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6. Statutory Committees in the College

Grievance Committee and Ombudsman

Name Designation Contact No.

Prof. B. R. Joshi Ombudsman 09623920963

Dr. Paraag Gide Principal 09820061795

Dr.(Mrs.) Itishree Vaidya Asst. Professor 09819297323

Mr. Kunal Gokhale Asst. Professor 09819313292

Mrs. Asmita Sahasrabuddhe Office Superintendent 08108095219

Mrs. Rashmi Chavan Clerk 08007955329

Anti- Ragging Committee

Dr. Paraag Gide Principal 09820061795

Dr.(Mrs.) Itishree Vaidya Asst. Professor 09819297323

Mrs. Shraddha Phadke Lecturer 09833010945

Mrs. Meghana Babar Lecturer 09987574397

Mr. Yogesh Chaudhari Lecturer 08425053315

Mr. Nilesh Khutle Lecturer 09702133634

Mr. Mohan Balani President- Lions Club of Ulhasnagar 09850223173

Mr. Rajesh Harchandani Editor- Nagarwasi Daily news 09822280345

Mr. Pimpalkar Sr. Police Inspector 09923406456

Mr. Prakash Kukreja Municipal Secretary 09422073950

Student Representative

Woman’s Grievance Redressal Committee

Mrs. Asmita Sahasrabuddhe Office Superintendent 08108095219

Dr. (Mrs.) Itishree Vaidya Asst. Professor 09819297323

Dr. Binda Bhuskute NGO Nominee 09323232535

Ms. Liya Momin Student representative 09960831994

PERFECTION THROUGH EXCELLENCE

Dr. L. H. HIRANANDANI COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

(Sindhi Linguistic Minority)

Opp. Ulhasnagar Rly. Stn. Ulhsnagar-421003, Dist: Thane, MaharashtraTelefax: 02512561341/2733963 ● E-mail: [email protected]

Website: www.dlhhcop.org

PresidentMr. Niranjan Hiranandani

B. Com, F.C.A.

Rector & SecretaryProf. J. K. Bhambhani

M.Sc.

Immediate past PresidentMr. Kishu Manusukhani

B.S., M.E.

(Subject to any changes introduced by All India Council of Technical Education (AICTE),Govt. of Maharashtra, Directorate of Technical education (DTE) or University of Mumbai)

APPROVED BY :

ALL INDIA COUNCIL FOR TECHNICAL EDUCATION (AICTE), New Delhi,

DIRECTORATE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION (DTE), Maharashtra State &

PHARMACY COUNCIL OF INDIA (PCI), New Delhi

AFFILIATED TO : UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI

Patron TrusteeDr. L. H. Hiranandani

F.R.C.S.(ENG.) D.L.O.(LOND.) F.C.P.S. (BOM).

MANAGED BY:

HYDERABAD SIND NATIONAL COLLEGIATE BOARD, MUMBAI

Past PresidentMr. Anil Harish

B.A, .LL.M.

Prin cipalDr. Paraag Gide Ph.D.



The technical and research acumen of faculty members has percolated in

the students of this college as well who have consistently won pole positions

in research competitions. Notably the prestigious “Young Innovative Choice

Competition” Organised by ICT, Mumbai, which entails students to solve

practical technical problems faced by the pharma industry. Consistently over

the years our students have successfully found the most innovative and

feasible solutions to the allotted problems fetching them top positions.

