L A D D E R O F

REFLECTIONSLOYD

th4 Edition, April '19

Articles

Expenditure on R&D in India

Synthetic adulteration in Herbal Products

Probiotics: An overview

CGTP cell

Placement Report

Job Fest 2018

Activities

Sports Fest

Out-campus Student Participations

Student Achievements

NIPER JEE Qualifiers 2018

GPAT Qualifiers 2019

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

Sea Buckthorn

Expenditure on R&D in India: A Snapshot

Pharmacist as patient Counseller

Synthetic adulteration in Herbal Medicines

Probiotics: An overview

ARTICLES

CGTP cell

Student Placement Details

INDUSTRY FOCUS

Extra Mural Lectures

Job Fest 2018

Workshop Series on Ideation

Orientation and Inter college debate competition "Vivaad"

Freshers Party 2018

Pharmacist's Day 2018

Out-campus student Participation

Sports Fest 2019

Training the Trainers

Academic Achievers

Lloyd’s Carnivals

ACTIVITIES AT LLOYD

EDITORIAL TEAM

Chief Editor

Dr. Vandana AroraGroup Director, Lloyd

Editor

Dr. Abdul WadoodPrincipal, Lloyd

Editor

Deepanmol SinghAssistant Prof., Lloyd

UPCOMING ACTIVITIES AT LLOYD

Certificate programs in Pharma-Law in collaboration with

Lloyd Law College and DPSRU

Skill Development Centre offering NSQC (National Skills

Qualifications Committee) programs in life sciences approved and

awarded by Life Sciences Sector Skill Development Council (LSSSDC)

under Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Govt. of India.

Short term 15 days modules offering industry oriented training

certificates by industry professionals

Certificate Courses in collaboration with IPER (Institute of

Pharmaceutical Education and Research), Pune

- Mr. Manohar ThairaniPresident, Lloyd

PRESIDENTMESSAGE FROM

It is with immense pleasure that I

am introducing 4th Edition of Lloyd

Reflections. I would like to offer a word

of thanks to our readers, our contributors,

and our editorial board for their support

of the newsletter and its mission: to

address the fundamental and dynamic

concepts of pharmaceutical profession in

a multidisciplinary framework and if

only briefly, the latest achievements of

our students and faculty.

We, at Lloyd, are committed to

achieving excellence and ensuring

success to our students by building their

leadership quality, innovative and

critical thinking skills. We constantly

experiment and innovate in imparting

Pharmacy education that gives our

students the qualities like commitment

and persistence to achieve goals, virtues

and values for pursuing excellence and

the will to succeed. Our students have

a c h i e v e d c o m m e n d a b l e

accomplishments in the fields like

nanotechnology, molecular biology,

genetics etc. We have a lot to look

forward to as our institution is effectively

maintaining a symbiotic relationship

between teaching, learning and the

industry requirements. I wish all the

success to this endeavour of Lloyd

I n s t i t u t e o f M a n a g e m e n t a n d

Technology. Manohar Thairani

President.

- Dr. Vandana Arora SethiGroup Director

GROUP DIRECTORMESSAGE FROM

It give me immense pleasure in writing a note for

our 4th issue of Pharma Magazine of Lloyd

Institute of Management & Technology, Faculty

of Pharmacy - Lloyd Reflections.

The most remarkable achievement in the recent

past has been NBA Accreditation of Bachelors

programme of Pharmacy at Lloyd. This is a huge

milestone and places Lloyd on a global platform as

provider of world-class education and research,

based on Outcome-based teaching methodology.

Each and every Lloydian has been a part of this

progress and I congratulate my staff and students,

present and alumni to have been a part of this

fantastic milestone.

In the last year we have had many exciting

changes transpiring in our Pharmacy School, from

impressive faculty hires, to new certification

programmes, to improving the experiences of our

students.

This new group of faculty brings outstanding

talents and remarkable research activity that will

complement the exceptional work done by our

current faculty members. Several of our faculty

members are involved in teaching endeavors that

have the potential for nationwide impact.

Our industry -focused education has been getting

great attention as the new trend in higher

education, in research projects at Masters level.

We have been proud recipient of Research grant

from Dr A P J Abdul Kalam University. At the

same time, we continue to be deeply committed to

attracting the highest caliber students to our

school and offering wonderful educational

experiences.

Lloyd Job fest have made us earn name and fame

through the last 4 years. It is an amazing feat to see

1500 pharmacy graduates from all across India

undergoing interviews for various profiles in 35

top pharmaceutical companies in Lloyd campus..

