Extremely disciplined and strict when education is considered.
Good atmosphere for students to eliminate their existing stage fears.
Helped to improve organizational skills as they let you organize many events
Dislikes
Campus fun is less and is more strict and restrictive.
The extra curricular activities are encouraged less.
The thought process of the faculties are not very enhanced.
Course Curriculum Overview:
This curriculum had a greater focus on the clinical part and more of patient care and patient safety which made me choose this course .
This course technically includes pharmacotherapy and pharmacology mainly which is the most wanted subjects for preparing a drug regimen for a particular patient.
There are areas of improvement in providing students more practical based learning, patient bed side teachings and teaching more drug dosings and algorithms rather than some other not-so-useful subjects like Pharmacognosy, pharmaceutics etc.
The college is pretty strict and disciplined in terms of academics. There is a standard that they try to maintain which is really appreciable.
Has a good set of experienced Faculties to guide and train.
Decent amount of stage exposure. They push you to actually come out of your comfort zone.
Dislikes
Less of campus life, less fun factors and modes of entertainment.
There is a scope for improvement in terms of infrastructure
Less campus celebrations on different occasions.
Course Curriculum Overview:
The course curriculum included Therapeutics and Pharmacology which largely drew me into specifically selecting this course. The inclusion of therapeutics makes one ready to be well versed in the clinical field. Although there is a good scope of improvement in remodulating the course structure for PharmD mainly incorporating a thorough and extensive teaching on Pharmacology and Pharmacotherapeutics in all the years and eliminating few unrelevant subjects like Pharmacognosy, Pharmaceutical formulation, Pharmaceutics as these subjects would be of a greater use in courses like Bpharm and Mpharm rather than PharmD.
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