Welcome to College of Pharmacy, Madras Medical College

Madras Medical College is one of the TOP Ranking College in INDIA. Madras Medical College is the pioneer in the Introduction of Pharmaceutical Education in the country. It was the first institution to provide education for pharmacy practice. In 1860 Pharmacy class (training on Materia Medica) was started for students of Medicine and Apothecary. In 1870 certificate course for Chemists and Druggists was modeled on similar course run by the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain – Duration: 1 year. In 1886 duration was increased to 2 years. In September 1938, the University of Madras started 3-year degree course B.Sc Pharmacy and classes started on 3-July-1939 onwards. In 1946 separate department of Pharmaceutics was sanctioned. In 1950, 3 year Bachelor of Pharmacy course came into force. In 1961, an integrated degree (B.Pharmacy) course of 4 years duration came into force. In 1995, M.Pharmacy course was started in four specializations. In 2008, a separate College of Pharmacy, Madras Medical College was established and Principal post was created.

PRINCIPALS

S.NO	NAME	TENURE
1	DR.N.Narayanan	June 2008-Dec 2009
2	DR.A.Jerad Suresh	Dec 2011 – July 2022
3	DR.V.Niraimathi	July 2023 to till date

VISION

To achieve Excellence in Pharmacy Education, Research and Services.

MISSION

To produce Pharmacy Professionals of Global Standards
Providing quality Education
Pioneering Research
Affording Pharmaceutical Services

Objective of College

· The College is committed to achieve the global standards of “Health for all” by producing professionals of excellence in the field of pharmacy through wholesome education focused on high ethical standards

· We will continually improve the quality and achieve high standards in the delivery of Education, Research and Pharmaceutical Services

· We Acheive this by Adopting a structured delivery of Education

Stimulating research by providing the necessary Infrastructure, Encouraging Publications in peer reviewed journals and filing the patents

· Imparting skill based training in areas of hospital services, Industrial manufacturing, Quality assurance and Pharmacovigilance.

Academic Details

College of Pharmacy, Madras Medical College offers B.Pharmacy and M.Pharmacy Programmes (Four Disciplines) affiliated to The Tamil Nadu Dr.M.G.R Medical University, Guindy, Chennai-32. College of Pharmacy, Madras Medical College is proud of having Ph.D recognized department on roll.

Unique Recognition

College of Pharmacy, Madras Medical College is recognized by Pharmacy Council India (PCI) & All India Institute of Technical Education (AICTE).

NIRF Ranking

In the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) by the MHRD, New Delhi. College of Pharmacy, Madras Medical College is ranked among the various institutions that took part since 2015.

l.No	Designation	Name of the Faculty	Qualification	Department
1	Principal & Professor	Dr.V.Niraimathi	M.Pharm.,Ph.D	Pharmaceutical Chemistry
2	Professor & Head	Dr.R.Radha	M.Pharm.,Ph.D	Pharmacognosy
3	Associate Professor	Mr.K.Ramesh Kumar	M.Pharm.,	Pharmaceutics
4	Assistant Professor	Dr.S.Daisy Chellakumari	M.Pharm.,Ph.D	Pharmaceutics
5	Assistant Professor	Dr.R.Devi Damayanthi	M.Pharm.,Ph.D	Pharmaceutics
6	Assistant Professor	Dr.N.Deattu	M.Pharm.,Ph.D	Pharmaceutics
7	Assistant Professor	Dr.M.Sathish	M.Pharm.,Ph.D	Pharmaceutical Chemistry
8	Assistant Professor	Dr.R.Priyadarsini	M.Pharm.,Ph.D	Pharmaceutical Chemistry
9	Assistant Professor	Dr.P.G.Sunitha	M.Pharm.,Ph.D	Pharmaceutical Chemistry
10	Assistant Professor	Dr.T.Saraswathy	M.Pharm.,Ph.D	Pharmaceutical Chemistry
11	Assistant Professor	Dr.R.Indumathy	M.Pharm.,Ph.D	Pharmacology
12	Assistant Professor	Dr.M.Sakthiabirami	M.Pharm.,Ph.D	Pharmacology
13	Assistant Professor	Mr.V.Sivaraman	M.Pharm.,	Pharmacology
14	Assistant Professor	Dr.P.Muthusamy	M.Pharm.,Ph.D	Pharmacognosy
15	Assistant Professor	Dr.R.Vijayabharathi	M.Pharm.,Ph.D	Pharmacognosy
16	Assistant Professor	Dr.R.Vadivu	M.Pharm.,Ph.D	Pharmacognosy
17	Assistant Professor	Dr.B.Kumudhaveni	M.Pharm.,Ph.D	Pharmacognosy

ACADEMIC FACILITIES

DEPARTMENTS

Department of Pharmaceutics
Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Department of Pharmacognosy
Department of Pharmacology

DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACEUTICS

The department of pharmaceutics is one of the key departments of the Institute. It is equipped with state of the art facilities to undertake research in drug development, delivery and evaluation. The Department has expertise in research areas such as development and evaluation of newer formulations, targeted drug delivery system, pre-formulation and incompatibility studies.

Department of Pharmaceutics traced its footpaths in current trends of newer drug delivery systems combining the software development technologies leading to fabrication of essentials medicines paying the approach to reduce the time and cost of formulation. As a result there is an increased focus on making drugs that can perform better therapeutically in terms of efficacy and safety. The department is well equipped with Machine Room, Analytical Room and Preparatory room comprising of sophisticated machines and equipments as per requirement of University, PCI and AICTE.