Thank you to everyone who has contributed in

making these changes around the college a reality;

these new projects would not have been able to

launch without the hard work of faculty, staff,

students, and alumni. I look forward to sharing the

positive outcomes of the programs and initiatives

in future issues of the Lloyd Reflections.

- Prof. Abdul Wadood SiddiquiPrincipal

PRINCIPALMESSAGE FROM

teaching-learning methodology and the

governance structure of the Institute.

We are very happy to announce that we are now an

NBA Accredited Institute!

There are close to 2000 pharmacy colleges in India

and less than 100 of them are NBA Accredited. It

speaks volumes about the quality of education and

overall learning experience that the students and

faculty have created in Lloyd.

Lloyd also organized its 1st Cultural Fest, Lloyd's

Carnival-2019, and it was a roaring success with

more than 42 colleges/ universities participating

that made Carnival-2019 the biggest cultural

event in Greater Noida.

The edition in your hand is being released with the

NIYUKTI-2019, the 4th Annual Lloyd Job Fest

and by the looks of it; it is going to be bigger and

better than the last one. At the time of writing these

lines, we have 1292 students and 32 companies

registered with us.

With a promise to keep up the momentum, raising

the bar of quality

The 4th edition of the pharmacy newsletter of my

Institute, LLOYD REFLECTIONS, is in your

hands. Lloyd Reflections has become a chronicler

of the academic and extracurricular achievements

of the students and faculty of the Pharmacy

program, and boy! do we have achievements to

share. The last edition of this newsletter was

released with NIYUKTI-2018, the 3rd Annual

Lloyd Job Fest. It's almost been an year and what a

year it has been!

NIYUKTI-2018 saw 1300 students and 35

companies from all over India congregating and

more than 250 job offers being made in one single

day. We had applied to National Board of

Accreditation for accreditation and the Expert

Team visited us in November, 2018. It is a highly

rigorous process that evaluated us on a very wide

range of quality benchmarks viz., academics,

exam results, research, publications, quality and

quantum of placements, student welfare

processes, faculty development policies,

achievements outside the realm of academics,

collaborations with industry/ research Institutes,

acids, vitamins B1, B , K, C, A, E, and folic acid, over 60 antioxidants, at least 20 minerals, and healthy fatty acids. The fruit 2

is full of carotenoids, xanthophylls, phenolics, and flavanoids, too. It's an absolute power house of nutrients. Sea buckthorn

oil is an important plant food source of polyunsaturated fatty acids, which are an important structural component of mucous

membranes.

Tonic effects to cerebral

In Cerebral-

Cardiovascular Health

Resistance of the human body against pathogens

In Immune System

Promote the recovery of various skin conditions, including eczema, burns, bad healing wounds and skin damaging

effects of sun

In Skin Problems

Keeps the supervisory role of the system normal, thus eliminating the mutant and dead cells caused

by free radicals and enhancing phagocytosis ofmacrophage and killing cancerous cells

Anti-Oxidant Activity

ARTICLES

SEA BUCKTHORN

Sea Buckthorn (Hippophae rhamnoides) also

known as wonder berry, Leh berry, Ladakh

gold is a super fruit containing all the Omegas-

3, 6, 9 and the rare 7 fatty acids, as well as a

host of antioxidants and other healing

nutrients. It has been used to heal psoriasis and

make skin glow, boost immunity, slow aging,

and lower cholesterol. Sea buckthorn has

multiple uses due to its protein building amino

Contributes to proper brain and nervous system functioning

Improves mental clarity

Boosts lymphatic circulation and immunity

Supports internal organs

Slows the aging process

Helps to increase cellular vitality

- by Shantanuth(4 year, B. Pharm.)

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Expenditure on R&D in India: A Snapshot

India occupies third rank in awarding PhDs after China and US, but the expenditure that we do on Research and

Development (R&D) is much lower than not only these two, but also South Korea and Israel, as per the Economic Survey

2017-18.

Although the Gross Expenditure on R&D (GERD) of India has more than tripled from Rs. 24,117 crore to Rs. 85,326 crore

in the decade from 2004-05 to 2014-15, the percent GDP spend still hovers at 0.6 to 0.7% in the last two decades.