Mr. Nilesh Mundle stood first in “AAVISHKAR 2012” state level poster

presentation organized by University of Mumbai

Ms. Mugdha Karade M.Pharm student won First prize for oral presentation

on at IPA Convention-2011

Cultural & sports -

Our student enthusiastically participate in extracurricular activities too and

have won several prizes like first prize in group dance, fashion show etc. in

“Rx festival” an intercollegiate event of Mumbai region pharmacy colleges

Contents

1. About Hyderabad (Sind) National Collegiate Board

1.1 Brief history of HSNCB

1.2 List of Executive Committee Members

1.3 List of institutes managed by HSNCB

2. About Dr. L.H. Hiranandani College of Pharmacy

2.1 College infrastructure

2.2 Student centered activities

2.3 Faculty

3. About Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm. course)

3.1 Admission to B.Pharm. course

3.1.1 Admission to First Year B.Pharm.

3.1.2 Admission to Direct Second Year B.Pharm.

3.2 B.Pharm. course structure

4. About Master of Pharmacy (M.Pharm. course)

4.1 Admission to M.Pharm. course

4.2 M.Pharm. course structure

5. College Achievements

6. Statutory committees in the college



1. About Hyderabad (Sind) National Collegiate Board

1.1 Brief History of HSNC Board

‘Vidyasagar’ Late Principal K.M. Kundnani began his career as a

Professor and then Principal of the D.G. National College in Hyderabad,Sind in Undivided India. Caught in the whirlwind of the partition, he cameto Mumbai in the hope of resurrecting not only his career, but also to valiantlyfight to rebuild his shattered institution brick by brick. His concerns forhundreds of educators and students from his community, who had migratedto Mumbai from Sindh, inspired him to create the Hyderabad (Sind) NationalCollegiate Board. He received active support and encouragement from LateBarrister Hotchand G. Advani. Both of them founded the Hyderabad (Sind)National Collegiate Board in 1949. Both these eminent personalities playeda pioneering role in the field of higher education in Mumbai and Ulhasnagar.Late Barrister Hotchand G. Advani was the Founder President and‘Vidyasagar’ Late Principal K.M.Kundnani was the founder Secretary andfounder Principal of the first college started by Hyderabad (Sind) NationalCollegiate Board known as the R.D. National College at Bandra. This wasfollowed by a chain of educational institutions belonging to various facultiessuch as Arts, Science, Commerce, Management, Education, Law, Pharmacy,Engineering and Technology etc.

Today, the HSNC Board manages 29 educational institutes includingSecondary & Higher Secondary school, polytechnics, degree & post graduatecolleges with over 2000 teaching staff and over 2500 non teaching-staff andoffers education to more than 50,000 students in all faculties & is the largesteducational corpus in Mumbai. The HSNC Board is managed by dedicatedteam of professionals led by the dynamic President, Mr. NiranjanHiranandani. Appropriate committees have been set up to provide a dynamicand vibrant environment to all educational institutes of the Board. Thecommittees monitor academic standards, organize faculty developmentprograms and provide administrative support to all Institutes of the Board.The HSNC Board also provides international education programs abroadfor its faculty and students and receives foreign faculty and students inMumbai.

The HSNC Board has the unique distinction of being the largest group of

institutions affiliated to the University of Mumbai.

5. College Achievements

Research -

Since the infancy of the college we are actively involved in research work.Till date we have completed 175 national and state level presentation, 53national and international publication and 2 indian patents.

Research Grants received:

Name of Faculty Number of research Total amount of projects undertaken grant received

Dr. Paraag Gide 04 5,50,000

Mr. Rajkumar Dube 01 15,000

Mrs. Vijaya Bhogle 01 15,000

Dr.(Mrs.) Itishree Vaidya 01 20,000

Mrs. Rachel Geevarghese 01 20,000

Mrs.Rachana Sarawade 01 15,000

Mrs. Anita Yadav 02 55,000

Mr. Kunal Gokhale 04 90,000

Mrs. Shraddha Phadke 03 75,000

Mrs. Sushma Singh 02 40,000

Mrs. Sugandha Chaudhari 01 18,000

Mr. Nilesh Khutle 02 53,000

Mr. Yogesh Chaudhari 01 30,000

Mr. Harshal Pawar 02 33,000

Ms. Anita Ayre 02 33,000


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1.2 List of Executive Council members

Name Designation

1. Dr. L. H. Hiranandani Patron Trustee

2. Mr. Niranjan Hiranandani President of HSNC Board and Trustee

3. Mr.Kishu Mansukhani Immediate Past President of HSNC

Board and Trustee

4. Mr. Anil Harish Past President of HSNC Board and Trustee

5. Prof. J.K. Bhambhani Rector and Secretary

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The ESE in the subject Experimental Techniques in Pharmaceutical Scienceswill be conducted by the college/institution on behalf of the university. Afterthe conduct of the examination, the marks will be forwarded by the college/institution to the University

Total Credits: Semester II – 24

Semesters III and IV

Research work related to the title of the thesis that has been registered with

the University.

The learner should be allotted a Research Guide in Sem. I. The Guiding

Teacher (Research Supervisor) along with the learner may plan the Research

area to be pursued during Sems. III and IV. The title of the thesis should be

communicated to the University before the commencement of Sem. III. The

learner is expected to work a minimum of 40 hrs/week in Research to be

entitled for 24 Credits each Semester. The Guiding Teacher (Research

Supervisor) will sign a statement to this effect at the conclusion of Semesters

III and IV, which may be communicated to the Controller of Examinations at

the conclusion of each semester. Before completing the course, the learner

will be required to give a Colloquium on the research work carried out by

him/her during Sems. III and IV. The Colloquium will follow an open structure

and will be assessed besides others by the Head of the Department, the

Guide and the Principal of the College. A Statement that the learner has

delivered a Colloquium must be sent to the University and will be mandated

before the conduct of the viva-voce examination by the University.

Learners should be encouraged to attend conferences, seminars where they

may present their research work, and to publish the findings of their research.

At the end of Sem. IV the learner will submit a thesis to the university. This

will jointly be evaluated by the guiding teacher and an external examiner

appointed by the university from academia or from the pharmaceutical

industry. The evaluation will be for a total of 100 marks, of which 50 marks

will be given by the guiding teacher and 50 marks by the external examiner.

The parameters on which the marks will be given are: a. Literature Survey

(10 marks) b. Presentation (8 marks) c. Methodology (7 marks) d. Results

and Discussion (10 marks) and e. Viva-voce (15 marks). This makes a total

of 50 marks to be given by the guiding teacher and by the external examiner

separately.