TEACHING FACULTY

S.NO	NAME OF THE FACULTY	DESIGNATION
1	Mr.K.Ramesh Kumar	Associate Professor
2	DR. S.Daisy Chella Kumari	Assistant Professor
3	DR.R.Devi Damayanthi	Assistant Professor
4	DR.N.Deattu	Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY

The laboratory of the Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry equipped with the necessary instruments and glass wares and facilities for conducting practical classes & carrying out research projects.

The Department is equipped with sophisticated instruments like fully automated advanced microwave system, glass reactor, flash rotary vacuum evaporator, vacuum oven, thermostatic oil bath, thermostatic water bath.

The main area of research is synthesis, extraction, isolation of novel heterocyclic lead molecules by (CADD, conventional microwave irradiation of natural and synthetic origins). The lead molecules are screened for various biological activities

TEACHING FACULTY

S.NO	NAME OF THE FACULTY	DESIGNATION
1	DR.V.Niraimathi	Principal and Professor
2	DR.M.Sathish	Assistant Professor
3	DR.R.Priyadarsini	Assistant Professor
4	DR.P.G.Sunitha	Assistant Professor
5	DR.T.Saraswathy	Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACOLOGY

Pharmacology is often described as a bridge science because it incorporates knowledge and skills from a number of basic science disciplines including physiology, Cellular and molecular biology. Pharmacology involves the study and description of the drugs and their effect on whole body system. Pharmacologist are able to translate such knowledge into the rational development of therapeutics. Pharmacology upholds the major role in bringing the drug into the market by the means of clinical trials. Department of pharmacology offers training in Pharmacology and toxicology to undergraduate and post graduate students. Department of Pharmacology is committed to achieve and to be strive for excellence in teaching and research. Apart from teaching also includes the interactive modules in pharmacy, demonstration exercises in experimental pharmacology software, Group discussion on clinical oriented problems, drug display and seminars related to pharmacology. This pharmacological study involves analysing the problems associated with the drugs used for various diseases.

Pharmacological field encompasses drug composition, drug design, molecular diagnostics, medical applications, etc. It revolves around the mechanism of drug action, pharmacological action, and adverse effects and also therapeutic approach in management of various diseases. Toxicity studies on animals and Pharmacological screening of various drugs can be performed by conducting experiments on animals and bioassays on isolated tissues. The students will acquire knowledge on Anatomy of human body, physiological functions and pathophysiological condition in human body. The goal of pharmacology department is to prepare the students for successful Carrier in industry, academics research, pharmacovigilance etc.

TEACHING FACULTY

S.NO	NAME OF THE FACULTY	DESIGNATION
1	DR.R.Indumathy	Principal and Professor
2	DR.M.Sakthi Abirami	Assistant Professor
3	Mr.V.Sivaraman	Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACOGNOSY

The field of Pharmacognosy plays an inevitable role in the Pharmacy curriculum as it provides a systematic and scientific validation of traditional medicines. Pharmacognostical standardisation helps to develop lead molecules from natural sources and to establish the Pharmacological and biochemical roles of these molecules. Though the traditional medicine provides a gold mine for alleviating diseases, there is a lacuna in the availability of standard preparations. Hence there is an urgent need to standardize herbal preparations which is a major area of research. Pharmacognosy has undergone significant changes in recent years and today it substantiates as an interdisciplinary science. The subject seeks to bridge the gap between modern and traditional systems of medicine.

Pharmacognosy lab of College of Pharmacy Madras Medical College is well equipped with spacious laboratories to train UG and PG students, with facilities for extraction, isolation and identification of phytopharmaceuticals. The instruments which are available in the Department are UV Spectroscopy, Stability Chamber, Rotary vaccum evaporator, Trinocular microscope with digital camera, Rotary microtome, Electric centrifuge, Muffle furnace, Volatile oil distillation apparatus etc.,

TEACHING FAC

S.NO	NAME OF THE FACULTY	DESIGNATION
1	DR.R.Radha	Professor and HOD
2	DR.P.Muthusamy	Assistant Professor
3	DR.R. Vijaya Bharathi	Assistant Professor
4	DR.R.Vadivu	Assistant Professor
5	DR.B.Kumudhaveni	Assistant Professor

LIBRARY

Madras Medical College is provided with a central library. Each department has a well maintained departmental library containing books for reference. The dissertations of the research projects are maintained in each department.

Journals subscribed

The Central Library of Madras Maedical College has facilities to access to National & International Journals ,e-journals/magazines- the central library has e-library facilities, this facility can be used by staff and students.

BOOKS AVAILABLE

Course	Volume Available	Title Available
B. Pharmacy	2562	1374
M. Pharmacy	654	805

Placement Cell

The College of Pharmacy, Madras Medical College placement cell is continuously involved in industrial/hospital training and student placement. We offer a reputable forum that serves as a bridge between drug manufacturing industries and students by inviting various pharmaceutical companies, IT Healthcare professional organizations for campus recruitment of student who are in final year of B. Pharm / M. Pharm program.

Objectives and activities

* The placement cell significantly contributes to a smooth and efficient placement process by coordinating all the activities to guarantee complete satisfaction of the graduating students for their better placement and career advancement.

* To provide industrial training to improve their academic knowledge and professional experience.

* To organize on/off campus recruitment to support students decide their employment opportunities in various Organizations and Industries.

* Organizing Industrial visits to enhance students' technical understanding.

* Extended Invitation to potential recruiters for the placement cell.