GERD is mainly driven by the government sector, with central government accounting for 45.1 %, state governments 7.4

%, public sector industries 5.5 % and institutions of higher education 3.9 % of the total GERD. The private industry

accounted for the balance 38.1 % as shown in the figure below.

Comparing the levels of participation of the government of India with those in 13 other countries - USA, UK, Spain,

Russia, Korea, Mexico, Japan, Italy, Germany, France, China, Canada and Australia, it found that India topped the list

in terms of government participation but it hit the bottom in terms of participation of institutions of higher education.

A significant fact is that 81.3 % of R&D expenditures incurred by central government sources came from just eight

major scientific agencies: Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) led the table with a share of

37.8 %, followed by Department of Space (16.6%), Department of Atomic Energy (11.6 %), Indian Council of

Agricultural Research (11.4 %), Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (9.5 %), Department of Science and

Technology (7.7 %), Department of Biotechnology (2.9 %) and Indian Council of Medical Research (2.4 %) during

2014-15.

National R & D Expenditure sector, 2014 - 15

Central Government

Private Sector

State Sector

Public Sector Industries

Higher Education Sector

45.1%

3.9%

5.5%

7.4%38.1%

- by Deepanmol Singh(Assistant Professor)

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harmacist as a atient Counseller

Health is a state of being free from any illness or injury. It is very important to treat any kind of disease in order to

maintain one's health. Physician by checking the signs and symptoms of a particular disease prescribes medication.

The patient takes that prescription to the pharmacist who validates the prescription, cross-checks the medication

prescribed, provides the medicines and most importantly counsel the patient in order to increase the patient's

knowledge about the health issue. This is a very important step because the patient gets to know more about his/her

disease and treatment and pharmacist gets to know more about the patient which helps to establish trust between the

pharmacist and the patient.

The population of India is about 133.92 crores and according to the Retail Druggist and Chemist Association total

number of pharmacies in India is about 550,000 which seems a significantly low number serving the patient

nationwide. If any doubts related to the dosage of medication, time of administration are not cleared, the patient may

deteriorate his/her health by following the wrong prescription. Let's face it, the writing of doctor while writing a

prescription is not understandable sometimes which may lead the pharmacist to give wrong medicine and patient

eating the wrong medicines which can be hazardous many a time.

The patient counseling aims to increase the knowledge of patient about the route of administration (if the medicine has

any special instruction), time of administration of the medicine, dosage of the medicine (generally the dose for child is

less as compared to the adults), and any side effects. Also, the pharmacist should clear any doubts of the patient, if

he/she has any, related to the course of medication The pharmacist should be patient enough to understand the patient,

establish trust so that the patient can ask anything to the pharmacist without any hesitation. It is not possible to counsel

everyone but the pharmacist should clear any doubt of the patient whenever it deems necessary or if the patient is

having any problem. Hence, the counseling plays an important role in understanding more about the problems a

patient is facing and the pharmacist clearing his doubts for better diagnosis and treatment.

- by Sourabh Chopra (1st year, B. Pharm.)

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Synthetic Adulteration in

Herbal MedicinesAdulterant Claim

Famotidine

Ibuprofen

Promethazlne

Dlazepam

Captopril

Dextromethorphan

Metformin

Sidenafil

Digestive disorders

Arthritis

Tranquillzer effect

Dysphoria or Insominal

Hypertension

Expectorant effect

Anti diabetic effect

Enhancing sexual performance

They are sold as tablets, capsules, powders, teas, extracts, and fresh or dried plants. People use herbal medicines to try

to maintain or improve their health. Many people believe that products labeled "natural" are always safe and good for

them. Herbal products owe its popularity due to a myth that they carry no side effects. Moreover, herbal products

available claim themselves as pure but studies have shown that they may contain synthetic substances which may

cause severe side effects. Some of the most common synthetic adulterants are given in the table on the right side.

The problem of adulteration in herbal products is due to less stringent

regulations. The concerned regulatory authorities should take required

measures to curb this issue.

A survey was performed to check the mind set of people towards Herbal medicines. The questions along with the

responses are shown below

Ques 1. Which type of medication do you prefer in the day life for treatment ?

Ques 2. Which one of them do you find the safest ?

Allopathy Medication Homeopath Medication Herbal Medication

69.9%

18.7%

11.4%

Ques 3. Which type of medication do you find most efficient ?

52.8%

14.5%32.6%

18% 24.2%

57.7%

- by Sakshi Sharma(4th year B. Pharm.)