Total Credits for M. Pharm. 96



1.3 List of Institutions Managed By HSNC Board

1. R. D. National College & W. A. Science College, Bandra

2. Kishinchand Chellaram College, Churchgate

3. Kishinchand Chellaram Law College, Churchgate

4. Hassaram Rijhmual College of Commerce & Economics, Churchgate

5. K.C. College of Management Studies, Churchgate, Mumbai – 400 020.

6. Smt. Mithibai Motiram Kundnani College of Commerce & Economics,Bandra

7. Smt. Chandibai Himathmal Mansukhani College, Ulhasnagar

8. Bombay Teacher’s Training College, Colaba

9. Prin. K. M. Kundnani College of Pharmacy, Cuff-Parade

10. Principal K. M. Kundnani Pharmacy Polytechnic, Ulhasnagar – 421 003.

11. Gopaldas Jhamatmal Advani Law College, Bandra

12. Watumull Institute of Electronics Engineering and Computer Technology,Worli

13. Thadomal Shahani Engineering College, Bandra

14. Smt. S.H.Mansukhani Institute of Technology, Ulhasnagar – 421 003

15. Dr. L. H. Hiranandani College of Pharmacy, Ulhasnagar

16. Nari Gursahani Law College, Ulhasnagar

17. Hashmatrai & Gangaram Himathmal Mansukhani Institute of

Management, Ulhasnagar - 421 003.

18. Little Angels Academy, Grant Road

19. Master Sitaldas Punwani Tutorial High School, Grant Road.

20. Sind Model English Primary School, Grant Road.

21. Valiram Bherumal Melwani Model High School, Grant Road.

22. Jashanmal Kishinchand Shringi English Primary School, Ulhasnagar.23. Shri Gangaram Sind National English School, Ulhasnagar.

24. Shri Gangaram Sind National High School & Jr. College, Ulhasnagar.

25. Smt. K.S.P. Jai Hind Academy High School & Jr. College, Ulhasnagar.

26. Institutions to conduct post-graduate certificate awarded by H(S)NCB

Polytechnics affiliated to the Maharashtra state Board of Technical Education

1. Kishinchand Chellaram College of Management Studies, Churchgate,

Mumbai – 400 020.

2. Principal K. M. Kundnani Pharmacy Polytechnic, Ulhasnagar – 421 003.

3. Smt. S.H.Mansukhani Institute of Technology, Ulhasnagar – 421 003

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Semester II (Branch wise)

-

CIA: Continuous Internal Assessment; ESE: End Semester Examination;

ST: Sessional Tests; IA: Internal Assessment, L: Lectures, I.L.: Integrated

Learning involving Tutorials, Group Discussions, Assignments, Field Work;

P: Practicals, Lab. work, Project, C: Core, E: Elective, S: Self Study

In the second semester, there will be one common paper Biostatistics and

Research Methodology and a practical Experimental Techniques in

Pharmaceutical Sciences for all the branches of specialization. At present

the syllabus for Experimental Techniques in Pharmaceutical Sciences has

been prepared for the main branches of specialization – namely

Pharmaceutical Chemistry/Medicinal Chemistry, Pharmaceutics,

Pharmacognosy, Pharmaceutical Analysis/Quality Assurance and

Pharmacology. Students of other branches of specialization like Clinical

Pharmacy, Medicinal Natural Products, Biopharmaceutics and

Pharmacokinetics etc. can choose to do the exercises prescribed for any one

of the above mentioned branches, preferably selecting something closest to

their branch of specialization. Each Branch of Specialization will also have

two Core subjects in the Branch of Specialization and two Electives that may

be selected from the List of Electives specified in the Syllabus.

Title of thesubject

No.Type

ofCourse

Cre-dits

Contacthours/week

ESE( hour) ESE

Weightage

C/E/S L IL P T P ST TA

CIA

1. Biostatistics andResearch Methodology

2 Core Subject 1

3 Core Subject 2

4 Elective 1

5 Elective 2

6 ExperimentalTechniques in

PharmaceuticalSciences

C

C

C

C

C

C

4

4

4

4

4

4

3

3

3

3

3

_

_

_

_

_

_

3

3

3

3

3

_

_

_

_

_

_

1

1

1

1

1

4

15

15

15

15

15

10

10

10

10

10

100

75

75

75

75

75



4.2 M. Pharm. course structure

The M. Pharm. course is of 4 semesters of two years duration and follows

the newly introduced Credit Based Grading System (CBGS) of University

of Mumbai

Semester I (For All Branches of Study)

CIA: Continuous Internal Assessment; ESE: End Semester Examination;ST: Sessional Tests; IA: Internal Assessment, L: Lectures, I.L.: IntegratedLearning involving Tutorials, Group Discussions, Assignments, Field Work;P: Practicals, Lab. work, Project, C: Core, E: Elective, S: Self Study.