* Encourage and assist our students to join as JRF (Junior Research Fellowship) in Government sectors like Captain Srinivasa Murthy Central Ayurveda Research Institute, Chennai and IIT, Chennai.

* To arrange internship for M. Pharm students in Drug Testing Laboratory, Directorate of Medical Sciences, Tenyampet, Chennai to hone their technical and analytical skill sets.

* To arrange hospital training at Rajiv Gandhi Government General Hospital in Chennai for B. Pharm. and M. Pharm. students, which will help them in advance understanding of patient counselling and drug store management.

COMMITTEES

Anti-Ragging Committee

S.NO	Name	Position in Committee	Designation	Contact Details
1.	DR. V.Niraimathi	Convener	Principal	9444563880
2.	DR.R.Radha	Member	Professor	9884641156
3.	DR. S. Daisy Chella Kumari	Member	Assistant Professor	9791173875
4.	DR.P. Muthusamy	Member	Assistant Professor	9444233598
5.	DR.P.G.Sunitha	Member	Assistant Professor	9840736172

Online Grievance Redressal Mechanism

S.No

Name

Position in Committee

Designation

Contact

DR. V. Niraimathi

Chair Person

Principal

copmmc@gmail.com

DR.R.Radha

Convener

Professor

copmmc@gmail.com

GriGrievance Redressal Committee in the Institution and Appointment of OMBUDSMAN by the University

S.No

Person to contact

Phone Number

Mail

Public Relations

044- 22353574/75/76,

044- 22353574 ,Extn: 204

grievances@tnmgrmu.ac.in

Establishment of Internal Complaint Committee (ICC)

S.No	Name	Position in Committee	Designation
1.	DR. V.Niraimathi	Chair Person	Principal
2.	DR. R. Radha	Member	Professor
3.	DR. P. Muthusamy	Legal Secretary	Assistant Professor
4.	DR. S. Daisy Chella Kumari	Member	Assistant Professor
5.	DR. R. Vijaya Bharathi	Member	Assistant Professor

Establishment of Committee for SC/ST

S.No.	Name	Position in Committee	Designation
1.	DR. V.Niraimathi	Chair Person	Principal
2.	DR. R. Radha	Member	Professor
3.	DR. M.Sakthi Abirami	Member	Assistant Professor
4.	Ms.S.Pooja	Member	Post Graduate Student
5.	Mr.A.Manoj	Member	Post Graduate Student

Constitution of Gender Harassment Committee

The General Harassment Committee is constituted with the following faculty members.

S.NO	Name of the officer, Designation & Contact Number	Position in committee	Contact Details
1.	DR. V.Niraimathi Professor	Convenor	9444563880
2.	DR. R. Radha Professor	Convenor	9884641156
3.	DR.S. Daisy Chella Kumari Assistant Professor	Member	9791173875
4.	DR.R.Vijaya Bharathi Assistant Professor	Member	9789877137
5.	DR.R.Vadivu Assistant Professor	Member	9444109213

RECREATION CENTER

The institution offers amenities like Cricket court, Hockey court, Volley ball court, Shuttle badminton court for the students. Every year sports competition are conducted for encouraging the students in such activities

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Academic forum aims to strengthen academic reforms, research and developmental activities among the students and faculty members in order to enhance the quality of the learning environment and develop innate qualities. Academic forum ensures the transformation and percolation of academic vision of the College into the academic environment of four years of Under Graduation and two years of Post Graduation education.

Objective of the Academic forum

The main objective of the forum is to

· Undertake various events and activities like invited talks by eminent personalities/ researchers through seminars, conferences, workshops and training.

· Conduct research and developmental activities, co-curricular, co-academic activities, quality improvement programs, journal publications and student forum activities

The research proposals are deliberated on academic review meeting which are conducted at the start and the end of each semester. Reviews are attended by the committee members and by the respective semester coordinators.

Executive committee

Chairperson

DR.V.Niraimathi

Coordinator

DR.R.Radha

Members

DR.S.Daisy Chella Kumari

DR.R.Vadivu

DR. R.Priyadarsini

DR .M.Sakthi Abirami

ACADEMIC FORUM

S.No	Academic year	No.of students
1	2021-2022	59
2	2022-2023	55
3	2023-2024	60

GUEST LECTURES / ORATION:

S.NO	Date	Name of the Guest Lecturer	Topic of the Guest Lecture	State or National level
. 1.	25/11/2022	Thiru. B. Saravanan	B Pharm I Year Introduction Programme	State Level
2.	23/9/2023	Dr. V. Gopal Dr. K. Janarthanan	WORLD PHARMACIST DAY Pharmacists Strengthening Health System Artificial Intelligence and its application in Pharmacy	State Level
3.	22/6/2023	Dr. R.Vadivu	Methods for the extraction of chemicals from Plants	State Level

SEMINAR / SYMPOSIUM

S.NO	Date	Seminar/Symposium with Title	University / TNMSC Credits / both if present
1.	26/8/2022	One Day National Symposium on on QbD and validation	University

CME / CONFERENCE

S.NO	Date	CME / CONFERENCE – Title	State or National level
1.	25/9/2023	One Day visit to Pfizer R&D on the occasion of World Pharmacist Day	State Level
2.	23/9/2023	SYNER-G Biopharma Group Networking Event	State Level

WORKSHOP / TRAINING PROGRAMME

S.NO	Date	WORKSHOP / TRAINING with Title	State or National level
1.	16/11/2021	AICTE Internship Awareness by NEAT Cell	State Level
2.	14/11/2022	Campus Interview by Aquity Solutions Pvt. Ltd	State Level
3.	3/11/2023	Industrial Visit to IMPCOPS	State Level