Herbal medicine is also called botanical

medicine or phytomedicine. It is refers to a

plant's seeds, berries, roots, leaves, bark, or

flowers used for medicinal purposes.

Herbalism has a long tradition of use outside

modern of conventional medicine. It is

becoming more mainstream as improvements

in analysis and quality control along with

advances in clinical research show the value

of herbal medicine in treating and preventing

the disease.

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PROBIOTICS: AN OVERVIEW AND ITS THERAPEUTIC APPLICATIONS - Dr. Lalit Kumar Tyagi

Professor

In future, probiotics are likely to emerge as a suitable alternative to conventional antimicrobial therapy. Probiotic

therapy has proved to be useful in a number of clinical conditions like inflammatory disease, infectious disease and

allergic problems. A careful selection of probiotic agent, its dose standardization and a complete knowledge of its

advantageous effect has proved as an efficacious tool for medical therapy. Probiotic therapy may be used in IBD in

primary or secondary areas of active mucosal inflammation. They are likely to emerge as an alternative to

antimicrobial therapy with lesser number of adverse effects.

Table No. 1: List of Microorganism used as Probiotics

Probiotics are effective in various clinical conditions such as:

Inflammatory bowel disease and ulcerative colitis

Female uro-genital infection and urinary tract infection

Necrotizing enterocolitis (NE)

Helicobacter pylori infections

Surgical infections

Probiotics in allergic diseases

Pouchitis

The gastro-intestinal tract (GIT) flora consists of a highly varied microbial flora. In the late 19th century

microbiologist observed differences in the micro flora of gastro intestinal tract of healthy individual and that of

diseased person. Several pathological conditions, use of radiation therapy and immunosuppressive therapy may

cause a change in the composition of gastro-intestinal flora.

In such a condition introduction of those bacteria that are profitable to gastro-intestinal tract provide an advantageous

effect. The term "probiotics" was first coined by "Lilly and Stillwell" in 1965. Probiotics are defined as live micro

organisms which are administered in sufficient amount to provide health benefits on the host.

Probiotic bacteria have been investigated in the treatment of various conditions like Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis

and pouchitis etc. Organisms which are commonly used as probiotics include Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium

Some microorganisms which are used as probiotics are sammurized in Table 1.

1. L.acidophillous

2. L.casei (Rhamnosus)

3. L.fermentum

4. L.gasseri

5. L.johnsonii

6. L.lactis

1. Prevent vaginal yeast infection

2. Prevention of rota virus diarrhoea in children

3. Treatment of urogenital infection in women

4. In therapy of acute diarrhoea

5. Preservation of various food items such as dairy, meat.

6. Treatment of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD

Streptococcus 1. S.thermophillous

2. S.salivarius

1. Reduces gastro-intestinal disorder

2. Treatment of septicaemia and neutropenia

Sacchromyces 1. S.boulardii 1. Treatment of acute diarrhoea

2. Treatment of irritable bowel syndrome

MICRORGANISMS APPLICATIONS

Lactobacillus

SPECIES

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What makes our students job ready & sharper?

Industry & Hospital Training Programme

Major & Minor Project Work

Research Projects

Industrial Visits

Academia-Industry Collaborations

Advances in Pharmaceutical Technology

Personality Development Programme

Specialized Soft Skill Training

Extra Mural Lecture by Industry Experts

Mock Interviews & Pre-placement Programme

Alumni Reconnection

Dosage Form Technology

B.Pharm. student progression

Batch 2014-2018

Job Placement (73%)

Higher Studies (20%)

Entrepreneurship (3%)

Other (4%)

Maximum number of students get on-campus placement.

Deserving candidates can have the opportunity to start their career with their preferred company.

The team works according to the defined processes to achieve the common objective.

The purpose of the Career Guidance Training & Placement (CGTP) Cell is to define the overall structure and processes

of training, placements and outreach. The CGTP cell ensures that –

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

Campus Engagement

2018

2019

Recruitment Calender

Career Guidance

Training & Placement

(CGTP) Cell - Lloyd

INDUSTRY FOCUS

Sector wise Break-up

Batch 2014-2018

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HEENA SHARMAGlaxoSmithKline

SACHIN TANWARGlaxoSmithKline

VIVEK SOLANKI

GlaxoSmithKline

RAJAT CHOWDHARY

GlaxoSmithKline

GAURAV SHARMABBraun Medical India Pvt Ltd

AJAY PRATAP YADAV Mayer Organics Pvt Ltd

AKSHAY MAHESHWARI

Alkem Laboratories

AMIT KUMAR

Alkem Laboratories

RAWSAHABArbro Pharmaceuticals

Pvt Ltd

PRACHI SHARMAMAX Hospital

AMIT GUPTA

Kailash Hospital

DEV KUMAR TIWARI

Centaur Pharmaceuticals

Pvt Ltd.