Total Credits: Semester I – 24

In Semester I learners of all Branches will take the above 5 subjects,irrespective of their area of specialization in M. Pharm. The Evaluation patternfor every subject will be 25 marks for Continuous Internal Assessment (CIA)and 75 marks for the End Semester Examination. The 25 marks for CIAwill be divided into 5 marks for Attendance and 5 marks for surprise quizzesand student-teacher interaction and 15 marks for a Periodic test heldmid-semester.

Every learner will deliver a Seminar. This will evaluated at the college levelby a Committee consisting of the Principal, and faculty of the Department inwhich the student will be doing his research work. After the conduct of theSeminar the marks will be forwarded by the college/institution to theUniversity.

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2. About Dr. L. H. Hiranandani College of Pharmacy

The college was established in 2004 in the sprawling CHM campus as a

proud addition to the Institutes managed by Hyderabad Sind National

Collegiate Board. The college initially conducted the Bachelor of Pharmacy

(B. Pharm.) course. Over the years the college grew in strength, crossing

many milestones and soon becoming well known for its discipline and high

academic standards. With excellent infrastructure, committed and

knowledgeable faculty, hard working non-teaching staff and a conducive

environment for teaching – learning process as its corner stones, the college

built a strong undergraduate program. This reflected in consistently excellent

performance of students at the University and competitive examinations

and transpired in good placement and career progression of the students

graduating from the college. Bolstered by the success of the B. Pharm.

Program and with encouragement from the management, the college extended

itself to begin the Master of Pharmacy (M. Pharm.) courses in 2010.

Mission Statement

Under the aegis of dynamic HSNC Board, the mission of Dr. L. H.Hiranandani

College of Pharmacy is:

Ø To train budding pharmacist as a Healthcare leader of future.

Ø To focus strategically on essential facets such as knowledge base, core

skills and competent ethical attitude to face global challenges.

Ø To strive for premier position for our college at national & international

level.

Title of thesubject

No.Type

ofCourse

Cre-dits

Contacthours/week

ESE( hour) ESE

Weightage

C/E/S L IL P T P ST TA

CIA

1. Modern Pharm. &Med.Chem.

2. Modern Pharmaceutics

3 Modern Pharmacology

4 Modern PharmaceuticalAnalysis

5 Study of NaturalProducts

6 Seminar

C

C

C

C

C

C

4

4

4

4

4

4

3

3

3

3

3

_

_

_

_

_

_

3

3

3

3

3

_

_

_

_

_

_

1

1

1

1

1

4

15

15

15

15

15

10

10

10

10

10

100

75

75

75

75

75



2.1 College Infrastructure

College Building:

College building is a G + three storey edifice with a clear division of

administrative, instructional, amenities and circulation areas adhering to

the norms laid down by the regulatory bodies. All areas are spacious, well

ventilated and constructed keeping smooth execution of teaching – learning

process in mind.

Library:

College library is replete with more than 5000 volumes covering 2000 plus

titles on various subjects like Pharmaceutics, Pharmaceutical Chemistry,

Pharmaceutical Analysis, Biochemistry, Organic & Inorganic Chemistry,

Pharmacology, Pharmacognosy, and other allied specialties such as

pharmaceutical statistics, pharmaceutical management and pharmaceutical

jurisprudence. Apart from print resources the library has subscribed to

nearly 100 international e-journals published by Science Direct and Bentham.

Keeping in mind the need of the students for perpetual access to text books,

the college library extends book bank facility and very soon has plans of

converting to digital library. The library is open for the students between

8.30 am to 6.00 pm on all working days.

Instructional facilities:-

The class rooms and laboratories, where the actual teaching is undertaken,

have been developed with special attention to smooth conduct of lectures

and practical assignments. The five class rooms are fitted with audio visual

teaching aids and comfortable seating arrangements for the students. The

college has 10 undergraduate and 4 postgraduate research laboratories with

the necessary equipment, instruments, glassware and quality chemicals.

Basic needs like ample ventilation, fire-fighting equipment and egress as

well as special requirments like sterile room with laminar air flow for

Pharmaceutics laboratory, fume chamber for organic chemistry and platform

mounted tube lights for Pharmacognosy and microbiology, have been met.

The college has provided generator back-up to ensure seam less lectures

and practicals.

a. HSC mark List

b. SSC mark List

c. Domicile Certificate

d. Certificate of Indian Nationality in the name of the candidate.

In lieu of the “Certificate of Indian Nationality” following certificates/documents will also the acceptable-

Ø The school leaving indicating nationality of the candidate as ‘Indian’

Ø Indian passport in the name of the candidate issued by appropriateauthorities.

Ø Birth Certificate of candidate indicating the place of birth in India

e. College leaving certificate/Bonafide certificate/Transfer certificate.

f. GAP certificate (If applicable)

g. Cast certificate (If applicable)

h. Cast validity certificate (if applicable)

i. Sponsorship letter (If applicable in prescribed format as perAnnexure II for sponsored seat candidates only)

• Fee to be paid -

The college charges fee as approved by Shikshan Shulka Samiti forthat academic year. In case the final fee has not been approved byShikshan Shulka Samiti till the date of admission, the college chargesthe interim fee decided by Shikshan Shulka Samiti and charges/refunds the difference between the final approved fee and interim feein due course of time.