QUIZ /COMPETITIONS

S.NO	Date	Quiz /competitions with Title	Prizes awarded to	a. Inter or Intra – Collegiate Level b. State or National level
1.	13/12/2021- 18/12/2021	60^th National Pharmacy Week Celebration	Winners: Aninditha S,Ajitha M B	State Level
2.	12/12/2021	National Level Online Pharmaceutical Microbiology Quiz	Kathirvel S Anguraj M,Sathya R	State Level
3.	28/12/2021	Ayurveda Day Quiz	S. Kathirvel Sandiya	State Level
4.	21/11/2021	TN IPGA Quiz	Kathirvel Anguraj	State Level
5.	21/11/2022	Srinivasan College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Trichy Quiz	Kathirvel Abdul Rahman	State Level
6.	8/11/2022	Medha National Pharma Quiz Competition	Kathirvel Karthick Kannan Ayusha Yasmeen Jeevitha	National Level
7.	7/2/2022	Quiz on India’s Freedom Struggle	Ganesh Gowtham Mythili Priya M	State Level
8.	21/9/2023	ICMR Quiz	Kaviyarasi M Chandini V S Mohammed Insaaf Sarranya S Asmitha Lisma Abiseik S	State Level
9.	6/3/2023	Srinivasan College of Pharmaceutical Sciences Quiz	Suvitha Abdul Rahman	State Level

EVENTS

S.NO	Date	Other events with Title
1	28/6/2022	Blood Donation Camp
2	15/8/2022	Alumni Meet
3	24/9/2022	NSS Day Celebration
4	8/1/2023	61^st Pharmacy Week Celebration
5	16/2/2023	Fire Safety Mock Drill
6	10/3/2023	Fever Camp
7	10/8/2023	Mahakavi Bharathiar and National Freedom movement Celebrations
8	11/8/2023	Pledge against Drug Abuse
9	10/10/2023	National cGMP Day Programme
10	13/10/2023	Right to Information Act Week Programme

Completed Projects till year 2022

S.NO	Year	TITLE OF THE PROJECT	FundedYes / No, If Yes - Details
1.	2022	Formulation Optimization and Evaluation of Olmesartan Medoxomil loaded nanostructured lipid carrier by using natural oil	No
2.	2022	Formulation, Development and Invitro Characterisation of Oral Floating in-situ gelling liquid system of losartan Potassium	No
3.	2022	Formulation and Characterisation of Uradapil loaded chitosan nanoparticles for the treatment of Hypertension	No
4.	2022	Formulation characterisation and evaluation of Gel incorporated silver nanoparticle using Oxystelma Esculentum for Antibacterial activity	No
5.	2022	Formulation, optimization and Characterisation of Ranozoline loaded cubosomes for the treatment of angina pectoris	No
6.	2022	Formulation development and evaluation of Clinidipine Nanosuspension for the treatment of Hypertension using anti-solvent precipitation technique.	No
7.	2022	Formulation, Development and Characterisation of Nateglinide loaded Nan sponges for the treatment of Type-II Diabetes Mellitus	No
8.	2022	Formulation optimization and Characterisation of Self-Micro emulsifying Drug delivery system of ivermectin.	No
9.	2022	Design, Synthesis, Characterization and Biological evaluation of Novel Saccharin derivatives as Anti-tubercular agents targeting Glutamine synthetase	No
10.	2022	Design, Synthesis, Characterization and Biological evaluation of Novel Benz imidazole sciff base derivatives as Anti-tubercular agents targeting Glutamine synthetase	No
11.	2022	Design, Synthesis and Pharmacological evaluation of novel heteroscyclicPCSK9inhibitore as anti hyperlipidemic agents	No
12.	2022	Design, Synthesis, characterization and biological evaluation of some novel Isatin- Urea schiff base derivatives as antitubercular agents targeting the enzyme ATP Synthase.	No
13.	2022	Design, Synthesis, characterization and biological evaluation of novel quinoline-thiadiazole derivatives as antitubercular agents targeting ATP Synthase	No
14.	2022	Design, Synthesis, characterization and biological evaluation of novel Pyridine-thiadiazole derivatives as antitubercular agents targeting ATP Synthase	No
15.	2022	Stability indicating UPLC method development and validation for the quantification of Ibandronate sodium and characterization of its degradation products.	No
16.	2022	Design, Synthesis, Characterization and Biological evaluation of Novel Benzimidazole chalcone derivatives as Anti-tubercular agents targeting Glutamine synthetase 1	No
17.	2022	Isolation, Characterization and Evaluation of Anti- Alzheimer activity on the aerial parts of OxystelmaesculentumR.Br.	No
18.	2022	Formulation, evaluation and standardization of herbal gel for the treatment of arthritis	No
19.	2022	Formulation, evaluation and standardization of polyherbal ointment for the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis	No
20.	2022	Formulation and evaluation of combined momordica charantia and Alpinia galanya loaded phytosomal capsule for hyperlipidemia	No
21.	2022	Pharmacognostic and phytochemical studies and anti-diabetic evaluation of leaves of cyamopsis tetragonoloba (l.) Taub.	No
22.	2022	Formulation, characterization and evaluation of resveratrol loaded nanosponges for the treatment of breast cancer	No
23.	2022	Development and standardization of polyherbal capsules	No
24.	2022	Pharmacognostical, phytochemical studies and evaluation of hyperlipidemic activity of fruits of Terminalia arjuna (Roxb.) W. & a. (Combretaceae)	No
25.	2022	Formulation, evaluation and charqcterization of capsules containing nanoparticles from the leaves of ipomea batalas l. (lam.) For the treatment of cancer	No
26.	2022	Pharmacognostical, phytochemical studies and evaluation of diuretic activity of roots of Indigofera tinctoria Linn., (Fabaceae)	No
27.	2022	Formulation and evaluation of aplinia galangaextract loaded niosomal patch for the treatment of breast cancer	No
28.	2022	Evaluation of Antiurolithiatic activity of Malli Chooranam by Ethylene glycol and Ammonium chloride Induced Urolithiasis inMale Albino Wistar Rats vh	No
29.	2022	Evaluation of anti-oxidantand Anti urolithiatic activity of Seenthil Chooranam by Ethylene Glycol Induced Urolithiasis model in Albino wistar rats	No
30.	2022	Protective Role of Naga parpam - a zinc based herbo-mineral formulation against Monocrotophos induced fertility changes in Male Wistar Rats.	No
31.	2022	Evaluation of Hepatoprotective and Antioxidant activities in Manjal Noei Kudineer against CCL4 Induced hepatotoxicity in Wistar Rats	No
32	2022	Alleviative effects of beta-Caryophyllene against Isoniazid and Rifampicin induced Hepatotoxicity in Wistar Rats.	No
33	2022	Repurposing Antiplatelet agent Cilostazol against Malarial infection: Invivo, Invitro and Molecular Docking study.	No
34	2022	Anti-obesity effect of Sofalcone via downregulation of Adipogenesis in High- fat diet induced obese mice model.	No
35	2022	Effect of Amiloride on Ethylene glycol and Ammonium chloride induced Urolithiasis in Wistar rats by In vivo and In vitro methods.	No
36	2022	Evaluation of Antihyperlipidemic activity of Tricovas (Ayurvedic Polyherbal Formulation) against High-Rich Cholesterol Diet Induced Hypercholesteremia in Albino Wistar Rats.	No
37	2022	Evaluation of Hepatoprotective Activity ofPidanga Naari Kudineer Chooranam on Isoniazid Induced Hepatotoxicity In WistarRats by in vitro and in vivo study	No