JAVEDMascot Health Series

Pvt Ltd

GAYATRI BORAOmics

MUKUL SHARMA

Wrig Nanosystems Pvt Ltd

AKSHAY POPLI

Wrig Nanosystems Pvt Ltd

SACHIN KUMAR

Apollo Pharmacy

CHAMAN BHATI

Sasta Sunder Pharmacy

Students Placement Detail B.Pharm. Batch 2014-2018

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Center For Entrepreneurial

and Excellence Development (CEED)

A Department of CEED is formed to bring the experts from Industry so as to develop center for entrepreneurial culture

amongst students. the department works under tireless efforts of Mr. Vivek Dhiyani ( Coordinator CEED )

A lecture on Entrepreneurship Development th

was organized on 12 September 2018 which

was delivered by Mr. Sandeep Kumar Mishra

(Owner, Florencia Healthcare). Being an

entrepreneur he shared his journey from a job

seeker to a job creater. He motivated students

to inculcate the skills of an entrepreneur.

He also shared the potential opportunities

available to become an entrepreneur in the

field of pharmacy

Entrepreneurship Development

Mr. Sandeep Kumar (Alumnus of Lloyd, 2004-2008)

addressing the students on Skills Development

A Workshop on Scope & Potential after th

Pharmacy was organized on 12

September 2018 which was delivered

by Dr. Mahesh D. Burande (Director,

Institute of Pharmaceutical Education

& Research). Dr. Burande skillfully

shared the potential opportunities

available in the market. His tremendous

personality with hefty voice held all

students mesmerized throughout his

speech.

Scope & Potential

after Pharmacy

Dr. Burande sharing with the students

on the new scope of pharmacy

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Lloyd Group of Institutions organized a national level job

fest for the third time on 21st April 2018 on its campus. It was an

ideal platform for 1300+ candidates from all over India (including

from NIPER, DIPSAR, Chitkara University, Jamia Hamdard,

Galgotia, Amity, etc) to seek job opportunities from around 30

national and multinational companies like GlakxoSmithKline,

Cipla, Alembic, Aimil, Apollo, Paytm, HDFC, etc. Eminent

personalities like Hon'ble DM, Gautam Buddha Nagar, Mr. B.N.

Singh, (IAS) and Mr. A.K. Pradhan, Deputy Drug Controller

(India) were the Chief Guest and Guest of Honours of the event.

Hon'ble DM, Gautam Buddha Nagar, Mr. B.N. Singh,

IAS was impressed by To event and appreciate the Institute for

providing such a platform to young candidates. He also gave to

the job fest to his blessings to continue and get strengthened in

future to become a model for others to follow.

FEST FEST FEST 2018 : A Report2018 : A Report2018 : A Report

Release of 3rd Edition of Biannual Newsletter

“Lloyd Reflections”

R to L: Mr. Manohar Thairani, President,

Lloyd; Mr. Sharma, Recruiter from Apollo

Pharmacy; Mr. B.N. Singh, IAS, G.B. Nagar;

Dr. Vandana Arora, Group Director, Lloyd;

Mr. A.K. Pradhan, Drugs Controller, India;

D r . A b d u l Wa d o o d , P r i n c i p a l ,

Pharmacy Department9

Mr. A.K. Pradhan, Deputy Drug Controller (India) congratulated the Lloyd Group for organising the event and

encouraged the companies to recruit more and more young professionals.

Lloyd School of Pharmacy released their third edition of Pharma newsletter "Lloyd Reflections" in this event.

The companies recruited students in large numbers. More than 200 students got benefited from this job fest and were

shortlisted in various sectors of pharmaceutical industry.

Organizing Secretary, Dr. Vandana Arora (Group Director, Lloyd), thanked all the dignitaries and the recruiters and

the placement team to bring this job fest to a success. The Chairman of Lloyd Group, Mr. Manohar Thairani said that

such activities will keep happening in future also.