Additionally students have to pay the examination fee and Universitycontributions as mandated by the University of Mumbai

• Cancellation and refund of fee -

The rules for cancellation and fee refund are as decided by DTE



Research facilities

Analytical Instrument Room:-

This facility is furnished with the most modern analytical instruments like

High Performance Liquid Chromatography, UV-Visible spectrophotometers,

Infra red spectrophotometer, Biochemical analyzer as well as basic analytical

devices like pH meters, colorimeters, conductometers, fluorimeter and flame

photometer. The facility shoulders responsibility for all analytical chemistry

work undertaken at the undergraduate and postgraduate research level.

Machine Room:-

The college machine room houses modern machines for lab/pilot level

processing, manufacturing and In Process Quality Control (IPQC) of

pharmaceutical formulations including Novel Drug Delivery Systems (NDDS)

Fluidized Bed Dryer (FBD), Spray Dryer, Tablet Press, Tablet Coating

machine, Peel adhesion tester, High Pressure homogenizer, High Speed

homogenizer, USP Dissolution test apparatus, Disintegration test apparatus,

friability and hardness tester are some of the equipment housed in the

machine room.

Animal house:-

The college has a well established CPCSEA registered facility for animal

breeding and experimentation. This facility is designed and maintained as

per CPCSEA norms with separate areas for rats, mice and rabbits.

Amenities and central facilities

The college computer center has 60 terminals with advanced configuration,

legal system and applications software. All the computers are connected

through LAN and provided with 2 mbps internet connection. The post

graduate section of the college also has wi-fi internet connectivity.

The college has a spacious air conditioned Seminar hall, with in-built audio-

visual aids, where most co-curricular activities like seminars, guest lectures,

debates and technical discourses are hosted.

Candidate should have valid and qualified GPAT score OR should

have Non-zero score in MAH-MPH-CET

Additionally, students applying under minority quota must belong to

Sindhi Linguistic Minority

• Procedure for admissions at Institute Level -The college invites applications for admissions by publishing

advertisements in leading newspapers and puts up schedule for

admission on the college notice board and website

Aspiring and eligible students can purchase application form and

prospectus from college office and submit duly filled application before

the last date for filling applications.

The college prepares a merit list on the basis of guidelines issued by

DTE for the academic year

Students are called in order of merit to attend the admission counseling

round(s) and offered admission

Students who are offered admission can confirm the same on payment

of applicable fee and submission of relevant documents

Exact date of beginning of First Year M. Pharm. Class is decided by

DTE and displayed on college notice board

Seats remaining vacant in the minority quota are surrendered to DTE

and made available for filling through centralized admission process.

Seats remaining vacant after the centralized admission process are

treated as Against CAP vacancies and are available for filling at the

Institute level after completion of CAP. The rules and procedure for

admission against CAP vacancies is as described above.

• Documents to be submitted -

a. Valid & qualified GPAT score card/ MAH-MPH-CET score card

b. B.Pharm degree mark list (if result declared) OR Bonafide certificate

from the Principal / Head of Institute if appeared for Final Year B.

Pharm examination



The boys’ and girls’ common rooms are well furnished and ideal places for

students to spend whatever little free time they get from their demanding

academic schedule.

The sports centre houses indoor games like table tennis, carom boards,

chess as well as kits for cricket, foot ball and volley ball.

Students can avail the CHM campus sports ground for outdoor games and

the CHM canteen during the lunch breaks.

A beautiful medicinal garden has been developed and maintained within

the college campus. The garden has more than 50 medicinally important

plants.

2.2 Student Centered Activities:

Extra-curricular Activities:-

The college actively promotes sports and cultural activities and encouragesstudents to participate in inter-collegiate events. Sanskriti – the college annualfest, the college annual sports events and Pharma Beats – the college annualmagazine provide an ideal platform for students to hone and display theirtalents in performing arts and sports. Each year students participate in Rxfestival comprising of sports and cultural competitions and have won manyhonours for the college over the years. UDAAN - An extracurricular program

of department of lifelong learning & Extension of University of Mumbai

Co-curricular Activities:-

Regular academic schedule of the institute is liberally interspersed withseminars, workshop, guest lecturers etc. These are conducted to boost thetechnical knowledge of students and faculty and to give an edge to theirapproach towards life and career. The Institute has also conducted two AICTEsponsored National level Seminars. College also organizes Pharma Zeal - anintercollegiate working model competition every year.

Department of Life Long Learning and Extension (DLLE) Program: Thecollege has a very active DLLE unit which selects 150 students spanning thefour years of B. Pharm. course and allots extension project work. Thestudents benefit through increased social awareness and award of 10

additional marks.

