Date: 21st November 2024
Venue: Building No. 2 (Room No. 2210)
Report
The Faculty of Pharmacy has successfully conducted offline Induction Program on 21st November 2024 in Building Number 2 in class 2210.
The induction program aims to ensure that new students are well-prepared, informed, and integrated into the Pharmacy department, setting a strong foundation for their academic and professional journey.
Main objectives are
- Introduction to the Department and Curriculum
- Explain the academic policies, grading systems, and examination procedures.
- Introduce students to the campus, key facilities, and resources available to support their academic and personal needs.
- Educate students about important policies, including those related to exams, student conduct, and the use of digital platforms like VOLP and ERP.
- Encourage students to build relationships with peers and alumni.
The orientation program is designed to introduce new students to the academic environment, institutional resources, and community culture. Dr.Sunitha Sampathi mam, Dean of Pharmacy and Dr. Swati Mutha mam Head of Department - Pharmaceutics extended a warm welcome to the participants. Program commenced with lamp lightening. Dr Sunitha mam addressed the gatherings and highlighted the importance of the orientation and the role it plays in setting the foundation for the students' future academic endeavours. Dr Swati Mutha outlined the academic structure, including core subjects, electives, and specializations. He also informed about various academic support services, such as tutoring and mentoring programs.
Dr Sabeena Sayad briefed the students regarding University, Organisational structure, key facilities, different cells and resources available to support their academic and personal needs
Participants were familiarized with the Virtual Online Learning Platform (VOLP) and the Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system by Prof. Jisha Joseph. These tools are vital for managing academic and administrative tasks. Dr. Dipali Talale discussed the exam patterns and assessment methods in line with the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) guideline
Esteemed faculty members introduced themselves with their expertise in their respective subjects.
Introduction to Student Welfare and Anti-Ragging Cell by Prof. Vaibhav Thakre, he introduced the Student Welfare and Anti-Ragging Cell, outlining the support mechanisms in place to ensure a safe and conducive learning environment. Dr. Om Bagade presented the Research and Development Cell, discussing the opportunities for students to engage in research activities and contribute to the advancement of knowledge in their field.
The orientation program will conclude with a vote of thanks delivered by Dr Amrita Thakur, expressing gratitude to all participants, speakers, and organizers.
Participants were taken on a guided tour of the department. They were shown key facilities like laboratories, classrooms, and common areas, helping them become familiar with their new environment.