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WORKSHOP SERIES ON IDEATION

Lloyd CEED organized a guest lecture on the topic of "Ideation" for pharmacy & management st students on 1 March, 2019. The speaker for the day was Ms. Reena Bhattacharya,

Pharmaceutical Marketing & Strategy Consultant. The lecture was thoughtfully organized to

provide a view on the process of ideation & encouraging the students to come up with new

ideas, which may lead to setting up of new enterprises.

The session started with an introductory note from Mr. Vivek Dhiyani, Cordinator-CEED. In

attendance were Dr. Vandana Arora (Group Director.), Dr. Satish Matta (Director-

Management.), Dr. Abdul Wadood Siddiqui (Principal-Pharmacy), faculty and students of both

the department.

Ms. Reena Bhattacharya started her lecture on Ideation and shared the whole process of idea

generation. She also interacted with students and discussed the ideas coming forward from

students during the session. Some of the ideas shared by students are given below:

The session ended at 01:00 pm with a thank you note to the speaker and a token of appreciation Presented to the

speaker. The participating students were from M. Pharm, B. Pharm, D. Pharm, MBA & PGDM.

After the session it was discussed that the students with potential ideas will be identified and few workshops with

defined modules will be conducted for a group of such students.

. Problem- Accidental

victims dying because

of loss of blood. Idea-

Linking of blood banks of

hospitals so that on a click

we know in which hospital,

blood of particular blood

group is available.

01Idea to connect farmers

for seeds or somehow

reducing intermediaries

so that they can

get right price

for their produce.

02 03

Idea to address reach

of medicines

to last point in

rural India

04

Electric dumbles

to adjust the

weights as per

our lifting capacity

05

Venturing into

honey business

0607

An app for

a company

dealing in

earth chemicals

Affordable

Air transport

for local

intra-city travel

0809

Ms. Reena BhattacharyaPharmaceutical

Marketing & Strategy Consultant

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�VIVAAD�Oreintation and Inter College Debate competition

Shri S. L. Nasa sharing his experience with the students

and the Lloyd staff

Shri. S. L. Nasa (third from left) with President Lloyd, Mr. Thiarani

(Second from left), Group Director, Dr. Vandana Arora,

second from right, Principal Dr. Abdul Wadood (first from left),

Dr. Shilpa Pahwa with first year students after lab coat ceremony

Participating Students of Inter College Debate Competition

from Different Colleges

Students and faculty standing for takingPharmacist's oath

An Orientation program for the new batch of Diploma and Degree students of pharmacy was organized by Lloyd institute

thof Management & Technology (Pharm.), Greater Noida, on 28 August 2018. 160 fresh students of B. Pharm. and D. Pharm. of Lloyd attended the orientation. 32 students from 8 different colleges including Ram-eesh, Sharda University, IIMT etc., took part in the debate competition, "Vivaad". The debate was on a very topical issue, "Online Pharmacy vs Traditional Pharmacy".

Students from different colleges arrived at the venue around 9:30 am. Sh. S L Nasa, Registrar, Delhi Pharmacy Council and President-Indian Hospital Pharmacists' Association was the Chief Guest of the event. The event was presided by Sh. Manohar Thairani, President, Lloyd Group, and was inaugurated by the Group Director Dr. Vandana Arora. As part of the orientation of the new students, Mr. Nasa presented the Pharmacist's Lab Coats to all the students.

As a part of his address to the students Mr. Nasa shared the latest news from the Drug Control Department, that pharmacists are now an agent of empowerment to the patients as every pharmacy shop will mandatorily have a dedicated shelf stocked with generic medicines. The patient will have the choice to ask for branded drugs or cost effective generic drugs.

The debate competition, Vivaad-2018, saw some spirited debates where budding pharmacists from different colleges of Greater Noida came to Lloyd and displayed their amazing awareness about the pharmacy profession and laws and regulations governing it. To gist out the conclusion in brief, the students who spoke for the favor of online pharmacy stressed that it is convenient, cheaper, feasible to buy anywhere and at anytime, better knowledge of the product. Those who were in the favor of traditional pharmacy stressed on the risks of fake prescription, misleading naming, and majority under poor economy hence going online itself will be an issue for them.

The prizes were handed over by the President of Lloyd Group of Institutions, Sh. Manohar Thairani. Rishabh of IIMT College won 3rd prize while Nancy of Lloyd Institute stood second. The 1st prize was bagged by Vikas of Rameesh Institute. Two consolation prizes were given to Pragya from Sharda University and Himanshu from Ram-eesh. Lloyd also awarded certificates to all the participants.