4. About the Master of Pharmacy (M. Pharm) course

The college conducts two year (four semester) course in the specializations

of Pharmaceutics, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Quality Assuranceand Pharmacology. The Master of Pharmacy course is approved by All

India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), New Delhi, Directorate of

Technical Education (DTE) and affiliated to University of Mumbai.

4.1 Admission to the M. Pharm. course:

• Seat distribution -

Name of the course Specialization CAP Quota Minority Quota

• The admission process for CAP seats is conducted by the competentauthority i.e. Directorate of Technical Education (DTE), MaharashtraState. The schedule for admissions, eligibility criteria, documents tobe submitted and other rules pertaining to admission through CAPis decided by DTE and is published in the relevant InformationBrochure and hosted on DTE website for current academic year

• The college conducts admissions for Minority Quota

• Minimum Eligibility criteria -

Candidate should be an Indian National & who posses Bachelorsdegree or equivalent in Pharmacy from an AICTE approved institutionwith at least 50% marks (at least 45% marks in case of SC/ST category& Physically Handicapped candidate belonging to Maharashtra State

only).

And

Master of Pharmacy

Pharmaceutics

PharmaceuticalChemistry

Quality Assurance

Pharmacology

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

9



This helps the students in award of class. We are among the only few colleges

in University of Mumbai wherein all the projects were accepted by the

University of Mumbai and all the 150 students received the benefit of 10

extra grace marks in their last semester examination. Significantly, this helped

these students to upgrade to Distinction and First class.

Industry –Institute Partnership Cell:-

This cell is responsible for bridging the gap between academia and industry

by

● regularly arranging industrial visits,

● facilitating industrial training and internship for the students,

● arranging workshops for preparing the students in soft skills, interview

techniques as well as aptitude tests

● facilitating research projects and consultancy assignments from

industry

This cell also arranges campus interviews and has assisted recruitment of

the graduating students in companies like Rubicon Research, ReeCure,

Perrigo, Bharat Serum to name a few.

2.3 Faculty :

The teaching staff of the college is a potent blend of youth and experience,

uncompromising in their pedagogy yet understanding the emotional needs

of the students. Our teachers have very carefully integrated and instilled

theoretical knowledge and practical skills in the students while

simultaneously updating their own expertise by regularly attending technical

events and workshops. Their acumen in research is apparent from the

number of research articles that they publish in high impact pharmacy

research journals and also from the research projects undertaken by them.

No Semester- VIII CreditsContacthrs/week Weightage Marks

4

4

4

4

2

18

2

2

2

6

24

4

4

4

4

2

18

4

4

4

12

30

1 Pharmaceutical Chemistry-IV

2 Pharmaceutics- V

3 Biopharmaceutics andPharmacokinetics

4 Pharmacognosy &

Phytochemistry- III

5 Clinical Pharmacy

Total

Practicals

6 Pharmaceutical ChemistryLab- III

7 Pharmaceutics Lab- V

8 Pharmacognosy &Phytochemistry Lab- III

Total

Total Teaching Hrs.

Total Credits

Total Marks

30

30

30

30

15

135

15

15

15

45

70

70

70

70

35

315

35

35

35

105

100

100

100

100

50

450

50

50

50

150

600



3. About the Bachelor of Pharmacy (B. Pharm.) course

The Bachelor of Pharmacy (B. Pharm.) course of the college is a four year (8

semesters) course approved by All India Council for Technical Education

(AICTE), New Delhi, Directorate of Technical Education (DTE), MS, Pharmacy

Council of India (PCI), New Delhi and affiliated to University of Mumbai.

The annual intake is of 60 students.

3.1 Admission to the B. Pharm. Course:

Students seeking to pursue B. Pharm. can take admission either in

the First Year B. Pharm. or in Direct Second Year B. Pharm.

3.1.1 Admission to First Year B. Pharm.

● Seats distribution in the college-

Intake capacity 60

Centralized Admission Minority Quota Institute level Total Process (CAP) seats Quota

17 31 12 60

● The admission process for CAP seats is conducted by the competent

authority i.e. Directorate of Technical Education (DTE), Maharashtra

State. The schedule for admissions, eligibility criteria, documents to

be submitted and other rules pertaining to admission through CAP is

decided by DTE and is published in the relevant Information Brochure

and hosted on DTE website for current academic year

● The college conducts admissions for Minority Quota and Institute Level

Quota.

● Minimum Eligibility criteria:

No Semester- VII CreditsContacthrs/week Weightage Marks

SubjectContinuous

internalassessment

EndSemester

Exam.

1 Pharmaceutical Chemistry- III

2 Pharmaceutical Analysis- III

3 Pharmacology-III

4 Pharmaceutics- IV

5 Pharmacognosy &

Phytochemistry-II

6 PharmaceuticalJurisprudence

Total

Practicals

7 Pharmaceutical AnalysisLab- III

8 Pharmaceutics Lab- IV

9 Pharmacology Lab-II

10 Pharmacognosy &

Phytochemistry Lab- II

Total

Total Teaching Hrs.