Ongoing Projects: (include PGs ongoing thesis & e-journal)

S.NO	Year	TITLE OF THE PROJECT	FundedYes / No,If Yes - Details
1	2023	Formulation and Evaluation of Ocular insitu Nanogel of Moxifloxacin and Betamethasone for the treatment of Conjunctivitis.	No
2	2023	Formulation, Optimization and Evaluation of Terbinafine loaded Nanosponge hydrogel for the treatment of Dermatophyte infections.	Yes
3	2023	Formulation, Optimization and Evaluation of a novel Transethosomal gel loaded with Miconazole Nitrate for topical Antifungal activity	No
4	2023	Formulation, Characterisation and Evaluation of specific antibacterial Nanogel	No
5	2023	Formulation and Evaluation of Cilnidipine loaded Nanostructured Lipid Carriers using Vegetable oil	No
6	2023	Formulation, Optimization and Evaluation of Levodopa loaded Cubosomalinsitu Intranasal gel for Brain targeting to treat Parkinsonism	No
7	2023	Formulation and Evaluation of Olmesartanmedoxomil sustained release Floating tablets	No
8	2023	Formulation development, Optimization and Evaluation of Carvedilol loaded Nanocrystal Orodispersible tablets for the management of Hypertension.	No
9	2023	Formulation, Optimization and Evaluation of Loratadine loaded Proniosomal gel for the treatment of Urticaria	No
10	2023	Design, Synthesis and Characterization Of Some Novel Benzimidazolyl pyrimidine derivatives as potential anticancer agents inhibiting MTHFD2 enzyme.	Yes
11	2023	Design, Synthesis, Characterization and Biological evaluation of Novel chalcone derivatives as Anti-tubercular agents targeting Glutamine synthetase	No
12	2023	Design, synthesis, characterization and biological evaluation of novel Benzthiazole derivatives as anti-tubercular agents targeting L,D Transpeptidase	No
13	2023	Design, synthesis, characterization and biological evaluation of some novel hydrazine derivatives as anti-tubercular agents targeting l,d Transpeptidase	Yes
14	2023	Quantification of Selected Components to determine the quality of Ice cream by Suitable Analytical Techniques.	No
15	2023	Isolation, characterization and evaluation of Protective effects of fruits of Helicteresisora Linn. on non alcoholic fatty liver disease.	No
16	2023	Design, synthesis, characterization and biologucal evaluation of novel benzimidazole derivatives as anti- tubercular agents targeting glutamine synthetase	No
17	2023	Design, synthesis, characterization and biological evaluation of novel Thiazolothiadiazole and Schiff's base derivatives as a antitubercular agents against LD- transpepdidase	No
18	2023	Design, Synthesis, Characterization and in vitro evaluation of some novel isatin schiff's base derivatives as Anti-Alzheimer agents inhibiting Acetylcholinesterase enzyme	No
19	2023	Formulation of lycopene loaded nanogel from Citrulluslanatus Linn., and evaluation of its effect of dht blocking activity in androgenic alopecia	No
20	2023	Formulation, standardization and evaluation of herbal capsule of acalypha indica linn., for diuretic activity	No
21	2023	Pharmacognostical, phytochemical studies and evaluation of anti gout activity in leaves of musaparadisiaca Linn., (musaceae)	Yes
22	2023	Formulation and evaluation of essential oil encapsulated nanofibres from Ocimum sanctum linn., for wound healing activity”	No
23	2023	Pharmacognostical, phytochemical and in-vivo evaluation of diuretic activity on the barks of Abutilon indicum linn.,	No
24	2023	Formulation and evaluation of nanoemulgel from the roots of Hemidesmusindicus for antileucodermic activity	No
25	2023	Pharmacognostical, phytochemical studies and anti-rheumatic evaluation of leaves of Turneraulmifolia	No
26	2023	Formulation, standardization and evaluation of herbal gel of tabernaemontanacoronaria for anti-rheumatic activity	Yes
27	2023	Formulation of coumestrol loaded phytosomal capsule from the sprouts of Vignaradiata Linn., and evaluation of its effect on experimentally induced polycystic ovarian disease	No
28	2023	Formulation and evaluation of microemulsion of Xanthiumstrumarium linn. And pharmacological effects on experimentally induced polycystic ovarian disease in animal model	No
29	2023	Evaluation of In-Vitro Antioxidant and In-vivo Diuretic activity of Poosani Chooranam in Albino Wistar Rats”	No
30	2023	A Preclinical study of Trikatu Churna an classical Ayurvedic formulation in Wistar Albino Rats in the treatment of IBS”	No
31	2023	Therapeutic Effect of Anethum graveolens (Dill) Seed Extract for the Treatment of Dextran Sodium Sulfate induced Ulcerative Colitis in Wistar Rats	No
32	2023	Evaluation of Pun Purai ennai, a Polyherbal formulation on Skin wound, burn wound healing in Albino Wistar rats and Streptozotocin- induced Diabetic Rat wound healing activity	No
33	2023	Evaluation of anti-oxidant and anti-ulcer activity of Karuvepillai vadagam of polyherbal formulation against Aspirin induced Ulcer model in AlbinoWistar Rats”	No
34	2023	Evaluation of Anti-osteoporotic activity of Rasna Saptaka Kwatham- A Siddha formulation using Corticosteroid induced osteoporosis in Wistar Albino Rats	No
35	2023	Evaluation of Anti-oxidant and Anti-urolithiatic activity of Nathai Choori seeds by Ethylene Glycol and Ammonium chloride induced Urolithiasis in Male Albino Wistar Rats	Yes
36	2023	“Effect of Shatavarighrita (polyherbal formulation) on Testicular Dysfunction in Streptozocin induced Diabetes in Wistar Albino Rats	No
37	2023	isolative effect of Dhatryadi ghrita on Letrozole induced Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome in Female Wistar Rats	No