Sh. Thairani congratulated the winners and encouraged all the students to keep increasing their knowledge about their profession so that they can get good and high paying jobs when they come again for the Lloyd's Annual Job Fest in 2019. The event was concluded with a group photograph of all the participants and the organizing team followed by the lunch.

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Freshers

Freshers

Freshers

Party201820182018201820182018

Lloyd family welcomed the new batch of students with a thrilling welcome freshers party. Members of Lloyd's Cultural Club

'The Dot' organized the party. The evening was full of enthusiasm by the freshers as well as the senior students. Sizzling stperformances, ramp walk, some fun activities were performed by the fresher students. Vaishnavi (B. Pharm I year) and

st st stPrena (D. Pharm I year) were entitled as Miss Fresher along with Yograj (B. Pharm I year) and Shivang (D. Pharm I year)

earned the title of Mr. Fresher.

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Celebration

Pharmacist’sDay

thWorld Pharmacist’s Day was celebrated at the Lloyd Institute on 25

September 2018 to advocate and appreciate the role of pharmacists in

improving health conditions around the world. To celebrate the Day

various events like Health screening camp, Blood donation camp and

Poster competition were organised in the Lloyd's campus. Students

showed great enthusiasm to be a part of health check-up team and

successfully accomplished their goal. . The blood donation drive was

organised by the Rotary Club of Noida & the session started with a small

speech from the club members about blood & people in need of blood.

Hence, starting the donation drive for a much greater cause.

The last session of the day witnessed the artistic effort by the students in the form of posters. In addition to the health camp

& blood donation, poster making competition was organized for the students. In the poster competition which started at

1:30 pm, 15 teams participated and the winners were screened on the basis of a strong verbal debate on the theme. All stM.Pharm, B.Pharm & D.Pharm students were involved in this event. Vivek & Danish (D.Pharm 1 year) stood first, ajay

nd nd(B.Pharm 2 year) achieved the second position & lastly, Charu & Adarsh (B.Pharm 1st year) were the 2 runner up. The

event was successfully organised by the team of faculty members and student volunteers of pharmacy department.

Poster presented by students in front of jury members Blood donation camp at Lloyd

Different activities done by volunteers during Health Camp14

Student Participating in National Level Quiz Competition organized by IPA at Guntur, Andhra Pradesh

Final Year Students Nilay and Neha presenting their Poster

at National Biomedical Research Competition held in AIIMS, Rishikesh

stI Year student Ojas Lamba Winning Inter College Debate Competition

at Ram-eesh College

OUT-CAMPUS STUDENT

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Leeza MesseyLeeza Messey

final year studentfinal year studentstwon I Prize stwon I Prize

in solo singing in cultural in solo singing in cultural

fest held at Ram-eesh Collegefest held at Ram-eesh College

Leeza Messey

final year studentstwon I Prize

in solo singing in cultural

fest held at Ram-eesh College

Final Year Students on their Industrial Visit to Yakult

M. Pharm. students at their Industrial visit to Healthkart

PARTICIPATIONS

Final year student Nilay winning best poster presentation award during

International Conference held at Jamia Hamdard, New Delhi

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INTER-COLLEGE

FEST-2019

Mr. Manohar Thairani (President, Lloyd Group of Colleges)

welcoming Chief Guest Mr. Satya Prakash (Jailor of G.B. Nagar)

Group Director Dr. Vandana encourage students to give their best performance & maintain the sportsman spirit throughout the game

"Lloyd Champions League- 2019", rd Lloyd's 3

annual inter-college sports meet was held at the th thLloyd's campus from 7 to 9 March 2019. The

th sports meet was inaugurated on 7 March by the

District Jailer of G. B. Nagar, Mr. Satya Prakash

while the students took an oath to treat this event as a

symbol of sincere and healthy competition. Students

from various colleges like, G.N.I.O.T, G.L. Bajaj,

Galgotias Institute, G.B.U., J.I.M.S, H.I.M.T,

N.I.E.T., Accurate, Mangalmay and Skyline

participated in the indoors and outdoors sports.

Mr. Anand Kumar Singh, Social Welfare Officer of

G.B.U., was the Chief-Guest of the Valedictory

function. The winners and participants were

felicitated by the Chief Guest. The three day event

was concluded around 5:00 p.m. with a quick photo

session. An overwhelming response by the students

throughout the event signified their admiration for

the sports fest and competition spirit.