Total Credits

Total Marks

3

3

3

3

3

3

18

2

2

2

2

8

26

30

30

30

30

30

30

180

15

15

15

15

60

70

70

70

70

70

70

420

35

35

35

35

140

3

3

3

3

3

3

18

4

4

4

4

16

34

100

100

100

100

100

100

600

50

50

50

50

200

800



Candidate should be an Indian National and should have passed the

HSC (XII) examination of Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and

Higher Secondary Education or its equivalents examination with

subjects English, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology /Mathematics and

secured minimum 45% marks (40% marks for Backward class

category candidate belonging to Maharashtra state only) in the subjects

Physics, Chemistry, and Biology / Mathematics

Additionally, students applying under minority quota must belong to

Sindhi Linguistic Minority

• Procedure for admissions at Institute Level:

The college invites applications for admissions by publishingadvertisements in leading newspapers and puts up schedule foradmission on the college notice board and website

Aspiring and eligible students can purchase application form andprospectus from college office and submit duly filled application beforethe last date for filling applications.

The college prepares a merit list on the basis of guidelines issued byDTE for the academic year

Students are called in order of merit to attend the admission counselinground(s) and offered admission

Students who are offered admission can confirm the same on paymentof applicable fee and submission of relevant documents

Exact date of beginning of First Year B. Pharm. Class is decided byDTE and displayed on college notice board

Seats remaining vacant in the minority quota and Institute level quotaare surrendered to DTE and made available for filling throughcentralized admission process.

Seats remaining vacant after the centralized admission process aretreated as Against CAP vacancies and are available for filling at theInstitute level after completion of CAP. The rules and procedure for

admission against CAP vacancies is as described above.

No Semester- VI CreditsContacthrs/week Weightage Marks

4

4

4

4

3

19

2

2

2

2

8

27

4

4

4

4

3

19

4

4

4

4

16

35

1 Pharmaceutical Chemistry-II

2 Pharmaceutical Analysis- II

3 Pharmaceutics- III

4 Pharmacognosy &Phytochemistry-I

5 Hospital Pharmacy and DrugStore Management

Total

Practicals

6 Pharmaceutical ChemistryLab - II

7 Pharmaceutical AnalysisLab - II

8 Pharmaceutics Lab- III

9 Pharmacognosy &Phytochemistry Lab - I

Total

Total Teaching Hrs.

Total Credits

Total Marks

30

30

30

30

30

150

15

15

15

15

60

35

70

70

70

70

70

350

35

35

35

35

140

35

100

100

100

100

100

500

50

50

50

50

200

700



• Documents to be submitted by students admitted at Institute level:

• SSC (Std.X) Mark Sheet

• HSC (Std,XII) Mark Sheet

• Institute /college Leaving Certificate after passing H.S.C. (Std. XII)

• Certificate of Indian Nationality of the candidate.

• Statement of marks at the Qualifying Examination (MT-CET)

• Affidavit in prescribed format for Sindhi Minority Seats.

• Anti-ragging affidavit in prescribed format

• Fee to be paid:

The college charges fee as approved by Shikshan Shulka Samiti for

that academic year. In case the final fee has not been approved by

Shikshan Shulka Samiti till the date of admission, the college charges

the interim fee decided by Shikshan Shulka Samiti and charges/

refunds the difference between the final approved fee and interim fee

in due course of time.

Additionally students have to pay the examination fee and University

contributions as mandated by the University of Mumbai.

• Cancellation and refund of fee:

The rules for cancellation and fee refund are as decided by DTE

3.1.2 Admission to Direct Second Year B. Pharm.

• Seats available: The seats for Direct Second Year B. Pharm. are divided

into CAP quota and Minority quota. Since the number of vacancies

for Direct Second Year B. Pharm. admissions is decided after

declaration of result for First Year B. Pharm. the exact seat distribution

is displayed on the college notice board and on the college web site.

Seats remaining vacant after CAP are filled at the Institute level

No Semester- V CreditsContacthrs/week Weightage Marks

SubjectContinuous

internalassessment

EndSemester

Exam.

1 Organic Chemistry-III

2 Cosmeticology

3 Pharmaceutical Biotechnology

4 Pharmacology – II

5 Pharmaceutical Management

Total

Practicals

6 Organic Chemistry Lab – II

7 PharmaceuticalBiotechnology Lab.

8 Cosmeticology Lab

Total

Total Teaching Hrs.

Total Credits

Total Marks

4

3

4

4

3

18

2

2

2

6

24

30

30

30

30

30

150

15

15

15

45

70

70

70

70

70

420

35

35

35

105

4

3

4

4

3

18

4

4

4

12

30



• Procedure for Admission

Admissions to S. Y. B. Pharm through lateral entry for the minority quota

seats and seats remaining vacant after CAP will be filled at the Institute level

as per the guidelines given by DTE. Aspiring candidates fulfilling the eligibility

criteria shall apply directly to the Principal, Dr. L. H. Hiranandani College of

Pharmacy, Ulhasnagar. Schedule for these admissions will be notified on

college notice board after receiving the directives from competent authority.

