective and efficient. |
| 12 | Pharmaceutical Analysis | M.Pharmacy chemistry lab is mainly focused for synthesis, purification, and analysis with the help of equipments such as magnetic stirrers, condensing set up, rotatory evaporator to build up a focused arena for synthetic and analytical approach. |
| 13 | Instrumentation Room | Sophisticated instrument like UV-Spectrophotometer, HPLC, FT-IR, Brook field viscometer, reaction chamber, probe sonicator are there in instrument room to cater the need of research scholars of MMCP in order to execute innovative research projects |
| 14 | Pharmaceutical Chemistry Lab-I | This lab is specifically designed and well maintained to guide the students various aspects of medicinal chemistry, inorganic chemistry, physical chemistry practical. Experiments related to synthesis, identification, purification of various medicinal compounds, identification of cations/anions, preparation, identification and use of important inorganic pharmaceuticals, determination of various physicochemical parameters like density, refractive index, partition coefficient etc are being performed in this laboratory. The lab is well equipped with apparatus and equipments like magnetic stirrer, hot plate, hot air oven, Abbe’s refractometer, stalagmometer, viscometer, heating mantle and fumehood in order to ensure working in safe environment. |
| 15 | Pharmaceutical Chemistry Lab-II | The lab is mainly focused for primary small scale synthesis and equipped with small magnetic stirrer, melting point, chromatographic techniques to provide a better understanding of prior small scale synthesis. |
| 16 | Computer Lab. | Computer lab is equipped with adequate number of Computer terminals and required soft wares to train students about computer skills. Software for demonstration of pharmacology experimental procedures like X-cology, drug design related software like V-life etc are also there. |
| 17 | Pharmaceutics Lab-IV | The purpose of this subject is to the physical, chemical, and biological characteristics of drug substances and pharmaceutical ingredients to be used in preparing a drug product. In addition, stability, appearance, palatability, flavouring, sweetening, colouring, preservation, packaging, and storage are discussed. The principal objective of dosage form design is to achieve a predictable therapeutic response to a drug included in a formulation which is capable of large-scale manufacture with reproducible product quality. |
| 18 | Laboratory (Pharmaceutical Chemistry I) | Pharmacy chemistry lab is mainly focused for primary analysis, indicator use and its analytical use. The lab is mainly associated with the general apparatus such as titrimetric and analytical techniques. |
| 19 | Laboratory (Pharmaceutical Chemistry II) | This is laboratory is equipped with instruments like pH meter hot air oven, mechanical stirrers. In this laboratory experiments pertaining to biochemistry and inorganic chemistry are being performed. |
| 20 | Laboratory (Life Sciences) | Experiments related with RBC counts, haemoglobin measurements, SGOT, SGPT test, blood glucose estimation are being conducted. The laboratory is equipped with instruments, apparatus, models, charts to demonstrate various life science processes. |
| 21 | Laboratory (Pharmacy Practice) | The experiments related to health care are being conducted. Students are demonstrated to measure various parameters like blood pressure, body mass index, cockroftgault formula which are used to monitor the effects of drug on body. |
| 22 | Museum | The museum keeps and displays crude drug samples, herbal specimens, various pharmaceutical preparations and dosage forms including tablets, injections, blister packs, cosmetics, strips, bandages and so on. Regular cleaning schedule is followed for the museum. The products are updated from time to time with latest developments in the market. Most of the items including crude drugs have significant educational, scientific and historical value. |