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Ms. Chitra Gupta receiving certificate from Dr. D. P. Pathak (Director, DIPSAR) during Quality Improvement Program

(QIP) in DIPSAR, New Delhi

Ms. Chitra Gupta presenting her research

work at ISNSCON 2018 in Vigyan Bhawan,

New Delhi

Ms. Sheetal and Ms. Akanksha attending

Quality Improvement programme (QIP)

at DIPSAR, Delhi

Dr. Khursheed Alam attending

Quality Improvement programme (QIP)

at B.S. Anangpuria, Faridabad

TRAINING

TRAINERSTHE

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We are

to announce Proudof ourSuccess

students in

with flying colors

Qualifyingfor

NIPER-2018

JATIN LEEZA MEENAKSHI NIKITA

GPAT - 2019

Rahul

Alaknanda

Jagriti

AmanShushant

Jyoti

19

st1 Ashish Pandey

nd2 Akhil

rd3 Vishu Aggrawal

84.1%

83.31%

82.2%

First year st1 nd2

rd3

st1 Timpal

nd2 Sayed

rd3 Rohit

78%

77.8%

Second year st

1 nd2rd3

st1 Priyanka Dua

nd2 Akanksha

rd3 Priyanka Gola

89.7%

86.9%

86.3%

Third year st1 nd2

rd3

-

-

st1 Sakshi

nd2 Neha

rd3 Nilay

82.5%

82%

Fourth year st

1 nd2rd3

79.9%

77%

ACHIEVERS CADEMIC

Session - 2018 - 19 (odd Semester)

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Lloyd's CarnivalLloyd's CarnivalLloyd Group of Institutions organised its Annual Cultural Fest, "LLOYD CARNIVAL-2019" on 29th March, 2019. It

was a daylong event held in the campus. The Carnival was declared open by the Group Chairman, Sh. Manohar Thairani,

who welcomed teams from different colleges and stressed upon the importance of such activities for the holistic

development of the students.

The Carnival saw a wide range of activities like Ad-Mad show, rangoli, T-Shirt painting, mimicry, PUBG War, poster

making, solo singing, mehndi, fashion show, solo dancing and group dancing.

About 1050 students from 42 universities, B-colleges and technical institutes of Delhi-NCR gathered on the Lloyd

Campus to exhibit their talent and skills in various art forms.

The event had a soul to it - vibrant, contagiously colorful and exuberant with mesmerising music, finger-licking-good

street food and much more!

This full of energy and dazzle event concluded with a quick award ceremony for all the winners of the day. The top

ranking students of previous session were also awarded the annual scholarship cheques.

In the academic awards, Mittal Kumari, Akansha, Sanya Bhateja and Christina Joseph of Pharmacy received cheques of

Rs. 10,000/- each for securing 1st position in their respective years.

In the cultural events, Team from St. Thomas College won the 1st position in the Ad-Mad show, while the team from

Lloyd was the runner up. Neha Anwar & Neha of Lloyd won the Rangoli competition. Aman Tiwari of GL Bajaj won the

intensely fought PUBG war

In the poster making competition, Shubhangi & Garima of Lloyd Law College were the winners.

Longhua Wangpan of Lloyd Business School won the T- Shirt painting competition.

Mehandi competition was won by Alka Sharma of Lloyd. The Solo dancing winner was Mohini of JS(PG) College. The

singing competition was won by Leeza of Lloyd

In the Fashion Show, Madhur of Lloyd Business School was adjudged the Mr. Carnival while Shruti was crowned as the

Ms. Carnival. 21

Dr. Vandana Arora (Group Director, Lloyd) with torch bearers of DPSRU Dr. Raman Dang (Registrar, DPSRU)

and Dr. R. K Goyal (V. C. DPSRU) Lloyd in collaboration with Delhi Pharmaceutical Sciences &

Research University (DPSRU)

Christina Joseph felicitated with academic excellence award and scholarship cheque by

Mr. Manohar Thairani (President, Lloyd), Dr. Vandana Arora (Group Director, Lloyd)

L A D D E R O F

Lloyd Institute of Management & Technology

Plot No. 11, Knowledge Park-2, Greater Noida.

Email ID :- lloyd.pharmacy@gmail.com Website: lloydinstitute.org

Phone No. 9873250790, 9899819514

Your Dreams. Our Mission.

LLOYD JOB FEST - 2019

Chief Guest

Dr. S. Eswara ReddyDrugs Controller General of India