Eligibility Criteria: The candidate must be an Indian National and should

have passed Diploma Course in Pharmacy with at least 45% marks (40%

marks in case of candidates of Backward class categories and Physically

Handicapped belonging only to Maharashtra State) from an AICTE approved

Institution with English as the medium of instruction at Diploma level.

Additionally, students claiming admission in the minority quota should belong

to Sindhi Linguistic minority.

Rules regarding fee structure, cancellation of admission and part refund of

fees for the cancellation of admission secured against institute level seats

and vacant seats filled at the institute will be as per the guidelines of DTE.

• Documents to be submitted:

1) Statement of marks obtained at SSC

2) Statement of marks obtained at HSC

3) Statement of marks obtained in the diploma in Pharmacy examination

4) Leaving certificate after passing diploma course

5) Certificate of Indian nationality

No Semester- IV CreditsContacthrs/week Weightage Marks

3

4

4

4

4

3

22

2

2

2

6

28

3

4

4

4

4

3

22

4

4

4

12

34

1 Organic Chemistry-II

2 Pharmaceutical Analysis- I

3 Pharmaceutics –II

4 Pharmaceutical Engineering

5 Pharmacology – I

6 Mathematics and Statistics

Total

Practicals

7 Pharmaceutical Analysis Lab I

8 Pharmaceutics Lab II

9 Pharmacology Lab I

Total

Total Teaching Hrs.

Total Credits

Total Marks

30

30

30

30

30

30

180

15

15

15

45

70

70

70

70

70

70

4200

35

35

35

105

100

100

100

100

100

10

600

50

50

50

150

750



3.2 Bachelor of Pharmacy Course Structure

The B. Pharm. course is of 8 semester duration and follows the newly

introduced Credit Based Grading System (CBGS) of University of

Mumbai

• Examination/Assessment and Grading -

Semester wise performance assessment of every registered learner is to be

carried out through various modes of examinations. These include Internal

Assessment and End Semester Examination. Normally weighting of Internal

Assessment and End Semester Examination is 30 and 70 percentage,

respectively, in both Theory Courses and Practicals. Internal Assessment

includes Mid-Term assessments i.e., Periodic Tests and Continuous mode

of evaluation.

• Work practice -

Every candidate shall be required to work for at least four weeks in a

pharmaceutical industry or government hospital at the end of Semester VI

of the course study and to submit a satisfactory report to the college.

No Semester- III CreditsContacthrs/week Weightage Marks

SubjectContinuous

internalassessment

EndSemester

Exam.

1 Organic Chemistry - I

2 Biochemistry-II

3 Dispensing Pharmacy

4 Microbiology

5 Anatomy, Physiology andPathophysiology- III

6 Mathematics

Total

Practicals

7 Organic Chemistry Lab – I

8 Biochemistry Lab

9 Dispensing Lab

10 Microbiology Lab

Total

Total Teaching Hrs.

Total Credits

Total Marks

4

4

3

3

4

3

21

2

2

2

2

8

24

30

30

30

30

30

30

180

15

15

15

15

60

70

70

70

70

70

70

420

35

35

35

35

140

4

4

3

3

4

3

21

4

4

4

4

16

37

100

100

100

100

100

100

600

50

50

50

50

200

800



No Semester- I CreditsContacthrs/week Weightage Marks

SubjectContinuous

internalassessment

EndSemester

Exam.

1 Physical Organic Chemistry

2 Physical Pharmacy-I

3 Anatomy, Physiology andPathophysiology I

4 Environmental Science

5 Communication Skills(NUES)

Total

Practicals

6 Physical Pharmacy Lab- I

7 Anatomy, Physiology andPathophysiology Lab

8 Computer Lab

Total

Total Teaching Hrs.

Total Credits

Total Marks

4

4

4

3

3

18

2

2

2

6

24

4

4

4

3

3

18

4

4

4

12

30

30

30

30

30

30

220

15

15

15

45

100

100

100

100

100

500

50

50

50

150

650

70

70

70

70

70

280

35

35

35

105

• Subject offered in each semester and evaluation -No Semester- II Credits

Contacthrs/week Weightage Marks

3

4

4

3

4

18

2

2

2

6

24

3

4

4

3

4

18

4

4

4

12

30

1 Pharmaceutical Chemistry-I

2 Biochemistry- I

3 Pharmaceutics- I

4 Physical Pharmacy- II

5 Anatomy, Physiology and

Pathophysiology- II

Total

Practicals

6 Pharmaceutical Chemistry

Lab- I

7 Pharmaceutics Lab- I

8 Physical Pharmacy Lab- II

Total

Total Teaching Hrs.

Total Credits

Total Marks

30

30

30

30

30

150

15

15

15

45

70

70

70

70

70

350

35

35

35

105