PUBLICATIONS

S.No	Year	Citation	Indexing
1	2022	Synthesis, Molecular Docking and Invitro Evaluation of Nipecotic Acid-Flavone Hybrids as Anti Alzheimer Agents. –A Multi Target Directed Ligand Approach. Journal of Pharmaceutical Negative Results. 2022; 229-238	Google Scholar
2	2022	Multi Targeted Docking Analysis and in Vitro Efficacy of Novel Substituted Piperidine-Flavone Analogues for Alzheimer’s Disease. NeuroQuantology December 2022 Volume 20 Issue 20 Page 950-956	Scopus
3	2023	Molecular Docking Study of Isatin Derivatives with Acetylcholinesterase Enzyme to Develop a Novel Anti-Alzheimer Drug. International Journal of Science and Research Methodology September 2023 Vol.:25, Issue:3	Google Scholar
4	2023	IN SILICO COMPUTATIONAL STUDY OF CHROMONE SCAFFOLDS AS DENGUE RDRP INHIBITORS. World Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences. Vol, 2023; 12, Issue 7. 1497-1507	Google Scholar
5	2021	An update of COVID-19 pandemic in India. Health Sci Reports 2021 Aug; doi: 10.1002/hsr2.359.	Scopus, Pubmed
6	2023	Investigation of medicinal plants for antimalarial activity. Int J Biol Pharm Allied Sci 2023 Nov; 12(11):4931-43	Web of Science
7	2023	Assessment of cardio-protective activity of Barleria cristata Linn. using Daphnia magna as model. Research J Pharm Tech 2023;16(4):1587-92	Scopus
8	2021	In-vitro antioxidant and cardioprotective effect of Delonix elata (L) Leaf extract against Doxorubicin induced toxicity in H9c2 cardio-myocyte cell line. Archana.V Indumathy. R. Research Journal of Pharmacy and Technology. 2021; 14(11):5635-5641	Scopus
9	2022	Evaluation of anti-tubercular activity and Hepatoprotective activity of Aristolochia bracteolata –in vitro study. Nivedhitha S, Indumathy R. Research Journal of Pharmacy and Technology. 2022;15(8):3417-3422	Scopus
10	2022	Anti-urolithiatic activity of ethanolic extract of Eichhornia crassipes (Mart.) Solms whole plant on ethylene glycol induced urolithiasis in wister rats. Revathi M, Indumathy.R. Asian Journal of pharmaceutical and Clinical Research. 2022;15(2): 141-145	Scopus
11	2023	Evaluation of In-vitro Anti-oxidant and Anti-ulcer activity of Karuvepillai Vadagam extract against Aspirin induced Ulcer model in Albino Wistar Rats. International Journal of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Research.2023;28(2):38-53	Web of science
12	2021	Antitubercular study of stem bark of Albizia procera Roxb Benth using Microplate alamar Blue Assay. RJPT 14(12) December 2021	Scopus
13	2021	Evaluation of N – Butanol Fraction of Albizia procera (ROXB.) Benth against Diabetes Mellitus with Rats. RJPT 14(12) December 2021. 15(4): April 2022	Scopus
14	2022	In vitro Alpha amylase and Alpha glucosidase enzyme inhibition of leaf extracts of Jatropha glandulifera Roxb. 2022 Volume 15 Issue 6	Scopus
15	2024	Screening of Oxystelma esculentum R.BR extracts for acetyl cholinesterase inhibitory activity. 2024, Volume 17 issue 1	Scopus
16	2023	Evaluating in silico docking, drug likeness and QSAR studies of Ayush Kwath as a potential immunomodulator, International Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Research(IJPPR), 26(4),March 2023, 28-40.	Scopus
17	2023	Quantification of azodicarbonamide in selected food samples by validated RP-UPLC method and in-silico docking study of azodicarbonamide as a potential imunomodulator, International Journal of Natural Sciences, 14(77), April 2023, 54637-54641.	Scopus
18	2023	Development of novel colorimetric and FTIR spectroscopic methods for the quantification of Barnidipine hydrochloride in active pharmaceutical ingredient, International Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Research(IJPPR), 27(1),April 2023, 208-213.	Scopus
19	2023	Quantitative Analysis of Heavy Metals in Selected Ice Cream Samples by Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy, Indian Journal of Natural Sciences, 14(80), Oct 2023,62197-62202	Scopus
20	2021	Design, synthesis, characterization and evaluation of natural potent Apo lipoprotein E4 inhibitors for the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease-IJPSR,2021,Vol.12 (3)-1453-1464	Web of science
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25	2023	Evaluation of Anti Osteoporotic Activity of Rasna Saptaka Kwatham – A Siddha formulation using Corticosteroid Induced Osteoporosis in Wistar Albino Rats. International Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Research.	Scopus
26	2023	Effect of Shatavari Ghrita (Polyherbal Formulation) on Testicular Dysfunction in Streptozocin Induced Diabetes in Wistar Albino Rats. International Journal of Creative Research Thoughts	Scopus
27	2023	Evaluation of Antioxidant and Anti-Urolithiatic Activity of Nathai Choori Seeds by Ethylene Glycol and Ammonium Chloride induced Urolithiasis in Wistar Rats. International Journal of Novel Research and Development	Scopus
28	2023	Evaluation of Anti-Cancer Activity of Ethanolic Extract of Strobilanthes ciliatus Leaves of HT-29 Cell Lines. Asian Journal of Biological and Life Sciences	Web of Science
29	2022	Evaluation of Cytotoxic potential of Ethanolic and Acetone extract of Abelmosches moschatus on Hep G2 Cell lines. Asian Journal of Biological and Life Sciences	Web of Science
30	2021	Phytochemical Screening, Toxicity evaluation of Polycarpaea corymbosa Lamk and its effect on Cancer Biomarkers of Ehrlich Ascites Carcinoma-Induced Mice compared with the reference standard drug 5-Fluorouracil. Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical and Clinical Research.	Google Scholar
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Date/Month & Year	Name of the Awards & achievements received	Name of the awardee with designation	District level / State level / National level
1	2022	Won the cash prize of Rs.10,000/-. and received “ G. Rangachari Memorial (PG Pharmacy Fellowship) Award”	Ms. Ahamed Nisha K. (M.Pharm Pharmaceutical Chemistry) Mr.MohanKumarR. (M.Pharm Pharmacology),Guided by Dr.Sakthiabirami Ms.Kirubavathi.S(M.Pharm Pharmacognosy) guided by Dr.R.Vijayabharathi.	State level
2	2022	Won the cash prize of Rs.8,000 and they received the“G. Rangachari Memorial (PG Pharmacy Fellowship) Award”	Mr. Aswin Kumar A.M. (M.Pharm Pharmaceutics),guided by Dr.Daisy Chella kumari. Mr. Jeeva B.-3rd Prize, Ahamed Nisha -2^nd prize (M.Pharm Pharmaceutical Chemistry)-Dr.R.Priyadarshini Hamsaveni K.(M.Pharm Pharmacognosy) guided by Dr.R.Radha	State level
3	2022	Won the 1^st and 3^rd prize in the Quiz competition held during the 61^stNational Pharmacy Week Celebrations.	B.Pharm students	National level
4	2022	Won the 2^nd prize in Medha National Pharma Quiz Competition	Kathirvel, B.Pharm Karthick Kannan., M.Pharm	National level
5	2022	Secured the 1^st place and 2^nd place in the Unity Day Celebration for Quiz on the topic “Sardar Vallabhai Patel's life, teaching and values”	Praveen kumar & Kathirvel-1st prize Bhuvaneshwari.D & Manikandan -2nd prize. Shalini & Ranjitham, Shruthi & Yeshwanti. Tamilselvan & Vijayaragavan- 2nd prize	National level
6	2022	Won the 1^st prize for essay competition held during National Pharmacovigilance week on 2022.	M.Pharm students	National level
7	2022	Secured the 1^st place in poetry and meme contest competition on the occasion of World Blood Donation Day.	B.Pharm Students	National level
8	2022	Secured a prize awards for Quiz competition under “Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav (Akam)”activity -75^th Anniversary of India’s Independence.	A.B.Ganesh, Gowtham, Mythilipriya-1stPrize Kiruthika,Abshaya, Sandhiya- 2^nd prize.	National level
9	2022	Won 2^nd prize awards for e-poster presentation on one day Continuous Medical Education Program on Pharmacotherapeutics in Oncology-An update.	Dr.M.Sakthi Abirami., Assistant Professor	State level

YEAR 2023

S.No	Date/ Month & Year	Name of the Awards & achievements received	Name of the awardee with designation	Institute level / District level / State level / National level
1	2023	Received G.Swaminathan Memorial award for Essay competition. Ist Prize award 10,000/-, Second Prize 8000/-, Third Prize 7000/-	B.Pharm	State level
2	2023	Received 2^nd prize award for Tamil Mozhi peyarpu and 3^rd prize award for Literary Quiz.	K.G.Vengatesh.,B.Pharm D.G.Suruthi,B.Pharm R.Yeswanthi, B.Pharm M.S.Jayshree Selvam	State Level
3	2023	Received First Prize award of Rs.1000,Second prize award 750/-,Third prize award 500/- for E.Quiz competition	B.Pharm students: R.Sathya, D.Sunitha, Abdul Rahuman	State Level
4	2023	Secured good marks at All India Rank level in All India Examination (GPAT) was conducted by National testing agency.	S.Suriya.,M.Pharm. R.Aravind,M.Pharm R.Sathya,M.Naveena,M.Gayathri, G.Anupriya, S.Sivaranjani, K.Arun, V.Jeeva,F.Nisvanth.	National Level
5	2023	On account Independent Day Celebration, received 2^nd prize for Poetry competition	D.Vijayaragavan,B.Pharm	State Level
6	2023	Received I prize and 2^nd prize for Essay writing competition in “National Pharmacovigilance week celebration”	T.Tanamani Jennifer, M.Pharm J.Asmitha Lisma, M.Pharm	National Level
7	2023	Received 1^st , 2^nd and 3^rd prize award for ICMR Quiz Competition	M.Pharm Students: V.S.Chandini M.Kaviyarasi S.Saranya Mohamed Insaaf Abishek,Asmitha lisma	National Level
8	2023	Received G.Rangachari memorial (PG Pharmacy Fellowship) award of 1^st Prize 12000/-, 2^nd prize 10,000/- and 3^rd prize 8000/-	M.Pharm Students: S.Amarnath, M.Srinvasan, T.Monisha, M.Kaviyarasi	State Level
9	2024	Award of Appreciation	Dr.P.Muthusamy Assistant professor Dept.of Pharmacognosy	State Level

SUCCESS STORIES OF COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

· Providing unique learning experience through advanced research.

· Ensuring high quality education for the safe, efficacious and effective use of medications.

· Contributing towards the wellbeing and welfare of the community.

ACADEMIC EXCELLANCE OF STUDENTS:

· With the guidance from experienced and qualified faculties with structured learning, regular assessment, study material assure to bring the best in each student in the field of pharmaceutical sciences

Ø Every year students cracks GPAT, NIPER which is conducted for higher studies after B.Pharmacy by National Testing Agency (NTA).

Ø Also students shine in the National / State competitive exams like

· UPSC

· TNPSC

· Drug Inspector (State/Central)

· Junior Analyst

· MRB (Pharmacist)

Ø Entrepreneur in Pharmaceutical Industry.

Ø Students pursue the Masters and Ph.D. in pharmacy in best foreign universities like

· Harvard University

· National University of Singapore

STAFF EXCELLENCE

· More than 370 original research articles are published in peer reviewed International and National Journals by our teaching staff.

· 36 patents are filed from our college

· Staff of our college have authored 10 books.

· Academically the college achieves a pass percentage of above 98% both in UG and PG examinations conducted by University.

· Faculty of our college are constantly enrolling NPTEL courses to upgrade their knowledge and achieved good score.

PREPARATION AND DISTRIBUTION OF HAND SANITIZER DURING COVID 19 PERIOD TO GOVERNMENT GENERAL HOSPITAL

· During Covid Pandemic times, our institution has been supporting the “ RAJIV GANDHI GOVERNMENT GENERAL HOSPITAL” (Asia’s Largest Hospital) and Chennai Police Force by manufacturing Hand sanitizer and Tunnel Disinfectant to meet the huge demands.

ALL INDIA PHARMACY QUIZ

A Pharmacy Quiz Competition was conducted in the year 2004-2005 at Madras Medical College during the National Pharmacy Week celebrations for students of Pharmacy Colleges in and around Chennai. This evolved into the Tamil Nadu Pharmacy Quiz competition in the year 2009 and in the year 2010, it evolved into the Pan South India Pharmacy Quiz which included teams from various Colleges from Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Pondicherry and Kerala. In the year 2011, the All India Pharmacy Quiz competition was conducted and it included teams from Pharmacy colleges all over India. In the year 2012, totally 559 teams across 9 states participated in the quiz. In the year 2013, 414 teams participated. In 2014, 270 teams participated. In the year 2017, totally 523 teams participated and in 2018 totally 413 teams participated.

The 11th Edition of the All India Pharmacy Quiz for B.Pharm, M.Pharm and Pharm.D students was conducted throughout India in the year 2020 at College of Pharmacy, Madras Medical College. A total of 350 teams participated in the event which was conducted at 20 centres, comprising of 30 colleges and covering 8 states across India. Cash prizes of a total value of ₹.62,000 and consolation prizes for a total value of ₹.10,000 were distributed.

SUCCESSFUL CONDUCT OF WORKSHOP

· In order to improve the current knowledge of the students in recent trends of drug design, herbal drug development and optimization of formulation using software, workshop are conducted on a periodical basis.

MADRAS MEDICAL COLLEGE & RAJIV GANDHI GOVERMENT GENERAL HOSPITAL

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